The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-23
81 so; tailors, 81 rs; BARRIERS, 81 80 painters
SLIGO plumbers, s. 6ei salssmen, $l.2i.

NouHpsvtLLE.
The regular meeting OF the City Fathers
Wednesday evening last failed for want Of a
quorum.
Mr.. sawtell, prominent citizen OF Short
Creek, Ohio county, spent several days visit
ing bis son.in-law, J. E. Hooton, Esq., dur
Ing the week.
About all the wheat grown in this county
last year has been disposed Of. MesGrs. Pnrdy
& jackson are buying all the can get, and
paying 81 12K per bushel.
Mayor Weaver returned from business
trip TO Pittsbuagh few days ago. Squire
Edwards gave attention to and dealt out JUS
t ce during the Msyor'0 absence.
The Ohio River railroad employees were
paid Wednesday last, and fifteen or twenty
OF them left to go TO work IN OF Q Of the new
roads building In the vicinity OF Pittsburgh.
The tubing for the oil well on Gravel Bot:
ton was taken TO the well few days ago, an d
AZ soon as the roaming out OF the vol Is
Q mpleted the tubing will be put in and Dor
lag resumed.
Artist Adams, OF the Webster Wagon Com.
pany's paint shop, fairly exec led himself In
d.co ating the new wagon bed made for the
company's use. The horses head painted on
Iha end board rivals Rosa Bonhenri's paint
ings.
The Belle Prince passed down at II O'Clock
AN. yesterday having in tow two large boats
loa ed with coal and three empty bsrges.
She brought large load OF stone the
Ohio River railroad bridge at Grave creek
The clipper St. Lawrence passed up at 1l:SO
A. NJ.
An artist from Parsons gallery came down
yesterday and photographed each OF the
fourteen styles OF wagons manufactured by
the Webster Wagon Company, the photos
TO be used by Chicago litnographiug es.
Enlistment in getting out q new book Of
prices for the company.
A large number OF new cottages will be
built on the camp ground this summer.
Bruce Wade already has contracts for build
ing nine or ten large, substantial and coave-
nient y arranged dwellings. Mr.. Wade has
several carpenters employed and Is pushing
the work as rapidly as possible.
The President OF the County Commission.
ers has decldedto withhold the amount OF
til oounty's subscription s. 900. to the stock
OF the OHIO River Railroad u til 1t Is def
nitely decided whether the road will be con.
tinutd to Benwood, or use the B. 10 track
from this place to Wheeling. In case the
latter course Is adopted by the road, the
opinion OF the commissioners 10 that the
county Is under no obligations to pay the
subscription, as the railroad company will
have failed TO perform their part OF the coz
tract.
Mr.. Gallagher is getting considerable
amount Of wool, for which be Is paying from
80 to IS cents. He yesterday purchased the
entire clip OF the Piercts and Bonars, he
principal sheep raisers OF the Fork Ridge,
paying 80 cents for the entire lot. tits lot
generally known that Marshall Is the largest
wool producing county In the State, yet
such Is the fact, as developed by the lsts re-
ports from the Agricultural Department at
WaShisgton. Mr.. Gallagher, who Is probably
oct er informed upon the subject than any
other man In the county, estimates the clip
of 'S3 at fully quarter OF million pounds.
This will bring TO the county over Ss5, 600
cash. The difference In price this season as
compared with last Is Just about the amount
OF reduction made In the tariff on imported
wool 'sst winter. Water street, In the vicin.
ity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. presented an animated
appearances yesterday, large number OF
wagons loaded with wool lining each side for
some distance.
MARTINS TERRY.
Dan Curtis Is on the sick list.
The farmers are busy getting ready for har-
vest.
Mr.. q. A. Mcclure has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Mr.. Elmer Moore has just finished knit
ting very fine large sein net.
Mr.. L. Spence has returned from an e1-
tended trip. He reports business good.
The Ena mill will stop for repairs next
Saturday. Then the boys will go fishing and
harvesting.
The Martins Ferry Stove Works will soon
stop for short rest, having had long and
successful run.
Mr.. VIM. McElhaney accidently shot him.
self through the hand yesterday morning,
causing very bad wound.
Dr.. Frank Day, OF Bellaire, was in tewn
yesterday looking up a location. DR.. Day
belongs 10 the homeopathic school.
Messrs Chas Swartz, Will Miller, @. Bur.
ris, Joe Wier, Russell McDill and Geo. Ralston
will go on fishing tour to Jefferson county
nsxt week.
To-day Is pay day at the R!na mill, and
II the dollars are rs hot rs the work that
earned them, It will trouble the boys 10 keep
them in their pockets.
By the prompt action OF the nightwatch:
man very suspicious character was picked
up yesterday morning ab0ut2 o'clock, near
the corner Of Second and lafayette streets,
but as nothing could be proven against him
be was allowed to go.
Judge ]. G. Gray returned last evening
from Parkersburg, where he has been one oil
the attorney defending ]. B. Long in the
scioto. Lomas crse. The indictment against
Long was quashed, OF which his many friends
will be rejUiced to learn.
The Laughlin mills are running as full
time as the men can stand, and no time Is as
yet, set for a rest. Mr.. Laughlin seems anxi.
Gus for the works TO run and as mucn stock
as possible run into the warehouse before
stopping. They are buildi, 6 some more new
furnaces OF the east end Of the mill.
why II Is Ustd.
DR.. Thos. @. Pugh, Of Baltimore, Md, ssys
OF DR.. Worthington's cholera and Diarrhoea
Medicine: do not knowof sny remedy that
gives such prompt and efficient relief"