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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-30
II. MURPHY.

Either personally or by letter. and thus save
money ard expensive mistakes ard delays.
Z, W. MURPHY,
Consulting NiIlwrigh! and Cent A gent.
Harrison Ark.-35-tr
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Earri'oas Es''ka'Gang'gaiIyAag'i Line
CARRYING
u. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS.

Leaves Harrison in the morning in time
to reach Eureka Springs at ll:39 A. Nj. in
time for train north and cast.
Leaves Eureka Springs on return ut /
P. M--New Coaches. Fast Horses, careful
drivers, ana reasonable rates.
For passage or express apply to n w.
Dorsey Agent, Mt Philips Il Bakers Store
JESSE D. PULLMAN, Manager.
Office at transfer room, Perry House,
Eurekn SPRINGS, AK,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-30

No. So. Lots block ., 2Oxl5aft lnrgo
new two-story frarHe business house, east
aide Public square 35x60 lower floor good
for any business, upper story used rs 9TH
ces, excellent bargain for business man.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-30

Champagne cider Mt the City
Bakery
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-30
cay WHEN CURED
ShCriG's sale.

T0nTUNnce In hOnesty OF InvnId7. We front II II-
ase7 either seq, however and receive py ftcr
1rc is effected Describe cNes fully. md send -turp
'r Instructions DIR, BAKER, Box ll4 Buffalo N :
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No. Al. Lot block A. small 3 room
cottage, new stable and out.buldings, good
galden, lot GOXl50. $3.50.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-30

No. IS. As Lot, in Clifford addition to
town Of Harrison. Rare chance to secure
good building lots for home in II good lo-
cation. For terms of sale and plats show
ing location apply ut this office.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-01-30

No. As Block 4 acre tract, frame
house. > rooms and ,itoHeh, smoke hou,c
and stable, good well. all under fence,
splendid garden, >I2j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Laura D. Forgey is on visit TO
Pittsburgh and Allegheny friends.
Mr.. P. Lowergsst, OF Portland, Oregon,
an extensive glass buyer, Is here on buSi'
ness.
Mrs. Rosoman Gardner and daughter,
OF steubenyille, are visiting Mrs. John
Frsw.
Mr.. Ned Stalnaker returned last even
ing from trip to Baltimore and Wash.
ington.
Mr.. Charles Chadduck and son, Of
Grafton, are registered at the stamm
House.
Maj. Ran. stalnaker left last evening
for New York to look after some business
matters.
Councilman R. NJ. Gilleland, Of the
Eighth ward, has gone to Pittsburgh on
business trip.
MesBrs. H. A. Williamson and N. A.
Williamson, OF Grandview, Ohio, were OF
the McLure house yesterday.
Miss Carrie Whiting, Of seWickly, Pa,
| 10 TO 10 the guest Of Mics Lydia Nc
Mechen during tho New Year festivities.
Mr.. Elijah Day, one Of the oldest citi.
Gems Of this city, 10 lying dangerously III
at the residence Of his son, William Nick.
Day.
Messrs. Charles Hlldebrandt and Charles
WEIGH, Of Chicago, are the guests Of
friends on tho soutk Side. They will re.
main here until Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Mynderse and son, OF
Kuokyille, Tenn, who have been visiting
street, return home to-day.
Messru. ]. E. Hubert Of Louisyille,
and W. P. Griffith, Of New Albany, Md,
iron commission brokers well known 10
the trade here, are OF the Mcclure Hoube.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Warner. Of
Portsmouth, Ohio, were expected To ar.
rive In tha city lhpt eEsning 70 become
the guests Of MTs. Warmers Pefeptg, HTs.
D. q. List, Br, for 0 few days.
Abe Fadely, George Bordeaux and Henry
Ritter, three well known nailers, who have
been working at Niles, Ohio, since the be.
ginDlSY q tte past long strike, are homo
on q visit. Frank 6ahfbpH, q popular
young nailleedeY Of Niles, ID &l6o Fi6iHng
Wheeling friends.
Messr. William 4. Hart and George
Dddeoop, Of Cleveland, two noted poul.
Try iSnelerS. arc a THO Stamm. They are
here for the purpose Of whiting tbe SECOND
annual exhibition o, the Wheeling Poul.
Try Association, and they ste very much
pleased with the show. Mr.. Hart hSs
heretofore acted as poultry Judge for the
State Fair Association,
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TIE EIGII,T IN rAYErTE.
Additional Particulars of the shootiH
ut Keeuy,s Creek.

Additional Particulars of the Shooting
at Keeny'S Creek.
The Charleston Star OF Monday Is al
hand with the following full details OF the
fatal shooting affair on Christmas eve;
Christmas eve, Keeny's Greek, q mining
village on New River, in Fayette county,
was tho scene OF horrible ohooting
affair. It was more like romance than
facts, and was very similar "to that spell
To- bee at Angels" as related BY, Truth.
full James. A Mr.. LoveIoy, miner at
Keenys Greek, gave q dance Friday
evening to which was invited the entire
populace. The dance was orderly until
The fumes OF whisky began to penetrate
tho brains OF the wild young fellows pres.
emit. As the intoGication Increased the
fun waved furious. There were two fac
tions at the dance who bore each other 9
deadly feud, the Gilbefts and the Halls.
These men came here from Kentucky
and are said to belong 10 tho Regulars.
Friends Of the parties tried to keep tile
trouble that was brewing under control,
but II was no use, the flames oil hatred
burst forth in VngovernAble fury, revolt
ye.s wero drawn and tho ball opened in
dead earnest. At the arst round George
Gilbert fell, riddled with bullets. Elijah
Gilbert was shot In the shoulder, but will
recover, John Montgomery was shot in
The neck, and fatally injured, John Land,
one OF the Hall faction, was cut with 9
razor by Ell ali Gilbert. II was q scene
OF terror and beggars description Inen,
women and children fled from the house
IN terrpT, tho lights were oil put out and
when the aripg vas oil over Gnd the bat.
tie fold Investigated, the dead and
wounded attended to, 1t was found that
the room was hddlbd With bullets, at
least fifty having been fired during the
melee. The only one Of the shooters cap
TIRED was Mike Donahue, who was taken
before u. W. Bridge, Justice oil the Peace
During the trial, Donahue jumped
through the window, carrying cash, glass
and al With him, and Notwithstanding
that Mr.. Kaufman, htorekeeper Tor
Beury, Cooper & Co.. tired twice AZ him
and wounded him In the foot, he escaped.
Laie Hall, tho other shooter, 10 also gone.
al the men are pipGle except George Gil.
bert, who leaves 3 ylie aud ems child.
The affair has creA'g I'd an intense excite
ment from one end Of New river 10 the
sthsE All is quiet at present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
B. B. DOYENER NAMED
AS THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
For Mayor of the CIty-A Coed Piece of
Work Quickly and HarmOniopsly Done
Mayor Grubb Endorsed and thetity
Ticket Hatfield New Committee.

The Republican City Convention TO
nominate candidate for Mayor assembled
at the Police Court room at the City
Building yesterday at Sp, m, in accSrd'
ance with the call. Aisw Of the delegates
being absent, their places were allsd by
others, the list OF those composing the
convention finally standing as follows:
First wsrd-ChAElea A, banner, Harry
Chew, Meyer Heyman.
Second ward-Thomas Lewis, O, K.
lT TSSiId y ws a, /. Dobbins, G. W, Ken
needy, William II, Haller.
Fourth ward-DominICk Morris, Ei'
Jones, Edward Pratt. ~
Fifth ward-Robsrt schnelle, John Il
Reed, John Z, Reed,
sixth Ward-Jsmes Armstrong, A, u r.
Ebeling, Henry Kern.
seyenth ward-Myron Hubbard, s. r
Norton, II. F. MCGregor,
Eighth waTd-Frank RlnehRrt, JOHN Il
Bryson, Henry DanenbuTg.
CALLED TO ORDER.
Mr.. John Frew, Chairman Of the CITY
Committee, called the convention to order
and nominated % Chairman Mr., II. b.
Mc(i reuoF, OF the Seventh ward, whose
nomination was ratified unanimously, Fol
Secretary, Mr., Austin Beach, Of the IN
TRLLIGRNCER, was elected.
On motion Of Mr., Dobbins, q commit
tee Of three, consisting OF himself, Mr.,
Lat and Mr., John T, Reed, was sppoint'
ed to ascertain the basis Of representation
Of the wards, In accordance with the votes
cast for the Republican candidates at the
last Municipal election.
This committee shortly reported thai
the wards had cast the number Of votes
and were entitled to the number Of dele
gates shown in the following table:
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a Ynlnnble MtaIrnl lr.lLllo.

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RuIl, known "A iiostsitets Almanac, Il now lOAdy,
and may BE- OhIGihed, lee Of coat oil dtusgi,lS aud
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will forward q copy ~ mall 10 any teibOn who
cannot procure one Ia lis mel hboih0od,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
Constitutional CatarII.

No single dStaSe has entAlled moro sullsfiug OF
haItened the breaking Up Of The constitution than
Catarrh. The sense Of smell, Of taste, oiIight Of
hearing, the human voice, tho mlnd,- OF more.
and sometimes ali, Yield 70 IL destructive lnnu.
enc. The poison II distributes throughout the
system attacks every vital force and breaks up
tho nOSt robust Of OOls lLutlOLB lEnoied because
but little undetHtood, By tntbt phyBltiAhI inipO-
tenlly AtailOd b. qnRckA and GhAflalArs those
suffering from II hAV6 little hope 10 DO relieved oil
itihil AIDE Of tho grave Il . lime, tLen, That he
popular treatment ui this terrible dlDAI6 by rem.
ediel within The reach Of ell plhSed Into hands u
once competent aud Trustworthy, The new and
Hitherto Unified fnGihpd Adopted By Ut. BlniOfd
Ia the preparation Of hlA RADICAL tiuA1 hA6 won
the hearty approval Of th0uSa1dl II 10 lbstAnlRl
tieou1 IN A00tdng relief IN oil hBsd colds bnOtS.
I'M, bnuiIllng and DISTRACTED breathing, aud zap.
Idly removes the most oppressive 1ymplOms,
Clearng the he'd, GwBetening The breath, tOilhlng
the sense VI Gtnell la1Ls aud hearing and neutral
l1lng tho constitutions tendency Of The disease
towards the lungs, liver and kidnGJa
eAYtgAD,l hAgigAt CuRl tolailu Of one bottle
Of thb Rlkipll CIR, one boz Of CATAhliILL B0iS
yENf and d lAPAOSRp lEgALgAj price " 0I
pOrTEn DRvO 4 CGIatUAb On posypn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
A CHARMING nor
Given by tho Younger Society Set at Franz.
helms Nall.

Given by the Younger Society Set at Franz
helms Mali. ..... ~
A charming holiday hop was given al
FranSheim's hall last pisht by mum
Der Of the younger society people Of
the city. The number In attendance Wat
not large, but this fact added 70 the en-.
joyment Of those who were pfCssnt, o.
they were not restricted as 10 room. Kra.
meF furnished the music; that II was su'
petb goes without saying. The selections
were all new and sparkling and proved
irrCoiAtlble. Among those who were there
were the following!
.Mllars Mary OF, Laura Cooper, Allie
and Joale NcCabe, Florence or, Kate
HaSiett, Mande Eohols, Ida UpdeVraH,
Sophie Carr, blanche EilLon, Of ", Louis,
and ulster, Hulda DelaplAin, LYDIA Irwin,
Mamie Haass and Mes6rBi Charles
Hughes, Charles List, Walter Hall, Louis
DslaplAin, W. W. Ifvip Z. Elgaf Hall,
Dent Taylor, Walter Bloomfield, h. Garrett
Haase, Will Baird, Steve RiCe, Bert HaE.
lett, 4, Allan Wheat, Daniel HelBkill,
Robert Dovener, Harry and Edward Franz.
helm, win Miller, William povgner, VIII
Burke, Albert Whitaker, HASlett uAm.
nina and VIII Kelly.
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THEIR LAST BUT ONE.
THE OHIO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Hold Special Session and Wind Up their
TERMS Business except Some Formal
Acts which will be Performed Fri.
day-some Interesting Matters,

All the members Of the Board Of County
Commissioners but Captain Prince were
present yesterday at the special meeting
The entire day up to o'clock was spent
in work and talk, and the Bosld adjourn
ed till Friday, when all the papers aud
business OF all kinds will have to be
finished.
The petition OF B, FeFy for 500 balance
alleged TO be due him, was discussed al
some length and rejected, the Board de-
Gliding that there was no just claim agairs'
the county,
Bills agHegating 81 ,lSS 80 were ordered
paid on recommendation Of the PooI
House Committee, 1894 OF from the OourI
House and Jail Committee, $407 70 from
the Road and Bridge Committee,
The ordinance governing the County
Law Library was passed.
A large humber OF bills on account Of
the Public Building repairs were reported
upon iavorably by the special committee
and ordered to be paid, They are as fol-
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

"Afizona Joe" closed his engagement
at the Grand Opera House last evening
Both audiences yesterday we're very large.
Yesterday AFTERNOON Dan RsaRen, wbC
takes a negro character in the play o.
rRlack Hawks entered suit before Squire
Phillips claiming Ss4 to be due him on
back salary. An attachment was issued
and givon 10 Constable Bird, who visited
the stage Of the Grand and levied on the
tprses. He started out through the au,
iiG6se with thp little white donkey, bul
the manager sgEeed 10 settle, and went "a
the squlre'S office and paid the claim and
costs. '"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
pnor. MonnIs,s pARApox,
The Most Intelligent Horses and Dogs HV
Ennn HRrA.

The Most Intelligent Horses and Dogs EVei
Seen Here,
Prof. Morris gave his frSt exhibition o.
bis "Canine and Equine Paradox" at the
Opera House last night. The novel char
aCter Of the entertainment at the attractive
street parade given yesterday resulted in
drawing o large audience Of nice people,
and had the exhibition been better known
the house would not have held the peo.
pie. Nothing more pleasing In its way
has ever been seen here-nothing %
pleasing since RartholomsW's educated
horses. The company 10 composed Of
twenty doGa and ten ponies, all pretty an.
inals, and all intelligent and well trained.
They differ from the ordinary trained
animals In that they seem to perform In.
telligontly and not by routine. They
evidently comprehend what is said to
them.
The dogs waltz nicely do some loaping
which 10 simply marvelops; 20 through q
little pantomime as well as human beings
could do It; wheel q baby buggy; Ride
horse back, and leap o pole while riding;
aud in many ways exhibit intelligence Of
q high order. The ponies see.ssw, drill
and walk on two legs. Two pyramids Of
animals which revOlve are indesCribably
interesting as an evidence Of what patience
and gcnse animals possesS They are also
striking tableaux. After the performance
a reception" was given on the stage, and
was largely attended.
The exhibition will bs repeated this
afternoon OF 2 o'clock and again this even.
ing for the last time,
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A NEW APPOINTMENT.
The II. s o. Yards Here and At Benwood II
IInXe Ono uenh.

The II. s o. Yards Here and At Benwood ID
Have Ono Head.
Captain Charley Dunlap, General su'
porlntsndent Of the divisions Of the B. &
o. Railroad In this State, was In the city
yesterday morning. He came hero to
make some changes In the local
management OF the Conpany's yards
here and at Benwood. The change
consists Of uniting the two yards
under one official, TO be known
as yard superintendent Captain
Riley late conductor , .S IN The 1,o, HG@pan2s
will have general supervision over the
two. yards, the present yRrdmassr at
each station retaining his position and
having charge o. heretofore, except that
both arc subject to Captain Riley's
authority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

MI, Lewis Jonss, Of tho Island, until
Ysusutiy manager Of the lima Iron
Works, on lliO other side Of the river, has
been In Pittsburgh for tho past three OF
four days. II 10 whispered about that be
OonlemplAtss Joining with other parties
and forming q company 70 operate q new
iron wofk6 at Birmingham, Alabama.
Thls report has not been verified. NJ.
zones has boon identified with the itoA
business lot 40 long time that he will
probably continue Ia II 10 come capacity,
aud II not hOfe OF some other polhL bis
mSny friends here would regret 70 see
Vim Ieaye Wheeling.
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George Wilson, indicted for robblng
John K. Dotsiord on the State FaiF
Grounds ons day during the fait last Sep.
tembor, Was tried ip Judge BOyds side Of
the Circuit Court yesterday, Prosecutor
Jordan appearing for the Slate and Capt.
Doyener for the defense, Wilton was
detected in tho act Of picking Mr., Bots.
iord'a pocket. according 10 the testimony,
and scaled a fence and fled across . 6eld,
pursued BY officers who kept ahng OF
him and finally caught him, The jury
returned n verdict Of not guilty, and was
discharged for the term.
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Eos. =. Q, oRAoRArr DEAD.
A Brilliant Man and Leading Member o
the BRF Gone,

A Brilliant AIan and Leading Member OF
the BaF Gone,
A special dispatch received at this Office
from Weston announces that Hon. Ell
bridge Gerry Craersft died there in the
State Insane Asylum Of 10 o'clock last
night. Intelligence Of his dangerous i'll
ness had already reached his friends here,
and the news Of his death will not there.
fore cause great surprise. Mr., Oracrait
has been an Inmate OF the asylum about
two years. he was one Of the Board Of
Regents OF the time OF his admission,
Before mental disorder darkened his
mind, Mr., Oracratt was brilliantly gifted
man, and Ills position Gt the Ohio county
bar was an snviRble one, Though COM
paYatively young, being little over forty at
the time OF his death, he had achieved
distinction in his profession, He was
Prlae cutting Attorney for several terms,
and also represented the county Ia the
House Of Delegates. He enjoyed
Q lucrative practice for years, en-
tering upon suGceaatul career
at once upon his admission To the bar,
He was for some time associated with Ex'
Governor, now Judge ]. ], Jacobs, and Il,
B. Ferguson, now oil New Mexico. lie
was prominently mentioned for the
Democratic nomination for Congress In
1884, but retired from the race before the
convention by the advice Of his father and
brother, prominent physicians OF shil
county,
He waa an eloquent and convincing
orator, a Warm.hearted man, o true friend
and many Q heart will keep his memory
green after more fortunate contemporaries
are forgotten.
Mr., Oracratt leaves o vile and daughter
Mas Julia, who has just reached woman
hood. Both are now In Washington City
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ToIjoeRnnG,

Five hundred choice Toboggans lust re-
ceived, at 30 pentsI some are actually
worth ST.; they are very desIrablp. II will
Jaconett, Swiss and Nainsook, and II you
do not buy any at the price they are
offered, Il 10 because you are not In need
Of any. We would be pleased 10 show
them apd Also.opr l2i cent Checked Main
cook. : H. EMsiiEiMER,
IS and 90 Eleventh street.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR 6ALE.


Frame HouSs, a goo brick iouuda ion, ih'ce
rooms and cellar on dnt hlor, hvs rooms aud Two
halls on second floor, third floor six rooms RlI
In good order Gu1 repair, GROUND tropu y leel
on OhArlins st., running Rack M equal wid,h V
alley. This property can no BOUGHT lot N6OO les
money than Il cost 10 build house,
One lot on EOlf st west oil sixth ward SCHOOL.
One lot on EOfr st., south OF Twenty eehth ~
No. " ViFriuiA street ground fronting W ieet and
running 10 alley 100 feet eau DO bought for VI
buildIng site adjoining, front ng % feet on VIZ
gInIR st., $3.50 building tite fronting =, itet on
VlniniR IT. and 100 on South SofkIt SLED
AdeSirGble residence ut BetO bottom, on the
line OF the P w. 4 KY, X. r., u miles from
Wheeling consisting Of q now frame house and
twelve acres Of lGndi will exchange for desirable
Desirable M1rket street property, lot No IS aud
part oil No H. known ~ l7i2 and l7t M1fket street.
Business house and dwelling, No. l79i Market
treet, ground 70 feet front, running back l2 teet
No. 6s Virginia Bt
No. 60 North Front at ground GO feet front, run.
ming back an equal width 70 the river, WIN sell
o. o whole or Ole-hAlt.
No, 1909 Jacob 81.
No. 40 Sixteenth Of
No, 21L7 EOa At
No. 1901 WoodIEt,
No lM TWenty-nlnth ST.
No. 29l9 Cha lin0AL, II fO1Ens, uround ~ leei
front, running 70 alley can be bought for 600
A Desirable Manufacturing Bite, Blo4, In Fourth
Ward.
A building site, fronting 20 feet on Nineteenth
street. running back 70 alley TO- can be bought ior
$3.50,
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Tourists in r. P. Q. at the Grand Tonight.
This celebrated comedy company which
created such fIrore at the above theatre
GONE Weeka ago, will play a return en-.
gagsment at the Grand, commencing to.
night. Their entertainment is Aratclsss
In every particular, and they gave such
good satisfaction on their former visit that
Manager Gsnther ,aks for crowded houses
every evening. Their performance Is very
reHued, and Il would 10 bard 10 And q
Clarke, while Mr.. Charles Kirke Is ono Of
the best camnediaus nov on the stage.
Secure your seats OF sAeib'g this morning
and avoid the rush.
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THE POULTRY SHOW.
The Interesting Exhibits Attract InCreasInl
Crowds Yesterday,

The Interesting Exhibits Attract Increasing
Crowds Yesterday,
The attendance yesterday at the second
annual exhibition OF the Wheeling Poultry
Association, now in progress in the Zane
block on the west side Of Main street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, was
much larger than that oil the second day
Last year and far In excess Of what tho
managers had hoped for, There was q
constant stream Of visitors all day and at
times last evening the place was crowded,
Every Que was we'll pleased with the ex'
hibit, and the indications now arc that
the attendance will continue larger until
the close Of the exhibition Friday night
The show ia one we'll worth visit and
careful inspection. u Is now In complete
order and the thousand and odd fowls
that are to bs found in the several classes
make q most interesting and attractive
sight. There Is hardly class or breed,
even OF the most famous and rare strains,
that Is not represented In this very cred.
liable exhibition, aud many Of the leading
exhibitors are people living right here In
and about Wheeling who, as ane poultry
breeders, have been so successful as 70
give Wheeling quite name as a poultry
centre. The show should be patronlz ID
II for no other reason than To encourage
the efforts the local BREEDERS are making
to make Wheeling known.
Not the least interesting feature Of the
ahew 10 the judging Of Mr.. B, n. Pierce,
Of Indianapolis, the famous poultry judge
aud iancier, who Is retained by the Asso.
citation to do this work. The games are
attracting considerable attention. The
exhibition Ia open daily from 0A. NJ. to
10 =. NJ, aud will close at the last named
hour Friday night. The premium rib
bona are all Of satin printed In gold az
follows: First, red; second blue; third,
green; sweepstakes, black. First pre-:
MUM birds must score not less than 90
points second, 81; third, IS; fourth, SO. Nc
record Is kept Of birds scoring below 80
points, and no ecore card 10 Issued to such.