The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-19
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Tho visit Of the Ohio Legislature and
Governor tn Washington, Is the subject Of
considerable conversation here. Their
advent in that city will no doubt cause
considerable stir. Ohio is great State,
and cycrts II vast influence in the affairs
Of the natiOn nj large, anu her representa-
tivps will no doubt receive that consider
alton nnd hospitablC attention due to
her position. Grave doubts arc enter
tainc,l Of the prOpricty Of the visit being
made ut the expense Of the Is. u y. Il. X.
Some legislation in the interest OF that
cOrpOmtOn being wanted ut this time,
gives occasion for remarks rs to the mo-
lives that actlatG the parties on both
sides. Aside from this, admitting or allow
ing the purity Of the motives Of the kHIl-
road Company in Offering the accommo:
dution, and the independence of action Of
tic Legislature, the trip will be produC;,,
tive Of good results. Our Legislators Will
return with enlarged views as 10 their du.
ties MS law makers; and the Company will
have shown 10 Il large body Of Intelligent
men from nll parts Of the State, their truly
magnificent road, with It's nncquNllcd iacil-
tiles for reaching the sCnboArd, and the
splendid scenery along tue route. have
learned that the train will arrive ut BEL
lairc about 4 \. NJ, Tuestlay,-rNilIcr too
early in the morning for our people to see
or make arrangements for their reception.
We hope they will have II safe and pleas
ant Journey, and IN entertaining and me-
nurublC visit.
The high wind to-day renders our streets
extremely diAIgrctADlc. Dust without
limit IL hurled about in the faces Of
pedestrians and into every nook and cram
nv within doors; s,Nt and smoke come
down the chimnryS; doors and window
shutters are slammed, and things general
ly Hrc stirred up.
The farming community are active. A
vast breadth Of land is being put i'll order
for Summer crops complaints Of the
ground drying up untl being very hard to
plOw are prevalent.
4 large influx Of lahorcrs is looked for
in IL few days 10 work up0n the railroad
bridge, avigOrous prosecution Of That work
having been resolved on. II Is predict
etl here that the cars will cross the bridge
hS the LIST O1 tChrlElrS HcNI'
Several new houses are being put up III
Fink's addition 10 South Hcllairc. Its con.
tig,lily TO the National Glass Works anu
other prospective manufacturing establish
mGnts renders that part OF our town n
gOO! place for investment, and lois are
rapidly rising in value.
The quarter Of the town called Bute's
addition is also improving very lust.
Several fine buildings are up there already
and II prospects Of u large Increase the
coming season are tiattering. Chances
are open Tor good Investments in that
locality :,
There never were better opportunities
for ,M,Or men tO acquire homes for them
selves than ar. offered here. Sober men
Of activC, industrious habits, Can buy lots
md material lOr building OH small month
ly Installmcnts, but little above the
amount paid for rent. This Is cncouragg.
ing many to buy and build that otherwise
arc mol able, AMI has tendency to build
IN the town md attract better quality 0l
citizens.
Our merchants are complaining some.
what Of dull times. The farmers are too
busy 10 come in, and moving time being
scarcely over, people have not got under
way for the summer. These are assigned
As some Ol the CAUSES Thereon.
Mr. Robert Du l}Ois, Ntt0nCy-at.Mw,
hus Snltl his office and gOod will |" MIR
j. +. Anderson. Mr.. Anderson llIS 1850
ciated himself with Mr.. VIM. Tallmnn
md they will practice in the courts Oi
holl States. Mr.. Du l3OiS Is clever, ur'
banc gentleman, n good lawyer and II fine
scholar. Ile carries with linn the best
wishes and regards II Il large circle Of his
former friends.
Mr. j. Is. Smith, attorncy.at-law, hAs re-
turned AflCr M absence Of three weeks
in the South.
Mr.. Henry T.cOnllart, matchmaker anti
icwclrr has commenced building fine
business house on the c;lsL side Of Water
street, adjoining Sullivan's block. He Is
doing a fine business and Ills enterprise
deserves abundant success. Mr.. MalIlor
Craft is well established in the watcll'
making md iCwClry line. lie Is the plO'
necr 10 tIlnL business here, and has tho
confidence anil good will Of All who know
| llIlls lES uuluWI vi uIS l"AlbItS hhI'"''s
that he IL widely known anil appreciated
A new enterprise lIAs been iMaugnnted
here, in the shape If II QnCcnswNre store
Mr.. 4. D. IIillbOrn has opened II largt
stock and from appearances will be ablt
to supply NIL demands In that line, Hc is
the only one exclusively engaged in that
business hero and ought TO succeed.
Mr.. II. y. Meek, has removed to tho
room in BrAnnon's, On the cast side o
Water street lie has opened up u large
stock of dry gOOils, notions, boots, shoes
&c, aud liIs hut one price for his goods
md Tint the very lowest. He Is courteous
and ohlIging. The people are finding hin
ont and latroniZiug him extensively.
Messrs Sanford and Kimple, have open
ctl II new grocery on the east side OF Turn
pike street, in old BCllaire, and from tn
start they make, we augur That they vii
run well. Will Il large stock, polite ant
engaging manners and fair dealing, th'
requisites of success arc in their possession
The funeral of Mr., Peabody, OF Ben
wool, WIS lnrgCly attended yesterday
The Masonic brotherhood turned out II
force. lie was buried in our city Gem
Ctcry, u.
April 10, 1870.