The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-17

NJ NON. Den has eeu Feinstated In
Risl clett Ntn the q treasury DepArsS
A YOUNG LADY was married at.Honds-
vile, Marion county, few days ago.
whose age was fourteen and whose
weight was 1876 lbs. An Yearly rose. y
GREAT DISCOVERY IN MoRaANTowN.
The Morgantown Post says an i'm
portant discovery has been made in
that town, VIZ: That when q certain
b ouss thsEe was built forty years ago a
quart was built up in the
jam of the chimney. 80 The, discovery
has created tquIteiia sensation among
the iP0stman! and the other old soaks.
Think of'it-oId fashioned, pure, anti
pttichnine whisky forty years oldlY1t
is underStood the owner of the house!is
afraid to leave home for fear Of a raid
on his chimney. SO l,ga ( s--.- IA" or
I. CRoPs IN MARION CoUNTY.-A cor.
respondent ofthe West VTr0i1lfGp writes
from tRivesyille on the 18th, that wheat
harvest was about concluded and the
yield as heavy as7for many yearsspast;
hay harvest had commenced and grass
remarkably heavy;soats and corn doing
well, corn beingJin tassel; good prose
pect for all kinds OF fruit especially
peaches a Benton's Ferry correspon!l
dent writes on the 10th hatwheat NEAR
IL all fipsned at once but mad been
we'll saved; oats healthy, and promise
an abundant yields corn but little. ina
tured and more planted, than ousual;l
fruit PROMISES to be abundant: Crops.
optthe 4 average fully pne>third more
than last year, A Hoodsville correse
pondent writes on the 10Th that wheat
was nearly harvested and the yield I'm.
preoedented; oats heavy; corn rapidly
making upJfor lost time; grass rematk-
ably heavy, fruit plentiful! From all
parts Of the county, there is the same,
cheerful report. oI 1sn71 anna:zs o.
THB editor OF the Morgantowhi Post
has been favored with q head Of Wheat
grown in Monongalla county contain
Ing ninety-onel grains; with a red beet
10 inchesin circumference and weigh
ing two pounds; and stalks OF timothy
FIVE feet nine; inches long with. heads
eightinches. traoe1sI g5eM i. 1n5tinE
THE gold headed cane: awarded by
the ladies of the Fairmont Presby1
terrain Church to the most popular man
Tor the handsomest man. we forget
which, was voted to MI. ], f Gregg,
OF that place. The total amount re-
ceived for the cane was 1921! 10 eEalus,
TIE Fairmont West 2Vlrgtntqr having
done $500 worth of legal advertising
within the past ten months and re-
ceived not one cent therefor, don't like
that system, and gives notice that
hereaf fer no such publication will be
made without pay in, adyance on,unless
the attorneys will make themselves
personally responsible. Stick to that,
brother Yfr9inian.y nrggssX@eSSnTs
BIG OATs. Mr. James Bnrns has LEFT
tlthe Fairr1ont Vest a T5f,iia't gomee
aspecIme1n of OATS grown. Within 3 mile
of that place, the shorte est stalk ofYhich
is,five feet six inches long and one inch
in circumference just above; the root;
The heads are eighteen inches long and
we'll filled. ,s,..V aaAI2 .. %Iz.G'
THE 'Fairmont Gas Coal Company, q
New York. opened their new mfnes al
Fairmont last Thursday.
ePARKERsBURa had ball at the mar
iket house Tuesday evening. 1t is de.
sclibed by The Times as 9 very pleas
ant affair." y It. was patronized by the
best citizens'' and by, many of the first
familles,'ao L.g@ s.:,.,5 80, -
TIE New Methodist Church in, vii
Jamestown, West Virginia, will be dedi
Gated tomorrow (Isth): REV. F. 8
DsHass. minister Of. wide fame, vii
preach the Dedicatory Sermon, .ga boo;
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