The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05
LOCAL BIsEvrTLEs.
Matter. of Minor Moment in aud about
the Ctr.

the Ctr.
THE bridges OF the Terminal Railway
Company are being repainted.
JACK CRoaAN has re-accepted his for
NOR position with 4. b. Dolan, the pop
ular Market street saloonist.
Rev. +. |. swANEY will speak to the
Young mems prohibition club at the
Rechabite hall Thursday night.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Womans Hospital Association will be
held at the new hospital at $50 p. m.
to-day.
Gov. WILLIAM MCKINNEY will speak
at st. Clairsville Wednesday afternoon,
October u, and ut Atnaville the same
evening.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is:
sued to Charles Jefferson, aged 20, OF
Marshall county, and Jennie Allen, aged
%, OF Wheeling.
Henry JONES was yesterday appoint
ed administrator OF Hester Jones, de.
ceased, and gave bond in $500, with
Thomas II. Lewis as surety.
EUGENE MUmRMAE, the crippled ex-
fireman, is now toll taker at the new
steel bridge, having taken the place OF
Jim MCGEE on the first OF October.
THE Women's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular meeting
this afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms,
when the election OF officers will be
held.
The foundation Tor the new cracker
factory at the corner OF Twenty-iirst
and Main streets is almost completed
and things in that vicinity present de-
cidedly lively appearance.
THERE was quite rush OF people to
the sheriff's office yesterday to pay
state and county taxes. One could
scarcely get inside the Office. 1t re-
sembled gas bill day at the city gas
office.
"GAMEY" McANDREws and "Tude"
Kraft were locked up yesterday by
Officers Lukens and Deku, for annoying
people by stopping them near the cor
ner OF Chapline and Sixteenth streets
and begging money.
The new dressed octagon shaped
poles for the support OF tine trolley
wires have been received and are being
distributed along the line OF the street
railway. They will be quite an inn
provement over the present bare and
unshapely poles.
CONTRACTOR LEoxHARr has large
force Of men at work grading Alley 10
between Alley A and Main street pre-
paratory to paving. The alley is being
widened considerably, which will per-
nit two wagons passing, which was i'm.
possible before.
CONNECTION has been made at Twenty
seventh street so that the south bound
electric cars can run over the north
bound track down as for as Thirty
third street until the new rails have
been laid between the two points on
the formers track.
oTro Tyson and George Livingstone,
two we'll known and popular young
men, have purchased the Mark Twain
saloon, at 1871 Market street, and will
doubtless do landofiice business.
Their place will doubtless be popular
resort, and everybody may expect good
treatment and first class goods.
Mr. GEORGE Ii. CARNAHAN advertses
himself in another column OF this
mornings paper as agent for the sale OF
real estate, renting property, etc. His
Office is at 1904 Market street, second
floor. His high standing and wide &C.
quaintance in the community will
doubtless bring him large business at
once.
MEssRs. CHARLES W. AND THEODORE
SCHULTZ, sons OF Squire J. W. Schultz,
OF the Eighth ward, will enjoy the priv
ilege OF voting next November in the
very room and on the spot where they
were born. 1t will be Theodore's first
vote, and it is perhaps the first time on
record that such thing has happened.
They will celebrate the affair by casting
their votes straight for Harrison, Reid
and protection.