The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
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z Judge Jacob will; hold court Wednesday
next, to close up the business Of the term.
win. Meishen, OF West Liberty. College, Is
In town, the guest OF bis brother, u. +.
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To the surprise Of every one, the river com.
menced rising some tiine last night, and Is
still rising rapidly. h ~
Never, since the first Ball Run fight has
there been snch demand for Il newspaper,
extra or regular, as for the ISrELLIGEScEG ex.
ira, containing the full account OF the Gni.
team execution, MET with last Friday evening.
The large number, sent 10, Mr.. Sigai1ose were
eagerly snatchcd up, aud many morp could
have been disposed Of 3g 4
Rev. Dr.. Fullerton delivered n most power.
ful and eloquent sermon OIL temperance 10 u
large audience ut Simpson Chapel last even.
Ing. From tho comments listened to by your
correspondent this morning. no Is safe In
saying that the doctor added brilliant laurels
10 his already enyiable reputation rs logi.
clan. lecturer and orator.
lIcryey, Tho stranger, who has been in jail
here for some time. past. charged with steal.
somewhat noted. and euphoneous named
district Of Hog Kun, In the southern portion
OF this county, came into Court last Satur.
day, and withdrew his former plea OF 10.
guilty. and application for continuance OF
tho trial until next term, and plead guilty.
lie was let of with two years term In the
penitent!ary-cheap enough. n,
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John Tierney died yesterday OF cholera
morbus. l5+ I, 4 F."l
Miss Rebecca Neal died rather suddenly
yesterday morning OF heart disease.
A wedding Is announced for Wednesday
evening; Miss Ida Camp and Charles Hen.
ry, Jr. IL, {. ~, p Z, ] y (,
. John c. Mitchell will have tho tax list ut
Reasoner's drug store and delinquents can
call there. G. stE
The limestone quarries on Indian run are
being put into better shape. A new bridge
over tile run is being built for the tramwny.
Mr.. John Muller and Miss Kate
Caughlin wero married ut st. Johns Cath.
olic church. Father McMenamin, Of Ben.
wood, officiating in the absence Of Father
Gull.
Among the many picnics planned for TO.
day arc those OF the South BelIairo Methodist
Sunday school and tho I.iederkranz Society
at Shady Side. The members OF tho Spapg.
Ter Post G. A. r., 20 to Martins Ferry on
the c. 5;Y. Lucas barge and II great
many will 60 on the trains. Those who
stay at home can have for amusement the
boat race between Henry He'll and James
Marley. The race is for 500, three miles
over the lower course. +
VALLEY GROVE.
Mr.. Richard Carter and wife will leave
shortly on n visit to their daughter, Mrs.
Isaac Kelly, now residing in Iowa.
The meadows have improved much of late.
Oats promise well. Corn is growing nicely
and the wheat is panning out very fine In.
deed. '.ss,aE
Mr.. George Morrison, OF this vicinity hns
sold aud delivered his wool ut forty cents. A
few very choice and fine clips have been sold
at forty.five and forty.seven cents.
The wool question, us respects the actual
cost OF pound ofwool In thisregion, as CON-
pared with olher regions, Is one that Is be-
coming each year more important. With
corn at SOC per bushel, hay at $ll per ton,
land ut $50 to $50 per acre, how are we, for
instance. to compete with cheap lands cheap
food and mild winters in Texas, and other
Southern and Southwestern States.
Mr.. Clarence Gibson, who has been in the
far West, has returned home for short visit,
having In the meantime Travelled extensively
in Colorado and New Mexico. He gives a
glowing description OF Pueblo as a coming
manufacturing centre.Slt has already mn
extensive steel works. He admircs the
climate. the only drawback being the lack OF
rain. This defect is partly overcome BY
irrigation. ~ t-.s-..ssl -
wELLsnUEG.
The Riverside Glass Works kas shut down
for repairs. 5,,
The wheat harvest has commenced in this
county. Nothing is doing in wool yet.
Miss Fannie Tarr, who has been sojourning
in Kansas for some time past, is visiting rela-
tives here. ~ 90, .717
The Fourth Of July will pass by here un-
noticed and uncared for as far as any public
demonstrd ton Is concerned.
H. c. Kimberlaud. cashier Of the Bank of
Wellsburg, who has been quite i'll for several
weeks, is, We are glad to note, improving.
Mrs. E.nig, wife Of Henry Emig, merchant
tailor, died very suddenly on Sunday even
lug. She had been we'll up to within few
hours Of her death.
Mr. Samuel George has placed large
boiler and steam engine in his sack factory.
The motive power heretofore has been Oh.
tanned from the engine Of the paper mill.