The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-13

''N ANHi PoAeuSe OHlUH VI new
Cumberland next Thursday evening.
EN.Preaident Grant and wife are ex.
pected at Washington, Pa, to-day or
to'moroy. Visiting the Smith famil y,
Mr.. Joseph Stanton, assures us that hs
has early rose potatoes grown this year,
large enough for table use, and red beets
as large as a mans fist, and that they
grew in his garden Washington, Pa,
Reporter.
They have Il preacher in New Cunber.
land who almost invariably begins and
ends his sermons with his favorite and
inexhaustible theme-baptism. Even
the children have become 80 accustomed
to it that when he fails from any cause 10
utter the word fifteen hundred times dur
ing half hours discourse, they cry for
it.-SteubnriRc Gaseite.
Mr.. A. b. Caldwell, a Washington, Pa,
merchant, is demoralzing the business
OF the Gas Company. lie has put up
works oahis premises by which he can
manufacture enough gas for Q cents to
run his store for week.
ltwould seem by the papers that work
is now going forward in dead earnest on
the Washington and Waynesburg narrow
gauge, and that the road is really and
speedily to be finished.
Rev. Cunningham, pastor OF the fash.
ionablc church oi Wheeling (First
Presbyterian), was in town Friday and
Saturday, guest at the Seminary
Wash, ID, Obscuer.
Among the Martins Ferry items in the
st. ClairsyilIc Chronicle we notice the fol-
lowing:
"Rcv Joscph GIedhill, OF Bridgeport,
wcaricd the patience Of the temperance
people, last week, for an hour and thirty
minutes, with his beautiful and interest
ing and new lecture on temperance"
The same paper also contains the fol-
lowing tribute to the family Of an old,
esteemed and much regretted citizen Of
Wheeling and Martins Ferry;
"We deeply regret to know that Misses
SalliC and Annie Sweeney have bid fare.
well to their cid home and friends in
Martins Ferry. Mr.. Sweeney was one
OF our most extensive manufacturers,
and since the family circle was broken
more than n year ago by his death, they
have longed Tor more cougenial cline,
which they have found at MOOrton, q
suburb OF Dover, Delaware. Their home
was vast edilce Of hospitality, always
open and ready TO receive their many
iriends, by whom they will be widely
missed. Many n happy hour has been
whiled away through their kindness by
the young people OF our town. We can
only wish them happy journey and a
happy home, and may many warm friends
hover around them in their new home
on the Delaware"
: The Barncsville Enterprise speaks en-
couragingly OF the spring work in the
country thus far. Itsays:
"Thus far the spriug has been favor.
able for farm work, and much OF the
heavy blowing has been done. Oats,
grass and tobacco seeds have been sown,
+ion has irsn made sG for rNTv mj"n,v9 sfH.n orSc
crop OF the various products of the
country"
Ross J. Alexander, Assignee, will sell
the Belmont Agricultural Works at Mar
Tins Ferry on the 3O.h or Ills month.
He commenced paving 4 dividend Of 70
ner csr, r. H., nrcli,or, orI,a N,,;o C;,n
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Nan WORKS on Ihe2d inst.
The Mechanics BuiIding Association
oi Martins Ferry il IN the market with
rooIes,,,o i,r Gaia - r,o,r,n nn,,,,r,,
loaned nm ,bos,mn
10 ho law iust r,,soa ovorv noryo,,
OWNING or b,,ioring , do,, in 0bio viii
bc reor;reJ IN IL, ,he ,ninor fo- ,ov,
tiou os other rrorcr,v !, lated. aud ,bo
omoun, 40 re,n,raJ ,o ,hs ,s,essor will
- ,,, W. - ' -, ~, w., 80, - ,.- " -
w '''e ule"S"Fe VI ""u'aBeS II an! person
shall Kill, wound or destroy listed dog.
Any dog not 80 listed is to be deemed and
,aknr ~ , common rp;sorco l;ohle to Il.
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