The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-07
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A8Nowsy midget from h the i Glass city,

A. Newsy budget from tho Glass City.
y Personal Mention. n. " Il
a, street fair Is talked oi for the coming fall.
James Asnew' Of wellsrille was here yesterday
Tho new SAVING. Dank win not do business
GEORGE Thompson has moved his family TO
Homestead, Ia. q a. u;
Mrs, Florence Farquar. Of zauesyille, Is visit.
Ing friends here. ar n
3 Miss Lulu Armstrong, Of Armstrong; Mills,
was here yesterday slii'ssi..li ~
THE Fourth ward, Il Il reported, can boast oil
nj expert female poker club. Z I;
Treasurerelect Frank D. Archer will move his
family 70 st. Clalnyille IN the spring. Z 4,
Report says that the Herald plant has been
bought By a ~. Clalnyille gentleman. IS. &
The plasterers are little slow on the new n.
i. church; only one man Is at work now. u.
Hon. L. J. geauehamp, will remain Ii. this city
and lecture nightly for about three weeks. y 70 y
FTheie Is agreat amount OF sickness 10 DcllAlre
Of present aud all the doctors are kept bnsy.lslq
Mrs. Morarlty and aughter. Of Zanesville, arc
the guests OF Mrs. A. Klotz, oil Union street. a
The members OF the Bachelors Club found
that their board cost them ~ 10 each last week.
4 WIN Fallnser had his left arm badly burned
al the Enterprise Window Glass works by piece
OF hot glass. EEIg " lgyt1E
The wllc Of Conductor James Eberllne died
very. suddenly nj her homo in Wcllsvllle last
sunday morning. ~ s'.SSq. sIsss1 80 y
THE peilalre blast furnace shut down Sunday
night for repairs which will probably take three
weeks TO complete. d -! n i1
Owing to a Misunderstanding between the
that oillcc has been closed. n u
The political pot has begun to boil here, and
| the candidates are hopping out on all sides fol
the various municipal Offices. u . gg SSiss
| "a Miss Davis OF Washington, Pa, after pleas
ant visit hero among friends and classmates, re-
turned TO her home yesterday. 3 a ~
The Wheeling wholesale men overload thell
teams there aud when they, strike the Terry
| roads hero they invariably stall. n Y
James MacNamee Is on the sick list along with
several other Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh brakemct
who could not 30 Oil duty ycsletday. lyjii 4 \ {
Andy. MeClelland Is one q the men who can
boast Of new leg occasionally. lie has sent his
old one 10 Pittsburgh 10 DO repaired. n 81 II
William schram, formerly OF this city, but
now OF Montreal, Canada, was married there u
lady Of some note on Christmas day. n W VI
Miss Maggie Ault who was Injured last spring
In baltimore & Ohio wreck Of Glencoe, has so
friends here. n 4, q A " II.
: Tho nail company evidently expect a. good
year, as they have all their stock sheds full and
The yards are flled high with material, with
more arriving daily. NJ 4, !'ass
Mrs. George thinner. who was reported very
sick last week, Is not as bad As reported some
thing her many friends here aud IN baltimore
will be glad 10 learn. = 2; & q
The big hole made by the street men eIcayat
Ing for gravel In the rear Of the Cleveland q
Pittsburgh depot, Is nearly filled up now by dir
dumped by the street scrapers. ~ @.
8 Some miscreant entered the store Of Charlie,
| Henry Sunday night and turned on the water
The place was found thoroughly flooded yester
day morning and the damage done Is consld
erable. = n n e = N k5i
"a wealthy Plttsburgher was here one day las
week and purchased from gentleman living
1 short distance west OF here an old time clock o
the "My fGrandfathers'l style. said to be Owe
100 years DID, lie paid agood price for 1t. IFS
John KeySer, the old man who was struck by
B., z. & Q. engine one day last week as 1t wa
passing through his property short distance
below here, is setting along nicely. llc wa!
knocked about ~ feet and the wonder Is that b.
was not instantly killed. j7sS4
New stock pens are being built In the lowe
part Of town 10 be used for stock coming In iron
road and for shipment to Cleveland & Pittsburgh
points. They Will be large aud commodious, ant
big addition for the ssockmen. Il i, I,
Theexperlence meeting held By the ladies o
the First n. L. Church last weer WIS very laugh
able In some respects, some very funny expert
cnees being relatcd.g One lady said she hat
earned her money, one dollar, the amount to b
earned by all the ladies. by keeping hSs- spoutt
shut for one hour. Her husband paid her TIT
money. Others got their dollars by working II
various ways. Il e 3
The following arc candidates for Mayor hert
this spring. D. ". Cooper, Democrat; William
J. Gill, Republican Thomas Shelly. Democrat
and W., II. II. Brown, Republican. For Marsha
the following are named Jack Burke. Demo
crat; Key Defenbaugh, Republican: Thoma,
Mccormick, Democrat; John Mccormick, Re
publican. In both cases probable dark horst
will got the nomination. EThe chances so far fol