The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28
OAKLAND CORRESPONDENTS,
Delightful Weather and Charming
( Seenery--The Cottages and Their Oc.

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Correspondents OF the Intelllgcnccr. 3.
OAKLAND, Mn, July eG.-Naiure now ar
pears ut her best, smiles upon us, make
Oakland more enticing to the care worl
residents Of the city and presents stron
and additional inducements for them I,
come 10 the mountains, For rsome time n,
rain has fallen, the weather has been de
lightful and much more favorable for th
complete success Of the hotels andall house
open for tho entertainment OF summer
guest. The days arc warmer, but balm,
md refreshing breeze constantly fans III,
heated brow. The evenings arc pleasan
and the nights cool, nifording tho wear,
and sick rest and beneficial repose. Will
this change strangers arc constant,
arriving. Every train increases the NUM-
Der already In the town and vicinity, and
continuation thus for u few days Longer
will make It almost impossible for any ont
to procNre accommodations. The Oakland
Hotel, with capacity for six hundred
guests, is filling up under the management
Of Col. c. {. Wood, OF the Eutaw House,
Baltimore. One Of its efficient clerks, Mr.
F. A. Thayer, informed your correspond.
ant that, should there be no unfavOrable
cnange in the weather, every room
In the building will be occupied by tho
middle Of next week.
Tho Glades Hotel, with capacity for
one hu ndfed is full, with the exception Of
two or three rooms, held for transient
trade. Independent OF these are several
smaller hotels and numerous private
houses. The Davis House, Villa Cas.ccl,
Bosley House. The 0aks, Mrs. Thaycrs', /,
Kepner's, prichard's, Munham's, and
others are open for the season and Gun en-.
tertain several hundred more. Many come
and occupy their summer residences, or
rent cottages for the season. Among these
are Samuel W. Smith and family, and Mrs.
Chas. Howard, OF Baltimore; DR.. Colds.
borough and family, Of Washington; Mrs.
Wheelright, Of Annapolis; Lieut.. Dunlap
and family, Of the Navy; John Bradley
and family Of CINCINNATI; ]. L. Screyens
and family, Of New York. Gen. Sherman's
family occupy the Perry cottage in the sub.
urbs Of the town, and every day some OF
them are to be seen out riding or driving.
The General comes from Washington
every Saturday and remains over Sunday,
To make the town still more attractive
the corporate authorities have been, and
are engaged in repairing the side walks,
and improving the streets by grading md
NIL stones, Glth and rubbish, civ
ing them quite Il cleanly appearance and
making the walking and driving much
more pleasant and desirable. To these
general improvements there will soon be
added another and much needed one,
The B. & 0. Il. r. Co. has purchased the
old depot property from Mr.. &. W. Delaw-
der, and during the fall will remove the
erect u new depot and provide for
The greIter convenience of the travelling
public. ~ a
Tomorrow morning the Garrett Guards,
4 military organization Of this place, under
OF Capt. Z. II. Wardwell, will 20
10 Cumberland to encamp for two days
with the First and Second batsalions OF
Maryland National Guards. The Can.
min, with his usual zeal and untirins en-.
ersy, has been endeavoriug 10 infuse new
life and energy into the com.
pany. and induce the men 10
make such preparations as would
enable them to acquit themselves with
credit while absent An interesting pro.
sramme has been prepared and arranrc-
ncnts on q large scale nave been made for
their reception, entertainment and enjoy.
nentby the citizens OF Cumberland. A
number OF persons will go from here with
.he company, and much pleasurs is antic-
pated by all. Tomorrow. all the militia
present will parade the city, and at might
will attend the performance OF "Kathleen
by IN amateur troupe Mt
he City Hall. On Friday morning n
prize OF 500, offered by Lieut.. I. J.. Ped
licord, Of the second battalion staff for the
best drilled company in the two battalions,
will be contested for; in the afternoon
sham battle, 10 be participated in by
several hundred men, will take place on the
air grounds, and oil 10 conclude with a
grand military ball ut the Queen City
Hotel Mt night.
On Monday evening last Miss Jennie
Smith and Miss Martin, OF the Women's
National Temperance Union held . meet.
ng in the NJ. T. Church and had
! large and attentive audience,
al apparently realizing and appre-
he importance Of Temperance work. ~
Train No. going cast, due at 3 o'clock
his afternoon, was delayed hero IN hour
Ind n half here by the breaking OF M axle
IN the baggage car. All tho baggage had
o he transferred TO another car.
Commodore Iugraham, on the retired
ist OF the navy, is at the Glades Hotel for
he summer.
Mrs. Gen'l Crook is also ut the Glades.
Col. Albert and Merrill, ,of the U. S, En-.
,inccr Service, arc here for the season, the
ormer ut Mrs. Edwards and the latter
It "The Oaks" kept by W. II. Hagans.
II. Forbes, Z. ]. Sullivan, K. O. Donnell,
Jhas. W. Collins and Chas. II. Miller, Of
Wheeling, were registered at tie Gladcs
-lotel, yesterday.
Arrivals ut Oakland Hotel: a
Mrs. J. G. Crane and SON, Cincinnati.
Rev. Wm. F. Gardner, Howard county,
Maryland. ss.- a-.7s.-Issz-
Edwin kelton. Columbus, O.
DR.. Meredith Reese, Baltimore.
Arrivals at Glades HOTEL
Mr.. James Munroc, Mrs. Jennie Nun!
oe, Mrs; Laura Myers, Jno. Turlingh and
ally, Baltimore. " n
Mr:and Mrs. Thompson, Texas 2
Geo. B. Frye. Minneapolis.
MARRIED To A NEGRO.
Young White Woman Arrested for
TnkinE IL Second Husband.
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