The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-28
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Ilnps aud AIialnp, Ia IN Thrlvlng CITY
Across tho IllyoT.
Yesterday II large number Of people
visited tho Central school building aud
seemed much pleased with what ia to
he already s0On. Eight OF tho sixteen
rooms nave received tho brown coating
oil plastering. All 0l tho plaStGring will
bO done and tho roof finished 90 soon ~
the tower is completed, This tower will
DO little more than 100 foot high, in
Guiding tho Weather Yano, in all thirty
IeeI higher than II now is. Tho sixteen
rooms include those Of tho superin'
tOndunt and board oi oluGalion, these
two being at either end OF tho hall ON
the second floor. Tho work is further
along than expected, but II will DO I'M
Iossible to have some oil the rooms
ready by the first Of January, as the
hoard OF education Ind hoped to have
done. II is thought that several will BIO
ready by April. Everything will BIO
ready for tho fall term Mt the latest
There will DO room and openings In tho
tower Tor clock, for which no pro-
vision has yet been made, The $4,000
appropriation for the building will not
cover the cost Of q town clock, and It
was not expected that it would, such
clock would cost about $500, and
many peraona think that this can bN
raised BY subscription, One unmarried
Young man, In speaking Of the matter
yesterday, said he would give $40, and
others offer TO give s. each. Some OF
the school children want to contribute,
The clock would DO an ornament to the
building and benefit to tho town.
Push It along.
At the Presbyterian church last night
Rev. DR.. Boyle in his sermon spoke OF
the funeral OF DR.. Fisher, OF Bridgeport
at which he oiiiciatei, lie said he had
attended q great many funerals, fully
ono thousand in all, AMI in all Of these
he never cav so many people weeping
Charles Mercer, a vol known citizen
OF Mt. Pleasant, died on Saturday, aged
over ninety years. lie was a member
OF the NJ. r. church and will DO buried
to-day by the Odd Fellows, Of which he
was member,
Rev. W. L. IIartzog has been re.
elected ono Of the board Of managers OF
the Ohio Baptist Association. Ills ser
mon yesterday morning was on Echoes
from the Ohio Baptist Association"
The United Presbyterian conGregO'
ton will make M official call on next
Thursday evening TO Rev. T., q. Bailey,
oil CEndor, Pa. Rev. Mr., Liue!l, oil
Wheeling, will act as moderator
Burglars wore frightened out OF the
residence OF Edward Smith, on Jeiier'
son street, early Saturday morning by
tho firing OF shotgun by Mrs. Elsie
CriswOIl.
Tho case OF Smith Hurat vs. G. W.
Henderson is set for Tomorrow and tho
case Of Thomas Yingling We. Henry
Rolhermund etal. for Wednesday.
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle
will use their new paraphernalia for the
fret time this evening with work in the
first and second degrees.
The Bridgeport and Bellaire teams"
will do the initiatory work when tho
Knights OF PyLhiaS lOdgeis organized at
st. ClairSville.
Harry Chessell, Bert Krim, Fred
selby aud Paul Thomas rode to Mounds
vilo on their wheels yesterday.
Fifty-olght decorations are made at
the Union Glass Works, thirty'six OF
which arc on lemonade sets.
Several teachers OF this vicinity will
attend the state convention at Colum.
bus Friday and Saturday.
Saturday night the Yigilant hose com.
pauy enjoyed u first class supper ut its
quarters on Pearl street.
To-day the heating department nt the
Laughlin Nail Works will commence
working double turn.
Mrs. Il. Barr went to Allegheny on
Saturday to spend month or so with
her son, Ross.
John Stanton has received notice that
his pension would be cut from Sl2 to So
por month.
The Junior Epworth League OF the
NJ. L. church is preparing for an enter
tainmonL
hlmont City Lodge, /. o. o. F., is or.
ganizing a "team," with Ed. Krim as
orgRnisL
Miss Grace Miller, OF Massillon, is
visiting Miss VOnIe Clark on Fourth
street
The Mpnnerchor will give a concert
and bali Monday evening, November 1.
John Lewis was called to Shawnee on
Saturday by tho illness OF his mother
David Park, esq, has returned from
visit with relatives at Johnstown, Pa.
There is nothing new in the situation
at tho Weal Virginia Glats Works.
Mrs. William II. Saunders, who has
been sick, ia considerably better.
Ross, son OF Patrick Moore, who has
been very sick, Is conyaIoscing.
Jacob Rosonthal was up from
Moundsylle over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". b. Frances spent
Sunday AZ Mt, Pleasant.
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