Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

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- in that county, and the idea is to
81. y ,,,eeable features ofan extra slang kind.
~ because one of its patrons in Virginia.
=, 10 have his paper discontinued, and be-
Wv. ., II. .osing and general grammar were bad,
-, he was in arrears for his paper, the
q spots him as fair sample of Virginians,
.I..,t, 10 hold them up, through him, TO rid
-. lisa contemplate method to e!ectiOneer,
-I,, .5ttor whose locks are gray, ought to
-. mon, policy This head, venif he had not
.,,,,,pee for truth in his heart.
l,,, week, during tltat delightful weather,
-'a,, run into the country and visited parts
'rmi5 md Brook counties. Everything savor>
:, ,f;s, and hustle on the farrns, and al hands
r,,.bu,ify engaged in gathering in the apples,
s.i,r the potatoes, cutting the corn and get
t,.ii things ready for the short days and cold
-, Of winter. Those that burned coal were
~ with their teams filling the coal houses be-
g.. deep mud aud increased rates should
q in. This, we thought, was certainly domes-
t. economy.
The trccs-Oh! how beautiful they looked,
ending oil and on, as it were, in the deep blue
q The dstasce: and near by, they stood, dressed
r 50 many numerous and gorgeous colors. 1t
r,sss ones heart glad to be able to lift their
rss beyond the four sides of an Office, and in
sd Of barren brick and mortar, take in miles
.,tle glorious country sights of this season of
d. year. "Diin, deinure October" has been
,fiaad sung many times, but VIC always loved
la fascinating, coQnctlish adicus to the sum
rGissun.
Along the road, at Clinton, Liberty and Betha-
II, Ee noticed numerous Fillmore aud Buchap.
L Poles with their flags Haunting in the air, and
dtir gOuTs Of boys, ready with their hurruhs.
Al! these are halcyon days for the boys-excel-
lat thtir lurgs ard patriotism. twas Ma
ulouuing who accustomed his nePhews to
.a %, "hurrah for hurlGhI' on every second
Ir,,Gsy Of November during the three years OF
il;am between the Presidential elections, in
c,sr that they might not forget the glorious
iF,itge That's patriotism with thousands Of
lqfe just as the cry Of "ChaFe tay" was
'i'tr hish peasant womcn.
II Be;asny the College session is just opening
ri lie town was all alive with groups of stu
lit, cone in fiom cvCIy AIT of the Union. A
~ hrge number arc now on hands and a very
{. session. is expected.
N:y buildings We're going upin different parts
5as town and rich packages of goods were
a-s opened at the stores. j. Z. Curtis has
l.':Aased a very large and complete assortment
oOds and is filling to overflow his beautiful
n ,paeious store room. We have frequently
sssht goods of our friend Curtis, and we can
s.GienLy ask attention TO the series of facts
1frth in card in another column, as being
rsl worthy the consideration Of our friends up
tat way From small beginning, by his in
i-,try and ability, he has worked himself up to
Il: position of a heavy dealer. And all around
sitcoantry the people have signalize,i him as a
sa whom they delight to patronize. 0urpoPu-
N friend ''Samiyel," him of the firm of ADAMS
Co. has store, just the mate to that of Curtis
rii' liiegisc filing it with the choicest seicc-
s"s GOm the Eastern markets, and the endeav-
sEov seems to be between them who shall sue
al best in doing the agreeable" to customers
they both have the Inducements in the way of
cap goods.
Another taking feature in the stir of business
''' there was the public spirit cyinced by our
lat Of the Eagle House. lie is extending his
Atelr obliteTating alleys and play grounds, in
atsF hat On big days, which are by no means
Ia cut there, he can take care of the whole pub
Il He has erected stables, carriage sheds &C., of
a' most comfortable and substantial kind, and
Is low prepared to meet all demands the visiting
Community may make upon him. Mr.. Mathews,
Ui,'''-s vel for his cnterprise-he has been
'oe to mike ,heseimproyemcnts because he has
sae'se4sd in pleasing the pubiic,and we sincere
!! nope he may be still more successful in future
20 one need provide themselves with horses OF
ages when the go out there Washington he's
81 an extensive Livery Stable.