The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03
sEIGuRoRuooD NEWS.
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Minnie Weeks, daughter Of Ross Weeks,
vas taken very Ill on Friday, tltSiS - ~,
Miss Lizzie Holiday OF steubenyille,, Is
the guest Of Mis- Jessie Sharp. F5iidSl *,
d Eddie Price, son OF Will Price. WAS taken
suddenly with spBms on Saturday, r,,r3
Mrs. Camp returned home Saturday, 10
Pittsburgh, after visit 10 her sons, In, the
Fist ward. III. 80 yiI t|s8gJ ~ piluI
MB. Thompson will build new residence
for herself on Gravel Hill on her recently
purchased lots. dtII.kiu3 NtlSs'ASk rs
The large, glass for uie postoillce arrived
here Saturday and We will soon have. to 80 TO
Union street fot our letter.? %'- ~,
All the passenger trains on tie e, & P.road
now come III and go out with an extra mum,
Der OF coaches TO accommodate the, holiday
travel n / NNLHii an Is TIE tHGi
Il. y. LOwinan was hurt with an OK at the
Ohio Valley Foundry Saturday. by u mis-
stroke his foot was struck and one OF his toes
cut off, "a .iEH5ui' AZ .-H'i 81 mo
a Cherries nre non. cunie.atable fthis year,
and raspberries are failure. tho i cultivated
ones showing even worse prospects than the
Father Mcshanp, who died SO suddenly
with apoplexy Friday morning; was taken
TO Ills home at 81 Jo,eph's, Perry county.
for internent. l.,
The Odd Fellows did not take their e1cur
sion TO Barncsville Saturday evening, rs the
y. Il 0. trains could not run on account, oil
the wash0uts on the road. y i1hg HtiEG15,,
Rev. J.R. McKallip conducted The comm u1rr
MON services at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday without assistance, and
suited the exercises to the time OF year,
making them short s>lh q ,y'wGV $ z
Rev. James Lawrence, who preached ut The
United Presbyterian Church Sunday fore.
noon, andlwho has been here with his broth.
er for some time, leaves for his home in
Guernsey county to.day. ,iitS; 5snl
A, large train. OF O emigrants, - Germans.
were delayed here Saturday. by the WASN'T
away bridges on the u. 30. road. They did
not run about town. much, but kept about
their train, which aylunder the, bridge, 80
81 A dispatch received! at tho ISrELLloEscrR
office last night announces that Miss Jenr
Hoover, formerly Of Bellaire, 10 /, Is lying
very i'll at 0berlin, Ohio Mr.. Geo. Dor
deauI, Of taat place, can give her friends
further information. 80 IL. .,.',r -,
Inspite Of a threatening sky part ,of the
day, a great many people went down the
narrow gauge Saturday to the Happy SKIS
picnic" at Study Side. !, That road will he
more and more the scene Of Bellaira picnics.
7. N. Donnough wonethe match at standing
jumping, which was advertised. The foot
race did not take place. Z anp ranIsiani -
The Water Works Trustees do not seen, TO
DO fully persuaded Of the advantages arising
from the Wellsville plan 4of procuring pure
water from the river, but they, have! agreed
10 try ,theexperiment OF sinking number of
pipes deep into the sand and feeding the
supply pine from them. II the result be sat
lsfaclory the Wel!syille plan or something
similar may be tried. a. ',iiai. -. 49,
The school board did not make the ap-
pointments OF teachers which il wus expected
they would make ut the special meeting, but
they did engage Prof. B. T. Jones, OF Akron,
Ohio, to be superintendent y Mr. Jones has
been in town some time and will be here
most OF the SUMMER as he has agreed to
assist the board in getting up o reorganized
course OF study. He has the reputation OF
being great worker ami those who know
him and OF his work say he will shove things
In our schools. He has been for some time
one of the professors OF Duchtel College,
which he leaves because he likes better to
work In the public schools. The APPOINT.
ments Of teachers will be made week from
tonight The board has Its hands full now
Of arrangements for buildings 9'P!.l ~
.,-'1" {" = MoUSDsyILLE. rl"H 'tp'i y"
Real estate owners hereabouts who have
for 80 those many years. been paying taxes
upon a valuation OF from one-fourth 10 one.
third only the actual worth OF the property
OF that class. and who hiivc been Shaking in
their boots ever since the passage of the bill
ordering II reassessment OF the real estate OF
the State. over the ruulors OF the imperative
instructions to the effect that al real estate
must be valued for taxation at fair yalua.
ton, or In other WORDS all that the property .
worth, and in no case shall the valuation be
less than the price at which 1t was bought at
It's last transfer, but just as much higher Us
the assessor deemed it should be put, were It
appears sacred before they were burt. Whether
or not such are the instructions issued to the
assessors. your correspondent is unable TO say,
hut that the reasses,ment Just completed In
that portion OF Moundsville lying In the
second assessors district will not show the
increase In valuations thnt such instructions,
il properly observed and carried out, must
have produced, he feels safe from infornla.
ton in his possession In asserting Indeed,
il the books show any increase Of valuation
at I'LL twill be surprise to your writer. ','
49,