The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

cheap In Tyler county. Business q lit
duil Just now, but business men think It
owing to the fact that farmers are all bus
and as soon as they sell their wool trat
will move along ss briskly as usual; none
plenty OF 0 per cent. r, 5- !,
| wE7zRL COUNTY.
The wheat crop Is good, but damaged |
spots along the Ohio bottoms by the Ia!
food. Oats, corn and potatoes are exec
lent; grass very fine; apples In abundanc,
The general prospects are better than 10
many years. New Martinsville report
that our merchants are doing good bus
nees, and matters seem fsir enough. Ty
new Touring mills are being built here II
New Martinsville. The Pittsburgh Stay
Company'e works were totally wrecked b.
the Hood, but steps are being taken to re-
vive the concern, but In another name
The outlook seems to be eucouragipp
though perhaps not as bright as 1t might be
MARSHALL COUNTY.
The wheat crop Of Marshall county i
good, and 80 reported in the State. Corn Il
up to the average as to condition, excep
that ia little late; oats lair. The busines,
OUTLOOK ior our town Is good. The new
s road OF the Ohio River Railroad opened W
with great success. Work is being pushed
on two gas wells, one OF which is a eurt
thing, az gas was struck at the same place
last year, the flow Of which was equal tc
the famous Wellsburg we'll, The flow waa
stopped by ealt water by boring too deep
The operators were in search ior oil,
9st5 prr.a,,rs co,,vrx ..Us
The outlook for all kinds NJ ora;n crors
was never better this earlv and rrlo.s
some disastrous visitation oyertakea them
we must have abundant crons Emit crons
are not 80 fl,tterinp Apples will be fa;,
crop; peaches yery lipbt. Berry frnit hos
the appearance of abundant v,e1d IN p,oa..
ants county, The visitation Of tha he = o,aat .uaa
Il ,od yery much ratsrded ali k;nda ~ bns;' is
ness, but II ia now ran;dIv rauin;ue p y. I9n Hns
merchants and bnslness man arc sontsm.
plating a br;sS fall trade and ~. oaL;nr
arranvements accorJ;nnIv N 90 A''AA'ns ''A'
~. 60.
=. cADkLL COUNTY. =
~ .I'0' oAoe''' ano 1ae az loinlng coun'
nt', 'ae iAstaets report inc wheat crop
soou' AVsfsss aoou. Is usual oorn is back
NAlu anu on.y 9 lar ssand' owing to cold
"so,uet. nay crop gooo; prospects as a
mnOsv mnU,S aaa. hGSay business iS dull and
msnnfacturino town k ,ba stornans .a.,oau anu @
car shona at III. nlaca ts,n rppasu nnrae tne
buaine a. dnli 'o tpo'A'ny '"'iy "akes '
- - - y: skF yGs.f
hARHlSoS a-'i COUNTY.
The corn crop OF Harrison county is in
a fair condition, The outcome will do.
nend rnon tbs ooooon ho,o,,,o. nj.
na ap0u suo ne"'ou ueiea''ef' r Ane
Wneat crop promises more than an average
yield; potatoes the same; pastures about ae
usual: meadows below an ava,aoa Tho
business outlook ia nat varv enranrao;nn
Money ia scarce and mercSa nta @ y 20 nas e 1s. ,1e
ing much businecs. This comfy denenda
yery much upon its cattle hesn and dpeuas boross !
Cattle have not commenced moving to mar.
k ket Spring lambs are now being shipped.
nricps Iows ahout M On oor con,a Is not ac1lVe ana
woon couYrv
The crona in wood corntn ~. J., a,.,
,cond;t;on ond ;na;o..;oa.. -. =. - svoo ~.
eonusto Ano ino,ea'lons NV. ,cs are tnat tney
VIII ne abundant. There is larger acre.
age OF wheat than lest year. TT condition
is good. The straw ia renorted bv farmer,
n bo oho,, hn ,o..o. ~ .h.S,.., 'a- o.e
Int !, % haa hecdaS y sA,Uu nnt " , ins ia'e spllng
.u;,i Iii = 10 ao aoad eu -. ous wei. anu !ae yieio
NV n,ost ~ eI,oot a'i bst o Los .a!seu nele 70
@ ~rwsIi si" Gprn Ge' ILL., Ius WIZ. .nsIe is snoWa
uism,a onJ IL 10 a.mISs taIgely generally
mo ,n n;caIv and 1Ap,S pn,aas a,1c,e l.. y com:
aberIb % ;n,asnonn nat ~ uniess ;as long aiontn