The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28
INTERESTING nArrERs
In ali Parts OF the state aud Neigh.
borhood.

b0rh0od.
The Blrnesville Glass Works are now com.
pleted, and expect TO make glass the 18th CT
next month.
Track layers on the b, u & @. are now one
mile beyond Freedom, aud will soon reach
Caldwell. The first freight train will run
into Summertield to-day.
Mr.. W. W. Teter, Of Barbour county, in
his recent trip through Roane county, puI-
chased 800 sheep TO be taken 10 his farm.
Roane Is getting quite reputation as stock
producing county.
The Piedmont ObIeoer says that one Of the
guests ut the Deer Park Hotel, from Cincin.
natl, while gathering flowers in Senator
Davis meadow, lost poke book contain:
ing $l06 in cash anda check for $1,000, and
other valuable papers.
J. B. Wilson, who'e farm Is near Little
Washington, who has succeeded for the last
three or four years In growing some very hle
tobacco, has some leaf this season measuring
l7x33 inches. There are several tobacco
growers in Washington county.
Workmen who haye been digging well
on q lot Of Mr.. Joseph Kennedy, at Monon-
gahela City, after drilling through rock at
flow OF gas aud water. This strike was not
expected, and is creating quite stir.
A few days ago the question Of the consti-
nationality OF On appeal to the Circuit Court
from Jury trial before justice, without AZ
sig:ment Of error, was raised 10 the Circuit
Court sitting at Barboursville, CSbell county.
Judge McGinniS decided that the mode VI
appeal In such cases, prescribed by statute,
Is not unconstitutional, but on the other
hand Is In accord with the Constitution.
Last week patents were granted TO West
Virginia inventors as follows: To W. w.
Ashby, Of Bosemau, for potato planter; J.
johnson, OF Briscoe Run, for portable fence
@. NJ. McCariy, OF Romney, for calcimin
ing compound: E. 8. Snyder, OF Snyder's
Mills, for acutting apparatus for hRrvesters
D. L. Stewart, Of Guyandot o, for pipe tong,
Il w. Washington, OF Huntington, for corn
lhusking machine.
summerfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, was
the scene OF riot last Friday evening. The
town boys do not take kindly to the railroad
chaps, and on Friday evening when party
OF the railroad boys went into 6ummeffield
they were set upon by some OF the town
beys, but they demonstrated pretty clearly
that they were able 10 take care OF themselves
for one vi the party laid one OF town boys
head wide open with knife. This ended
the first engagement in favor OF the railroad.
ing the insults or assaults Of the Summerfield
boys less frequent.
The Fourteenth Annual District Fair to be
held at GAINESVILLE, September "a, rs, 20 and
q promises 10 be an unusually good one.
The officers OF the Association for this year
are: President, J. s. Howard; Vice-P President,
8. B Piper; Secretary, Org. II. Kemp; Tress.
uSer, Il. Brady. The Barnesville FAIR Aszo-
citation is organizad under TIE rules and reg
ulations Of the Ohio State Board OF Agricul.
ture aud comprises the counties OF Belmont,
Monroe, Guernsey and Noble. Its annual
fairs in the past have always been OF a su-
perior order and well attended. A large
number Of Wheelingites are always on hand.