The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-12
LOCAL BREEiril;S.
Matters OF Minor Moment In uud About
tho CITY

th' Sibfs
TIE GRAND this evening : "rhe
Black Thorn"
OPERA House. this evening-Smilcy
& Dcvoy's Comiques.
JAMES firEvEY, living up Peters run,
has sold his farm OF $50 acres, for
$4,000
Wool is now being sold by the farm
ers OF this county ut thirty cents Il
pound.
Poor OLD MEs. JOHNSON got drunk
again yesterday, and was run in by OF
ficcr Desmond.
y FINE display OF meteors is predicted
by the sky sharps for this evening and
another Tor tomorrow night.
a FARMERs' ALLIANCE has been insti-
tutcd at Valley Grove, this county, and
will be in full blast in 4 few days.
TIE Kings Daughters OF the United
Presbyterian church, will give social
this evening at half past seven O'Clock.
THE Star glass works, at New Cum
berland, which for some reason were
never success, are to be sold in De-
cember.
OFFICER DoNLEY yesterday arrested
Ben Frazier on IN old charge OF dis
orderly conduct. The warrant was
issued several days ago.
WILLIAM i. SIMPSON, executor OF VIII
liam Busbey, deceased, advertises that
he will sell part OF Mr.. Busbey's real
estate on Saturday, November IS.
LorTlE WILSON was yesterday APP
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
Leroy Wilson, deceased, and gave bond
in the sum OF 500, with John Gaskinas
surety.
OFFICER DESMOND last night arrested
4 Washington, Pa, man, whose name
is not known, but who was very drunk
in the Second ward. lie had 4 few
dollars in his clothes.
THE Bcl!aire Tribune says: Kennedy,
the ball pitcher OF this city, is wanted
by the Louisville base ball team. He
has not decided whether he will sign or
not. "Percc" is good man in the box.
THE only case in the police court yes
tcrday morning was that OF Pat Kelly,
who was very drunk when locked UP
the night before. He was sent to the
hill for thirty days in default OF his fine.
4. GIAMETrI, IN Italian doing bust
ness at 1928 Market street, yesterday
conveyed his stock and fixtures to G.
X. Leisure for 5000, and the transfer
was duly recorded at Clerk Hooks
Office.
SlNGLE-ltANDED and alone aided only
by the spell OF his mighty eye, backed
by the majesty OF the law, Officer Dom
ley yesterday arrested six tramps who
were guzzlng GROWERS OF beer in the
Fifth ward.
YESTERDAY was about as bright and
brac;ng q iall day ms the most fastidious
could want to see. The weather was
taken advantage OF by the numerous
people who have buildings in progress
TO push things,
LE%EY FLorsuElM, the coal operator,
registered at the Mcclure. He says the
miners strike is over, "but you can
never tell how long miners will stop
striking at time"
SUNDAY night the contents OF bar
rel OF whisky were stolen from the Mt.
Pleasant station OF the Wheeling &
Lake Erie in an old but very slick way.
\ hole was bored through the floor
from below and into the barrel; the
liquor ran out and was evidently caught
in another vessel and carried away.
Shortly before | o'clock yesterday
morning Officer Deku, who was on duty
at the city building, was informed that
the candy store OF Clyde Moore, on the
opposite corner OF Chapline street, was
standing open and no one was in it. He
went and summoned Moore, who found
that thieves had been in the place, but
what they had carried of could not be
very definitely told. No money was Sc
cured.