The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
STATE NOTES.


houses burned. Supposed work Of an
incendiary
OUR State exchanges all over the State
continue the same old cries of rain, Hood
and damage to crops.
The Weston Democrat says: "Not n
marketable stick Of cut timber now re-
mains on the banks of the West FORK
THE assessment of real estate in Miner
al county, shows an increase of value of
$ll74,76s l4-moro than third-since
the last valuation.
WE see that they have Beecher-Til-
ton trial going on at Peterstown, Monroe
county. The Register says that Squire
Clark personates Judge Nelson.
The Mason County Fair will com
mence on the 2Sth Of September, and
continue four days. {. }. Faulkner will
deliver the address of the occasion.
THE County Court of Mason county
has rescmded the order allowing pay for
FOX scalps. This, says the Point Pleasant
Register will save the county hundreds
oi dollars.
ON Friday morning last Mr.. Eugenius
Evans, of Monongalia county, died from
the effects of bee stings, which he had
received. He was well known and
highly respected citizen.
The new railroad from SmithLon to
Coldwater Doddridgc county, West Nir-
GINA, has been seriously damaged by
late flood, portions of the track and
bridges having been carried away.
The Randolph Enterprise says; 1t
used to be very ''dIsloya" for Democrats
to call in question the gcnuineneSs of
greenbacks, but now all the Grant or
gans call them rag money We take
these rags on subscription or for job
work.
The erectioa OF the Capitol buildingat at
Wheeling, has been awarded to Mr.. A.
II. Sheppard, not the Boss No thank
Heaven! Wheeling don't want all her
money stolen, and then only have 4 shod-
dy building to show for 1t.
AT Deer Park, on Friday last, Mr..
Thomas Noon, an employee of senator
Henry G.. Davis. while reguatinga Il num-
Der oi !oGS' le1l ana was c"U-n' between
them lie immediately sank III tne
river, ana al, ehGrts to save MN were
ihcnectuaI' Ills body was i'uhd some
1,ho pri,ir,i p,,;o5,o,,, fines This
banner to the breeze: For Governor
Hon II NJ Matthews Of Grccnbrier;
,or Attorney General Hon. ]. f. Kenna.
OF Kanawha; for Auditor, l.. d. MorraII,
ESQ, of Barbour; for Treasurer, Thomas
MasIin. of Hardy: for State Supcrintcn-
dent of Free Schools. Hon w. X Pen
dleton. of Brooke; and SAWS in conclusion.
.,,rs lrqut trest." Certainly. Let us have
peace"
Dan c,,vu C.,,.,..r,. .;,;.,.,
0HN" ~ u ''-' w y e''''''''
OF Grant informs IL that III the " "'SIerH
...,a.i,..,,,,.o .ho '.ho., e s,,oe or ,Lo
mountain farmers. Vim. Hawk, Esq.
has had nI"e klIIcd ny these "T"fin'h',
,Iiia m,'',,' ,r.I,.;n', 'n i, Eo ,y,od. rnar hi,
,ar,n ,,n Io,. sinca saw ., n,o.tnr
Rr,,;a -, ,,,Ia ,,r,,;c,odin,, Lnt hrinr nm.
arrnnd he nrnJontIv FIJI bacl; in GOOD
"rJar wniI. hi. hnnr.h,n o4nrrousIy did
- ,,,rs"o Le,,ss,. Tt;bUos
c,p,osrrv IN tbn shane or fourteen
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our citizens. The sheep are peculiar in
that their ncckS are nearly TWO i'et long
tht "I''i'IT. ''.,'''"'' a.. ,'I,''''
II Mr Thomas c,p succeed in acclimat-
~, ,bo.a "ni,nol. there i no doubt il
~, cyrrt,n,n in 81 rrcot improycmcnt
N that imnor,nut branch of the tock
rodn" p..i,,ui LE.ycnGc,t
The recent rains in this vicinity have
,. o.. aool ,f domoso Tho land.
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along Sand Greek, ana II oIAer small