The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
THE NEWS NEAR HOME.
UP, DOWN AND ACROSS THE RIVER.
Anew Rillfnsd Scheme BuildIug Notes from bel.
lairs--NsM Cumberland aud Martins Ferry
NlstellantOus helanse Of Matters all
over the State and Vicinity.

'~hV"HeW Na"utIIhuu Auu huItIn ftIFIs
MlstellantOus Aelanse Of Matters all
over the State and Vicinity.
Senator Camden bas added the Deeson
farm TO Ills Wood county property at n cost
Of $1,000. .96 -. ~. n.
Farmers. bcrcabouts ARE paying az to
| cents per bnshel OF ears for hlSkjpr corn.
Where they board the hands tho price Is 9
cents. n
Last week, Thomas Boone, Of Sutton, while
cleaning revolver, was fatally wounded by
its premature discharge, tho ball lodging lii
the pit OF his stomach, 80 ..'5 N
DR.. lsAihh Dee, delesate.elect 10 tle Lcris.
!aturc trotn, Mercer county, Is seriously m at
!iis home IN Princeton. This makes the
fourth member elect who will probably not
DO able to attend the Legislature.
Tuesday morning last at Clarksburg, ",
D. Stout andy. W. Carpenter we're duarrcil-
INK over IN account, when the liz was given.
carpenter picking up n stone hit Stout over
the lett eye, cracking the skull and exposing
the braln. s.'gl = - y
Col. Boyd, OF the i. Il o. railroad, Is now
going over the line known as the Greenfield
route, from Washington, buying right OF
way, 60 feet vide, for doubn track, ind pay
Ing cash at the rate OF Shopper acre for all
land taken where damage IL claimed.
The Benwood Independent thinks Senator
DonehOo II most genial gentleman" for the
positt0n OF President OF the Scuatc, but adds:
III lie would cut loose from the ring that
have sought to control the uestinies Of this
district, his election would be undoubted."
The lIagcrstown (Md.) Nelrs saysa cou,pany
OF surveyors arrived In Hancock on Monday.
They are surveyingu route direct from New
York 10 Nus, vile. It Is an indppen,Ient
concern, consisting OF bankers aud brokers Of
New York City. They think tho road Will
undoubtedly bc built and 1t will be by far
tho shortest road connecting the North and
South. .r f.-,.ls.. { ~ ~ 80
Nj. Creel, OF the Benwooi 6ui,pe,rI,ut
speaks i'll the following mysterious manner
Of Brother Sargent, Of the JeJersoniau, who IL
u candidate for Scrgeant.at rms OF the next
House: ''Unless Sargent will be bossed by
some Of tho bosses OF Marshall, Ohio and
neighborlng counties he can't be Sergeant.
The bosses will seek TO control the next Lee.
stature. They have t,oastcdo! their control
OF the executive and other departments OF
State" Ng sg"g III -
d. ". Cooper has bought lot from, David
itankin. in Shects's addition, opposite Judge
Anderson, and will buId house.
Robert Nelson, who some time since sold
MS farm, northwest OF town, has given pos.
session 10 the purchaser, Mrs. Hopkins.
Thirty-iive Remington rifles haze arrived
and were distributed Saturday TO the mem.
bers Of The Observation-Disclosures who
expect 10 be well enough drilled to appear 10
advantage IN their uniforms on the 23Il inst.
Some OF the Bellaire nai!ers took adyant.
age OF the whole holiday Saturday to nav n
visit to the new mil works al Mipro. Ii Is
probable that this unexpected SOP OF TWO
days will cheat the employees out Of d Thanks
giving holiday. ...s' 49, -
several new houses are about ready for
their occupants, while some oilers arc inst
beginning 10 20 up, and building bids fair TO
continue all winter. In the spriug we have
the promise OF great activity in the butltl.
ing Of dwelling houses. -.
forty.iiveoourles, mostly those who formed
part OF the Delphos Club, met al their old
hall Erlday evening and had social ball
mat ibey oil agree In saying was the very
best time they ever Ind, ana the way they ali
gathered, no matter how far away they had
gone to live, showed that those evenings they
had formerly spent were very pleasant ones
and left pleasant memories. Maycr's hand
furnished the music, and all went to Graf
tons Eastlake dining rooms for their supper.
The soldiers monument was completed
saturday afternoon, except the fastening on
OF the bronze ornament-an eagle md shield
which will stand out in high relief from lie
front OF the base. 1t is /, shaft surmounted
by q soldier, in the cape and coaL worn dir
lng The rebellion, Standing Mt paradsrest
The whole Is OF grey granite about forty ipet
from the ground. Ga three bilicts are tide
names OF bsttlea in which Bellaire soldiers
were engaged, Mt the top. atlanta, Shiloh
rea H'dse and yieksburgil; in the middle
Cedar Rapids, Richmond, Antietam, Port
Hudson, and below, Stone River, the Wild.
erness. Hampton Roads and Gettysburg. On
the north side, are the peEea Of the follow
ing soldiers with their company and reri.
ment: G. l.. Shuttleworth, Henry Criminal
". II. Little, Fred Ebcrlu, ". n, Brown
Jacob Rufer, G. II. Strahi, Jesse IIackett'
Samuel E}illeS. Henry shsrp, J. 4. Ruier, 8,
y. uarrard Julius ARMSTRONG Thos. Garrett,
Arthur McLsin, j. G. Weidman, Jas. NJ
Reese, O. H. Over, John Robn.on. ". IT.
Mclilhany+ Henry Landkrohn, J, d. DableY
Morgan, Dewitt naniord, +. 0. Criswell, D.
hiee p. H. Long, Isaiah Grafton, !. ". Graf.
ton, W. A. Lilly, w. II. Piper, d. w. Sheets,
!. g. Crozier, John Orr, 4. B. Wipdman. II
=. Spear, Jacob burst soi. Walker, J. VI.
spanger.