The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-09
LOCAL nRKYlrIEs.
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THls IS shlOye Tuesday,
THE Brilliant mill ia making iron nails
only,
@BuRR OAKS" at the Academy again
this evening.
THE Mipgo steel plant started on double
turn yesterday.
TVS Is orthodox March weather, Snow
and rain Rlternated yesterday.
THE river is stationary with depth Of
3 feet Il inches in the channel.
CouScIL will have several interesting
topics to consider at its regular meeting
this evening.
Tue last viii and testament OF Adam
Ellingham was yesterday admitted TO pro-
bate and ordered to BIO recorded.
MARTIN VASBUREN was among the
cases before Judge JeiIers yesterday morn
ing. He was fined for dlsorderly conduct
GEORGE RIrcnE has removed his gro:
Gerry TO the southeRst corner OF Main and
Twenty.third streets, opposite his old
stand.
Mr.. OSCAR BURDATTs is about to estab-
lish a hennery ORD large scale. He has
received large inyolce oil leghorn fowls
a. u starter,
The natural gas main to convey fuel
from Pennsylvania to the over'the'Tlver
manufacturing establishments will cross
the river north OF this city;
Tx Andes arrived from Cincinnati at a
late hour last evening and will leave at 3
o'clock this afternoon on her return trip.
She had fair sized manifest,
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day and another applied Tor, bnt the
parties in the latter casa being minors
they were sent home for the written APP
prOyal Of their parents.
CLRnI Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made October 10, by Mitchell
Wadhell 70 Robert Bonar, In Considera-
ton OF $247 for II acres, rod ana ~
perChes OF land on Short Creek.
The next attraction at tho Opera House
will be Charles A. Gardner, tho German
dialect comedian and vocalist, in Carl,
the Peddler," Late in the month Kate
Castlston will appear i'll "Crasy Patch"
LgrTERs addressed to tho following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postollice: Miss Johanni FurchteniGh,
Miss Jennie MoElroy, James W. Shields,
Gus, Grace, John +, Lewis, Samuel 5.
Laue,
Tie case OF Elmus Gump, the alleged
yiolator OF the q. S. postal laws, Is still
lep. Arial iu the U. ). district court, and the
1'lnry again spent the night In tho care OF
deputy marshal at the Mcclure house.
the case bids fair to consume oil ol to.
DAYS session. Gump was on the stand
himself most Of yesterday afternoons ses'
sion.
MISS. j, MEHoLIN, administrative, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, March 10, at 10 o'clock, tho
farm of the late Joseph Meholin, contain.
ing 100 aCres situate three and one.half
miles south Of st. Clairsville and three
miles east Of WarnoCk and Glencoe, This
Is valuable aud desirable farm, and par
ties wishing to purchase will do well to at
tend the sale,
TIE first issue Of the Monthly Bulletin OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city was Issued yesterday. 1t saneat
little four-page paper. The salutatorys
"This little sheet Is Issued for the purpose
OF keeping our members, contributors and
friends generally informed in regard TO
our work, II we receive the advertising
support which we have reason to expect,
the Bulletin will appear the trst Saturday
OF each month"
The success OF the now Upper blast fur.
mace, at Steubenville, is assured, the titat
blast coming out Saturday at 0 7. NJ all
right, there being not the least hitch, and
blasts have continued at regular intervals
ever since. About 700 tons Of bessemer
dig will he made weekly, and rs soon rs
cool enough to handle 1t is loaded on cars
and shipped to the Riverside steel works
al Benwood. The furnace belongs to the
Riverside company, OF this city.
WHEELING IL to DO Visited by Hon. A,
A. Hopkins, Of New York, member Of the
National Prohibition Committee and Leo
ture Bureau and organizer Of the Southern
Department, and Mr.. 4. r. Oarskadon, Of
Keyaer, who are doing o number Of towns
in the State this month, In a temperance
way. They will speak at the Disciples
Church at 3 r. N. and 1880 =. NJ. Wednes.
day. They announce that they will dis
Cuss the live Issues OF the day.
CHARLES TALIMAN, Of Bellaire, and
Charles N. Brady, President Of the. River
side glass works, have leased the building
near the Riverside works at Wellsburg,
heretofore used as agrist mill, and propose
10 convert 1t into an establishment for the
manufacture OF some sort Of specially In
glass. The furnace will be in the rear Of
the building. " 10 not the understand.
ing that the new concern has any partlcu-
lar connection with the Riverside, The
works will probably be In operation bl
April l..