The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-14
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All Sorts ~ local Na@, hul Gus,ln from
Ino t',IH C,tr,
@. j. Howard, oi parnesyilIe, tho
bright young candidate ior representa-
tive, was along lha rlyer front Friday
und Saturday mingiing with The people,
lie is an attorney Of excellent character
and splendid judgment, aud makoa
favorable impression wbGreyor ho goes.
Ills competitor George 5. Lent2 was
also in town Saturday. j. u. Hack
burn has not made much Of q canvass
as yet, though no " booked for y lew
speeches In school districts, while John
II, Campbell seems TO be depending
largely upon results without travelling
around much,
Tho case taken to the supreme court
OF tho state by John A, GallHhOr Tor
Joseph SpGidel 4 Co, 10 set aside judy
msnta taken by Stewart * Ward and by
j, NJ, Boyd x Bro. against Jones 4
Grimm on Labor Day, was sustained Tor
the plaintiff, though two local courts
decided the judgments good. Thisglyes
Spodel x Co. tho first claim and leaves
all others to sharo pro rata,
The Masonic Social Club was started
of Saturday evening with about forty
members. They use tho banque. room
in the lodge building, where some OF
them meet two or three evenings u
week tor Amusement, or to while away
the time pGruAing periodicals. A lea
ture will be added this winter to include
the wives or lady members Of tho mem
bGrS at intervals, when luncheon viii
DO served.
A fellow whose nume was not learned,
bought thirty bushels OF potatoes from
commission merchants here, hired j.
W. Barr to haul them about town for
him, retailst the entire lot for cash,
left Barr on the wagon while no went
around the corner to get change to pay
him aud has not been seen since.
James Manlay was hold in 5000 bail
by Squire Frank Mason Saturday
evening on the charge OF robbing man
OF $3.50 at ParkGrsburg. The Policy
Brothers went hiabail and no was ro'
leased. The prosecuting attorney from
ParkersbuIg came up and looked alter
the preliminary hearing hero.
Mayor Dubois is keeping up his Gght
on tho Sunday saloon business and al
though there is not no much blusIer IN
the local courts about II as appeared
some time ago, recent events in court
show that his efforts are not wholly UNI
successful in bringing vlolatorA under
the ban OF the law.
Tho dispatches from Stoubonvillo
yesterday, announcing that BARLEY
Neal, OF this city, had been killed and
mutilAted on a railroad was mistake.
BARLEY worked all night Saturday
night, and was in bed sleeping yester'
day when inquiry concerning him was
made.
William. Scharf\bartendor in tho Ex'
change saloon, had his hand cut with
piece Of glass late Saturday night, and
tho amount Of blood left on tho sidewalk
as ho searched for doctor made people
think yesterday morning there had
been a big row,
A party Of gentlemen enjoyed mac
aron dinner at an Italian restaurant
yesterday afternoon aud several hours
were spent discussing tho dinner aud
trimmings.
Bert Hopkins has returned from
Muncie, Ind, where no has boon visit
ing friends and relatives for some time
past.
Miss Katie Broening, OF the Fourth
ward, has returned from Baltimore,
where she visited her parents.
Thornborry & Simpson, merchant
tailors in this city, have opened up
branch store in Moundsville.
Charles Heimbrod, OF Clarlngton, is
visiting tho family OF G. II. Dankwerth,
OF the Fourth ward.
Miss Annie Dsvoro, OF steubOnyille,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles King,
Of the Fifth ward.
Thomas Godfrey and family. Of NEingo
Junction, Gpent Sunday in this city with
relatives.
A. ]. Holt, OF the frat ward, will
take u trip 10 Columbus this week.