The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-13
Ncirhborhood news.

4euCnerh bhlAfleh III SmIID N"hhHIP
Washington county, Pa, have been low
cred to s25 and $40 per month from $50
and S'l5 per month.
The shipping convenience Of the Char
tiers Railroad to the people along its line
is thus alluded to by the Washington
Examiner:
1.-THE shipping Of larm produce, in the
line OF small marketing, 10 Pittsburgh,
along the Charters Railroad, has grown
to astonishing dimensions. II is estimat'
ed that each week there are shipped from
here three to four thousand gallons Of
milk, nearly Ten thousand dozens Of eggs
about four thousand pounds Of butter and
n large quantity Of poultry. Shipments
are made daily, but those Of Monday and
Friday are the heaviest"
The same paper in speaking q the
Wuynesburg narrow gauge says that
at is probable that in two or three
weeks trains will run on the narrow
gauge to Lindley's Mills, about II miles
from Washington, and that the hack now
plying between Washington and Waynes
burg will then have for its northern ter
minus that point. In connection with
the completion Of the entire road an old
fashioned OK roast has been suggested tC
celebrate the OCCASION"
nthe Guernsey Common Pleas, Judge
Frazier, last week, refused to set aside
the verdict of $4,000 against the B. &
o. R. R, in favor Of A. DsPew, for an al
legged injury by the Company.
Eleven miles oftrack have been laid
and trains are making daily trips on The
Wheeling & Lake Erie road in Huron
county, Ohio.
Mr.. Benjamin Davenport, oil the firm
of List, Davenport & parks,Of Wheeling
with his family, came up with his brother
the Fourth of July, and they were met
her husband, from Zanesvile, and had q
family reunion in the grove. The greet
ings bestowed by their former friends in
Barnesville and vicinity we're Of The most
cordial character.-BarnesriIle Enterprise
Prof.. A. l.. Wade, Of Ntonongaliu
county, has been brought before the
public for denomination to The Office oI
Superintendent Of Schools in that county,
The Post truly says that "his equal would
be hard to find for tho position"
The amour Of certain unmarried
gentleman and certain married lady o.
our town has become 30 public that it i
about time for the Community to expres'
its opinion.-a. Clairsrile Gasetic.
The statistical repo,t of the Probat,
,Jndye IN ,ba secre,n @ of Sl,,o sbow,
.ht I :, :. s"e 'es"Fy oI.
mat uuriDg the year ending March "isI
there were ISL births and 393 deaths ir
Belmont county. OF ,hcse deaths three
we're su;c;ds. and w. murdc,v Sixty.
~; 80 = So" wv ':.n -.
~" were from conSampI'O" ahu twenty
'"fee from 'yphoI" lever: Two Ol .nt
,oa ''"s' solO'> 81
ioo years and above viz; Inward Jones
oI tease toWnsh'p' ll5 years oIn' anu
Julia summers ol Warren township lVC
years ar ol age :,
Ihe boys Is, are all home WIN Their ias'
'orse'' They report tue Campaign a
ta'neF :, not one, out DID sUne NV SOOu 'Ui
themselves , haans'SlIy' hs "oodmA"',el s
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,et TeSm ao,e 10 get away VIII ;1b sLmoso on, any
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