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$500 -E.a,-..-s - ~ 4 .Tsgls lJL,7
Els y Z. u inte A's'' 80.
Il hrrrr tonight. esslt 7, 9st,tt'.l
{ T4r Supreme Court OF Appeals meets again
to-day. "a, 4, .,, AZ KS ttfisr !,
Tur workman lsyiug tho new gsa main
have reached Chapi,ne street on Tenth. Il ~!
Srn, fs,,t A. co,nu, Cb,,stI will ibe csle.
h,atsl in ihs Cn,hoiio ohnrohss to-day. bid
'er,r,,, Recommendation, will ba ,e,orved
n, ~ Iadiss ~ ,hs rsiii}c,iIon mating In.
n;,ht AZ '" - - $500 80 ''''5 N',s.T II:
A'Su" 80. IL 80. ~, a.,
DIANE AND LoohM VIII nasT u .nsi, n.ss
E.Ii tn.nisSt - w. e. ~" - -
A, ~ " n'e"' - -, go,
TWO masfiage iicsGees were issIeo S Sna
cemetery deco admitted 70 record py oietk
HOOK yesterday. y
LEGAL Usios No. Q, A. +. 9. w, VIII give
a picnic on Inc Island Saturday. Ladies' Will
90 admitted ifec. I. ~.
w. CABxLI TRuKMAN, oil Richmond, Va:
WAS yesterday appointed Commissioner Of
Dssdsfor that State BY Coy. Jackson.
WESLEY Bowman was arrested Yesterday on
warrant iasued BY ,squirs Caldwell on com.
plant Of Charles Ennis, who accused Bow.
man OF assault and battery, {gs 5gsEElG
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THREE HOSE NIGHTS
or the Cathedral Bentnt Fair NJ tho
ss7, State HOuse, siE

or the Cathedral Bene ut Fair NJ tho
sEs7f State House.
The attendance at tho Cathedral fair last
night was much IN eIcess Of that OF either OF
the two preceding evenings The principal
feature las! night was the display pusds by
the ladies In charge Of the fancy table
Among the most attractive articles on thiy
table is tombourine, painted BY Mrs.
Bee Glsnrpn, life 70 portraits Of Monsieror
Sullivan and FATHERS MoElligo,t aud Dshau,
by Myles, and large plumber, OF oil and
china paintings from Mt. de- Cbantal.s A
large and handsome coll, dressed By one Of
McLiillin's clerks, attracts general attention.
Minis Mssgie Williams has been added to the
list Of ailsndasts Epon this table. : E.
The Bishops tablets IN charge Of Mrs
Camerop snd the Misses AGNES s1t Annabel
McGaknop. Handsome cakes haye been
contributed 10 this tsbls by City Cler Frank
Bowers, Dan Cochran, Mig W; @. Handlan,
MIRA. John Hoffman, Mlss Annie He's and
others. Bremen & Schader and g. 8. Fssney
have sent oil this caudfes and fruits requisite,
.nd Htbrsnk sIothers have added silver
butter dish. y H.. -52et g.
Col. James Flynn hiss bpsn placed in
charge OF the curiosity room snd ~ doing
rushing business. - .:aas ~
Friend & Bon have contributed a hand.
SONG. marble top table 10 be n III ID of.
Mrs. O. J. I,vlipg cent splendid tidy to
be.contested for. . .252l ',Ssi .1,J.
Mrs. James Farrell ssrvess fuest tempting
supper in the Senate, chamber. it'0Efi,
Col. O'Bri.n and family came in from
LsCtherwood last night TO attend the fair.
4. Judge Gspuel Wood with Bishop Kahn
was guest Of lhs ladies' Last night. ].
=. In view of the large p66i5ef Of valuable
articles still on hand. and also In delefe! CO
to a popular demend MoDsignor sullivan
BIAS concluded to protrac: the fair through
tho essirs week. n "a.
"A handaoh.s wster set Of very fns glass
was presented by Nj. 6hsfles Hobbs. = =
. A party OF ladies and gaDtiehlsg from
Cleveland wa1 In attendance last night.
= Mr.Arthur. Browne's retreshment tables
ore the general resort. q 9, e
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THE IVES TERN usIoN. /
Report of its Condition at the End Of
III its Fiscal Tear. 4 :3'i{Ff


81 its Flscnl Tear. K 2 ri
EEEws foRk, June 1.-the Western I'm.
ion directors to.day,declared al I per cent.
quarterly dividend from the ne. revenues
Of the quarter ending June 80, based upon
nearly complete returns .for April, partial
returns for May, and estimatinnith the bust.
mesa Tor June TO DO about 81 zoo, 900; add
surplus to April lst, $i,040,Sl7. Total S..
100, Sl7. From which, appropriating Tor
interest on bonded debt and sinking fund
Sl44, 900, there Remains a balauce Of S5,.
U.s., SIT; dividend II per cent, 81 800, 500;
surplus after paying the dividend, a,25G,-
OH. The present quarter closes the fiscal
year. which exhibits gross earnings Of
nearly s20,000,000, about hall million
more than last year, but on account Of OK.
penses during the strike, tho net earnings
will not be quite SO large az last year. The
present quarter shows an excess Of ne,
earnings over the corresponding quarter
oil last year. n ~. I. 4 NJ
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T0iGORTRACT0RS q BUILDERS,

:, The Board o.. Public Works having rejecteds ali
bios odeied at the former letting ann O. dered re
advertisement Of ths lett Of Inc work, notice is
hereby fsa1, given tsat sEALsI pK9pos viii DO
OF West Virginia, until tic hour Of il" oiciocs.
meridian. on tha a b dsy oil June, 1884. for fhe
completion Of The alterations In and sdditinns to
Sae STATE hSpss IN The city Of Charleston, To- &C.
cotaance with the plan and specifications for laid
building, as prepsle' by Messrs. ecbles and Rem.
rlc'atchitetp, whlh "plsn and sptcitcations Arc
now. depoeiicd at laid etate House. whero they
s nay &c sesn and explained by the archteci In
"a taEe o. me state ;Ihe matt r1Al now on baud:
puschHed ny the state,to DO used in the cons m
y n o. tsid building and the. estimated value
tsS ,o,t 70 % aea9eted ION tho sam for which
me Mud and quantity Of said raterial, and tns nn
p,oTinhte value thereof, may b. seen At The o,nsc
O. ne e. letasy OF sta.ct there remains only
further COZ S.iucton ii aii wo.l. The n ~ s
Whess p;a may be accepted 10 loot To future an
paopaaGons 81 me eRisl.tnro foe pa, ment .ior
% nd 70 70 DC performed b, him atsi The money
nsusted.l such money AT ma erinl on hBnd 10 be
nstd 10 the further construction O! Mid Birding
ahd such .ath thertoI Is may be di:ctted BY the
a sss, ,e.y N ~ 1ae pcson to whom the
into bond IN the penalty Of vii, sees,ia1 ~
D9 approved by lhe t0tfd, Conditional In ths
iaIaiui pero, nance o! tue contract, and as an nd
~ ", oua hCu,lIy Yen per. ooutnm OF tho IN nthly
estimates OF The architect Of the work perfo,n,na
MI DC tsteyca until the completion Of The bui d.
Tho Board reserves tho Iish, 10 reject any =, -,
p, n,rs aould deem II 10 tho interest Of Inc Slate
PIoPs.,s e be ensertd Proposals for the
70 be cefetitd with or forwarded 10 thr unse,.
s;sned at The ONCE Of The Secretary Of Stale
- RANDOLPH sTALNAYgR. Jp. q
~ 49,. 80 y ls2A Fer CtAYy OF tho rnard
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Z Excursion TO West Liberty.

Tuesday night party Of twenty.three
young folks, principally from the Garden
Spot, and members Of Nj. Henry Jones' class
Of young ladies and Mr.. T.'R. Lsird's Bible
class, at the Thompson NJ. E. Sunday school,
chartered shsllcross's Big omnibus. "Dr.
Hullihen, and drove out to West Liberty.
where they wefe handsomely entertained by
B.. L. Rodgers Refresbments,'c cons sting OF
after an enjoyable snjourn With Mr.. Rodgers,
the psrty started foFhome, arriving In the
city q. $50 A ". .,..=l.N n $500 ~. 3 z
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The special train on the Ohio River road
returned to the city from Parkersbnrg yes
terGsy, bringing the members Of the syndicate
who went down on Tuesday and few Of the
gentlemen identified with the road who met
the party here. Gov. Jackson also accom-.
panied the prrty on the round trip. The
train arrived here shortly before three
o'clock, and the distinguished gentlemen Of
the syndicate left on the Al train on the
Pittsb lrsh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis road for
the East. Trains will not run for the re-
1nainder Of the week, but will begin running
Monday oil regular schedule time. ~,
The syndicate were well pleased with the
work OF the contractors. EenR:or Fair said It
WAS the best piece of new road be ever trav-
eled over. While the work has not been
formally accepted from the contractors, tho
transfer has virtually been made. -
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Personal MENTION.
aewu aud Gossip IN Relation 10 Various
4 'ryS People. ,tg-: a Z -

News aud Gossip IN Relation 10 Various
yE People. rs Isl ss
Mr.. W. 8. Wiley, Of the New Msrtinsville
Democrat, Is at the McLure. f''tsg
J.'W. Bradfeld, J. Ed Ward and G. J.
Bradasld, Of Darnesyille, are In the city.
L G. Bennington, OF Ritchie Court House,
and W. =. Sands, Of Petersburg, are in the
city. FE-lI. II Its&k q - y -
Carl shurz went east via the Pan Handle
Yesterday, on his way from st. Louis TO New
York. 49, i--=sl AIS.
Mr.. A. E. Walker, travelling agent for tie
New YORK Croekery aud Glass Journal, was in
the city yesterday. ,a5st.t
L. A. Chris,y, Sheriff OF Putnam county,
and Rufus Swiiz.r, of the same county, were
at the State House yesterday. 8
Mr.. Joe Rhees, well.known Wheeling
boy who has been in Paris for several months,
HIS returned home. The runor that he had
enlisted In the French army and gone to
China was without foundation. -
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foR BLAINE WASHINGTON HALL
3. 8 ~ NE4HsA - = - 90 ssts N
Tbs Planned Knight sud the Black War EtRlc
ths west 70 Est Biz s,ad sn At the Hands !.
Y, Of tho iuhs.ilsS Republican, and thsir !,
m z HsiEhbprs-Good Ausio and spAsehts. 's

Arrangements have been com pleted for
the meeting at Washington Hall tonight to
ratiiy the glorious work Of the 0hicsgo Re-.
publican Convention, and its splendid auc-
cess 10 fully assured. II will bs, q monster
affair SO far as the slzs Of the hall will allow,
and lis character will be In keeping with 10
objsct. The National Republican ticket be.
ipe an unsurpassed one, 1t 10 the intention 10
open an unprecedented campaign In m I'M.
way. Tho programme will be good
music and lots OF short speechea. One gen.
ilsmen who hos been invited to spenk ssys
he will think out enough good things for
two hours' speech and crowd them all into
ten minutes. This Is the idea OF the Meeting
Kramer's full brn.s band has been engaged.
and o competent committee hns charge Of
the hall, and will decorate II with symbolic
ornaments, notices and portraits.
THE LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. 7
Ushers will be In .attsndancs for tha &C.
commoda,ion OF ladies who may wish 10 on.
low the proceedings, and the front seats will
be strictly reserved for ladies with or With
out escor.s The committee having the meet.
Ing In charge are especially deslrous that
the ladies should contribute to the success Of
the evenings demonstration by their pris.
epoe, and many ladies have already expressed
deiire to DO present. y Ars Is ~
Persons from neiehboring towns, especially
Moundsville, Benwood, Bellaire. Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry will also be welcome.
They may consider themselves invited indi.
yIdually and collectively. aud may bs assured
Of meeting worth attending. !. Fulton 10 not
named, because abe IL considered part OF US,
and, with her neighbors east Of the city, IL
expected 10 participate. No fear need be en-
tertained OF not being able to bear the
speeches, as provision will bs made for an
overflow meeting II the attendance il too
large to be accommodated In one hall. ~
THE pLuAED KNIGHTS. q. X g I
The Plumed Knights club, organized Tues.
day night, will meet at the Lincoln club ut I
O'Clock. and march In a body to the hall.
The North Wheeling blaine and Logan club,
formed last night, will also, DO on hand In
strength. Delegations from other towns,
whether clubs havo heretofore been organ.
| iz.d or not, arc invited 10 attend In body
snd help make tho night q memorable one.
Bring on your bands { II tha hall 10 not large
enough to hold you the city Ia. ~ y !.
/. The meeting, while some = hat partisan In
It's character, will be 80 conducted: as not te
offend any reasonable opponent, and the
Democrats will be as welcoule as anybody
They should lin the, movement, II only &c
aea what rousirg endorsement the Wheel
Ing Republicans can give the ticket OF theil
choice. ~ ,ytsf24i. r5-.sl 4, 4
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BELLAlHE.

: Gl,FIf p tEltsI- ~. 4 s.L-lt
Miner Hurt-PcraonaI,-p Political and
st, ggSS General notes.: W ..oi1et !,
Frank Chapman, Of scio,is visiting friends
here.
Misses Ella West and Ella Finrey, OF 81.
Clairsvllls, are here on visit 10 friends.
Mi.sss Nellie Craf.and Allie Mellott are at
tending the commencement a. Hiram Co..
leke. Z, 4 4! !-5S ~
Peter Lombard had bis head badly cut and
the scalp torn of by striking q sharp rock on
the rcot OF the coal mine while riding out on
d car. s1' l.syEt ei.st
spspgler Post @. A. r. has received neat.
" framed picture OF the G. A. R. badges and
mot,ots, a present from the Chicago & North.
western railroad. 80 81 y, "a =
The crew In C.&P. cslsbooas 40, lying
here yesterday, had live blacksnake OF large
sizs and five feet In length, IN their car. II
attractsd number Of sigh.-seen. : ] { a.
The Council has instructed the policemen
10 keep e record OF the number OF street lamps
lighted each night, With view to paying for
only the average number burning -
TIE public tquare and the stage on 1t are
10 be used for the political meetings this
campaign, those using 1t to be responsible for
dsmsge TO trees, fences or other property.
The steel works Is turning out % tons oil
nail plate per 6ay-enough steel 10 ep the
factory running steadily. 1t isequal to shout
/ 200 kegs OF nails, about the output of tie
nail works each day.
The gas veil ha, been drilled to depth
OF 1.750 feet. The long-'ooked for sand vein
in which 1t was supposed gas would be found
was struck early yesterday morning, but nc
sign Of gas sppesred.' -
The Emma Graham returned here from
Wheeling yesterday and put Oft good pro.
portion OF her freight for reshipment by rail
10 Pittsburgh, on account Of the low va
ter. Part Of her load thus transferred was
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rhe are.Ie.i ainra LlncplnI.

Washington Correspondence Philadelphia, Times, ..
Justice Miller, Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, himself named Gs a pos.
sible candidate, while fidtns down town
on q street car this morning entertained a
friend or two with a brief euloslum Of
Blaine. 81 am glad" said he. "that the Re-
publican party has. at Last concluded TO
ho,piuate ita best men, Blaine is one OF
the granieut intellectual figures in the
country. He possesses executive ability OF
the highest order.E Since the time Of Lin
coin no man has been chosen who was
thoroughly equipped in every way for the
offce Of the ghief Executive
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RIVER NEWS.
Notes About the sseambonts, Hank Briefs
r-'s aud Tcleyruphic Reports.r = :,

Eotcs About The Steamboats,, Hank Briefs
RnA Tclegrnphic Reports,
The Belle Pripga toy the past few days has
been lying at the north co. Of Tho yhsrt.
{ The local packets are sill doing v splendid
business, although the low water worries
them considerably. So
\ Dying to ths low water above Cincinnati,
the 1T. LsUrsnes did not leave that point
Tuesdsypight, but 7oIt 70 bank in the hopes
that the prospect, next Tuesday E0uld be
better. .; - =. a
Riyermen are speculating As, 10 when Jths
u nilad States Court will lssue an order Vi
sale Tor tha jeuaia Campbell and baIgea. As
tho matter rests how, tha GALAXY OF the watch
man and the INSURANCE Ia 'pillng up gn es.
pensu on the creditors.
= fhe o. NJ. Lowell, a well known email
packet that saa fnished up and recAyed her
machinery; at this point tyo years ago, has
been purchased for trade on the 3Apsl achi-
coils River; Fla, and left for that river via
New Grleans on TueEdsy. She has been
running In 4 Is.iatta trade. for acme. time
past. Capt. Zen GqpaSin is at the wheel .un:
Ill she reaches Carlo, s,y,,,,s.-,-.7
s, The. Emma Graham reached the wharf
gtoutE7 o. CLOCK yesterday mornirg, after
having beea aground at the head OF <B0ggs'
Island nsarly all night. She had To- spar. Tor
several hours before she got of. After resch.
ing hsre Captain Hnowleg DECIDED that 1t
would not be advisable to Try apd make Pittt:
lburgh even II the indications were that there
would be small rise. He therefore shipped
bis, ittsburgh freight from Bellaire and left
here at B p. n. for Cincinnati with hardly
any freight but good number OF pRssen.
gers, many Of whom were from: Pittsburgh.
4. PARErB, Pa, Jnne l0.-River 9 feet and
rising; weather cloudy aud mild.
On CirY, Pa, June 1l-River i foot and
rising; weather cloudy and damp. ~ ~
y PIr,IuRau, June ll.-Aonongshela rivsr.2
feet inches and rising slowly; cloudy.
L! Ctsc1sHArr, o., June l1.-River IL feet s
inches and risinsl weather cloudy and caol. Z
SLounvlLLr, KY., June ll.-Rivsr rising;
0 feet In the canal and 4 feet on the falls.
Z RicE's LAspNo, PA, June 1l.-Rlyer faat
and rising; weather cloudy; Thermometer 10.
y Locx No. 4, Pa, June ll.-RiveriB feet /
inch and on stand; raining the'mometeS
Z BROWNSVILLE, PA, jane ll.-Riysr 5 feet
inches and rising; weather cloudy thar-
u.s.. ~ iS,=
MolsAgyowx,s ". Va, Juse 11-Riyer s
inches and .!a4oparyi weather cloudy; Their:
monster 30e, n e 81! "a s.
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market finn.

y.
:. oIEetoo,g H., JUNG ll;-Flour quiet and I'M.
after opening declined Nc, rallied Ac declined IL
nc, and co'edL w uIte- yttterday's prices sales
Ssnged; June sss4sSc, closed at July sS5za
s KS, s!Gssd a. August coed
i s sSpsias tiss sss ss s. cam sS
weak and lower: openei 3saSc lower, decliued ",
Iallie1 Sie. declined He, ,nd closed si,1s, under
9ns Ses cSs 81 81 9Ssa
closed Al we; August 5tssssa57c, closed a. Il
yesr 40Ha4H4c. closed al 4shc. Gals weaker:
cash 3Ac; Jane % e'osst q 82Jss, July Ssa
siiey Tnie. tu ana sdS'y aI Sss
at 81 IS. Pork lii fair demand and nominsilv nm;
ehspSsd cs.h l, slS ISsi =. v Tor winter packed
Angus: sIg Goa91 Glcsns at 100; October sis IS
ais g., closing at SIS 81 year 81 co Land ruIed
9hss, lower; cssh aud lune lei IS isc July INK
ss n AsSu' uucS ss,s ~ sbO at S
ribs 6.bos .hnrt clear sc. Butter quiet and un,
chinged. Eggs steady at IKE. Whisky siesuy
a. g. 10 Afternoon boanl-~hoat declined ~
july uy sua atuss,t corn dsSntd
sHit Lard sdfslced ~ ta utesih'a 1He' aus
D.LIIxoRr, Nh June fll,-Flour dull and
s "a " ae s73 CO extra supc, line
sSo9ai au; !Eily y Ses5 Is. Wneat western J. Ner;
itsn Jrno q G24al os}i: July q oc5ial o2sI;::
Augnttsl o.5,sl elM Corn: western lower: m x,d
SPOT Gs3tsG,4s; june ,6G5<aGlc July 6t1.i6 10:
august tlNIt!Nc Oats lower, u esterii white
as,a9:: mixed saas7cg Pcnusi lvapia' 87ai0c. Rye
9uietG GS-7pc. Hay lower prime 10 choIte Penn.
tjlyaGi, asd MARYLAND lailtc. Troyldons ilrmcr
aud ,IS IN !, s s demand msks pork 81 . Bulk
Bacon shoulder SC, clear lib .ldes iOXc :. Hams
1i1fal6Hc. Larl,s- Iealed r0}zr, Butler dull;
western paol cd sa,t: z creamery l742rc. EGGS
kcarcG and firm ttl7ka'ec colIte dull:; Rio c.f-
goes. ordinary TO .isir. s15tas,Ic. susar lpie,
Asofs 6hp whsky 81. ady ltsrl5, $500,
sPBILinxLpHIA. June ll.-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat 'aull, weak and lower; No. q red June
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waterApout IN the Cumberland Valley.
HARaIsBuRa, Juno liza storm, accom-.
panied BY a waterproof, visited the Gum.
berland Valley Last night. Several pas.
fsnger trains narrowly escaped wrecking
From MELVILLE cas-. for two miles the Val.
ley Railroad runs on high elnbankment
Of made ground. Directly alter tho train
had passed over portion Of this road the
storm burat, and In the presence Of Presi.
dent Kenny and other passengers the rear
car was carried away with half mile OF
rails, ties and enbankment. Telegraph
poes were FRUSTRATED and communication
Is cut tlT. To avoid calamities fires were
built at each end Of the washout. The
WATERFRONT was about half mile wide and
very destructive L grain, buildings and
tanCPI N b.
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Reducet. telegraph Rates.

CHICAGO, June II THE Postal Telegraph
Company having secured control OF the
Merchants and Bankers' Telegraph lines,
the business Of tho two companies in this
city, will be merged. The rates Of the
Merchants and Bankers have been reduced
to the basis Of twenty words for twenty.
Eve GENTS 10 New York and twenty words
foT ten gents TO st. Louis. These compa.
mics began to-day the use Of underground
wires and are the only lines using them
exclusively In this city, Ri 81; z.
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: snme Cold shonider for Logan,

WASHINGTON, June ll:-Itia q fac! that
;is4beginnins to cause considerable com.
ment here that while General Logan has
been warmly congratulated. by hisfellow
Senators and by prominent Union soldiers,
he has not, s2taEas can Be discovered, had
cny embraces or words Of grace from mem.
bers Of the administration, President
Arthur telegraphed TO Blaine congratula.
tions that could scarcely be said to con.
graduate. but no ons has heard tina. he or
any Of his nesr5 official friends has done
even 80 much as that to Logan. Ask any
ops the reason, and he answers that the
administration LOOK upon Logan as having
played the traitor, aud that they are not
yet enthusiastic enough Tor the g,aud old
party 10 forget his performances.
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A Young cyclone.

I A gentleman who came up the river last
night said that on Tuesdsy evening q
terrific thunder storm, accompanied by a
heavy wind, visited Nsw Martinsville and vi.
cinity. The only damage reported was to
trees A boy named; Moiuirs! took reiuss
from the rain under q tall oak tresCThloh
waa struck by lightning and split clear TO the
ground. The boy was rendered aenstle,H by
tho shock, but was peeferiously iDj ured::
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Miss Patterson, OF Washington, Iowa, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. Prea.ly Sis.on, Of Point Mills, has re.
ceivsd some specimens ot Australian and
Lincoln woods.
The crops here need q refreshing rain. The
outlook for full percentage Is not promiss
ing; wheat is far below; oats and hsy only
medium, and corn though email, is thrifty.
The Liberty Central Republican Club will
plant q magnificent pole and upiurl to the
bretza @ ~ In honas lt b!sine snd Logan
era long, on the premises Of Messrs Bow:
man ard Maxwell, OF this place.
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where the rrnde Dollnr,.Are.

PniLADELruta, june Il. The merchants
and bankers Of this city bavo accumulated
trade dollars in largo quantities. The
banking house Of Drexel & Co. has | ,0OO, 900
Of them, Geo. W. Childa has 250, 600, John
Wansmaker zoo. 600 and john Il Bslz, the
brewer, 100 600. These gentlemen are
awaiting some action Ct Congress to make
them worth par. $40, 55l,s -.
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Z Tux "Nsw Imperial" Plow; beats them ali,
Take 1t upon trial with any and all Others.
Keep them all and pay for tho pillow that doe.
tbs most satisfactory work. = It Is sold by 8.
e, BOYD, Wheeling, W. Va. ~ ID. b
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!. Just Receiving

Another lot Of esriisges, jump Sssts, two and
three spring phaetons, cog carts, ptSnp bog
and cut down front buggies; all fdll leathef
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons for less money thsn
ever before Offered In Wheeling. Call, see
and price atJ. v. Ferfel's, correr Main and
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d Jon Let OF q, 900 worth OF Mems Clothing
which was bought at 50 cents on the dollar
and will be sold the same way. Call and see
them at Twonty-f,st and Main stIeets.
a. "a 'sEs ~ * 4 w Evppvf
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When

You want bleached or 4uubleached muslins
or any kind Of domestic Sgoodl don't forget
that GU can buy them at New York prices at
Z -. y, ~ q isIliy T., M, McCIL1IN & Goa