The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-22
MOUNDSVILLE.
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Wm. koontz, Esq Of the Third ward h,s
Solo MS Big Grave creek farm to Ezra Mayors.
r. Chaddock's patent brick moulding ma.
hour. 8, - - N'01 ~ 70
one OF Moundsyille's citiz,ns admires
Jesse james enough to name his child for
that modern hero. 7I',l. 80
W. b. Humphries OF tho prison broom
shops, returned Sunday from successiul
business trip in Ohio. 9i,9' $3.50
Two Of the young fire bugs from Wheeling
concluded three year terms each at tie State
prison yesterday and returned home. ~
Mrs X. Anshu!z. Of the First ward, will 20
10 New MartiDsville tomorrow 10 srend a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Sep Hall. j
Frank Roney. Of the First ward. who bap
been for a long timo past crippled from the
night last. ~ s
Q1artsrly Meeting commenced al slmpsou
a; n. y. church Friday evening last, Presiding
anoe %,osi saoogsasa occupying the pulpit the
Inc announcement Lemons 1S cents per
doSan," posted in the show window Of a
rufoy strset grocery, was the only notice.
aote eusct here OF the late Wall street crash,
X. Chaddock has just sent the Last of a
lSo wv lot Of brick to q gentleman 10 Cam
eron, 10 Dc used In enlarging bis warehouse
and store room. That village can now boast
OF tho taest busiuess establishments in ths
county, as well as the most progressive and
enterprising business men. - -
MUNICIPAL ELECTION TODAY,
L. B. Purdy aad Charles Oldham will test
their respective popularity as candidates for
mayor. while thomas Braunon, the prrsant
incumbent, and William McGill will be con-
testants for the position Of sergeant at 10.
Days election. For councilmen the follow
ing gentlemen have been suggested = :" I
=; FiIat ward-John R. Weary, 4dolph
Ws'debusch and g.. A. Walton. Second
ward-Dr, Rruco and q. W. Rook, Third
VI TTard-Henry Riggs, John 8. Higgs and Dr..
The following is list OF the temneran "a
psople's candidates Tor Councilman -. p''aAoe ~
First ward-George @. Gordon T,n, e. ~
staley and 8. j. Cats Second wnrdEI
Hicks and Dr.. Rodgers Third wa.d-F. r.
Blake, A.. 0. Baker and J.. Alexander Ev;nr.
PR.GREss or TIE RIVER ROAD. 81
Mr.. Coleman, OF the firm Of Coleman 4,
paige, contractors for constructing the Ohio
River railroad, and Chief Engineer Glckies,
are in town. They passed over The road f-om
benwood to Hog Run, the present terminus
OF the track, IN company with the diyision'
onglneers on Engine No. 5. Engine No. 8. a
splendid specimen OF mechanical skill and
Mooern improvements In locomotives az
rived Sunday last from the Dunkirk. N, y.
locomotive works. Mr.. Cour,rieht, who viii
manipulate the throttle OF No. s. and Cant
Handlan, conductor Of tho construction
train, sre. here ready 10 enter upon their
duties.s Mr.. Coleman says track laying will
be resumed from Hog Run eouth Tomorrow
or tho next day, and will be prosecuted as
rapidly " possible until tho seven mile zap
between Hog Run and the point reached b by
the toiod working in this direction from be-:
low Saturday last, is completed. In addition
10 inc regular pAssenger trains on this road,
passenger coach will ho attached 10 the
local frsight or way train" to serve as an 40.
commodation train, which, II Ia understood.
VII haVe number OF stopping places or
"hsg stations' bstween regular stations for
the accommodation OF local travel and traffic.
After reaching Wheeling In the evening. the
engine will he attached to.the passenger car
and return to this place to remain over night
and return carly in the morning to Wheel.
Ing. Eagins No. 0 10 now being built at The
Dunsirk worka, 10 be completed in weok
or ten daya. The ballast train was idle yes;
tesdsy; on account Of the rain, 4; I, - :, -
Alrreposts to the contrary notwitbstsnd.
ing,. the appointment OF Ohio River railroad
atat;on ngent at this place hns not yet heeu
Made, OF st least has not been announced. i