The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14
MouNDsvlhlE.
A miscellaneous Malansp OF Atlnur Stat.
tiers from pIRrshnli's pIeiropnltA

A aiiseeiianeous Malan.p OF Minor Stat.
tiers from piarshnii's Meironolia
The Mining aud Manufacturing COM
pany Is comforting with throo splendid
industries, and the prospects for tho
securing OF two OF them for Mounds
vile Is good. One Ia factory for tho
making OF all kinds OF plush goods. and
will employ 100 to 200 hunds; another
Is glass factory, employing from 800
to 400 people, and tito third 10 large
mill for tho manufacturing OF WOODEN
fabrics. All these plants want 10 come,
and tho prospects aro that satisfactory
arrangements will BIO made TO got them,
Tho contractors Of tho Schumacher
building have made careful measure.
mcnt ut the point where II was reported
that tho high bank was pressing tho
masonry in, and claim that tho :oport
Is unfoundcd and that tho wall Ia per-
fcctly plumb, as proved by the meas.
urcment. Tho props aud supports
placed against the wall were merely
put there as u safeguard In caso there
was any tendency toward cnving.
Everybody will DO glad to learn that
tho reports wcr0 unioundcd, rs tho
building Ia ono OF tho best in the city,
The Mining and Manufacturing com.
pany closes its first years work to.dny,
and Il glance backward shows that It's
record is ono to DO proud OF. Factories
have boon located that will give en-.
ployment 10 500 men, and tho town has
taken on new lease Of lilo and pros.
pcrity. The moss and dust have been
made to fly at alirely rate, and even
tho old croaker who formerly sat on n
store BOX and groaned about tho dead
town puts moro energotically at his
pipe as he watches his wife split kin.
ding wood and carry coal and wator.
Tho wires Of the Moundsvillo and
GraysYillo telephone line gave way in
several places beneath tho heavy occu.
mutation OF leo and became mixed up
with tho electric light wires, keeping q
force OF men busy getting them fixed
up before tho current was turned on
last night.
j. NJ. Booth and L. 2, Gray appraised
the personal estate OF Ellen Alexander,
deceased, yesterday. The personal
property rs appraised amounted to
about $4,000. Addison Harris was also
appointed rs one OF tho appraisers, but
owing 10 sickness was unable to DO
present.
4 glance at tho marriage license
record for Marshall county for 1891 re-
veals tho fact that 100 licenses were is
sued between January !, 1891, and
January !, 1892. The preceding year
only lS2 were issued, but 1889 scored
POI.
Master Frank, a little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. V, A. Weaver, slipped and fell on
the ice yesterday, breaking his arm.
The streets and sidewalks were glare
OF ice, and many falls were reported, but
this is tho only serious result.
w. P. Richmond, OF Mcighcn, was
here yesterday making his settlement
as administrator OF the estate OF Adam
Toler, deceased.
John Mcconnell, Of the First ward
has been seriously i'll from the effects OF
relapse when recovering from the
grip.
W, A. Haggcrty, OF Huntington, is
here in tho interest Of a Philadelphia
publishing house, and visiting friends.
Joe Bloyd, who has been here from
the Warrington oil field for few days,
will leave for Pittsburgh to-day.
The Newport club gave another dance
last night. The party was very on.
joyable one.
The pcnitcntiary directors held their
regular meeting yesterday.