The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-25
MoUNDsvILLE.
a SIIscelIahcous alelange OF Minor Mat
tors from Marshalps METROPOLIS.

a miscellaneous Melnngo OF minor a1nt-
tora from MarshalPs METROPOLIS.
J.B. Mcclure announces his candidacy
for prosecuting attorney "but subject to
Democratic convention" This istak-
On as an indication that all Democrats
do not indorse the candidacy OF that
staunch Democrat, ]. A. Ewing, who
was nominated on combination DEM
ocratic and Peoples party ticket Tues
day. Mcclure has always said that
when he has to be buried he wants tito
be in straight Democratic graveyard.
The drum corps Of tho Young Mems
EIkins Club has been organized as fol-
lows: Ed'King, Sam Wilson and George
Williams, fifers; William Brockman,
drum major; @. 7. Rice, Charles E.
Allen, Harry PurdY and Newton Nc
Gill, snare drums; John Kidder, bass.
This is a very efficient team, and under
the excellent training Of Mr.. Brockman,
tho efficient drum major, we will soon
have the prize drum corps OF the Pan
Handle.
The Republican primary election will
be held to-day between the hours OF
1880 o'clock a. M, and 1880 o'clock p.
m. There sno contest for the nomina-
ton for prosecuting attorney nor for
house OF delegates. The principal fight
centers on the sheriffalty nomination.
The candidates for the latter office are
G. S. McFadden, G. @. Mathews and
William NJ. NOVEL;.
The machinery for. the cotton factory
was shipped here direct from Georgia,
and full blooded cotton mouthed
snake had taken the long ride without
paying a cent Of fare. The workmen
wero little shy while working about
that car.
Three or four men and quantity OF
whisky engaged in free fight last
night. Nobody hurt much. Mounds
vile doesn't often have such affairs
within her limits. These parties do
not belong here.
]. W. Bodley has arrived from staun-
ton and is occupying his cottage on the
camp grounds. This is sure sign that
the camp ground season is about to
open up in earnest
Plans for new residence for w. ".
stidger have been completed. He will
build on Tenth street on LOT recently
purchased OF I. ]. Parsons.
Bunce Chadduck, of Wheeling Island,
is doing the brick work on John 0.
Brooks's new residence and business
building.
Rev. l. L. Stewart, of Williamstown,
was here yesterday, He is negotiating
for a fine building lot on Fifth street.
The Moundsville season will be ush-
cred in on July 8 by the opening Of the
Prohibition assembly meetings.
The Moundsville base ball club will
not 90 to Darlington as announced, the
game having been postponed.
Charles Hornbrook has been at his
home here for several days, suffering
from slight indisposition.
Prof. and Mrs. D. 7. Williams have
taken up their residence on the camp
grounds for the summer.
James McCushey and family, Of
Cameron, will shortly occupy their
campgrounds cottage.
The Moundsville base ball team
challenges any club in the Ohio valley
to cross bats with 1t.
S. R. Hanen and John a. Bloyd have
returned from Sand Hill, where they
were buying wool.
William Johns has returned from
Cameron, whore he was painting Mr..
Pcttitt's residence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. @. f. Woodburn will
spend the summer on the campGrounds.
~ c po5J tha .1v,olI known wool