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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

THE old family Bible that belonged
to ''Mary, the mother of Washington,
is still in existence, and is kept in n
branch of the Washington family in Vir-
ginia. 1t contains the family register,
recording the birth of George Washing
ton, February %, 1882. The binding
has a cover of cloth woven by the hands
of his mother.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

WHEN such men as the Rev. DIR. Rankin, Rev.
Dr. Harvey, Father Fiz Gerald, Prof. Green,
DIR. Bartinc, Col. John X McChesucy, E. w.
Neff, and host of others equally trustworthy,
certify over their own signatures to the mar
veIous efficacy of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, in the diseases for which it is
recommended, 1t is time to dismiss doubts on
the subject.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

THREE maiden ladies of Auburn, Me-,
carry on large farm, attending person
ally to all details of cultivation, and
marketing all the produce. They have
a great reputation among Lewiston and
Auburn grocers for excellent dairy and
farm products.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20
Voice OF the People.

HILLSDALE, MICH.
r. v. PIERCE NJ. D.:
1 had a serious disease of the lungs, and was
for a time confined to my bed and under the
care of physician. His prescriptions did
not help me. / grew worse, coughing very
severely. I commenced taking your Medical
Discovery, which helped me greatly. / have
taken several bottles, and restored to
good health. Yours respectfully,
JUDITH BJJRNETT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

ITis said that four million packages of Fra
zer's Axle Grease were sold i'll 1879; and We
believe 1t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

The earthly mold should never be
washed from potatoes, carrots or other
roots, until Immediately before they are
to be cooked,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

For sore throat, gargle with Piso's Cure,
mixed with little water. Relief is instant.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE has genuine mcr-
IT, as all who use it will testify. Price 25c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20

1T is q bitter bite when bitter is bit.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-03-20
THE MARKETS.

bert's Pat. Gloss Starch for fine fabrics
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
WHERE To WORSHIP.

Services u, the L. T.. Church to.mol'
row at Id. 80 N, M services In the
evening. sabbath school at Or, NJ
Fourth Street NJ, +, Church. at lO;So
4. NJ, tho Sacrament oi the Lords sup
per administered Ivy the Presiding I'll
der, Rev. W. & Wilson. 40 =. NJ,
sermon by tho pastor, Rev. q. I. Mas
dou.
There will he preaching In the FIRST
Presbyterian Church 10y tho PASTOR
Rev. u. A. Cunningham, ID. ID, on To-
morrow at l0a AN, In the evening NJ
! O'Clock the First aud Second Freshly
terrain Churches will unite in n service
to 10 held Ia tho Second Church. Tho
Rcv, Calvin Matcor, u. u, dis,lng.
uishod missionary nom China VIII
preach.
Mr.. Frank, rector, will preach at tho
Baptist Church, corner III Twelfth and
BYRON streets, to'mornIng and evening.
Sunday School at 2r. NJ
Rev. Thomas J.. Milford, OF New
Athcus. Ohio, will preach IN the Third
Presbyterian Church Sabbath morning
aud evening,
Al the f,rst English Lutheran Church
To- morrow morning al TO- o'clock, the
pastor, Rev, :. u Barni,x will preach
from PSALM lST, IA, the theme hclng
"Cltisiian Patriotism
Tho International course oi sabbath
School lessons Tor tho thirl quarter al
1850 begins To- morrow with studios IN
Gcnosis The subject will he The
Creation aud tho texts Genesis |, IL
Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
tiaso,i nj Last

'pnu, ~ java, y" NJ -, sl,n,
mas been .ap,n''n ~ h '"s =, ,,nr,h mt,
perry customer, o"' ""s :" wa" M ~,
the late at tho prove!hs, t"''"v'; w., 49,"
police hav" been on ,ho 'ooNv1, w ,' ..'
Tor some time, AMI have mado various
excursions after him. but without 'u i
Yesterday aitrrnoonu was "s''l'"'n'S
hc hal Deem seen a'""' W" '",, az" W.
that ho vas drinh'ng; 'os',', ,,,' we we
habits, oh'c'rs Myouuy "nn '"'' van
last uWht vent to seuh" ''"' '"''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
THE ABORTION CASE.
Drift of Sentiment on tho In
quest.

Tho course of every public official Is
certain Ia br more or less Crll.C,Sou ny
everybody, aud inst ~ certainly often
uithou, cause. In his rounds. yGsler
day, the omuipresrnt reporter heard n
,r,,,t deal at lunsc talk coarernng thu
Rogers abortion case at the day before
and oi the action al Prosecuting Altor'
upy Jordan IN relation thereto. II was
the opinion at many that he should
hayo required security oi DE- kel,ev,
hu, this was certainly not the op,utou
oi those who looked at the case from a
legal standpoint.
Tho verdict at the Jury made No men
ton oi pr. Kelley, nor dii II IN any
way connect him with the abortion. IL
il true, several Ut the individual Jurors
desired a. hrnga vcriir, against Him,
but whcu representation VAS made ila'
there was really ~ cv'dcnce against
him, thcy were satisfied tn have I, rs II
was.
Then again, there was dnnm
whether there was anything criminal IN
the death ~ Eliza Rogers. Every Juror
aud every spectator toll maru"g con-
yinrcd that such was tho TACT, but thoro
was no absolute evidence that there was
any foul play. No ono ot the PHI, slcians
would say 40, aud all admittcd that such
u result nigh, have hccn brought about
by natural causes, though mono hat
over seen such case. there was any
fault, II was IN closing the inquest IN tho
absence oi material aud satisfactory ics'
timony,
Under such circumstances, II tx th"
op,uion oi those who profess themselves
yrrscd in law, that Mt Jordan vas por'
icc,ly justified IN his coursc IN requiring
no bond al pr. Kelley. The matter has
no, yet been dropped, aud pr. Kelley.
Il Innocent, IN Well M others, VII io'
sire Ia have il siilcd to the hniIom Tho
case will no laid hc,o,c tho grand jury,
which will takc any alton necessary.
In tho meantime let public opinion hc
suspended aud not condemns man who
may prove himself Innocent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
Irus,ss a sals of a Fins Residence.

my NIRTVEuF pEEp OE TRUST MADE
hbV Cathatinv Mta,hip. Emu,s h. Ntushlp,
Frank(in a MtnNhip aud NaTN Miushtp hts
.iks Ia me a. t,astvc dttrd The lNh daN 81
Anti iu the year ~ aud tyCuJdyi Ia tpc
Clerk ~ ,n ,r ul thv COUNTY tVUt, WNh,oC"unN,
MrNG Nitsiula. Ia jvrt ut uu,t h's'A \" y, Al
,a.S,'S I. NH ahl rS. iNtil ou
sATi gpNN. JJIN L. A. u. i>@
.ll.xiuutny AZ 10 a',l,gk n, Srll ~ public auc.
liam nj the ituut llut Ut the Coutt lAu,c ~ sail
,,,uut, la th, ttlN ct MArclnk, the follow tug
described rvsl estate Ia SaN y, C,'uUh Wud
state, o. W.T.. The south twV thiUE at lot NUN
lsrd Que Luuduyl AMI UiucN IN ~. 0u tho v'st
stIg at Ihapliuc sturvt. bytwCyW lwrUtvth ali
rWrut, srt,,uj sJyvvts, ia the wan wsIl at Sah
CITY, Lrtts the ur,l estate CuuNrNrd Ia tauNHh
" tuship. uDN d,ys,~vl ~ Mo,thr" htci
AMI NttO 1N d,y,l ds,cl January I, l>'l, and
nnW al tr,.,ui tu ,sii Ctrk', uh 70 VA d-rd huuA
4 ~ us'" ~ Ou sai aul ~ the d'~toselc
Iti,k ry~kl,v,ctu Wl"h q .tuNllu Ntn>htr,
nov d,cra,c,i t,tuJgtN urs,iv,l
little behaved a. IL pCyiVVt butNlllug a. Uus-
t,,,' q wilt convey oUly the utlo NrSiri in INC ~
sail dN,l ~ Trust
TsENs ~ suE Ouc thlpi III the puuhSe
money aud ~ much more a. the purchaser
MAJ rltCl a. pay. cash ,p hand ga daN al Ssic'
thu u,~iiuy ut the puuharr money u hN pay shlc
In two equal iu,talimCpN IN que ant two years
respectively trOm the day vi sale, Win mterrS'
thrtrhu ir0n that daN. payable SCmt annually,
the pun haScr o. giNc notes sCCutcd bN decd ~
tr,,.t uunn th,, pfupctN soll. ky said doistr,d
tnxtainlCutS Tho pHTvh t~'r asa turthct sNVIuN
inT sail dytryryI pNmvutS, will Ia rCyulU'i "
have taS DIV cllluk un said land tnSuUd lose "
anY payable t. the uuivtstsu,d, w tca"n'
able an,, unit ani IA aCumpNuN satisfactory Ia me
IuaI ALFRED GALLON SIT. Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doing,

}. II. Page, Esq, of Guyando,tc, "a
bell county, Ia IN the city,
Andrew Edmis,op, Esq, an attorney
Of Wcstoa, WAS here yesterday.
Mr.. George McMahon, al Guyandoitc,
is spending visit in the city.
Theodore pNihorst, Esq, ut Patkers.
hurg, formerly OF the I,mes OF that city,
is hero on short stay.
William Bender, ui the South Side,
went for visit Ia Pittsburgh, ycster-
day.
MIR. Allen Brock, OF Messrs Kraft 4
Rosenberg, will leave the city 10 day on
the steamer II, Lawrence Tor an cS'
tcnded trip through the South aud
West. Mr.. Brooks health has not beeu
good Tor nearly q year, aud II Is with the
hope III resaiuing Il that he viii absent
himself from Wheeling for \ time. The
best wishes OF large cir,'lc OF friends
will accompany him " horeyer ho may 70.
Dr. MEYERS, oi the Island, has gone
10 his home in West Liberty on visit.
John klari, OF tho Genital dug store.
leaves this morning for Philadolhia,
where no 10 going to rcmsia abon, a
week.
Mr.. Irving me- Jennie Mills, OF
wsynesburg. Pa is the guest OF Mrs.
David Brooks, ot East Wheeling. Mrs,
Irving |, n very social lady, and has
many friends in this city.
Joe Reed, tho handsome engineer OF
tho Atlantic engine. has returned from
two weeks visit % his home in Pcnn.
sylvania and 10 again at his old post
DR.. Shriver. Of Bethany, IL In town.
Tie viii take part in the shooting tourn.
ament to-day. II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
THE GALLANT FOURTH.
A Rousing Meeting to Form q
Hancock and English Club,


There 10 an old saylns to the seNot
Tim, comparisons are odlous," and a.
Ions, any stray Republican Ia The vicin,
i,y Of tho Atlantic engine house mn@
have ,hought 20 whom he compared we
rousing Hancock meeting held thets
lsst nipht TO the slckly attempts to tcrm
q Blaine Club, aflerward Transformed 70
a Garfield institution, somo time ago by
tho Republicans al tho Fourth wsrd,.
There had been but very little notice
given Of the TACT that there Was TO Dc
Hancock Club formed, yet at eish!
O'Clock at least seventy tvo voters, snv
among them representative men anu
Democrats oi the city were present. oil
anxious ia In somo way show their ap'
prrria,iou ot their valiant leader.
Squire ". W. Miller was ON motion
made temporary chairman, with Ask,
updcgraii, Esq ~ temporary secretary
Tho object oi the meeting having been
stated, nn motion n eommittee, consist
inv ol Mcssrs. rhos. parrah, J.. J." kim,'
hrrly and ]. W. Boring, was appoinled
on rcrmancnt organisation. THIS eon'
m,llrc will report NJ their next mesuny.
Also, on motion u committee oil elRnt
was appointed to solicit members. thus
con,miitce IN composed OF Mcssrs. Frank
ilcaly, Eh. CASTILLO, VIM. A. Love-
Ferdinand He'll, Michael bean, J.; W.
Boring, Andrew King aud Henry E'eh'
cnherg,
Tho name chosen for the club is the
"Fourlh Ward Hickory Club, anu I'M
dor tina, name iIly.iour names, every
ono voter too were enrolied m moM'
hers. =,
Tina, old veteran, pnclc John boring,
WAS there with his drum corps aud ron
dcred some cnliveniug music. THIS
club is fortunate IN having Mr.. BORING
among It's ranks, AZ In can MAKE
things 81. ar
After tho roll had boon signci Mr..
VIM. q. ilandln proposed three cheers
for Hancock aud English, which wore
given with n will and enthusiasm, and
tho meeting adjourned to meet next
SATURDAY night
The meeting, although q short ono,
WAS n business ono and showed that tho
Democracy Ut tho Fourth war'i ~ On tho
3ui zee and ready lor work ut ANY Tine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
Whesling Ride Club

To ,lay, al Strohcls Run, commencing
A nine o'cluck this morning, will COM
ucncc a shooting tournament under the
auspicrs oi the Wheellng little Club,
The matches are all at short range. The
first match is at loo yards. five shots at
lows,l, entrance lees one dollar, aud tho
prizes, VI, ~ and 10 per cent. vi tho Gu
trance ices. Tho second match ~ the
same, except that u takes place NJ ten
o'clock aud the entrance tce ~ two dol.
hrs. The third Is open IL teams o'
nur men from any rite club, Instance
100 yarls-scycn shots per man--ptisc,
a new Sharp's short range r'lie' value,
$40. Entrance Ire IN hc governed by
number -! teams cCntcsi,ng. ihN th
match H. at 40 y,ls the other conditions
being like the 6rst two. Entrance lee
is two dollars o;hcr matches will be
shot u there y time.
There viii be gcntlenen here IRON
Pittsburgh. wellhurg aud bethany ani
a pleasant social ,imc will bc hal IN at
dillon tothc sport,
Next Tuesday at tiornhropk = park on
the long range there viii he some
shootmr. done m lAc Stine
way and under the same
rules aud regulations ~ thosr adopted
by the Irish and American ,eSms Ia
their late contest, by the wheebnI club,
and as there are ample Recommendations
now hr spectators, they invite all their
friends to como out and sc, the iaa, aud
il can hc said without reserve that It
will intercs, any one to wltaess long
range shooting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03

Hind asylum Of the StAte. he has q
vsry Quick ear for musle anil can reeois
iv NAV any sclsctiou after hearing u
onSs ar twice. His parents, nth whom
no Il spendlna his vacation. Ss'de IN
North Wheeling.
Asap, ,.a0 o'clock lsp evening. a
horse exhibited iis stubborn QUALITIES
An tho corner OF Market aud Twenty.
second streets. Mt. II. b. McLain and
wife were the occupants Of the carriage.
ard we're assisted out when the antics
were begun. Without any cause tue
n ,rsc suddenly began an attempt 10 re'
dues the bugyy to kindllns wood, when
aid came and he was secured, A
Anovr eleven o'clock last night a ter,
rible crash, IN al shattered glass, soanded
ON Market street, aud there was y rush
,n ,he direction ot tho Mel.urc HOUSE:
A large crowd had collected In front OF
tho sample room, whcrca large door
glass MAS found shattered JeF Davis
and DIR. Brown, the cora doctor, were
accused. but the latter acknowledged
having done IL aud agreed 10 pay Tor y.
Jra had refused 10 tell aud was natural
ly suspected, hut TO give him ms que,
no was innocent Tho chiropoiisl had
done /, with his little hatchoL
A SORT OF wall went up from the
Couuril committees entitled 10 appro'
priations, at tho cutting down ct tue
amounts oi their estimates by tho ~
NANCE Committee, aud whom that report
Is submitted to Council thcre vii ho an
effort 10 briuy up to tho old figures
TN, Water Works Committee swears
by tho great horn spoon u cannot
pc, along without its original estimate,
anil tho street commi,tro AYERS the
boulryar,is will suffer aud 80 to seed II
| IL has not more money Ia cxpnnd. The
ljrr departments bright hopes arr dash
oil 10 earth, and tho Comm'l'ce on
Lights alone is happy, rs II has u sur
plus from last years appropriations
TUESDAY evening some strange e,rl
nducc,.thc two little daughters at MIR.
J, &. Spencer, the Jacob street tinnor,
IA take walk. 10 was about dusk, aud
when nj tho Market street bridge their
guide iotsonk them. About this time u
commenced % rain worry hard, AMI tho
| little things Wcrr soon soaked through
Th,y did no, know the way honc, nor
could they tell who they wore intcll'.
yihly. Quito crowd had gathered, md
among them was an unclc at tho oh'''
drcn, who recognized ;hcm and soon
had ,hcm home. The neither had sup
pnsc,i they were u, the shop, aud Mt
Spcncrr supposed they were at home, III
that the Youngsters had not been MISSED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
DELI.AIRE.
police fnyestisation -plssusting
Chin Mpsie between Couneii'
msn-(,an eEnl News,

mem GonoWA
A, ,hs lsst meeting Of City Council q
n%Isln vas made against the Fourth
VAIL wSichman, John z,lch being the
Somplsinaut. Last ninht the special
ssnnr,i,ien com pose,i ot MetAs. blppus
S.sI beatty htgthemau and Fan'e',
mel at the CITY Hall for the purpose OF
s.mmvrsss,,,stlns Tho chargcs Testimony
i,nm JShn umy, Jaeab Sishl, Thomas
INrubuu, John liss, washington, William
King, William Smith William Slea'er
and William Dick Was heard ny We
ccmmittcc. II was In the main part OF
no special Importance. y H. smun'
Eso appeared Tor Mr. 2ilch aud con-
h,,tod tho examination,
Ofiio,r progn also testified IN ms own
bohali. Mayor Crisweli gave his opln-
ion Ia tho case, as did also Squire
Ui,hleman. After this the room Was
cleared, aud thu committee proceeded
IA rsyipw tho testimony. Mt hS'h
MAYED Ia dismiss the changes, which,
motion Was seconded hy MI Beatty
Oh this the ayes and nays were Io'
msuded with tho following result
Mrssrs. Reed, Really and liishloman
voting In tho affirmative, ami Mossrs,
Bippus aud fautcl voting nay, after
which the committee adjourned IL ~
uudrrs,ood that tho minority VIII
| also present y report next Tuesday
night At tho REGULAR mcet,ng VI Nnnnvh'
| ANcr N,o committee had adjourned u
most disvracclul sccno occurred between
Mrssts. Hghlrman, Hppus and fao'ri'
Loud wonis were used AMI rcts"ha"
lies xcrc INDUCED in hy all hands that
WAS a q ,us,ing To all who hoard II. "
grow ~ had tha, Officer Cnrran was oh
lived Ia interfere and tell the parties
that tho talk must cease or o'so u"
would In Obliged IL arrest 'hom. ,
Fifteen cmigrant cara we've III the ~
| 80. yard short time Yesterday Inc
cmipiants wpro OF various nal'Hnaliii'S'
Germans, Polandors, Sweies aud Nor
w,,isns. They were nearly NIL young
p,oplc, aud hound for tho West
Tho wooden water pipe In the ni'ry
hetwean Jefferson aud Noble streets III
the Fourth ward, is being taken M anu
an iron ono put down. THIS Is QUO "'
the two alleys IN town where water
/ pipes arr lald -,
| tSlut INllIINNH, y 'NFN"'N W -
! Clnirs\ille Narrow Gaugc Railrcad, @c'
,ompanlcd 10y his charming daughter
Miss Anna. were IN the city NcsIv!dav
William ClouS,, tho Belmont street
tobacoouisl, will shortly remove h's
Mace at business IL the room north ''
:. q. iiamiltnu's, on the snmr street
car friend Cash. &. Maysh Is visiting
| lrlouds ia Stcuhsnvillc.
Isaac Nrwhnd, who went down 'ho
river from this place ,na trading haat
some time ago, has retained.
Jesse Miller, oi Pittsburgh, ~ visiting
friends IN this city,
Company H., q. \. u, will meet ~
the armory thiS morning III RESPONSE la
the order oi Capt Little, aud ut S"'cl"rk
march To Rosr iiill, whcrc they VIII
hpld their picnic
Tho tcachcrs Of the public schools ARE
IN a state at anxiety m Ia whether any
changes will hr mado ~ the present
iorrc. However, 1t will hc scl'lci nest
Monday night, whrn tho Enard VIII
mrct aud MAKE tho appointments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
RIVER, INTEi.I.IGENCE.

Tho marks on tho wharf hd n'Gu'
showed the depth oi water IN tho chan
mel To hr u feet y inches AMI stationary.
business very duh.
Weather clear.
The purnal Is the rarkcrShurf packet
iur thls mprning.
Tho &. ". iialrhrlor will depart Mt
hcr usual time Tor Pittsburgh tai, mora
ing.
Tho 1t. Lawrence arrived on time yes
to-day aud will leave this afternoon NJ
! O'Clock ior Cincinnati. III charge oi her
popular officers. .
Tho Rason went To Stouhcnvllla last
night To hriug down an oxrurson to-
day,
Tho bedford with lot oi ore from IT.
Louis, in uuloading ut tho belmont
mill.
A snag il reported ~ hciny IN tho
channel ut Wilson's landing, short
distance above the mouth ut CABIN
creek
r,rtsur ruu, Jul, River feet
aud falling. Weather cloudy AMI show i
cry,
CiYuNNAr,. July >. River To Icot !
inches and rising. Weather warm AMI
raining. Arrived PARTS &, i!rown,
Now Orleans. Departed Andes, Wheel
ing: Clifton, Huntington.
ST. iorIs July .. Arrived -lron
Agc aud hargcs, Pittsburgh, Future
City and mrccs, New Orleans. Carrier,
Nebraska City. Departed Morton, ST.
Paul, Gcupyicvc, Mcmphis. River risen
! inches, .? feet inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and warm,
ln,Isyulr, July River falling
with u icct II inches IN the canal, and
1 irot / inches in tho chute on the tails.
business dull Weather cloudy, aud
raining. Due Draper aud tow, Rob
crt Mitchell If due tonight,
E,,Ns,utr, July ., Fort Lest, Jas.
Guthrie. Louisville aui return, Clear.
ing; MERCURY az degrees falling, river ~
icot = inches aud rising last. business
light,
MeMruis, July ., River stationary.
Departed My Choice and 5ohn Means,
New Orleans Weather cloar ana warm,
CAlgo, July .. 1900 Arrived - y. H..
Maudo. 81. Louis: Pittsburgh, Hunting
ton. Departed ot Alton, Nrw
Orleans, Pittsburgh. St Louis. River
ii icot. Thermometer -.
NlCesurRG, July . - Weather clear,
Thrrmomcicr IS River risen \ inches
up-liaitlny. Down Williams, Can
non. Arrived City OF GrccnvlIc.
Nav ORIe,Ns, July . Arrived -
Nome. Departed -. None. Weather
clear and warm. THERMOMETERS 81.
GnopS Of all grades aud sylcs ut VII.
a,n ll,,. al al, ,nrv lnu..t nfirY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
CONDITION on Tnn CNOFs'

OUNUITION OF " V
xssoss Of the asssAt Ae!n.lan
Open The RiPs Crab And esnes
Vegetation. .-l.tl
MnlsassuRa, O.. July l-Ins am, an.
sr1 throughout the county hw W.
pl1iniug OF the damage aoey ~ NJ
vhsa. by the Continued ram, n,oa -
lssfsd 4 week, Holmse county M. -
immsrss screavs, aad unless the vAMs!
sstilss room the ioss viii b great NO.
n,ors than ons.hslt OF Tie Thsat % CUT
v"t slthoush Il ID dsad.ripA Corn, oaU
md otnsr crors never looked better. !,
TnosSrowN. Ixn, July l,-Moss OF
Tho ~hrst hss been cut Ia this locality,
thouah work has been reterev ~
heavy rsins during tho last three "syI
Tina ACREAGE 10 larger than last year' IN"
the crop generally very hssSy' 9Th.
wiLLiAMsrowS,. MI Sur .n.,nS
rains Of tho past few days gro saaM,ns
considerable anxiety 70 the saIms
community. The wheat has o. peen CIV
In this county (tirantl and put ln sn"H,
and shouid tho rain continue, lnuvn VI
,Ss vrsIn will bc sprouted and otaer'
~iss dsmapot. Hence tho iarmet mas Z
gloomy prospecI Tho Product w'' aos
IA an average Yield. Corn anu oa's
mover looked better. =. a. ali.
GsssSsnuRo, Isp., July It's es.
mated that fully fve hundred acres OF
~h~st remain uncut In this county, the,
Nat weather preventing tho farmers
from harvesting. Il ID foarsd me
~bcs, already cut viii sproat In tho
shocS. In sofnc places the growing corn
ssnnot be soon for tho yesds, aud Ha.
Icss there Ia q change 10 the weather tpe
corn crop will DO Ato,al failure;
W,Sr,,ssrss, ISn., July s.-The crops
In This county will be largo beyond pre-.
ceicut. About twothirds OF tho wheat
crop is harvested and somc thresneu,
Tho acreage 10 about one'shiE' larger
,hsn last wear. The yield will not he
oaitc 40 heavy. Corn Is excellent on
Sish ground, hut slightly damaged IN
hottom land. Apples, peaches, psar
and cherries win bc abundant. Tue
crop ni prspes will he tho Largest on
record. Oats, hay, barley, tiaxs~'d' po'
,s,ocs and all the minor crops are bet
tor and moro exclusive than usual
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-03
Special Announcement

The r., q. & st. L. Ry, Co. make tho
announcement that excursion tickets TO
Pittsburgh aud the boat race At Hutton:
Pa, July 81, rate $50 and 500. will
be good on train leaving Wheeling at
1870 noon, July 81, In addition to trains
advertised.
This company viii also sell excursion
10 Newark, Columbus and Chicago,
July "a, Sd, 9Th and 5th. good returnins
until July 9Th.
. Thoss desiring Q pleasant trip With
Htsls Expense viii do we'll 10 avail them.
sslysa ot this opportunity,