The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
Local ERRvIrIFs.
Natter, OF alluOr slou,sat in and Aboat II
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OsE marriage license was Issued yester-
day.
TuE Municipal Court will be in session
to-day.
The Strangers OF Paris" at the Acad-
emy this evening.
Born sides Of the Circuit Cont adjourn
ed Saturday to court in course.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meets in regular monthly session to-day
DRSSls GAEDSRR was fined 81 and costs
By Squire Davis Saturday for abusive lam
guags, lie plead guilty.
MISSES LILLE Rust and Susie Barley
attracted large aud delighted audience
to the Chapline street rink Saturday even
ing,
"TuKRE are thirty-eight nail machines
running at the Jefferson to-day, an IN;
crease Of three BiHCe Wednesdays report, "
says the SteubenyiiIe Go:siie.
THR race at the Capitol rink Saturday
evening between Major Henry, OF the
North End, aud Harry Fulmer, oil the
South Side, was won by Henry.
JUDGE BoYD ON Saturday ordered the
release from jail OF Frederick Baker, sent
up under bsaterdy proceedings, be agree
ing to pay i Get sum weekly TO the COM
plaiuaut.
AucroSgER W. II. HALLER on Saturday
sold at the front door OF the Court house
the W. A Fair property on McCollach
street. The Economy Building AasOcia-
ton was the purchaser, at 5000.
S. P. HlLpRErH was on Saturday APP
pointed administrator with the will au'
nsxed Of Josephine y, Mclaughlin, de.
ceased, aud gave bond in the sum Of
$500, with William EBkine AZ surety.
TUE management Of the Alhambra Pal
ace rink have rendered the use Of the rink
on Thursday evening next for benefit,
the gross receipts OF which will be turned
over to the RslieI COMMITTEES at New burg,
CLrRx Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made January 50, 1856, by
Rachel LarEin to Jacob q. Thomas, for 4
portion OF the home farm Of the late John
Wilson, deceased, on Short Greek. Con-
sideratiOn, $1,000.
TUE last will and testament OF Josephine
Mclaughlin wRs admitted 70 probate Sat
uIday and ordered TO be recorded, Also
the last will and testament OF JOhn Brooks
Jackson, deceased. Annie jackson is
named as exeCutrlx.
TIE Secretary OF State has Issued GER
tiGcate authorizing aChange inithe name Of
the Ohio Valley Protective Union, to that
orfhB Ohio Valley Life Company; also
making the city OF Wheeling the prInci'
pal CiIice Of g@id corporation.
GEORGE w. ATRINsoN, ESQ, will deliver
the second talk in the y. NJ, y. a. Course
at the association building, ll22 Market
street, at q o'clock Tuesday evening. His
subject will be duties OF every young
Man as u Citizen" Ali young men are in
vited.
CHEF or POLICE SAITH and Officers
Carney, Dunlap and Watson went out to
Elm Ffov0 Saturday night 10 arrest the
nen believed 10 be tue burglars OF BaIla
shoe store, but when the officers arrived
there no suspected thieves were in the
vicinity.
TnR city oil Wheeling Is summoned to
appear. to-day before the United States
District Court in thesuit OF Adam Speig,
OF New York, against the corporation for
the recovery OF principal anu interest on
the three HOmdeld railroad bonds Of
81 900 each, issued in 1854, and now
amounting, with accrued interest, to over
$4,000.
THE dining department connected with
Capt. Asa Booths saloon, the PhWnix, uu.
der Washington Hall, no has leased to
Thornton Yates, who has been cook there
for tho past six years lie will continue
to keep 1t up to lis high standard, serving
all delicacies in their season. His cooking
is all that can be desired and bis charges
are reasonable.
REV. FATHER STGNGER, pastor Of the
Catholic church at Charleston, and an
earnest and eloquent divine, delivered a
lecture in ST. Josoph's Cathedral last
evening. The attendance was good, and
the largo congregation was greatly Gdi.
fed and highly entertained by his erudt'
tion and eoQuenCo. A collection was
taken up for the benefit OF the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the church, and netted a
handsome sum for charity.
InE attention Of the public is specially
directed to the notice in this issue OF the
sale by Mr.. A. D. Sean0n OF his dry goods
and notion establishment to the new firm
Of Meinhart & Stencil. Both members Of
thi, new firm are we'll known to the trade
Of this @ ty and vicinity. Mr.. Meinhart
has been with Mr.. Seamon for sixteen
years and Mr.. Charles y. Stencil for the
past ten years has been popular sales.
man at Rhodes dry goods establishment.
They have the perfect confidence Of all
who have ever had any dealings with
them, and in addition 10 holding the val.
liable trade Mr.. seamOn had, will COM
mand much more.