The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-10
DELlAIRE,
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip fro
the Clnss CITY.

| AL SORTS or fsdcht News ana gossip IRON
| the Glass City.
There are twenty prisoners In the county jall
Monroe county cheese Is being shipped I,
Nebraska.
Dealers here arc receiving corn. oats and la!
from the FAR West. -H.
Tho steamer Liberty IS taking lumber here fol
down river points daily. u
| Mrs. Z. Haas and son, Of the Fourth watd, ar,
among Cleveland friends. "a
secnnd ward dealers arc handling immens,
lots OF hides and tAllow these days.
Bishop Thoburn, Of india. will DO At the n. Z
| church on Thursday evening Of next week.
Box shook Is being shipped from here 10 Tole
DO, right Into tho heart 81 tho lumber districts
The Lausbila MIL Company. SiaiiIn's Ferry
o., purcha,ed two Of Colonel lanEins mule,
yesterday. r,HEF
Harry EbeIlclh. conductor on tho Cleveland
Pittsburgh lsailroad, has bought Fourth
ward residence.
A lumber raft consigned to Dubois. the Isn
wool lumber man, arrived yesterday from
Northern Pennsylvania.
CIR. Gostl!ng, the cement man. IS developing
MS Plnch run posseMi0ns. lie has cement rock
lfe clhy mud good llmest0ne.
The sldlngs IN lower town arc full OF Ohio
Valley material. The shortage OK ilsh bars II
Keeping the track laying back.
Tho paved streets are torn IN In several
places: The plumbers putting IN new and repair
Ing old Pipe, both water and sewer.
John Burns was burned by hot molten steel at
the steel works wedLcsday night. iita back SUI.
icfed most. DR.. Piper dressed his wOnnds.
One Of the stained glass windows OF the NJ, Z.
cfiHrch hts bccft broken. Rcfeehs VIII be put
over them 10 keep the boys from breaking
more.
Marshal D. G. Shepherd and Miss Nora Baker
were married. At II 30 yesterday morn Ing by Rev.
Mr.. Eaton. They left for Cleveland an The noon
tain.
The remains OF Mrs. Barnett wete taken to the
bethel, for interment. A large cDncourso OF
friends aud relatives followed them 10 tho 10
o'clock train.
. Willard Judd. Of Illinois. n prominent farmer
there, a. one time resident Of this county,
came TO his old home yesterday, the Arst time
Tor twelve years, and Ia tho guest Of his mother
out on Smith street.
Six new houses OF the latest design and a
school house lust below town, Ia tho Crnngle
addition TO tho city, mako guile a cIty.liSe
nppcaiancc. In a few years the bottoms there
will DO covered with houses.
The bids for the construction OF the system Of
turnpikes IN Pul,ney township vas opened by
all or Il portion Of the work and the awards
showing Il total OF $50 $50 were made as fellows:
section /, Bella!te and wegee pike to DouRhrrty
4 Co.. for S3.7GJ. Section aud ., lisllalre and
West Wheeling, to same for 1890 and $3.50 re.
spccilyely. Seasons and Q, IIellaire and 81.
Clairsvilc to .ament s5,GiOa aud S3l90 respective.
ly. Sections 8 and 4, TO ". J. M.Claiu, for SIZES
and s5,l2j 1,e1lafre and McAtahona creek was
rwGrI!cd as follows: Sections !. 8 mud to
Dougher,y & Co.. Si2i5. 81, JGO md s3,6ij respect.
iFely. Sections .. $500, .. Si.G9. t. $3.50, 10
". ]. McCluiu. Bellairc nnd Jacobsburg was
awarded as follows: LIST. 5th and 9Th sections 10
". J. McClain for Sjl25. 100. 5000 respective.
ly: md ID aud ith 10 Dougheliy & Co. for $3.50
and s5.lio respectively. The BID on tho second
section was tic at $1,000. and is not yet award.
CT. The iirm Of B6aghefty l. TO-, who we're
awarded part OF the bids for the new pixies, is
composed rs follows: john Davis. Charles RIOS.
ser and William Dougherty, Of the Ohio Valley
railroad, .r ''.r =