The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
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While Handling Powder. "
Z Mr. Walter Darrah, OF ST. Clairsyille,
was here Yesterday. q RI ,s.i;.s
Martin! Marley Is suffering very much
with a sprained ankle. &
Gen. A.J.IWarner, q Marietta, was IN
the city yesterday on business. 3;
Mr.. Ed. Roemer, Mayor, Of Darlington,
was here: yesterday on business. iii
The First National Bank Of this place
are going toadopt the dollar savings sys.
tenn. i y Z, Z a 4 al
INT. and Mrs. George Morgan left fol
thor home In Chattanooga, Tenn, last
night. i3Sl n =; 4. Ei$F55l
Miss Mary Powell, formerly Of this
city, has secured a SEQ Eclerkship at
Washington, D. @. IA
Hons. "a. i 7. McKelyey and J.GW.
Nichols lett yesterday for Columbus to
attend the Legislature. II
The ia Grippe Is spreading all over
town, and three.fiths OF tho population
are reported to be ailing.l v rs
Aslauehter house on Pinch Run was
destroyed by fire g Monday evening
About 500 pounds Of meat was burned,
IA possible, banking down Of the blast
furnace for two weeks Is talked OF fof
the purpose Of making necessary repairs,
The compulsory education law|is to be
enforced .here!sand there are several mp.
plicants for the position Sof ,truant OIL,
cer.S 3 4 ] i.SyS'tsle;,
Hon. l.. ]. Beauchamp' Is 10 deliver q
series OF lectures here soon.i He Is being
brought here by the Good Templara
Lodge. M s NJ
Thomas Henry, the well know, ex.
presslnan, AND I Miss Cora 4 Henderson
were married by Rev. T. w! Lane. Wed.
nesday night. 5gi IA
Mr.. R..SW., Heath, one Of the j ohns,
town survivors, will lectuae here to.
night, at the Ohurchsof God, below
town, on that terrible disaster. nc
I#Ayery uncommon affair for this sea sea.
son OF the year was the killing OF a bic
black snake this week by G gorge Nc.
Millen, the butcher, near his home in
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Trees and bushes all over town are
budding aud some small Eplants arc out
full tleafed.a The same state OF affairs Il
reported from all over, the surrounding
country. Y S3l...fi
The Thompson.Ma building Is all
finished now except the putting In: Of
the plate glass fol, the store rooms. The
glass has been caught in freight block.
ade somewhere. iIli gSSigS .iii8;5Ig4l5
There was a change in the programme
at the "4Iilk Maids Carnivaln5g last
night and the large crowd present say It
was even better than, that the night; be.
fore. The church was crowded again.
Asyoung son of Thomas Mccormick
had both eyes badlyburnedi byfa large
fire cracker. His eyes were badly burn.
cd, but not dangerously, rs he can see II
little with both. lie got down on his
hands and knees to blow the fuse, when
1t suddenly went oil. .:ssSj j II
Mr., D.:J. Smith, former secretary Of
the Enterprise Window Glass Company,
is busy fixing up his books preparatory
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Glass Company, and Mr.. O. C.SKellyg is
busyat the Union preparatory to taking
hold OF his new bank business.
while Arthur Ru(Ter and several other
boys were, playing with a bottle Of pow.
der one little fellow named Eddie Graf.
ton had his eyebrows singed. while Ar.
thur Rutler bad his face badly burned
aud one eye nearly torn out by the pow.
dow and pieces Of the bottle, which ex.
ploded. ,s "a. :sa'8 1
Mayor Brown has reappointed Capt
w, q. Little on the police force, The
Independent Of last night, in speaking q
the reappointment OF Captain Little
who it will be remembered, was one OF
the principles in the recent Hankey pen.
sion cases, says, t"This action will strike
a good many as queer after the declara.
tions OF the Mayor himself that he had
been deceived by him. Many people are
wondering what the tie that binds real.
ly means in this case. 3. ~, tts5 y