The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-19

We han all interesting ca'. !es'ef'ay
from W. NThoni 'e',', "no iof ,ii''us .
!ea's was " i,s''e''' =. '','' e"'' "''u WY
now Ily's IN ''e '.os' oonee county, Nal 'li;
NJ he 's " native vi he'Ae'ey eoun'y'
W. Va nn' came mere III io'o' anu was IN
AesH'Ss business WIN MS pfo'.'er James
al INT ''''eo' 'he e'''si' III io"', "',e' winch
ne 'e'u'ueu 10 '"c '"''ey Vi ''.s'n" ior F."
t" years, p'l evehluallN came pack aeMn
10 "h's''"s' IN" remained .eie "h'.' ioo''
wien 'e went "'st 10 M"''S''s' 10 ."e
eo'A'y III M'''cl. ''c no" ives. NJ At 'hat
"u'e'''e"ho'eo' N"''s's "'s""''oe county,
ana espec'a'l! MS own portion ol IT, 1le
a!s III WAS i'V li''es 'fo''' III! l'ace whefe ~.
He eou'u WI! " pouh' Vi eoiec Ut
!"a oi dfy soo"s. ms was III other
""''s' us Instance rom Paiisas ii IVY. Duf.
'as 's - years oi selonrh III lna! e''!e' ~
A!' ae i'as seen I'LL KINGS Oh 'imeS, ana
D'e mishly nara ti'nes' anu there were
unl's Wleh he wonlu nave Deeh Wiling
anasIaa 10 pull up stakes and leave, had he
0eeA circ''lnstanced TO DO so, but now, he
SyA he IS quite reconciled to remain, and
considers it to his advantage to remain, and
expects 10 end his days there. lie has had
saSsiopper experiences, drouth expert
"eeS, cyclone experiences, and chlnlz.bug
experiences, in large amountand consider
aoc variety, and can tell something large
aoou' each. i have seen" SAID hc. grass
noppers iour inches deep IN; my
Nesds have seen :. them clean
out every vestige of vegetation!
ma lev hours" This was in lls63, and
maj year was one OF the times during
WINCH nc would have retired III .d'sgustii
Ie"'''a nave done 50. But not having
%S anu having remained to sec the
.I'e Os'ome great and prosperous, and
"''e'e'ns 'i'at IT has II great iature, ne
rvI.s's 10 sec 1t through 70 lhe emu o,
~. "su"sS' ile Is now - years o'o, anu =,
"'us' us lie says on porIo"eu No 'ihe'
I''A0ush male anu nearly nc says tnat
s'e''per"nee s ISSUE .sip''1N ~ .t,po'e Apsofp'ns
'1'ae lhsse aays Ill Nans''s' y over
s-1,o"s "'i o.her issues a"" uo'erhor
s-'0"h Will! oe re'elec'eu M oy ao's MAJOR;
NV" .''at ISSUE Inc ia~' hesays' VIII
A,"ue YET more aec'aea IN i1s chatac.er,
=" H's grown III popu'ar''y Mr' Mhea'
TS NJ one time Il member OF the
at.' %css ',. 'ess's'''"re IN loo', anu 's u h,"n
|'n'eII'sehce ana III eScelleht !a'ker' iie
's'Eea many old wheeling remlnlseen,
va nuflns ms call and pad q glowing trlb'
se'o Neaick ,., Mckee, who, he says, did
"' WI ?" "ee'ihs ,ahatecel'cu lcss tha.,
.1' "'an '''a. ever lived IN IT. lie seemed
Oe wonderfully impressed with the
sinsc ana progress Of Wheeling during
wears o' MS absence. ! can hsrc!y
%VsANe i'' SAID he, "as the same OLD
NY ny II mas wonderfully tinlptoVed'S
I"s" nc went on to speak the West. Of
S,o;I Sp'su''u sehoOl houses oil Kansas 'ol inc
SI "0.s '''oses mat sPannea herslreams'
!. : :. he increasing number'of her railroads.
s.:n wv immense advance i'll land, OF the
~" "'s!oaaclioh oil larn machinery, Of
@s SeSp,,aa na OF the comforts and Injuries o.
all OIL winch changes had occurred
shre he went there 10 live. And NIL stbjs
sid he, is only the prolrds oi wbot !, vol
10 occur in Eon.,s a,,1 III w, 80 " ;" M h
SreSs, hut helievn, ", nj