The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-16
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All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho GLASS City.


All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Mrs. John Dubois Is dangerously III.
D. D. Thoburne leaves to-day for Boston.
Mr.. jacob Reltz leaves to-day for Cleveland.
Clyde UmrIchauscu Is working In Columbus.
Potatoes are selling here for 10 cents per
buShcl.
Prof Jones lectuIcd to a large crowd at Jacobs
burg last night
st. Johns Parish arc building IN addition to
their school here.
Charles McClain and wife arc going on an ex.
tCusLyG western TIP.
James Anderson. MI old soldier, Is suffering
greatly with PhthtsIC.
Beer was bought Nai drank openly hete yes
tcrdHy on thr river bnuE.
Immense quantities Of lantern globes are being
shipped from here daily.
Mrs. CHARLES Walters, who broke an ankle not
long ago, is improving slowly.
The st. ClNirsviilC PrcSbytery will meet at the
county seat Tuesday OF next week.
The people here are highly Indignant over the
unpublished sunday law.breaEer.
Miss Ella Hinger was buried from the home Of
her father in North Wheeling yesterday.
Commissioner Il. Berry left Saturday with ii
barge Oiapplc barrels for his ripe creek arm.
The q. a. u. held uu important meeting Sat.
urday night, preparatory to the reunion ut Mar
tins Ferry.
Rev. Dr. Milford preached two sermons at the
First Presbyterian church yesterday 10 large
congregations.
Mrs. Thatcher, OF the Fourth ward, has applied
for and will soon TeCel 70 II pension amounting
TO several hundred dollars.
WOrkmcn are busy putting In the electric
light Dlnut nj ihe nail works here. Tho lights
-, 1Alt IL ~ ~ Al
SeVGrul cOlOrGd men have been around with
subscription papers for the aid and benefit OF
Rev. b. II. Lee. Quite handsome sum was
collected.
Miss Ella Grove. who went West recently on u
visit to her sister In Wichita, will remain, having
gotten school there. Miss Grove was formerly
teacher here.
Aqueer disease Is affecting the horses near
Glencoe. 1t Is confined TO the limbs and creates
lAmcnCss In little Ahile. a little attention at
the right time brings them around all right.
The Mark Twain fishing boat was anchored
here all day Saturday aud saturday night. The
worst hOOdiums that ever visited DelAire were
on board. They were drunk nll day and night
Evidently the crew was one that had hired the
boat.
Below are the names Of the members Of tue
Senatorial Committee for this district: Harrison
county. J. NJ. GArvCn, Cad!s; n. II. buckingham,
HOpedRlu; George English, Connection: X. J.
c. IIculcin, bridgeport.
D.. W. Cooper has returned from n trip to
Pittsburgh and visit to the Rev Mr. liOuy.
lie says that Mr.. HOcy Will never be able to re-.
sumo his duties al the First Presbyterian church
here. Several doctors have examined his lungs
and say they are affected
Tho unfortunate aud misguided young girl,
Lorcua Moore, who has been the subieC. OF 20
much talk Of late died saturday and was buried
yesterday morning, 1t was very sad funeral.
The poor girl has half sister In Memphis,
Tenn, with whom the has kept up correspond.
GnCO.
The funeral Of officer Shannon Archer, which
took place from the South BellnirG NJ. 4. Church
was attended by n large crowd Of friends aud rel.
Htives. II was so large, III fact that the services
had TO be held outside the church. The X. OF
T. had charge OF the services. The fire depart.
ment, A. +. g. ". U. and members Of the city
council attended.
Conductor RomiCk, OF the c. & +. road, ran Il
train from hero 70 Stcubenville yesterday, I'm.
medlNtcly alter the services over the remains Of
Mr6. PANEL Suncmnker aud child, ut her late
residence on Central avenue. Both were In one
cnSkeE, and were taken to the residenCO Of her
parents In SIcubenvIllc, and the funeral was
from there In the afternoon, great many
friends and relatives accompanied the funeral
party.