The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-16
MoUEDSvILLE
A M~i.e.ilantons neiange OF Minor Mat
tiers from Nsr>hnli's Metropolis.

tFTt ttoih oUOlths
The county court convened in special
session yesterday morning to receive
bonds and sweaT in the newly elected
officers. The business was not cOnclud-
cd yesterday and the court will be In
session again to-day. James Z. Doyle,
Marshall county's new sheriff, filed his
general bond In the sum 0t 5000 with
the following as surrti.S: William Dow
lcr.G. A. Dowler, C. ". Vance. C. II.
Srabright. W. b. Leach. J. \. DuBoise,
Oscar Mcmillan. G. +. Gray. b. F. Mel
CHEN. +. NJ. Lewis. S.. NJ. Cunningham,
David Levi. Henry Riddle, C. W. Kmn-
hardt and Walter McMILlen. His school
bond In the aTnOun OF $1,000 Will be filed
to-day, IL being delayed by reason Of one
OF the bondsmen being unable to get
here yesterday. Sheriff Doyle named a.
one OF his deputies S. ". Cunningham,
one ~ the present number under Shcr-
III Mathews. Mr.. Cunningham will also
be the JaIlor, which office J. l.. Nc
Combs holds now. Sheriff Doyle said
yesterday he would not name his other
deputies for a m"ath Or two. but that
they would be from Union and Cameron
districts. County Clerk Lewis renewed
his bond in the sum Of 5000 with c. W.
kronhardt. Henry RIDDLE and e. W.
Vance as suTetleF. Assessors ROsebcrry
and Chase each filed their bonds for 49,
900. The justices Of the peace from the
several diatricis also fled their bonds.
The Daily Echo ycSctriny gives out
the statement that satisfactory arrange
ments have been made with the stock
holders Og the shoe factory. whereby the
property has passed Into other hands
and Will be put In operation as soon us II
can be gotten ready. Il. N. Spur, II
says. has arranged TO pay the stockhold-
erH the sum OF 1880 with q guarantee
that the factory will remain md be op-
Grated IN Moundsvllle. and that Il Is un-
dcrs,oOd that Wheeling capitalists nre
behind the enterprise. The organized
stockholders will receive about twenty
five ceats on the dollar for their stock.
Eliza Riggs. OF Pleasant Valley. and
Miss Mary L. DaEuc. OF Viola, both OF
this county. were licensed to wei yester-
day by Clerk Lewis. As n matter OF
course, he requested II 10 be kept a Sc
crct for a Few days, and as ne said this
to the clerk. he failed TO observe the In
t%elIIgcnCcr reporter tandlnG near. who
nabhed the item. The couple will be
married on Thursday at the home of the
brides parents by Rev. NJ. ". Rider.
Another marriage license was Issued to
Harrison Frey, aged 70, and Miss Cora
Purdy, aged 81. both Of Moundsvillc.
They were married last evening by Rev.
s. J. Cotton.
V. 4. Weaver. whose residence. with
its contents. was destroyed by n gaS cx-
plOsIon two weeks a!SO. has removed into
the Protestant Episcopal rcctory and
will occupy II for the present. He has
not as yet decided to rebuild on his pro-
pcrty. Rector Il. VI. Spur and wife
have taken rooms at the Parish hotel.
The members OF Independent Hose
Company No . believe In Eh0d lltcrl-
turc. They have decided 10 establish n
library of ono hundred volumes, TO be
open NJ all times TO the members.
Mrs. G. l.. Kimberly. who was taken to
the Wheeling hospital several months
ago for the am utatiOn Of a limb. made
necessary by the formation nf n cancer,
has Returned In Improved health.
Galiahcr d Parkinson. the steamboat
agents, are in negotiation for n wharf
boat, TO be- placed nj M early day at the
Fourteenth street wharf. This hns been
y long felt want with shippers.
Rev. W. a. VILLA ms, who has been
holding meetings at Portland, was sum-
mOned by telegram to New Athens, O.,
where his baby Is slClt with pneumonia.
John o. Brooks Ia expected 10 arrive
In u day or two from Texas. being call.I
horne by his fathers Illness.
The Republican county committee
held a meeting yesterday to close up
some unfinished business.
C.. A.. Weaver has gone 10 Wcstncld,
Mngs.. 10 attend n meeting Of the United
States whip Company.
S. C. Shaw. editor Of the Huntington
Times. Is here on IL viaIt 10 hIs parents.
Mrs. Henry Scnmon Is spending a few
days In Wheeling.