The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-02
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tho Glass City.
l.. J. Cunningham, farmer OF this
township, has bought Il farm Of 23o
acres In southwestern Missouri. where
lie will move this spring. A number OF
farmers in years past have lett this sec.
ton and tried Kansas, Missouri, Iowa
aud Illinois. But the same causes for
complaint exist there that ere found
everywhere and in SONS instances a
lew years OF experience in the wes,
brought tho restless tillers OF the soil
back to the fertile hills OF old Belmont.
The half dozen that arc now moving
westward from this vicinity have
thrived here In the past, but are de-
Iuded with the idea that the adjustment
OF everything gu lower basis has taken
the life out OF the business OF farming
IN this section.
An examination was held 10 the
Catholic scapols this week, the follow.
ing c!ergymen acting as the board OF OK.
amiDers: Fa,hers Fitzgerald. Wiegand.
OF bridgeport. Cawley, OF Woodsheld,
and Ross, OF Mingo Junction. Father
Hartley, OF Steuben Vile, also took part.
One class examined in arithmetic by
Father Fitzgerald. comprising twenty
three pupils, half boys and girls. carried
100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a remark
able result.
Sometime ago William Littleton, down
at Pinch run, was arrested on a charge
OF bastardy preferred by Emma Elson.
At the trial he was taxed $I60 for the
support OF the child and mother, and he
was congratula:iug himself that he had
got of with one.third the usual charge,
when a snit for breach OF promise was
instituted. That suit resulted In yer.
dict for the girl in the sum OF $500,
and William i, not feeling so fortunate.
l. Straub & Co. yesterday began NOV.
ing into their new quarters on Belmont
street, and S. VI. Fletcher moved into
the Manchester building. Mr. Darrah
will begin to tear down the Straub
building next week.
Rev. William Peresoy mas continued
the meeting, at the South Bellaire VI.
Z. church, all OF this week. and the in
terest in the services is unabaiing. Sew.
eral additions to the chutch have been
made.
Senator Harvey J. Eckley, Of Carroll.
ton, was in the city yesterday. The
senator has SHE'D mis- castor into the
ring for attorney general, but will not
make an aggressive fight
Bob Mason, who robbed Bonsy.teele's
corn crib and stole the washing at Max
Herzbergs. was sentenced to two and
one.half years in the peniten,iary by
Judge Dricgs.
Mr.. Frank P. Barber aud Miss Maggie
Boeshar were married at the home OF
the brides mother on Thur,day even.
ing about S o'clock, Rev. II. A. / King
officiating.
The Pultuey glass works is closed on
account OF difficulty between the men
aud management. but it is likely to be
adjusted by Monday.
There was temperance meeting n,
the United Presbyterian church last
night in the interest OF the organization
OF Good Teniplars.
"Tony" Williams, the we'll known C.
& T. engineer, is married again and his
friends Join in good wishes for his
future.
Superintendent B. 7. Jones, OF tho
public schools, went to Allegheny to at.
tend meeting Of the Round table in
that city.
Mrs. VI. A. Sanders and daughter,
Mrs. W. O. Stewart, it,, left yesterday
Tor visit with Allegheny friends.
The vile Of Thomas Pearson sus.
tanned broken arm by a fall upon the
icy pavement