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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-30
THE GO0nWOOD sTAKES.

LONDON, July 29.-The race for the Good
wood stakes at Goodwood to-day was won
by Rallis 3-year bay colt White
Feather Burtons 5-year- old chestnut horse
Barmecide was second and Baron de
Hrsch's 5year-old bay horse Vasistas by
ldus, out Of Veranda was third.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-04

-.
~ the county. Niiilo oak, red oak, black OAK
n6bidf. tfhiniit, hickory, ash, sugar and locust
Ffb,y q, iaiEe slse In the central part 9, the
tfntip,tvs lie northwestern pali are thous'
ards 81 lleEea OF sugar. cherry ana IaOuplllIi
birch timber in which the axe mas never peen
The land on which this timber Grows Y good'
and VIII s0t IN blue grass as soon aa " elgnLeq,
Their snrd 10000 acres OF this lana when y
aiulost IN D siate Of nhture and which Will MAKE
food farming and grAziDg land.
fi,The CliutOn aud the Ofisknny formations SNOW "a!
iron ono m the etstern part Of the county. rms
ore II i0undin considerable quantity and q ex'
esIie1t quality. Fire clay Is also found IN inc
!. In thS west and northwestern part o. the
comfy arc al least 100 600 acres Of land undcflalu
by from three to six feet Of COAL OF eGcellent
INNS Is nc same coal mined on New river Of
SelVeIl, Stone Gilt, Fire Creek and other points
above Hawks Nest. In some places there nc
two veins OF coal, one about three feet thc oIner
nearly i've feet thick.
7t ~ ~ OPENINGS.
/. Intelligent farming aud grazing. -,
i2 Tannihg lAny quantity OF lenlock anu
chestnut aE afid Of hidCsl.
q Developing and working the coal veins IN
the western part and cOking the coal.
1. Gettingout the timber In the northwest part
G B BSIdtTs Tailroad through the county from
the :. 4 9, 70 ths goal and timber: =, n, ar,
LeIsisbatb, NJ IA
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HAnIPsHIRE COUNTY,.

Romney, county seat; formed November, 17Sa,
from Augusta and FREDERICK named IoE
Z FHampShiTe, in England.
Area, $50 square miles; population, II ,4l9.
Assessed vdlue OF real and personal properly
County tax on 800 valuation cents
IL AYRSHIRE COUNTY Is composed Of noun
II taIns, rolling hills and bottom lands, in the
proportion of tWO.nfths mountains, tWo'hiths
hills and ohcfith bottom land. The soil in the
valleys Is loan and very fertile. The uplandS
p arc Limestone, red slate, clay and blue slate,
adapted 10 small grain, grass aud fruit
The only existing railroad iG tho South Braneh
road, which runs from Green Springs, station
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, up the Green
Spring aud South Branch valleys 10 Romney,
the county scnt, d distance OF sixteen miles. Inc
Romney & Short Mountain railroad Is pro-
.iected limo from Ronney TO Short Mountain.
The waterways arc the South Branch, Norm
aud o0pon rivers, all Of which empty into the
Potomac river, which skirts the county on the
north Th0tu arc fine water powers along theSe
rivers. Tho Northwestern turnpike runs
through the county, -beSIdeS numefous good
+ county roads. The celebrated CNpon Mineral
Springs arc found in this county, and as sum
,fn0r resort arc very popular. The county also
has a number OF sulphur, alum and Iron springs.
The principal industries OF the people are
farming and grazing. The county Is admirably
adapted TO sheep, cattle and horse breeding e,
Decially sheep. The forests contain some oil al
the varieties Of hard wood aud pine whito and
chestnut oaks. There arc five tanner1es ~ the
county, ono large steam establishment at Rom
ney, another at CapOn Bridge, and three smaller
ones. There Hre three small wooden mills locat'
cd IN different parts Of the county, and thirty
small saw uihs. A distlllety Ia located at yell
Ihe market value Of farm land Is sixty dollars
per acre lowest tye dollars; average fifteen dol.
lars UnimpToved farm land ut for farming or
grazing, soils a. low as hfty cents and one dollar
per mere; average one dollar and fifty cents 70
Two dollars; highest eight and ten dollars,
About one.thIrd OF the land Is cleared. Tho un.
cleared lands average one dollar and ttty cents
TO two dollars per acre. The price Is advancing,
owing to the increasing demand.
Iron ore s. found all over the county. Mag
netic.ore Is indicated through section some ten
miles long.
This ore Is believed TO be IN immense quantity
The Indications are that n whole mountain Is
composed mainly OF II. A large vein OF red hem
attic ore Is also found within ten miles OF the rail-
road.
Fire and pottes' clay IS found in tho county.
There arc openings for lumber and Iron mining
industries aud the development Of minerals,
New people are wanted, and Will be cordially re-
Ceiyed by the residents.
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from ClmkSbufg down thu river 70 faiirmiqlnt'
Coal mines are being opened mp along inA mus
ana coio plants Will soon DO gSiabhshon.
The county has voted 70 give 500 ~ pOnds III
4 line OF rnllfold down the river 70 CONNECT WIN
the Peungylyania system u the STATE une.
Another road u protected 10 run from inc
coal field in the northern p0Ttion Of me county
to the Ohio river, -,...-.,...
The county 4 dotted ali oyer with churches
and schOOl.houses Nearly oil the different &c
nominations are represented, the baptNt ana
Methodist predominlting.
There are 145 schoo.hQuse in the county anu lls!
1s9 teachera employed this year Ils9ll, and inc
children Of school age number J,0ib
Cl0rkSburR, the county seat Is located on the
river at tho intersection OF the railroads mgl-
toned, and contains about 5000 inhabitants "
Is eighty-tWo miles from ParEerADuEgi hnu
nearly half way between Baltimore aud Slncin'
nRti-nine hours from each. II u INC JUS
tributing point for apopulauon OF lO9NgV geo-
pie, and has ftch and PRODUCTIVE country lOF
radius OF many miles around IT,
II has handsome government builulnS anu
court house, and fine business houses AND pr,
vatc residences. The town owns a system %
water works, and there are gas works owned ~
aprivatG corporation, and also IN electric hSht
plant and telephone exchange,
The facilities are unsurpassed tor inc tnAnuInor
tCire OF furniture, wagons, agricultural imple-
canning OF fruits and vegetables, crcamerles anu
Strengthening cattle for shipment east
Emigration Is very much desired ,hnd anyone
coming With the intention OF farming btOSk
raising or establishing factories VIII, DO Warmly
welcomed. There are several towns IN inc
county Oh 'OHN''ADt' - HENRY RAYMOND.
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nRooKE COUNTY,.


welhbuEg comfy seat; formed November 80,
ligG, rom Ohio county; named for Gov.
Robert Brooke.
Area, q square miles; populated, COCO.
Assessed value OF real and personal property,
SSlOTgi92g.
BROOKE COUNTY Is ono OF the Oldest and
u most progressive counties In the State, u is
situated In tho Pan.lIRndle, md is centre Of
learning ind industry. TWenty.threc public
schools afford employment for thiTty.scyen teach
ers The total attendance Is 2,0i0 including
iOrtyseyen colored. At Bethany Is located the
celebrated college Of that name, which enjoys q
wide reputation QS q scat Of learning. The col
lege was founded by the celebrated Alexander
Campbell In 1871. The college buildings were
erected q cost Of $4,000, und arc the finest Of
The Ohio river atfords means OF cheap trnns.
portCtOn Of the products md manufactures Of
The county. Buffalo, Cross and H1rmon's creeks
furnish excellent water power. IheFe HFe fwo
good tirnplkes II the county, one from bethany
10 Welhbirg, distance OF miles, aud the 9th
Gr leading from WellsbuT 10 the PENNSYLVANIA
State line, q distance OF ~ miles There are
numerous county roads iuteEeCtlng these turn
pixies.
fertile. and In high state OF cultivation. Greut
Interest Is token In sheep and cattle brcedtng
the county being one Of the finest in tho Stntc
for wool growing and rntslng hne cattle. Inc
yearly wool product amounts to 10000 pounds
Coal 4 abundant. The surface vein Of the PITTS
Ouygh seam, AZ feet in thickness, Is mlued for
home consumption. Five md six feet veins are
found zoo and COO feet below the surface, and OF
good quality. Limestone Is found in abundance.
Three veins Of tlre clay. ofgood quality, having
been thoroughly tested, ore toNnu IN the cuun-
~ The frst vein is lib feet below the surface
y feet thick; second vein lii feet below the SUR
face % feet In thlcknessi third vein 30 feet be
low the surface aud r. teet IN thiSSheS, ,, Ing
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leatns containing superior cam,
lieam and e0slug coal, Then. Ef'' "a ,pllut b
I'VE collleries on the kanni.ba nv aselRl IN
Iht coal seams wary Ia ihlekats, ~, wv Ina
10 eight and ten feet. ''' 'spll losiis,
Black band, red and brown br,,,,,..
enc lonnd ~ the county. AZ gmpd y va -
deposit has been weii opened. Tfa ihiSkrsi I
llaE from oxide, having solnctii6,. slt$
4SenIe lil1 sometimes mud In TIE in,s,lasl. "a
Jumps when orc 10 thickly ii7i-i,,''''l' y =
sbiS S S OF snele as TO make yalaaii,s re 9
Petroleum "a found In nany ,n,, ,-.p
quantities Natural gas Is found N sV il,.ai sil
For nearly one hundred ye,r, r..
ms Deen famous the world oyer 'Tqp@Vli Il
the highest price IN the market h, ~ Sy.aai.l
ing soil OF The river bottom /, t ~.
maklng excellent farming lind, A;ss
soiHy y hIiiy anu rough but 8 rtoi
ELonims ln M llE ioE 9rLing. Thctonejs, ~
the lands ato good for sheep, cli, V's., NV
raising. The wool prodnGt Of ito ~ IN
mostly mAnuiactorcd into yarns ~, S5illi
goods. The yarns arC shipl,ciio H. ~, s',u viva
are number Of grlst mills In ibs Ia
cleared. '''' 0ounly SIS
charleston d the Capital Of tbo s,,,..
chlI city OF the kanawha Valley II ~. a y
WonaeEiul growth In the past iuwyr1s,Tr, a.l
70 tne development Of the C0ul and ~ vs.
Try, which have served to quicken o SIAs No
eSts; The city Is AdTantHgpoasly s,,ss,,5 W. W.
confluence Of the Elk and Hanawhs s,SS Y,
miles S, from ny WhsEe The kanawha enyiie' ~
tho National Capitol, nlnu hour, N fSyliyyll5
tWenty.three hours from New YorS ,StlSi,
from Wheeling, twenty houn ifutn iiji15l.is.liai
twenty.One hours from Chicago, mad tSS fpll
from Newport N0ws, iidcWaGf. "u lel
Tho city Is Lighted by gus and else.ri. NJ.
II Is supplied With tho pnrest wsi yss ~. ~
river BY magnificent wafer works Siss .,Sa z
Holly direct pressure system. ll ayjse, Y Y
coal fuel tho city Is blessed with S,iIi ~
one, natural gas, which Il found in insyigsla
bic quantities under aud around ClsrIe,iissss
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GnEENBRIRR coUNTY.

Lewtsburg, county seat; formed October, M,
from BOutetOUrt ind Montgomery named tor
the 0repnbFIer river, and the river from the
brlers that troubled the firSt settlers.
Area, 1850 square milesi population, ls,Q3I,
Assessed YaluO OF real and personal properly,
County tax on 500 valuation cents
THIS COUNTY is trayered for about thirty miles
| By the Chesapeake 4 Ohio railway, which
runs In an east and west direction through Il.
There 9re nearly one hundred churches repre-
senting the Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist ITes'
byterian and baptist denomination, ana about
$50 schools with the same,number OF teachers
and nearly 5000 pupils. There are TWO news
papers, the GrCenbrier Independent aud the
Valley MeSaNger,
There are two banks, one ut LewlsbGrg and
the other ut ROnCeycris. elch with capital OF
$4,000. Both have large deposits.
About one.iourth Of the county is Limestone
land lnd very rich, the soil producing all kinds
Otgruiu well and bearing blue grass In protuslou.
IN TACT the land lets In blue grass spontaneously
as soon as the timber IA lRken OF. Ol the resi-
due about OnehRlf 4 In forest aud the other one;
fourth is free stone land, A part Of this lRttGri
the Meadow Bluff section, Is level, smooth and
rich. aDs W Ns
The whole county Is well watercd by springs
and running streams. ~
The land Il held IN large farms, tho county Is
spaIsCly settled and the chief Industry Of the
people Is cattle raising There are about 1900
cattle 10000 sheep, and 900 hoHeS III the county.
The county sends out about 5000 head 81 lat
cattle each year IN the GUNNER and talL. "
these cattle good per cent stands a. tirttclAssi
Averaging about sg pounds per neao. -,
from 20 70 50 pounds per head nt SIX months old
and the clip Of tho county Will nverlge about
SIX pounds OF wool per sheep.
White pine grows IN plenty IN the eastern Part
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into Che very heart Of the coal feld. eheEe ne
ecnins ne thicker and consequent ny t4e cost o.
nlninFltss These short line railroads nave pen
buiit al sewell, Powellton, Hawks Nest FIRE
Greek and other places,
Most Of the coal mined Is made into COKE
which Eiyes employment 70 large number oi
persons. There are now about 1000 ovens IN
operntion aud more are building. ~
The next great industry OF this county, ana .,.l
one That Is largely incTedtng every yenT, = tsle
production OF tObdcco. Fayette county raises ~
hr the finest tobacco in the State, anu Win me
execution Of from two or three counties on tn9
Vlrginia and North CAROLINA border, the prices
for Fayette tobacco were ~ high rs any th9t Wl.s
sold In either the Richmond or LynGhbnIg mar
kgtg the great tobacco tnnfts OF the country
Nearly all the farmers arc Tnislng this ptoduct
Very little wheat or corn Is grown ~ me
county, for the reason that tho crop o. ELMER an
nCrc OF wheat or corn cannot be solu ioE more
than ten 10 fifty dollars, while tobacco VIII
Weld from 100 to 300 dollars per acre.
In ndditlon 10 the above products, the lumber
huslness In the county Is considerable. There
aIe millions Of feet Of the finest poplar OAK, asn
and hemlock :.
In amy county in the United States. 49,,
There nre fifty churches, reprenting the Baps,
list, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholics and
punknrd denominations. 0@
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KANAwHA COUNTY.


Charleston the State Capltal), county seat;
formed November "A, i7gS, from GFeeabfleE and
Montgomery; named for the river-lndi0n
name for River Of tho Woods"
Area SIS square miles; population 1916.
Assessed value Of real and personal property,
County tax on 500 valuation. .......... IS cents
KANAWHA COUNTY Is one OF the most I'm.
N portRnt ~ the State rs well ~ one Of the most
prosperous, There arc about fifty churches in
The county, representing the Presbyterian. Meth.
OdlSt, baptist, Catholic, Episcopal and Hebrew
denominations. There are good public schools
and several newspapers.
Tho existing railroads are the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad, which travenes the entire coal
News The KAnaWhG & Ohio road, with Its con.
TleCtiOua t0T0ed0 and Chicago and crossing every
trunk line between New York md tho West.
now enters the lower and middle kAnRwhn coal
field, the coke. belt The other existing roads
arc the Winnifrede, Paint Creek, Cabin Greek
number OF lateral roads running to coal mines,
from five 10 ten miles ong. Two roads are pro.
jeCted from the East The Baltimore, BuCIhan-
non & Charleston road under the wing OF The
baltimore d Ohio, proposes coming down the
Eik river. Another projected road In the West
river 10 Charleston. The projected extension
Of the Norfolk d Western passes through the
The Knnawha river IL tho principal stream in
the county. The other Tiyen hre the Elk, New,
Gaulcy, Coal and POCatalico, The Elk river Is
The other streams ere used for aosting Logs, Tho
Khnawha IL naVigable for steamers 10 Charleston
during portion OithG yenT.
In the Upper, middle and lower coal measures
OF the KahaWha coal held, there arc exposed and
operated, OF capable Of being operate twelve
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
New Cumberland, county scat; formed Jauun
IL ISIS from BrOOke county; named for lol

New Cumberland, county scat; formed Jann9ry
Is, 1878, from Brooke county, named Tor John
Hancock.
Area; s2 square miles; population, 64li.
Assessed value Of real and personal properly
County tax on 500 cents
HANCOCK Is the most northerly county in the
II State. The soil Is calcarcous and clayey-
loan, adapted TO the cultivation OF corn, oats
barley and wheat, more especially grain, Sheep
tensiYely. Improved lands range from $40 10
$3.50 per acre, and falling as low as $751; the
average Is nom go to 500. About ~ per cent. oil
The county contains tho finest deposits Of fire
clay In the SlGte and twenty firms are engaged
III mining and manufacturing II into bricks,
tiles and sewer pipe; These industries were
market by q IapS of shipping facilities, This
has iJecd lljattd !6tthe completion Of a branch
railroad from tho main line OF the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81, Louis railway to Now, Cumber-
lind q distance Of ten miles and which runs
by fthe very doors OF these extensive establish.
iirients. Besides having the advantage OF asuper-
Tor ciay, the brick mafHtastoFtes possess an
other advantage In the cheap fuel OF natural g9s,
Some idea OF tho importance OF the brick max
ingfoatlifd Of the works located at New Cunlber-
land may DO obtained from the fact that thoir
combined capacity is 45OOO,00O year. Paving
brick Is undoubtedly the coming pavement, and
that being the cGe the business Is only In Its
The entire county Is underlaid with bltumi-
nous and iCAnnel'e coal, the veins ranging from
six to seven feet In thickness The price Of coal
land d from fifty 10 sixty dollars an acre. The
county Is anxious 10 welcome new people.
The only carbon works in the state arc located
at New Cumberland, and q general foundry anu
machine shopls steadily employed in supplying
tho demand for It's products.
GrISt mills arc located In different parts Of the
county. 4 'AVSliahis Gag stone Is quarrled OPP
posltG Wellsville, Ohio, which finds u ready sale
In the Pittsburgh market
I, Limestone isfOund in abundance forbuildtng
and agricultural purposes. The county roads
arc maintained In excellent order.
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BRAXToN COUNTY.

Sutton, county seat; formed january 10, 1896,
from Lewis, KanAwha and Nicholas named
for Carter BrAXton
Area, 6G5 square miles, population, 1928
Assessed value OF real and personal property,
Sl,72S,7lG.
County lax on 500 7lsS cents
PRAXToN COUNTY is the central county of
u the State. Sutton, the county seat, Is situated
near the geographical centre Of the county.
There are 10 schools which employ ia teach.
ets, and thirty churches, representing the Meth.
odlst, Baptist and Presbyterian denominations
The north, northeastern and western portions
Of the county arc hilly md tho southwestern
mountainous. The soil Is well adapted for tic
production OF all tho rich grasses. II isa black
loan and q red clay. light stratum OF lime.
stone Is found near the surface In most section,
OF the county, Wheat, corn and other cereals
are grown with magnificent results when fairly
cultivated. No county In the State can show
better results, both III quantity aud quality, III
the production OF corn and wheat per acre, Than
can be shown In BTRNtOn.
stock iarmingis probably carried on in this
county, Cattle and sheep find abundant plstnr.
age from April to December, often till January.
and not unircquently they arc left TO shift ftyr
themselves through The whole winter coming
out OF the winter In good condition II the fall L
iayornble for grass and snow light When tho
land Il cleared aud Wild grasses sHbaued The
blue grass, In most localities naturally nnpear
Timothy and clover are the seeds S0wn; BIZ,
they arc crowded out in four or five years by mo
more vigorous blue grass. Many farmers prefer
not TO cultivate their lands that are well Set In
grnsses believing IL 70 DO more profitable 10
gnZe them than TO pillow. The market prices Of
improved mud range from $50 per acre for the
best; average Slb; lowest s..
q timber, we have MI varieties common to our
latitude and altitude, but the different Kinds Of
oak aud poplar Of the finest quality predominant
No country can furnish superior white cal, bonn
IN quantity and quality Of the finished pToduct
The magnificent lowing poplar Is found in
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C0UNTiES0F THE STATE.
A Panoramic View of Each of the
Fifty-Four.
STATE EXPOSITION ON PAPER.
A valuable Exhibit-soil and Pbysi.
cal Characterlstics--Taxation, Free
schools, Churches and Highways
Natural Resources-Tine Openings
for tho Settler and tho Capitalists
Work OF Deyclopmcnt.

There arc 1fty.four counties in West Virginia,
md presented In detail they make splendid
showing for State whose development has be-
gun within the past half decade. The exhibit
Is Enthusiastically arranged for the convenience
Of the reader. Wherever II has been possible,
well known citizen Of the county has been IN
duced to write thGRrtlcle, and where leave was
given the writer's name has been signed. The
mass OF material was 30 great that many articles
Ind TO DO reduced. In other cases meagTC re-
turns tom good counties will explain seeming
neglect.
The statistical information which heads each
county article Is gained from u very complete and
caretlllyprcpared table, complied for tho INTEL
11gEscER by Mr.. Wise Norton, oithis city, exam
tner of land titles who makes specially ofga:her.
iprimpor;unt and valuable Information concern
ing Westvlrgnia Lack oispace prevents thepuo'
lIcatIon Of the table in full and the ISTELLidES-
CEs Is only permitted, on this account to use
in tho form mentioned the most important
statGttcS It furnishes
tina, cost a great effort and no small amount
OF work TO bring together all the information
contained In the county articles but 10 those
who arc Interested In West Virginia 1t VIII
prove m tnyuiuabis index to thernsoarecs otthe
State by localities.
A reconciliation of oil the statistical informa'
nation in 3lr. Norton's table Is herewith given:
Number OF square miles Of land surface, 1855
water surface, 1SS; totai, 1850.
Number tacres Of land, l5,172,s0O.
Population ls90-whItO, 729262; colorcd, 3d.
eos; Indians, s; Chinese, iG; total, 1924. In
CEease since 1880, 1887.
Value OF lands, lots aud buildings, s12l, 3lOs9i;
value OF all personal property, sl7oOl2,llS value
Of raiIroads 81, 2S7 ,7GSel total sls7i ss2Sl.
Assessed value 1880, ot-IIones, mules, etc.,
s7lg7 S9s; cattle, $685. sheep, s9Oi $50; hogs
slo7,7ai; houfeh0iG and kitchen furniture, ST..
SOi,oio; gold and silver plate and jcwelFy, $751;
Osi; pIanofortes and melodeons, ss79,l79i
watches ind clocks, s5Oi2C2; carriages, vehicles,
etc., s. ,22s sos; farming and gardening utensils
and implements, agricultural products and
products Of animals, sl,l22,47O; toll bridges and
Ferries, sioj,GG7,