The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
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All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip FROM
t4p QIaSs City.

All Sorts Of Local NowS aud Gossip FROM
tap Glass City.
The Epworth Assembly has arranged
q series OF lectures for the BuTr's Mills
camp grounds during their meeting
this year at n cost OF $500 and arc using
every effort to mako that place very NJ
tractivo this summer, Among tho
families now located there for tho sum.
ther arc those Of Melvin Richards, Of
Wheeling; james Elton, @. W. Dick
ems, Thomas Boyce, George Boyce, John
] Wagner, William Dougherty, Mrs. ]. r,
Hartshorn, Mrs. Lille Kelly, Harry
Askew, Mrs. Powell and Eliza Baron,
all OF Bellaire: Mr.. MpAlillen, OF st.
Clairsville. George K. Lazure has pur.
chased tho cottage OF John Camp and
will move there this week. A number
OF now cottages are being completed
and the hotel has been enlarged.
The Powell-Rodewig- Maule running
team, Of this city, and the Martins
Ferry team OF fremen have at last
agreed upon terms by which tho Bell.
ARE boys are to win tho purse offered
by the Trades Assembly on labor day.
II is to DO hub apd hub race, instead
OF time race. The conditions are as
follows: Each team TO consist OF twenty
men, each reel to weigh not less thah
four hundred pounds, exclusive OF hose.
The teams shall run side by side for
thirty rods, and then attach and lay
two Lunared feet OF hose. the team do
ing SO first winning the purse. The
rules OF the Northeastern Ohio Fire
mems Association will govern the race.
Rev. T'NY. Lane and family leave to-
day for Mt, Union, whore they will re-.
main for time, after which month
will DO spent in tho interior Of tho
state. During his absence Rev. A. B.
Williams, OF tho Christian church, will
hold services half of. tho time in the
First NJ. f., the two congregations wor-
shipping together, and on his return he
will do the same while Rev. A. B. Will
liams takes vacation.
Rev. i. W. Barr and r. N. Gilleland
left yesterday afternoon for Pittsburgh,
where they Join other delegates to the
international convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor society to be held in
New York city this week. This is one
OF the youngest but most vigorous of
the religious organizations OF THO
United States. It was started eleven
years ago and now comprises 1900 So
cieties and nearly 10000 members.
The five Republican county central
committeeman of this city, one from
each ward, have organized by electing
Donald Mcdonald chairman and w. II.
Thompson secretary. There will be
three Of tho county executive commit
tee in Bolla;re this year, tho same as
last year.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
pany declared dividend at the rate OF
seven per annum and carry quite sum
to the reserve fund. During the past
year tho membership reached 1876.
and its mortgages now amount to over
100000
John R. Tarbet, who was born in this
township and lived here all OF his life,
was buried yesterday, having died Sum
day night. He was about seysntyyears
old and was very eccentric character.
The Good Templars gave IN enter
tainment at their open meeting last
night, consisting Of declarations, recita-
lions, ETC., and had very fair attend-
ance.
Miss Lulu Deeney, one of the teach
era here, left for Chautauqna yesterday.
Superintendent Jones and other of the
teachers will 20 to-day or tomorrow.
The City Council held an adjourned
session last night to consider assess
menta for improvements made last
year,
The windows in Squire Roeder's OF.
fee were broken by dynamite crackers
on the Fourth.
Theodore O. Cochran, OF the secretary
OF states Office, spent the Fourth at his
home here.
Everybody is getting interested in the
now stamping works now that 1t seems
sure 60.
The Beatty property in the Third
ward was sold to George X. Lazure for
$l,655.
Pat Tucker purchased the Fusnor
property yesterday.
The wheat harvest in this county is
the best for years.
A new engine house has been built at
the water works.