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MIR. LEWIS BAKER.

~ 81 70 .s4------l--. o. n 5lt
His New Home In the West and His Old
Homestead Farm.
Besides making an excellent newspaper,
Mr.. Lewis Baker Is achieving an enyiable
place in the business lie Of ST. Paul. The
Chamber Of Commerce has Just unani:
mously elected hima perpetual member
Gifts Board OF Directors, q marked honor
| to be conferred upon anew.comer.
The friends OF MI. Baker will be glad
| to know that he has purchased q band:
some and substantial home in st. Paul.
The house stands on q lot H2x2I Y feet, Ia
| Questionable neigh orhood. Il Is com.
modious and beautifully finished. The
cost to Mr.. Baker is understood TO be
$50 1000. NJ y
llr. Baker has had his Elm Grove farm
| laid of in lots which he intends TO offer Q.
public sale late In September. Hisplan
| Is. 10 make the lois OF cony enient size and
the terms easy, 50; tina. city, people de-
string country ft5meg may secure them on
very easy terms. With the Baltimore q
Ohio trains and the extension Of the
motor line, which is not likely 10 be long
del&yed; this beanti ful operty is brought
within q short ran OF tho cit iand Oilers
yeryigreat attractions to persons who de.
sire To- lie out Of the smoky city and yet
within cheap and easy reaeh oiit.
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Mr.. J. ". warden to BIO Superseded SOP.
fcmber 10,

NJ. f.,,,.,, " Vv..,,a, II @ fs.....- =
aAs' 'ssss9 80, ases"' y. q oepses, re-
ce1yed oiiieiai notiucaion saturday OF the
REVOCATION ofifia commission as such o !
eial. from, the acting secretsryof tho ,rreas.
~. :. yvsslirstoS tF;s .s,,, =, ~ 4; !.
my " tssn ,, ia1s removal y y
take erect September 10. Mr.. Louis
Gaus has also received his commission Of
Ganger, to succeed Mr. Warden, such
commission to take effect September Is.
Y Collect McGraw, in his letter trans.
hitting 10 Mr.. Warden the notice referred
TO, expressed the deaire TINT Mi. Warden
might extend to his successor such aid
and instruction as wonld enable him to-
discharge the duties Of the position satis-
factorily and efficiently.
Mr.. Warden ct once upon receipt OF the
notice referred 10, wrote to the depart
ment requesting that his successor might
take charge tomorrow, September ], and
expressing his earnest desire that his term
Of office might terminate then.
Mr.. Warden has held the position from
which he Is about 70 retire Tor over q
score Of years, and has discharged the
duties Of the position efficiently and salts
factorily and has made friends OF al the
Reputable firms handling liquors IN guam:
titles. BE ranks among the most ssiltul
and efficient CANCERS in the country, and
was q valued Official under all the admins
istrations during whose sue essiye regimes
he, held Office. .;l "A =, III. -
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40 he lsiiior Of az IllsllsgaleFs y
stR ;-In the; issue Of the Wheelins Reg.
islss 81 August 20; under head line "still
In the Dark, they make the following
reference to this company:
s.Now It Is alleged that the factories Of
Hobbs Brock pnier q 90. and the Central,
allowed their men, who are members Of
this unien, 20 lay or yestesdsy morning
In order chat they nigh attend in o body
and vote down the proposition, as Il
would be for
VARIOUS MA oss 10 TiIEtR INTEREsr
Ito bayeit defeated. Whit theirreasons
are, any one acquainted with the sfttia-
tioh can easily Observe. Anyway they.
in d feating ii by somewhat of
q majority, and the matter has returned
to itsiorner satisfactory shape
Now permit as TO say that our men did
lay ola Friday, 18th, butnot by our choice,
Il was their own action and one We could
not control. 50 far % the balance oithe
article Is concerned there ID not one word
Of trnthin it. We Try to attend to our
own business, and find, when We do, that
we have all We can manage.
CEETnAl GLASS Co.
W7etling, dnggsi %, 1855.
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ON August 81, September !, 2, and 1,
the Pittsburgh Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railrpnd Company will sell excursion
ticketsto Columbus, O., at the rnte Of 81 40
for the round trip. Trains leave Wheel
ing at 7:25 A. NJ, city time, nrriying At
Columbus at l2:35p. M-l:20 P. ~, arriv-
ing at Columbus NJ Sr. M.and NJ $40 P.
NJ arriving at Columbus ut l;loA. N.
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George Blackburn Of Elk Garden, a
boy about Is years Of age, was bitten BY q
raft esnake, last week, and died before he
could reach home. He was engaged in
binding oats for q nsighhor, about three
Of binding 9 cheat was bitten on The nose
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ABOUT 81, Ur,pEop1E.
strangers In tho oityl and Wheeling Fol-

ssse W oss = 80 - sh.aaa. e . ,sf 4 I
4, :, sl
Hon. John AZ Gampne 81 new yum
bsrland, IS IN town.
= Miss Mamie leighton mas returned from
avisit 10 Prtsbursh
d. s. Marshal Sehon Is expected to ar
riya in the city to-day,
4 SSt,s Ramona q the soutti Side. ID
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT typhoid fever.
Miss 5Isnniei Sullivan. Of this city. is,the
s,,sss =; M s a IA .De( ANN. iii Wellsbnre.
sasss y 80 :, IN, 4 ,f;e.
rs.J ohn y. heyi.u.t;s ny
ottns cry are slslllls ifieilus ~
.o on, ~, {. q. = V, !. ~. u. d.
Gol robert " me ana is.t.li " Sse W.
ting IN komney as ttae guests ~ sellss9f
Fsoarnoy.
Prof. Pendleton, President. Of Bethany
College, preached at Little Washington
yesterday.
Miss Bertha Noble, Of this city, IL visit
ing her sister-in.l law, Mrs. MA. Noble, at
Cambridge. 4
Giant r. r. Doye1,er and gon VIII and
All Rbeinstrom cot home saturday from
a visit to friends ontthe Little Kanawha.
! Pa;s m : a a Sine. prineinal ~ the
TS;s, Y; IN Il oSmaIs schooI. aeeomnaniedby
liz ,v VIA som was ia me- city Satur.
dsy.
ssSfs; pan s,ns Tor II ,sot Homo SIM.
- a =, dad stay n Witt Sni.
s .t 49, aaS n sborisr ans Al lvssh.
.,nta;, 4gi.,, NY :. 49, y ~,
SSt'4i S E44tts.a Z. a :. " q I.
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THrRE will be grand opening Of the
Diamond saloon, No. 80 Main street, on
Tnosday night. The Diamond 10 new
place, Handsomely fitted up, aud the pro-
prietor, Mr.. j. 6. Kline, will be happy 10
SEQ his old irienda Is well as new ones q.
the Diamond.
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. II " ~ n
yssterdas,s conyeht ion--N ailsrs Resolved
Ctrcniar. y
"A circular has been received by the
officials cfthe older Nailieeders' Union,
issued by the Western Nail Association
and signed by its Secretary, Mr.. Wise,
guaranteeing those feeders who have taken
positions in factories 70 operate maehines,
that they shall be retained ntheir situa,
lions aslong as they desire. ss 4
Delegates to the conyentio OF nailfeed.
ers which met in this city yesterday were
reticent rs. toswhat was done, but feeders
who hold machines declare that forty con-
yentions cannot resolve them ont Of their
situations. II fs understood that the only
business Of imp ortance transacted yester-
dayswas taking the preliminary steps to-
ward the anization Of q national union
ofnailfeeders.
ON Saturday the Executive Committee
oflthe United Nailers met and, in view oil
the action of the manu- ctnrers at Pitts;
burgh last week, resolved that the nailers'
association would also stand by its action
and insistupon the q cent scale. NJ
The nailefs Of this vicinity are contem-
plating going into o co: operative nail fac
tory. They have been corresp onding on
the subject, and have received an,otfer
within q few days IRON. Q western. city that
$50 liberal that o eommittee Of the work
men will visit the place with @ view 20 &C.
cepting the prop oIition II everything ID as
Represented. * g. y
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city.
TIN seguin Collegiate Institute reopens|
to-day.
TTrRrE tieeia u s-rss were admitted to
record satuId ".
A TRLrPHosR has been placed in the
Pan Handle ticket office. A
TIN City Health Once will be removed
this morning TO No. 1e Fifteenth street.
Ed LAuaH1is, Of the East End, caught
o three:legged turtle up the creek the the
other day. sss IN
SATURDAY ended this years dogdays.
The dogs, however, will remain until later
in the season.
SAM EtpEg, OF East Wheeling. recently
had about three dozen chickens stolen
from bis eoops.
AsusR1owRR carnival will be held Of
the Chapline street rink Thursday even
ing. The music will be Of superior
DARpINI, q well known scenic artist Of
this city, Is engaged in steubenvtlle paint
ing q drop curtain and several scenes Tor
Weeks theatre.
Two sections Of o freight train collided
Saturday east Of Little Washington. a
car Of glassware and another containing
assorted merchandise were smashed L, %
pieces and the contents DESTROYED. the
accident delayed trains LOT several npu.s =
.CoysIpRRAn1E complaint Is heard Of q
gang Of boys and young men who gather
at the east end Of the Hempfeld tunnel
every Sunday, and indulge in card play
ing and often in pistol practice, much q
| the annoyance Of orderly people who are
obliged to pass that way. This mas Ipeen
kept up all summer. ~
HARRyiW. TuRSEY, Oldest SON OF Mrs
n. a on. who for several years past hal
been n clerk in Wanamaker's monster
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l,TIha ln.l..W.lop.rl.ss., prrojpllo.,sal.

1s,ila,,,; ], a n, a ,+onosit;on AZ the flint
II AZ ~ 4 IRE, 70.
ass ss ~ TSe c,anss so sis
I,s y w. Il tba ~ WS;cb Taye5
VI ss;sasaSsa: ~ 80 .its
KY .;I,;,s, h, %, "a be-
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IMseit ..ss ttt go Nj ynr
s.snaf " ~. u sam n,;Sa ,T
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.A..upITonpurFYl IN TowN.

Tho rpjunetioa In tho Q. q o. Case 70 Como
6ssf upin q. s. coatt. N
State Auditor Duffy, Hon. B. j. oxley,
one Of his clerks and r. I. Herndon, chief
clerk In the State Tteasurer's office, arriy7
edlin5the city from Charleston yesterday,
aud registered ct the stamm Houae.
Auditor Duflyis here for the}purpose Of
attending the u. s. District Court which
| will convene here tomorrow, which is the
| time set for the argument on the iniunc-
tion granted the o. q %. Railway Conn
pany, restraining the State from collecting
the taxes decided TO be due her by the
State Supreme Court. hequestio ,is q
very interesting one, and the, granting Of
| the injunction has been the topic Of
numerous leading editorials IN the State
press. The argumen ts will pro baby con:
sumo, OF least, two days.
Mr.. Duffy says that work has been re-.
samed on the new atate House lot Char
lesion. The worltmen only stopped work
i for one day. A month"; wages were due
them and tho Board OF Public Works
failed toordera payment fort he reason that
liz desired to ascertain whether RptfnergE
Grady, the cont ctofs, had encroanhed on
| the ten percent OF the contract price
which is TO remain in the hands oil the
Boayd until the building Is completed.
The next day the Board met and found
that the accounts were all right and or
dered the payment Of the installment
asked for, and, the men, after being idle
for O day, went to work again
Messfs. 0xley and Herndon ave taking
q vacation. They propose to visit Chicago
land will be here during State an week
A.Card From o Coal Operation.
10 the Eiitoref ~ LtslltrSacT.6 pefIrrftfj IN
L StR:-The Bcyeotter Of Saturday does
mot play fair. Allow, me to straiEhten'
them q little. Their informs ant lied under
aistake, sqppsae, ! DID not say Z
was sorry that / offered more than forty
cents per ton for coal thinning 4 sale that
was theprice paid over the river, and our
Ilinara were glad to pay toll and walk
over there for the work, as we could not
give them any, having lost the market
and trade by paying the high prices TINT
have prevailed here for mining and that
u was going to try to net the trade and
business back again, and wanted the
minerste help me. v
The minerst convention held in Bellaire
Saturday, and the chaps the ycosss, Is
hunting, deliberately resolved that forty
'centsp per ton should sbe the district price
for mining coal hereafter.
7 Lam, respectfully, &c5
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Cheap excursion to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip only 81 90. srHcrAL
FAST TRAIN leaves at a;a0 A. n, city time,
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PREDICTIONS.

no make rooinior our incoming Fall
Sieckse shall olers our entire stock Of
Spring ind summer Suitfngs at greatly
reduced prices. Q. HESS 3 SONS.
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The following shows the range OF che
thermometer 81 observed at Schnepfa
drug store, 12ls Market street Saturday:
z A. N, l7 y NJ, 3 2. NJ, IL. n,
7ss. sunday 4 4. NJ " NJ, 755S;; 8 p.
NJ, ssS; Z =. ~,
.nspieATIosss
wAsn1saros, August 3I.-1 a. M.--For
the Ohio Valley and tennessee, slightly
warrner and generally aitweasheti north-
erly winds.
fair weather, nearly stationary tempera-
tire. variable winds,
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! RIvltH NEWS.

RIVER NEWS. (
stage Of the water and doyements OF the
steambeassr
The Advance passed down Saturday
evening with o towiot coal.
TIM steamer New Courier is the Parkers.
bnrgpackst, leaving at u AN.
The LOUISA. shirley passed down early
yesterday morning for Cincinnati,
The binrnai in her new coat Of paint
| looks very well and cont inues 10 be popu-
lar. s'. N s,,s,s I.
The Courier Is this morning - Parkers.
burg packet. Her otticers never tsil 70
please both passengers and shippers.
The W n. Cham sllorMas obliged TO tie
mn ne Pt. Pleasant Saturday morning on
account Of the lewness Of the Big ha-
nawha.
The ii. d. Peftrepont exchanged her
tow OF six loaded coal bsfges and o fuel
| 'boat for the tow of emp ties brought up by
| the Sllas Z. Coe atthis point YESTERDAY.
The Granite State passed up at 9 o'clock
llast evening having 8 good trip on board!
She q running as an independ lent packet
Init Pittsbnrgh and Cincinnati trade and
doing fairlywell.
suryeyotoi che Port Beach returned on
| the Granite State last evening from 9
week trip down the river, dining which
hetneasnfed a ferry, boat at Middlepott,
| looked after some boats st Gallip olis and
Pc. Pleasant and attended the Mason
county fair.
The. Andes Is due to-day from 0incin-
natl, for which point she leaves tcsmorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock. She is the finest
Istern-whe boat on the Upper Ohio, runs
steadily, isicommod tous and commanded
by3as popular q set OF officers as can be
found anywhere.
Thistrip Is the third the Fred Wilson,
| Of q. Neil q Co., has made to Louisville
this month. The boat will arrive OF TINT
port with her tow to-day. The total
amount Of coal towed, exclneige oil fuel
boats, is 500 1888 bushe when beats the
record. OF any sbnfgh boat, AZ
Those desiring to take d cheap and en-
joyable trip Should not overlook the
Andes exshisieas TO Cincinnati aud re-
turn. Thelfaiefor the round trip is but
SO, which Include board aud state room
K 1.-THE time one IS gone. Atno season Of
the year does the eantifu1 Ohio river sp-
pear loyelier than sc the present. The
trip Is one that all can tske vii pleasure
aud proit ito thelnselye ...s...s... ~
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ES0R SALE OR REET-A FARM OF
IL about III acfeS. well WateFed and IN gooa
farming condition.. There q now tlewe LeFess
on the plaoe containing four rooI1l, kitchen ana
eeIllrt alho, one small frame h0utO VITA lNo
rooms good ttablipg aud all necessary Outppln
ing, hftiated on the Valley Grove turnpike abSat
hall mile from Valley Grove. Terms eg ~ 9s
further Information inquire Of Or address
ARKLE, Real Estate Agent, Notary Puel ~! "a
Justice Of tho .tesee, No. U Fourteenth aHtt'
Wheeling, W. Va, A9D
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SILVER PLATED knife, Fork and
SpOoilf0r school Set. E
JACOB W. ISRUBB, JeWeler.
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a Gard.
10 M Etiior an I.ltllicaeg.

~ \ ~ y d 3 /
40 ne tttpr n ne q; licaeF. III
sIR.-The Wheeling Register Of August
20, In an article upon the action Of tho
glassworke rsin referen zee toa rropoaiti onoi
the Ohio glass manuiactu rers, and headed
astill in the Dark y hes stated as follows:
NOW IL Is alleged that the. factories Of
Hobbs, Brockunier 4 90. and the Central,
allowed their men, who are members Of
| this Union, to lay of yesterday morning in
order that they might attend In abody
and vote downthe prop sition, as 1t would
be for
VARIOUS REASONS TO THEIR INTEREST
10 have it defeated. What their reasons
are, any one acquainted with the situation
can easily observe. Anyway they sue.
coed led in defeat ing IL BY somewhat Of q
majority, and the matter has returned to
Its former unsatia factory shape. = 81
This statement made In the Register, as
above quoted, so far as II relates to us,
emphasized as 1t is by capitals, lie abso-
lutely and inevery respect false; nor do
we know Of any circumstance that can
have suggested Il. We Gan think Of no
.Bayl 81 accounting for 1t except TO set It
down as the work Of malice. Our glass.
workers, who were otfwofk on Friday last,
sbpented thetnselyes from their regular
duties, not niy'without our permission,
but sgatnet our earnest protest. Our po-i
|aition in reference 70 the contest between
the elassworkers and the manuiact urerB
on; the other nida Of the river Is d matter'
Of record In o card published by us, on
March q, Of this year, In the Wheeling
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TIN "want Soap, universally aclrnowl-
edg0d to be theblggeaL and beat5 cent bar.
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aaamha
ASSN slnticr.
II Asst CALL SAVE COSTS.

{ All persons Indebted TO ,Arnastfonz, Cam 4 ~
both aeud nav htnas, and TO ti5 N6nj ToSSSSt
and Luntb Der Company ate ahereby FcuiI9Ste5 T.
cal pfee at The ottes corner Of fenlh ani M.
kesp streets, and mAke payment thereby sRSisy
costs n, rHoS U'BRIRN. -
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AisuSp1owRR carnival will be held Of
the Chapline street rink Thursday even
ing. The music will be Of superior
order.
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DAsp1sF, a well known scenic artist d
this city, Is engaged in Steubenyille paint
ing q drop curtain and several scenes toi
aWaaka, theatre. n q. !. 4 4 &.
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CATHEDRAL ROBBERY.
rwo sAcaILEeIous BURGLARS


Z Friday night burglars effected an en-:
trance into st. Joseph's Cathedral. on
Thirteenth and Eotfs streets, and from the
cathedral into the residence Of Bishop
Kain, adjoining on the east, and the COM
vent building, which adioinsthe cashe-
dral on tile south. How long they were
In the buildings cannot be coniectured,
but they had evidently not been in 9
hurry, as every place that might be sus:
pected to hold anything Of value was ram
tacked except the epositofy pt the silver
articles rand other yalnables used about the
altar, which Is q substantial case, the door
OF which Communicates with q burglar
alarm in the Bishop private apartments.
There were signs that this had been tam
pered With, but the burglars robably dis.
covered the alarm wire and gave 1t . wide
berth.
Everything about the visit shows the
burglars To- have been professionals
/ Marks Of jimmies were left on the doors,
and the two poor boxes near the entrance
were broken open with toolS, and the con.
tents taken. This was about all OF value
the thieves secured, and this was not eny
considerable amount, though the exact
sum Is not known.
The intfuders visited the convent last
Here one Of the Sisters who happened tc
be up early heard them, and quietly sum,
monad the police. Officers shatter and
,lEyViIkies reached the iaee before the burg
lars knew that they were disco yered, bn
II Eha 1at1ar .xrhan thew fOnnd thew Vert
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HaeFAg, Allytsl 90. :
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Clerk i. A. Nickel exhibited here on
Monday two curioaities in the way hen
efgs-one 10 small that itweighs barely
|one-sixth Of an ounce. The other has the
appearance Of two perfectly shaped legu
with soft shells, fastened together at the
points byia species Of cord. One OF these
contains the9white and the other the yell
Low. - alfoo Cotttg TTateltniaFt. N = :.
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IA 7fiveyear old SON Of a. K. leonard, of
ParkerSburg, was seriously burned last
week. The little fellow was in bed, and
and his mother heard him shfielling. She
rushed in and found him enyeloped in
flames: His blazing night clothes were
torn OFF but he had been badly burned.
The supposition Is that the child SET FIRE.
10 the mosquito bar over him, and his
clothing caught from that,
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The Hinton Herald says; On Monday q
man calling himself Peyton Kelley was
brought to town and lodged jail. The
man was crazy from drink and had strip
ped stripped stark naked and in this con-
dition approached the house Of Mr.. James
Boyd, Tightening tho family very much.
He was arrested, clothed and brought
here for sale keeping, x s. +.
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By actual count one morning last week
there were 1870 persons seated at the
White Sulphur breakfast tables. The
present season al the White il the most
successful ever enjoyed at thnt popular
resort. Among tho visitors are Hon.
David Davis, 81 Illinois, Assistant Post
master General A. Il. Stevenson, Of Illi-
nois, Hon. ". ]. Green, Of North Caro-
lima, Hon. j. Floyd King, oil Louisiana,
Senator ", o. Butler Of South Carolina.
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lNAIiLER5 AND FERDRRs.

Gaylord went back to Aldridge'l
rooms alter the hearing was concluded.
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Leonard selby, d Monopga1ial county
farmer, was 50 unfortunate. as to lose
thres cows d few days ago, all three being
killed by lightning. They were lying to-
|getherunde n tree that was struck and
shiyered iby the fiefybolt. q Y.
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Two sections Of q freight train collided
Saturday east Of Little Washington. a
an 81 glassware and another containing
assorted merchandise were smashed y
pieces and the contents destroyed. The
accident delayed trains for several hours
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The Spencer b eitn contains the follow
ing:-We are informed that during q,
storm last Saturday two men and o little
girl living II, the upper edge Of jackson
count, sought shelter underia tree. The
ttes was struck by lightning and the men
instantly killed. When found the body
ofone manwas lying across the legs Of the
little girl who was seriously stunned
and her legs horribly burned. Her re-
oovarv was donhkfnl Sunday norf,in0 ~
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his New Homo In the west and His Old
| lit uameatanfll Farm. US
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31

Valuable Real Estete on N! z corner Twenty.
fourth ard Market ftTests, IN the City u
w. Va Lot Ia feet BY 66 leet; now occupied y
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31

SAN ELDER, OF East Wheeling. recently
had about three dozen chickens stolen
from his eoopg.