The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-29
LOCAL BREY1TIES.
Matter. OF Minor Alomen. in and Abou.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
W!LEonHES, Turnerl
TIE Benwood nail factory started up
yesterday after 3 shot shnt do1n.
WHEAT brings IS and 90 cents per
bushel, the last price being paid for old
wheat.
A COW va struck and killed by q B.
& o. engine on the track south Of Forty
second street yesterday.
The Wheeling 1rs!almen. Company
has ils store on Market street above
Twelfth especially .~asteiully decorated.
Two children Of superintendent OF
Mails Cowl are sick at Dir. Cowl's cot.
tage IN the Moundsyille camp grounds.
A LOST child named Lynch, whose
parents live in the Sixth ward, spent
several hours at Police Headquarters
late night before last.
Mas. Rosa HARrLEin was yesterday
appointed q committee for G.. F. Hart.
leib, IN insare person; bond 81, 900, with
jeremiah iIa,tltib ss surety.
TN MCCARTHY, o! the Island, was
hitching up q stallion when II kicked
him, cutting his left ear nearly OF. Dr..
Myers sewed up the wound.
TRAINS on the Elm Grove Railroad
will leave Wheeling OF lo o'clock on
Tuesday and Wednesday 10 accommo.
date the strangers who are stopping out
the road.
Dixie HASSAN, at stall 80, In the Up.
per matke! house, has received from
California n shipment OF pluns and
peaches superior to anything ever seen
IN this market. They are worth inspect.
Ing.
TIE marks at the wharf indicated
two feet and rising very slowly last
night. Yesterday the Matt. F. Allen
departed for Parkersburs at 1880 a. IN.
The II. X. Bedford ieayes in the same
trade to-day at the same hour.
TIE time for holding the Republican
primary elections In the country dis.
tricts a week from next Saturday has
been changed from . to 5 p. m, as already
called, to . to 7 p. IN. This will accom-.
nodate a greater number OF people.
THE stonework for the new Back river
bridge is rising rapidly above the water,
about thirty fee! OF each pier and abut.
ment having been completed. II is hop
ed that nc high water will be e1per'
fenced until the bridge Is completed.
JAMES Polk, a colored man living q.
l409 Woodsst street. complained to the po.
lice yesterday tina: he had had stolen from
his house q eilver box OF very elaborate
design and costly character, and filled
with fine cigars and cigarettes. The
police did not find it.
THE Amalsamated scale was signed
by the Standard Iron and Steel Company
yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock.
Boiling departments numbers !, . and 3
vii! 20 on this morning and by to.mo,'
row the entire mill will be on. The
laborers' scale was tigned last week.
JAMES MASLEY and Jack Mullen 90;
into q difficulty yesterday evening aud
crossed to West Virginia to settle the
matter in true pugilist!c style. Alanley
was too much for Mullen, and admins.
tered a severe beating TO that worthy,
who had to be assisted across the river.
-Baiaire Independent. 3.
IL another column OF this issue will
be found the advertisement OF W. B
Allison, manufacturer OF iron and wire
lences, wire screens for banks, Offices,
etc., fly ecreens for doors and windows
and ell kinds OF wire articles. Mr.. ALI.
sons storeroom and workshop are loca'
ted at 1907 Eof street. and is the only
one OF the kind in the State.
The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Company has a large force ut work bal.
lasting up their track between Martina
Ferry and Burlington. They expect to
have trains TO run on the newroad with.
in a few days. Foreman L. Wooster, Of
the c. l. ?. road, has mad a large gang Of
men at work in the past week laying
the frog which connects the Wheeling
Terminal route with the G. 4 P. at Bur
lingtou.