The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-28
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al Sorts OF Local Nows and Gossip from
tho GIas, CITY,

AZ Sorts of Local Now. and Gossip from
| tho GLASS Clty.
The first charter OF tho First Nationa
bank, covering period OF twenty years
expired yesterday and tho bank stUrtct
oil under the extension FOR twenty
years more. Time and It's mutations
have dealt kindly with the officers o
this bank as tho following list vii
show: Prosldents-Alr. A. W. Ander
son, elected February II, 1872; Mr..
John Il. Mercer, elected OctobGr IS,
1878. Cashicrs-Mr. A. 7. Tallman
elected February IL, 1872. Assistant
Casliiers-AIr. james 7. Kelly, elected
February %, 1888. Tclcrs and Bool;
keepcrs-C. c. Kelly, elected February
II, lS72, resigned December !, 1874; j.
7. Kelly. elected December !, 1874
W. j. Morrison, elected September !
1878; II. L. Randolph, elected May
1881, resigned October, 1889; j.
Frank Mellott, cleclcd March
1855; J. W. Howell, elected October
1880; David Walker, elected November
1855. The first board OF directors con
sisted oil Mcssrs. A. W. Anderson, a. o.
Mollott, Isaac Booth, John r, Mercer, G.
c. Kelly, NJ. w. ,unkins and A. =. Tall
man. Of these, a. W. Anderson and NJ
W. Junkins died. their places were
filled by Mcssrs. Herman Roomcr and
james Kelsey. Mcssrs. Isaac Booth and
G. G. Kelly resigned and their places
were filed by Mossrs. Jacob Mascr and
James L. Gorrcl. Tho present board,
elected January L., consists OF A. o. Mel.
lott. ii. Rocmcr, 4. 7. Tallman, James
T. Kelly and William Harvey, but nj
this time they have not organized. Col.
onel J. I. Mercer, however, resigned tho
presidency and declined reelection US q
director and it is quite probable Mr.. A.
7. Tallman will be chosen president,
with active duties, and Mr.. James T..
Kelly advanced TO the cashicrship.
There was IN exciting runaway yes.
terday evening" A two horse team be.
longing to n man named Meehan start.
cd west on Twenty-third street attach.
ed TO u wagon loaded with apples. Tho
wagon was broken to splinters and ap.
pies distributed everywhere, but the
team lodged against the b. 4 0. carpen-
ter shop unframed.
D. G., Shepherd, City Marshal, and
Miss Maggie Ford were married yester-
day evening. The marshal is quite 4
young man, but this is his third wife
and his numerous friends wish him
good fortune in his latest match.
Edward Sanders has resigned his
place with the Bellairc Window Glass
Works and lett last night for Chicago
where he has engaged rs city salesman
for i large jobbing house.
The city sold $500 street paving and
sewer bonds to the First National bank
it par. A Cleveland firm bid $40 pre-.
MUM, but their bid was irregular and
was not considered.
Tho people generally in this city arc
rejoiced at the prospect oil the Bellaire
nail works operating an additional por-
ton OF the works and even building
more.
Thos. Z. Booth, wool buyer, we'll
known throughout Eastern Ohio, has
purchased Il stock farm near Minerva,
and has a number OF fine trotting horses.
There is some talk OF another bottle
works here, but it is not likely to ma-
terialize. 4 tableware factory, how
ever, may BIO started this Spring.
Mayor McGowan only turned over
So Is to the city, according to his last
months report. Business seems to be
exceedingly dull in that court.
Perry Cohen. nephew OF Mira. John
Dubois, lett yesterday for Florida to
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