The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-19
MARsHALL COUNTY NEWS,

Grey squirrels have not been SO plenty
for years. -A+.h HTtN 1-.. yaf1'
The knights Of Honor Association is
gradually increasing in Moundsvillc.
The Reporter says that among the many
wants OF Moundsvillc, the most prominent
Is an NJ. Z. Church and Town Hall. q
Notwithstanding these alleged wants,
Moundsyille is, according TO the Reporter,
showing decided spirit Of Improvement
For instance, it sums up what has been
done lately in that direction, as follows:
"Quite a lot Of good pavement has
been laid and preparations arc being made
for laying more. During the past few
months several new houses have been built
and Others are on the way now some
three or four dwellings of Which We have
made mention at the time. Thus gradually
and constantly does the work Of improve
ment goes on in our midst, and who knows,
there may be bright future. for Mounds
Vile. There is not a more beautiful site
for city on the Ohio river than Mounds
vile, and the advantages for'the erection
y y an rna sseJlV' CT -. OIL :. ,,i,,
! NJ. mo,;oo i,b,t MO n oldham N
F, "e io'' AZ, -" s M ~. Wiz,
Marietta ONO son q the '"'e myAe
Oldham, has returned to Moundsville-
his native placc-and engaged in tho prac.
lice OF the law. His father was the most
non,,or man nj ono time in Moundsyillc,
pVp' . ,am,,o. All n
poth Us u he'snpor a"u "im!''' ".'u "
the son has the social qualities oil the
father we have no doubt he will do well.
The official vote Of Marshall does not
ma, ort val, Tor Bassel the Greenback
pAA IN ~ -, .aoa;,,oJ a. vo,os nrr
man. ne on1s tece,seu ~ '1tes. w,
friend Geo. Crumbacker could have done
that well himself. The leading candidates
rece;ved tho following vote: Hubbard
! aoo wilson / 047 Basscl H. Fisher, :
.,loV, " i'0A ~, ~ ". ,oo ,Iar,,Idon
o35, NeWmah olo, Nl"on i,fo', "'i """."
1924, Ewing ,l6S, Price 400, Baker 1915,
Finn 2,O5S. fr - -gHk ayE
TI,a tolrou.;,, ;,ems orc from the Rrnori.
L : N' '0''o"e ''N"' - = - - Iii III
T: la -. -,
Madam Knmor says ulat Mr. D. 4, WY WY
man and MISS aiiee BROCK were u, Wnst
on the 9th inst ny ESD Aiayees s' III "est
Alexander, fa. IN AZ. IL
Mr.. 7. ii. Bakewell fell from an apple
tree, Friday last, and was badly hurt he
is able TO be about again. ..I,.,arr-.
Atthe solicitation oisome OF our citizens,
Miss Matte M, Weber, of Wheeling, has
formed a class in this place and will give
lessons on The piano and organ. She h.w
already class OF eight or ten scholars
and will commence giving lessons on Sat
urday. 80
An effort was madein wetzcl county to
adopt the Alternative Road Law but 1t was
voted down ny large majority. IN ms
county, IN sectons whcre INC law ms 1een
strictly enforced, ule new Me'nou gives
general Satisfaction. Ia
The attendance Of the children at the
Moundsville public schools is remarkably
good for this time OF tho year. The rooms
are pretty well crowded, and there is
enough work TO warrant the employment,
OF another teacher. All the teachers seem
10 be laboring arduously, and are well lik-
ed BY the pupils. IN.
There WAS n large and brilliant assem-.
b,v oi N" IN nj socicty nj tic residence
oiI IT RairJ nj Sand IIill. Inst Wcflnes.
day October sth. ID witness tic nuptiaIs
DAUGHTER OF the most, The ceremony was
p.