The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-30
AT M0UNDSVILLE.
RtcnP RS AND EXPENSES
For the Cuu,inE Fisea, rsar-Nsw 'ladaatri.a
spsiaE'as ap-Stw Depot tHuiidizs-schooi
Fusd.-Pnparing for : sl.ss-D.a.h Of an p
oetossnarian-yAfious3 NlWs tlt.ms.

(. The latest addition 10 the industries OF ibis
embryo city 10 tho cigar factory Of Jake
Anon, opposite the public square. 6ilStrl
Miss vsne Dorsey iaft for her home at
Captlns. O.. Saturday last, after spending q
week with friends hero aud In this Vicinity.
But little new wheat has been offered here
yet, tbs farmers not Appearing to be inciined
10 accept the price, IS cents, Offered by
buyers. a5,iIEN 85Js95.ar I5 lgk,'
A a,ating photograph gallery stopped hare
last week, bat not meeting with any Ell.
oouragement soon pulled out and continued
down the river. a'Gs
* The material for tho o. X. R.ilroad.depo
buildings and platform, sll ready france
arrived last weak, and foroe Of workmsH
are putting them up. (
Green corn sppssrs to be rosrce, ard Ia
selling at from l21 10 10 cent? par dtzsb.
New potntoes are selling at S. per bushel, and
cabbage at 81 cents per hsAd. slF7 :
Fred. Murray, colored, has supp,isd a long
lels want, BY opening aa eating hon 0 and
lunsh room, lii the new room adjoining
NAL loves barber shop, D street
Lieut.. H. Tucker Anshuiz, Of the Pbiladel.
phla Clothing House, is getting up Cleye.
land and Hendricks marching club, which
be expsots 10 have fully orGspiz, ID and uni.
formed In ashort time. Hrtf fG15
One OF J. Il. Fountains busgles, in which
couple al gentlemen wers driving, upset
In front OF Frank Browns IN the secord
ward. Saturday evening, and was pretty badly
wrecktd. Tho occupants escaped without
injury. 4, !, =, !. /, I +
N. Brown, The veteran siss, door and shut.
ter dealer, IL now at ths First ward wharf
on bis toriy.third trip down the river. Mr.
Brown says this will be his last trip South
there no being 80 many planning mills aud
door and sash factories along the river, tina,
the busness OF bringing such things from
Jamestown, N. y, has ceased to BE- Ismune
rAtive. .E'sj#N@S.l 'gs
At special meeting OF the Board OF Edu
cation Tor Clay district, held Saturday last
tho levy for tho building fdnd was Increased
from 10 to 10 cents on the 500 valuation
This incresss WAS found 10 bH necessary ir
order TO raise funds to repair the lchoo
houss In snb.disirict No. s. R-nrd Bottom
which will cost between $500 and $500. ~,
Henry Conkle, ST., died al his home OF
Roberta Ridge, Sunday afternoon last. In Iii
S3d year. Mr.. Conkle WAS held in high es
teen BY the entire community, and the chill
dren, OF whom there are quite number, al
grown, have the sympathy Of the neighbor
Ia their fl ction. Ths remains wore burist
at Roberts Ridge bnryinG ground yesterda,
afternoon. y mi. s8I
Mayor Purdy will call the Town Council
together this evening for the purpose o
adopting the pro or measures Tor putting III,
tow in proper sanitary condition 10 guars
against sickness. Il IL probable that thor
ough examination Of strests, alleys, cellar
and outbufldines will be ordered, xnd promp
aud energetic measures adopted to com %
persons whose cellars or closets SIC not fount
In prop rsanitary condition 10 remedy sucl
Ge'ec,s ut once. while Tho auihorilias will Al
tend to properly draining all low fl At place
in the streets aud alleys. E1erget,c action
and small outlay Of money properly ap
piled and judiciously expended at this tim
may be the means OF waSding of visitation
OF the terrible scourge that appears to nov
threaten the Mississippi aud Ohio valleys.
| To Thomas Finn. the Efficient and acco,r
modating County Clerk, the writer is indeb;
I'd Tor the following statiatics which will b.
Of interest to Marshall county readers OF th
INrELLIaHNcEa: Total valuation OF real Hnt
personal property, incladi q Baltimore aut
Ohio railroad in county, IS 9J2 1853; am"nr
Of lazy, at 40 cents on the $l00, $23 600 81
For the current year the expenses OF In,
county, known and estimated will be ~ To-
lows: 3#-