The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-26
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All Sort, OF Local News mud Gossip From
Htl-t w The GIpss CITY.

All Sorts OF Local News mud Gossip From
&t5 The Glass City.
A few feet more OF water would have
caused some damage here. and persons
on the lowlands have been in nervous
state OF uncertainty for two weeks.
About the time the water gets down.
and gives them some rest, It begins to
creep up again II. had scarcely begun
to fall yesterday, when 1t began to rise
again.
Oscar Hampton, one OF the clerks In
the new Cleveland s. Pittsburgh freight
Office, is now In the Office Of the Bellaire
Steel Company. Louis Beusch takes his
place in the freight Office. The steel
company now has three men in lis office
who graduated under the careful direc-
t!on OF Agent ]. A. Greenfield.
Nnbody remained up In this city last
night to see President Dole, OF Hawaii,
who passed through here on the Balti-
more & Ohio road at 1895 A colorcd
quartette- thought OF giving him sere-
made, but It was concluded he would be
In bed, or ought TO be, at the zine the
train arrived.
The concert at the Second Presbyterian
church last night, in which the Choral
Society rendered an important part,
was we'll attended. The Rotations and
music were al LOT the best, and the audi
ence manifested an appreciation that
was gratifying to thoee In charge.
George W. Fowler. aged eighty years,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Ada Po-teriield. here, yesterday, and
will be buried this afternoon. He was
born and raised In this county, but spent
a few years OF his life in Iowa z
Judge Chambers, OF Cambridge, is
sitting on the common pleas bench at St.
Clealrsvillc, to relieve Judge Holl!ngs-
worth for day or two. !, He will go from
this county to Caldwell on Friday after
noon to perform similar service.
The services a. the First N. L. church
and the South Bellalre church continue
this week with unabatlng Interest. The
revival at Shadyside closed last week.
as did also the meetings at the Second
Presbyterian church.
Mack Brannen. farmer In the SUBJ
urbs of this city, has contracted for the
building OF a new dwelling house on his
farm, the work TO begin as s,,on as the
weather will permit.
Messrs. Kirk and Station will begin
the manufacture OF heating furnaces in
this city early this spring. They have
secured a location partially equipped for
the business. &. NJ
Henry II. Day Is making wonderful
progress with the sewer he Is building
In the Second and Third wards, The
open winter has been Just right for him
so far. !, (. 4.
The Misses Dickens entertained the
Twentieth Century Club at their home
in tho, Fourth ward last night, and 4
most delightful evening was spent. E,{ Z
Il, W A.. Fnnton, formerly deputy audi
Tor Of the county. passed through on his
way TO Cincinnati He represents n
blank book houseEin Pittsburgh. +
There will ibe a meeting OF Kern lodge
OF odd Fellows In this city Saturday
evening OF, all the past grands OF this
county. ~ a +
Sr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer, OF Macon.
Ca. who have. been visiting In this city
and vicinity left for their homo yes,
terday. d n SKI g.
y Tho Gravel Hill Reading and Social
Club will meet Mt the homo OF Mr. ana,
Mrs Wy. 81 McCuiloch fto-morrow. eve.
ming. IL Il S. z aSs5 81
4 SALVATION OIL should always be;
koptEin!the kitchen, q For the ready cure
otscalda and burns II has not equal. 4 rs
cents. X 5 "a n l' IA s.