The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
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Tar Teutonia society will give q big
concert and ball on November 2 at tts'
hall.
"SHUr the door, signs are making
their appearance rapidly on ar OF inc
the business house doors.
THERE will be q big private dance at
the Cyciers hall this evening, given by.
q number Of South Siders.
PRoF. MULLEN regrets that he will
not be able TO meet his class before
Friday evening Of this week.
THE Republican marching clubs Of
the Fifth and Sixth wards viii meet at
Riedel's hall tonight Of 1880 sharp.
THE City Council meets in regular
session this evening. One or two m
poftant ordinances are TO be considered.
Mr. a. I. CHAHNER will deliver an u
Illustrated lecture ON "a Lie on the
Ocean Wave at the Wesley Me church
this evening.
ANUNrBER Of tho schools had their
flags at half mast yesterday afternoon
ON the strength. Of a false rumor gener-
ally circulated Of Mrs. Harrison's death
THEME was one lone petition handed
in at the city clerks office yesterday,
that of Sarah Falloure for rebate Of
taxes on lot 4, Jacob street, in Eott's
addition.
The Davis club will meet this even
ing to make arrangements for the trips
to Pittsburgh and Bellaire demonstra-
lions. All members wishing 70 take
part should be present OF this meeting.
Two warrants we're sworn out before
Squire Rogers yesterday by Daniel
Lyle. charging Frank Kasley with
assault and battery and Isaac Gray
with assault and battery and afterwards
setting his clothing on fire.
THs Republicans OF the Eighth ward
are loud in their praises and thanks to
Jacob Slecker and Louis Seabright who
put up the commodious and substantial
platform at F~orty-frst streetfor Satur-
day nights meeting and made no
charge.
The following deed was admitted TO
record in Clerk Hook Office yesterday:
Decd made October 10 by @. Ed schen-
erlein to Martin Ruggaber, for lots
numbered 81 and % in Zane's orchard
addition to the city. Consideration
$500.
TnE fact that q Democrat here wants
TO bet from S5to $500 that Harrison will
DO the next President is encouraging
Republicans who have been suffering
with the blues, and it has a depressing
effect on Democrats who We're inclined
to think everything was going their way.
-BeRars Independent.
The Tariff Champions held a very
successful meeting last evening, in
creasing their membership to 175. The
club will turn out Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week
to attend speaking in different parts OF
the city. Let all the boys turn out.
They are still the champions.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by Clerk Hook yesterday: John
Burk, aged twenty-six, OF Allegheny,
and Adele Wellmeier, of Duquesne, Pa
Jerry w. Myies, aged twenty-five, OF
Wheeling, and Mary Ann Morre, aged
twenty, Of Allegheny; Peter Q. He'll,
aged twenty-four, aud josephine Quell,
aged twenty-five, both of Wheeling.
AT a meeting held recently that sue
cessful social club, the Terriers, reorg-
anised and electedthe following officers:
y. a. Weitzel, president; Walter Coch-
ran, vice-president; Leagh Bailey, secre-
tary; Lou Huseman, treasurer. This
club will hold forth at the old Wheel
ing club rooms, at which place an im-
portant meeting will be held this even
ing,
a PETITION was circulated among the
residents Of the Eighth ward yesterday
and generally signed, protesting AGAINST
the treatment they received from the
marshaIs Of the big parade on Colum-
bian day, by the ignoring OF that por-
ton Of the city in the route OF pro-
cession. All OF the signers are very in
dignant and declare they will not con-
tribute one cent towards defrayiug the
expenses. The petition will be handed
into Council this evening.
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