The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-02
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"A great many went from Bellaire aud
through? llaire to the circus yesterday.
The narrow gauge passengers found the o.
Y. Lucas at the upper wharf boat, and walked
up In the hardest Of the rain. 2. Z, 3sit3'
The School Board last night appointed tho
following teachers + Inst ward, John Hood,
Mary Powell, Mrs. VIM. Lilly, Ella, Gorby.
Centre building, Alice Cunningham, Mary
Crafty, Lucy Anderson, Laylnia Merrill Julia
Fanpel. Anna Faris, Maggie Morrison, Emma
ward, Mattle Williams, Alice Rankin, Eliza.
beth Taylor. 4, a W
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Arrangements are on foot for establishing
q Post Of g. A. Il here. ~ g. ( 4 !.
u. D. Wood, with a party OF Pittsburghers,
Is camping out u few miles east OF here.
Work was actually begun on the foundn.
ton Of the Panhandle Glass Works Tuesday
week ago. 5l :.
The Riverside Glass Works, after having
been completely repaired, went Into full opef.
alton OH Monday. y, T.
The ii. W. Ross party, Of Pittsburgh, who
have been spending q few days here, left for
home OH Monday. 7Lgf}.. E =
The Pewiky engines run rather loo fast
through town. Some day somebody will get
hurt aud then there will be fuss. +
The trestle work on the r., W. & Ky, Il. r.,
at the mouth OF Cross Creek, will In short
time be no more. The company Is filling the
space traversed by the treslls with rock md
gravel. .tr,..-, gr..
Henry G. Kemberland, well and favorably
known rs n Deputy Sheriff under John Il.
McElroy, afterwards County Assessor and
lately cashier Of the Bank OF Wellsburg died
on Tuesday last after an illness OF eight
weeks. ,., -s. asug ID
Why did II never occur to our enterprising
County commissioners 10 ornament tic tenn.
pie Of justice with shade trees on Water md
Charles streets, also with shrubbery inside
the enclosure? The expense would be but
little and 1t would add very much 10 appear.
ances. Try 1t.
VALLEY GROVE.
A mucli.needed rain for the corn crop fell
here on last Monday evening.
1t Is currently reported that some OF our
farmers will harvest one hundred tons OF hay
this season. - gEs+-
They have instituted sextet choir In the
U. L. Church. at lloney's Point, OF which the
Rev. NJ. n. Marling IS the pastor. ~
You can hear the merry voices OF The boys
and girls In their teens rs they 10 romping
Ger the hill, and .brambles in guest OF the
blackberries. r -. 80. - !.
Several tests oil work by machinery have
heeii made by our farmers this harvest. Mr..
William Ray, OF this vicinity, cut eighteen
lOzens Of wheat In twenty minutes on The
farm Of Mrs, Mary Citizen.
Many fields OF oats have been seriously in.
jured by the rust, and the yield viii probably
not exceed 10 per cent In this community.
We know OF one field ut least that will scarce.
" be worth the cutting.
The seven o'clock passenger train passed
yesterday morning, well.iilltd for the great
show, ut Wheeling to-day. These who nave
endured toll In the fields these hot days, and
have been drinking too much cold water,
need II day OF amusement. 5-
Now That the grain has been housed and
the harvest almost ended, and the farmers
GENERALLY pleased, let them come together and
have harvest home picnic In truly plain
old style In the forest shade Some OF our
congressional aspirants perhaps, could come
and talk 10 US, agriculturally 50 to speak.
NEW CUMBERLAND. 'l5
Quite number Of our people took in the
excursion ts Spring Grove camp meeting at
Wellsville, OH Friday. Some Of them came
home rather worse for wear. Too much Wells.
vile lager beer.
The Disciples congregation here is making
an eiIort TO secure the services OF Elder
Fowler The Indies Of the congregation are
working up subscription, and meeting
with good success. Mr.. Fowler Is well rec.
commended. .-=,-
Rev. J. S. Pomeroy lectured Monday night
70 the teachers and people assembled ut the
Teachers Institute, ut Fairriew. The lnsti.
tute is tourishing Ikea green bay tree. A
large crowd was in attendance, and 1t would
OF been much larger had the weather been
more favorable. ~
Miss Bell, sister OF Joseph and James
Bell, on Saturday by accident fell and broke
her arm, and put the wrist ont OF place,
making very bad fracture. Only short
time since by falling over u fence she tract.
ured her left arm, and now the right is going
through the same process.