The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-20

Taylor's counters, rough goods, such 81
Bourett's combinations, will be all the g
this fall.
GLASS WORKS MATTERS
And various Other News Items from Bel
Two plain drunkai in the city cooler.
Miss Birdie O. Rowies is in the city.
Eigbty.eight degrees in the shade yes
Nj: rhso Neil, Of Businessburg, is ii
the city.
The Baltimore & Ohio pay car will be
here to-day. y
The BeIlaire Bottle Works repairs will
soon BIO finished.
The receipts at the Bethel camp grounds
last Sunday were s2l7.
Mrs. Mahlon Graft and daughter were
in Wheeling yesterday. &.
Mrs. Emit McKeen is visiting hersls
ter, Mrs. FL. g. Wilson.
Miss Emma Gill has returned from q
two weeks trip to the country.
The cutting department Of the mill
cooper shop went on yesterday.
The Union glass workers received their
dues yesterday from the association
,,a MI f. tha'e sata sestarSaY IN husiness %
VEG w ~ 4. A. eo,,a
torial convention at Flushing yesterday.
The Misses Marsh have returned from q
pleasant Trip IN the southern portion y "
inc county: ,,5, /. I.
Mr.. Louis Marshall let yesterday tor
Camp Buek e, No, on lne heAowssets q
flsn Greek, w.
Mrs. NJ. j. w. Glover, OF Demos, y,
passed through the city on her way 10
Wheeling Tuesday.
The firm OF Stewart d Ward, the Hour
mill men, have closed their mill Tor two
weeks for needed repairs.
Very large crowds ere expected to be
in attendance at the meetings in the
Christian Church this week.
Albert Ward the man WHO bit his
child's Toe of Tuesday, got twenty-five
days at st. Clairsyille, Marshal Burke
took himnp yesterday.
Tho Ratbel camnmeetine closed Tues.
dsy ayan;ne I, Their Intention was 10 hold
Il nyeT the coming Sabbath. but thew
Il i ays conclnded IN Close. = d
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joshua motley, 9aae5 nv mee alsa;s .isd
AN. .andeison nave peen rT, nass
ylewei IN, i9 u, ~. sev ism mr tbs p5tS m tV
tn. W. n s w e s I,l;sa;s 4, .,,a
CITY the euest al Mr. John Dubois. Mr..
johnson was the frat man 70 volunteer
from St Clairsyille TO 90 INTO the war. :
Mr.. Cockayne will occupy the new
Wassman building on the west side OF
Belmont street. Mr.. Joseph Somehow
will take the room vacated by Cockayne.
The CRYSTAL Window Glass COMPANY
has sIected the following director 10 serve
n aae S year. R. W. Muhleman. ]. b. Shan.
o III so ssmna, MooTes al Rnmhsch. II
pams, Fsed Wassman and lanes Rloea
me MAR BOARD 1 organized by The election Of r.
u " sfnhieman President: j. b Shant1s.
fa,t Wina pres;dant and 4 W, .Vmgtlerl
ss.s, s,e ttss40 49,
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Ihere waa 9 plg cnaage 4, maqe IN tne
IfYs..1. dI... ,,nx., a,,I,, f,,,a ~ tE,a
window ttass oon Pan OILY a, IVY ~ tne
old board psing Ietasnea. nhs a.le GsI,
are AnaIeW eehlSk, rfatk in pAu S9nn
Taylor, Joseph bates, Mlcna @l e bsltsnsy,
John b haney anu LANES sas aIaasIi
me new postp osaeo ane 1 Maa.
AnafgW ecilieA, 4s Ite u
.Ylee ftesstens, anu s9sss'H ases' 4aan'
ageF. IA
ONO CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY CONVENTION.
=, q !, re- !,
The yearly meenng or Miss m, ana sIIl
Sunday school convention Of pisttict no.
~, ~. Y. M msels t9'uay " lhe
Christian Shurcn, ana VIII ps Sontinued
nnAI sunaay eYenin ny i iolloWtne 1s
the programme lor tne IiIee ,usys'
Ihnrsday, Zsp. " h, prayer ~ 1v ana praise
mestlng; sermon ~ w W. n ,sesati isa.
FRIDAY, Y. 4. Nj soGlal y meselungi ag-
polntmen A, g, eon Liltte as tfesluenva az
Dress y. ~, ~. Monf 1 n 10, ~ Mlssol
.rlelu, Aiianson y lleox f!eusss y Ia! a.
bfenenstnhi sssay neealiSes 70 9,, MS;
sIon N9Ik a., n y Il, pst Is,, 'otpy' Who
snonla help! 81. w: hil: 4,
l:3o I. ,, ~: heW lnGtesss ?, tne lnnu-
ences OF missionary Soe,etles r. " myers
henex lnnuenS ssII o. mlssi Sn,, y orE "a,
Harvey EssaEyy aeathe9 ynli9Ten, miss
Netne .Hehklnsi ' M o. nome ana