The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-23
MOUNDSVILLE.


,crs from aInrshnll's Metropolis.
Mpnv and conflicting rumors have
been flying around in regard TO the con-
Jition Of j. b. Hicks, who had an attack
Of grip which seems to have settled in
his right foot. causing much pain and
anuoyanCg He las not ut any time
been con dered dangerously i'll by his
physicians and friends, although his
lilment il very annoying. lie was rest
ins much easier last evening.
Richard Chadduck has received from
his son Frank, who owns an orange
grove in Florida, five boxes OF splendid
oranges. They are SO luscious that
tacy would hardly be recognized as be.
lng related in any way TO the oranges
sold here. They wero permitted to
ripen on the trees, whereas tho CONNER
cal oranges are plucked before they are
ripe.
The first glass wac made Mt tho Fos-
toria works Yesterday. The company
deserves great credit Tor the energetic
manner in which it has pushed tho
new plant to completion. The news
that tie work OF making glass had
actually begun was hailed with delight
By all the people.
s. W. Matthews Jack is tho happy
posscssor OF the first piece OF glass made
al the Noundsville factory. 1t is q
"Jacob's ladder" and Jack says money
will not buy it. Quito anumber OF per-
sons were alter the first piece, to be kept
as 4 souvenir.
Senator Morley was here yesterday
and lett last night for Cumberland,
Nd, where he is to meet and confer
with party OF Pennsylvania capitalists
relative to an investment which they
desire to make in West Virginia
property.
The county court was kept busy yes
terday with routine business, so that
the work OF arranging the new voting
precincts was postponed until to-day,
and the session will possibly continue 4
part OF next week.
II. I. Anslutz, better known as "Old
Dan" and TUCK" has accepted posi-
ton with the Chicago Clothing COM
pany, Of Wheeling. Mr.. Anshutz is q
splendid salesman.
The incorporators OF Arlington acad-
envy held I meeting at the office OF J. T.
hurley, jr., lust night, and adjourned to
meet at the same place on Saturday,
January 30.
Hon. Frank Arnold, OF Glen Easton,
who has been lying apparently at
deaths door, is improving, and hopes
OF his ultimate recovery are enter
tanned.
Prof. F. N. Bowling, OF Bethany, will
dedicate the new Disciples church at
McNlechcn, Sunday. a number OF
Moundsvlllc people will attend the SER
vices.
Maud, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
NJ. Price, died Thursday Of brain fever,
and the remains were inferred yester-
day afternoon. She was sixteen years
OF age.
DR.. R. l. Ashbrook, formerly OF Full
ton, now located here. has just returned
from Philadelphia, where he attended
special course OF lectures.
CountySuperintcndcnto OF FrceSchools
j.. NJ. Rinc was hero yesterday and re-
ports the schools OF the county flourish
ing.
W. II. Harris, OF Glen Easton, chair.
man OF the Republican county commit
lee, was here yesterday. .'
Colonel Robert White, OF Wheeling,
was here Yesterday, looking after the
interests OF client.
Mrs, G. A. Jones is quite i'll with grip.
iier daughter, Miss Maggie, is sick with
Lx'Judsc George E. Boyd, OF Wheel
i4ns ,, was here on legal business yester-
WAL C@l 7: b, Fish is home from a trip to
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