The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-23

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WEDNESDAY nORNING. OCT. 2s.
Removal.
C,oyE EyEKYBoDY ASD GET YOUR
[ > Bounty. IL u. MayeriniOrmshs frlen1,
SGd tue public thathe has removed from =,
,iGJT 70 Charnock's shop. between tSniney
and John streets. y mere he Will keep or hAno
the very best Tobacco ard cigars ne IN
yitss his friends 10 cal. Oc~'-it
sPoErISG.-A party OF gentlemen left
the city yesterday for upper Wheeling
creek, to spend lew days in hunting
and fishing. We wish ;Lsm great sue
cess, and tina: we could be along.
Observation-Disclosures Lotus, known
10 no4yof. our, citizens In connection
with the omnibus line, has been aP-
pointed Superintendent ofthe Citizens
Railways piee George Flicker resigned
The paving of Market street, Centre
Wheeliug,. IL nearly finished The
work hes progressed "a far as the south
end ofths Second Presbyterian Church.
\ few days will suffice 70 complete the
job.
The STREET HAILRoAD.-About three
persons DOT ofsyery four, who travel
on the street Railroad, pay the six cent
fare. IRE average return OF tickets per
day il about co... The average receipts,
perhaps, not far from $40. out Of
gtxty-seysn horses, only one has died
Up 70 tits time. .-. -
GEAPEs.-Ths Baltimore ADseI1edn OF
Monday says that grapes are coming
forward plentGuliy from New York,
Ohio and Maryland. Also from West
Virginia, including some excellent va
rietes OF Isabella and Chtawba, selling
al 10 and Il cents per Id. by the case.
MEssRs. DEWEY, VANCE q Co. are
progressing finely with their new nail
mill. The large engine has been set
tho foundation for the heavy rolls has
been laid, and the whole establishment
begins to assume the appearance OF be-
ing ready for active operations within
short period.
SEW BUILDISG.-A substantial brick
building with iron front and window
caps, has been erected during the past
season, on Market Square, by S. Welty.
The first floor will be occupied as stores,
the second and third stories will be
used by Mr.. Welty, in connection with
the building adjoining, as a hotel.
SoMISATIoNs.-By telegram from
Cameron, received last evening, we are
informed that Ebenezer Clark had been
nominated TOR the Senate; Jas. d. Nor
ris and Enos Howard, for the House OF
Delegates, and j. Lorrnine for County
Superintendent of Free Schools. Our
Informant did not state by what par
", nor on what platform. "You pays
yonr money and takes your choice"
Go WHERE you will in Centre Wheel
ing, you will see evidences of the
growth OF that portion OF our city on
every side. Workmen are busy Oh
buildings in every stage of construc-
ton, and the close of this year will
see large addition to the number OF
comfortable dwellings in that locality.
1t il pleasure to us To record progress
in that direction.
VETERANs.-Th old and distinguish
ed citizens of Ohio were stopping nj the
Grant House, yesterday. We refer TO
Hon. b. s. Cowan, father of General K.
b. Cowan, President OF Ohio State Gem
trail Committee, Hon. VIM. EennOn, of
st. Clairsville, and Hon. X. Marsh, of
Sleubenville. All of them have been
prominently before the public in days
long gone by, and are now beyond
three score and ten.
POLICE CouHr.-Thomus Gregg was
before Judge Good yesterday morning
for being drunk. Hts Honor imposed
tine of one dollar and costs.
Charles Morgan WAS brought up for
attempting to pick some ones pocket
in tie Market House. II proved to bo
an expensive business. He realized
nothing, and had to pay $50 and costs
for the effort.
WE were informed yesterday that the
United States Fuel and Rindling Wood
Company will shortly commence OPP
erations in this city. We are not posted
as to the mode of preparing the kim
ding, bus understand that 1t answers
the purpose admirably. The cost, too,
Is Il mere trlfle. AS sufficient to kindle
six hundred fires is furnished for one
dollar and half. Our Informant wit
messed trial OF 1t yesterday, and testi-
fed to its complete success. The article
isnot dangerous, so 1t is said, not more
so than ordinary fire wood.
Mr.. JOHN REID is rebuilding on the
lot recently the site of Mcdonald &
Mitchel's Livery Stable, next to Pryor
Boyd & Co. We understand that the
room is to be occupied by the latter
firm when completed.
MIR. Levi during the past season has
erected handsome business house on
the corner ofNIain and Webster streets,
Centre Wheeling. The building is of
the most substantial character, built of
brick with an iron front in the first
story, and with iron trimmings to the
windows above.
CAPT. KooScE, Superintendent of the
Prince Run Petroleum Company, Oper-
ating at Horseneck, reports his COM
pany ms putting down a well to try the
effect OF deep boring. They have gone
down 1919 feet deep, AID think they
have nearly reached the great central
rnserynIr nj oil