The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-25
LOCAL BREYITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment lin AMI Abont
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Matters OF Minor Moment lii AMI About
tho City.
Matinee at the Grand to-day.
Matinee at the Opera House this after
noon.
At the Grand t~o-nlght--"A Booming
Town"
The vltascope at the Opera House
House again tonight.
II a little snow should full it would be
Thanksgiving weather.
In nearly every hail in the city there
Will be dance .o-nighC.
There were five cases before police
court yesterday morning.
Geo. Z. Stifel & Cos stores will be
closed all d-y (to-morrow) Thanksglv-
Ing Day.
Republicans can give thanks to-mor-
row with good grace and mean every
thing they say.
The Benwoou council held q meeting
last night and transacted considerable
business. most of 1t routine.
The employees OF the board of public
works Will be paid off to-day. instead OF
Thursday, WITCH Is Thanksgiving.
Among the Thanksgiving Day even
ing entertainments Will be one at the
y. ". C. a. which vii! attract i large
audience.
The choir ofthe German II. E. church
Will give n musical service on Thanks
giving afternoon, which Is being looked
forward TO with pleasure.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cathe-
dral Will give an entertainment and
supper at ArIon hall Tomorrow night
for the benefit of che poor,
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving the
city employees will enjoy that day like
other rntiona. beings. consequently the
department Offices will be closed.
Hancock Post No. &. Ladies' Relief
Corps, of BenwooG. will give An oyster
supper at the North Benwood Athletic
club rooms next Saturday night.
The members ofthe Ohio Valley Lodge
No. 81, X. of p. are called 10 meet at the
lodge room at 9 o'clock this morning
10 attend the funeral OF Dan Robinson.
The dedication OF the new Mounds
willie school building taxes place to-
morrow afternoon. There will be i'm
posing ceremonies, In which several
Wheeling educators Will take part.
Wheas advanced in the local whole
sale markets yesterday. the ruling quo
taticn changing from 10 to IS cents to
so cents per bushel; this in the fact Of
a slight decline in the price OF flour.
Ralph Marrow. an employe OF the La
Belle iron works, in the tack factory,
he'd the index and little fingers OF his
right hand badly mashed yesterday. by
accidentally letting q heavy c2sk fall on
his hand.
Excelsior Lodge. A. o. u. W. will in
stall It's officers next Monday night
week. 4.ie exercises w!ls be attended
with an entertainment and banquet. Mr..
Martin Thornton having charge of the
latter feature.
John Sutton. who was arrested in
this city by officer Allen. on n charge OF
highway robbery at Cambridge, Ohio.
had his trial in that town yesterday.
He WAS found guilty and sentenced. to
three years in the penltentiary.
Excelsior Lodge. /. o. o. F., will give
4 Thanksgiving Eve dance this even
ing at Odd Fellows hall, Twelfth and
Chapllne streets, which promises to be
a notable social event. The committee
In charge have worked hard for success.
The father OF. Rev. Mr., Robinson, OF
the Benwood NJ. Z. church. died Mon
day night In Taylor county, this state,
his home. Mr.. Robinson left on the
carly morning Baltimore & Ohio train
for his parents home, to attend the flu
neral.
Couer de Leon company No. /, Uniform
Rank. X. Of P, will give a banquet and
ball at the Auditorium OF Pyth!an Cas-
tie tonight. II promises to be a swell
AFFAIR. No person will be admitted ex-
cept those holdlng invitations which
must be presented at the door.
The Retail Clerks Nat!n0al Protcc-
tive Association met at w. c. T. u. hall
last evening. There was "a large attend
nnce Of members present, and quite q
lot of enthusiasm was manifested. Very
important business was transacted and
the meeting adjourned 10 Meet Tuesday
evening, December !.
On Tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day.
Sunday hours Will be Observed NJ the
postoiiice. General delivery and stamp
window viii be open from $40 TO 1880
a. m. Collections will be made as fol-
lows: Entire city duetat the office at
G A.. m, 10 n. m; business portion OF the
city. arriving at the office Mt OILS and
ll:l5 n. M, and 1880. 8, 8 and Z p. m.
Mr.. Harry Travis, Of the La.Bellc
mill. In answer TO Il challenge to fly his
pigeons, desires to state that as his birds
h1.Ys only been In his possession about
n week. II let so would naturally make
a bee line for their former home in
Chicago, Hence, such n thing US q
match Is out of the question. and the
person who Issued the challenge prob
ably knew It.
The members of the DoveIer club. OF
the Elghu ward, met ut the club rooms
last night and appointed a committee
to draft the constitution and by-laws OF
a permanent organization. The COM
mittec Is composed OF Messrs. Charles
Morningstnr. John W. Schult2c, c. i.
Morris, William Rose and j. Fl. Frecsc.
The next meeting Will be held next
Tuesday evening, WHEN the committee
will report, and the permanen: officers
elected.
NEURALGIA Is the prayer OF the
nerves for pure blood. Hoods Snrsapa-
rilla Is the One True Blood Purifier
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