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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-19
GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s. Treasury Drefts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers warrants, Bankers Drafts, aud Good Commercial Pa per, Grain. Hide. Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products booghs a, value FOR CArP; or advancea oR, as may be 5e-.r'd.
 I feel undey increased obliga- tions for the patronage so literally accorded ne as the -'tacessO' of the old and successlvi house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and w He acknowledging this fact allow ne to add that those dealing with me will find as complete a st0cs as was ever offered by the old firm, with all that is new and de- sirable in addition.
 JAMES M. BARNEY.
 Yuma, January p. lS76 If.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-19

sIall J E1uaH, <. E|
 Ssr otly commission business adhered l.i. Ceu=f niner.s vlil -=...e Eaf-l'a' sae Prom pt d -esf.aH.
 BAGS. WINE. Sc supplied ge@ sdvances l,als o1 WOOL cunsIeaet Refer Coleman * "i.H.H- 8ar1g vile W. C Eeies Hoha7a -l-g se feJ0-3u
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08
ASSESSMENT M0TECE.

NoCNG AMERICA MINING COMPANY: To-
cation of principal rli-c Of business,
San Francisco, California .-Lccati0n Of works.
Tusca-orl District, ElSn Cuuntv, Nevada. No
lice Is hereby given that AZ y meeting Of the
Doasl of Directors, held on the gard day of
Eer"lnbeT. 1873. an Assessment no. ~ Of Thirty
Cents Per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immediately
III IL states gold coin. To- tlc Secretary,
I~itoSt1c, 70. 4Ga Montgomery Street, san
Francisco. California.
Any stock uion which this assessment shall 70.
main urpa!d on the Twen:y-evvuith dag Of
Jai'iiary, lsIG, will Tic drliulucnt AMI advcr-
tIS"d for sale NJ public auction. ami unless pay
Ihent Is made before, will be sold on WEpSES-
DAY, the Sixteenth day VI February. IsTj, To
pay the Delinquent assessment. together with
Gusts Of advertising aud eSrtureS Of sale.
T.. II. BROWN. Secretary.
~orricE-l:ooi 2, No. IOl. Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-01-08

I'III: FUTTlC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
ngiiust negotiating tho following drscrib.
Cl cCrti1cs:"S Of iElAGl Mountain Tunnel Com.
rany s:"ck. The Eamo having been gold In whole
or ia part for delinquent assessment No. ., viz;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
The Civil War.

CoNsrANTNoPLE, August 3.-0ficial
dispatches state that the Turks have cap
tured the fortified positions Of the servi.
aus near Gurguzovatz, inaicting heavy
loss.
LONDON, August 3.-ThO statement
that the Zeibeks had killed all the people
on the streets Of Smyrna Is an absurd
exaggeration. A letter to the Times, ad-
verse to the Turks, says Of the affair
Three thousand volunteers arrived on
the 10Th OF July from the interior to en-
bark for the seat Of the Turkish war.
They were permitted to parade through
the Frank quarter, and en- route to the
barracks they plundered some shops and
injured about dozen persons, ten seri-
ously: The Consuls visited the Govern.
or, and demanded the punishment Of the
culprits and security against such out
RACES in the future. Both were prom
iSed.
BELGRADE, August 3.-After the fight
at Pandirola three Turkish battalions and
five hundred civilians crossed the from
tier into Soviellayn Hervatovich. The
Servian commander ieigned a retreat.
The Turks followed and occupied the
village ON the plain. On Tuesday the
seryians attacked the Turks, taking them
by surprise and massacred the entire
detachment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

~ WAR DKPARIMKNT,
]. PAoBAnIIffIEs.

For the West Gulf States, Tennessee
and Ohio Valley, falling barometer, east.
erly to southerly winds, slightly warmer
and partly cloudy weather and possibly
occasional rains. ~
orthe Lake regions, falling barometer,
winds mostly from southeast 10 southwest,
and slightly warmer, clear or fair wealth.
er, with possibly rain areas along Lakes
Fof the W Upper Mississippi Il and Lower
Missouri valleys, falling barometer,
southeast and southwest winds, slightly
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and pos.
sibly rain areas in the northern portions,
For the Middle. States, falling baron.
eter and warmer, clear or fair weather,
and east'to south winds. ~ Z
The Upper Ohio river and the Missis.
sippi from ST. Louis to Vicksburg will
continue slowly falling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

THE VACANT U. ). SENAT0RSHIr.-
Gov. Jacob has wisely concluded not TO
be in hurry about appointing a succes.
Sor to Mr.. Caperton. The present session
Of Congress is just ending and there ia no
use in hurrying up to take part in Il.
TIE next session opens on tho lst Monday
Of December, and long before that time
the coming man viii have been settled
upon. Tue Charleston Courier gives us tC
understand that Henry s.Walkor will be
on hands again as a candidate before the
next Legislature, along with John Bran
non, Johngon Camden, j. NJ. Bennett aud
ever SO many more. We learn from the
Courier that owing to the unpleasantneSS
existing between the Governor and Mr..
Walker, His Excellency will not be likely
to appoint Mr.. Walker 10 Gil the vacancy.
We should say not. The Courier thinks
that Judge Raymond leads every body in
tho way OF chances. ave guess" says the
editor, "that Gov. Jacob will appoint
Haymond or some other friend Of the
schemc Of removing Tho Capital.""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

I have seen recipe in your paper for
making good bread, 20 l will give your
readers my method: Boil six good d-siEed,
well.washed potatoes, and with the pair
ings on-this ia the main secret-haye
good -four and yeast, take the water in
which the potatoes were boiled, and pour
II on teacuptul Of -four, then set your
yeast, taking three quarts Of water to
one pint OF yeast stir in enough -four
to make thick batter; then let it rise till
itialIs in the middle, after which put In
"A much salt Zone must use their own
judgment in this) as needed; thon work
till smooth, Care should be taken to put
all the -four in, at one time Then set IL
but do not make the loayes too large
have the oven OF the required tenpefa.
ture before the bread i. put in; bake 10 q
hard crust after which wrSpup in cloth
which will soften the crust.-Lddy Chr.
respondent Of Ratris Former. N. .It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

sCrEICE AND CREDuLIrY.-The present
age, we suppose, prides itself on being
scientific, II 1t is anything. The achieve
ments OF civil engineering, the subtle
problem Of chemical analysis extended tO
the furthest limits Of stellar space, and a
hundred other applications Of science
mark the times we livein. The fact can
not be disputed; yet here are other facts
equally we'll attested, which are not quite
so Hattering, and which serve to show
that the scientific habit Of looking at
things Is by no means very widely dif-
fused. ~ = ~ - -
How is ii that the vagarIes Of table,
turning found 30 many believersY When
Faraday produced an apparatus to dem
onstrate It's fallacy, how many converts
did he maker Look at the tens OF thou.
sands Of people in America who credit a
fortune teller; who would as soon; doubt
tie influence OF the moon on the weather
as their own existence. No; there are
many scientific men 10 the world, bnt the
mass Of our people are not scientitc. II
10 even questionable whether the spread
Of knowledge could ever make It so. II
becomes all the more important thai
every one who has the opportunity
should cultivate, as far as he can, the
scientific temper Of mind; and he will dc
we'll to begin with respectable observ'
ance OF the rules Of evidence.-Etesdnge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04


Own THE River NEws.-ohoice but
ter at smithfeld is quoted at 16, eggs 10,
potatoes 10 per peck, apples ditto.
The rains have greatly hindered the
farmers from getting in their hay aud
oats. '
The Democratic primaries are to be
held throughout Belmont county to.mor,
row. .asmn
Most OF the wool In Monroe county has
been sold at from % to 50 cOnts.
The "Guerny Friends" have been hold
ing a meeting at Pleasant Grove, address
ed by the Rev. David Updsgraif, Of Mt
Pleasant.
The most prominent Democratic poll
tician over in Belmont aesms to be |. NJ
Riley. ..
The Democratic Congressional Conyen'
ton meets at Bellaire next Tuesday.
Butter ia quoted at IS cts. at Barnes.
vile, and eggs 10. .,, no,
Among the candidates for Sheriff In
Belmont county are Joseph A. Grove,
james Crew, and John P. lane; all Dem,
ocrsts. 2 -st|
The crop report from Cassville Is AZ
follows:
Harvest is about over, wheat good and
put up in good order, notwithstanding
The rain. Hay much better than for two
or three years. 0atS better Than laat
year. No grasshoppers this year to do
any damage Corn looks we'll, and with
favorable weather will be 4 good crop, II
Jack Frost stays away.
The Christian Churches Of the 10th
District of Ohio will hold:their annual
meeting at Quaker City, commencing
Thursday, 18th Of August, 1876, and con.
tinus over Sunday.
Butter is quoted at 10 cents at Cam
bridge eggs no, fresh beef 10 and l2,
potatoes 80 and 40 per bushsl, oats 25,
onions rs and loo, corn 50, Rags ! 4 cents,
feathers 90.
Grape rot Is complained OF around
Barnesyille and also at Cambridge. Al
the latter place 1t is said that ths grapes
first become spotted and then decay.
There we're llS StudentS OF the Barnes.
vile Normal Institute last week.
George Schreiner, Of Martins Ferry,
is offering to cell out his livery stable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

THE Secretary Of the BelIaire and
Southwestern K. r. Co. Judge Andersonl
informs us that the lettings Of that road
were not purpOsely kept from the lnde'
pendent: that he took the advertisements
10 tle Leader, and supposed Col. Sullivan
had taken them to the Independent
Beiiaire Independent Of yesterday.
We presume that the Secretary also
supposed that Col. Sullivan had sent them
to the INrELLIaENCER. The Secretary
seems to confne his attention to the Dem'
Ocratic papers. The INTELLIGENcER has
as iswell known, u larger circulation In
Bellaire than the Register, and yet the let.
tings referred to wore published in the
Register and not in our columns. This
would not be 10 strange but for the fact
that the INTELLluENcER has paid more
attention editorially to the Bellaire and
Southwestern road than all the Wheeling
papers put together. USE ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

SOMETHING OF A DOCroR's BILL
James Lick, the eccentric millionaire o.
San Francisco, has been sued for a doc
tors bill of $4,000. The attendance rar
for ncarly23 years, and amounted to 3,
oil visits, and as many prescriptions
Carefully compounded at all hours oI
the day and night" Lick moved il
court for more detailed bill Of particn
lars, but the judge conceded the difficulty
ola professional man designating in de
tail every service that was rendered, aud
declined to grant the motion. The cast
will now go on ita merits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

TnE name Of the Hon. John W. Boring
Of East Wheeling is on the bills az I
Democratic candidate for The II ousc ol
Delegates. This ia as il should be. The
Hon, John has claims that the Democracy
can hardly afford to ignore. The younl
lawyers Of tls Court House Democratic
Ring owe him a debt Of gratitude for th'
way in which he served them in thei
contest with Col. 0 O'Brisn, that they SHOULD
now recognize and discharge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
JouN NAroLEox BoxApARrE LITTLE,

JouN NAPOLEON BoNAPARrE LITTLE,
Of ice croam pop notOri0ty in this city
wishes his honor vindicatediu the,publiC
eyes. It seCms that Sheriff Tingle placed
two dollars IN his hands to bO used where
it would do the most good "among the
boys" and that somehow report is ouI
that John Napoleon pocketed tho money
for the benefit OF Little, instead Of setting
up the beer to enable the boys to drink
the health of the Sheriff. No man bear
inc the illnstrious name Of Napoleon
BOnapArte could remain silent under such
SnimputatiOn "a this, and accordingly,the
dealer in ice cream pop comes out in the
following card:
Certa!u interested parties and enemies Of .nlno
1ia lndustriOuily clrclhtns q report that George
H. IlnRlo gAVO me two dollars 10 spend among the
boyS In his Interest," and that put tue money 10
NY oWn pocket and didn't stand iraat oncu. Nov,
Toe lletA In the case arc these Mr. Tlngle gave me
sS0 dollars and told ME 10 spond Il among tho
oSI,, aud did It, every cent Of II. The deGkn OF
,,'. - W uuIt ulu u my uuhluUssI Auu uuu !
propose 70 rest under such an ImputatIon on my
SSC SSoCt WiaGll [esenting II, and win not do II
JoRS NAPOLEON BoSArARrr LrrrLE..
We trust that this card will make
things satisfactory between the Corporal
and the Sheriff. lfnot we will have Ma.
Fo'sOn so before Squire; Caldwell and
make solemn oath to the facts. There is
"p'e'ont no reason why he should go
And die about tho matter. II the dam,
aging fuHOr is persisted in, however, he
may he driven in seltdeicnSe to take cold
PC"On and make "dem moist body" Of
"n'eii' We trust the Sheriff will come
0u' aDd say in public card that he has
no d'ght the money was judiciously OK.
pended aOdthus perhaps save a valuable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

LOOK Our FOR A LONG DOCUMENT
Mr.. Halstead telcgrapls from Saratoga
to yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial that
Governor ,rillens letter. ia d lengthy
affair, and that tile financial part Of it
will alone take up three columns Of tho
Commercial. at goes into original prin'
ciples and bottom facts, and will serve as
hard money primer and spelling book
for the soft money Democrats who arc
seeking instruction" g.. .-,I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

THE result Of the primary eIec'io" ~
Kanawha county last Saturday snow
that Kenna is getting in his WORK 10,
Congress to good advantage ne secure.
IA delegates TO % each for Walker and
Hereford. In Charleston dIsItls' ne was
especially ptropy, receiving e5s votes to
IqE tor Walker and 90 for Hereford.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
GhtQntelIqenesr.

The point Is made by democrat" il
The Moundsyille Ga.citc (Dem.) that Mr.
+. J. Black, Of Wetzel county, ia not =
proper candidate for State Senator bo'
cause he voted for Governor Jacob and
John J, Davis in 1872, The BOurbOnS
seem determined to draw the line between
themselves and the Jacob Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

CRNrING HAR.-To make che hair
stay in crimp, take Eve cents worth Of
gum arabic and add to IT. just enough
boiling water to dissolve II. When dis
solved, add enough alcohol to make II
rather thin. Let this stand all night and
then bottle Il to prevent the alcohol from
svaporating. THIS put on the hair at
night after Il 10 done up In paper or
pins will make II stay In. crimp the hot.
lest day, and is perfectly harmless,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

GK,r REPUBLICAN, RALLY.-Accord'
inc 10 an advertisement at the head o.
our local column, there is to be big
lime down in the 9th Ward on Saturday
evening. John A. Hutchinson, Of Par
kersburg, and DR.. UpdegraI, Of Ohio, AMI
also Mr.. c. G. Cole, will addr essthe meet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

A DRFRRENoE OF 0rRIoN.-An old
Baptist minister enforced the necessity oi
differences Of opinion by argument:
"NoW II everybody had been Of my
opinion, they would all have wanted my
old woman"
Ono of the dsacOus sitting behind him
6Yca, and II everybody was OF my opin.
ion, nobody would have had her,
Thus showing that every question, like
n shinRle, has two sides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

NEW York, August 3.-It Is announc.
cd by the Secretary Of the Treasury that
they will sell in . few days another in.
stallment OF the Geneya award, invested
In the New Five per cent to meet the ad-
ditional judgment Of the court Of arbitrA.
ton. The amount ia supposed to be be.
tween s9,OOOOOO, and $306O,0OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
ENGLAND.
Interest on Turkish Loan.

LONDON, August S.-The Treasurer
has ordered the Bank Of England to ad.
vance money to pay the interest due
on the lat Of August on the Turkish loan
of 1855, simultaneously communicating
with the Turkish and French govern
ments concerning tho matter. The loan
Of 1s55iS guaranteed by both England
and France.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
FIRE RECORD.
s2OO,OOOFire.

ST. PAUL, August ga tire atBrain-
ard last night destroyed thirteen build.
ings, in Tho business part Of the town.
The loss Is estimated from Sl5O,000 to
$500, 900; insurance $4,000. The insur.
ancc is stated TO have been on the build
ing in which the ERE originated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
whisky Pardons.

sr. LOUIS, August 3.-Dispatclles from
Jefferson City says that the pagdons were
received there yCster,layfot Adler and The
Ave diStillers and rectifers Of Kansas
City. Under the terms Of theae pardons
Tho. sentences arc commuted TO three
months imprisonment in the county jail,
which the two parties have already served,
on condition they withdraw their writ Of
error to the Circuit Court, against the aifir.
nation Of the DistrietC COURTS Judgement Of
condemnation, 10 which eonfscation Of
their eatablishment "a ordered and that
they pay the fine required, Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
Board Of Trade and silver DOL
lnH.

CHICAGO, August 3.-The Board OF
Trade to-day by close vote laid on tho
table resolution Of a member, Mr..
Wright, restoring the legal tender
quality Of the silver dollar. Subsequent
ly on the call Of twenty-five members
special meeting was ordered on Monday
10 consider the question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

Cleveland q PlttSDurgh Drought uoWh
from 1866 10 the close Of the last an
nual report in 1875. The beStysar that
the G. & P. ever had in the way Of earn
ings was in 1s72-7S-in the flush times Of
the iron and coal business S-when all its
gondolas were fully employed transport
ing ore to Pittsburgh, steubenyills,
Wheeling, Bellaire and other places,
and loading back with coal. The
earnings that year were $3,740,sS4, Of
which $1,O24,65S we're net. The next
year the earnings fell of to $2,SS7,554,
and last year to $2,G2s,0S7, the net for
each year being lin 1874 Sl,499,osO, and
last year 81, l,243,627. The equipment OF
the road has increased from 6S engines
and 1888 cars in 1s65-G6 to 81 engines
and s,OS2 cars in 1875. Thetrack owned
by the company amounts TO S07.5 miles,
the capital stock to Sl1,243,479 20, and
the bonded debt to S5,l6O,s4s 6S.
Out Of its net earnings LAST year the
company paid dividends ~ per quarter)
amounting to $7SO7s5, and interest
amounting to ss5o,765. lis surplus, after
all payments, was, $72,s 800 SO. It's total
accumulation OF surplus is now $780,:
28S 81. 81
The Central Ohio Road Is also exhibit
ed in PoOr's volume for the last year. Az
is we'll known, the road is operated under
lease to the Baltimore s Ohio, although
it preserves separate organization, Ita
total capital (paid in) is S2,44O,4io oi
common stock, and $4ll $50. Of preferred
II has funded debt OF $2,5OO,Oo0 frat
mortgage 6 per cent bonds. These two
together represent the cost Of the road
and amount to $5s5l $50. Last year
2l2,123 passengers we're carried on the
road, and 543,522 tons Of freight.
The earnings last year we're from paAssn'
gers $23A672 q; from freight $685., ,l9S So
and from other sources $63,90l 10. The
deficit to the lessees was S29S,O7e 80 aftel
paying their rental Of $SOS, go 81. Tn,
company owns 81 engines, 81 passenger
cara, and 1,4lo freight cara.
Tho operations Of the Parkersburl
branch Of The B. & o. ia shown in th'
Manual for the len years ending viii
September SOth last. There Is defci
nearly every year to the Baltimore com
pany in operating the road. Last yeal
j, was Sl25,909, or in other words, the
gross earnings we're S64O,S09 and the
working expenses $766,2ls.
The operations Of the CHARTERS Valley
Road washington, Pa, to the Mansfield
junction with the Panhandle, 22S miles
is given from 1S73down to 1875, inclusive
by which We see that the tonnage
on the road has greatly increased
say from 1883 up to Ss042, which il
an encouraging fact to the friends OF the
L., r.a. ,ss,a go o0s 90 90 e ss.,u., s7I .
ooS ' a. ~. sas, ha;ora and seG aqc M :,
y,,'- ,.o r, NV $500 @ = IL" ~, na.,;n,,, Il I;
,,;,, ~ nor. Ssc;d.d ri.;nn from co, oSN q
:. NO ~n ~ s9I 7a7 on lo., ve.r III,
,;,., :, a,o.L ~ ~ :. II sea5 9,o n, 49,,
.hi ,n,Ss, ~ AN, M ~ 'nsr csn,I i. s5oo mn NM
Tho 1Ts 'r r"sI rss ,oisl n II s,Sct bond AZ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

A NUMBER Of Eva Rice's associates
from Wheeling, paid her visit last
ThurSday evening. Lots Of good music
and good time generally, was reported,
IS. QaIspils Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
washington County .tPs.) New

Washington County (I's.) News
From the obServsr.l
Wool is selling at 80 and so cents, and
10 almost all sold.
Stock sheep are selling very low, on
account Of the low price Of wool. q 81
George Chaney, Of Coon Island, Rat
been buying wool here, paying 50 cents.
John Hemphill has been buying and
taking In Nool at Houstonyille. M.
Robert A. Hodgens, otsthis place, has
purchased over 100000 pounds oil wool
this season.
Horse shoes have taken the place oil
base ball with some OF our young gentle
men. D..
The Manson brothers hauled and
stacked four tons Of hay in two hours and
twenty-five minutes.
Teachers making applications for
schools are numerous in Cross Creek dis
trict. The Board Of Directors have re-
duced the wages .otwehiy'fyed dollars pei
month. ~ q y
On last Saturday evening the w ashlng'
ton Building and Loan Association made
several loans at from % to 25 per cent
premium.
Mrs. Robert Buchanan, OF West Mid.
dletown, has purchased the new residence
Of Edward Little, on North Jefierson
street, this borough, for $4,000.
The Disciples church in this place
have succeeded in securing the services
Of Rev. T. A. Crenshaw, who was their
pastor about six years ago, aud left hero
10 accept the Presidency, OF the South
Kentucky College, at Hopkinsyille. Mr.,
Creushaw 10 expected to lake charge this
week.
The grass crop in this county, thii
season, 10 the heaviest for years. The
grain crop, despite the rain which delayed
tue harvest somewhat, is, an excellent
one. The corn crop promiset to be unu'
suaIly large. Therefore, Notwithstanding
prices are low, we cannot sec cause o
complaint on the part Of tho farmers, ant
they generally appear in good spirit
over their harvest Bountiful harvestS
bring good times, and we anticipate al
improvement in the business OF th'
country when the fall trade opens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
Heavy Failure.

New York, August $.-Cottfell &
Babcock, manufacturers Of printing
presses, have suspended. Liabilities
over quarter Of 4 million.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04
JOINED THE MoNrENEoR1Ns.

RAousA, August 3.-Seven hundred
Catholics, together with a number Of
Turks, have gone over to the Montene.