The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-30
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Industrial Matters and small News Notes
Personal Matters Photographed.
Miss Louise Troll leaves next week for Little
Rock, Ark
several parties had good sport here shooting
ducks on tue river
The steamer Courier took on big lot Of luui'
Der here yesterday, for SArdls
S, +. Dean, Deputy Internal R0Yepue Col
lscloT, was 10 the city yesterday,
The rolling mill department Of the BellRlre
Nail company Will go on this morning
The !. o, o. T, baIar promises TO be q huge
affair, Big preparations are being made.
Mrs. Heimbrod, alter pleasant visit here, re-
| turned 70 her ClRringlon home Yesterday,
Miss Lydia Gordon Is much better aud report
ed out OF DANGER Her disease Wus diphlhsFla'
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will Issue
new tlme card on or about the tenth Of NO
vembeF,
Several shipments were held here yesterday
on account OF blockade OF produce In haiti
more, Nd.
Harry Steele and Miss Laura Fitch were mar
Tled Yesterday They left for ainSo' their iu'
| tuTe home,
Mrs, J. R, Leisure, Of Wheeling Is the guest Of
hIr grandmother, AiEs, John Taylor oil the
Fourth ward,
The "Hellalre" took big crowd Of BelSlFe
people 10 p0whNtan last night TO hear Colonel
PoOrman speak,
Mrs. White, Of the Windsor Hotel, says Ia all
that big house she IL short OF room, having turn
ed away several transient cuStOmeFs,
Gen. Jas Robinson and Col. J, o, winShip
will probably DO the last speakers Of this cam-
paigl herH, Let everybody turn OUT
Ayouug man named Reed, brakeman, fell
from baltimore & Ohio freight Falu neaF Bur.
ton, o., yesterday and was horribly mAuslsd,
prominent window glass man here s4Id yes
terday that he had tho orders, hut not the glass,
This i u healthlul Slsu for the window glaAs
people,
William Richardson, prominent Marietta
man, Is heFu ON business, Mr. Richardson IL |
one Of the biggest railroad tie dealers In the
country,
The dress ball at Choral hall last night wa
very pleasant affair and was well attended
Among The people from wheeling were MesSFs' |
NObleAnd Bowie,
The Joseph MCGOWAN killed at steubenyIlle
yesterday was brother Of s, y. MCu0wAn, OF
Ibis ely, This is the second brother Of Mr. AC' !
GOwAn who has met death BY accident,
Below are the names Of the "RobnSon,Wln' |
RhlD" reception COMMITTEES for this evening: |
Mayor brown, John Mccormick, /, FawCeTt
4, Becker, John Huffman, t. Bentheld, Edward |
Jonas
Louis Rice will DO tried this morning In Squire |
llOder's court for taking wagon from Simon |
White, Of JaCObsburg, without permission. |
DtteCNNu ~ ohePhSAu AASsNSd aAAh HSAN Whau' L
ingtOn, Ia.
". ]. McClAin, the stone contractor, will |
quarry aud cut stonG all the coming winter |
fora new residence for himself near or on the |
W N farm. The building Is 10 DO large aud CON.
mOdlUus and all Of stone, aud no two stone the
same size.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has In course OF |
and nearly ready for use 20OO Co..
wv pound box cars This will 6Ss, good news 70
thu hlppes IN this Vicinity. Even II they do
elsewhere,
The Nail Company has made quite pond aud
nsa wln TS Ky los SSS pTTFbRos 90 9, GoGaS
gathered up aud pnlyGrzed and usel to mix
with clay for lining the furnaces. This mix 10
invulnGrablo to fire.
The electric light Is 10 successful operation At
the Nall CJmpRly'a plant. The engine Is being
run by steam from the old boilers, the new bat
tory not being quite ready. they tlud that tho
average cost per light Is about $50 per year aud
will b. great saving 10 them. The company
also talk. OF putting In about ten inCandeScent
burners for the lRbTAtOty Offices,