The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-25
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
MOUNIISYILLE.
The West Virginia Agricultural Works
"A New Bnsiness Enterprise 10 he
STARTED UP-BuiIdinE NOtes-PersouaI

The West virginia Agricultural vo.L.
"A New Bnsiness Enterprise 10 he
STARTED Up-BuiidinE NOtes-PersouaI.
i MouSDsvtLLE, Sept. 2Sd, 1S7Os
Correspondence oithS SIntslliEtnesE,
When the West Virginia Agricultural
Works opened at our place, many who
went into the enterprise soon became dil-
heartened, and no wonder, since the We v
man who was instrumental in starting Il a
enterprise did everything in bis power 10
kill 1t, But a number Of the stockholders
still kept up, turning their attention 10
other work than that Of the manufacture
Of mowers and reapers. They are now
turning out the very finest castings Of every
descriptions all their work Is warranted
and We now consider these works amnno
the trst Of our industries.
Moundsville seems destined 10 becoma
manufacturing town In the near futnro
NJ: Jacob A. Schwob, OF MlltonsbnrS
Ohio, where he formerly carried on liz
business, is now erecting fine three
story establishment, In the Lower warJ
tor the manufacture OF grain cradles, cider
mills and presses, and In connection
herewith will also have q planning mill
II has often been wonder 10 mo that
thts latter branch OF business has moi
been started long ago, and Mr.. Schwoh
will reap the benefits Of what some Nnisr'
prtsing man might have done long nSo
dis business In the manufacture OF cradles
Is an established one. His cider mills and
presses are warranted to do Just what ia
claimed for them. So we have a certain
business establishment at once among ne
and our citizens should not only welcome
such men TO their midst, but should hold
out Inducements to bring them here In.
stead Of making It unple leasant FOR al ranyars
TO stay with US as Is often the case,
The NJ. F. Church congregation will,
worship In the Upper Ward until the new
church building Is completed. MI. II, +
Brock kindly granted them the privilege
OF using his unoecupied store room. Thev
were forced 70 leave the school building
on account Of recent repairs, The new
church building may be ready for oc.
crpancy some time during the present
The new business house of Mr., D.L
Logan Is now completed and is one Of the
finest In the city. II is well stocked with
everything in his line, but Mr.. Logan il
too modest a man 10 have much said In
his praise. will only say that Il we had
few more such modest men our place
would improve much more rapidly than i.
ltseems from the talk we hear on tbc
streets that everybody is going 10 Bellaire
on Friday next TO hear Blaine OF Maine
This is not confined to Republicans, bnt
many Democrats will 60. An excursion
train will be run. We doubt ii Bellaire
can contain all the people that will he
there on Friday. It Is certain that nil of
the great crowd will not be permitted 10
hear the great orator.
On last Thursday Rev. wm. Steele was
married 10 Miss Maggie Patton, lie has
been very successful In this communitv
and now his success is Crowned" by t6e
capture OF one Of our best and iairest
young ladies. May the "Steele" ever re-.
main true
Mr.. Hugh Harris has this fall put nm
about !, 200 cans Of tomatoes. He expests
to make this regular business hereafter
and It will hs paying one He lives inst
outside oitown and Is one OF our best citi-
zens, 's S''