The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-22
RELLAIRE.
Republicans Must Got u MovO an Them.
sOlvOs-CandIdato Pearson and the Wool


Republicans Must Got Move an Them.
soIvos-C Candidate Pearson and the Wool
Tariff
Judge Pearson, the Democratic candi'
date for Congress-, who has been ming,
ling with the voters Of Harrison and
Carroll counties, was hero Tuesday
night and expressed confidence IN
great change in the vote OF this dis
trlct. The judge Ia splendid man 90;
cially and with his jovial and friendly
disposition it is altogether probable
that the farmers in those counties re-
ceiyed him kindly, but when they re.
member the free wool declaration OF
tho convention that nominated the
Judge their ballots will be very much as
they have always been. The farmers
OF these counties are thinkers and no
matter how much they may be disap.
pointed in isolated instances, they will
not vote to take away the possibility Of
a change for the better. II all the
counties in the district were SO reliable
as Harrison, Carroll and Jefferson the
plurality in this district could be placed
quite accurately in advance.
The Democrats here have begun to
move in the direction OF organization.
Thoy now have two or three ward clubs
and some Fourth ward Democrats got
together Tuesday night and decided to
make central club and have called a
meeting for City Hall Friday night for
that purpose. The Republicans are not
yet moving here and an effort to have q
meeting OF the county central commit
tee last Saturday failed. This fancied
security will not win such victory as
can be won by effort, and ii is full time
the Republicans charged with the duty
OF organization should begin active
work.
When the late William G. Barnard
was married Noah Zane, OF Wheeling
Island, presented him with half a dozen
wooden chairs Of the style then made,
and at the sale OF personal property yes
terday these were among the effects.
They arc two or three times az heavy
us the ordinary dining room chairs, but
had never been broken in any way and
they were gobbled up by persons in
search Of relics in short order at q dollar
piece. Many other pieces OF furni.
turo were sold in the same way at good
prices.
Tho board of health reports this city
in tho best sanitary condition it has
ever been in and only few places that
need watching. The cholera scare has
served TO put everybody in the notion
OF cleaning up and tho work OF this
board was facilitated by this general
feeling.
Rev. L. C. Collier was given hearty
welcome on his return to the South
Bellaire NJ. Z. congregation. The re-
ception was held at, the parsonage, but
tho crowd was so largo that part OF the
crowd was entertained at the residence
of Mr.. John L. Davis.
The judges OF the circuit court OF this
state have decided to hold court in this
county beginning December IL and May
3lst. Judge Gilbert A. Stewart, OF Col
umbus, was chosen chief justice Of the
bench for this Judicial year.
Att Council meeting the other night
several minor matters we're disposed OF
and it was ordered that sidewalk pave
ments should be put in good repair at
once or the city will put men 10 work at
tho expense Of the owners.
Col. David Rankin, o. P. Mason and
Frank Hathaway will all take horses to
the st. Clairsville fair next week. They
will not BIO entered in races, but shown
and perhaps some OF them sold.
The county supervisors Of election
will appoint the judges and clerks OF
election for all the precincts in the
county to-day at meeting at st. Clairs-
vile.
The school board adopted the smead
heating furnace for the school buildings
and contracted with that company
Tuesday night to put ono in at once.
John Parks and wife arrived in New
York yesterday from Dublin, ireland,
and were landed in tho evening. They
will be home this evening.
Rev. Mr.. Hustedt, formerly pastor OF
the German Reformed Church here, but
now of Detroit, Is in the city visiting
old friends,
George Hopkins, Jacob Heathering.
ton aud Miss Anna Shupe, graduates OF
the Dollaire schools, will attend Bethany
college.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio and the Bel
laire, Zanesville & Cincinnati railroads
both paid their employees hero this
week.
Misses Matte and Elsa Lazure will
entertain the young peoples society at
their home, on Gravel hill, this even
ing.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Ponton leaves this morn
ing for Piqua to attend the annual con.
ference OF the A. NJ. E church.
The lecture course committee meets
at the First Presbyterian Church this
evening
Mayor MCGOWAN turned into the city
treasury Sl39 90 for the past fiscal
month.
Hoatherin gton's brass band will give
concert at the park Saturday evening,
Rev. John Wir1 left yesterday to at
tend a conference meeting at Dayton.
Alex Neff, of St. Collins, Col, is visit
ing his brother, Thomas Ault, here.
Beuwood BriefS.
Miss Nora serig entertained q large
number OF young people at an old fash
Toned apple bee last evening, A splen-