The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18
BEuLA,RE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glaaa CITY.

All hOElN Oh AoCbA NsWH NHN ~
tho Glass Citg.
There will be n big crowd from this
city ut Wheeling tonight to witness
the demonstration on tho occasion OF
0hio's governor leading the patriotic
hosts Of West Virginia in the path they
should trod. Tho special train on the
c., L. & w. r. r., Terminal branch,
will DO packed before it leaves the sta
ton here, as the quiet that has pre-
vailed in this city is giving way TO en-:
thusiasm and the active movement OF
the Wheeling Republicans is inlising
life into the heretofore apparently in
different ones here.
Colonel G. l.. Poorman made y speech
at Ada last nigh. and will spend all OF
this week in Harrison and Carroll
counties, principally in Carroll, where
many Of his old army comrades reside.
He has been making a lively campaign
ever since no began work, and VIII
spend the week preceding the election
in this county.
The hats and canes for tho Republic
can Marching Club arrived yesterday
morning and the club met in city hall
last night to distribute the hats &C
cording 10 size. The club will be in
shape now to turn out upon any occa-
sion.
Billy George, the well-known base.
ball PLAYER, is home for the winter.
Billy spent most OF the summer in
Montana and that section oil country.
lie is married now and has settled down
here.
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis, tho Home Mission.
ary advocate, will meet the ladies OF
the First Presbyterian church at the
home of the Misses Crafty, in the
Fourth ward, this afternoon.
Dir. C. +. Kurtz and family left yes.
terduy evening for Chicago, where they
have purchased property. They had
been residents OF this city twenty-three
years.
George Romick, for several years
yardmaster OF the q. d p. railroad here,
will probably 90 to Canton to take
charge OF tho yards OF the Valley road
there.
Mr.. G. R. wells, of Syracuse, n. Y,
q professor Of penmanship, visited the
schools here yesterday and held u con-
ference with the teachers in the after
DON
George NJ. Wise, an expert book
keeper, is investigating the books OF the
water works, in accordance with the re-
quest of the superintendent and tru'-
tees.
Judge A. j. Pearson, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, spent most OF
yesterday in this city. He really seems
TO think things are coming his way this
fall.
Will Murray spent Sunday with his
parents here and left last night for the
interior OF West Virginia, whore Murray
Bros. are building a new court house.
The judges OF this, the Seventh
judicial district, will meet here to-day
10 fix the times for holding court in the
various counties for the ensuing year.
The FIRE department will be inspected
in front OF city hall at two o'clock next
Friday afternoon. Immediately follow
ing the Columbian Day parade.
County Auditor Joseph a. Henderson
was mingling with tho voters here
Yesterday, as was also his deputy,
William A. Fenton.
The now Smead heaters are being
placed in the school houses by Mr..
Lambert, Of that company.
The Mercantile club a ball
for the latter part Of this month.
Mrs. Mary Goethe, OF Gravel hill, is
visiting friends in Steubenville.