The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-22

was made Since this addition TO the stock, 6
price above par has been offered for shares.
A number Of cars loaded with iron orc
Jumped the track Saturday, NJ the nail
works. some Of them bio, king the main track
a while.
A new time table went into effect yesterr-
day at noon, on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
road but none Of tue passenger trains are
changed here, except that the train leaving
here at six in the morning will 60 outat o:o0,
giving all those who 60 to work at Maruns
Ferry and lE.naville, ten minutes less ior
their morning nap.
Tho E!na Glass Company held meeting
Saturday afternoon that resulted IN me
election OF the following directors: Il I.
Devries, George LBEure, Q. II. Strahl, Y.
Steinmetz, c. He's, Owen Meehan and John
Seguodd, George LaEure being the only new
one. This company recently declared div
idend OF 20 per cent In stock.
Judge A. W. Anderson has been super.
seeded rs agent of the narrow gauge road
here, Mr.. Hoyt, the telegraph operator, TAX
ing that place as well as the position oil OPP
orator. Howard Butte, who has been loading
clerk, Is also superseded. II Is understood
that tho company will have its operators act
as agents also wherever Telegraph stations are
eathpISneu'
A demand Is growing here for many
articles OF better workmanship, and more
ornamental character, and onr merchants
are keeping up with the demand, SO that we
can now buy here many things that We had
10 20 TO the large cities fos, II wanted, q few
years ago. We mention this after seeing q
lot OF house. builder's hardware at McGregor's
store, each article being beautiful In ITSELF.
.n ~ .TDuyttTv
Captain Cope, Of Columbus, has been spend
ing a few DAYS here.
Charlie Clark and Fred Kies started Friday
for Burlington, Iowa.
Harry steeurod, of Steele, Dakota, returned
to his home near St. Claisyille, last week.
The ''gentleman from West Virginia" regis.
tered at the St. Clair House as I'd. Wagner,
Wheeling, W. Va"
William Day, agent for the franklin
Square Library, was in to~n Saturday. and
circulating librarywIll soon be established,
with Martin Cowen as librarian.
The Belmont County Teachers Associa.
ton, which met here Saturday, was SHINY
attended. G. ". King, OF Shields, read a
paper on Cooperation of Teachers" Mr.,
King thinks thata correspondence between
the teachers OF this county would be highly
beneficial, aud that SO per month for nine
months, would not DO more than teacher In
the country schools deserve. He is doubtful
whether the present wages OF teachers would
be increased by strike" This Association
continued its session until late in the alter
| noon. BOG
The Committee on New Counties and
County Affairs came to St. Clairsville on the
Northern Railroad Friday evening On Sat.
urdAy morning they were driven through
the surrounding country to show the super
ior facilities OF access. After examining the
county buildings formal addresses were made
TO the committee by DR.. Henry West, Judge
r. L. Chambers and Commissioner Camp
bell, who presented the st. Clairsyille view
Of the question in iorcible and convincing
manner. Its expected that the committee
will report in favor OF new buildings, and 81.
Clairsville feels hopeful Of success, as no
substantial reason can be given for change
OF location. With new buildings such as
Belmont county Is abnndantly able to erect,
this vexed question will be settled for genera.
tions 10 come.