The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-17
OUR BARBOUR LETTER.
PHILLlPPI. W. Va, }
lime % 1874 [

| ineIe IL d pntuOiDtDa reported IrOIn
Peel Tree. that lie respectfully submit.
ted to those who are versed in Car
ology:
Bill Daniels mas two cats, one a very
African in color, and the other an im-
proved Caucasian. Before the passage
Of the Civit Rights bill by the Senate,
blsckey was treated with the utmost
contempt and scorn by Whitley, never
even being allowed TO darken the parlor
door, or eat al the same time or place
in fact. was held, to appearances, SIS
belonging TO an inferior add servile
race, but since the passage OF the equal
lzing infamy by the Senate, things
have taken an unlocked to- change in
the conduct OF those cats the mos,
cordial and periec. intimacy has sprung
up between them, and they seem TO De
on terms Of perfect equality snd socis.
bilityE they ear, sleep, and rat together.
Not squsll but that o. afec,ios es-
capes them. There has been a COM
pleie !e, up on the part OF the Csuca-
sian. These are facIs-as obtained by
sn eve witness-sni is ceris'nly CAT.
egoricsl transition that is Iuzzlirg the
owner.
The first three DAYS OF this week
were oppressiveiy hot-hu. tine rain,
accompanied by thunder, relieved us
on Wedneseay-enliveoing Us and
making the weather bearable.
Judge Woods and LADY, LETT yes;er-
day, TO attend the commencement
exercises OF the Wes: Virginia Uni
vce-.ty al Morgautowu, on the 18Th.
Their sou, Crauk, graduates and will
soon hang out his shisgle as an Auor-
ne-a,-law. And while here, may a.
well say that Mr.. Woods did no:
attend the Grafton Capital Convention,
and that the use OF MS name IS one OF
the Vice Presidents, Was wholly with
on, authority. He regards these side
shows OF the reinova.lsts as making
confusion worse cououpied," being
manipulated hy men who are more
anxious TO be moved 10 the
Capital, than TO have the capital
moved.
Glade Lodge, No. - l. 0. 0. F.,
mas been organized at Mesdowvi!le, J.
L. Johnson, y. 6.
There hav e been over thousand
dozen OF chickens taken DOT OF this
couaty, within the last year by buck
s.ers. The poultry business is 5ecom-
ing quite an item with our merchants,
sud on, industrious farmers wives are
tarif,ily aiding the "old man 10 turn
an honest penny by setting the old
mems.
Gu. people seem TO appreciate more
;hsu ever the necessity OF good roads,
and under the present iuIelligible and
EQUITABLE road law, there seems 10 be a
iispcsition 10 make our highways
pssssble and respectable. Owing to
toe increased demand fox our bound
less timber for foreign market, which
has to be transported on wagons TO the
shippipg polnt,lt Is matter OF necessity
TO ssy nothing OF economy-thaI our
roads be improved. The jaw should
be r;g;ily enforced against all who
tsil TO enforce ard abide with lis P!o-
visions.
Owing 10 Constitutional provision
tina, prevents a person from holding
two offices s., the same time, David +.
Byrer has rendered bis resignation as
Csp,sin OF the Phillip Fly Company.
The daring aud depredarioIs OF the
enemy will compel an early meeting
to fix the vacancy. There are seyefai
aspiraois. tut the contest will be
b.,~eeu Billy Ice aud Squire Thonp'
son.
County Court adjourned Tuesisy.
The iu-v reported in my last as
hanging, failed to agree, and
were discharged, and the case contln'
uei !,
Two more Oranges were orgsn'z.d
rb;. week. both in the bend. j. E.
HsN, State Deputy, was Master O.
ceremonies. There are now eight
Lodges in the ounty,uumberlng nea l.
300 persons, about one fourth ladie-,
We regard the insulting eplihets OF
"ppmpkin head grsugers, &c, coming
from The permanent seat, ana from
the CORRESPONDENT OF the Irt:!igsnter,
a. yerv unjust ard uDcailed for, eut the
Crsugers need not make war agslnsi
inst scurrillous writer, as there ls no
MONOPOLY 10 him, unless II be OF I'M
pudeuce aud verbiage.
The farmers have the rtgnt without
70, or hindeTance 10 organize Tor their
own protection sud interests, knowing
,bst thew have been the prev OF tue
licensed monn;ebanks who roam me
country, and seem TO think the' 10
suIndle an unsuspecting farmer, ls
doing righteousness. II they would
organize vigilance committees, aud
Ssog about one half OF the imposiers
and ouacks who bleed them upon
everv possible ocaasion, the farmer
would be much better of, aud the
country would be no worse.
Judge Stewart has been traversips
The Valley river during the past week,
,akirs Up logs that line its shores
and ipfa,ing those who have been
lucky enough to fill the bill.
The POLITICAL editor OF the PlatHdea.e'
bss been Inflated by his receipts FOL
those big logs, and leaves to-day on a
bomb 10 attend the closing exercises
NJ the Fairmon, Normal School, ae1'
wssk-vbere his son A. G. Jr., is being
educated.
Jss.e Fitzxs,er OF Glade, on visiting
| .. . fsu 5ays since found