The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-23
BBLIAIRs.
A Budget Of News from a Busy Town-Per.
aonRl Palnts.


sonRl Points,
Farmers report rabbits very plenty.
s. o. OummIns Is siill conaed to his room,
David wgriek Is suffering with Spnined
IS.sph Anderson, veteran, Is suffering with
Ih9RRs Barrett has moved his family TO sIsu,
. The |. .. o. R,buildipg Will be under roof in
j NJ ,.,. / RocsoaAOuser /, among Allegheny,
The. The Probate Probate Court has adiudsed Phillip Sig.
..t elpss - Latin viii DO started at the High
Agreat many house boats arc seeking winter
quarters heFeRbouts.
The D., 2, 4 Q, railroad Is hauling large con.
siHnmenu Of lumber.
Fast women are becoming numerous here and
seem 70 have full sway,
Several Wheeling Workmen are employed here
on buildings under way
Several cratcs Of strawberries were shipped
from BATAesYllle last week.
Q, TIlRble, . prominent Smith township Dem.
oetat, was In town Saturday,
Misses Mary HOtchkiss and Hannah KilVoro
The failure Of the natural gas In this region
makes the outlook for the miners very good.
The employees OF the Steel Works were paid In
tull Oh Saturday aud the place Il boarded up.
George TuTnbull, who has been playing with
kEameFS band ut White sulphur, has returned,
/ Conductor NunemakeE, who lost his wife 70.
sontly has removed TO his former home, sIeu.
4 benVllle,
MesSrs, Shepherd, Wilson and Grove, Of Bel
mont. o., prominent cattle men were In the city
Saturday,
The old stone shop, one Of BellAIFe'S oldest
landmarks, Ii 10 DO raised and Tem0deled Into d
dwelling,
The president and ali the officers Of the BaltI,
more s Ohio railroad arc expected through herr
PeY:: NJ, London, Oi PeppSylYaniG, will In all
REo IsIh accept a call to the Episcopal
Mrs. A. Galaher has moved her household
goods % -, ClAlrsVille, and will make that ham
Theodore Thomas makes a very successful
yard conductor for tho Cleveland, LeFain &
Wheeling railroad.
=. COgley, Of the Chicago dining car service,
who mas been here among friends several days,
returned home yesterday,
John Camp has moved 10 Lancaster, prepare,
tory 10 gOlng II work there next IRE Ut the Ian,
caster window Rnss works,
The stockholders Of the Rtna Glass company
meet GU December B on special business, TO deter
mine tho future OF the concern. F
| William Thompson, y miner at RobInsons
mines, was badly'hurt In the back by u sudden
tsll OF soapSt0ne, on Saturday.
The refusal OF some OF the railroads to lot cars
go through loaded with live stock, causes very
serious Inconvenience 70 shippers,
], Fletcher Young, prominent 81. ClAIrtyll,
Ian, was In the city Saturday NJ the committee
meeIlngst tho county Democracy. Va
Mrs, Fowler, Of the burned district Of Wash,
ingtOn Territory, Is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. WlnlelTIed, OF the Fourth ward.
samuel CROW aud Miss Nora Klee will DO mar,
rled tomorrow At the BRIDES home west OF the
city. They will go 70 housekeeping here at once,
Governor Foraker Is expected here the fni
week IN October The whole surrounding COun.
Try wlllturp out to hear the next Governor OIL
Ohio
A. BasSlhGton, engineer on the Canada South.
eFu RAilrOA1 who recently did such fast running,
a. one time lived here. 10 will be remembered
rs "old Sod"
Fern, the little daughter Of George Meyers, Of
A. o. AellOtt 4 Sons, who has been very sick at
her grandparents home In BeallSYille, o., Il
getting better,
Husbands 4 IuSkeep, the oil men, have leased
several hundred acres OF land In Flushing and
KlrRWOOd townships. They will begin Imme
dlRtely to bore for oil, the machinery being al
/ ready on the ground.