The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-25
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The Wool CLIP $4,000 Islander suit-psl

The Wool ClIp-6s, 600 Islander suit-Per.
II sonal Notes, etc.
Hon. W. s. simonton Is at the Mound
City hotel.
Five ear! were sent out To- the Mounds.
vile coal works yesterday to be loaded for
shipment via the Ohio River road.
The trial Of Clark, Of Wheeling, and
Powers, OF Bellaire, indicted for burglary,
is set for to-day in the Circuit Court.
The Ramsey boys will ship this week
1000 sawed cross tiesFto Buffalo, N. Y,
from their mill on Thomas SCOTS place,
Round Bottom.
Two Baltimore & Ohio engines got Of
the track on the Coal Bank and Camp
Ground road, Monday last, causing con-
siderable trouble In replacing them.
Mrs. William Hammond, Of the First
ward, has been lying in a perfectly help
less condition for several months past, the
result ofiniuties received from a fall.
Alex. Dorsey, Of the Third ward sub
urbs, paid s. damages, together with
costs, for permitting his cow to run at
large and break into lot and destroy a
corn patch.
The Board Of Directors met at the prison
yesterday morning, all the members pres
ent and Ia still in session, quite an un-
usually large amount Of business present.
ing itself for disposal. 5l1l
The Second ward planning mill has Just
completed street sprinkler for Billie
Walker, to be used In keeping the dust
down on Center and B streets between
Smiths corner and the Mound City hotel.
a young man named spriges had his
head pretty badly smashed during q fight
with Frank Manning, Of Roberts Ridge,
the weapon used being corn hoe, q few
days ago. Spriggs' injuries are said to be
OF q serious character, the skull being
crushed in so as to expose the brain.
Miss Maude Potts having received an
appointment in the Bellaire schools de.
clined the place rendered her by the Com:
missfoners Of the Independent district
here. Miss Estella Martin has been selected
by the Commissioners to fill the vacancy
thus occasioned in the corps OF teachers.
Mrs. ]. w. Gallaher and her son John,
who has just arrived home from Alexan.
dria, Va, where he has been attending
college, started yesterday for Gambler, o.,
to attend tho annual commencement OF
the high school, where her youngest con,
Joe, is q student. The meeting Of the
Prison Directors, prevented Mr.. Gala
hers accompanying them.
1t beglns,to look very much Us Il the
strong arm Of the law would have to be
appealed TO in order to compel the Ohio
River Railroad Company TO comply with
the ordinance requiring that company TO
fill up Mechanic street, the full width,
with the level track. The road has now
been completed one year and yet con-
siderable portion Of the fill has not been
made, M
The Marshall county wool clip has been
moving brfskly for tho past few days, an
immense amount being delivered at Glen
Easton, Roseby' Rock, and at this place.
5. I. Bloyd, Esq, took in q large lot here
Monday iis yesterday, bought it is
understood for the Messrs. Horkheimer, OF
Wheeling, woolior which 20 cents was paid,
which is 4 cent per pound above what has
been the ruling price in this vicinity.
The fact that ex-Sheriff Hicks finds the
accounts OF several OF the school districts
oyerdrawn to considerable amount, ac-
counts for the unusually smiling eounte-
nance and attability OF manner noticeable
in that official for some days past. 1t is
always pleasant for a Sheriff In making
settlements with Boards OF Education 10
find that he Is not indebted Ia the dis
tricts, and that they have ovenirawn the
foil ataount placed III his hands for col.
lection, aud especially go when, as in this
naaa aI1Nk state ~ EJot. e. 1