The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-07

We notice In the list Of eIses disposed
Of In the Court Of Common Pleas at 81.
Granville, the following;
Israel Werlich vs.. The Ohio City Iron
and Nail Works. Judgment In favor Of
plaintiff for $40 10.
james A. Gray vs.. Ohio City Iron and
Nail Works. Judgment 10 favor Of
plaintiff for 1884 IS.
Rose Leonard ct al. Va. VIM. Clark.
Cause continued.
B.&o.R. R. Co. vs.. The City Of Bell.
aire. Injunction allowed.
John hanlan Of al. Va. Wheeling Steel
Works ct al. Sale by Master Commits.
sionsr confirmed,
We also notice that The injunction
sued out BY the First National Bank Of
Bellaire to restrain the collection oitaxes
to pay interest on the Bellalre Water
Works bonds was dissolved.
The December, 1877, coupons Of the
bonds Of the Bellaire & St. Clairsvills
N. g. Railway Company will be paid on
presentation to the Treasurer, II. G.
WeldSy, Esq, Of the First National Bank
Of 81. Clairsyille, Ohio, the same being
the interest due on the first OF said month
The Ohio City Iron & Nail Works, at
Martins Ferry, will be offered fOE sale
on The premises on Wednesday, January
oh, 1878, by the trustee, Ross ]. Ale1an'
der, Esq.
The B. s St. G. Railroad is doing a
good business, both passenger and freight.
The road bed is In good condition and the
train glides over Il ia smoothly as any
one could desire. The road is doing con.
Siderably more than paying expenses.
The 81. Clairsville Gasstt Ia glad 10 see
the press speaking out against the reck.
less use Of the pardoning power by the
Governor Of Ohio. The people don't
want any more murderers turned loose to
infsst society.
The Bridgeport correspondent Of the
Barnesyille Enterprise does not seem to
enjoy the Bridgeport war in the INTELLI.
dEscER. He speaks Of 1t as ridiculous
discussion between person styling him-
self Anti.PlOwpoint and a man ycIePt
James WoOdcock," and has the bad taste
to pronounce the discussion "a great
bore,n and also to make the following
suggestion: "The proper way to settle
that dispute, and We advise the parties &c
do It, il to step around in an alley and
punch each others noses, allowing the
God Of battles to decide the issue"
Mr.. A. 7. McKelVey bought the Roscoe
farm, ABIDING his place at St. Clairsville
ST. acrcs-for $4,000. Five thousand
was asked for the farm two years ago.
The Fairvisw correspondent Of the
Barpesville Enterpri,s speaks thus in re-
gard to the "hOg cholera:
"Duripg the past season no less than
from two 10 three hundred hogs-big and
liltle--haye died in this neighborhood ol
what was termed cholera. One day last
week Neal Grimes had several 10 die,
and concluded to investigate the cause,
not being satisfied that the disease was
cholera. Upon opening the hog he found
all the internal organism healthy state
Externally he found innumerable nun,
bers Of . peculiar louise. different from the
regular hog louise. Upon close inspec,
ton be found they had worked their way
into the ear, and thence to the brain,
causing bloody discharge from the eats
and nose. Several others Of his hogs were
sick in the same way, and heapplied free
ly 10 the ears, and In fact all over the
hogs, lamp oil, and had the satisfaction 10
a day or two Of seeing his hogs all well,
Upon special inquiry, we fnd that this
same louise has been on the hogs Of Ihe
other parties who have had them to die
So much for the hog cholera. We ad-
wise all breeders Of swine 10 carefully eS'
anime their stock, and il lousy, freely APP
ply lamp oil, as It is a sure cure"