The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
LOCAL BREVITtES
Matters OF Minor Moment In AMI About
tho City. Afr H

ofERA HOUSE this evcning-"Cas
the iodlcr."
IT is expected that tho l.aBelle mill
will be able to resume to-day.
THE Council committee on accounts
has been called TO meet this evening.
TIE slcighing gets better all the time,
and lots Of delivery wagons are on
runners now.
TIE iron trusses for tho roof OF the
new city Jail have arrived I'd are being
put in position.
IRIS the same thing over again"Aas
tho days begin 10 lengthen the cold
begins to strengthen.
MARY CRoGAN, charged with trcspass.
was held over to court, in 500 bond, BY
Squire Arklc yesterday
WELCOME CoScLAvE No. O., A. o. A.
NJ, will give q public installation OF
officers about the middle OF January.
A JOURNEY cab got gay on Main street
below Twelfth yesterday and colliding
with telegraph pole, brokela shaft.
1, OSE drunk was sent to the hill for fif-
teen days by Mayor Scabright yester-
day morning in default OF fine OF 81
and costs.
TIE timbers for the roof OF the annex
to the Fourth ward school are In place,
but work is suspended on account OF
the weather.
THE ice over Wheeling creek is thick
enough to skate on now, and the boys
have found it out. The river is pretty
full OF floating cakes OF ice.
JAMES A. HENRY, the real estate
agent, sold yesterday for Patrick Far
ley, house No. l4a. on Fifteenth street,
to F. A. Sherratt for 5000.
]. A. HoLLlDAY & SoS have received
the contract for anew residence Tor
William McKelvey, on the Island, after
plans by Leiner & Faris, architects.
A THROUGH mail pouch has been put
on between this city and Wheeling, and
mail from that city now reaches us at 4
O'Clock every afternoon on the c. & o.
Charleston Star.
HENRY j. HUSGERMAN and Miss Clara
Holmes were married yesterday alter
noon ut 4 o'clock, by Father Mullen.
Tho ceremony took place in the parlors
OF the pastors residence.
join F. PAYNE, an experienced driver
and trainer, well known in turf circles,
has been engaged by Schmulbach 4
Park, OF this city, to drive and train
their horses at Lexington, Ky.
STONE is still being laid right along
on the Main street bridge. The snow is
scraped off to make room for each stone,
ana the cement is mixed with brine to
keep it from freezing while it sets.
A. S. LISTS horse ran off last evening
while standing in front OF the family
residence on North Main street, and
running into the stone steps in front OF
Mr.. Wheat's residence, demolished the
sleigh. The horse was not injured.
W. H. CLEARWATER and Osce Statler
played another match game OF pool at
the Mcclure house billiard room last
night. Clearwater got out with his $50
points BY the time Osce. made rs.
Osce deserves credit for tackling the
champion.
SOME friends yesterday presented the
Wheeling Cyclers with a handsome
photograph OF a young boy in the last
stages OF his first pipe OF tobacco The
Cyclers are putting their hall in good
shape, and have now q very attractive
place to meet in. I'D
WILLIAM SfLLICK, a young man OF
Cross Greek, West Virginia, was out
hunting Tuesday on the Virginia hills.
While walking along the edge OF 4 steep
precipice he slipped and fell nearly
thirty feet to the ground below. break
ing his thigh, four ribs and sustained
other bad bruises. He will recover.
5-Stetbeiriue Star
JoIS FuLToS, OF East Wheeling, re-
turned from trip out the Bellairc,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad with
twenty-five rabbits to show for two
days sport. He was accompanied home
by his friend Franklin Guyler, OF near
Summertield, Noble county, Ohio, who
will BIO his guest for some time.
YESTERDAY D. NJ. Carey, Captain
Hallock and Peter Erb went out in one
OF Erb's sleighs, drawn by Mr.. Carey's
horse. At the corner OF Sixteenth and
McColloch streets Mr.. Erb, who was
driving, turned the corner too sharply,
and the sleigh was overturned, throwing
the parties out. Fortunately nobody
was hurt.
Mr.. ALFRED A. AAEoSs,' "a composer OF
operas and dramatic man, was in the
city yesterday on an interesting mission
He wants to organize n circuit OF one.
night stands in this state and eastern
Ohio and take good attractions OIL it.
The arrangcmentmight result in getting
better attractions for all the towns con.
ccrned, and at the, same time give the
combinations better routes.
W. NJ. CLEMANs, the composer and
song writer, OF this city, has published
new song called snow ! lay mo down
to slecp," (which is a very pretty song.
The Arrangement is by Miss L. Z. Eyer
ter and both words and music reflect
credit on the author, composer and ar
ranger. Mr.. Cemans has earned high
reputation by his past musical work,
and he may expect to enhance it by
this effort.
NJ. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward
Scranton, Pa, stated November 0, 'S3:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. DIV
Ethcl-"I am sure now that George
thinks me AN angel" Maud-""What
makes you $50 positive ?" Ethel-"He
asked me to fly with him." New York
Herald. {; H
a Very Common Want.
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