The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-04
NEIeHnORnoop NEWS.


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Butter Is still unpreesdsntsdly scarce in
this market
Vacant dwelling houses are very much like
angels, visits here this spring.
chas. Weaver, ESQ.,, started 70 Pittsburs
on business trip yesterday morning.
Geo. @. Oldham went to Bellaire Saturday
evening 10 jOin Prof. Loves Orchestra band.
The miners Ut the Union coal works arc
again Ut work, after atolnewhAt pEotFacied
rest
Pilot Davis Alexander, Of the Scotia, Is at
his fathers, trying TO eight of a threatened
attack OF quin2y.
Two prisoners were received at the prison
last week from Monroe county one for three
and the Others for two years.
II. II. Cox, Esq, Ia rebuilding the wall OF
his First ward dwelling house, which cayed
In, or out rather, short time agu,
The alleys about town are iea,fully Uttered
up with fifth and rubbish OF different Kinds.
This Is the proper season for cleaning up.
Deputy Sheriff @. @. Mathews moved into
Mrs, MGLean's house near the court house
to-day, from his farm In the Round Bottom,
Arguments in q number OF Chancery suits,
and on motions for new trials, Will be heard
in the Circuit Court to-day, which will close
the work Of the spring term.
II the reports Of the condition OF our
County lnArmary and Us inmates are true
M investigation Of It's management Is Ger.
taiRly most imperatively demanded.
The numerous friends OF Hanson Crisyell,
Esq, In your city, will be panied to learn
that he Is lying at the point OF death, all
hopes OF his recovery having been abandoned
by his friends
The Kloman mill, with al abundant sup.
ply OF metal and ore, and perfected arrange.
mGnts for keeping up the same with demand
for all the "muck' she can turn out, appears
to be In tho very best OF shape for long and
successful run.
In LOskwood's addition, Chas. WeaYerS
new tenement house and Frank Parsons
frame dwelling, are about completed. The
framework oil Wade's cottage house Is up,
aud Capt. Lowe has commenced work on a
new frame dwelling house. Pretty good for
LockwoOd's addition.
Work on the new furnaces at the Kloman
mill having been commenced, the llneasi,
ness over The probability Of the concern being
taken TO some other place. experienced by d
number Of our citizens Is entirely relieved,
aud now, for the first time since the purchase
OF the works by the present company, every
Que is confident that the miii Is here 70 stay,
G.s. McFadden returned from Pittsburgh
last Friday, having closed up the sale OF bis
Marietta mill to AiessrS. Ewing, Mitchell &
Co. at profit OF $4,000, he retaining stock
In the concern TO that amount The mill
will at once be put in complete repair and
operation Nr. McFadden went TO Marietta
Friday evening to comply with the terms Of
the option lie held on the mill, which ex-
PRED on Saturday.
A special meeting OF Council was called q
short time ago for the purpose Of taking &C.
ton upon the application OF the Rloman
Mill Company for permission to occupy
portion Of the street Immediately north OF
the present mill structure, the company rep.
resenting that unless such permission be
granted them that 1t would be impossible To
put in the additional machinery they pro.
pese introducing in the mill. The company
ask for lease Of fifty years. Council was
unanimously in favor Of granting the lease,
but the prevailing opinion appeared TO be
that the lease should not be for longer
period than twenty-five years. D. L, Holli.
day, ESD, was instructed by Council to pre-
pare lease, leaving out length OF time.
1t was 10 run, ".and submit same 10 com.
pany, final action being deferred until next
regular meeting night"
nELLAlRE.
Miss Rebecca Ramage, OF MeGrcCor Iowa.
spent Monday night with friends here.
Misses Bette Clark and Lille Troll, of 81.
Clairsyile, are spending few days in town,
The train leaving OIL the @. & Z, in the
morning was held till the polls were open,
and the men voted in every ward except the
First
The Fourth ward schools did not com.
mence Monday morning, but the High School
Is held in the lower story Of the Methodist
Church.
This LIST Of April has not been a season OF
as much moving rs usual Those who have
houses hold on tight, foE there is not much
chance Of finding another one.
She election here passed off without any
unpleasant, incident The vote, owing 10
the general scratching and The number Of
different Offices to be filled, rs well as the
number Of different candidates to each. was
very difficult to count, and some OF the
wards were not done ut midnight,
D. W.. Cooper, Democrat, is elected
| Mayor by about twenty-five plurality
l'over James S. Gill, Greenbacker, J. i. Shan6.
felt, Republican, having but a small vote. ".
NJ. Drugan, Democrat, is elected marshal,
with RamfOrd, Greenbacker, ahead OF Archer,
Republican; Gallagher, Dem, beats James
Benson for Street Commissioner In every
wardi J. F. Kelly defeated J, B. Smith for
solicitor by a large majority, for Water
Works Trustee, Samuel Simmons has
majority over Colonel Rankin Of
three hundred ut least. The CounciImen
elected are, Camp, First ward; Bates, Second
ward; Zilch, Third ward; Crimmel and San.
ders, Fourth; Reed, Fifth ward For mem.
beers OF tue School Board NJ. v. Miller and i,
Rodewig were elected. Justices OF the Peace,
Kelsey, Mckern and George Criswell. Con.
stables-P. o. Criswell, and Shields. Clerk
Capt Little. City TrpasuFer-W. c. Grafton,
MARTINS FERRY HLECrlox.
Election day in this staid VILLAGE nnsSed M