The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-09
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Miss Emma Pennington, OF 81. Clairsyille
spent Tuesday among friends here. I. +
Mr.. Wm. Kelly Is fishing and hunting |,
tho ncghhorhood OF Fairpoint, on the Tusca
rawas road. 2l-, 5,'' .'sI.Is ~ 10y
Many. Of our public school teachers will
spend some time ut St. Clairsville studying &
the normal institute. li'.I.l 70
Nev. 9. ID. Moore, OF Hagerstown, Mary
land, who preached is the Disciples churcl
last Sunday, will preach again tonight. j
Mrs. Cralg. living above Gravel lIiil, died
yesterday OF lockjaw The disecse was moi
CAUSED by wound, but by acute neuralgia
Gus Fox. OF St Cluirsville, was In tow,
awhile yesterday, aud gave the boys al tho
C.& i, oillce some OF his excellent violin
music. 80 g. E--.': ..-r.-s 80
The crossing to the Post ofllce Is covered
with mud ut this time Of year, therefore II |,
plain that IN our worse seasons It will be OH,
ofsieht unless raised. 'II''i'
g W. Grodlnus Is bnilding q new cooper
shop near the Ohio glnss house-ihe Goblet
Company's furnaces, for which firm he hrs
been making barrels heretofore.
There was no meeting OF the School board
Monday evening for want OF quorum. The
Board will have n new appointment to make
Tor the principalship Of the First ward
schools. Mr. J. T. Hood, who was reap.
pointed, declines TO serve. The salary has
been liked at SG5 per month, while the Fifth
ward principal will get so.
The Belalre Window Glass stock holders
met Monday evening. and reelected the Old
board. The President, Mr.. Stephen Sheets,
VINO has taken a very active part In the
management Of the works, will retire on nc.
count OF failing health. lie has sold tho
larger part OF his stock in the glass house,
and will move TO the neighborhood OF Ma.
rietta. sS * l'It .E-NT'.
rlicker' Coss nsarrested In the Fourth
ward, at MIR. Eeeder's house, where lie had
rushed Tor reingc from officer Criswell.
HIS oilense wasdrunkCnness but he was only
made 10 yieldaafter hard tussel and when
assistance caine to the officer. Some fault IL
found that the officer was tno violent: but
those who resist arrest ,ls the Aprsoner did,
cannot expect snca treatment rs IN unresist-
Ing man gets. :lgE "a
VALLEY GROVE. lr5
allss Miller, OF Allegheny City. is at present
ne guest OF the Misses Mary anil Sophia Bell,
OF this place.
Miss Mary Vance, OF Wheeling, was the
guest OF Mrs. S. Il. Ewing. Of this place. u few
evenings since. * n u -
Mrs. trcssly Sisson, OF Point Mills, has re.
turned home from short visit to friends In
Bnrgettslown, ia.
We learn protective union of the U nited
Labor party will be organized at Granger hall,
II. Mills, shortly.
Miss Brownlee, of Middle Wheeling Creek,
Will teach the winter term In the McGraw
Run District school. ,>'."".
1t is reported that DR.. Ed. Alexander. for.
merly Of Point Mills and wife will leave
shortly Tor Persia as medical missionary.
1t has been raining so incessantly thar
farmers have been materially prevented In
saving the oat crop, and ut this time the pros.
poets are still unlayorablo.
Waves Of light from the burning well east
OF Middlesown, resembling sheet lightning,
on the clouds northeast by north, afforded n
beautiful display here short time ago. II
is highl y probable rs soon as harvest is ended.
that large party. from this place will visit
this famous place. ri
roNIIArAS.
1lofer& Bro., OF pJwhatan, Ohio, have their
mil about ready Tor starting up, havingre.
modelled the entire mill, putting in new
engine and boilers and al entire new outfit
ior the manufacture OF patent and new pro.
cess Hour from u combination OF burrs and
rolls. fhs machinery for their mill was
manufactured by tho extensive and ener.
setic firm OF Nordykc, Marmon 4 Co. of
indianapolis. Ind, and set up by Mr.. A, T,
Martin, OF Mt Vernon, Ohio. one of the very
best millwrightS in the country. The boilers
were made by Mr.. o. B. Barnhill, of Bellaire,
OHIO, the reputation Of which is second to
none. The engine was manufactured, ,by the
celebrated Atlas Engine Works OF Indiana.
polls, Ind, and in honor Of the engine they
have called thoir mill the Atlas mills. II
VIII have capacity OF one, hundred barrels
OF Hour in twtnty-four hours, exclusive OF
corn meal etc. There has been from twelve
70 twenty hands working constantly from
the first Of June 10 the eighth ofAueust
10 complete the contract. Entire rost of the
mill outside of the buildings will be near
twelve thousand dollorS, and the outlook for
business is very encouraging with thom.
Success TO them. :,.: -
NEW CUMBERLAND. ~.
D'ackberries are now beginning to come in.
10 town, md there is n good demand for
them ut iiliy cents II bucket.
James NJ. Patterson, ESQ.,, OF whose sick.
ness We spoke yesterday, is better, and his
friends have some hopes now Of him recoY.
ering. - : -.
The ladieg OF the Christian church are
making ready for social, to be given ut the
residence Of John 4, Campbell, E.u., In the
near future. The affiir Is principally under
the auspices OF tho Aid Society CONNECTED
with the above named church.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. James Patterson,
Sr., departed this lie. Mr. Patterson was
about eighty years OF age and had lived d
Christian life, being member of the pres.
hytGrian chuich. lie lad always bees q very
hnrd worker, and up till Within tile past few
years employed In the capacity OF ohlef burn.
.r OF the Black tOIsa brick works, owned by
Smith, Porter Il. Co. No man had more
friends in the county than he, and no man
deserved more. lie will be laid 10 Jest in
the cemetery today. aig Il