The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-08
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NEIGH RURHOOD NEWS,

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Hon. J.,W. Gallaher Is In Philadelphia on
abusness trip. -7'5y.[NI
tiuton Weaver, Esq., returned froiu Mas
sachusetls Sunday last. IIla.. mr.
. Wm, Guthrie Is preparing 10 erect n dwell
Log house Hear the Penitentiary. NJ Az, q =
Miss Lillian Harris, Of Ohio, Is visiting
former friends and schoolDutes here.
hThse BIZ o. Railroad Company Is having a
new iloor nut down on The platform ut The
depot here. ,,fIlII = = 80 =
Your representative desires 10 acknow!edee
the very high compliment paid this CORES
Pohdeace by The Repo,ter last week. n u
The inky darkness Of lust night, II ~ sup.
poseu, prevented the lamp lighter from, At
lending TO- lighting tho street tanp. s1.
In order to supply the largely incrcasing
demands Tor 8raih cradles. made upon hi
establishment. Mr.. schwatb has introduced
number Of new wood working.naohincs In
bis factory here. ~" ~
Having concluded her first months OK.
perience ny teacher IN the New Martinsyille
graded school, Miss Ednn Hogan came home
saturday last to visit her parents, returning
the same evening. - t''''.'.r' =
Mr. Davis. WHO has been Trolling, at, the
Ktoman mill since It started up, returned To
Pittsburgh lew days ago uild nt once OBJ.
tanned the position he had resigned there 10
accept place here. n Ni36j|l :
Mr. klomnn was down from, Pittsburgh
last week, and started up one OF The railroI.i
tpiEe machines ut the mill. Tho machiue
iaii'ng 10 work satisfactorily, theexperimcnt,
tof such the operating the machines see nj
to Dc, was abandoned or postponed to some
future time. Na ff..t' ~ D,gi lON
/. A young man from the lower town, mud
one from the upper town, undertook last
n,ght 10 decide The longdispule'l question OF
which end o. tue village produce, tho best
open one, aud will probably devolye upon
the coming generation to settle. ,.,a
4 couple Of colored men, who came here
snort time ag> and obtained work ay team.
stefs with Messrs. Israel 4 Son, left very sud.
denly and uncere,noniously Saturday last
II Is now said that one OF them Mt least was
fugitive from Justice from Kentucky, and
that large reward Is offered for Ills uppre.
tension. 10, CG % -
Right Reverend Bishop pctcrkin, OF the
Episcopal church. will b. here Saturday, the
18th inst. and will probably deliver n lecture
upon the church prayer book ut Trinity
church on that EVENING" Tho Bishop will
occupy the pulpit Of that church OH Sunday,
tn, 18TH, when the ceremony Of confirmation
will take place. ...l. -
lhat iniallible crime.ometer the prison
register, continues to show agtadual increase
mere now beinS20l names rsgistered there.
on. The contractors are ull Christian men,
ann law abiding, order loving citizens, bu.
Sill THIS evidence OF increase Of crime In
our state does not some way appear 10
cause them'any great amount Of regret
Messrs. Etsenbfce and Farman returned
from Pittsburgh yesterday, having COM
pleted arrangements for at once beginning nc.
| i've operations on their second experimental
OIL we'll. The engine, tools, derrick, &c, will
be taken TO the location selected on Gravel
uottom immediately, anu placed in position.
II Is more than probable tLatai onc.egh.l it,
terest in the leases and we'll will be purchased
byan enterprisics firm here. as negotiations
to that elect are now pending between the
parties. ''-'
Russell 4. Calfee, OF Mercer county, IL
splendid specimen Of "Deestric' yeomanry,
standing. six feet four inches in his socks.
symmetricaily formed aud weighing 2i0
pounds, Is visiting his brother, l.. N. Caltee,
OF the prison guards, Mr.. Culiee has been
opesasinsin the mining regions CT Colorado
iof some time past and is now Gu rou IL to his
home In Mercer, county, US are
hundreds OF others. in order to avoid the
cold weather that the old miners predict will
prevail there the coming winter. ]. X. Lind.
sey, Of this place, Is MISC Oh his way home,
having stopped In Kansas to congratulate his
brother bug" over his newly arrived son.
The beating .fnnaGes and bar department.
only of the kloman mill IRE working this
week. On Saturday las; notices were posted
IN the mill 10 the effect that the yudtllers
must make the regular i've heats each turn,
instead Of three as they lad been doing for
comp time past, for the reason, the men
claim, that the metal furnished was so hard
that they, were unable, in justice to thcm-
selves, to do n full days work. The puddlers
held meeting Saturday eveningand decided
not to comply with the demands OF the mill
managers. Consequently the boiling fur.
naces ure lille. Fires were started In tie fur.
nuces last night, but the men refused 10 20
TO work under tEp posted order. 'HjSs
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Birthday celebrations OF more than the
usual lorma!ity are quite tho iashion this
fall in Bellaire. Ii
:. Inc annual statement of the Eelaisc Build
lns ana ltnAh ASSOCIATION shows good IN.
crease III the value OF the stock during the
The narrow gauge railroad l,as begun The
t ~ o. lis Telegraph line FROM here
~ Mooasleiu. Ihe poles are chestnut from
"rs1 Virginia: y
The alley between Noble and J,tstrson
streets. Fourth ward, Is mo rhorouehtare,"
New gas pipes are being laid ia Il aud teams
nre warned out. .,,,,..,.,,-,,,...-,'',, -
s. II. Leo Ina rssIn,eJ H.. r,oco NJ t,,o nj
mont coal works firather,,"i",is a lux ,r;ii
take W. r. Gi(morc's ,lace at ljuJ, nh" .
MpCoy's planning nil, ~, '.I 0 -.
A. '1,;.h Vic :. on.ono.,,,
for fn-nsma nv ~ e1ease" u, afe contracts
OF RaIa;rs any in1,rens o. car loads ny way
'o ,'e.A' o. was ~ .o"n yesterday.
On the .Yili OF thia month, tho day before