The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-25
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All Sorts OF Local Nsws and Gosaip from
tho Ginss City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gosiip from
tho Ginss City.
Senator Snyder, the colleague Of sena-
tor ]. w. Nichols in the Ohio state sem
ate, will not likely ever see Columbus
again. He was taken with the grip
after the election last fall and was I'M
able to attend his legislative duties, ex-
cept in the senatorial contest he went
to Columbus and voted for John Sher-
man, in spite OF tho protests Of his
physician. lie returned to his home
at once and has been an invalid over
since. the malady developing into
Bnght's disease.
Marshal johnson and Constable
Baugh attempted to arrest q follow
named Tobin yesterday to put him un-
der bond to keep the peace, but he es-
capped both by a quick return move
mont. lie started through the Italian
ranch in lower town, and both officers
ran around, ono on each side OF the
house, when Tobin quietly walked out
the front door, where he went in, and
got some distance away while the OIL
GERS hunted tho rear Of the house.
The City Council tho other night au-
thorized the finance committee to renew
$500 bonds duo tomorrow. and
granted Jacob Heatherington permits
sion to run q narrow gauge track to his
coal works instead OF the present tram
way under an ordinance, and author
lied the street and alloy and tho sewer
committees to make repairs that arc
badly needed.
twill be sad news TO tho hosts OF
friends Of Jesse r. Purnoll to know that
his illness is fatal, and it is now only q
question OF time how long he will last.
Ho always retained his membership
with West Virginia Knights Templar,
though he has been resident OF OHIO
several years.
J.B. Smith and wife, OF this city, will
attend the fifty.ninth anniversary OF
the marriage Of William and Sarah
Lockard, in Cotumbiana county. Golden
weddings are rare, but the celebrations
of fifty-ninth anniversaries are rarer.
VIII r. Henry, the young druggist,
was married yesterday to Miss Hannah
McGlinsey at the brides home in Phila"
delphia. Mr.. Charles Henry, ST., father
Of the groom, and younger brother,
Edward, were present from this city.
Some alarm was occasioned by a
dipptkeria sign on Thirty-frst street, but
not more than the Board OF Health de.
sired. A little alarm in the presence OF
a contagious disease is good thing.
DR.. D. W. Boone, James @. Tallman,
Joseph Mcdonald, John D. Van Law
and Emil Schmidt returned yesterday
from a two weeks outing at the head OF
the Kanawha river.
Anumber OF Bellaire people will go
out to the harvest home picnic at
Stewards grove to-day. A few went to
st Clairsville last night to DO on hands
early.
Mayor McGowan handed in sl07 "a
for the last fiscal year, $50 OF which was
for keeping q gambling house, but 1t
was dull month.
n. S. Hopkins won the county pace
at NIiddlebourne, W. Va, Tuesday; best
time, $40. He took it IN straight heats
with Ida B.
Bishop j. NJ. Thoburn willspend next
Sabbath with relatives in this city and
willfll the pulpit in the First NJ. E.
church.
Mrs. 7. ]. Hatcher and son, Of Utica,
o., are guests Of Miss Nellie Beazle, at
her home in the Fourth ward.
A church social will be held in Lud-
wigs carriage room near the Indian
Run bridge Saturday night
The Second Presbyterian Sunday
school will picnic at Chestnut Point, on
Indian run, this afternoon. 4!3.as-
Mr.. George W. Yost boughtthe resi-
denco property OF William Sharp on
Front street, Gravel Hill.
Many of our really good people will
be in Wheeling tomorrow to see the
parade and the animals.
The Driving Park ia lively place in
the evenings now and the track is in
prime condition.
NJ. L. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November Q, 1888: