The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
NOUN DsviLLE.
K~pubifcanswho~ " All, 10 be sl.er ir-Cara
IL for the River Kuntl. etc. s,"-,

Republicans who " aus 10 be Sher iE-Cars
iE1 for the River Kuad, etc, $50 =
The bare annouucement,hat Ar.hnr Iove,s
Musical Comedy Company will bc Vat .
MASONIC Hal! Friday evening" will serve TO
crowd the hall. N 'sr y s. igst ~ a. = ii
Z Mr. Gal]ahtr, although ablo to be AZ bls
store, has not yetrsgained the use OF hts Ieit
arm, Injured by falling on the railfosd track
at Bsnwooa, on the 2a,h hoi December = ~
James Eldfr, Of the Third ward dipd Mon.
day last, after proliaetsdf Illness a LARGE
runbsr OF frlandsTattendad the funeral ri
Mount Rose Cemesery, Wednesday after-
noon. -sr .s I'll l's>S'J-- J--
III. Hart, son Of Cept. Hart, OF Tho H,,oh,
and Jor sons time past typo In ihe Nrs5en.
ger cttice, at New Martinsville isIu16Wn e,i
route for Washington D:ty whera ha, rhpa
secured position'iu ths Government n,;nt.
ing Office He will 80 E,st on thv Oil tIeia
this evening, - ~ fH.sf 1sII %>,Is. -
;. AiyouHg man nomed Mah,thay, who bss
been working kota Tor Boue montbs naat
snd Misn AIDA Btockett, granddauphtsr n
Mira. Capt. David Roberts, OF tho Third ward
suburbs, left here on the ll:45 train west
Tuesday evening, presumably tor tho pur.
pose OF getting married. '.'N : ~ ~. =,
: The crank who complains 10 G oyernor Jeck.s
s,n that Superintendent lWest preysnts hja
obtaining employment mus. be- Charles
Kelley, not Kelley, as there never wAsn nr;s.
oner here by thu latter name. Cha,les
Kelley, ono OF the cranklest kind Of crsntS.
was discharged from the prison aome months
sKo. ;sg - ~ ~ / -. - : -
Eight mines a'e. employed driving entries
q! this Third ward coal shaft, :pu ting out
about 800 buahels OF coal per day. The com.
pany have purchsa I'd q fan whici, wifi be In
operation In few days, io,ceins fresh, pure
air through tho. miFe. largo ,aca.eu for
weighing coal Will also bs placed in pos;,ioa
Ths Ice gorge ut CapIina Island gave way
Tuesday morning last, clearing The cbanuel
a. this place, and carrying away two coal
barges belonging to Capt l. f. Israel. An
other gorge Wednesday mornirg blocked up
the river At this point bu. ,an on. again iust
afur dark A barge loaded with coal vrs
lodged at Bakers run, about mile below
town on Tuesday. The ice In Big and Mid.
die Grave, Creeks went out yesterday, "a.
Several gonlolas house cars aud atook
cars for the Ohio River railroad arrived ves-
terday, and more will 30 here today. Jtidr.
Ing from the cars now here, the rolling stock
equipments !ot the new road will be first.
class. Tbs cara are all larg,, Iyeaty TONS
capacity, and OF. the most subs,an tiaI cos-
strnotion. .Thty're ttakcn charge OF uroa
arrival BY Capt. ,Cu,r,ght, and sboyea down
the track, oatslde the corporation lines.
1ha reader will please undsrstand that the
annexed list Of a.pirants and candidates ior
Domir aiion ior lhs ,o1lcs ;ot 8ht riE ii1 tlIs
county. by the, Republican convention, ia
arranged with reference to the geographical
location o! IKE gentlemen name1, beeinning
at the. northern end Of the county; and moi
IN the oIdtr OF probable chances Of securIor
the greatly coveted mizs. Here 10 ths >; NV:
George Ale1aElar JonesfF Wesley G. /Rirgs.
Col; w J: Barlsy: ": q. Dorasy, Cspt. j. 8.
Eo5s.ts E5san ny j H: w Hunter. H aea. q s. Mc.
Fsadsna C9,pors!;A. !! P'ssto and L.outen-
tended almost indt6u,k,yT but az i, ~ IN de .
aired only to name i,hoss who 40 fai,y rec
sxn,z:d as bsipR "in lhe asll" It usay ATOP
mere, ~ 3s II ~ ~ 9%s gt - W 81 -