The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-24
MouNpsyI1LE.
A miscellaneous Molangs OF Minor Mat
tsra from MnrshaIps Metropolis.

A miscellaneous Molangs OF Minor Mat
tiers from Siarshalrs Metropolis.
In three hours on Thursday one
piece OF property in this city was dis
posed OF three times at quite hand
some profit, considering the amount In
yolyed. Hubs & Weythe, partners
and propristors Of the Central House,
sold out TO an ex-convlct by the name
OF Chalfant for S2S5. In about three
hours after, Chaliant sold back to Hubbs
& Weythe for Sl0O. both going in as
equals, and before evening OF the came
day Hubbssold ont his share to Weythe
at the price paid for 1t. Chalfant was
released from the penitentiary some
DAYS ago, and when he was discharged
he had the handsome sum of Sl,S00
handed over to him, being the accumu.
lation OF his pension money since his
confinement there. His son came from
Cincinnati, but did not tell his father
that his wife wanted him to return
home until after he had made some
wild speculations and spent some Of
his money in drunkenness, but when
he did 80, the father was anxious to 20,
aud agreed to sell out for most any.
thing. Both have since gone.
Judge Campbell was down yesterday
and held another session OF the Circuit
Court. A number OF chancery cases
were submitted and orders entered.
This term OF court has been quite o
long one. owing to a large amount OF
the chancery causes being submitted
late in the term. Being unable to finish
up yesterday, the judge will be here
again next Tuesday and hold another
session. The McMechen corporation
Injunction was to have come up but
was postponed.
Aparty of gentlemen from Franklin
district were before the county court
Yesterday, interested in the establish
ment OF ferry at Clarington. Thomas
Gain was the principal mover in the
project, and was represented by B. +.
Meighen. Ewing & Newman repre-
sented the opponents. The court de-
cided and granted Gain the privilege to
establish II. The court ended its labors
yesterday afternoon and adjourned I'M
til December 4.
Circuit Clerk-elect L. L. Stidger yes
terday took the oath OF his Office, gave
bond in the sum OF $1,000 end entered
upon his duties, Capt. A. o. Baker re-
firing after service Of forty.one years
In county offices, twenty-one years being
spent in the clerks Office. The bonds
men qualified were ]. 3. Hicks, W. W.
stidger OF this city, aud G. W. Pipes,
OF Cameron.
The Jr. o. q. A. NJ. OF the city will OBJ
serve tomorrow as their day of thanks
giving and praise. At 8 o'clock in the
afternoon they will hold a meeting, to
which everybody is invited, in their
hall room above the opera house. Rev.
G. W. Grimes will deliver the sermon at
this meeting. The past year has been a
remarkable one in that order.
JIM. Hughes, Of the firm Of Wareham
& Hughes, the contractors for the cleo
trio railway was here yesterday, accom-
panied by their attorney, Dan Fl. Stone.
and engineer. Everything is in readi-
nesa for the commencement OF work on
Monday morning. The iron will be
shipped this week.
Little Prince Lodge No. 70 OF the K.
Of p. OF this city held very interesting
meeting at their lodge room Thursday
evening. They propose holding ba-
zaar five days OF holiday week in the
opera house.
Dr.. Mccullough, OF Washington coun-
ty, Pa, formerly OF this county, was
here Thursday. He has decided to
locate here in the very near future.
The marriage of DR.. A. ?. Linsy, Of
this city, to Miss Cornolia A. Briney,
OF Philadelphia, will occur December
IS, at the home OF the bride.
Congressman-elect Capt B. B. Dove
ner and Col. W. W. Arnett, OF Wheel
ing, were attending circuit court yester-
day,
BE. Coukle & Son have their build
ing completed and ready for the ma
chinery to begin the manufacture OF ice.
Mrs. R. T. skinner, OF Cincinnati, re-
turned Thursday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Col. ]. Ii. Lockwood.
Mrs. Margaret Hammond and daugh-
ter. Miss Maggie, have returned from q
visit TO relatives in Cameron.
Frank NJ. Burchinal, Of Pennsylvania,
Is the guest of his uncle, John W. Bur-
chinal, editor OF the Herald.
Mrs. J. W. McOaskey and Mrs. John
Lawson, OF Pittsburgh, are guesta at G.
A. Weaver's.
isaac Booth. of Bellaire. was here yes
terday, the guest of his son, j. NJ.
Booth.
Miss Ella Harris entertained num-
Der OF her friends last evening.
John ("Buzz'') Lindsey, oil Kansas, is
here visiting relatives.