The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-29
nEIoHRoRnooDN NEWS,
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. colored population pIcnicked on the hill

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Joseph Price, Esq, Of Barnssville, va, Ia
town yesterday. h 35ly --g 81, ~ : ~ 4 II
Misse, Rose and Hattie Sonneborn enter.
tained their friends on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Young, wife OF Editor Young, Of East
Liverpool, O., and sons, spent yesterday In
the city. D.. Z y n, -
Miss Ann Craft, OF Trenton, O., after q visit
10 friends here, left yesterday for Indiana.
polls and other western points. n ,laLr.
Miss Ida Weber died nt the home OF John
etegar yesterday. Tho young lady had only
been from Germany two months. E,i,N
We understand the postotfce will be moved
before August LIST and run with the old fix.
lures until the new ones can be obtained.
The dust Is Two or three inches deep and
the wind OF yesterday made II very uncom.
Portable for those who had to be out. E5f.
MARTINS FERRY. gsil 4
The Etna mill addition Is almost ready for
the machinery. g :. -, 4
The planning mills continue In full opera.
tlon, and building Is quite active. IN
The Union Flint Glass Co, do not expect
to begin running until about August 10th.
The Buckeye Glass Co. report business
opening up well, several orders having been
received this week. Their work, nre In full
operation. IS. Is. 1'=..aa
The town has been very quiet since Wed.
nesday night, and the police have had
nothing to do but to talk about the event OF
that evening. 6l. ~. -
| The Wheeling & lake Erie engineers have
finished their survey. Two lines were run
to the river, one running down Jefferson
street, and one down Madison street, one
square below.
Linn, Bayless and Gilmore, the wounded
men, are all getting along rs we'll rs could be
| expected, and no danger to either life Is nm.
pretended. Gilmore Is still lying In Civ
hall, and will probably be given hearing on
Monday. -
WASHINGTON, IA.
Judgments and mortgages to the amount
Of $4,000 have been entered against Major
John II. Ewing, OF this place, Yesterday and
| Thursday. Major Ewing Is an cx.member OF
Congress, and no one stood higher In public
estimation than he. lie was noted for lis
liberality and leniency. He Is 81 years OF
age: 1t is thought that his real estate, con.
sisting OF borough property, fine farm and
West Virginia lands, will nbundantly slpply
oil that Is necessary and meet his indebted.
ness and leave him considerable balance.
No one questions his thorough honesty, and
all sympathize with him In his financial
trouble.
MoUSnsrILLE.
The 81. Lawrence put OIL lot OF pig metal
, for Senseney yesterday.
A large delegation of Moundsyillans will
visit your city Monday next. 80
A dance at Masonic Hall took place last
evening under the management OF Geo,
Crave. ESQ. Brysons splendid string band
furnished the music. -" :,
Alex. Lowe, Jr., one OF the Webster Wagon
Company teamser. is Oft duty on account of
heavy wheel falling Oh his foot.
John Coilield's fishing party returned YES.
terday from three weeks stay ut Fish
creek. They bring home about half dozen
very fine turtles, one OF which weighs fifteen
pounds
Sergeant Brannon, armed with a rule in
each case, Is nnxiously looking for a witness
In the cases OF the town vs.. SNYDER, and same
vs.. Gamble, charged with Violating the
license ordinances. The witnesses In oues.
ton were duly summoned, but failed to an.
pear at the hearing Of the case Tuesday last.
The Democratic Executive Committee for
the county, consisting OF one member from
each OF the nine districts, with Col. d. Stew.
art Thompson as Chairman, will meet here
saturday, August 5, for the purpose OF mr.
ranging for the selection OF delegates to the
Congressional and Senatorial Conventions.
The second spike machine will 70 into on.
Grafton at the kloman mills to.mor.
row morning. The other machine IL
steadily increasing the amount OF work
turned out, twenty-six kegs having been
turned out yesterday. The machine is moi
In operation to-day.
Richard Chaddock has his brick moulding
machine in operation, turning out, with the |
aid OF two men and four boys 5000 fine,
well.moulded, smooth brick per day. This |
force, understand, completes the work of |
preparing the brick ready for the kiln.
John Nolan, Esq, will 60 with bis family,
to bridgeport, about the first of September
10 make that place his future residence. lie
Is engaged in the coal mining and limestone |
business there.
Thousands OF English sparrows passed over |
| town q few evenings agf; after circliug about |
over the river for some time, they took their |
course In western direction.
The company OF gentleman from here. and
vicinity who had arranged 10 excurt TO Den. |
yer; COL, on the strength OF the low rate of |
| railroad fare, they understood was offered. I
found that the cost OF travel was about twice |
as much and abandoned the proposed trip.
II the recently arrived workmen at the |
kloman mill. are to be accepted as a fair |
specimen Of Pittsburgh rolling mill men, IL is
hard TO believe that trouble OF any character |
would likely result from the mill men there,
as We certainly have never had more order.
", quiet, gentlemanly set OF men in our
town. = -
Deputy Sheriff Mathews called unon nm
old granger OF Union district for his taxesa
few days ago, and the o. 4. produced in Old |
stocking les, from which he proceeded to NIB. |
stract about $50 in silver coin, all Of an old
date, some having been coined in 1906.
SALES H. Boyers, OF Wood county, con.
cluded short time ago to 60 into the grain |
business, aud began operations by visiting
the grain house of one Of the grangers Of thai
county. and carrying OF a lot OF wheat, He
has now retired, not only from. the grain
business, but also to the penitentiary. for a |
three years term. Deputy Sheriff Hazen acted
as bis escort, arriving here yesterday.
The Sheriff of one Of the interior counties
gives notice In the newspaper, that he will,
unless oil capitation taxes are paid within a
snort Time from date Of notice, publish the
county paper and by posting list ON IN t tbe
door OF the court house. This is good idea.
and might be adopted in Marshall county 10
an advantage, and no doubt in your county
also. It Is certainly very mo ACCOUNT
man who would consent to see his name thus
brought into prominence for so small sum.
The machinery In Webster Wagon shop
No. 3 at the prison Is now in full operation.
All OF the machines in the shop at The time
OF the fire, fifteen or sixteen in number
some OF them quite complicated in their con.
struction, and looked, after the terrible or,lenl
Of fire through which tdey had passed, as
II they would hardly make good "old iron"
were overhuled and put In complete working
order by Mr.. Kimble, foreman in The sbony
with the aid OF conyicts employed in he
shop at comparatively small cost to The
company, Nj. kimble displayed rare me.
chanical skill in thus bringing perfect order
out OF about the worst looking chaos that It
is easy to imagine. : =. ''''