The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-21
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Allsorta of Local Sows aal Gossip from
tho GLASS CITY,

AiAsV'fN W LOCAL NpNS nnl GOSSIP from
the Glass CITY.
Bellalre people are Just now guessing,
and some Of them think they are good
guesSers, as to who Is meant by tho toll
lowing taken from TOM Topics, OF re-
cent date. There were two gay sisters
In Beliaire years ago, and II has been
SOME years since they went east, The
sRunteTeF in Town Topics says; There
. q very depressing story comes to me
from Philadelphia relative to a recent
divorce case in that city, and it Is illus
tEatlvo OF the iathomless perfidy posi-
BILE to women, and the unfortunate ias-
einatIon that she often Wields. In this
case the charmer Is the wife OF q young
man who was in the unromantic busi-
mesa Of soap selling, although let it be
said he sold s~weet,scented soap, and
travelled for q very large manufacturing
house Of New Jersey, II was his habit
to leave his pretty wife In Philadelphia
during bis business trips, and being OF
an unWholesome disposition she at once
developed bad habits. She met a very
wealthy mill owner on South Third
street and charmed him. He worshiped
at her shrthe with great iervor. First
he placed her at q hotel, in company
with her sister, who was q airorcee, and
atterward he furnished a house for
them, The sisters are very clever
women, and 1t was not long before they
got the neat sum Of $4,000 out OF the
ardent mill owner, They then sold all
hta furniture and prevailed upon him
to furnish another house for them.
Matters went on in this way for a
while, and then the sisters, finding
that they could not bleed the mill
owner any further, gave him his congo,
and looked for new mllionaires to
fleece. The soap salesman finally be-
came acquainted with his wife's con-
duct, with the result that he has &C.
cured q divorce. The two gay sisters
are said To come from Bellaire, O."
Rodefer Bros. have completed their
inventory for the business OF the past
six months and the fuel account for
the new glass factory for that period
is calculated to attract the attention Of
all manufacturers in this section, The
whole fuel bill for every department Is
loss than $4,000, while the new fifteen.
pot furnace and the boilers only cost
$li045. This Ia the least fuel cost ever
shown In this valley for such q manu-.
factory. Slack was used for the furnace
and oil for tho glory holes and lehra.
John Dubois has some sample heads
OF the wheat grown OIL his farm just
west OF Bridgeport that ought to bring
cheer TO tho heart OF the doleful farm
ers,. One head yielded sixty.eight nice.
plump grains, and the whole crop was
about like the samples he has
The farm OF John Taggart, father OF
the deiaulter and forger, Wilson Shan.
non Tag9art, was sold on Monday last
by the assignee in two parcels. One
hundred and four acres brought 2,345,
aud the other sixteen acres we're sold
for 1856. All Of it is regarded as agreat
sacrifice.
Captain Thomas Garrett. one OF the
old veterans Of this section, who was
stricken with paralysis a year ago, Is
sinking very rapidly now.
Dora 0gle Is homo from a two weeks
stay on the suh-kissed hills Of Barnes.
vile.
Miss Jessie Butte Is visiting her friend,
Mics Grace Kelly, at Barnesvllle.