The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07
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Ihe 4NdependEnl says that MEPW. q, Bar
nard yesterday sold to Mr.. George Jen'
nings 81 feet 10 inches OF ground, on the
east side OF Belmont street, just north oil
the room now occupied by Mr.. Jennings,
for 81 100, cash also that Mr.. II. Roemsr
Is counting the cost OF fine new build.
ing on the lot he recently purchased from
Mr.. John Rreen, in the Fourth ward and
that Mr.. John o, R ,binson ia taking OF
building good house on his lot near The
ward.
Nicholas Dowler, Of sherrard, w. Va,
- visiting friends in RsllAire, his old
MssSrS D. II. Darrah and T. G, HYATT
we're employed to examine the Township
1881. -
Ia yesterdays issue we said that NJ
Sonneborn wNN marking down prices for q
closing out sale. We should have said
he was doing 1t for his semi annual clear.
Ing sale, which will commence this morn.
lug.
Mr, Burt McCurdy, Of this city, returned
from visit at Urichsyille yesterday.
Mr. Phil Dyer of this city, left 70, Phila.
ael phla yesterday TO accept position in
MI Jas. Fallon and Mics Lucy Murphy,
both OF this city, were married at the 81.
iohnA Catholic Church yesterday. We
wish them success. "
Mr., Sig Neu, the handsome clerk OF II.
Franks, OF Wheeling, was In town seeing
the boys yesterday.
A young son Of Mr., Walliur, on Gravel
Hill, had ofngsrs cut of on Wednesday
by toOling with q window which was
propped up with a knife. The knife was
knocked from under tho wlndaw and iell
upon the boy hand, when the window fell
upon the knife, seveliug one finger entirely
and another 30 bsdly that II had to be
amputated.
Instead OF the wedding which was 10
take place on Gravel Hill, very fne
piano appeared instead OF the groom.
The public library will open now Oh
the first and third Saturday OF each
month instead Of only on the Rrst satnr
day. Tho new hnoks will be ready for
distribution Saturday week,
Mr.. Geo. Evans lain Columbus attend.
ing tho Cuttefs' Union.
Alter q weeks work the wharf boat and
ferry have been towed to harbor at the
blast furnace.
,,,1 4 masquerade ball viii be given at
IllCh's tU night.
MIR. /. ). Tappan, who has hseu OF Gin.
cinnati, attending the funeral OF tels.
tive, Is home sg6in.
hon. iohn i ShannGielt ia In Colum.
bus attending the meetlug OF the State
Board OF Equalization, Of which he is q
member.
The contract for furnishing undertaking
for the Township, was awarded TO Fred
Hoffman, he being the lowest bidder.
City Hall ls 10 be put In fret Claas order
for public asuomblaRea.
Oounct met 10 adjourned session on
"Wednesday night, and In obedience to a
request of few Ciyzsns appointed com
miitee TO go to Columbus 10 meet the
State Board Of Equalization In references
to adiuLting the apprAisemeut OF property
In this city with that Of other places, and
to attend to other matter1 Of interest to the
city. The committee appointed ls aR fnl.
lows; Dewitt DanIord, E,Q,, Col. j, H.
Sullivan and Hon. D. Wagner. The Couu.
ell further agreed, In reference to this
matter, to pay these gentlemen at tile rate
OF 80 ger day, the total amount not to OK
coed 500.
The KnightB Of tIonor inntalIed their
new officers last night, and the United
Workingmen will Inaugurate theirs To-.
night. ,.N
The Independent Of laSt evening contains
the following item. The new foundry
will, In all probability, be a axcd insliti.
tiUn by the time this item is read. Prac.
lical ioundrymen arrived In the city yes.
tetday evening, and after having the plans
and prospects fully related to them, ere
iaVorably impressed with the idea Of start.
ing q foundry In this city. To day the
projectors Of tbls new establishment, with
the visiting ioundryinen who Contpm.
plate going into the company arc ylewifg
the city, and the matter VIII, we under.
stand, be definitely settled this afternoon
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