The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-31
MoUNDSyILLE.
niicelIant Gus arelange from the hretrop.
oils Of ninrshall.

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oils Of Marshall.
E. Il. MCLEAN has tired OF metropolitan
life aud will go back to his Round Bottom
home.
George O. Lowery, from Berkeley coun
ty, concluded five year term at tho Peni
Tertiary last Saturday.
Material has arrived for putting hard
wood, or "rolling skating rink" floor In
Masonic Hall, first floor.
a great many persons here are com
planning Of something similar to In
fluenza, or catarrhal complaint.
Major Alderson's host Of friends here
are much. chagrined over the failure o.
their genial FRIEND. to rget there, Eli"
Mrs. Sep Hall and children, Of New
Slartinsyille, returned home Friday last
after a weeks visit among friends here.
Moving day has come again, and there
appears to be fully the average amount Of
that very pleasant occupation INDUCED in
here.
DR.. McCarrahan, formerly OF this place,
row Of Portsmouth, Ohio, was in town. q
few days ago. attendingto some business
left unsettled.
The Grand Lodge X. Of II. will hold
their annual session here, beginning Tues
day, April 18th. The meeting will prob
ably be held In the Masonic Lodge room.
Joe Hasenauer sold a portion OF bis
stock Of liquors and bar fixtures. last week.
A large portion Of tho stock Of liquors re-
naming unsold will be taken to Wheel
ing.
The recent thaw showed the great mis-
take made by property owners in not pro,
yiding proper foundation for the brick
payeMepts 10 . nHnber Of places through
town. 81
a number OF Isallans who have been
quartered in the old ranch opposite the
River Shore mill since last summer, left
for some point down the river by the Ohio
River road Sunday morning.
Joe Weymer, watchman at the Kloman
Iron and Steel Works, says several parties
have visited and examined the mill with
. view. to becoming bidders for the purs
chase OF the concern, at the sale which Is
advertised for the 18th prodmo.
George K. Steel, business director OF the
Burr Robbins show and circus, left here o
few days ago, with his vile, to join the
show at its winter quarters at GAINESVILLE,
Wis. Mrs. Steel will accompany her hus.
band through the entire SIMMER 4cam-
paign."
Circuit Court still continues to adrag its
weary length alopg,p to the evident de.
light Of the throng Of professionally who
fQndly hope that the weary regular jurors
will be compelled by the length 81, the
session TO either die or bog Of, and thus
give them q "chance for their white
ally.n
The supply pipe through which water
is forced 10 one OF the batteries OF boilers
ct the State prison burst Saturday after
noon last. No further damage resulted,
nor was any stoppage Of the machinery
battery furnished sufficient steam for all
purposes.
!. NJ. Osborne, Of the Aft. Belleyiew Ho.
tel, has leased the "Moupd City" and will
take possession early in next month. Mr..
Osborne Is fayorably known TO the travel
ing public as Q genial, painstaking host
and experienced caterer, and will no doubt
soon make the Mound City most popu-
lar stopping-place.
Mr.. Costello, Fectien foreman on the
Ohio River road, drew his moths pay on
Friday, the 10th inst, when he nncere-
yHonippsly left town, and has not since
beep heard from. His vile and six or
seven children are left 10 depend upon
theirown exertiols for aljyipg. The family
say Mr.. CQstello had about SS85 In money,