The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-11

aefs0n, St's"LS,n A tL{nsnr OsIobsv
m mere Eot,. y, "a" SndsrSon ON, Rbode.
ShI llsn, Fyt' n ~ 80 nj 49, iii
MSSwoIaO, o nhSa,. S' aso Jesd S"s'' wa"
othef' i"0'S 0D'ouIe, "e No@N' ,.
NASuFAcToRlis'
The frat was VIM. Gastengs cotton
yarn and batting, with the boat building
referred to. ..
Next the Touring mill Of Smith & Son,
transformed from a Warehouse in $780,
Forsythe & Thompson, then came Ander-
son & HaElop, they by Amos Osborne,
then Osborne, Knsey & Watkins, they by
Smith, Watkins & Co, then Smith & Son.
This Il the "old reliablen mill and turns
out s 900 bblS. per annum.
The GDiamond Milln OF Rhodes, Dun7
levy & Co. was built by Rhodes, Watkins
4 20. In 1872. Products, 10000 bbls,
per annum: capacity, 100 bbls. every "a
hours.
Fursuson, Mead 6 Co., succeeded
Turner & Sons, they VIM. Steward, he
Stewart "a Keeline, they IAdoniram
smith, who built the mill In 1889. This
mill does an immense trade inworked
and sawed lumber; M 6if 'Iiaf'
The firm of r. ]. Bags & Sons sue.
eeedel r, ]. Bags, whose first motive
mower consisted q himself and one son at
he crank Of circular saw, while the
second son held on the material to'be
worked Their present complete and ex.
tensiye planning mills we're erected In
in 1889. TheY dispose Of nearly fwo
milIions of worked and raw lumber and
a million each ~ shingles and lath per
snnnm = ~ 7,
The La Belle Glass Works were built
I, 1879 Csnitsl stock 100000. E. p.
Rbo,,eS Prssfdsn,.'A Fl Baevs. Manager;
+ "a Gsts sscretnrv' Snmber Of On!
arst;vaS lax. trsds transactions last wear
sI40 AK - - IL f-+ f''i
Etns Iron and Nail works, built in
1874 csn;tsi s,orE S2O0 600, w. w. Hoi.
Iowsy Prssident. w III Tallman, Score.
,srv. avis Zones Manager. Present
5irsctory. w " HOLLOWAY Lewis Jones,
A. a Pobinson I, snence. A. j, Baees,
p n MofIett VIM. n Simpson. VIM J,
HoweIIs nresides with consummate abil.
itv ar ths massive engine of 600 horse
n9w "a hat wbirIs the Nv Wheel weighing
K go .ono With this tnIendid ;entefnT;se
O ~ .o ~. snr;sbtiy town of EtpayilIe
i~cornorotsd With Bridoeport'in 1874. A
hs;oI. OoSooi honve cnstIng 80 500 was
O.0 aSA St ,hSrs in IsT5 and "a under The
s 1891 s ~ ,bs nrsssSt School hoard
sItGp; oonsi st;rSnf p p, Rhodes.
=, Disst ri Iy% IieIaSder Treasurer ;
NJ ToSd sac-eiatv. sBnrSet MeCoh.
a. ~. .U p SIcTsnasr and r r. Smith
"" The ,chnois IN 1Sss were scattered for
.haI,s, IL rar;ous nI.ces inclndin1 The
s sn1;i aLSn.hSs TSs rressnt TInion
S sCu"S 80 ny. bn;i, In Is6T At a coat
- tH ST4HSS Csn,s;n Tboms CLARK did
~ 1877, -. I;s.nE Er.sie- no br;cE
tne moo Si 49, ToanE uo;nI;n ,he atone worE
.oIN p a"u S" a.oh;,sct 'Pn;ld;Sg commit.
"a" ,i pA sSon achooI hosrd. r 3 Rhodes
Iee y '' T. lieu s' Nv " Ali nson Ma
Sio. Anna Mnnsn 1i,,i.nd and I m Todd
9narP Ieat III. Ia 49, u hons. i nrov;d.
n f w. ,S He~ ooIo.s S ' SoSth Snsr, from the
fTn;on Scbool Schools have aSuperin.
,snSent' and e;obt teachers employed an.
anaIIs =, Ss,.r;as ranging from $50 10
Il GI % nor month Rranchea OF study in.
sln nJ ri III ;n,ermsdi.ta grades from the
r u.;m, q, nm e 70 aJysncsd ma,bematics.
pL;IoacnhS a., sorory chemistry. Ennm.
a.a,;on ~ 1cboi,rs IS75 G49 Average
e,,"nJance 4I,o
0ne If ,ba rrom;nen, features Of
p,;iaorOr, has h.en her Rsnk always n
a"a5 .ann,s" A. asneat;ng of the siook-
sOISsrs IF The Rs,mont Branch in Bridge.
hort, capital stock 500, 900, held August
| 81, 1S47, Jacob Holloway, Ezekiel Har-
ris, Henry Kennon, John Warfeld, John
Kinsly, James Y. Patterson, John K.
Newland, james A. Gray and Hugh Nc.
Medley were elected directors, and the
present site OF the Bank bought from
Anderson & Dewey. Much game was
made Of the fact that r. N. Miller, hard
money man, was President Of the meet
Ing. John G. Tallman was elected CASH
Ter, which trust he most acceptably dis
charged, not only here, but on through
ali the history Of the hFifst National"
which succeeded the other, till his death
in The spring Of 1876. John Warfield was
ia iirst president.
The "First. National" was organized
December 9Th, 1908, w. W. Holloway,
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