The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-28
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All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass CITY.


All Sorts Of Local News and GOSSIP from
the Glass CITY.
James Elton Is In CddiE doing some plumb.
Ing work. -
Mr.. T. NJ. We lis and wife arc among Canal
Dover, o, friends.
Mr.. Fred Fox. Of the C. & 7. milroal Office,
bridgeport. was In the city yesterday.
MI. Ed Hammond. OF IIanmondsvll!c, Ind,
is me new y. Il l.. car accountant hero.
great many Dellalrc LoyS were out hunting
yesterday, aud late last night had not returned.
Ira llen,hom. Of Anlcr,on & AlcGrcgots, and
Ms; Mary Fry were married by Rev. 3. Il. Craft
at his residence yesterday. -
jamcs Anderson, who was killed on the Ohio
River railroad Wednesday, was IL brOthcr.Ir.law
OF Mord Nelson, Of this city.
At tho union services yesterday good round
sum Tor the poor was collected. At the big feast
IN Jnhn Lwels's building. many hundred people
got their dinners and suppers.
Ms. Jane Ginin. All aged lady Of High Ridge,
thls county, was thrown from II wagon by the
breaking OF the front axle. She was painfullv
bruised. aud being 10 old, the accIdcpt WAS
quite serious one.
The negroes brought here for work on the rail.
road arc becoming dissatisfied, and arc quitting
one ut a time. aud are now looking for other
WOE, WnfN. ing snne can be said Of The Italians,
VINO seem 10 be very JcS.less!'f - Sc
F., A. Hutchinson died at the home OF his
mother yesterday morning OF consumption.
brought on by MI attack Of the grip last year.
inc deceased was widely aud iavorlbly known.
| anu was olly twenty years old.
James Hughes, a well known steel worker. and
Mrs Barbara Burkhart; Joseph Colbert HnI
MISS Kate hsckttt, were married. III ST. Johns
church yesterday morning. The former cOunlc
left at 10 O'Clock for Pittsburgh.
The union Thanksgiving services at the Sec.
ond Presbyterian church were well attended.
There was grand choir music and a sermon nv
Rev. ). Cr0llief. with prayers, Addressed. ctr
by all the other city ministers, aud the bcneiic,
ton by Rev. John Wirz -
On Tuesday evening Pellalre Lodge. I. o,o.F.
elPcted tho following oiiic 1rs +. C, Schprrr
Noble Grand; ". W. Laprert. Vice Grand: &.
urcr: ". Moorehouse, j. VI ilesiherInc,onn' ia.
va Jones, Thomas Boycc aud ". ]. Ayres.
Trustees. '''s''
An ltalian went Into saloon here Yesterday.
ana having consiscrable lnobcy. IL was grabbei'
! inc th'eves going out the rear way and lockin"
thc d0or. The Italian hurried ont the front
way, ran into the alley, and confronting Inc
men WIN MS pistol made them fork over, and
made. A''"'''' Ns1ns
A crowd OF Dcllalrc gentlemen took tin
down on the Pultney bottom Yesterday after
noon, and all enjoyed the Trip. They visited
tne immense gravel pits OF the Ohio Valley Rail.
, rnau company and also the extreme lower end,
Wherc gang OF pile driver men were at work
At Wegce creek. They were all surprised at Tho
wonderful Improvements on pultncy botiom
score or more OF new houses and n new school
hsve been erected. and a new mill Is also near r.
ing completion. Hundreds of men were nj
railroad The Ohio Valley rnlroad viii my uro
Goubtedly make two more wards for the city If
BelIalrc. ~. '''' VI