The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
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5tA Summers county man Is the owner 81
an educated dog who drives ID horse 10
water regularly twice a day. &, &. 81 n
~. b. Crouch, formerly Of Cambridge,
and at one time a committee clerk in the
West Virginia Legislature, deserted his
estiInable vito at Florence, Kansas, and
took with q frail French woman. ! Tho
vile seeks a divorce. Croucl, used TO he an
exemplary man. iS.. Isl Y ilSysli
|, Thegas from tho lIcrvcy well will not be
let Into tho pipe for Washington Tor several
days Tho supply Of gus is now q little
short these cool mornings. When the
competition Is made the supply will DO
ample. The managers hope TO have the
connection mn,leiby Saturday. ifyf556R
Rev. W. 7. Brown, principal Of the Jci.
ferson Academy, Canonsburg, has recently
received q call to tho Presbyterian church
Of Sanford, Florida, at n SALARY oil 81, 200.
While IN; Florida last winter Mr.. Brown
preached In this church, and was then
invited to take charge OF 1t. He was also
invited to supply n church in Tallahassee.
Tho Eastern Ohio Horticultural Society
are taking steps toward collecting and
having on exhibition quantities. OF grain,
fruit, etc, Mt the Now Orleans Exposition.
w. N. Cowdcn anti Hugh Kennon, Of
Quaker City ;J.F. Woodrow, Of lyesville !;
4. ". Latighlin and II, H. Richey, OF
Lore CITY, have been appointed to look
after this. y (, .... & ~ 4
General A. J. Warmers official majority
over Colonel J. d. Taylor, in the Con-
gressonal district across the river, the
Seventeenth Ohio, Is given at eli. Tho
only county carried by Warner was Mon
roe, and there is u general suspicion that
fraud was practiced in that county. It Is
q matter that the Republicans will prob
ably look into. .s5} \ 20. II /. 4 u. Z,
The Morgantown Mtp Dominion says:
Rumors are atloat that Prof. White will
resign his position in tho University at the
end Of this school year, and that lie will
remain in tho employ ofthe United States
Government, working up the geology OF
West Virginia. II he should resign his
place will hardly DO filled with q man hay.
ing anything like Ills ability. s.
This is the worst yet. The Hinton
Headlight gets it Off: A story has been
told in this place for some days, to tho
effect that cllild was lately born in POGO.
hontas, Va having full set Of teeth. It
lived but a few minutes, but In that time
II spoke, saying there would be no rain
Tor seven years. The truth Of this is said
to be;vouchcd for by u minister Of the
gospel. III fS tf 3;
Col. J. D. Taylor is out in card OF
thanks to the men Of the Seventeenth
Ohio Congressional district for their noble
support OF his candidacy, which is ad-
dressed TO them through Hon. r. r.
Dawes, Chairman OF tie District Com
lnittec. In concluding he says: 81 t,es.
teen the consciousness OF having pursued
an honest and honorable course OF moro
value than any, honor, gained by the cor
irupl methods practiced by my opponents
in the campaign" a ..,:..5 !. .i,fl,s,
3 One would imagine that Joe Mulhatton
was loose in Summers county, from the
breezy mir OF impossibility which pervades
the local columns oft Hinton Headlight
this week. Here is one OF its stories: We
we're told on the day Of the election thata
farmer in neighboring county had been in
pursuitofamonstrousserpentiort two weeks
past: Ills. story is, that the snake passes
regularly three times every week through
one OF his fields, throwing down q 5certain
panel OF fence and crossing the road on his
way to the river for drink. This snake OF
serpent, he says, makes track in the road
as large us flour barrel. 4 " ,iiEt x
Mrs. Mary Bulger, by her attorney, i.
Danford, Esq, has entered suit in the
Court of Common Pleas at st.. Clnirville
asainst the GIL. & W. Railroad Com
paAy for the sum Of 10000 damages, re-
sulting from the killing Of her husband,
james I: Bulgcr, a brakeman, on the 2sth
day OF last August. 1t is understood that
Mrs. Evton, widow Of Engineer Exton,
killed at the same time, will bring a like
suit against the Company. Mrs. HBulgcr
alleges in her petition tina! the engine
used was an unsafe, defective and insult
able one and that for want tof due care
and attention the locomotive jumped the
track. ;' e ~ e siG' sl'sai /; IS 2 n