The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-26
DEILAIi,E.
All Sorts OF Local New. aud Gossip FROM
tho Glass Gity. t,

al aofts OF LOCAL news hnu gossip FROM
tho GLASS Ctr. ~,
The nrm OF Jacob r. Koysor & Son
which was mentioned yesterday 10 hay,
ing confessed judgment to Stewart &
Ward. s. Baer'BSons and Joseph Spell.
del & Co., made an asslgnment yoster.
day to D. Danford, esq. Tho senior
keyser owned n large farm just south
Of the city and was In onsy and com.
Portable circumstances, but no was In.
ducod to buy grocery, whom by como
queer arrangement he assumed tho la.
bilitlos and took the accounts, and to
make other ventures. The result 10
now that the farm, with NIL its years OF
accunulations, will scarcely balance
wha. he 10 roIponsible for. Tho nova
will DO Il surprise to his friends, 40 II
was u shock to Mr.. Koysef when he
came to reaize hls actual condition. lIe
is now quite an old man.
L. 2. Bailey. Of BarneSviIfe, one OF
the foremost dalrymen In Ohio, told a
recent meeting oil farmers in New York
that tho Introduction Of oleomargarine
had compelled tho farmers to greatly
improve the quality oftlioir product in
tho butter line. This 10 new idea aud
the moro that 1t Is thought Of the better
1t will be liked.
Frank 3. Archer, the chairman OF tho
Republican county committee, who 10
prominently mentioned In connection
with the nomination for state treasurer,
Is receiving favorable notice in various
parts oil tho state and Ia importuned
almost daily to enter into some OF the
combines proposed, but be Ia not In any
OF them.
The case OF John Alum against the
electric railway company will come up
in the common pleas court to-day. a
car was run into Mr.. Albums wagon
some time ago and threw him out upon
his head on the brick paving, The suit
Is for damages for the inIuries inflicted.
]. D. Rhodes, the trainmaster Of the
Bellaire. ZaneaVille & Cincinnati, who
recently sued his wife tor divorce, went
to Denver after his children, and tele.
graphed that his wife had died there,
but ZanesviLe papers say they could
not confirm tho report.
Tho SANDER case OF George Grouse
against John W. Nef came up in tho
common pleas court Yesterday. but was
Dismissed by the court deciding there
was no cause for action. Mr.. Nef is d
prominent and wealthy farmer just
.west OF town.
Judge W. II. Frazier, OF tho circuit
bench. fell down flight Of stairs at a
'hptel in Marietta, and sustained such
iniuries as to contlne him to his homo
for some time. He missed tho frst, step
OF the stairway.
Mr.. F. w. Hibbard aud vile, OF
Barpesville, and Mr.. z. T, Shoemaker
and wife, OF Mass;llon, who were hero
attending the funeral OF Benjamin F.
0gie. lett for their homes yesterday.
Messrs. A. P. Ta!lman aud A. o. Mel.
;lon returned from Chicago yesterday,
where they bad been attending the an.
nual meeting Of tho Beliairo Stamping
Company. =.
John N. He'll has purchased from
Jacob Boneysteele the He'll homestead,
in the First ward. Mr.. Boneysteele bid
II IN at the sale
Charles Murray aud Peter Grogan,
Rlassworkers, left here yesterday. the
former for Gas City, Ind, tho latter for
Montreal.
Park A. Heaton, OF Waco, Texas. is
his mother and sister, Mrs. ].
b. Smith. here, enroute to Now York.
Rev. Fl. s. Boyd, who has been as.
Risting in services at Martins Ferry,
wil!-till his own pulpit tomorrow.