The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-04
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The Democratic county central COM
mittae met mere Saturday, and With a
number Of proxies they managed TO
count quorum. The committee was
organized by rejoicing r. .. Myers
chairman and elccting W. Q. Warnock
secretary. Both are OF this city and the
headquarters will be here. Mr., Myers
was also made chairman OF the execu-
tive committee. The assessment OF tho
candidates put on their county ticket in
face OF the six hundred TO eight hun
dred Republican plurality in this
county was u knotty question, but OH
occasions Of this kind the Democrats
with authority to draw blood become
very hopeful. Tho difference between
them and the fellows to be sacrificed on
the party altar 10 very apparent.
Over hundred glass workers and
their families are here from Toledo,
Findlay, Fostoria and other towns i'll
the state to spend their vacation at
their old home. Some OF them own
their own property here, and it is a fact
that rine-tenths OF them would like TO
see new flint house start up here to
give them employment at what they
still call their home. 1t is among the
probabilities that new tlint glass fac
tory will be started, too. Mr.. Heather
ington will give the site and two fur
naces of the old Goblet Company OH
very favorable terms.
More than half OF tho stock counted
upon for tho proposed new stamping
works is now on the subscription books,
and they were only opened on Friday.
The company will be organized With
$4,000 or 100000 capital stock, and
seems now like O certainty. The board
OF trade has placed the books in the
hands of ]. Z. Blackburn.
From fifty to seyenty.flve Bellaire
people went to Burr's Mills Saturday
evening to remain till after the Fourth.
There will be a great prohibition basket
picnic there to-day, Demorest medal
contest, speeches and music, and all
tho country round about will enjoy the
holiday.
NJ. L. Blackburn, who is one of"the
principals in tho Ideal Baking Powder
Company hero and also one of the larg-
est Subscribers to the new stamping
works about to organize in this city.
came in from Findlay yesterday and
will remain day or two on business.
A. NJ. F. Boyd, the toll gate keeper on
the Wegee pike, turned into the county
treasury SOP for the month OF juno,
after deducting his munidcent salary Of
$l2 so ior that month. There ought to
be no trouble about keeping that road
in splendid condition.
Charles Lancaster, one OF the dele
gates to the Flint Glassworkers' ma.
tional convention at Troy, N. y, will be
accompanied by his wife rs far rs Lake
Chautauqua. Emanuel Bowers and
John McAllister are the other dele
gates from this city.
Several steel workers and blast fur,
mace men will go TO Darlington this
afternoon to spend the week with the
Ray Fishing club in camp near that
place. A host OF window glass workers
have gone to Jersey to spend the sum-
mer at their homes.
]. @. Hoge, OF Mt Pleasant, will ship
three horses, Kentucky Bird, 1928; La
Bel by ST. Bel, and Floyd, all stations,
to Meadville, Pa, tomorrow to be
handled under the direction of Marvin,
ono OF the greatest trainers on the
turf.
Rev. William Wallace, Of the U. I
Church, will preach half the time in
tho pulpit OF Rev. l. w. Bars, during
the latter's absence this month and Mr..
Barr will return the favor in August,
while Mr.. Wallace is away.
The daily 1ndeDendnt viii issue nc
paper to-day. This manifestation oil
patriotism. is appreciated by tho en-.
ployes, II not by the patrons of that
paper.
Three colored people made up the
record attic mayors court yesterday
and all remained in the lookup. Too
much beer and whisky was the story
in each case.
H. Z. Webster, who is handling J. NJ.
Marnig's horses, won the :25 pace at
Wellsville. Saturday, with one of them,
q green sidewheeler.
Col. W. @. Watson, of Knowles,
Taylor & Knowles, OF East Liverpool, is
spending the Fourth at his old home
at GAINESVILLE.
The damp, wet rain disappointed SOW
eral social parties and organizations
that contemplated spending to-day in
the woods.
Rev. l. W. Barr and R. NJ. Gilleland
willleave tomorrow for Now. York City.
Mr.. Barr will spend most OF the month
there.
John B. He'll, well.known German
citizen. died Saturday, aged 5s years,
and will be buried tomorrow afternoon.
Tho German Sunday school will pic.
mic next week in Crangle's orchard, in
stead OF to-day.