The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
LOCAL BREvrTlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

the City.
The Acme club will give a dance at
Koch's hall, at Fulton, tonight.
AFTER to-day oysters are supposed to
be in season. They have been in mar
ket all summer, however.
THE pudding furnaces at the Ben
wood mill, long idle, are being repaired,
and where necessary, rebuilt.
A NUMBER Of new tracks are being
laid by the Baltimore q Ohio company
in its yard at Forty-eighth street.
THE old wooden bridge over the
creek at Main street has been fenced
off from the street at the sonth end.
Next Monday evening the dramatic
season at tho Grand Opera House will
open, with the London Gaiety Compa-
ny as the attraction.
The Council committee on wharves
was called to meet last evening, bnt
only one member Of it appeared, and OF
course no meeting was held.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Hospital Association will DO held on
Thursday, at 2:S0 p. NJ, at the hospital.
A full attendance ID desired.
YESTERDAY afternoon one of the old
electric cars burned out on the Market
street bridge, and was showed of the
track to one side, where it lay for some
time.
No paving was done on the Main
street bridge yesterday Contractor
Lemons having run out OF brick. The
paving OF South street was to have ne
gun yesterday, but was delayed by the
rain.
MEMBERS Of Wheeling lodge Of EIks
are officially notified in another column
to call at the Western Union Telegraph
office and secure tickets for the outing
September 10.
BAYHA's tin shop, just south Of the
Main street bridge, will be raised to-day
to conform to the new grade, necessita-
ted by the elevation of the approach TO
the bridge.
The County Commissioners commit
tee on poor house and farm met yestIe,r-
day and audited the monthly bills. The
full board will meet to-day in monthly
auditing session.
The yearly meeting OF the Friends
society OF Ohio is being held at Mt.
Pleasant, large number Of delegates
from Quaker communities throughout
the United States and Canada being
present.
OLIVER NJ. WADpLE and Charles NJ.
Waddle. OF Brilliant, have brought SUIT
against the Wheeling & Lake Erie Kali
way Company, claiming So 700 with in
terest from August 8, 1892, damages to
ferry right
The sale Of reserved seats for Dock
stader's minstrels, at the Opera House
Saturday night, will open at Houses
music store this morning. The name
Of Dockstader alone ought to be SUM
Gent to pack the house.
THE members OF the North End
literary and athletic club are going to
build new club rooms soon. The new
headquarters will be located at the head
of Seventh street and they will be
among the finest club rooms in the city.
The State Fair association has adopted
new idea in lieu OF complimentary
tickets. Persons entitled to the privi-
leges of the grounds free will this year
wear very pretty celluloid tab tied to
their button holes. These admit any
where, and can be retained after the
fair as souvenirs.
TIE Wheeling Island fair next week
will attract thousands OF people from
this county. Algreat many Belmont
county farmers always capture premi-
ums at this fair, and this naturally ex-
cites an interest among others in the
rural portion OF the county, while the
speed ring this year will attract the
townspeople more than ever.-BeIlatre
Independent.
The Pittsburgh & Ohio Valley rail-
road will be running through to Pow
hatan by the first OF October. The rail-
road bridge near that place ia we'll along
now, and will be finished in about two
weeks AS soon as the road is opened
through it is the intention to put a
train on that branch. The train is
already provided forin thenew schedule
OF the Pennsylvania company.