The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-19
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All sorts OF Local New, anil no,.lp from
the Glass Ctr.
Tho Order OF Ohio" is being dis
c,ussed pro and con by tho people and
inc newspapers OF this city. 1t Is a
now order that promises big returns on
small lnvestments-A per month for
seven years secures II promise OF 81, 900
u the end OF that period; but solnc OF
those who have already Joined arc
p,uzzling themselves now to figure out
the returns.
William A. Cracraft, Of England, Pa,
hhd Miss Clara q. Cooper, who said sho
was OF Bellairc, but VINO probably was
not, were married by ltev. T. W. Lane,
ms week, and Immediately left for
pennsylvania. Tho indications arc
they stole n march on their friends in
the matter.
Rev. J. R. Mills, presiding elder of
this district, held quarterly conference
IN tho First N. L. church last night.
There wcre forty additions to this
church during tho past week, largely
me result OF Major Coles revival meet
ihss here some months ago.
This is the last day for paving tho
Dow liquor tax, aud up to last night
only sixteen OF tho sixty saloon.keepers
IN THIS city had come up with the
sluit." Unless they show up lively to-.
DAY there will be one-half less saloons
In the city after this time.
The exercises in tho Bellaire high
school yesterday were attended by u
large number OF patrons OF the school.
The high school orchestra and the ESSAYS
and ~declamations indicate careful train.
ing on the part OF the excellent corps Of
teachers.
MIR. Charles Gibncy, of the j. c. Glib
ney company, railroad contractors, and
Miss Fannie Kinney, one Of the
teachers. in the Bellaire schools, will
present themselves rs Christmas gifts
next week. a minister will perform
the ceremony.
Tho Every other Wcok club had an
interesting discussion OF philanthropists
at their meeting ut the residence OF Mr..
George W. Yost. The discussion grew
out OF tho reading OF an article in the
NORTH american Ltcr!ew by Robert G.
Ingersoll.
Tho county commissioners and en-
gineer went out over the pike lines
built by W.. J. McClain yesterday, with
q view to settling the Threatened suits
OF the contractor for overwork. Their
success or failure is not yet known.
Circuit court in session in this
county this week, with Judges Laubil,
Woodbury. and Frazier OH the bench,
will adjourn to-day after announcing a
number Of decisions. Common pleas
court will resume Monday morning.
A valuable mare belonging to John G..
kintner, q noted horse breede. OF st.
Clairsvillc, was shot and killed by hunt
ers this wcek. This is the fourth horse
he has had shot, and the third one to
be killed in that way.
Squire Cooper is the first OF the new
squires to get 4 pull from the county
ON crimina! cases. He was allowed
sol So by the commissioners, and the
settlement with-cx-Squire Roeder gave
him Sl35 81.
Morgan Brooks, who entered the
Windsor saloon and supplied himself
with whisky and cigars, was provided
with n winter home i'll the county Jail
by sentence OF the mayor yesterday.
1t is now stated that cars may.b run
on the Ohio Valley railroad as far as
Pipe creek this winter. The roadbed
is all made that lar down md the ties
and rails down most OF the way.
Justice Alum and Miss Lizzie Holt,
OF the First ward, have joined their
lives "for better or Tor worse" with
best wishes OF their friends for the
better.
The remains OF the father OF Harry
Askcw, aFourth ward grocer will arrive
here this morning from Illinois for in
torment. His death was sudden.
Part OF the glass factories here closed
down to-day until alter the holidays,
but two OF three will run until next
Thursday evening.
Two Bcllaire contractors went to Mas
sillon yesterday to secure q street paw
ing contract, ii they can.
Thomas Maloney, the contractor, who
has been seriously i'll, will be out again
in 4 few days.