The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-28
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Glass Works Ohicers-PursOnnl and Gener
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Glass Works Ohicers-Prrsonal and General
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The G. a. Il. met Tuesday night.
Mrs. Brand, Of Wheeling, is visiting
friends here. .ss. III
Miss Mary Hart has gone to Pittsburgh
TO visit friends. gJ M
Postmaster Wise is suffering from a
sprained ankle. a4fi Is
The colorcd Blaine and Logan club met
at City Hall last night. sd5 4,
Not less than eighty new dwellings have
been erected here recently.
Mr.. Chris. Bippus was not rs seriously
hurt as was reported Mt first.
Charles Mayer, Of The firm Of Mayer l.
klotz, went East yesterday. 3 -.
About fifty people from here attended
the Woodslield Fair Yesterday. e:
Acrowd OF young folks from Gravel Hill
went to llornbrook's Park yesterday.
]. n. Hawkins, travelling salesman for
the Little Tin Company, left yesterday.
Miss Ella Armstrong went to GAINESVILLE
yesterday to attend the Musical Festival.
A son OF Mrs. Collins, Of the Fourth
ward, is seriously i'll with the typhoid
fever. :.
DR.. Edgar Armstrong, OF Woodsiield,
formerly OF this place, died Tuesday after
noon Of typhoid fever.
The milkmcn have. advanced the price
OF milk from 6 TO S cents per quart, TO 60
into effect next Monday.
The employees OF the o. V. r. r: are en-.
gagged in making n I'll in the road bed near
the Pittsburgh COIL works.
The Greenbackers OF the Fifth ward met
last night ut the hose house to organize q
Butler and Chambers club.
The Plumcd Knights meet Mt the City
Hall tonight, at ! o'clock. All Knights
are requested to be present, f..
Virgil Brown and Henry Martin attend.
cd the ColOrcd Barber's Convention and
Barbecue at Newark yesterday.
Prof. Jones is home from q trip to Mich.
igan and along the lakes. School does not
begin until the Sth OF September.
Miss Margaret Anderson, nj near st,
Gainesville, Is ip the city this week visiting
her brother, Judge A.W. Anderson.
The Council committee on the Cemetery
Hill road reported 1850 feet Of the new
road done, ut the meeting Tuesday night.
The Fifth ward Blaine and Logan Club
will meet tonight to make all the necessary
arrangements for turning out next Tuesday
night
Mr.. William GLADDEN., OF Centervillc,
was in the city yesterday, the first time
ior some time. He has been laid up with
the rheumatism. ) .i
Several ladies went out from town to
Rock Hill yesterday, to attend q meeting
for The organization OF d Frcsbyt0rial
Home Missionary Society. SIS
Mrs. Robert Mcfarland, OF Utica, O.,
and Mrs. Thomas Nesbitt, of Wheeling,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. r. A! Nc
Gregor, OF the Fourth ward.
glass wo aE Was !aHpAlsIelV tRa a aTnipqRE:
mcnt OF Harry Loislro as shipping clerk
and Mr.. James Tallman as Attorney.
Alcssrs. Heiner and Pcrshing, Of Pitts
burgh, who are engaged in leasing terri
tory on Captina creek for development
oil'and gas;%cfe il lie eitT yeSIsTlaf; 4
The steel works have been working
eight heats day in order to keep thenail
mill going. The nail factory shut down
Tuesday to allow the steel works to get
ahead.
The directors Of the BeIIaire Window
Glass Company met Tuesday morning and
elected the following oilicers! presidont,
John T.. Mercer: Secretary, james A.
Wells; Manager, James Hepburn; Assist
ant Alanagcr,,V I. Morgan.
The Board OF Directors OF the Enterprise,
flsS Fsrk msE At theE gigg an ,s;a
President, N. l.. Blackburn Vice PFesi:
dent, Scott Cunningham; Secretary, D. d,
Crafty; Manager, Joseph Bates. z: i