The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-24
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Items and Events Of Interest eleansdf from
Exchanges,

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The st, Mary's Oracle says; scarlet
fever 10 still something Of an eploemlc
In the upper end OF town and school mas
closed on account OF " 9ntll alteF lhe
holidays, we undsrssana E5e
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A little Swear old daughter Of Mlnter
]. jackson, who resides near buckhan'
non, met WITH quite 2 serious acelueht,
1t seems the little child wandered away
from the house 70 the pasture, Whete
she was attacked pya savage DUCK sneeP
who knocked her. down, broke hef COL
lar bone aud bruised her up consluera'
bly,. Fears were entertained q 10 heF
recovery from the effect OF TINS rough
treatment
A large furniture factory $40 pe g.
tablished at ChaE'estown, Jeue[Son
county, by Chicago capitalists, Ihs
plant will cost $4,000, ten thousand o.
which will be subscribed by the Cltlzens
Of Charlestown' Among Ihs local pro
motors are Messrs. ". H. IE9Vsrs, W.
F, Lippitt, John !, CoIston, J;O Holmes
Gustav Brown, 5. Lee fhllIlps, =, a.
Alexander, D, A. Phillips, h. IL OooKe
and Joseph TfapneGi'
1t Is reported that the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad company has established
an employment bureau at Terra Alta,
and are hiring all the young men they
can got to act as braKemen, hFelneh' elc'
Tho rush Of freight over tue man stetn
ofthe road has never been 81 Steat as "
is now, and on several occasions otueis
have been Issued 70 its western agent
not to receive freight Tor I'VE or ten DAYS
at a time on account o. tue insufficient
carrying capacity OF, It's rolling SOCK
New cars and engines however, afe
being added TO the road as iast as the
shops can turn them Out,
Tho Hinton Independent reports that o
corps Of engineers Is engaged in survey
lug the banks OF New River above Hin
ton. They are under orders Of q railway
company to run a line up TINS river anu
a branch otitknown as East river 70 :
distance OF tity or sixty miles; lhey
claim not to know the oDlectot W. sur
vey, but, as this direction and distance
will bring them 10 the tocan9htaS
branch otthe No ". NM, the citlHens
OF the county hope that " portenas the
building OF the connecting llne between
the two systems which has long been 80
earnestly desired.
Tho correspondent Of tho Cumberland
News writes the following; "rhere will
he a memorial at the coming session oil
General Assembly OF Maryland, asking
70 an appropriation to widen and clear
out The channel Of the Potomac river
from a point near the Baltimore & Ohio
shops 10 q point below the Island neal
the towns Of Piedmont and Western.
port, thereby preventing the flooding oil
lie towns with every rise In the river,
The responsibility ia with the State Of
MARYLAND, as It is claimed, that State has
liberalization up to the high water mark
81 tho Potomac river"
rho R,oxton Democrat contains the
%,oiIoS,nS. On lat Saturday evening
nhtI" NJ Omit. one Of the timber con.
,,"ctors nm tho railroad, was returning
I,om Sy sntton to Flat Woods, he saw iust
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