The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20
Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
lalllor Of lho IntoIIISencsTI

ElItUnOi tho InicllEenter'
II was my privilege on Saturday to
pay q visit 10 Warrington, and us u
change of scene IL relished, instead Of
my regular locals, ] will give n short aC-
count Of what saw while there. Il Ia
unnecessary to describe tho journey from
NIonndsvilIe to Warrington as II IL 80 ia.
miliar TO all your readers, The grand
scenery along the route was rather height
ene,l than otherwise by the heavy falling
Of the snow which descended In great
flakes all the while.
On the train / met Rev. ). IL Jordan,
who stopped ut Cameron, where he holds
quarterly meeting for Elder Ball, DR..
Hays, President Of the Washington and
Jefferson College, was also on the train
on his way TO Fairmont, where he
was to lecture in the evening. Ar.
irving at Warrington at 2 o'clock !
found everything oil right, except that
the winters cold gave to everything q
rather gloomy appearance. December
weather In April we find is not appreci-
atcd in Warrington any better than II Is
with lis. II was our privilege to ENJOY
the hospitality OF Mr.. N. llagar and fam:
ily during our short stay, and also that Of
Il. j. Denham and his excellent lady.
Mr.. Hagar Is doing large business, we
would Judge, from the amount Of customs
ers that came and went during the short
time We were in his store. lie also runs
n branch store at GlOyer's Gap. His
stock consists of everything usually found
in regular retail variety store. Ills
sign invites all to come in to see how dear
we sell, but things go by cOntraries some-
times. lie takes the lNTELLIdENCER:.
During the afternoon we walked
around tho town somewhat, but
owing 10 the disagrecableness OF the
weather wocould not Judge Of the amount
of business done. The Koon BROS. seem
to he doing a drawing business In every
thing that pertains to their line, and we
believe Il embraces almost everything.
Tho planinp mill Is very extensive es-
tnblishment and Is under the supervision
Of enterprising men. :,
We visited the office Of the Icntadt0oT,
where wo found Mr.. Zevely, the editor, ~
Jolly good humOr and In tho best oil
spfrit; us TO the final success Of his paper.
All he needs Ia plenty Of patronage, Tor
he has the vim To make II 50. II would
surely be 10 the very highest interest to
every citizen Of Warrington to do oil IN
their power to sustain their paper.
4 good live paper Is the liie
Of such village, nhdit will do much y
lead II on to greater and more raplu
growth. 49,, Al.
On Sunday morning We attended tue
Presbyterian Sabbath School and IN tue
AFTERNOON The Methodist. The schools
are both llourishing finely, and are under
Inc sliperyisiotl We think Of good honesl
whole.souled christian men. All seemed
interested and we CAME TO the conclusion
lhat n Sabbath spent in Warrington, wa
Sabbath we'll spent One noticeable
feature in all the meetings was, that no re-
gard was had ~ to which denomination
Reld The meeting, all joining together ~
brothers and sisters, IN the great cause
This Ia surely move In the right direc
lion. and Il IA one that will tellupon tliI
different churches for great good. IN
opihion lhaLa stranger In Visiting Man
hingion. m,ist form Il, that II Is q HlirrinI
hlaee anil that its inhabitants are boil
iospitable and cntefpriSihg.
This afternoon the weather IA SONG
what more favorable and we hope, III
polar wave Is about to disappear, ana Y
ia hone Il will not visit us again in III
summer, but will wait until the ,prope
time COMES for IL Fruit and earl
vegetables are injured II not entircl
desttoyed. Az