The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-13
THE WEST VIRGINIA BOOM.

The Clarksburg NclS is twelve years
old.
The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad will
build n new depot at Ceredo.
Boot building is quite brisk at Mason
CITY and the other boat yards down the
river
.poir+ Pleasant IL negotiating with re-
sponsible parties for the location Of n
class factory there.
pit pIoosort,s row huildino nssocia.
tion Is doin% much toward the improve
mcnt of that town.
~, ~, IN, oyor ION miles of BRIDGES
on he Ohio river ri road. not counting the
IriS"e NJ Paint Pleasant.
u,nt;.,.tnn ovnoc,s n have her new
Huntington EXPECTS ~ H ,';,I, GnvN v"
Str"e' ,i'.iiiIo,oI I Iu r%nSi '
"Otto vt mp ~, n"Sa oro sorore IN
TL i;n o,as,, fr % Ninth ~ tcnth street
NJ iHiu ateia"o III, ,i Lr;"i, no M cxnHri.
.nis spring. VIZ" O'''"' 80 go
mint .n u,y,......,,,,,;,
!hree'iliths OF ai the DEoniihc n TTo;t ~
s snls country j. lFo Tuu' ~ of Cliiton
S ~ oheih'c"l Company % ~
W. va.
MIR. Ensign, oil me inntilg1oa va g.I'
works, says he greatly prSleFs Mest
gln'a coke to oohnellsNllIe coNe ~ 'ie
same price
Il. Shore, OF Huntington, mas secured u .
the contract Tor building the new =. q
Q. passenger depot ut the ihchhe Jus'
above Charleston.
There is an abundance of good iron
ore within ten miles OF Point Pleasant,
says the Gazette, lying undevcI09ped, that
II tapped and put, on the market would
be IL big thing to the county.
Huntington parties offer the Norfolk
& Western Railroad Company free right
of way from Logan G. H., and depot
site, to extend their road down the
Guyandotte river to that city,.
There is talk Of the Ohio River Rail.
road Company building branch road
through Richie county TO Troy in Gill
mcr county, where there are said to be
some OF tho best veins OF coal in the
State.
II 10 said that the Norfolk & Western
railroad romnany contemplatVs building
an extension OF its line through to the
Ohio river. The Mcdowell Progress is
hopeful that this event will be consume
mated shortly.
The ion fnctorv Mt Parkersburg is well
nnder wnv and before the heated sea-
son il hirIv here the citizens OF that
town will cniov the luxury of artificial
ice NJ ma low n rate M the less desirable
natural product has heretofore been fur
nished.
Tbo sow mills were nil running and
doing n nice business in the way OF get
tinU ont n fine lot of lumber until the
snow. when they laid off few days.
VIII county can saw that she manufac-
turcs M nTcS and finer lumber than any
comfy in thc State Eli,dLeih Tran.
sc,;n, " '
'"| -, 1,.,,;,.o, ohio will com.
a hrin rom Ii"lli nv ,,,a 0 ,,ar,ni,a
me- oS W. s%'n On extensiTc tIourinp
'n Wy 1891 ~ po;n, Pleasant fitted nm with
the latest machinery and having capa.
city OF 100 barrels OF fine flour and 80 OF
roller meal or feed per day. All the ar
engagements have been completed.
Jauos NJ Uensley of Hartfort City,
WINS ~ IyLceIinc tbs other day in attend.
Gnce on the Enforcement convention,
called for n discussion of West Virginia's
resources r, s and future development. He
Ind intended to 90 to Colorado this sum
mer but cot so enthused over West Vir-
ginia's prospects, that he has determined
to stay .-Rdcine Tribune.
NJ: = prmboroor Tnmhor Com
ron nv b -. saIS tb"isi mill nropertv Mt
Rh a.S. i "nT ~ IN -;vcr tranchtse n the
RYE n W. aaH .'i poa W. and lumber Com.
n pCA W aVeI n tor "'H onarntipS tSerc
RSa aH ". S,.ni s,ocEho,iars of the new