The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05
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AiISortS 81 .oeaI NsuVa au1 Gossip Resnl
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The election 10 thls city ana town.
ship to-day viii hll 4 number Of lqeal
oHiceB OF importance, none % them pc
| log OF such q character a. To excite any
past few days II seems 20 be better IN
deFStOod that the election should claim
the attention Of I'll citizens long enough
al least to vote for tho most capable
men for the pl1dao 70 hll the 3topublh
cans have nothing 10 lore BY 3 d0Hlp1T'
ieon Of lhe local tickets. All that q nee
GsSdFy to insure q completes victory y
10 get Ire vote out md an ehOFt VII
be made TO do this. The election Of 81
least two Of the three Republicans cam
dldGteB for Justice OF che peace u con-
coded and che other one may be to-
night. For members OF the school
board there will be some cutting both
WaYa, while for cOunGilmen and 0sGes-
SoFS only the count Of the vote Wlll give
b correct Idea OF the result IN ttie town
shin the Democrats are counting On
soma success, but the Republican, arr
more active now than they have been
and lt will have an eIEect on the result
Tho Barnard Brick Company made ~
assIgnment last Saturday 20 Hunter 8,
Armstrong and r i. Bowman, tof thu
beneit OF IT, creditors. This announce
mcnt waS surprise to the public and
e . universally regretted, The plant
was built BY the late william g. Barn
ard and after his death was sold By the
administrator at public sale In 1853 and
Wa bought By w. 8, McCOllouGh foI
~ 1b0. The competition was brisk be-
cause Il was then regarded 10 q sub
Sk1ntlal plant, but since that time the
company which now falls have added
modern improvements that cost about
SiS,OoO. The liabilities are about $40
900. The failure Was due to the loss o.
two or three large contracts ana Iaeil
Of working capital. In fact the latter
mas been q drawback all along and the
company hnatIy adopted the course In
dicGted Il does not seem 1t all prob
able that any Of the creditors win lose
bV this failure; the heaviest losers are
perhaps the members Of the company.
The public hopes 10 see the plant oper-
aid soon, as Z number OF men were
employed there and the weekly pay
roll win be missed.
William Shelly. the Oldest son Of
Thomas E. Shelly. che well known
manager OF the Crystal Glass Company,
died a his home here yesterday, after
9 long illness with an affection OF the
boWelR He was nineteen years OF age
and was q very promising poy. hl1
death u . severe blow to his parents,
who have the sYmpathyp OF all who
know them.
BeIIaIre has at least four candidates
for federal appointments OUTSIDE OF me
pInces REGARDED as local, and Tor the
local places the candidates are legion.
But why not? All these men are voters
and their aspirations are in line with
thoSo who have become Presidents. Tie
greatest pity Is that all cannot succeed
in securing fat berths.
Misses Theresa LentE and Margaret
McGaW. school teachers. have returned
from 81, ClAlFSVllle and MoundsVllle, re-
spectIvely, where they have besn
spending 4 week.
The supply store OF the public
schools has been improved IN appear
ance by = new metal ceiling being plHc-
ed 10 the room and the wood work nRW-
ly painted.
The funeral OF SEr. John Oswald took
place Yesterday afternoon, from his
late home In the Third ward. Inter
ment in Rose Hill cemetery.
There win be meeting OF the con.
Rregatiou OF the First Presbyterian
church next Wednesday night. TO elect
several new trustees.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
RIonary Society meets next Thuraday
nIEht at the home OF Mrs. J. 7. Lane,
in the Fourth ward.
Miss FFankMn Ward returned satur-
day to Delaware, where che 10 a6end-
ing college, AFTER Waiting her parents
in this city.
Mis- Leah Stewart and Mary Sanders
have returned 60 their home IN ALLIE
gheny. after pleasant visit with rela-
tiveS here.
oIlss Lulu Nelson will return to-day to
Bethany, ". Va, after spending Q feW
Days with her parents In che Fourth
ward.
miss Elizabeth GallAher has return
ed 10 college at Marietta, after spend-
ing q week With her parents In this
city.
Iames Morgan has moved his family
from RnVenGWood to this CITY, where
they viii reside In the future.
Martin Ney and Albert HRrtenstein
wifi return to-day TO Scto. 20 resume
their studies ct college.
MISS Eliza Carmichael has returned
TO the city, after spending q week at
her home In WellSburE.
william George left last evening for
Cincinnati. where he Joins the 81. Paul,
MINI, base ball team.
w. 2. DanEord has returned TO the
city, after spending . week with rela-
tiVes ct Keith, Ohio.
Mrs, James LudleY and son. OF Iron
ton, Ohio, are the guests Of relatives in
the Fifth ward.
Ex-City Solicitor Armstrong spentyes.
tertlay With his father and mother at
woodsheld.
Miss Lucy Darby has returned home
from visit with relatives in St
ClAirsyllle.
Miss Stella Faweett has returned
from q visit with relatives AZ St CIaIrs.
Vile.
The steel works will not 80 on to-day
again. "A big run was made last week,
i Mr., John Davis has been confined 70
his home for a few days past. quite I'LL
Miss Lucy Brown has returned from
Q visit with relatives ct Belpre. Ohio,
School resumes this morning, after
Week's vacation.
Deafness Cannot b Cared
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