The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-18
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LOCAL nREYITIEs.

,AONAh hhHNA4An9N
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City,
Two marriage licences were issued yes
terdsy.
Tug Grand this eVening-Mattie Wick
ers as JdcqulNe.
THERE was not a Cassin police court yes
tsrday morning,
OPERA HOUSE, this evening-MusiCal
and Literary Entertainment,
The chilly rain which commenced
Tuesday night continued all day yester'
day,
A REGULAR monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Education will bs held this eY'
ening,
THERE was fine promise at midnight fol
another whitewash in this mornings Pc
lice Court.
TIE regular monthly session OF the
Chamber Of Commerce will bs held THU
evening,
THUS far during the present season, w,
B. Gibson, of West Alexander, has shipped
to this city 1900 barrels Of apples,
A LETTER Rox will be placed In the new
Public Building by Postmaster Simpson
for the accommodation Of the officials.
TUE girls employed In wrapping ant
packing lanterns at the Nail City factory
have struck for an advance, and arc out.
HoDdRNs & WARD, Of Portland Station
Ohio, have loaded and shipped to eastern
markets over 10000 barrels OF apples THU
season.
MCAvoY's HDERNIooN, which closed al
the Grand last night, Is universally pro-
nounOed the worst chow ever seen In
Wheeling.
oNE OF the now opera chairs used In
seating court room No. has already beer
broken, one Of the iron legs having snap
ped III two.
A LITTLE boy named Carr foil into gas
ditch full OF water In East Wheeling yes
terdsy, and hut for timely aid would have
been drowned.
TnR Swiss Beneficial Society Of this city
celebrated It's fourth anniversary las
night with very pleasant ball at Germa
MIA hall. Kramer's full orchestra furnish
the music,
THH advance sale Of seats at sheibI
music store for Matte Yickers' engage
ment at the Grand, which commences
this evening, was larger, up to last night
than for any show ever given there.
TIE sale OF seats for Maude Grsugerl
engagement at the Opera Houge, tridG,
ana Saturday, In "Lynwood," 10 now Ii
progress at Banners, and indicates goot
attendance OF all three performances.
The name Of O. D. Thompson has been
mentioned in connection with the Repub
lican nomination for City Sergeant. Thl
only Democratic gspiranta hoard Of arr
Capt. Porter Smith and Louis Dslbrugge
Mn. HENRY HooP, OF the Island, fel
down pair Of steps, OF tho residence 0
Mr.. Geo. X. Wheat, q iow days ago ant
had tho misfortune TO break one Of bill
legs. He is, however, getting along very
well.
JAMES POWELL and Henry Williams en-
gagged in a list fight on Twelfth street yea
terday about noon. Squire Davis, WHIT
was an eye witness, arrested both, and
fined them S. and costs apiece, which they
paid,
A TEAM belonging TO Charles Wollen
weber, a farmer living south Of the city
ran OF In the Eighth ward yesterday
Both Wollenweber and his vile were
thrown out and painfully, but not dan
gerously hurt. One OF the horses was al
90 slightly hurt, aud the wagon CcqsidCra
bly, damaged,
ApGpsT NEWMAN, q young man living
on Main street, Centre Wheeling, was 90
verely bit on the thigh by a big dog yea
terday while passing the National Bank O.
West killed the dog, which did not belong
to the bank, but has been hanging about
there for some tine,
AN Art Loan Exhibition has bson aug.
gested as good plan for the ladies Of tht
Women's Union Benevolent Society To
adopt aud put into execution this winter
as the means oil replenishing their treas.
ury. A very large aud interesting collet.
ton oil relics, Cufiog, paintings, ETC., could
without doubt be collected hero and In
this vicinity in q very short time and q
display madO that would draw people and
make plenty Of money.
| YESTERDAY william HAL, George En-
blem, Harry Campbell, William Greer
Alexander Turner and William Atkinson,
charged by Dana King with breaking into
his boat, lying on the Virginia aide, Oh
the land, on the 18th and 10th days OF o.
tober, 1885, and stealing articles amount.
ing 10 about $40, were arralgned before
Squire W. H. Davis for q preliminary
hearing, but waived an examination and
were bound over to court In 500 bail
each.
Or Miss Matte vickers, who opens hel
engagement at the Grand this evening,
the Buffalo Courier says: "MiBB ViCkeTa
Ia possessed Of q handsome, expressive
lace, an attractive figure, aud d cultivated
pleasant voice, she combines with these
advantages an ability In the line Of lcglti.
mate acting which renders her perform.
ances extremely enjoyable" Manager
Klunk is TO be congratulated on com.
tpencing his management Of tho Grand
under such favorable auspices,