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Board oil Public Works,

The Board met in regular session
this morning, Mr. Bell in the chair.
A resolution was adopted that the
clerk readvertise in one English and
one German newspaper an invitation
tor proposals for leasing for five years
any or all of the real estate AMI bu Id
lngs belonging to the city OF Cincinnati,
and used by The Street Cleaning De-
partment.
Permission was granted Mr.. Leopold
Greenwad, City Weigher, to erect a
temporary structure on the Pubic
Landing, TO be used as an office by MIN
While be is the City Welgner, all the
the work to be done at Mr.. Greenwalu's
own expense.
Adjourned.
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CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.


ClNOlHNAfl Sept. T-2 Z. M.
FLOUR-Is in moderate demand and steady.
Family sold to-day at ST 25a6 3d. extra quoted
81 6ja5 80. supeIfine 4 75a5, low grades s. 51a
25 per brl. Fancy grades quoted 81 jUa7 30,
ami some selling at the latter Rye -four uulet
at$3 75a4 rs per brl. Spring wheat -four rang
ing S6i6 rs per brl.
WHEAT-Is In moderate demand and mar
ket steady and quiet Fair to prime red quote Il
81 l5al %, aud choice 81 2Sal 81 per Du, WIFI q
81 2Oa ~ Tor falr to prime, and 81 33al So
fol- choice, and amber held about the same as
white.
OATs-Are in full supply, with moderate
local demand and market quiet though steady.
White Is quoted 2Saslc lor good to choice
Mixed 25a21c per bu.
BAnLEf-ls in moderate demand and
steady. Good 70 choice spring is quoted 6Oa70c
per bu.
RYE-Ts quiet and easy, with liberal re-
cepts and moderate demand. Good TO prime
sample Offering at bSa60c per bu. No. 2 in ele-
vator quoted 6lab2c per bu.
CORN-is quiet to-day and rather heavy
with large receipts anu moderate demand
lar is quot, d 46a41 per Du for mixed on tiaCk,
and some selling on Change at the iusi Ie
ligule No. miXed Shelled i'll eleyator 4u TED
7c per bu.
MESS PORK-Demand moderate. with lim-
tied offerings, and steady market AZ $f8 2Nber
brl Tor city packed, and held st $l3 ~ for
jobDing lots.
LAKD-Is quiet and steady. Demand
moderate for current make, and uuotrd Ss.a
aSXc per lD. Prime steam Is offered at sT
anl c'Iy kettle IN Jobbing held at 1OAal05ac
per lb.
BACON-There is a limited demand but The
market rs steady. Quoted 7Xa7xc fo,' shoul-
ders, So saSXc for clear rib aud, &c Ior Gear
side per ID, packed. Sugar-cured hams l2a
l3c per Id, Canya ed and packed.
BULK MEAS Quiet and steady market
at 7c for shoulders, N. .tec for clear rib, and
oAefor clear sides per 10, all meats loose.
CUTIUN-SaleS to-uay, 81 bales: receipts
252 bales; shipments 85 bales; stock, 2,48
bales The market is quiet anu lower; ms
dunn and common grades x on, aud the nigu-
er grade, deciIned about 40 perIb. Tho ofi
ola quotations. are Row as follows: OrdInar y
l0kc, good OruinAH" i0.e. low mludlIng lU5s .,
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS.

The following prisoners were sem
fenced yesterday: John Hecht, peti
larceny. 80 days in Jail; Robert McFall,
Cbas. Welnnart, same, 80 days in Work
mouse ana $500 and COSTS; Thomas Fin
nertY, same, 10 days in Work-house; ;
Ellen Mullen, arson, 1 year in PeniLeu-
Llary; VIM. Smith, VIM. Stark, grand
Larceny, 3 years; Henry Pierce, bu =
glaly, B years; BENZ. Perry, burg larry, 3
years; David Winters, same, | year;
Hugh Southers, receiving stolen goods,
30 uays in WOrk.hOus Martin Jones,
grand la ceny, year; Ed. Leonard, bur.
gary, 1 year; Peter Butz, receiving
stolen horse, years.
PoLIcR.
Drunkenness-Chas. ShadInger, dis.
missed; Mrs. Bridget Smith, $40; Chas.
Reynolds, So; James Mcbride, 5000;
Pat. WInsey, 80 uays; Annie Connolly,
5000; MARY Ryan, dismissed; William
Smith, $50 80.
Dlsordy'ly Conduct-Rhoda Kennedy,
$40; Caroline Miller, 10 days; William
uensleman ana H. Ii .ievig. costs:
John Brown, continued to September %;
Joseph Cr0tty, j. W. Birmingham ana
John Edwards. $40, execution suspend.
ed; ,mes Men .chols, So; -. kolt-
kamp, 10 days; Anna Duga :, So; Henry
outtendorf, costs; John smith, 70 days.
Petit Larceny-HattIe Coleman, dis
m ssed; Herman kemper, $500 and 80
days; Barney Goester and john Welsh,
500 anu 81 days each; VIM: MrPeak, con.
tl"ued t" Sept. 20, Uail $3Oj; j. A. Gall,
continued to Oct. 8, BAN 1890.
Assault ana Battery-John Mean
drew, $3; AUram Lindauer, $5; Nose,
jackson, dismissed; Red McHuyn, con-
linued to OctoOer 9, bul 500; Edward
Scnuenaman, dismissed; August Ritteg,
continued " DC ob 2; ruuma, Casey,
continued TO 29tn, bail 500; Henry
Scnnelder, continued to Oc oDer 8.
MiscelaneOus-JOhn .Dolan, Iobbery,
conLIuued 10 Sep. 20, ba, 81, 800; Ell. b.
Owens, oppression IN offiJe, reinanued
Or sentence TO Oct. 8; Charles e. Reem
elm, pointing tirearms, continued to
Oct. 8; John X amer, peddling wIthou
icense, costs; Edward CrayIord, com
mlttlng u nuisaace, s.; John Heaiy,
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MIR. 7. L. Barnum will be here wi
MIS- Dig show Oh O;tober =, 8 and 10.
The picnic and concert tor the beueft
OF the Good Samaritan Hospita VIII
take place to-day at the Lookout House
DR.. E. j. French will deliver her last
lecture 10 ladies tomorrow afternoon
az o'clock on the "R productive Or
gans."
A party of excursionists from Terre
Haute and points this siue, will arrive
mere THIS afternoon, and spend to-mor-
row with NO.
Mr.. Louis Ehrgott, member of the
cincinnati hiUhnercnor, VIII leave tnIs
evening for Lawrence, TeXas.
The dramatic and musical entertain
ment to be gwen under the management
of Mr.. Charl 3 Ii. Miller, Will take place
tomorrow evening at Avon Hall, Avon
dale.
S. S. Davis, Esq, Supreme Chancellor
OF the knights Oh Pythlas, and the oLner
members of the same, are TO visit the
biological Garden tomorrow, on invita-
lion OF tDe managers, TO witness their
brother knight, T. U. Harry Gilbert,
make his balloon ascension.
Rev. d. V. Crowley will lecture next
Sunday evening AT ST. Patrick's Churcu,
Cumm nfVllle, on the subject, IF lther
Matthew, His Life and Times" Vocal
ana ms strumental selectlons VIII be rem
dered by Miss jennie sullivan. Pro-.
Tosso and Prot. j. Il ank Wilson.
Prof. Harry Gilbert makes his last as
cension OF The season tomorrow at the
Zoo-Zoo, III his new balloon, "a Erken-
Orecker," al O'clock +. NJ. He wall de-
mOnstrate tue working OF the telephone
from his balloon. A nunber of our
prominent citizens are expected to make
captlVe asCeusIons, ana crowd OF eX-
various points. Look out lOr a Dtg day
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street begging, $50 and 80 days; Sam
uel Jones, house-3reaking, contin-
ued TO October 2, bail $500;
Harry Levine, held to answer, bail
$1,000; Thomas Quinn, malicious de-
sWuttion, dismissed; Moses Jackson,
shooting with intent to kill, held to an
swer, bail 81 0l0; VIM. Owens, abusing
family, dismissed; Henry Slanwood,
lnlse pretenses, cont ued to October 8 !;
b, b Deem and VIM Seek, permitting
noise on premises, - each.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-27

Prince Bismarck, lately conversing
with Mr.. WasnDurne, is SAID to have
called Tniers the greatest living Ffencn
statesman, TO whom his oumpaLrlOts, in
recognition OF his immense and never
to- -be-torgOtten services, owe the erec-
ton of a tasting monument. The same
nigh estimation OF Nj. Theirs was shortly
afterwards expressed by the Emperor,
in tue audience granted to Mr.. W ash
Durne,
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Death Record,

The following deaths have been place.
on record since our last report:
Jos. Muller, GA yrs. Germany.
Chandler Black Ston, p yrs, Fenn.
Lewis CopSy, 80 yrs, Ohio.
Carrie Dpepke, 8 wks, city.
Infant d Iurmann stlll-bOrn.
Edward Bach r. wks, city.
lda Bi ,hman, 3 wks, city.
Eliz. Niemann, 50 yrs, Germany.
J0An Williams. 20 s, Nd.
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POULTRY AS FOOD There ia no meat

POULTRY AS FOOD There is no meat
50 cneapiy raised and iattened as poul-
Try. Most farmers families prefer
fresh 10 sailed meats, especially during
warm weather, aud there is none more
available everywhere than that OF fowls.
One fowl makes meal Tor large tami-
thrown away, or to be salted to prevent
its spelling. The next meal is running
around, preserved naturally until
needed. A busnel Of corn will keep a
farmers fowl in good eating condition
for year. The fowl will Jay one hun.
dred eggs or over, which will more than
pay for The grain given, and the butch
er's cart is mus always at the door.
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GROWING WHEAT.-Wheat growing,
says recent writer, mas nearly RUNE d
one section Of Wisconsin. 1t has de.
stroyed the fertility of one of the best
soils that ever the sun shone on. 1t has
introduced vast army OF insects, " hlcu
now stand ready to destroy other. crops.
Worse than all, 1t has sLruck The farmer
himself with Il mental blight. Like IN.
temperance, it steals away his brains,
making him totally obliyious to his own
lUlly. The culture Of grass and corn,
and raising oil beef, pork, butter aud
cheese Is the remedy for our impover-
ished farms and farmers. Dairy IN IN are
getting rich, grain-raisers are getting
poorer every year. Tue prof Is that
come from grass culture are not exces-
slve, but They are sure, and, besides, the
farmer is not selling out his farm NY tne
buSneI.
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Marriage LIcemses.

Phe following marriage licenses wer,
ssued since our last report:
Ed. Dill and Jessie j. Warner.
Pet. LaCher and Caroline LObbe.
ID, EYars and Bridget Rafferty,.
Ii BirDOwer md A. l.. Martin.
I. Lurick and Emma Il. Guntner.
W. II. Darby ana Mary j. Powers.
Z. Roemmich and Catherine DepreZ,
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HbIelR

Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 26, Mabel, infant daughter of illain and
Tudle GrlihLh, aged IL monGhs auu II days
Funeral IRON rcsluence, Ashland street,
Walnut Hills. So O'CLOCK friday mornlnx
Carriages leave Lppley's, Plum and NinIh
streets, at 81 O'Clock,
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATi, Sept. 27--i:9O P. n.
Gold steady. Buying at lO3 ami selling at
1887. Gold checks drawn on New YORK at
~ q.
Eastern exchange in moderate request at par
buying ami 10 premium selling.
Sterling is quoted "A 81 for sight and 81 SO at
sixty days, per III gold.
Government bonds are rather weak to -dav
and some are lower. The local Duving and sell
LI.L..L Li.LL. H..lI IL.LItL.
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A great many years ago the White
Sulphur was curious sort of watering
place. 1t is related that the fare con-
sisted principally oil mutton which
grazed on the hills, and was shot down
when needed for the table. Each family
had its own man servant, VINO toraged
lor and cooked the meals, bringing the
dishes to the table and acting as waiter.
This system was so universal that once
when the elegant MIR. Harrison Grey
OUis, of Boston, visited the Whlte Sui
phur he was disgusted as we'll as inuig-
nant at being frustrated every time he
attempted TO help himself from a dish,
by being told that it was private.
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JOHNSON - SMITH - At the residence of
the BRIDES brother, Columbus, Andiana, Sep
tcmUer ~, by the Rev. Mr. Parker l., ID. John
son and Miss Emma j, Smith.
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A very picturesque story is told by a
Whlte sulphur Springs correspondent
OF the Courier.Journal, regarding the
widow of Governor Pickens, OF South
Carolina. "'She was very mach grieved, )"
says this correspondent, calmly, cat a
newspaper article concerning herself,
which spoke OF her accepting Governor
PIckeDs on condition that be obtained "A
foreign mission. Sue said that il seemed
SO mercenary and calculating in glrl
OF eighteen. The truth was tnat sne
was an only child, and the mission to
Russia was the mothers objection to
Tue marriage. Governor Pickens was
rejected, and had taken his passage for
Europe. He wrote a farewell letter to
his lauy-,oYe, but before concluding said
1t was not too late tor her TO change her
mind, Tor ii sue would telegraph him
after receiving the letter, and accept
his proposals, he would meet her In New
O,leans and let the steamer sail with.
OUT him. She did accept, and II lew
weeks aIteward they sailed together as
man and wife"
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eat with sweet wine sauce.-[R. X,
KirksVille, Mo.
Vinegar from Honey--Ditsolve honey
IN water, In the proportion of tour
pounds ia gallon, aud sxpsss the mix
ture TO he greatest heat of the sun,
without closing wholly the hunghole OF
the cask, winch must he merely cOvare d
with coarse linen, to prevent the ad
mission of insects. In about six weeks
the liquor becomes acid, and changes to
very strong vinegar, Of exc llenL quail
ity.-I d. V. s., Jewett, Texas.
Tomato Figs-Scald and remove the
SKINS from smooth, medium sized, lipe
tomatoes; aiI0w three pounds of sugar
to eight pounds OF ruit. Cook them to-
getner slowly without an addition OF
water until they look clear, then skim
out, lay them on dishes, flatten, and dry
IN the sun. Sprlnkle them occaslonlly
Win some OF the syrup while drying;
after which pack them in boxes, scatter
ing over each layer some powdered
sugar.-IL. S. g., Clntonvillle. Ky.
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Cincinnati Lave STOCK Market.
CINCINNATI, Sept 27-2P, Al.

Tho following recoIDbs oud Shiu-
mentS OF live stock for the past "A hours.
Receipts. shipments.
Cattle, e,..................... 664 1928
Hogs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1888 40
eep.............,......... 1923 6UI
HOGS-Market firm and active demand for
light Inferior and heavy grades rather dull.
" quote common 81 Oaj, far to good hight
SIS 20a5 As, fair TO good packing IS 15a5 40, and
choice butchers s. 4Oa5 ~ per Genital.
CATlLE-MarkeC continues dull. Common
S2a2 80. medium u 15a3 IS, good 10 choice 50 IS
IA so. and fair to good shipping "A 75a5 25 per
GENITAL.
oH EEP-Markct steady, and selling at 50 so
a3 2j for common to medium, ami So 5Oa4 0U
for good 10 choice per cen al.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EA STERN
ADvERTISERSI IN THE STAR, MR.. Nc. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. II AsTOR HOUSE. NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general aud
special Agent tor the Eastern States This will 9e
branch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. Snltfen being au-
thorlzed to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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RIVER INIELLIGEN CE.
specials to the star. /

OIL CITY. PA, Sept 27--9:40 A. M. - ALE.
gheny River B inches and stationary. Wind
south. Weather clear. Thermometer u.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, Sept. 27-9:52 A. M
Mon0n9anea Kiver feet y inches and station :
ary. Thermometer 81. Wind southeast.
" Gather far.
PITTsBURG, PA. Sept, 27-1O:i3 A. NJ. River
inches ana stationary. Thermometer 70
" eatner fair.
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New Orleans and Way Pvinls.

= - T II VI I1UU 70 lille
SATURDAY. s9th, at Y. NJ. Positively.
Ksr h YAzOb, ). H. Parisot, Master.
Freight shipped by Louisville Ntil
-, Line Steamers prGViO $ to Frrlar,
asth, WI! pc recelpted through by tbs Y Z %,
For freight Or passage appl 80 Rlysi u ,os-
ct. Agents, New Orleans Wna fb IT., ,.lAel IL
natl
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THIS DAY. 2ith at p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
T<% hGENERAL PIKE, b. Merrielees.
lzSSfssssSfT Master. Freight received at ali
ss'szazaaSS@ hours Wharf f-boat, foot OF Vine
street q. NJ Wade, ~uDrint ,ndent
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LEXINGTON. KY.

The Park is closed for the season.
The Colored Fair was largely attended
yesterday.
All the fine race horses have proceed
ed to l. Dulsville.
MIR. Jonn Bruce is about again after a
severe attack ol fever.
Miss Ella Overton, of Frankfort, is
visiting friends in This city.
The barn OF Joseph T. Frazer, on Par.
kers Hill Road, was destroyed by fire
Friday nIgIU.
There are about five hundred Muir.
phles IN this city. Tuis speaks well for
Mf. Wenzell, VINO has been lecturing.
lie KNOWS now 10 Ia k for Murphy.
Married, at the NJ. E. Church South.
Dy the, Rev. MIR. Walker, September %,
at l2:8O, Mr., Lyttleton Thompson to
Miss Matte IL. Cryor, both OF this city.
Also, al the centenary M. Il. Church,
september 25, by Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, Mr..
Edward z. Downing to Miss Kate Tar
rant.
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For Huntington.

RIDAY, 2sth, at 8 p. M, POSITIVELY.
FsscsS h. GRANITE STA lie, VIM. kirKer
SistSs;s$tT Master. Freight received at all
Eszzss sE'ssA hours on Wharf boat, foot of Broad.
~. W. HOnshen. -npcrIntendent
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HAMILTON,

Miss Mollie Owens lett this morning
tor MI. Auburn TO attend school.
Mrs. l.. d. Campbell is slowly recoy-
erlng from her late attack of illness,
John M. Cox, Of Middletown, died of
heart-dlsease yesterday in that village,
Judge Smith, of Lebanon, occupied
the bench i'll the Common Pleas Court
yesterday.
G. 8. Barnett was yesterday appoint
ed administrator OF the estate OF Sarah
Deyine, deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cloakey, of Mid.
dletoWn, were the guests of Mrs. Brit
ton during the session of Presbytery.
Judge Oliver, of Cincinnati, will ad-
dress the Democracy tom. orrow night
at Middletown, and Saturday night at
Oxford.
The principal business houses will be
decorated during County Fair week
the city will present holiday appear
ance.
John Rhea is lying ill OF malarial fever,
the result OF trip and camp out at
the happy fishing waters In the northern
country. Stay al home, boys.
The house OF Price, in the First Ward,
was also visited by burglars the same
night and II is probable by the same
parties who visited Henry Gray's.
Mrs. George Gray, formerly favorite
in society here, now residing in Covlng-
ton, ky., is IN tue city, the guest of Mrs,
George Tangeman, Dayton street.
Misses May and Ella Howells, dauzh.
ters OF DR.. Howelis, left last night
for New York City. The former goes to
continue her studies as q medical stu
dent.
Henry Gray's house, in the First
Ward, WAS burglarIZed Tuesday night,
and something over $8 stolen. The en-.
trance was made by placing ladder at
Il bedroom window.
The Browning party Tuesday night at
the residence of Mrs. Judge Hume was
delightful affair, and everything was
as lovely and sweet as could be, The
ladies not excepted.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: VIM r. Wintin ana
Mary Beplies, Edward Rail and Flor
snce herns, VIM. ii. Young and Emma
A. Kerr, Charles II. Beckett and Anna
Jackson.
Captain George Phillips desires the
members OF the Lignt Infantry to meet
AZ the armory at 3 O'Clock, snarp, in lull
uniform Tor the grand parade this after
noon. The reception in the evening will
be held at Mrs. McKinney's, Second
street.
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For Huntington.

n VI NHVNhNUThNSS UUHe
THURSDAY, 9th. at L. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ d. EXCH ANGE. Jas. kirker Master.
,-f8lsSLET Freight received on Big Sandy
ssssaa7isssA Wharf boat, footof broadWay. w,
Iionshcll, superintendent.
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BELLEVUE, KY.

Mr.. Wendroth is erecting two fine
brick cottages on his premises on Lafay-
ette street.
There will be temperance meeting in
The School Hail tnIs evening. Tue
Church Mite Society will meet on Fri
day evening at MIR. VIM. RoDsOms.
A Workingmen's mass meeting will be
neld tomorrow nigut at Liberty Pole on
ProspecC avenue. Messrs. Haynes and
Thomas of Newport will address the
meeting. Otner speakers will also en-
tertaln the Workingmen on the same
subjet. Everybody Is invited to be pres
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-27

Ine following ls the 80 +. Al. report OF New
YORK Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett d Co., 2S w est Third street.
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wagon last evening. DR.. Schoolfield is
attending the injured man.
The little mules became so disgusted
last evening at being pushed along by
the dummy, that they Strengthened their
little ears and commenced TO "glC' with
the summer Car, and in snort time
were FULLY square ahead. and kept
their distance until they reached Sara
toga street, much to the enjoyment of
the mules.
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Inc doors OF The sealing wax factory
have been sealed. Too much wax and
mot enough money.
Messrs. Il. W. Starbird and j, W.
RJhrer will shortly reopen the photo.
graph gallery recently occupied by M.
Rockway.
Season tickets. admitting the holder
To each OF the entertainments to be
given by the Excelsior Musical aud
Literary Club, have been placed at 81.
John r. Murdock, an employe on the
|arm Of Taylor Williams, was severely
injured by being thrown from a spring
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-11
Turner ~ Dillon
ELECTION.
no THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.

fIlD II T. ' VI Ems VT 'allO wv ~ l.
Passed by the Board of Commissioners
July :, $50
An election will be held on Tuesday
August :, 1877, Tor the purpose of taking
the sense OF the persons qualified TO vote
in said county for members OF the LegiS-
lature OF the state OF West Virginia, upon
the following questions:
LIST. The permanent location of the Capi-
tai of the state.
"a. Whether they will authorize an adj
ditional subscription to he made in the
name, and on behalf of the said county of
Ohio, to the CdUifdi stock Of the PUtSbUrgh,
injecting ana Kentucky RGtlrodd Company
in a sum not exceeding fifty thousand dol
lars $500 o.. tor the purpose OF purchasing
the mortgage bonds OF said railroad COM
PAW, or subscribing and paying as capital
stock OF said company To he exchanged for
said bonds, tr5reby aiding said railroad
in its completion.
Polls shall he opened on the eth day OF
Angus, 1877, commencing at O'Clock a.
NJ, and closing at 90 p. NJ, at the following
places in said county. VIZ:
In Liberty district, at Mrs. Beagle'S, VAL
ley Grove; at Vim. Twins, in West Lib.
erty, and al School House at Potomac.
In Richlaud district, AT Richlaud School
House, and Glenn's Run School House.
In Triadelphia district, AT Henry liners,
Triadelphia: at Wesley Roblnson's and
School House al LeatherwoOd, near toll
house.
In Richie district, at the store of K. b.
ASmuS'.
In Webster district. at United Engine
House.
In Centre district, at the Guard Hose
House.
In Union district, at the Atlantic Engine
House.
In Clay district. at the Court House.
In Madison district, at the Market House
In Washington district, nj the NiglIant
kIgine House
County Commissioners office, July 9Th,
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CHARLES II. DElTERS,
Clerk Board OF Commissioners ohio
county, Jy6