The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-25

Charleston (Eanawhc) has 3 steam
laundry whcEent family washing is done
Tor the general public.
Tbs annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers OF the Central Ohio railroad takes
place to-day at Columbus, for the election
CT lSdiTectors.
The new PIrksrsburg directory gives
$500 names, which indicates according
to the Journal population Of say 5000.
Cyrus McNeeley, Of Hopedsle, made
a temperance speech at steubenville on
Sunday las! in the course Of which be
pitched into the clergy Tor sermoniring
on the text, "oriDk no longer water, but
take wine for your stomach's sake and
often inarmitieS," The speaker also re.
iersCd to the expression, "Cursed be Ca.
man." so frequently used before tho war
In behalf Of slavery.
A reporter Of the steubenville Ga.ette
was in Wheeling on Saturday night last,
and in Mondays issue Of that
paper pokeS sarcasm at our people
for the paucity Of their turn ont, at 5
cents per bead, to hear swartzwelder's
temperance address at the Opera House.
He says he thought times were hard here
until he saw the multitudinous flow OF
nickels into the beer saloons.
The biography Of Robert Love has been
published in a Columbus paper. The
story is said to be as thrilling as the old
stories Of the Spanish main.
The MOrgapEa Reformed School be.
tween Washington, Pa, and the Pan.
handle Railroad, has 24o inmates, rang.
Ing from Q up to q years Of age, one.
third OF the number being girls,
In Washington county when they pub.
lish list Of Jurors, they always designate
the jurors occupation, as for instance,
Jones, farmer Smith carpenter; johnson,
gentleman. The gentlemen" appear
very scarce in the list. Unemployed
people are desIGna,ed as gentlemen"
They are put down in the table, Of NOR.
tally as the longest lived q all citizens,
their average being % years, while far.
ncrs only average 81,
At Rev. B. T. Hodges school for boys
at Lswi.burg, Greenbrier county, board.
ing is obtained at SIS per month. The
came at the female school, At Second
Creek High School" In tho same county,
the price Ia only s55 for Ave months, in.
CludiDg washing.
The following Is said to be an excellent
headache remedy:
-.Bromds 4 POTASSIUM, cI w.
Tipclur q Sueonile rot, DR..
Distilled Wafer
n. s-ais q d,.srt IP0Vuial 10 ICmo water
STIy bVur untl relieved.
We like to read such paragraphs as
the following IN our West Virginia ex.
changes. They look like prosperity.
We clip from the Greenbrier Independent:
"FSrmiug operations, In this section,
are far advanced for this season Of the
year. The season has been most favora.
bic for plouShiDg, aud our farmers have
avAilsd themselves Of its advantages. An
unusually large area Of land has been
put In oats, which are coming up we'll,
aud preparations, on an extensive scale,
have been made for heavy corn crop.
The wheat prospect, Just now, is very
Aattering. Extensive arrangements have
been made, 10 somO localities, for the cul.
tivation Of tobacco this year. Taking
everything into confederation, the agri. |
cultural outlook in this part Of our
"morsl vineyard" wears an encouraging
aspect.
A good que,.ion-wha! arc the ice
companies going to charge US this sum-
merl
May 9Th /, the day on which an exam.
nation will Be held in BsllHire to select
a cadet to represent the Sixteenth Ohio