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The Leady,lie shoo,,us Anrsy

pE>VER, Cot july 40 The R,Duit'-
cus Lc,dy,lle spectral Sdy Policeman
John Carh,il died yesterday irnm the
wounds lud,ctrd SATURDAY. hy RIkesell
Tue ChIri ui Police aud a committee oi
clJ,zehs waited On the Shryld ani de
IN In,ird that Bikrwell he delivered Ia
them, hut the sheriff refused and PLACED
guarls around the Jiil A preliminary
trial SiIi he held to nlght. ID - thought
thu Btkesell viii he iyuchrd before
morning tie has committed tNn muir
dHTs previous ta this
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I'm GIA n u
- The WESLEYAN Conference.

IoNDoN, July ~ In The sermons oi
all the Wesleyan Churches. Yesterday,
the importance ui thC Conference which
convenes on TUESDAY was pointed oGt.
The press reporter, were prohibited
MANY American dlNIuus occupied rul-
pts to-day, all al whom spoke very IN.
cOuragingly oi tie spread II Nrslr, anISm
through NJ the lHlun, especially ia Il e
Western States
The report Il alliance between Ger.
many and Turkey IL understood "a hc IN
well informed circles here unloundcd.
A CIass shave.
InSpnN, June 10 At u rmick IL day
the election wH held for Member 0t
Parliament To- MI the vacancy cau>tihy
the elevation "l Hon. ilrury Suuli,
Liberal, To the House oi rccrr. DN'd
Mllye Home, Conservative, MAS return
cd hy al votes. Mcllru hpri AdIn.
cate oi Scotland the Literal candidate,
received 5,2 votes.
Passage 81 tho Disturbance DIil
LoNppN, July ~. la liz. Hons" al
Commons iast night the compensation
bill passed, all the amendments of the
opposition being rejected. Gladstone
warned parnell not ~ continue his oh.
slruclive tactics.
1hs Importation Of Amsrioap nesf
LosDoS, july 10 "A large depuis,ion
of representatives OF the huichers' and
cattle trade associations, had an inter.
View To day viii, Lord Spencer. Lord
President Of the Council, In regard TO
the restrictions on the importation oi
foreign cattle. lie said hc should Ger ain
ly do all la his power consistent
with the existing Law H.
facilitate the increase oi the meat ira =
Of the country, hat that thc Goy,THu,n ~
do not see their way to remove rcstrlc
tions at prasent.
IoNDoN, July ~. At the meeting II
the cattle tlaio drpulatIon hcioI" II
waited on Earl Spencer, resolutions
were adopted declaring that
the present restrictions on the I'm
pottaiion ui foreign cattle are arbitrary
and unnecessary, and calling on ihc e"'
ernnsut Ia relax them - lar as iu ALLOW
healthy cattle, after a thorough cNaml.
nation, L. br sent tu tn" Ireland mar
kets Tor sal. ani immediate slaughter.
Arthur Arnold, mrmbrr al farla-
ment, referring Ia the motion lac IN.
| tends Ia make on the subject ~ the
Housc ni Commons urged tie depula
ton Ia impress on their representative"
the necessity oi supporting II. u" dep
recated the action oi the late govern.
ment in including the nItci states
among the infected countries, aud
pointed to the signi, fiance 4 the tact
that the importation oi live rattlo from
America hal Increased dcspll" the rc'
srictions. lie saIi the pIesch, re-
srictions were arbitrary, aud not for ;hc
good of the country.
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FRANCH
Tho RELIGIOUS DEGREES.

PARIs, July i9.-The government ap-
parently intends to leave the religious
orders undisturbed until after the ds.
preston Of the Jesuit schools. August
3lst. Between forty and fifty novlces
from the Jesuit Monastery At Augers,
Department Of the Maine, at Loire, lett
Dieppe Tor England. Numbers OF eI-
PEELED Jesuits are going to Rome.
Expressions OF Satisfaction.
PARIS, July l9.-RePublican papers
express satisfaction ut the success oi
Briggs motion in the House OF Com
mons last week, relative to the erection
OF q statue to the Prince Imperial IN
Westminster Abbey.
Prince jerome Of Age.
Prince Napoleon's son Victor WAS
eighteen years Of aye Sunday. and nm
anti Jeromist organ remarks, he u
therefore dynastically OF age TO assume
the succession bequeathed n him by
the Prince Imperial.
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RUsBIA.

Doss the Czsr Conts up,ats CasvtaG An
other Shoe Of furtsyp-fhs Psouiiar
Rsmarks Of Some R9ss.sa Journals
sr PrrrEsBrso, july I&--The Ttdon
OH declares that the aims of Russia are
evident and certain, and offensive to-
wards nobody, Tor they consi.t only In
the constitution of independent slavic
Sessss o. The Peninsula and in opening
The DsrasnelbsA No other power can
hsss moro moderate wishes, bpt Il u
necessary they should 30 realized even
st the cost ol great trouhls,
iof no othaf hsG than
ths Ruasian ought 70 be allowed Ga The
Bosphosus- should that not b posi-
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Bile, il would be better not 10 make any
change in the affairs in the Peninsula
for the present.
The semi-otticial Btriy says: "No in.
tigues or secret conspincies are neces.
sary to accelerate the collapse oi the
Turkish empire. The situation has
come 10 the point where il only deslr.
able to give free hand to the
Christians in the Peninsula. A general
instruction might follow and streams
OF blood be shed, but the struggle would
certainly not last long, in consequence
Of the political AMI moral decadence OF
ths Porte" The Brig would prefer u
pacific solution, but at the same time II
Says that the interest of all the powers
demand that their designs should he
achieved aud that an end should he
quickly made To prevent an insupport'
able situation.
Tho Nolrd SAYS: I'VE are con.
WINGED that all the powers ,x.
crpt Austria and Germany van
agree In plan 10 lquidaie the Turkish
empire. Austria would not be di,in
clined to share in such a liquidation II
Sit Wtit tih' paw w tit
booty. For a moment Austria may
wish peace preserved N order to wait
for = more favorable time for rr.oprnipg
the Eastern question, but II mnst be rs-
g,rded ~ a piece al gond luck for the
different naiionalitics oi the Peninsula
that Austria il nov much occupied wiia
home difficulties aud ia, therefore, not
able to hinder the natural developments
o. affairs of the East
Barker Is w elcome.
LoSDoS. July l9.--rhe Russian press
continue to welcome BARKER. the Phila.
delphia, who is IN that country Tor the
purpose Of pcrircting American con-
tracts for the building of clipper shiI =,
and erectng machinery for working the
coal and iron mines ot Noulh Russia;
also, Tor the construction ui grain clcNa'
tors at Odessa.
Shipment OF War Material.
Three Russian lrI.a.rs have departed
for the Pacific. hy Way "i the surL ia.
nal, carrying munitions al war. Nar'
luis Tscng's arrival at 1T. Petersburg =
| anNiously awaited
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uunrotokad Murder.

IorI.y,LLE, Jniy ~ -0s.h Davidson
killed Alexander lay lor, colof.d boy,
on the Cave KGn road. four miles hohi
this city, last evening Basii.on had a
Quarrel with another nrgo, III. s.li.r.
aud Ssnt ho,ue and got bis gun. when
h. returned a. the groceiy where ii'r
auarnl occurred s.ilers bad gone. la
his rage Davidson shot ami kiiis'i say
Ior. who had come 10 the store on su sr'
rand Tor hls parents The deed wAs un'
provoked and inb bumzn.
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In Ola.
Damass by Floods.

CALcvrrA. July 1.-The great sm.
bankment In Sirdue, know - Kusnors
bund, has given way. 1t extends from
Kusmore to the ZAri Canal, . distances
Of forty miles. The embankment Naa
constructed to protect q large tract oi
country IRON the Hoods. The bund
burst two years ago, when the food
carried away several miles OF the indus
Valley railroad. The present breach
can be easily repaired.
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NEW NuHE, July 10 De. Tanner has
eutrrcI upon the fourth week at torty
day's last. Tie Is IN good condition and
spirlts Ills weight AZ | uClnck this
aitrra,on vas lSi pounds, pulse :, aud
Temperature -.
A I,aAs 1f one Pound Since Morning.
NEw luEN, Juiy lg Dc Tanncrslill
persryerrs IA hl~ fast AMI Is neither los
iuS uor sdInIug hrSh. lie tOnk a drive
at q n from which hc returned seem.
insiy restless. tie returned tn Clarendon
IIIll at NJ aud rested on hls cot un-
al 10 when he vent Ia the maIr hail
aad Mas weighed. It's weight Was lSi
pounds, puls.' -, Temperature E', AMI
respiration ~
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Prince jerome Of Age.
GA n ADA.
rha Health Of Princess Louiss.

QuEBEc. July ~ The following is OF.
fciai: Capt Chaters, A. ID. C., is desired
by the Governor General 10 state that
II. X II. Princess Louise finds herself
compelled to follow the medical advice
she has received, prescribing COMP plete
rest to regain her strength, which ha.
been affected by the injuries sustained
from the accident which occurred last
winter when going to the senate Cham
her at Ottawa, to hold reception. By
order OF the medical advisers. the Pm
cess will proceed 10 Europe early next
month TO visit one OF the Gertaan va
tering places, and Afterwards 70 tor .
time 10 England.
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OHIO.
Belmont County,


ST. CLAIRsvILiE, July ~ This coun.
ty has produced splendid crop of
wheat this year, one OF the best ever
raised in the county. The crop has.
with few exceptions. been saved in good
condition. The grain Is shrunken hut
little. The acreage IL fully one-third
larger than last year, while the yield per
acre is perhaps a third higher than last
wear. The variety known m Lawson
wheat has been damaged slightly by the
recent rains, hut as only a small amount
of that variety Was raised, the injury
from the wet weather Was not great.
Tue oats crop is excellent, much better
than for several years past. Thr straw
is good size, and the indications are that
the yield will be unusually large. The
hay crop is q good average. The yield
promises to lie considerably larger than
last year. The prospects for magnifi.
cent crop Of corn, potatoes, apples and
peaches WAS never better than this sea.
son. Fruit trees are we'll filled, and the
fruit perfectly formed.
Jefferson.
srErBESyILLE, July lo.-The acreage
of wheat in II is county Is 10 10 10 per
cent greater than last year. The yield
will be abundant, some farmers claim
ing an average yield OF twenty hve
bushels to the acre, but the more eau
tious think eighteen or twenty bushels
will lie the outcome. TIE recent rains,
coming AZ they did just when wheat vas
in shock, caused 1t 30 sprout someuhai,
hnf m m anon nh m ia any ~ FiOua n int uTy
Oats looked bad until lately, when the
rains caused IL to brighten mp, and tair
yield 10 anticipated. Hay is very poor,
and the crop will toe small. Potatoes
yielding ven, no trouble experienced
from bugs. Apples and peaches will be
plenty.
CAuBRiDoE, July l9.-It can be said
OF the wheat crop in this county that
an abundant yield prevails, and, sl-
though the frequent rains OF late have
impeded garnerng and may inIure II
little, il 10 tair to presume that the har-
vest will be 10000 bushels Farmers
,hiuk that rust, which has appeared
among the oats, will tighten the yield,
and only an average crop can b ex.
pected. Thousands OF tons ot hay Will
10 produced in this county this year,
while the prospects Tor corn are nsttsr-
ing. Sos @ much can be said al the
iyuis erup, sxusps ~ to berries, which
80 WY pleptiful PoaeAe4Nh eppaes
wss isjussd 70 ssns estsat By the lsss
tsos,s u - spsiua. 20 poswithseand-
M there win b fsir supply.
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W6EEIING w VA TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 90 1880.

sistance OF the political machinery con.
trolled by the GRANTEES, the contest
would become hotter aud more uncer-
tain. II has been current rumor here
In Republican quarters for some days
that Senator Don Cameron has been
moved to 20 into the fight through the
iniercession OF Gen. Grant himself. IL
Is said that letters have been written by
the latter urging his friends to 20 to
work and try aud defeat Gen. Hancock.
This is supposed to be the secret ior the
sudden determination OF Cameron,
Conkling aud others ITO take an active
part in the campaign.
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IorJSyltLE July ~ The state Guari
forre oi hcntUrky ~ into camp Ia DAY
al Crab Orchari, under command at
Major John u CasIlrmdn. fhe entire
ilrrr consists vi three hsItaliOu> ut IN
i,atry, one oi cavalry, aud one battery
oi light artillery. This - the tirst gen-
erh encampment ol the kentucky
troops since General :. n. BuCkner or
ganiEad Camp Bone ia l>,il.
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Obituary.

IxpI,sArorI-, July 10 Hon luci"n
Barbour, a prominent attorney aud "a
m, mber oi Congress, died IN this city
this evening. Mr Barbour was frr.i
dent OF the Ohio, Indiana ani Illinois
Telegraph Company before III. consoi.
idatron With the Western Union.
CISoIsS,TI, July - Hon. Jacob
Brinkerhoh died at Mansfield, %, to.
dsy. aged 20 years liz wss the author
oi the original draft "i lhs ianous WI.
mo, proyiso, aud "a. jud!" Of the
Supreme Court oi ohio lI,m 100 to
1871
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RADICAL FEAR RS.
The EI-Confederato Boog-s Boo Dis
turbs Them.


" IsnISGros, July l9.-lt becomes
decidedly more rein,eresting daily To no.
tiCe the iear that grows upon every
class oi Republican oiiiceholders here
that. ia the case Of Hancock's election,
ex Canieierates will insist upon walk
Ing oil with all the turkey. This sort
of thlng Ia rather oyerdone by some, ia
the view oi a casual observer, especially
~ Ihcy appear to have entirely over
lo ,kri the iact that the guerrilla, John
4. Mushy, Was appointed United States
Consul AT Hong kong on the recon
mruiation al Gen. Garfield and Charley
Foster. Garfield personally besoughI
the appointment; and II ought To be
added, too, that Moshy has made bang
up Consul. sud has ia a hand IN un'
earthing some very queer sorts of doings
Iu hIS realm.
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Afraid ofths bI- Bon.
AUSThIA.
Rinemen Au mbi,ng at Vienna

Rinemen Ass smbi,ng at Vienna
NigsSA, July la.-One hundred rife.
men are here FROM every part OF the
monarchy to celebrate the first shooting
,n,est Of the ri6emen Of Austria. There
arc slso present crack shots from all
parts OF Germany and Great Britain,
and few from America. The prises
arc vslusd st twenty u.onAand dollars.
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aENERAL WAsHINoToN DIS:
Pa TCNE5.
The summer Ex 'dus from the Capital

Inc summer IA 'uus ttoa tno OepissA
WAsH,NGroS, July l9.-The next OF
the s"iiicisls to join the Government
exodu ,ters to the Pacific coast is Comp
troller of the Currency Knox, who will
leave veiv shortly. His trip will be one
Of recreation, however, and he goes at
his own expense. The demand for
leaves OF absence among Government
employees, and especially among officers
oi the army and navy, have Set IN, ana
there are are hundreds on file In the VA
rious departments. At the Interior De
partment tifty-six were filed to day,
thirty -ons in the PCstdffice Department,
over u hundred at the Treasury aud It's
branch offices. and Of the army and navy
eighty,
Whitaker Wants. . Court Martial
WAsHINGros, July l9.-Prof. Greener,
one at Whlltak,r's counsel before the
Cou o. Inquiry, has called on the Sec'
rctary oi War. and stated that Nhitia'
ker = friends desire court martial IN or.
der To vindicale him. lithe court-mar.
tial is not granted, Whitaker will be
dismissed from the Academy upon the
report Of the Academic Board that he
was deficient in philosophy. The Court
OF Inquiry found him guilty N sell
mutilatiOu.
Agricultural Chem'sts
WASHINGTON, July IA convention
of agricultural chemists is to be held IN
this city ON the 18th inst, the primary
object being to adopt some uniform
IN thod oi anslyzIng and determining
the value oi commercial fertilizers.
number Oi State chemists aud others
eminent in the profession have signlii, d
their intention II being present. IL is
expected that steps will be taken to se-
cure action by Congress To prevent the
frauds which are now perpetrated upon
farmers in the sale Oi worthless fertlliz'
ers. A number OF important scientific
questions IN connection with the value
uf fertilizers will be discussed.
Sugar Plants.
WAsHiSGToS, July iy.--rroiessor Col
lyer has inrty,iour different kinds ot
sorghum aud nine ui cane growing upon
"A half acre lot, aud he Is making tests
every week to determine the best stage
Of development for producing sugar. At
present sJrshum. which has attained u
growth OF eleven feet and appears To be
rich in juce, does not Weld pound oi
sugar tn the acre. Within month,
however, the sugar pro iucing salue OF
some oi the species will Increase athous'
aud told.
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Killed his WIfs and Baby.

PIrrsToS, PN.. Ju y ~ s-Justice Hot
mann, a German shoemaker OF this
plscs, shot sn1 killed his vile snd
baby this evening. He had been drink
ins hard all day.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 2to 2i.2 Per Ceat-Gos.
snments Strong-fIour Quiet and
fim-wheat Higher
Hogs Quiet.
fIAAkCk
New York.


u. VA III. ,n 49, A.
'"~' '"''
ut .tS2! per cent, closing a.: per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3d&i per cent.
s,.,j;n, .x,h.,,. h,nl.r.' hill. s,.s,x
,.a go
q" '"' "'"'""" -" VIZ
SiivsR-At London OF pence; bar
silver hero lI5I; subsidiary silver coin
,,,, n, IAN, ,,s.,,,,
"o'A"ShsSrs-e'f"h ana 'es' P'
crnt. higher.
: Coupons, ,issi,
New Elves. ..............'..-issS
Sss row,, Wv is
Uscide sircs oi ~ ............iS
RAILROAD RoSps Stnn,.
Sr, u,,nu,u
a.,
Nt~ks-ih' STOCK mSfNe' oP~h''
strong aud bnoyant, AMI under . heavy
pun hssiuy movement the general
'i,t advanced lteaI Der cent. Speculs.
,inn continued stronp m tone until ,h,
second h,.rl. when there MAS r,ac.
in, nj laI nor cent Which Wa. how.
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A,x,x.I ofths ObeIisk

Nrw YoKE, July I9.-Tbe steamer
Dsssouk eth the K, ptlsn Obessk on
boapd 10 ia the loser bay. sbe VII not
co,oe up TO the city till to-morres.
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futDlJUCk.
N sw Yors.


NJ" foss, Jniy w. - '"'i"n-pull
At J. ."l'', intn'rs barely steady.
Flour quiet and iitmi receipts u .up
barrels, .nprIinc western hbd ntaio
~ thti ~; common 10 g"oi .iira " ~
rai 80; good Ia cholcr ~ 1Va7 ~, white
wheat rIirn ~ 1N"o N. extra Ohio
- Ufa6 10, ~ l"uIs ~ 4Ws7 ~.
Nlunvsota patent process sb WFs8 \ ~.
Wheat HEAVY aud d2tri' lower, decline
mainly on No. = rd receipt" 500
bnsh'is, No. sr'ihgtl VI ~" 2thi'
cs,O .prns i ,baul 10, No. M'l'
sanb 81 ~, ungIa'i.i rel vSsfaf IL.
No. 3 do sl no IL, M ?Wd ~ las
! II mixed winter ~ lNa w M.
graded Whit. VI ". No Z " u No.
siiia u, NJ. d", VI l0a ! IL. 40.
red. s'llcr Juiy. salcs %''.ODJ bushels,
AT ~ lSi"i lbi' seller August 'nis-
'''"' ""s"''S' ~ ~ Wv" "''' s
.,, h ~, ,I,a, - a. ,.I''
y,' 10 80, % .nI.s
~.
" ,,r'.,,i e.. - IL. I,I,, I,...
90 IL. u, a,I, IL, g.,
t,,i., g. n,i., ,.,.i,.
-. ,n, a.. ,o,,.J x..,,.,. llo, o..
80, .o.,.,n M, ln Ia I,,m.nJ
-, 49,, =, su,.s. IT,.
n"iI 49, IN n,,,,'' Ly,, C.a..
nnu ,,J ..al U,n ,s,ync. oun,.d s,
iy,n, suya,-DulI and h.s,y. fair
g. sn',I ,.Guiny 7,n5 Lie. Moiss.es
'on,lt and uprh.n..d Petroleum
putl. Iu,,.d p;Ic: rtuJ. 7in7I,. t..
sn,I ioIr TslIos steal, a, 80. l.ls
nhi,' g..,u-puil At II t0Ssl an,
Tn,,.,,,u.-puIl =. y5ic,gs.. Iyy.
r,.'., :. liI,Itc P,,k Dull and
t.,, n.x mo, ;l3 5SgIg 7; i,r
rh",c. b..i Dan and unchanged.
Cn, u,.,. u,i.,.nd .,.,dy I,oy ,l..,
7i'. ,l,u cI,.r7,c Lard b,m,nd A..
,i,,.v,iL Lyh,,rai ,,irn. ,,..mN II.
RE, nm A iaS2tc ,h,,,.-
-, =, aI,sIc Whi..y-Dnli .nd
Inn,
'''' ..,u
p. liz Io rlo,, s,s,J,
a, "I,, a' T., i.m,J, ., a;0sa .,
Wt.a, w..,.,n Ia.., .,J ,,,.dy a,
,,,I''l,o,' =, ..,,.1m x,n,,, ,J
Wv Wv, " a. ~ I...I ioI ,,lI,t Jui, a i0I'
~, ~ ,nyn,, A. 0oIaI 0,i ,.ll.,
s.,,.ri.IsI Crif,l OgI seller October
a, es,s Ici C.n- western dull;
x.,,.,. uu,.J spoi s.d sSllrr ynly
~ NS m.,. - t,s," .nt r si'hrr,. - ...,.,.
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T Aaia;o.sI Telegraph on Fourth Past.l
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AFGHAN IbPAN.
Ths Br,t,sn Rstreat from OAbul

Tho br,tish hetreat from CAput
LONDON, July IA Csbul dispatch
says: The Seventeenth Bengal Cavalry
has lett Cabul, the first step In the re-
tirement of the British troops. The
whole country IL quiet.
Afraid ofths sbI-AmeeI's Bon.
CABuL, July 1.-the British have in
vited Moosa Khan ,theeH- Ameer's son, to
Csbul in the hope that his mother will
take him with her to India, but II is
doubtful whether his guardians will al
low him to come ~ they may want to
keep him near GuiZRee 20 form nucleus
OF the rising when the British Withdraw
Abdurrahuan Khan arrived, Thurs
day, at Tulan Dard, six miles from Char
skan. lie will advance on Cherskan soon
as possible, aud after his camp arrives
an interview will be held some where
near Cahul.
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Tossso. July is.--whest- Hirmer.
amber Miskis.n spo, 81 %; s<lIes July
81 p.: No. = red Wabash ,pot 81 o2;
srIIer July ~ COZ; ssssss August t1tc.
s-iier septs" bes ybts; No. wshssa
y7e; rjeeted sici !. . eobH Jlhsois
tl OCi Cosn-Dau; hvh 0izsd t0lc.
ats-Duli sad ssekssssd.
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wEsroS, W. Va, July ls.-rhs rela.
tive acreage and probable yield oi wheat
in ths county, compared Sith last year,
Will be one fourth srssssr, and crop
savsi 10 good conditioa- Tbs ss.ssci
condition. q thrilay 60 70 fsIs-shoat
tv6 nessh 8 Q crop. Us: udDd erep,
sosns0hat IN eAcess sof last ysak The
present prospect for corn and Pssntoss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-20
Preston.

KISGwoop, w. Va, July l9.--Wheat
Full acreage and average a. last year;
crop saved in good condition. Oats
Fair yield, With slight increase over last
year. Hay about the same as last year.
Corn promises full crop, over average
of last year. Potatoes good; not 90
many planted, consequently will fall be-
low the average Of last year. Fruit
Apples, lair crop, will compare iully
with last year; peaches, not many grown
I'm this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-20
Mineral.

NEW CREEK, W. VA, July le.-The
wheat crop in this county is good, and
much larger acreage sown than last year,
and all saved in good condition. Oats
has never looked better in this county
than they do now. The acreage exceeds
last year. Hay will be light, though
better than expected some time ago:
Apples and peaches arc only about hall
crop. Potatoes are q good crop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-20
Marshall.

MouSDsvILLE. w. Va, July l9.-ln
this county wheat so per cent more
acreage and about the same yield rs last
year. The crop was saved with but lit
ue damage by wet weather. Oats not
10 many acres, but the quality hrst-
class. Hay will be a fair average with
last year, but very latc. Prospects for
corn and potatoes are good, but need
work since the late rains.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-11

THERE SEEMS 10 DO general desire
that Washington Jones, should allow
himself to become the Republican ear
didate for the State Senate. II Mr.. Jossl
would allow the use Of his uame I
would be tower Of strength TO the Re
publican cause and II 10 mot likely there
would be any opposition to him at thu
nomination which comes of next Satur.
day. II he will accept the nomination
the people as we'll as the party would
be ably represented in the Legislature.
We hope Mr.. Jones will not decline the
use Of his name.