The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
LOCAL RsEyrTIes
Matters Of Minor Moment In aad AbO
the CltJ.

the ClJ.
THE GRAND this eveuipg-"The Police
Inspector"
AR G. DAVIS Is not q candidate for
city clerk and will not be.
WILLIAM N. MORGAN Is announced as
candidate for superintendent Of the
county infrmary.
The Ivy Blossom Athletic club will
give a ball and concert at Menge q
Howley's hall Thursday night
Cry taxes are now past due. and
those who have not paid them should
do SO at once and save the interest.
In its list OF candidates the Register
prints the names OF several hold-over
councilmen as candidates for re-elec-
ton.
TIE police are in receipt OF two cards
asking them to look out for and arrest
tSo forgers, one wanted at Columbus
and the other at Zanesyille.
A REGULAR meeting Of the city coun-
Gil will be held this evening, aud 1t will
be called on. TO take up several reports
and other matters OF interest.
Tue county commissioners' commit
lee on court house and Jail met yester-
day, but did nothing but the routine
business Of auditing tho monthly bills.
The log cabin oflicorice in John Cole.
mans window on the South Side at
tracts lots OF attention from passersby.
Il was designed and erected By Fred
Giichrist
THE third letter OF the series BY DR..
Harriet Jones will be delivered at ". Q.
T. U. hall. 1907 Main street, tonight.
Subject. Nervousness and Nervous
Headache"
LAST evening the council committee
on real estate audited bills aggregating
Sl7 90. Messrs. Farrell and O'Malley
were made q sub committee to pur-
chase door mats.
THE Belmont mill. on the South Side,
ia of part OF the present week on ac-
count Of a change OF rolls. The mill is
expected to resume, perhaps toward tho
close OF the week.
HENRY and Mollie smedley, colored,
we're before Squire Gillespy yesterday
on peace warrants sworn out by +. Ii.
Campbell, their son-ln-law. They were
dismissed at his costs.
ISLAND Union, No. BS2, Equitable Aid
Union, held very agreeable and inter.
esting meeting last night at their hall
on Broadway, and initiated four candi-
dates, three gentlemen and one lady.
YESTERDAY the city patrol wagon was
called on to take to the city hospital
James O'Maiiey, the man who had his
leg broken by fall OF soapstone in the
Boggs run mine disaster several days
ago.
The Full Noun Athletic Club gave its
second grand ball at Bishofs hall last
evening, and after the ball they served
wine and cake at Mr.. Bishof's residence
to all Of their friends who attended the
ball.
THERE will be rehearsal of those in
terested in the production OF The
Witch OF Endor" to-day at A. o. U. W.
hall. The ladies will be rehearsed at 8
o'clock 10 the afternoon and the men at
1880 p. m.
ELLA HOWARD Yesterday appeared be-
fore Squire Gillsspy and swore out
peace warrant for Mrs. Albright, a
neichbor OF hers on Market street, but
up to late hour last night it had not
been served.
THE Turkey club, a new South Side
social organization. will give ball at
MenSe & Howley's hall, on Market
street, tomorrow evening. A turkey
will be contested for by the ladies and
given to the prize Walter.
THE Fifth ward people would like to
see a change made in the location OF the
voting places in the ward for the conf
ing city election. Heretofore the polls
have been located on Main street, not
OF all in the central portions Of the sew
eral precincts.
PETER Err yesterday commenced the
work OF tearing down the sheds on the
site OF his new livery stable, to be put
up on the block from Seventeenth to
Eighteenth street, between Market and
Chapline. It will be fine structure.
Beltz & Son have the contract for the
building.
The ladies and gentlemen OF the
fourth department OF the Epworth
League Of Wesley NJ. L. church met last
night and completed arrangements for
a Thanksgiving dinner at the church at
noon on Thanksgiving, aud a supper in
the evening. Everybody is invited.
Tho affair bids fair to DO one OF tho
most attractive features OF the holiday.
A UNION meeting OF the Christian En-
deavor Societies will be held this even-
ing in the Baptist church, corner
Twelfth aud Byron streets. Thanksgiv-
ing donations for the benefit OF the
needy Of the varions churches will DO
made. All are cordially invited 10 come
ana bring something suitable for a