Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-28
OVER THE RIVER.
Horticultural, In
dustrial and Personal Notes
Cleaned from Our Exchanges.

THE raspberry crop is large and fine
this season.
THE Smyrna camp meeting will COM
mence August 9th.
CAMBRIDGE had narrow escape from
4 disastrous fire, Wednesday.
TIE Laughlin nail mills are running
full blast with plenty of orders.
GOOD deal OF wool was bought ut
New Lisbon last week at 10 cents.
CHICKEN cholera is thinning ont the
flocks in the neighborhood Of Cambridge.
BEES are not doing well this season
and honey will be scarce and high III
price.
THE Buckeye glass factory is of for
repairs, but will start about July fh
again.
The Belmont County Teachers lnsti-
tute meets at Martins Ferry some time
in August.
john b. PHILLIPS, 4 farmer and dealer
in corn near GAINESVILLE, has made an
assignment.
The colored people OF Eastern and
Central Ohio will have 4 grand Jubilee
celebration at GAINESVILLE, August LIST,
TIE Guernsey Times says that
nephew of President Monroe is an m
mate of the Guernsey County lnhrm-
airy.
The worms are cutting down the re-
planted corn and unless the coming tall
is a late and open one much OF the corn
will stand poor chance To attain
maturity.
&c. GRAY, OF Martins Ferry, wants
10 represent Belmont county Republic
cans i'm the Ohio Legislature the coming
term. Mr.. Gray is clever young man
and sound Republican
On recent sunday, a congregation
gathered at New Concord Ia pray Tor
rain. 1t rained before the people got
away from the house and II was good
shower too.-CdHbridJe JcEsrSmid".
d. u. TAYLOR. of the Guernsey TnH@,
N.B. Hcarn, OF the Cadiz Republican, j.
II. Simms. OF the Fast Liverpool Tribune
and James Drennen, of the ONO IdHSy
.Ns,rs, have gone West rs 4 portion OF the
Editorial Convention.
THERE is no life in the wool market
here this week. For several days most
Of the buyers have been oil aud those
that are in the business are buying very
cautiously at - cents for the best emp.
-CdmJridgc Jc9,r,on'dH.
HoN. J. 7. UrDEGRAFF has been invitcd
by the Republican State Central Com
mittee. of which Senator Blaine is char
man, TO deliver number ot speeches IN
Maine during the month OF August. lie
is also to deliver the address Of welcome
at the soldiers reunion in Steubenvillc.
Ir is generally conceded 10y the Tar
mers of Muskingum county that the
crops will be complete failure. Hay ~
now very high, and will be- short fully
two-thirds OF last year. The wheat isl
a very bad state, and, although some
has been cut in one locality, is sullcr-
ing from rust Corn is scarcely out at
the ground, but may recover from the
drought.
ALL Of the papers 90 for the managers
Of the GAINESVILLE Childrcn's Home
corner stone laying for their neglect to
provide any Accommodations for members
of the press. Just.
Coon wheat: On the 23d Peter Sears
harvested field ol five acres of wheat,
which will average 20 bushels 10 the
acre. This is early wheat and above nm
average crop for this section. -harncs.
rWc Enterprise.
TIE st. Clairsyillc Chronicle reports
that bushcl 81 oats is a hard thing To
buy at any price. Oats may be har-
vested with twcczcrs. That the apple
and cherry crop will not be immense.
That Senator Blaine, Of Maine, Is To
speak i'm the early part OF the political
canvass, making his first speech AZ Bel
laire. That the Belmont Medical So
ciety held their regular meeting at Bel
lairc on Thursday. An election for Of
ficers was held, which rcsutcd as iol-
lows: President \. II. llcwctson;
Vicc-Prcsidcnt, j. G.. McCullough; Sec
rotary, DR.. Woodbridge; Treasurer DR..
Kurtz; Board Of Ccnsors, Drs. Junk
ms, Sattcrthwaite and Pcarcc, Of Stcu-
benville. The next meeting Of the
society will be held in this place
on next Tuesday, July LIST; and that
the st. Clairsvillc Band acquitted
themselves with more than ordinary
credit at GAINESVILLE, on Tuesday. Their
fine music was much admired and their
reputation us a musical organization
was widencd. One Of the Directors Of
the Ohio State Fair who was present
and heard them play was 80 charmed
with their music that he sought out
the leader Mr.. G.. f.. Hughes, and re-
uucsted the band through him Ia make
application 10 play at the Ohio State
Fair.