Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
NIOUNDSVILLE.

mOUNDSNlLLE'
MoUNDsvILLE, October lo.-W. w.
Smith is furnishing and laying the orlcK
used in the construction OF the electric
light power houses.
Col ] w. Gallaher. Jr., of the Govern
orss staff. went down TO Gallipolis Wednes-
dav TO attend the centennial celebration at
that city.
The floating saw mill Clipper was OPP
Grating at this point during the past week
Prison officials say there was no truth IN
the report published in the Uetz6t Democrat
that Albert Stewart, convict, was sick with
typhoid fever Stewart has not been SICK
since brought TO the pen"
Bridge Carpenter Bob Howell put in
new pump at the Ohio River railroad water
tank below town last Sunday.
The heating furnaces for Trinity L. T..
church. bought in Cincinnati, o., are 10 be
delivered here by the 18th INST.
The SO. 900 damage suit of Gath's admin
istrator against the Ohio River Railroad
Company. set for trial Wednesday last,
was not continued, - as stated in an even
inc paper. but reset for another day OF the
present term Of Court, viz: the 18th inst.
IL is true. as stated in the Herald, that two
boat loads of paving bricks arrived from
New Cumberland last Monday, but that
the work of paving our streets was going
"merrily on" when the paper was issued
Thursday, was not true. No paving had
been done for about week. The work OF
unloading the brick was not begun untI
Yesterday friday morning.
Richard Chaddock has concluded a sue
cessful burning of l25, 600 brick kiln Tor
W. w. Smith. -,
Work on the Kroutz farm oil well will
be resumed lust as soon as the engine and
machinery, which were washed some as
lance from the well by last Sunday nights
flood, can be replaced.
Sheriff Burley is now drawing a 81 per
month pension.
The report comes from Ouray, Col, that
Geo. &. Lindsey and his partner nave as
posed of one of their claims for s3,9OO cash.
Mr.. Warfeld, proprietor OF the ONO
Valley Nurseries, IS about tnisning up an
unusually large fall shipment Oh Irult anu
ornamental trees. .,-.,-
Fires were lighted in the large brick Kiln,
containing 375, 900 bricks, at the prison last
Monday. ...
over 300 poles are required TO carry
the wires of the Electric light plant here.
Thomas Lowe, of the First ward, got
Si65 back pension money a snort OIuie dSo'
He gets y per month.
MIR. Tondv. quite an old gentleman, was
brought I'm from Sherrard a few days ago
insane and taken 10 the asylum al weston
A Young man named Beatty, OF Columbus,
o.. one of the civil engineers corps on the
Ohio Valley railroad across the river from
here. became insane and was taken 10 the
asylum last week.
Nessrs. Dorsey and Edwards have
bought the old rolling mill Office ana VIII
have it hauled up 10 their planning mill 10
be used as an office.
Cant. Criswel, late conductor on tue
Ohio River road. and Ned Hogan, en-
cineer. have quit that road, and started 10
Louisville. Ky, last Tuesday
Oscar Wright, ESQ, of the Second ward,
started out as salesman for Weaver Sons
last Wednesday Col. Il. j. Patterson, rep
rescntiug the same firm, also lett Tor an
extended trip in the Northwest the same
day.
John Ward. son of Mrs Ward, just east
of town. has been insane Tor the past TWO
weeks. but as the unfortunate young man
is So mild and apparently harmless IL mas
not vet been decided necessary TO SEM MN
Oh the asylum He IS about - years oil age
married. but has no children.
The washing out of the treStle on the
roam to the coal bank which occurred last
SUNDAY night. inJerleres materially with
the working of the bank, as no cars can be
sent out Only sufficient amount OF coal
is being mined 10 supply the local demand,
which at this season OF the year IS con-
siderable
Dorsey x Edwards planning mill started
up Thursday last. The mill wall no DOUBT
be kept running steady as soon as iuII
supply of lumber Is procured, as the trm
has ample capital TO DO large business
Capt. FitZSimmonS with his WiIe ana
o. HHlr#r rnHr fsInI u
friends in Wetzei county for a week past.
Judge PAUL having refused 10 dissolve
the Injunction granted by Judge Brannon
restraining the City Marshal from collect
mrtaxes assessed 70 pay interest on the
$4,000 alleged street paving bonds, brought
bv the Marshall county banks, the case
will now 20 % the Court of Appeals, where
il NAV possibly be heard and finally de-
cided i'm June next MIR. Mcclure, the at
tornev who secured the Injunction, eX-
presses himself as being entirely confident
that 10 VIII be sustained and made perpet-
ual by the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
The Young c0iored man charged WIN
cutting "a fellow deckhand on steamboat,
near here. and arrested upon the boat
reaching your city, about four months ago,
was discharged from Jail last Saturday,
there being no prosecuting witness against
him before the grand jury. He cot sum
mer's board and lodging at the expense OF
the taxpayers of the state
An Ohio River railroad locomotive struck
and killed a cow belonging TO MI Rush
am employee of the road, IN the southern
part of the corporation last Thursday.
The b. X O. carpenter corps Is working
I'm this vicinity repairing damages TO
trestles. resulting from last Sunday night
floods. with headq quarters here.
20. 90 tho ~itNl Nltt1-
ton of real and personal property. state
county. district and corporation IN the sew
eral districts of Marshall county FOR 1883
is as follows: Clay district proper, Sl.4O;
CLAY district independent, Sl.33: Clay DIS
trict CITY. 81 % Cameron district, 81. 50;
Liberty district. Sl10; Meade district,
81 10: Franklin district. Sl55; sand Hiu
district. $40; Union district, Sl5H3 WEB
stcr district, SLgO; Washington proper
81 As: Washington Independent, SL59;
Washington City, SLH'
Services are now held at o'clock p. m,
nj Trinity u. r. Church, instead of as
heretofore. I'm order to accommodate mem
beers living out of town.
Charley Ross and man named Van
dvuc were guests of Jaller Jones last
night Too much booze.
The main line of the electric light plant
wire is being put on the poles to-day.
H. G.. Martin, Esq, has purchased the
old Episcopal Church building from h.
Weavcr's Sons, lately occupied by that
firm as "A fly net factory.
There is Il right considerable amount OF
"cussin going on about the Court House
this morning because Court adjourned
Thursday last till Monday next
FAIEMONT.
81, C..t,,.fe yy-o,l- j. ,.orid1,-