The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-15

The weather-Crops-LIst OF Persons
who Have Arrived At Three Score and
Ten aud Oyer-Loeal News Notes.


who Have Arrived At Three Score ant
Ten aud Oyer-Local News Notes.
WELIsBuRd, July IA.
Special Correspondence Of the IntellIseneer.
Our town Is moving along in the usual
manner. Business Is from fair to mid
dling-little, II any, complaining. and all
are as happy as could be expected with the
mercury away up in the nineties and
house.fies too numerous TO let the semi.
industrious citizen who fingers in the
shade have more than half comfort.
The farmers are very busy now securing
the harvest. Wheat has mostly been gar
nered, and in good condition. The hay
and oats are being put away in good order.
The plains, valleys and hiltops are smil.
ing with bountlful products to satisfy the
wants Of man; cherries, peaches, plums,
pears, apples and berries are plenty.
Grapes promise to be splendid crop, DO
tatoes are doing well and the corn is Just
beautiful to behold. The health OF the
community is good. As an evidence Of
the healthluluess OF eur place we append
list OF names OF persons three-score and
ten and upwards.
Mrs. Mary 0'Harn, rs; James Lee, SO;
D. W. G. kirker, rs; Jos. Applpgate, II;
Jane Brown, 76; Mary A. Burt, 73; Gran.
vile Parker, II; Eliza Parker, n; Sarah
Carle, 73; Jane Walker, 72; Isaiah Roberts,
93; VIM. Maxwell, ~; Charles Magee, 20;
Ellen Magee, 76; Elizabeth Barnes, So;
Thomas White, IS; Elizabeth White, 76;
Parsons 72; Thomas Hall, 81; Sarah Rus
sell, 73; Nancy Hedge, 20; Susan
Lloyd, 79; Aaron Bell (colored), 20;
Thos F. Cox, 7S, Mary Richards, 72; P.
Blanksnsop, 72; Susan Blankensop, 72;
Jacob Amick, 10; Elizabeth Maxwell, n:
Nancy Amick, ,75; Reed BeerbUwer, 75;
Ann Beerbower, 20; Nancy Murphy, IS;
Reuben Patterson, IL; j. B. Harding, rs;
Joshua Dorsey, So; Unity Cox, IS; ThOmp.
son White, 70; Jos. McKonkey, 20; Jas.
Alexander, 75; Andrew Hebrnnk, II;
Margaret Moore, 20; Henry Lewis, II;
George Letzkus, 70; John Barrett, ~; J.
Prather, IS; Nancy Barrett, 73; Alice
Gelsthorpe, 72; Martha Craig. ~; Eliza
Marshall, so; Francis Tarr, 20. Popula.
ton OF town 1910
In political way 1t is calm, mnst too
hot to enthuse; will add, however, tha.
We have not heard OF a Republican who
is dissatisfied with the Chicago nominee.
Mr.. Greer Crouch, OF BntfalO township,
died on Saturday last. He had been i'll
for some length OF time.
Mr.. Elisha Patton, OF Gross Creek town
ship, died OF fever last Thursday.
The additional trains on the r. ". &
KY. railway make it quite convenient for
the travelling public The officers OF the
trains-and one set run them hll-Are un.
surpassed in their attention 10 travellers.
Ed. TAFT still punches the tickets and pro-
vides for the comfort Of passengers. Mr.
John Neely presides in the baggage car
with au' ability that commends him to the
public, and Joe" -, the train man,
Is always on hand to notify passengers Of
the approach to stations aud " assist them
off aud on the cars. He ia verv popular.
The last, though not least, il small in
stature, Ii the man who sits in the cab OF
the Locomotive, whose eyes are ever to the
front, the genial Joe DugIu, VINO will not
run over COW il he eau avid it in any
manner, always stops his train in the
right place, aud is never behind time on
his own account The "Pswicky" Is be-
coming very popular. We could not do
without il. Il. b. Z.