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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
VINE OF CARDul" ado. o,,v
For ss!e ey (. S. Lasdbea.e, s Bro,
DIE ED.

Mrs. MAGGIE RAMEY. wife ofM-.G y
Rsm-y. died at be. !s.a residence on Ooaec
street 81 . p. N, yest"rtsy, SUoo.T. ar-ka
will BE- buried in the Methodist Protestant c=na-
:ery on Tuesday afternooa from the &eiho:i::
Protestant Church, the co.sege LEAVING ,hs ,e.l.
oeace ST o:tO p. n. The friesds Of me tsI..y
are requested 20 be present.
IN Je,.ey City, Angus ISL. OF spiaa, n a..
lngl:is, Miss ANNIE BOYLao, ycuore., d,r.b
Ter OF " N CIsgse.t. SFune,a o.mo::o-,
tuesday, August 9ta, 81 II o'clock from rel.
dence o! ser parents Duse Street
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The Dory city OF Bath.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Aug. S.-Ths Freach
oarq1le Fic:or ct E7ga5ie, arrived here 7es,r-
dsy' orloslng tidiues fsbe dory City of Bath.
I Ihe crew o! the dorg ('wo .rsoo) board d the
hngaule few days siocs ADD reported that the
oorS capszss Cd tte IS. OF July and the pro
VISIONS We're spoiled The captain of the
oafq1s supplied thsm With provisions and they
reso med their voyage for Europe,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mfs, Fanny Frsss, the oIdes, resident Of
hioe notd. died 10 that city Saturday, at the
advanced age Of ninety yesls.
w. J. Lusle. Of Jefstson couosy, q csudi-
dsse for cadet engineer st tie Naval Acsdspy,
was sceidentslly drowned nesr AunspoIis yes.
!etdsy AFTERNOON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08

PhiIsdsIptls DOW hss democratic Mayer
the frs; i; hiss hsd for many : ar, tu: be is
also the first who ever pat negroes 90 the
police forcs Of that city. Radicals soi Ma
honltes ste lrofuse 10 .bsir promises to the
rsgfoes. but forget them after eIec;o0 The
democrats promise onlg i1stics bus H. fIfl
their promises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
BE Wise and Happy.

II You Will stop sill you, e1uavsssot .n
1wrorg notions IN doc!o.iag yourselves sud ..u,-
hes Win expensive doctors or numbug cu,e.s:
that do harm alwsys, AID use Only na:ule's sin
pie remedies fo7 you. siinenis-Sou Will BE-
wise, we'll and happy, and save sres. e1p euse.
The greatest remedy for ;his. tee great wise 81
good vii! tell you, is Hop Biise.:-reiy en- i:
Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
DEATH OF GEN. ROBERT Patterson

DEATH OF GEN. ROBERT Patterson
Gen. Robert Patterson. one of the Oldest and
most distinguished ciiiz,us Of Phil.delphis,
died at his residence 10 that city ysstsrd.y, 10
the S9.h year OF his sge. h Wss born in
Ireland, but cane to this country when BY,
aud located 10 philadelphia, Wheu the war
With Great Bftaio broke out 10 1912 be i'm
msdlstel y entered the army IS a cspssia and
s.rTed through the war. sod when the war With
Mexico began be vas commissioned a brigsdi.r
general, snd commanded division of Gen,
ScoW's army 10 tbs campaign which began a,
Vera Crrz sui ended at the City Of Mtxi.o,
When tbs civil war b:oks out b.. was put 10
connand OF the army corps. composed mainly
OF three months volunteers, ADD made demon
ssratlon iu the ditecsioo Of Winchester for the
purpose of preventing Gen. joseph E. John.
stoo from reinforcing Gen. Besuressrd ct
Manassas. The csupsign VAS q failure, and
much of the blame was put 90 Gen. Patterson,
busit Was subsequently shozn that be had i'm.
pc'tiy ooeyed Gen. S,ot.'s orders. He soon
afterwards retired from the army and tesumtd
bis tu,lress pursuits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
Financial,

New York, Aug. 5 The Pos. d1,aci:
article says: u. s. houd are higher fyr tbs
and the extended S. STAT, bonds AID T.
L, bonds are dol aud s!eacy the change bang
slight. Money is 10 abundant supply at Pa
per c:ut on c,ll AID 24s41 PSF cent. 90 uue,
Prime mercantile psper sells at 81 Il Der cant,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
Struck by an Engine

W1LKzsEAagE, Pa. Aug S-Michael Con,
Ion, OF Mil Creek. aged 80 years, was struck by
I1e engine OF passenger uain on The Lehieb
Valley RaiwAy, here this Afternoon. ana g.
seriously injured about the head and limbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
HOLSTERS, VS..

IHE general opiooo seems to be tbs, Caie;
Whitaker has bceo fouod guilty of na;ila.ias
bis oEo ears but there has oseo o, ofi,la! an.
oouoc,neut Of the 6adogs OF the curt mar
tla. and the papers have DO. bsen exsm!ned by
the Presideot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08

The rise in wheat 10 Baltimore con,i.uad en-
Sa,u'dsy. spot ssrg s. los sod Septenb st
ISO c.nts, the highss: price reached this seas ~
Ihe iecteasa Is s;,rbu;ed to the prevsletc, Of
an OPINION that the crop will not be more thar
Eoeshlrds Of tbs, of las, year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
Loss OF 3 Steamer

HALIFAX, N. s, Aug. S.-The stesme, co..
les 10 gong Gu! Of the harbor esrly veste,S.,
morning, struck on Thrum Caps, and viii he ,
total loss. No lives we're lost, WIZ 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08

VIRGINIA CLARE1s PIots ard Q 1ar!s-They
are aosQ1aed tor their PURITY aud MEDICINAL
PROPERTIES. Sod By GEO. McBUsNEr 4
Son.
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MI. w I. Brswner. died LIST week, q. his
sse The deceased, who WAS for lonr time
Sespes OF The sims house Of Prince William
cSooo.y, Wss relative Of Col. Basil B,awner of
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Arrested.

LONDON. Aug. MIR. Murphy, Of Brous,,,
Ireland VAS arrested to Day under tho Coercion
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Letter from Falls Church.

lCorfespoudeoce Of the AIexaudris Gszstte.
FALLS CHURCH, Au:. 6.-"So We bail. tie
wall for the people I'D mind to
work" is an excssot text to be lived up to by
people Of city or village. We propose to emu
late the energy Of the Jews ADD build-uos the
w,ll-but houses tbi, year. Ole is nearly 6n
i.ted. hear ofseveral more to be comm SOC: 4
soon Oh the lots sold at auction last sp:ire.
Two OF them are to be put up II two Of the
ooble s,my-no: Of msrtyrs--for lettering By
the seaside, voyaRios to foreign lands aud re-.
7ersl; : The tlu6c:ioo given to Snon-chspg-
log from Fishers of men" to sickliog trou, %
the silver brooks. do not look much like mar
syldon-but they are to be b1ils By two Of The
oobe acd numerous army Of our preachers Two
nore are to be built By city men. ADD d..
Lloyd says three are to be put up on she lot
be bought.
Tn. ueW Couccil MT this week, With the
pew Mayor, former Aszsodrisn. W. a. Dan.
CAD. esq, 10 the chair. This Couuci! is made
up OF ac; We aud enterprsiog cltiz.us. The
Mayor Is kooGo 70 be warmly 10 favor Of PRO.
gcess aod Improvement. sud Ne look Tor no
step backward" durioe the coming year.
Mr.. D. Turner, Of Washiogsoo, has iss led
circulars, proposing to establish paper hare,
the "Fsrfax Couaty Times" which is to work
wonders 10 building up our waste places, brioe.
irG 10 immigrants, giving us a frea bridge,
barrow gauge railroad. &C., &,. Ruush V,ys
Ia bsgsssls.
As Iodcs:ed By The G,zstte s;ms time be-
1)re the appointment Was nsda, Mr.. a. E,
L,uosou IS 90, postmaster. His location and
c'odu's OF the otlcs give general satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08

There we're l,7S6 deaths 10 Chicago duti.g
the moth Ct DolI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08

a YOUNG LADY de,ires POSITION a:
a TEACHER in school or as GOVERN
SSS IN q private family. Acquirsmeu.s Beg.
I!sn and Music. Address <. r, box l.2 Alex.
auUEiA VS.. AccS "a;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
THE PRESiDENT'S CONDITION.
another inciSiOn.
iOhc;al Rnlletin.l

tOuG'st DuletlD.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Angus: S, $685.. n.
The President passed comfortable night aud
slept Well without arodyue. The rise Of tenn
persture OF yesterday afternoon subsidized during
the evening, and did nos recar st any time
through the night. At present be appears
better than Yesterday norOiog. Pulse "a;
Temperature 9S I; respiration is.
tUnoffcial Bule.i2.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Angus: S. 10 45s.m,
An operation, the exact nsturs of which can.
DOT at present be ascertained, was performed
upon the PresIden: this forenoon. The results
Were entirely sa,istscsury aDd an Official bu!le,iu
Hlth details is no@ ia course of preparation and
Will De re,dy within halt al hour.
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The folloaiDg is an Official bulletin from the

Iuo IUII0"lOg IS 80 0moal bulIeNn from the
physicians 10 charge:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July S. lO:5Oa. H.
Ii haVlng bee me Dec.sssry 70 make further
opening 10 facilitate the escape OF pus We took
adTautagc Of the improved coudltico of The
Prssideoi this Go7oing. Shorty sitter the
morning bu,ieila was ls:u3d be vas elherizad
Ihe locIsllu extended downward and forward
and couoter opening made Into the track OF
The osll below the nareln Of the twelfth rib
~bloh It is believed will effect the desired OBJ
jet. he bore the operation will. has COW re-.
covertd from the rtisc:s OF e!heriza.ioa aad is
IN eGc:.lsai clrGiiion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

Last night between eleven and twelve
o'clock the attention Of James Sims
one OF the typos at this office, was attrao-
ted to the suspicious movements Of some
persons 10 the rear Of oehm's clothing
store, In alley B, below alley 8, neai
this office. Giving the matter q little
Eoloaer attention, he was convinced
that the Intention Of the persons was 10
break into the building, and he ct once
telephoned 10 Chief Bennett, who came
down 70 ths place With several officers.
Capt. Bennett watched the operations Of
the would be burglars for some time and
finally cav that they we're boys, and then
arrested them, They we're taken Ia. the
City building and searched.
The boys proved 10 be Edward scarey,
q ftteen.ybar.o old lad from East Wheeling,
and Andy Driver, O. vagfaDt bootblacE
from Altoona, Pa, who has been loading
around the city for q year and q hall back,
Oh the poison Of Scatay we're found two
knives, two combs, O hall peck Of matches,
and other articles, and similar articles
upon Driver They were locked up for q
hearing.
Officers Wilcox, Dunlap and Fugate as.
sisted 10 The arrest The boys had sue.
ceeded In forcing an entrance into The
shed In the rear Of the btofefoom, and
we're fec6hnoitefing the main building
when captured. They used matches 10
light theft way, and Il was by this means
they were exposed and captured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
RiYER norEs,


Quite q number Of boats are laid up o.
The landing. ..
River Eauge last night showed Eve feet
three inches and falling.
The Andes Is due up to-day and will
leave tomorrow Tor Cincinnati.
The Mallie Ragon ia to.day's ParkerS.
burg boat leaving the wharf o. ll;SO A, n.
C~iSctSNAri,. July 1GARiyer & feet 1C
inches and rising. Weather iair and pleas.
ant. No arrivals OF depattufeg.
81. Louis, July 17.-Arrived, Maude
Memphis; Belle o. Memphis, VickSbutR.
pepartedj Port Esds and bafees, and
Oakland and, tow, New Orleans River
20 feet II inches by Raugej cloudy; much
cooleti shower TO. night.
1%outsytLIH, Juiy 10 River 4 feet 1 inch
and falling 10 the canal and Is inches III
The chute on the falls, 8 feet Scant on the
Portland bar and Al 10 Evansville. The
bars are beginning 10 be Troublesome.
Weather partly clear and cloudy, very
warm and stormy during The afternoon,
with rain and cooler tonight Arrivals
and departures! ]. ". CAT, Cincinnati 10
Memphis; Paris o. Brown, Cincinnati 10
New 0lleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
How to Secure Health.

1t seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, wher
sCoyill's sarSaparilla aud stillingiA, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health K
the physical organization. 1t 10 indeed !
strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and hal
proven itself ! DO the best blood purifier eyel
discovered, eftectually curing %Scrofula, syp
hilith disorders, weakness OF the kidneys
erysiplias, malaria, all nervous disorders anc
debility, bilious complaints and all dlSeasel
indicating an impure condition OF the blood
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. Itcorrect
indigestion. Asingle bottle will prove TO YOU
Ia merits as q health remover, tori It acts like
a charm, especially when tho complaint 10 o.
au exhaustive nature, having o tendency Il
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain anr
nervous system.
Wells 4 Dent, Druggists and Apothe
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List q Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel
Ing, ". Va TTHsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
Ileaeued from DeaIh.

William ], ooushlin, Of somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall Of 1873 ! was
taken with bleeding Of the lungs followed
by o severe cough. Host my appetite and
flesh, and was confined to my bed. In
1877 ] was admitted to the Hospital. The
doctors said l had o hole In my lung as
biz as q half dollar. Atone time Q report
went around that I was dead. gave up
hope, but o friend told me Of DE-. WILLIAM
HYLL's BALKAN FOR THE LUNGS. | got Q
bottle, when To my surprise, l commenced
10 feel better, and to-day l feel better than
for three years past.
" write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take Dr.. WILLIAM
HALLS BAHAMA be convinced that CON.
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l can positively
say 1t has done more good thar. all the
other medicines l have taken since my
lRickness,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain Of cut.
ting teeth2 II 80, 60 at once. and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately-depend upon It; there Ia
no mistake about It, There Is moi
q mother on earth who has ever used Il,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 70 the
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic. II Is perfectly safe
70 use in oil cases, and pleasant 70 the taste,
and 10 the prescription Of one OF the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses II
the United States. Sold everywhere. %
cents q bottle. MwE4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

Allow q cold 10 advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious rnAlAdies, such as
Pneumonia, HemerrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate rel .ef can be 30 readily Of.
tained2 BosCHEE's GERhAN sYRuP hAsRalned
tho largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
II Ia DR.. BeSchee'B famous German preScrip
ton, and 10 prepared with the greatest car
and no fear Needle, entertained III administer
Ing II TO the youngest child, % per directions
The sale Of this medicine Ia unprecedented
Since first introduced there has been q con.
slant increasing demand and without o single
report Of o failure 10 do its work In n case.
Ask your Druggist as 10 the truth OF these re
marks. Large dies 70 oenta. Try u and b.
convinced T3hiAu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
ANOFRER ALLEaED DRRALCATIO1


JOhn 4. HeuaIon IFeasnFer or the Odd
EelleWa huIaaI Aid society short In
Hil AosaahIs.
Some time 2 q Eumor began 10
AOAt around In the ocean OF scandal 10
the effect that John NJ. Houston, treas.
uEef Of the Odd FsloWR Mutual Aid
Association was shoEt In bis aceonnta,
but the Odd Fellows stTenuoualy denied
the allegation, and tried hard 70 sup.
press any particulars. The IumoF, how.
ever, only appeared TO gather strength
"by going" and Yesterday morning the
matter eliminated in . complete eIpoSe
In one Of the morning Papera. The cir
cumhtenees Of the so-called erookedneag
are briefly a. follows:
Houston has been treasurer Of the As.
sociAhon over two years, and everything
appeared 10 be going very smoothly until
last spring, when he was requested to sub
NIT his books and accounts TO an auditing
committee, This he did mot do with thai
alAeritY Characteristic oil an honest officer,
and auApiOions were aroused which hIa
subsequent conduct did not serve 10 allay,
e. be t~emporizsd with the committee and
sought BY various prehxs to delay
action In the committee, His OK,
eusel and pretexts obtained for him
Q delay Of some time, but ct length,
In response to the ultimatum OF The
committee, he, some four or ave weeks
ago, went before the committee, and il
. very confident manner asserted that II
any member oIit had any doubts AbouI
bis probity he was ready TO resign, The
committee, Of course, had not aa yet any
idea that anything was "Totten In Den,
mark" and several Of them hGstened tc
disc!9lm any intention Of accuaipg hin
Of dishonesty, 0ne Of the members o.
the committee, however, suspected from
hi. bFavado that all was not right, and
insisted that Houston should produce
bis accounts. and also the vouchers FOL
the disbursements oil the cash In hil
custody. After considerable hesitatiou
the rest Of the committee Joined in lhI
request, and q meeting was arranged FOL
at which the money was 70 DO torthCom
Ing.
appear, but bis books did, and an exami
nation indicated \ shortage oil $946. Noli
hed Of this discovery, Mr.. Houston 10 SAID
TO have admitted his guilt, but promised
in the event that the matter were kept
quiet, that prompt restitution should be
made, and indicated . day upon which
he would pay up, but when the time
came he did mot hpony up" Houston
continued. to promise TO pay, but failed
to keep his promises, and last week sni
was instituted TO recover the amount o.
the detalcations, Messrs. Caldwell ant
Caldwell representing the asscolation.
Nj; H. Houston iSa prominent en citizen o
gist here Tor years, and 10 at presen
travelling salesman for +. A. Mcoabs 1
90. He 10 q member Of Council! from tht
Fourth ward.
The affair was the topic Of conversation
Yesterday onthe streets, and has Createt
considerable excitement In the city,
MI Houston 10 Of present out Of tn
city, on q trip for his firm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

We like 10 see the 1SrRLLldEsc1R adopt.
Ing the style Of the the Saturday Evening
Journal. A society column has become {
regular feature Of the 1NTELLtaENCER'G
Saturday edition. By watching the Jour.
nal closely for points, the INTELLiaRScRH
may perhaps-some time-beCome O news.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Journal.
The above, coming from 0 paper that ID
published IN Saturday evening, In order
10 allow its proprietor 10 gil II up with the
flChinEs from the daily and Sunday papers
Of the preceding weeE, is very good. And
we might also add that the Aforesaid s 3.
j., in his boosted "SoCiety Journal " 7
drew on this "imilGtor?" for three.iouftha
or more Of bis DtClety7 makeup on last
Saturday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

UPNIAt u4FSbSA w ~ hhVAhut
CoLuABvs, o., july le.-CAptaln 7. A.
EIoge, Robert lia1lstt and O. ". welty,
Of the Nail City Bicycle Club, arrived here
d. ii O'Clock, having made the Tip By
bicycle from Wheeling 10 this place
since Monday morning. They made lhe
hfsg part Of their tip 1eisutelI and theif
best speed from zlnesvllle here, starting
yesterday morning, keeping on The Ma
tional road The entire journey.
The Oolurnbns Bicycle Olup met The
visitors at the headquarters, No. Z South
High, a. Z O'Clock this evening" aud took
them q short trip through the patks and
atouud the city. Messis. Hoge and Has.
lett have the standard Columbia and Nj
Welty an Aflel bicycle. Ftomhsfslhellid
90 to Cincinnati, returning Vi Wheeling
by boat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

nFor ten yeafs my wife was confined 70 her
bed with such q complication Of ailment
that no doctor could tslt what was The mat.
tet OF cure her, and used up a small fortune
Ia hunhug stun. Biz months age. I saw d U,
9. flag With Hop Bitten on II, aud | thought
would beA fool once more. tried II, but
my Jolly proved 10 be witdom. Two bottles
cured her she 10 now a we'll and strong A
any mans wife, and II cost me only two doi.
lAfa Such folly payA-H. W, Detroit, Mich.
Ire PretL uwR1W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18
BELLAIRR.
PsrsoRal and General Goaslp from Iho
Glhaa Otty,


Glass Ctty,
The Chapel Aid socisty's picnic at Cresap's
Grove was q great success, The La Bellies
barge was we'll filled with old and young, and
othsls went down later on the Science. All
the rain there was came after the start for
home, and hurt no one.
A. P, TallmAn and Charles TAllman will
spend their summer vacation on the shore Of
Lake Superior.
A child OF Baker Myeu died Friday and
vas taken to BeallAyille Saturday 70 be buried
Of his old home,
The NiAgAra Falls excurioniSts returned
home on the noon O, 4 P train Saturday,
Everything passed of pleasantly, weather
The German Sunday School piouiesd on
Rose Hill Saturday, and Notwithstanding the
threatened rain in the evening, had Q good
The funeral Of Mrs. Hilles took place from
Walter Darrah's Saturday afternoon. The
family accompanied the body to Barnesyille,
Whereit was buried Sunday.
Some Of the alleys In town are worse thar
people IN general have an idea Of Without
any drainage they are the common receptacle
OF all the water trombolh sides OF them, from
stables, wash houses and dwellings alike,
Some cases Of 9icknea have been aIcribed q
them, and the hot season has just begun.
Bellaire's trst wRtermelSns will make theiI
appearance Monday or Tuesday.
It seems probable that the nail works men
will have their long.looked.for rest after this
week. but 1t will only be for as Shorta time a
will answer for the necessary repairs,
Barnard's coal works are not at work.At
present having stopped for repairs,
The river for twenty or twenty-five mile.
below here 10 dotted all along with the camp
Of 6Shermen trying TO enjoy themselves ant
keep cool. As for ish-the professional 6lh
Ormsn Of Bellaire go right out in front Of thu
town and bring in basket loads Of great BIZ
peareh.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society hal
adjourned iS meetings for the summer I'll
September.
Presiding Elder Gray assisted Rev. Chap
man in holding quarterly meeting at TIL
R. @. r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-18

1n a conversation with Judge James R.
Bell, Of West Alexander, on Saturday al.
tsrnoon, he informed our reporter thai
the harvesting Of grain was over, and thai
most OIL II had been stacked or hauled
into barns preparatory 10 thteshing. The
harvest, he says, has been q very good
one, the weather iavorlhg, and he thinks
the Yield from all grains will be large.
Wheat has been 40 exceptionally good
crop, "a also have the other cereals. Corn,
which has been rather back ward has, IN:
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