The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-26
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HAYsTACKs BURNED On Tuesday last
two large stacks Of hay belonging tot ArfI
William, Norman Of Elk township in
this county, took fire, as issuppQsed, from
sparks blown from IN adjoining field
where some briers were burning, and not.
witllstanding all the efforts made % save
them the stacks were burned to The
ground. rT..g nt.,. -strI IJarrr aifa
ACC1DENr.-On Monday last, Joseph
Kidd, son of Mr.. William 7. Kidd, Of this
place, met with q very painful and almost
fatal accident. Whilst driving p dray
heavily loaded with goods from the Rail.
road Depot he fell and was precipitAted
beneath one Of the wheels which passed
entirely over the boys head causing him
TO sustain injuries 80 severe that hls life
was despaired Of, though we are glad to.
learn that the little sufferer is nov. in q.
fairwsy to recover. ui0ErayffiR 10, ,1M
OcroeENARN.-Cyrus Haymonl,GIla
venerable citizen of Elk township, aged 80
years, died on ths514Ll. Mr.. Haymond
was born near Clarksburg, in September;
1890. He served q tour in the Northwest
" sost ~ .ne ~ uoH,, 500 co;,nt,+o
electcu T ~ iy,O ~ 1TLa,,0s 5uor,y11r5
suCSSou u,, Ne T., tho1faIi ncT1aSS i. rocsivinT,
uocsasS, n,S ~ ~ ~ oEer;nrto neaT.
10Y ~ ", Me- roS;Jonce notwithstandinJ ithe
,,ort,, r. ,yh;.,I; Ia helonGAFlT waa lrFeatly
Il ,Tc m;nnritv He TyasSelectedasoyerali
times snhse0nfbtly, and CONTINUED ohold
thn Office 1ntil! The expiration Of his last
term lcsa+banftwo wears aVofdhc Office
having heHni TeId nv "his father brother
md T5mself continuously for a litter over
"a vo a H. u .,fii;~ny .S!SGgr2 non
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157TF AMENDMENT'-Ihe CeleoIatlon l,2
10th Amendment, Dy our colored peop1e'
on the l6th inst, al inc lnsti!ute gtoangs.
wHs conducted ~ 9 very 'dec;ent, query
and respectful way, aolng great creuit
to the good conduct whlcA characterl Ese
their public demonstrations here We
did not hear the speeches oFthe occasion,
butlearn that they were mod rate1 and
generally unop1ectiopable I'M thelFotone
andlVcry satisfactory 70 tAe atIdienGe!te
From the GrgrtOn Sentinel. noaIoTsY b'oa
FIRE IN PRUETTTowN-Last evening
just at sunset, the startling cry Of Gtire"
was heard, peculiarly TO be dreaded In u. Q
town situated rs ours, scarce Of wafer at
best, to say nothing Of q droGth as we are
now having. The fire was discovered 70
be in Lemuel Wardcrs STABLE, in which was
two horses and q quantity OF. nay ana
straw, one o. tne no!ses w. saysu NV
the other one persisted in he hames, ana
before tne nTe Go4La i3e st9ppe9, "A Cs
sumSd lne atuS I s I, J2in NJ y.
staoie, anu gncls J9nn LHst y piaSS
Ita sn .,.;aols ~ t4 Az eo,'ri
ToIn RnS,,s Sr;cI 10 JwS,I w. MI XIII
pourc;s Swc,I;n9 The LADIES' Of orr fiftle
tiIfaSo ara Scrta7nrv cnt;tIed tn the gfrf1s5st.
ost "so,I IT, nnJ ;T;o 1o,,deeSl nrsise FSr thc
9 o,, tnov carrind 1vSicr fr6m nj Tho wells
in ihS nIace, and courageously che6fed
viii; vii no Insurance the rssuIt az al'.firSl
bug" ono'oF considerable number iii our
village, composed Of brats Of ,boys, Win WY
one pockiGs nice WIN sISs =; S o,eS
ana tIes s,oEIes ~ SToiS t,sir naTe4,s sseiSS
them smoking! sIaa1J f!0lt 01tlg99 Sd
Population OF T&YLoRh James wi,
Burdett has finished tho census ot Tits
county, making a total Of 9,8B6, d gain Of
over 5000 since 1860. Towns as follows: