The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-14
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Mrs. @, Kimberlanu, OF Pittsburgh. IA

Mrs: Q. Kimbetland, Of Pittsburgh, Is in
town. 1z}'hla - & i' y sst. r
Work at the window glass works Is pro.
crossing finely q Z. r ,i,t .1i
Or. s. T, Dodd, formerly Of this place, now
o. Topeka, Kansas, Is Ii town visiting rela-.
tives., ltr'Jiz' K 4 IN. g.;,. =
George Welsgerber and I,llly Dricclaud
were In town yesterday viewing tho river,
contemplating testing their * III over the
beautiful course In front OF towu. Il
/ A prominent, Democrat itnys that 1T wa.
not tho stny.at.honlc fellows OF the party
that did it,but tho describes" It's done aud
well done 1t that. Hit the entering wedge Of
the u Panhandle another blow and drive /,
into the pun. i.EFl4.N LtsN M .1|nr p9y'i
The town OF Wcllsburg las at last received
a has'Hess offer from G, W, Crawford o!
Midway, Pa, for the coal mud other minerals
underlying the town. Alr. Crawford asks
that the town and property holders gran,
Him tho coal privilege and tic right OF way
through certain Streets, II the grant Is made
nc Will put down $500 as forfeit In case be
does not begin to sink shaft within sixty
unys and put 1t down to tho conl. Mr.. Craw,
wants IL The coal. We sf,is. our citizens
will appreciate this oiTer and unhesitatingly
uakc the grant. This ~ the only business
! otier we huve ever had. MIR G. Is n miner
and shipper OF coal at Midway ,lud has tho
means and experience 10 enable him " pros.
ecute the work. II i 9,,5N,6 Ff.uI95t
ttaIIf.'ltyI' y MARTINS FERRY. ~ f5i.i
~ A rest" at the Laughlin muck rolls broke
yesterday. ''os2, Fl" lsl"'''s.t:: f1e',
Police businesshas been dull this week,
there being but ten common eases, -, q.
II is nov settled that the postotlice will be
removed 10 the West building soon. W !,
THERE'S still lively demand for houses,
ana many are In course OF construction.
Both tool factories are idle for want Of
iron, but will likely be IN full blast next
week. tFg7tt VA, 'E, III
L. +. Howell, Secretary Of the Union Glass
Company, returned yesterday FROM an ex.
tended TIP to the East. NJ, Al
Tho work OF erecting q new ffteen.pot Jill
furnace will begin Mt the buckeye ,gluss
works on Monday. II Is Intended to erect |.
tho rear Of the little furnace, which will la
taken down when the new one is finished.
A sensation has been left over iron, elee.
ton day. ltsecms that Geo Robinson, one
Of the most prominent Republican workers,
ui!eseS tnat nc WAS drngged at ono OF
our sal oons, and has been suffering severely
from the effects Of 1t ever since. A humber OF
prominent Democrats are supposed to have
had something 10 do with 1t. aud It Is not un.
| likely that the matter will be Investigated in
the course Of a week or two. W., ma HAD
| a. {'nItS NEW CUMBERLAND. SO .5}4
| / Last night the boys made the old town re.
sound with the boom OF the cannon IN honor
OF, the Republican victory in West Virginia.
W. B. Stewart; who has spent tho summer
In erecting fine residence here in town, OIL
Thursday took to himself partner 10 share
his bliss in the new house. The bride was
Miss Jennie Nicholson. OF East Liverpool, O.
The couple arrived home last evening and
went Immediately 10 the residence CT the
husbands parents. 90 ~ lN5:' 80 !
Thursday evening Mr. L. H.. Brown, oil
Toronto, o., was married to Miss nadie Il
Foreman. Of our town. = The ceremony was
performed at the residence Of the bride at {
O'Clock, by Rev: W. r.. Wilson, Of the NJ. P.
Church. Our community will miss Mrs
Brown very much. She has for the pas,
seven or eight years acted as organist iii the
Disciples Church. The happy couple de-
parted on the late train for Toronto. " vi