The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-01
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All sorts of Loenl Nlws and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

/ All sOfth uL LOGnl GtNs anu b0SNp AAoN
tho Glass City.
County Treasurer Frank Archer is
the first one Of the county officers who
is effected By the EarbGr salary law
passed last winter, reducing the salaries
OF all county officers in this state. He
began his second term in September ne
has already been noted. Under the
new law Mr.. Archer will have SALARY
Of about 50, 800, and the county COM
inissioners fix the pay for one deputy.
This they have done in this county,
giving Mr.. Kirk, the only deputy in the
treasnrers office 81 900 per year, which
is paid out OF the county treasury. The
law takes away from the treasurer any
interest in fees or penalties on delln'
quent taxes for collecting the same, but
makes the fees and penalties man.
datory, so that they must be. charged
and collected and turned into the
county treasury. This takes away any
iavoritism III this matter and as the
treasurer must report monthly all
delinouents. The first collection OF
taxes under this Law will be in Deem
Der.
The following officers have just been
elected by the First NJ. i. Sunday
school for the ensuing year: Robert O.
Meyer, superintendent; II. P. Loe, as
sistant superintendent; W. &. McClain,
secretary; Miss Florence Neyans, assist
ant secretary; Mrs. Joseph McClain,
treasurer; Misses Nellie Battelle and
Mary Parks, osgpnists; ]. w. Liller,
chorister; Miss Nellie Battelle, superin-
tendent OF infants department; Jim-
mic Sanders aud Willie McClelland,
Librarians.
A boy named Graves, from Wheeling,
who walks with crutch was taken in
charge by Marshal Johnson here and
held until his mother came down to
take him homo. He started out to
travel with mesmerist, and when the
marshal thought TO brighten him by
telling him the professor would leave
him dead on tho stage some night the
boy replied: "Ain't you onto the fake
YETI"
The Democratic club here expects to
uniform Tor the short campaign this
TALL They are negotiating for suits
now. This is not money put where 1t
will do the most good. unless they buy
suits that will do to wear all the time.
But the boys will not likely pay out
any OF their own money for them.
Truant Officer Jack Baugh started to
take thirteen-year.o boy named
Richard Kane 10 the reform school ut
Lancaster, and while waiting at the de-
pot for the train, the mother OF the boy
appeared and pleaded SO piteously for
one more trial that the officer yielded
and let her take him home with her.
Every Bellaire horse exhibited at. the
st. Clairsville fair took q premium, and
every one that entered race took some
part OF the purse, and this was the first
year for any OF the horses from here be-
ing shown there. 1t was blue ribbon
fair for the owners OF fiery steeds from
this city.
The Prohibitionists here are endeav-
oring to make an interesting campaign
and have raised money to detray the
expenses for several meetings. Rev. w.
T. Macklin will address a meeting at
city hall next week, and Hon. NJ. J.
Tanning. OF Michigan, will speak on the
18th inst.
Some OF the Bellaire chaps who took
in the st. Clairsville fair Thursday,
tried to beat the man with the shell
game and as a result two OF them are
out s. and $40 respectively.
Tho foundation far the new stamping
works will be commenced next week.
All OF the old Belmont debris is about
cleared awayso that the new work can
begin.
Samuel Ramsey, q brakeman on the
BelIaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati road,
had the thumb % his right hand taken
oil while making coupling at Bealls-
vile.
All the stores keptb by the Hebrews in
this city arc closed in observance OF
Atonement Day beginning at 9 o'clock
last night and closing at 6 this evening.
spangler Relief Corps held meeting
last night and made all the arrange
ments necessary TO receive the state in
spector next Tuesday night.
W. L. Blackburn is homo from the
East where he purchased part OF the
machinery for the new stamping
works.
James 7. Kelly, OF the First National
Bank, has been appointed administrators
OF the estate of the late Jesse R. PurneIl.
Miss Anna Blainey, one OF the school
teachers, is out OF school quite sick.
There were no new cases Of diphtheria
or scarlet fever reported yesterday.
Coal, Glass, Cotton, Lumber and Iron
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