The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15
NElGIiBORsIOOD NEWS.

Park t. Mears shipped an immense number
OF kegs on the Jennie Campbell one day this
week. a.5 s5il-iI G.-s
The new building adjoining the U. P.
Church will BIO Il hotel, and the third story is
nearly finished.
The new foundry building is under roof
and the bricklayers are working on the third
story OF the warehouse. $500
The cramp collie is tho prevailing CON-
plant, and several people have had severe
attacks of 1t during the week.
The third furnace at the Buckeye Glass
Works has been lighted, and the establish.
ment is now running as full rs it can.
Louis Burkhardt, who killed man named
Frantz, nj Pittsburgh last Saturday, resided
here two or three years, and worked at the
Buckeye Glass Works.
Business is not by any means slack with
our builders OF agricultural machinery, and
lively demand for threshers and horse DOW.
ers has prevailed during the week
The meeting called at the First ward school
house on Thursday evening, 10 boom the
opening OF Second street, was not numerous.
~ attended. In fact, it was failure.
Things are in good shape ut the Union
Glass Works. and pot setting will probably
begin next week. Secretary Howell has gone
to visit his family at GAINESVILLE for few
days
The investigation into the late river dis.
aster Is the all.absorbing theme OF converse.
tion here, and the belief is quite general that
no blame can be laid upon the officers OF the
I.omas. 7 .e,-I#. i ~
Surveyors have been moving around in the
lntrnr Dnrf nf aUotp nd tt,a W e.
railroad project comes 10 the surface once
more. The surveyors on the line are now
reported at Short Creek. sI'
town is very dull. Building operations are
quite brisk, and will be for some time. Our
carpenters complain OF the scarcity of nails,
and are kicking emphatically against paying
81 so per keg. II the stocks are large, n ut
some where our builders can get them.
HELLAIRE.
There was slight fire at Rodewigs bakery
Yesterday, but 1t was only start. The Third
ward hose reel was out in jiiIy, but buckets
put out the fire. - :. ~ :
The Democratic primaries will be held at
the hose houses In the First. Second Fourth
and Fifth wards. In the Third ward 1t will
be at Iilch's Hall and the Township polls
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Constructor Bradshaw, OF the B. & o, road,
was In town yesterday, looking after the men
repairing the tracks OF the river bridge. This
Is familiar work to Mr.. Bradshaw, Us be was
In charge OF the work during several years
while the bridge was being built.
Council has passed the ordinance which
has been In progress some time. establishing
new grades, making as much uniformity rs
possible, and, as the grades correspond with
the grades OF the proposed sewers, the drain.
age OF the city under this Is expected to be
much improved. =. : Us :. j.. = NJ :,
The work OF laying pavements on Union
street. goes on now, and the new ones arc
wide as tile ordinance requires, and will
mako much more comfortable walking than
there has been along parts Of that street.
The crossing TO the POstuilice has been. nut
down, too, and, will he an extra wide one.
Now, II only tie necessary parts were at.
tended to !irst-tle sewer ut the Belmont
House corner, for instance. AZ Ser,l::
81 At THE MoUSDsvILLE CANT GROUND, ~
S;0n Thursday, the 18Th. interesting seryjces
were held on the MoundsvilIe camp ground,
the occasion being a picnic given under thu
auspices Of the Mound Vile auxiliary OF, tle
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Vlsi.
tors began To arrive at 8 a. NJ and after n
morning spentin social converse, they gather.
ed at 1886 II VI. In the auditorumi,s where
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