The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
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young man from the Camp Grounds
= u town to see his best girl last
WI :" and when he left at late hour
l=nIt sI friend to loan him a revolver
a Ne a,G himself on his way home. lie
!;io5 10 get the revolver, and when IN
H.. ~ t,G,icipity Of the cemetery some boys
lhs .I.ii him for joke. He threw up
TIalL Nan and with al agonizlng groan
w t" You have got me- One OF the
sl.H' threw a handkerchief over ms
Go!7 Il TO prevent his cries, while
hrS, bound his pedal extremities
s si,b A piece OF rope. The young man
r wv. Aba4Iy frightened, when the boys
,gI W. they had had fun enough,
.naI" themselves known and sent him
On his way rejoicing.
" Tho Marshall County Institute begins
August 10 and continues two weeks.
A.. wear the instruction will be given
iii! i"', the manner Of class drills IN
NJ, WI .chooI. Most OF this work will be
.a liz home talent. In addition TO
g .ia.e class drills there will be lectures
,.e, niCbt by DR.. MofIat, President OF
WosLinrton and Jefferson College; Rev.
II. hutchinson, Of the West Virginia
Coricrence Seminary; Prof.. Downing,
u bethany; and Rev. g. w: Grimes, Of
IL; civ, Bryon W. King, Pittsburgh's
'aiohratcd elocutionist, will give an en-
,sr,oinment on the night OF August II.
Tbe old St. Cloud hotel, on Water
,,r ,t Is being fitted up in good shape
and lids fair TO become popular
I5.,clry. as it was in former years. vi
%,,it ias been the abode OF about
XII jolen families and was Familiarity
.,yicd .the barracks" 1t lately changed
t5nds and when the new proprietor de-
.;,eJ yosscssion he was compelled TO
,sLc 4 deputy and posse TO assist the
tenants ont. Deputy Jones did the
work with neatness and dispatch.
", and Mrs. F. II. Blake are expect
oibome from Illinois where they have
i1an visiting friends. Mr.. Blake Will
isSn the work OF sinking coal shaft
Sllilcndale when he returns. The com;
many has already been incorporated and
|. known rs the Glendale Coal Com
pany'
NJ Pennsylvania, is here and is contem-
HiatipS The removal OF his works from
ibeir present location to the lands oil
he Noundsyille Mining and Manufac-
turing Company.
Miss Matte Wilson died at the home
n her parents on Seventh street, at
Nonndsvillc, Thursday evening, OF ~
phoid fever, aged eighteen years. The
remains will be taken on the steamer
Liberty TO Darlington, o.
The Epworth League held social on
,be grounds OF the NJ. L. parsonage
Thursday evening. A large number OF
camp ground people were present and
The occasion was very enjoyable.
The postotIice will be removed to its
new quarters next week. This change
will be welcome to the people, as the
old room is poorly adapted for the pur-
pose
M and Mrs. F. A. Howard, of Eos
toria, Ohio, were here Thursday. Mr..
Howard is a member OF the Fostoria
GLASS Company and will shortly locate
here.
The NIoundsville Electrical Company
Ia. put in new dynamo. 1t is much
larger than the old one and will enable
the company to furnish more lights.
A number OF contractors have been
here, examining the plans and specifl-
cations for the glass factory, preparatory
tomakmg bids.
The Fort Wayne Electrical company
has two electric fans on exhibition at
the West Virginia clothing house.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Prcsby-
tcriar church spent yesterday pleasant
lyat the park.
Miss Allie Logan leaves to-day for
Naysyillc, o., to visit her sister, Mrs.
lrllh Ecrrrll