The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-08
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Local, Neishborhood and MiscelIa-
neous News Summary.

Business has been unusually dull in
Steubenville for several weeks past
This change is attributed in part to the
removal of the manufacturing depart
ment of the Steuhenville and Indiana
railroad TO a place called DennisOn
midway between Steubenville and Co
lumbus. The Herald estimates the
loss at Sl1 900 per month, and is very
much put out at the removal.
The Cadiz Republican states that at a
meeting of the stock holders of the Har-
rison National Bank of Cadiz, on last
Friday, twelve per cent. on the capital
stock was paid In. in order TO place the
stock at par, which had been impaired
to that extent by reason of the loss of
funds and expenses incurred resulting
from the burglary some weeks ago:
The special depositors, who entered
into an arrangement to divide their
losses pro rata, have lost, we under
stand, twenty-three per cent. of their
deposits. .5.s
at the country stores over in Ohio,
butter is abundant at 20 cents-the late
rains have had a reducing tendency on
the price.
1t is estimated that the strawberry
crop in this vicinity will in another
week exceed any known for years.
The Homeopathic convention is in
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las, OF Milwaukee, presides.
]. NJ. Baird, of Wheeling, is an
nounced in the patent list as having in
vented a cooler and purifier for water.
The safe in the station house at At
water, on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad, WAS opened by burglars on
Sunday night and robbed of its con-
tents. The station house at Lima, on
the same road, was also broken open,
robbed and burned. DepredatiOns OF
this character have recently been quite
numerous in the vicinity of Rnvenna,
on the Atlantic and Greut Western and
Cleveland and Pittsburgh roads.
The "Senior Base Bail Club" of
Washington and jefferson College,
opened the season by match with the
"Washington Club" of Washington,
Pa, on the grounds of the former, on
Saturday last. a large audience was in
attendance. The game Was contested
with spirit on both sides, yet the "Se-
nior Nine" came of victorious.
Virginia skies are quoted at 671E.
A new stock, the Burning Springs Oil
Company, made its appearance on the
Baltimore stock exchange on Tuesday,
and 100 shares of 1t were sold at 81. This
stock was offered, we understand, not
long since, at 81 per share, and the sale
on Tuesday shows very marked ad-
vance in the price.
Our West Virginia exchanges do not
furnish encouraging reports concerning
the crops.
The Cincinnati Commercial has got to
bringing out war maps showing the
latest phases of the situation, la New
York Herald. ..e
A Fenian orator at Chicago, last Fri
day night, said: "Irishmen, there will
be no Welland canal tomorrow morn
ing" But there was u canal next
morning and is yet. There are no Fee
mans, however, in its vicinity any
longer. That's the only difference.
The Richie county Press has sus-
pended publication for the time being,
but expects to resume, enlarged and
improved ere long. General Harris
will be its editor we presume.
Carriers with diamond buckles are
worn with the new hoops of Puris.-
lex.
The new hoops are quite prevalent in
this city, but we observe no buckles.
Most of the garters are of red tape and
tied above the knee.-[Memphis Bull
letin.
Mr.. A. Ward, the Snowman, has
really taken his last farewell (for the
presently of this country, and has sailed
Tor Europe. -t