The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
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the Glass clty.
The Belmont county commissioners
Yesterday afternoon made the best saie
of bonds ever made IN the county, They
determined some time ago % refund
$4,000 o. the county Indebtedness, ana
after much elaboration decided 10 make
chem ~ per cent. bonds. There were
twenty bidders At the sale yesterday
and Boston firm took them at pre-.
MUM Of 1876. This IS at a rate. OF
about ass per cent per annnm, ana the
bonds bear the lowest rate OF interest,"
of any ever sold. II Is good thing for
Belmont county and Il indicates an
abundance ~ money and a confidence
that has been absent for some time past
Il Is worth the attention OF tax payers
In times like the present
Mn +. 3. Archer came home from the
senatorial convention az Steubenviile
without any soreness TO make him luke
warm In support OF the ticket this fan;
Though he had III votes al one time, ana
thinks he would have been nominated
had he received all the votes or belmont
county, he Is happy IN che satisfaction
that he made the nomination or Mt.
Blake, And II was made Just IN the
nick OF time.
A telegram was received here from
Charles Arnold, whn went on the Cold
en- Gate" special 10 California, that me
train had been wrecked and the engineer
and fireman OF the excursion tram mao
beeen killed This was very unpleasant
news, as It was not known whether any
others were injured or not, bW II was
| finally ascertained that none were IN
jured except the two that were killed
Mr. A. ]. Reltz, city treasurer, was
married last night TO Miss Lacy a. Da-
Wis al the home OF the brides parents
on Gravel hill. The wedding was a
QUIET AFFAIR but none the less an enjoy
able and happy one, and the young folks
have the best wishes OF host OF friends
Earl Cooper was speeding around the
track on the commons yesterday morn
ing and suddenly colllded with Duane
Cowen, another rlded. Neither was hurt
but Mr.. Governs bicycle was broken.
Several accidents have happened there
lately.
James Follen. n saloon keeper OF this
civ was selected as, the Democratic
state central committeeman for this con-
gresslunal district. Mr.. Follen Is hue-
tler and will be on hands 70 start the
bung in the bar'l for this fall.
The Capitol base ball team are prae-
| tlclng daily for their game with the
GAINESVILLE base ball team. Word has
been received that CASTOR, who was
signed by the Pittsbura team last year,
would pitch for GAINESVILLE.
There was some uneasiness here yes
| terday over the wreck OF the excursion
with the Frisco" excursloniats on board
until telegram was received from MISS
Ada Weyriek stating that none OF the
passengers were hurt.
The Fourth OF July celebration here
next Monday will attract the largest
crowd ever here for such an occasion,
There Will be fun all day and fireworks
at night.
John Davis, who has been suffering
with pleurisy, leaves to-day for Athens,
where he has a street paving contract
under way. Mr.. Archer will so next
week.
Alonzo johnson, OF GAINESVILLE, and
| Miss Lottie Redman. OF this city, were
married Monday by Rev. W. N. San
ford at the home OF the brides parents
Mrs. Kate Hoffman and daughter Mel
lie have returned TO their home In this
city after spending several months with
relatives At Homestead, Pa
Mr.. A. p. Tallman. cashier Of the DOL
| lar bank, Is home from ten days va
cation on Cheat river, and he Is Drowned
greatly by the sun.
A number OF the blcycllsts OF this city
are training daily on the race track dor
the races to be held here on the nth.
Miss Mary Sanders viii 90 20 Mounds
VILE to-day 10 spend q few days with
friends and relatives at that place.
Harrison Tyler has gone TO his home
| in Haymarket, Va, to spend a few weeks
with his relatives at that place
Mrs. Mack Crlswell. OF youngstown,
IL spending n few days with friends and
relatives in the Second ward.
Nose Herzberg will leave to-day for
/ Cleveland, where he has accepted q po-
sltIou in q dry goods store.
George McClelland returned yester-
/ dny from Chicago. ILL.,, where he has
been spending few days.
Miss Anna Parks left yesterday for
Bethesda TO spend a few days with
friends and relatives.
Master George Keepers, OF Bcallsyille,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives in
the Fifth ward.
Miss Elsie Carter, OF waynesburg, Is
the guest OF friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
L. d. stepens and family left yester-
day for Bethesda, where they VIII spend
the summer
Miss Jennie Gross, OF Toledo. Is visit
Ing friends and relatives in the city.
Virgil Brown has gone 20 Manning
ton, w. Va, TO open n barber shop.
Miss sielln Fawcett is the guest OF
friends and relatives at Crabapplc.
A force OF men are at work cleaning
| out the reservoir.