The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-19
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Farmers Changing Front-Thc Stat, r,,
PicnIc-Camping Out. ''

Farmers Changing FFOnt-ThC stntc TAI.
Picnic-Camping Out. ''
Camp No. 81, Union Veteran i.,io,,
OF this place, will attend the S,cn"r s.Su'
at Steubenville on the 22d and Ia Ta
guests of the order ut that place, ~ vic
The new pump for the water wo,ks :,
expected TO arrive in q few DAYS md viii
be Immediately placed in position T r..
capacity is one million gallons In ,,r ,"'
ty.four hours. The price delivered her,,
is 81 $50. s''' "V'e
Mr.. j. b. Lewis will leave this mo,r
ing for the Wheeling Fair GroupdS WIKI
three horses to be put in the races I liz
fall at that place. Mr. Lewis Inns h ,",s
training hisstock at Wellsburg for so rr"
time, and goes to Wheeling ieclinr , ron
tident that he will not be last in the rora
He has some good horse flesh md viii
stand byit. '' "''
Brooke county expects to makca cred.
liable display atthe Wheeling STATE Fair
The commissioners can already 1--WE az,
surance to that effect. A crcat monr
persons hive promised to contrihp,r M,
only from the res .ccs OF tho ropn,y
but of her manufactured products TG1,
commissioners are awake to the impo,t
ance OF the occasion. ''''
Miss Media Lewis yesterday vay, ys,,,
pleasant picnic at Smiths sugar grove y
her little friends, to the number NJ
twelve. They left early in the morpins
supplied with all the neccssarics oi Iias
and spent the entire day in the country
and came homeiuthe evening bricbt
smiles and blooming cheeks. and Wcii
pleased with the days outing.
Ashley Cooper, Horace Mcclure ap5
Charles llaines left early yrstcrlay
morning for Kings Creek, in IIancoct
county, where they will join Gen. /. ii
Duvar and party, who are camping ONT
for few days, hunting, fishing c,c
Others will follow Tomorrow agd AZ.
tempt to eat up all the grub, drink up ali
the spring water and come home viii,
the whole camp in their pockets.
The death Of Mr.. |. n. I.atimer Al.
though not unexpected, was Great
shock to this community. He was buried
in Brooke cemetery on Tuesday under
the auspices Of the X. OF p. ind the
Wellsburg Light Guards, OF which he
was a member. A wife aud one child
survive him. His disease was nys.
terry to the physicians who attended
him, but post norton developed the
fact that inflammation was produced by
some foreign substance resembling 4
grain OF coffee, which had lodged in the
lower bowels, and which formed an alb.
scess and finally produced death. The
friends were all here and have the sym.
pathy OF the community.
Mr.. J. 4. Curtis, Il prominant Demo.
crat Of Brooke county, has been for
some time a regular subscriber to the
Pittsburgh Post. By mistake yesterday
his newsdealer gave him copy Of the
Commercial Gazette. Mr.. Curtis no,
noticing the change sat down in the
office OF the Pan Handle Glass works 10
enjoy his regular morning Democrats
news. After reading Il short time be
dropped the paper, threw up lis hands
and exclaimed, "Boys, We are gone up.
The Post has Topped" There are a
great many Democratic farmers in
Brooke county now who are throwing
up their hands against free wool and
free trade in general who will br heard
from this fall with no uncertain sound.
Have no fears OF Brooke county; shes
all right"