The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-06


BgLLAlRE LocAlS.-The snow and rain Of
Wednesday morning was allowed to lie on
the payements and made rubber shoes q
necessity.
The interest is increasing in the revival
at the Methodist Church. This Is the
fourth week Of its continuance.
The Goblet Works Company has rented
the Ohio glass house, In South Bellalre,
and will use It for making certain styles Of
their ware.
Nome gentleman was around tho other
evening with a lot OF pamphlets which he
Intended to distribute among the ladies' OF
the Home Benevolent Society IN order to
show them how to run the thing. If cold
water was not thrown on him, at least he
must have got swallow OF tho water that
showed himit was pretty cold, for he left
without carrying out his programme
Tho Phunny Hook and Ladder Compa.
ny ran their carriage up to the Public
Square, Tuesday afternoon, where Tap.
pan made q picture oft. The boys intend
to have q Autographed certificate made,
with aspicture Of the carriage on it, for
thosp who have served their five years.
Tho road 10 the ThaffEoaf Is lined on
both sides with piles Of glassware from our
various factories, waiting shipment by the
river. Some OF the boxes and barrels arc
deep in the thin mud, while the paved
wharf has nothing on It but piles OF ice.
The tipple OF the Pittsburgh Coal Works,
Hass SS sSeas rsai, snS SUaIs IL as sBS eIBa
loaded as usual.
Wednesday morning a telegram came to
Phillip Brailly from Oregon, announcing
the death Of his son Charlie, who went
West last fall. Charlie was out hunting
and was shot. No particulars came in the
telegram.
Bills are up for Mr.. Grimes lecture OH
his travels in the Holy Land, the evening
Of The 18th inst,
Bills arc also up tor masquerade by
the lIederkranz Society, February 81,
Tho GAINESVILLE correspondent OF the
INrgLLlGEScER (of the Register and st.
Clairsyille papers, too, by the way, to all
Of which be writes the same letters must
have studied queer system OF arithmetic.
He asserted that nhIe.telths Of GAINESVILLE
Werp opposed to removal OF the county
seat, and 10 "substantiate his assertion" lie
says 703 have signed tho remonstranGe and
200 the petition for removal. To sustain
his assertion that the farmers are unit
against removal" he shows figures from
the rural Observation-Disclosures among
them! We kneY B4rnasyllle did not plalm
to 10 CITY but aid not know It was . farm
His assertion about the unanimIty OF the
farmers included the whole OF the county
his figures arc Of six townships out VI
sixteen, all the six in tho west OF the
county, A great many persons in some OF
these townships ara r6illsing to sign either
petition or romonstranCe; and still In
Flushing, for example, he claims that $50
have signed them. Three hundred and
iifty.seven is the highest vote ever polled
thcrc-so there must be great NAM
women signing, lIp dogs not state the
number 81 RetlHQnars correctly, that's Ger.
tain, SO there must 10 some reasonable
doubt rs to his other figures,
The assignees Of B, T. 0oWen are bring
Ing his books up to tho old banking room
to DO catalogued.
A coal car went through the new tipple
at the Pittsburgh Coal Works, Wednesday
morning. re. +.