The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-27
STATE NEWS

Wha named Annanlas Means VINO
claims to have grown strawberries in De-
cember, and notwithstanding his suspici-
Gus name We are forced to believe it be.
cause the Charleston Courier vouches tor
it.
The fare from Charleston to Hunting.
ton has been reduced to g 40,
The Charleston ice men harvested a
small crop during the cold snap.
]. Brisben Walker late Of Charleston is
now Editor Of the Pittsburg ErtHiRg Tait-
graph,
The Hale House furniture is to be sold
at Charleston to-day, the eth.
I'd. RamsdeIl, OF West Virginia, is
no longer an agent Of the Post Office De-
partment,
Col. G. W. Parsons, Of Ceredo, Wayne
county, has been appointed Commission:
er OF West Virginia on the Board OF
Ohio River Improvement,
Lair D. Morrall, Of Barbour county, is
recommended as a candidate for Auditor
on the Democratic State ticket, which is
about the 18th man who has been named
for that position.
Judge Hoffman, fortunately for himself
does not need reelection to the Supreme
Bench, as means Of livelihood, and as
it is hard work and poor pay, and as he
has wounded leg to take care Of, he de-
Clines denomination.
1t is thought that the Hon, Daniel Lamb
Of this city could have had Judge Paulps
vacancy on the Supreme bench il he
would have accepted any such position
But this he would not do, as he can make
great deal more money out Othis exten
five practice at the bar
Now that everybody comes to think o.
it, it does appear very ridiculous sure
enough to put Small West Virginia
lawyer like Frank Hereford at the head
Of the House Committee on Commerce.
The former editor Of the Randolph
Enterprise has started a Democratic paper
at Phillippi-which makes two Demo
cratic papers atthat place-and there Is
trouble in the camp about it-that Is in
the other mons camp.
Theo. S. Bantz returns thanks through
the West Union (Doddridge county o.
,errer, to the Etna, Citizens and Peabody
Insurance Companies Of Wheeling, fOr
the prompt payment to him Of his Loss
| $4,000 on his mill near smithton.
The price paid for hoOp.poles out at
West Union Is S per thousand fol
"sIacks' and 81 30 for tights"
Father Zevely now claims to be as old
as the Declaration Of Independence, OF
even as old as Bill Allen,
Ills reported that General George B
Mcclellan is soon to occupy a prominent
position in connection with the B. 4 O.
R.R. lie has moved to Baltimore,
The Fairmont Iaier Is out Of patience
with the Weston DsHI0nrafS learned &C.
count Of an operation performed upon a
patient at the Asylum who had bone to
stick fast in his throat. The Democrat
said the bone was "immovably impaCked
in the gullet" and had to be released BY
the operation known as "rsophagotomy.'
The TRder asks the editor II he mean
simply that the doctors cut the guile
open and took out the bone, and, II he
does, why he does not say sO'
According to a correspondent Of The
/ irmont IndeI the next election OF the
Legislature will turn on the question o.
lsdry law.
OF course the people along the Valley
Of the MonongahelA are pleased viii
Senator DAVIS bill providing Tor On ap'
preparation Of $4,000.
The Fairmont Indez (DemocraticJ sees
no necessity for a Democratic State Con
yention next year, inasmuCh as the
Charleston Courier has already "done all
its work"
Captain Fisher, Of Fairmont, is engaged
in the pork packing business.
The New Creek Tribune intimates that
Delegate Warden, from Hardy, who was
absent all the session, will catch hail
from Marshall, the Bean Settlement
sIumPer, 10 the next campaign"
The Legislature Of West Virginia had
to remove a Judge once lHindman) be.
cause he wa, absent minded. The ques.
ton now il, will Greene fall the same way
from the Supreme Bench.
Hon. W. D. Carlile and his bride ar.
rived in town on Thursday evening last.
A reception was given atthe residence Of
his father last eyening.-Cldrktburg TEE.
gram, 25h.