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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

Tar LoAS.-The Finance Committee, OF
= portion Of it, met at the City Build,
ing last night for the purpose Of arranging
the loan authorized by Council Tuesday
night. There was not quorum present,
but those who were determined to borrow
500 from the Exchange Bank for cur.
rent expenses at per cent interest, and
TO get the approval Of the other members
Of the committee to their action to-day.
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ANusEMESrs.-One OF the most power
eriul dramas on the stage at present Is the
"Octoroon," OF Boucicaults. This play
will be given at the Opera House to-mor-
row and Saturday nights. OF 1t the st.
Louis Spirit says; ..-.
1.-THE ensemble was excellent, and sew.
eral Of the scenes were exceedingly fine
those representing the plantation at Terei'
bone, the boat landing and the swamp
scene, deserve especial mention. The
singing Of the jubilee singers was judi
ciously scattered throughout the piece,
and was very judiciously made rather an
adjunct than 4 leading feature Of the play.
There is q peculiar richness in the blend
ing Of the voices OF these colored vocal.
lists which cannot be initiated, and their
melodies were received with much enthu.
siasm by the audiences, who gave them
four and FIVE encores on some occasions,
The costuming, grouping, &c, were con.
sistent and picturesque, and reflected
great credit upon the directing Land. In
a word, The 0ctoroon, as given by Mr..
Gotthold's company, is one Of the best
general representations seen on the stage
this season, and it should be exceedingly
successful wherever it goes"
Tickets for sale at Lucas.
John McCIllough.-This eminent TRACE
dian will appear at the Opera House on
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
inVirYinius, Lear and the Gladiator respec-
lively, and Saturday afternoon in Julius
Caesar. OF this company and Virginius
the Boston POH says: Virginius is q role
that combines all the nobler elements Of
tragedy. No unworthy ambition shapes
the mighty and desperate resolve. A
father and patriot makes the great sacri'
fee to save the honor OF his child and the
sion profound and powerful, bat refined,
that speaks, and Mr.. Mccullough has
made himself master Of all its varying
moods and tones, and he expresses with
realistic intensity the grand wrath Of 8
National Ayenger made terrible by des'
pair.
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sH1IoH's CE7ARRH RExEuY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache. With each bottle there Is ar
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment of the complaint, without extrs
charge. Price 50 cents. Sold by Z. Book
ing, Odd Fellows Hall; c. Z. Dwight
2Ih and Chapline streatE I.aushlin Bros.
Co, Wheeling, and Husbands & lnSkeep, Bell
Aire. TrsAioE
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w sAlo Lady, 10 retail notion and taoey goods
store relersnes required. Address Q. A., this once.
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WIATHIR 1NDlcAT1oNs

wAsHGeTox, November RIA. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
threatening weather and rain, falling
barometer, south to west winds and nearly
stationary temperature.
For the Lakes, threatening weather
and rain, slight fall in temperature, vari.
able winds, and slight rise followed by
falling barometer.
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FoR UPwARDs OF Thirty YHARs Mrs.
Winslo E's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il eorrects aGidity Of the
stomach, relieves triai colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyRAtry and dianhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and Well.tried remedy.
. easls bottk. pAW
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WANTED-A MAN WITH A FEW
w dellla 70 peddlSIn wheeling and vicinity With
lAGt selling article. PlEtIeulAES By Jos Schneider,
81 DlllWyu street PHILADELPHIA Pa Se22
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me Best Ever KneH OF.

J. G. starkey, q prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; ~ have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your ShiIoh'S Vitalirer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded to tryit lam hap
py to state that Il has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of. y
Price IS cts
Sold by E Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
q E. Dwight 2ith and Chapline streets /;
LAughlin Bros. L Co. Wheeling, and Husbands
& Inskeep, BellAire.
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paw Wholesale Agents.
Sold in bridgeport O., BY West & Gilmore.


II Badness or . Deficiency Of Hair
Exists, or Il the Hair Is gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can Be restored
by using London Hair Color Restorer,' u
the most delightful article ever introduced
70 the American people for increasing
growth, restoring its natural color, and a
the same time a lovely hair dressing and
beautifer II Is totally different from al
others; not sticky or gummy, and free
from all impure Ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In fact II Is ex.
quisitely perfumed, and so cleanly and
elegantly prepared as to makeit . lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. ]. A.
Tynes, prominent citizen, Wilson, n. c.,
writes: Some ten years ago my wife's hAii
commenced falling, and got very thin and
gray; but after using London Hair Color
Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor.
ed, and Is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 70 cents q bottle. Si1
bottles, s.. Main depot for the U. S., $50
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. rrhs4w
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Wanted q Second Hand Stove.

Wanted q Second Hand Stove.
For Sale-ReSidence.
Ohio County Veterans.
Stockholders Meeting.
Parlor Coal Vases-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Wanted-Cigar Makers.
New Goods-Behrens & Co.
Opera House-John Mccullough.
Opera Housc-Tony Denier.
Moller's Norwegian Cod-Liver Oil.
SWANS Celebrated Panacea.
Vick's Illustrated Floral Guide.
Attention, Sir Knights.
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neeay the Te.sI,

may be entirely prevented, the breath pun.
fed, and the teeth made to gliSten with WhitO.
neSs BY the use Of Browns Camphorated
Dentritrice- Price IS cents.
Browns Bronchial Troches" are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty,
but guard against counterfeit Sold by Logan,
List &Co., and al druggistsat 25eensper BOX.
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Ihsve sold Hateh's Universal Cough Syrup
since 1870. Tthas had the leading sale among
all cough remedies. from It's INSTRUMENTATION
Ny customers, as they get acquainted with 1t,
become its friends almost without exception.
After this TRIAL Of Six years, l can recommend
It's use toall in need Of . cough remedy.
Sold by Logan, Lis. & CO. Q - NA1.t NV
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Be II known to the good people Of Ohio
county and vicinity, that we, the undersigned,
keep for sale Ut our drug stores In Wheeling,
W. Va, that old established and reliable rem.
edy, Wistats BAlsam Of Wild Cherry, and
knowing that is great popularity is the na.
tural result Of honest merit alone, and not on
account Of widespread advertisements, we do
most cordially recommend II as one OF the
very best remedies known for the cure Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases. WistAr's BAlam Il put up in
large pint bottles and the price Is 81 90. "a
word 70 the wise Is sufficient" II you con.
tinue to suffer and die, II Is your own fault
for II has saved the lives OF many and never
fails TO Immediately relieve all SorentS Of the
throat and lungs.
Very respectfully,
LGUGHLIS BRoS. 4 Co.
LoGAX, LIST 4 Co.,
D4w Wholesale Agents.
Sold in bridgeport O., by West & Gilmore.
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The most responsible position in =
family is that Of the nurse, and a good
nurse never fails to recommend DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup to the parents Of fretful or
sickly children. Price Is cents.
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DENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT De-
~ SIRE % ave their natural tEsth We would ~
that ar beItsr prepared than eref leiOre to
enable them % do -. By the Use q an ELBcTB0
MAGNETIC PLrssEA ve can and aTE making better
and bApdsnmsF Cod FIllinss, With more eISe 70 our
fareatI, than have keFetniOrs been made In this
eity O. ELSEWHERE, without The aid Of the Electric
PlugSeT, What Ee ny We can ProIe By actual
doEIpnstTAtIol. Gil aud 80 for yo1fNelTes-
JAMES n. sURiiISOE / son.
Iui Ne. ilES Market St, wAeSllnE. ". Va
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The B. & o. 4. R. will sell excursion
tickets to Washington City to the unveil
ing OF the Thomas Statue on the 18th o.
November. Tickets will be on sale on the
l7th, good until the 18th. at SO the round
trip.
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A ROLL anda cup OF coffee, only 10 cents,
and gold dollar in every fifty rolls, at
Laramie's Palace Restaurant.
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PoLIcr CouRr-Judge Cranr,r.

PoLlcE UouEr-Jld9e CFdRRlT.
The following cases were disposed OF at
this court yesterday morning:
Howard Peyson, disorderly, find s..
Hugh Flynn and VIM. Ditmore, drunk,
each fined s.. Committed.
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ARoLI and a cup Of coffee, only 10 cents,
and gold dollar in every fifty rolls, at
Laramie's Palace Restaurant.
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FoR fifty years Sellers Liver Pills.
have brought health and happiness in
thousands OF homes. Ask your druggist
for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-13

The CouKTs-CIEcurr CouRr-Judgs Nd.
rin.-ThiS Court met at O'Clock yester-
day.
The jury in the case of Thos. Hogg vs..
ChAs, Exley came into court with the fol-
lowing verdict: ave, the jury, find for
the plaintiff in the sum OF S5S l2, with in.
terest from the 9Th day of July, 1877.
..l "ALEx. FREw, Foreman"
B. l. Wallace vs.. W. W. Miller and
others. This is the celebrated "Gatling
gun case" in which wagon in which
plaintiff was riding ran of, and by which
he sustained damages, as he claims, to the
extent Of S, 900, Jury: II. Carter, John
Ritz, ]. N. Wheat, J. II. Brown, L. V.
Blond, ". ". Mcconnell, Henry Hub
bard, r. S. Williamson, Samuel Buch-
anan, G. j. Rawling, John White, W.
Bowman. On tIial,
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"GREAT BLooD Toxlc," for the cure Of
all blood diseases-"Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher.n
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wa. HUN, Anctioneef. :
TRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE

ASS4G6 SALE VI YEN IKE
i WHEELING PROPERTY,
By virtue q dsed d trust, made by J.. CIasahers
hefTey, trustee for AATy L0uilA SehEAFtI, The iEid
AAIy LoulsA Schwartz, With Fred Schwartz, bar hu1-
hand, 70 the undersigned trustee, dllsd GoIenber &
ls1S and recorded IN the once Of The Clerk q lie
t9Gnty CSurt q Ohio eoanty, West Virginia. In deod
o. IfnSt Book No. ., Page 81, vii, On
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ., ls1,
COnnsnnS ., 10 o'clock 4 H. proceed % ~, NJ Tia
mont door o. Tie CouTt House 81 Ohio eo1ntT WEI
70 TIE highest and beIt bidasE the following de-
eieed property, that l. 10 ny: fhs north one-half
o. o1 numbered Is dtpatA on the east Gida a NaIn
street, 6stSsea TEentyEtGh street (OemITly called
N1rth1i street and TVsnty.Sixth Street (fSrnerIy
ned Ut!iion street, IN The sixth ward q the Oily
o. Wheeling WeIt Va
IERNS OF SALE-0re-thlrd Of the purehass norey.
1nd q much more ~ the pQreh1,er nay elee9 o pay
70 sa1A; The 0llaEeo In tTO equal payments, ii X
ana twelve montA1, With intertst iron DAY a IA
eaeef gVing nOte1 secured By dsea q trust and
ey q Insurance the properly, for deierreA pay
Ihs tile . he aid property Is bsiisrei 70 b pS
- pal selling ~ trustee shan eoaVey only snch
we q u vested IN msby Gaid deed Il trust
Wh. p. HUBBARD, TruStse,
". h HALIEl, AuetIOneeE. Is
r5 he ISSrs ale e postponed unta SATURDAY,
SOnEAbhk i, Is7s, AZ slne hour AID plaza
u'AV W. T. HUBBARD, Trustee
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BEuRESs & Co., the enterprising grocer
have the best Peach.blow Potatoes i
town,
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AL sheet music at half price at sheib's
Washington Hall.
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HSnl1n left Toronto for Rochester yes
terday % make arrangements for the new
race with Courtney,
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ELEaASr piano covers, very cheap, al
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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IyoRY Soap excels all other toilet soap.
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Che gstellrakneer>
Nov AdIertiarrnenIa.

once Noa. 70 and n Fourteenth street.
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THERxoXRTER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, Is
observed At Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1874 lsE.
"a. Ei2N. 8P. H.TF.N. AN. I2E.S n. 7P.H.
70 81 50 Is u - "a
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/. BLUM & BRO.

CloakS and DOImRnS, the finest stock.
BLUM & BRO.
Circulars and listers. the best assort-
ment l. BLUM L BRO.
Black and Fancy HhAwtSrlarEest va.
iety. l. BLUM q BRO.
Black and CoIored Silks, at bottom
prices. /. BLUM 4 BRO.
BIaeE and COlOred CaShmereS. lower
than the lowest. !. BLUM 4 BRo.
Handsome Dress Goods, from Ice
upwards. |. BLUM & BKo.
Blankets and FlannelS. lower than
Manufacturer prices. l. BLUM BIO.
You can save money by dealing at
]. BLUM 4 BIOS.
Satins, VeIyets and FringeS, large
display. l. BLUM s BRO.
Lowest Prices and Newest Goods
alwaysat l. BLUM & BROS
Its to your own advantage to deal at
!. BLUM & BROS.
40 matter what Others offer, the Ssne nj.
way lower at l. BLUM & BROS.
We study to please, and cannot be
undersold- Our stock is the largest in thu
State. Give US call, and oblige
L. BLUM s. BR o.,
llO4 MAIN STREET.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

Noli0h-
Holders Of bonds d Ohio County Issued under The
ordnance Of September, is17 70 the PttSburSh, Whee-
Ing and Kentucky Railroad Company, are hSfSby
nGiiAed that bonds NO. sixteen C10l and iOhy.iolI
~ Of 81 90 each have leen dTaEp aud Tie llnA vii
b paid Rtthe Bank Of wheeling the tSt Of Deem.
beF, $50, at which date Interest vi eeaSe on taid
bondL @. q. CARNAHAN, PrgSiaent Board Of CON-
missioner 4 Ohio County. u0l3
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The offerings at suction this week were 5H
hhds, The marker opened Tuesday with s3 hhds
which sold at such ngjces as to induce shpners to
day, when the market showed signs Of weakness ;
fridays offerings were 62 hhds. Under lighter
offerings the market fully recovered lis toue,, and
closed firm Mt full prices. .'Ta '-J'f 'ftatl.
The offerings for the month were 1868 hhds
while the rejections were 7Oo hhds. Actual sales
for the month. ,664 hhds. 4G
The demand for e. od and fine leaf continues
good, and sh ppers show disposition to meet the
ness of the stock on hand. = a1
Many ship RS will hold over into the next sea,
son, believing that sirabie sweet goods will ad
vance materially. Receipts are nearly or quite
The offerings at auction for the week were 5ii
hi,ds and 2Ol boxes, as sfdllows
27g hhds Mason County. Ky.--7 at - S00e5 40, n
at s8 1907 75 i4Ht Is logs 9u s. at slo@l4 10, 154
'lio l1hds. arown County, Ohio-o at ~ 2oa4 so,
at Sf s0@7 90 at rs 30as 20. II at SO 25g,4 75.
| n at s15(a19 75 s at $40 25@ % 3d..
| 40 hhds Owen County, Kentueky--l at az 60 3
at s6 55@s7 9o 4 at IS 10g9 35 % at $40 50@H 70,
IS hhds. and box pcntleton County, Ken.
tucky-3 at 81 70d15 40, at $60e7 90 6 at IS S0@S
0 70. Is at Sll@A Is, IL at sl5@F Is, box at
S13 90.
D ID. q Ut 8DeBf at ~ A1s ~ Wv ta09lo @.'
hhds Carroll County. Ky.-l " SAP o. "a 90
ali rs.
2S fhds and box West yyginieE7l7 at S2 $50
3 30: Sat SO lo97 40; Eat -; vt Sfl 15; boz
atyl 70. ..tr ts
'shhds and box Indlana--1, at$E ! at % 10;
at SIT 50; Ibox at 81 30
Il hhds NJ ssouri at $315
1851 boxes Ohio seed-23 at $3 O5d5 90; 80 al
S6(a7 90; Al at &8@9 90; 81 at Sl0@li 4 ~ $l5@
| as rs. FfiHiFHH h7sf Y thWh1 81
37toxes Wisconsin seed-7at 3ss @S5 rotten; Il
at xss7Ja5 %; 5sat s. o5@7 ID ATS 70@s %;
s at $10@l3.
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moderate supply and new sell at essW sof
prime to choice red and white.
potatoes: The market b quiet and essy. Primo
to choice peachblows on arrival at 400i5c per
-. aud ID store iec more, }eeee,
'J powosr =, shot: The demand Is fair, and mar
ket steady. Buckshot ~ oo sna q ss sS5'ea and n
s2l@2l 80 perkeg. Rifle powder <
mining at 81 H@2 so per keg. ..s
Rags nave had a quiet market. We quote
white cotton at S14e; mixed do. at 2hc common
woolen at lall4c, and fine at e@lOc per Id
Soap has a fair demand and steady. German
selling at sss@S4e, and common st 25sssc per ib.
Salt is quiet and steady, ana Ohio River and
kanawha at 81 IS per brl of 8 bu and 81 65 per
brl OF bushels coarse Liverpool at 81 1901 Is per
sack: TURKS Island at S5das7c per bu.
Seed: Clover IL In fair joDLdng demand stS54ass
in store and SIc on arrival per 10. Timothy at
81 80 on arrival and 81 65 az IS in store. Flax
seed at 81 1901 l5 per bu.
and selling at 3@S1@c for prime pearl perlb.
Talow has had steady. quiet market, ana
selling at 60e6l &c per lb for prime. a s5r..
Timers ware was in moderate demand and
steady. We quote Zinc slab &c: shee s@atsc block
tin. 2@2se; solder, 15la@lsc; copper lngots. 25c:
plate, TX. so 50a1l, and G, $S 5e099 perbo
Taliow is quiet and steady. Country reatltred
at &c packed, and city at 6tgcl os per H..
Vegetables Cabbage is quiet and steady at 81 S0@
% per brl Onions firm and quiet At 50 oo9
80 per brl. Sweet potatoes at g SOFAS so per brf.
Wooden ware has had a fair trade. ana marke-
steady We quote: Washboards, 81 dasa2 IS re;
dozen; buckets, two hoop, 81 5oa1 GO; do. three.
hoop VI 75@l 50 per doZen; tubs. No. !, s7trT SO.
NO. &@6 90: No. 3, S5(g5 So and nests of eightr
W 90M3 l5 per dozen: churns No. l, SS@9; Not
2, ST@es, and No 8. s6Qg7per dozen.
Wool firm and fair demand, with light receipts
Unwashed combiIg, 2792sc: delaiile, 26@27c;
clothing, 2@9dc, and common, i6(6t1c.
Washed: Fine fieeces, S2A33c: medium do. SO
35c; delaine do, 36d37c; long combing. 36a37c.
| Tub-washed: Coarse 2s@S2c; and choice S7@
39c Pulled: Lambs. 2S0s30c super and long,
$)@S2c and bury and fcece-grown at 3g5c per
lb less
| Coffee; The market is quiet and steady, Rio
common at 151a@lGc. fair to good at 161s9lSe.
| PRIME to choice ut lsS92ul.c, fancy yellow at
2l@22c per ID: Laguayra at i6l54gis1sc; Java at
2i@2ae and Mocha ut 2stasOc perib
Molasses: The demand l. fair and market steady.
New Orleans ut 6als6jc for new, and 35tai0c for
old. Refined syrups at 4oy65c Sorghum at 2sd30c
! per gallon -f.
Rice has fair. steady demand and qniet at "a
| nc Tor Louisiana, and &c for choice CAROLINA
Sugar is fnirly active and the market steady
Yellow refined quoted at Sisg6l4c, extra C at
| SIs@9t4c. white at slaGslUL4c, granulated and
powdered at l0as@l05ae, crushed at l05sGgl0s4c
| and cut loaf at 103s9llc per ID.
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KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS .
Choice Currents Collected in the Corn.
cracker Commonwealth.

Specials TO the STAR
GREsSbrsscRa. Nov. A car load OF
boots, shoes and groceries, destined for the
Pennsylvania Furnace Store, was discov-
cred on fire, but before the train could be
stopped it was beyond contrel. Loss about
$4OO.
OAKLAND STATION, Nov 4--As little son
OF Jnhn Landrum, who lives about six
miles from here on Barren River, was
riding horseback and driving seme cattle.
the horse fell on an embankment and killed
the tweive-year-old rider instantly.
In the same neighborhood, a seven.year-
old child fell into we'll which was being
dugin its sparents yard. and sharp-pointed
drill that had been left stuck in a solid
ok in the center Of the we'll sticking
through the childs jaw. and doubtless
death will be its only relief.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-Thfs was the regular
County Court day, and large crowd was
consequently in town. Stock of all kinds
was in demand, and all offered sold at
good prices. Cattle sold at from two and a
4ehiDSA w thlCU ulfu II WILL CcHtSS
Burglars tried to force an entrance, last
| night, into the boot and shoe store of John
daper. They awakened Mr.. Thomas Hig-
gins, clerk in the store, who fred four
shots at them, none OF which wounded the
scoundrels.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 4--Governor Blackburn
is off on short visit to his plantation in
Arkansas.
Mt. VERNON, Nov. A brilliant meteor
was seen near here yesterday morning, and
1T struck the earth somewhere near here
with terrific explosion
HARRoDsBuRG, Nov. 4.-Six large stacks
of millet, the property of Mr. Joe Mellow
] ell. this conhtv. were burned by incen-
diaries. Loss about $500. l
PARIS. Nov 4.-During a fight at a negro
| wedding near Jacksonville VIII Hawkins
fred his pistol into, the crowd. badly
| wounding another negro.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-04

The First Ward grade committee re-
ported that they had examined the appii-
cation for the crossing on Fourth street
and Fifth street. and OH the north side Of
Ross, and recommend that the said i'm
proven,ent be made. A resolution was
passed instructing the Committee on Fire
Department to ascertain and report what
price house for First Ward can be pur-
chased. Also to report what bed clothing
is necessay for the use Of the employees.
FoUND DEAD. Yesterday morning man
was found dead on the roadside near
Synmes' Corner, not far from the Catholic
Cemetery. 1t has been ascertained that
his mamie was William {sunyan, easd that
he was Oh his way TO Hamilton, where he
expected to meet his cousin, Thomas Beard.
At late hour Sunday evening he
stopped in a saloon ut Svmmes Corner for
about fifteen minutes to get warm, where
he told that he was goiisg to visit his cousin
as above stated. The verdict If the CoiDn-
er's Jury was death from exposure and
drinking" He was man of fair complex
ion, wore dark nnnstaehe, dressed in dark
blothes, and to all appearances looked like
a man in moderate hubits No money
papers or yaluabies were found On his per.
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