The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-07
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News anu Gossip from
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|, tho Glass Cltr.
Recently the lSTErLlGEScER, in com.
mon with other papers. published m
item from Pennsylvania paper about
the disappearance OF Rev. j. G. Iench,
formerly OF this county. That publica.
ton brought out the sad facts OF Rev.
Mr.. Heuch's whereabouts. lie sold his
farm III this county about two years
ago, removed with his family, a wife
and son, 10 Washington, Pa, where he
remained but short time, when he re.
turned 20 this county and applied for
admission into the county iniirmary,
his mind then being considerably dc.
ranged. He only remained in the in
Urinary Il few weeks. when he was taken
TO tho asylum ut Columbus, where he is
at present, his mind and body almostia
total wreck. Z
While there is quite II scramble going
on among the politicians Of this gcction
Tor cmolumental places, J. i. Smith,
Esq, OF this city. hobs up for & place,
purely one OF honor. lie desires to be
one OF the delegates from this district
to the national Republican convention
to be held ut Minneapolis next June.
Always Republican OF the ''straightcst
sect" lie doesn't desire to come in con-
tiict with those seeking places OF profit,
but would appreciate the honor OF be-
ing one OF Ohio's representatives in the
convention that will name the next
President, and might honor one OF
Ohio's sons with aplaCe on the ticket
The ministers OF this city have Il
ministerial association formed, ofiiccred
rs follows: Rev. l.. w. Burr, President;
Rev. T.. W. Lane, Vicc-p President; Row
NJ. NJ. Ponton, Secretary and Treasurer.
~ committee was appointed consisting
OF Messrs. Collier, Barr and Ponton to
report plans for the organization OF u
Sabbath Union," whose object will be
to create n deeper intcrestin the Amcri.
can Sabbath.
Liberty hose company, the oldest and
most centrally located fire company,
elected the following officers: Captain,
I. L. Sattertield; first lieutenant, VIII
liam Crcamcr; second lieutenant, 10.
seph Lombard; president, I. L. Sattcr-
Field; vice president, William Simpson;
secretary, L. Gavin; treasurer, j. Glas-
ser.
Inquiry at the Office OF the Bcllaire
nail works by men who expect work il
the nail factory starts, brings the reply
that the matter has not even been con.
sidcrcd by the board. Tho annual meet
ing OF the board andstockholdcrs OF this
company will be held on the last Satur.
day oil this month";.
D. I . 10 e.
"A petition is being circulated along
the line OF the national pike in this
county, asking the commissioners TO
appointa superintendent Tor that road
outside OF their number, and it is an
excellent move for the good OF that
road, as none OF the commissioners live
near enough to it to give it proper at
tcntion.
Mr.. j. NJ. Maring, who has Just dis
posed OF his interest III the Lantern
Globe works to ex-Sherilf FouIke, will
not engage actively in business ut pres
ent, but will look after his business in.
tcrcsts in Other; sections for q time.
Col. s. l.. Mooney, OF WoodsGcld,
president OF the BcGairc, GAINESVILLE 4
Cincinnati railway company, has boon
uppUlHlcu vi pONCTIlUr MCNlllcy
staff, as colonel OF the engineering
corps.
DR.. George W. Maser and family, OF
Parsons, Kan, ara hero from the east
and will remain with tho family OF
George II. NIuth ior 4 short time before
returning to the west.
II. W. Burrows, the contractor who
built the new Catholic church in Ben
wood, has completed it at cost OF about
$40, 900, and it will be dedicated OIL the
oath inst.
Prof. t. T. Nelson, OF the University
at,Dclaware. o., is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson. IIe is a son.in-law
OF this excellent couple.
The Daughters OF Liberty officers will
be installed this evening by National
Deputy Councillor j. w. Scarborough,
OF Wheeling.
J. II. Murray, senior ex.councellor,
installed the newly elected officers OF
the 0. U. a. NJ. last night.
Howard NIcGresor returned TO tho
Ohio state university, at Columbus, yes
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