The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-30


nival and agricultural show the second
/ week In November.
Operations for OH in the F1uharty Run
field NJ Minnie continue with exciting
activity and most excellent results that
Indicate the field viii De much larger
and better than 81 first anticipated
.itecHlee and Company drilled iu another
800 barrel well on the John Brice White
man farm. known a. the Robinson farm
.tsday. which makes tho oil operators
Juhllant and the land owners rejoice in
De prospects Tor development on their
/ lands Ia that territory.
, Samuel T.. Brady. chief engineer for
The Buckhannon \ Northern. now the
MununEuhela Railway Company made
emphatic denial today Of the article
ClnrksburE ENponent-American yester-
aaF 10 the effect that the comrauy t.
planning 90 start work promptly on tho
/ Iairmont 90 ClarkshurF-Fal West
NirEinian.
That Howard Creme,ns. who was held
recently for the grand jury on a charge
OF cruelty TO animals. traded "a dead
horse 90 Patrick McGruder FOR a live
one. was an uuslng disclosure made to-
day when McGruder went 10 Justice OF
he Peace r. Ieigh flsmlng's office TO
I der arrest on the same charge a. Gre
meens.--Fairmont West virEinian.
Fletcher I.anhan stands higb In no
tato culture a. shown by the fact that
many De grew ou the Mortimer W
smith farm this year weigh one -..,. ...s
rAlt pounds each. Specimens seer By a
Telegram man indicate that they are of
Ilne quality although their name was
ham had such o. small patch. dc grew
gram.
Eating onions three times daily ID
lho modu1 npcraudi Tor longevity which
D. being pursued hy John = Marcuul
ven kno"n attorney. who is also one 81
he city'a pr0minent back yard farmers
on yesterday Mr.. Marcum ptt out his
annual setting ~ potato onions. and be
.hI''iH lg have green onions for his
dinner table Boy christmas Do tine weath-
% ts at fl favorable. 10 ia r. we'll known
cum. that hnbitual caters "a onions iive
. long nnd happily and as an example he
yea me menu ot Hcfte Green. one 81
nrtlth o. "a f.rdusss far onions. Hunt
inEtau uernld-uirpatrh.
Hardly O. month passes. but that a
new Oh field orsau extension ~ an old
.'.tr 90 CeuHlueranie lfnIOTtunce ia found
We, NirFinla, Tes ol industry %
N"iupuent a. la Co., farming Industry ard
fifc o. say that production Or Pc
he states Ird1s,r, ara bnrfrss 49,, ~
Pence iart'rehufF boz always been
lg"hgl upon Ha thn leadIuE ou center III
IItHufaRr Of fHIa rifv's present and III.
firs growth ard prosperity 90 seize unsn
..'IN ueHnr Uf pfeHertIHr and extending
Pc rHnrrmHUU Hr fHe leading uI center
.I f." Hfffr Perhaps Dr. la matter %
witch wr have not f.tfn nearly as much
..Itn'.Iu H We should have Eivrn.--par-
Frrnhurr Sentinel
Lewis county holds nn nrrIruffrrs1 e.
i.-'f 1Nd corn show at Weston N0rer-
U Powell head Of me tsrrs coal
..NIH.IHn ruTpurrIIHur. with mines I'D
l.'Hriltnu aui EIdri1Fe has fHaf returrri
Ii"'n EnElaUd aUI announced that be-
i. .I'.. contracts u Great Britain
h' would require the operation 81 I'D
..' mines nn hru. strong |rarH. this state
.'f N ."tHi ono year. Tho mines are o..
u. N.trrI in operation this week fof-
,wlE elut-a1uu N almost year
i'frrHna ADVOCATE
Ihulranda nf teIiarH are brought into
M"NrUr county every fHU and winter
..Nf. ilf ralr ~ tUrke..a and It o. There.
..rr. OF Interest fn Hnnu Hurrafhfrr nf
tNr HIrrIV ~ fhia Diaan of r1uIfrv frr
|nI.N INn county nla acquitted nirn
reputation. There nnamn fn b. rafHrr
I.Ncr iurkcfa thia year take the county
'N'F. iNlu Iu 1910 though fhF biz birds
''0 reported io p. thriving veil
W o. Davis uh1 haa been employed al.
I'nI Ticket ans express agent PSI D.
I. NHrrrif af fhr Mt fnIe ~ a O rsfi.
NH. HuN express office rInrr October
I'Ih DBL n the iayetto county ia1