The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-15
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The terms, OF Messrs. n. VI! Gllltland
and Robert Brown us members OF the
school board expire this ,kpring. and Mr..
Clilhland announces that he Will not be
q candidate for re-c!eeiion owing TO In
crensIng business interests that require
MI OF This time. He WIS q very attentive
and active member OF the board. and
The city VIII be fortunate 10 secure as
good 4 man IN his place. Nj. Brown
ma. 90 u candidate for reelection, and
he has the courage OF his convictions IN
ail matters.
Jas. NJ. Richardson Is writing reni-
iniscences OF the war AZ they were OBJ
served By him as n private In the ranks
on the march from Phillppl TO Apo
,nattox, Ind his recital Is being printed
IN the Independent. He began the story
10 be used In the primary department
OF The sehools. and his plain recital Is OF
peculiar local Interest. az the author Is
well known az a worthy veteran.
VIM. Humes. farmer OF this town.
ship. raised twenty.three bushels and
three pecks OF cloversepd on six acres
OF ground, almost six bushels to the
acre. The average IL not over four
bushels TO the acre and Mr.. Humes
would like to hear OF q better yield OF
c!overseed In the Ohio valley.
The good people down at shadyside
have no place now large enough to ac-
commodatc all who desire to sit be-
meath the droppinss OF the sanctuary"
on Sundays. ard they have decided 10
build 0 new church. But there Is such a
difference OF opinion as to the size Of
u that the project may end.
Mayor, Williams yesterday disposed
OF seven cases OF drunRs and disorder
lies. Most OF them paid or secured their
hnes and were released. Among them
was 4 coored prize fighter named "Aile.
gone Donaldson, who got S. and costs
Tor hitting another colored man In the
mouth.
The terms OF Just one-half the mem
bers OF the city council expire this
Spring. Those whose terms end are L.
w. Gilcher. Abe Stnhl, George He'll, Au-
gust Bahra and VIM. j. Carson. Two
or three Of them will not run again and
new men VIII be taken up In their
places. ~ IN
The Chemical fire company entertain
cd Its members and friends with an ele-
giant supper. on Its tenth anniversary,
and on the 22d the Liberty hose COM
pany Will celebrate its twentieth ami
rersary with u bali and supper at Tur-
ner hall. 80
The funeral of Lottie Addison yegter-
day afternoon was attended by large
number OF strrowing friends. Rev. II,
A L. King conducted the services at
the house. 1n.ermeEt in Rose Hill cetn-
esery.
The Enterprise Enamel Company will
this AFTERNOON contract for the labor
necessary to erect some additional
buildings on their site In lower town.
Henry T. Day expects to complete the
Crescent street sewer by the end Of this
week. He has gotten along remarkably
well with this work during the winter.
There will be a gentlemen's sewing
contest at the First Presbyterian
church Thursday evening. with other
Accomplishments.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Tomorrow afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. T. A Rodefer.
The city is now flooded with the cards
Of candidates, and they are not all
heard from yet.
NJ. N. Mercer, who was laid up for
some time with heavy cold, is able to
be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Dickens will en-
tain the Club at their home this even
ing.
The Choral society meets this evening
at the First Presbyterian church.