The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-07
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OF sourss the BSllaire hIspsadsnl does
not mean 10 say that there were only
1000 persons present At the Sham battle.
There were over s times that number.
The o. will sell round trip excur.
slon tickets TO Cincinnati from Bellaite
on the 10th and 18th at $685., good until
the 14th.
Mr.. Cow, Of the Bellairs Leader, must
now rise and explain how he got that APP
polutmsnt Of inspector Of illuminating
oils" Throw some electric light on u,
"a It were. The Independents account is
rough on Gov.
Hands, horses, carts and tools have
been passing south for a week from the
now suspended work on the T. v. 3. B.
10 the B. IS. ". road. Work on the lal.
ter has been resumed all along the line,
and will be pushed RS rapidly as the na-
ture OF the work will permit.
The Jefrers farm, neal Bellaire, was
sold by Sheriff Kinney on Wednesday to
F. B. LETTERS for $1,000, The farm was
sold under proceedings TO partition. The
price paid Is just $50 per acre, and the
property Is subjsc: to IN membranes Of
dover.
A grand Sabbath School picnic on tho
camp grounds st Burr's Mill Is proposed
for the Fourth OF July. All the schools
in reach are expected to attend IL the ar.
rausements are completed.
The man who seeks to penetrate the
mist that oysrhangI the Republican
Congressional nomination in the district
over the river, must avail himself Of the
newly discovered methods oil taking
observations In a fog.
We learn the celebrated Major W. 9.
Carman, who is well known throughout
this country will sail for Europe next
week, where he has been engaged to write
up the history Of the Paris Exposition.
The Major will no doubt have a good
time.-&. Ciarpale Gazette.
The Belmont County Commissioners
will decide on the location for the Child
rcn's Home this week.
Rev. Phillips, Of Baersville, has been
acquitted by q court Of his ministerial
bretheren,o Of the charges preferred against
him by a young lady down there. Public
opinion still remains divided, and 1t is
said that the case will 60 TO law.
D.. 7. Lawson, Of Wellsyille, Green
back Democrat is spoken Of as the DEM
cratic nominee for Congress. As the dis.
trio. Is decidedly Rspublicanft will prob.
ably no. be difficult for him to obtain the
nomination. It's, however, not yet GER
tain that the Hon. David Wagner, Of
West Wheeling, will not come in as the
OZARK horse" and disappOint both friend
and foe, as he did last fall, by an election.
St. Clairsville wool buyers are paying
80 cents for WOOL that is, they are paying
ths. prics when they can buy any at 1t.
Father Dreunsn says that it was very
natural for Conn to recommend Ander.
son for a swarm placs-yery warm"
The s~,eubsnvllls Ga.s's says that the
Democracy Of that district are solid for
greenbacks.
The editor Of the Martins Ferry NsSI
puts the case about wheat pointedly, as
follows:
"Much complaint Of wheat being in
Iured by rust is heard. Our experience
as a farmer for thirty.hve years IL that
wheat Is not seriously injured BY rust on
the leaves or blades, and it 10 never
struck by rust on the stalk while it Is IN
lie present condition or previous. I'll
only after II has passed out OF blossom
that II is injured"
Mr.. Nathan Holloway, of Belmont, is
buying wool in Wisconsin, and expeca
to secure 4 large quantity OF western
wool.
Mt. TT. Martin, late Cashier Of the
Belmont Bank at somerton, started last
Monday for Salina, Kansas. He Is ac'
companied by Mr.. Isaac Hatcher, oil Nal;
aga, who takes out q lot Of sheep and
mules for the Kansas market.
The value Of 5,7I2 horses in Monroe
county ia placed at SOL 500, while 2t404
dogs IL Sl7l,1l6. II the dog crop could
b. converted into sausage at this estimate,
It would 70 far to relieve the financial
pressure OF the people.-Barnesrtas Enter.
prise.
The National party Of Belmont county
will hold a convention at ST. Clairsyille,
on the Fourth Of July, to nominate a
county ticket. They will also, alta later
date, nominate a candidate for Congress,
aud will not accept any offers Of afilia.
ton with Republicans or Democrats.
There IL talk OF a sham battle at the
next Barnesville fair.
The Bonneville EnterPrise has a good
word to say for both DR.. Updegraf and
Col. Poorman as candidates for Congress.
It thinks that II the Doctor goes into the
Convention with a msjority Of the Jeffer.
son county delegation he will have
an excellent chance for the nomination.
It also informs US that ex-senator Knox
Is now candidate for Congress sin an az.
gressiye sense" BE made q campaign in
Columhiana county last week.
BISHOP ncCOSKRY.