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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-10
Politicians Mt tho Fair,

There was quite gathering of notable
Democratic politicians on the Fair grounds
yesterday, aud between heats informal
little cauCuses we're held In the rear OF tb q
Judges stand, Among the number were
Senator J. N. Camden, Dave Leon,
ard, Col, W, N. Chancellor, Geo.
5, NeAle and Col, Geo. W, Thompson,
Of PRrkersburg, State Senator Sommer'
vile, OF Brooke, Judge Brannop, OF Yves.
ton, Mr., NJ. 4. Frame, Postmaster slmp.
son, George Baird, jr., Hon, W. L. Hearn
and several others equally as well known.
They shook hands right and left In the
true politicians most approved manner.
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The dne and costly display in the Main
Hall made by this houae comes from Steu-
benVille, and We are sorry to admit, over
tops all competitors from our own city.
Yet 1t imparts new life to the trade, and
we are pleased to have them como down.
Their display Of shoes ia far ahead Of any.
thing ever seen here, and their slippers
are as ttne as any we have eyer seen any
where. They are taking many orders
from the farmers for winter boots aud
ahopH.
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Mr.J, b, Polk presented hiS admirable
Comedy.drama entitled 1.-THE Gentleman
from Nevada" 10 o very large audience
last night; II was accorded q most enthus.
iAsLlc reception and strengthened the more
than favorable impression II made on itS
frat representation hNre several yeAfa ago,
Polk, IA ChriSiophtr Columbus Bright, was
simply perfection and was frequently re-
called for HE unusually iotClOle aching,
He was most ably suppottodby Miss JtllIa
Polk, and tho rest Of his excellent COM
pany,
Tonight he repeats "AIixed piCklesn
what more need DO Bald-lt means fun
from first 10 last
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THE GRAND CAvALcADE
OF Yesterday Zig spcpoSs-To bu Repeat
cd this Morning,

The grand
Oaval
o I t h 0
horses and
cattle on
playground
book place
lat eleven
o 'cloC k
Yesterday
n1orningas
advertise d
q n d a
grand dis,
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ticeable by the fact that the fastest run;
ming time ever made on tue track was
made in tho regular running race.
The track waa in q splendid condition,
the best It has been this week, and II was
30 warm that the horses were easily heat
ed up and put in condition to do good,
honest work. The first thing called on THO
track was the unfinished hRll.mile run Of
the day before, in which W. H. HarrSon's
mare, Mollie Thomas, had heat and
Williams & Leonard's John Alexander
one. TheSe two were sent for the deciding
heat late Wednesday afternoon, but in
that heat Alexander was 80 badly pulled
that Mr.. Martin declared 1t no heat. The
two flyers were gotten OF in good shape
yesterday, and Alexander won easy In 81 D,
the same time In which he made bis heat
the day before. Cinderella, owned by W.
Is. Madison, Of Pittsburgh, takes third
money. The boat run yesterday was a
very pretty one aud whetted the peoples
appetite for more. The grey gelding hav-
Ing won this race will probably have TO
carry Eve pounds more weight, provided
he enters for any maiden races. The
weights for this rate yere, Alexander 104
pounds; Mollie Thomas and Cinderella
ITO pounds each.
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The proposed term Of the United States
Court vas postponed indefinitely yester.
day, owing to tho word being received
that Judge Jackson was seriously III. The
Jury and tho witnesses were at once paid
Oh, and discharged. The latter, eighty In
number, were ordered to report OF the
noxt term Of the us. Court, which will
be held in Olarksburg on October %. This
term would have been one OF tho most
important ever held here. Several post.
office perjury cases duplicating prominent
men In certain sections Of the State would
have come up, In addition 10 tho trial OF
several partiea for breaking into a bonded
warehouse at Grafton, q few months ago.
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TnE "sLandard Sewing Machine Cotnpa.
ny'sn exhibit, made by Edward L. Rose L
Co., 10 In charge Of Mrs, A, W. johnson,
oil Cleveland, o., one Of the best opera.
tors In the country, who will take pleAs.
ute ID explaining the working and mocha.
nlBm Of this queen Of Sewing Machines,
Ladies', don't tall 10 geo IL -
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VlHltors to the city yesterday, one would
imagine, seem to make Thornton's Res.
taurant, on market street, thelr head.
quarters. The city was crowded with
Rtrangers, and the capacity Of MI. Thorn.
toms Restaurant was taxed 10 lie utmost
capacity, although he can accommodate
from 100 10 100 every hour, The envia.
bio reputation Of the Capitol has built up
In tho past thltteen years, ior furnishing
the most iOf Tie least money, has beef
the means Of giving this well conducted
establishment trade not enjoyed by any
similar house In the State. ThOrnton's
name 10 q llousehold word used In con.
tBotion With ths restaurant business 10
miles Of Wheeling Strangers coming 10
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Among the numerous exhibits OF To-
bacco at the Exposition, and there were
many OF them, none excelled the show
made OF the Star, Corner Stone aud Scalp
ing Kuiie brands Of Messrs. Liggett 4
Myers, at the stand Of Henry sssmOn, the
well,known tobacco dealer, In the Main
Building, The callers for It were pnmer-
GUS, and between thess and the admirlng
crowds who gathered to gaze at the big
Live Injun," who occupies an elevated
seat, Mr., seamon and his assistants were
kept very busy, These brands are prime
favorites in this city, and grow in popu'
larILY every day.
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To Contractors.


Sealed proposals for furnishing l1RctIt N
bulldllg the bubsttticturO for Martins lgp
ONO, Water Works Pumping Station thdogsIi
proposals Tor material, will be received al he Clgc
Of tho Water Works Trustees OF the ely Of Maliu
Ferry, OHIO, until o'clock p.. M, local i'ny u
! he Engineet's estimate Of material required
and by which tho bids Will bO compared h"I0'
lows;
go cubic yards Of dressed stone
COO cubic yards Of undfeSSed stone.
10000 lbs Of wrought Iron beams
ggO,OOO lbs beat American Hydraulic CcncnL
ThlBa quantities arc 10 10 considered Al UnylP
iproxlmAtG. Tho Trustees therefore fCspfro wy
right % inCrCalO or diminish the stated amolhpo o.
Tho stone 10 DO hard, sound sand stone Cq0lID
tnoso i9Ild In tho qlAHIcs adjacent to MANI
The dressed stone 70 have top and bottom 3D.
end 0lal dtGssed ttu0 aud parallel, aud % i uIj
lAOeA VI each stone 70 have the four edges pthTi
y straight lines. Tho stone 70 be noi e,, hal !.
Inches nor more than n Inches Thick, all " "
pot lC4 than teci long and 10 have WIlh"
lessAt equal 70 their thickness. -.,.., On ,,,n,s
inc uhufehaed or hubble ~ he NJ ltill W lltnts
lhlt b, and each stone " hAYO not les, ibau hA
bupeiltlAl feet Of bed 49,.
The wrought Iron beams To DO IS Inches dtfp
and 10 weigh 20 pounds per llneAl foot, sui 'oVo
OF INC following numbers and length!
leel three Inches long.
9-N feet long.
all ieOl inches long
INC cement 10 be Oi tbg best brands Of AmciltAn
Hydraulic cement,
AZ q tho above named material 10 b. dt,gni
sStw aS d rnu,Epng Station IN MARTINI Ftfy g9o,
SSS.,WSen thV PNl day Of september 1880, aud lhv
nt gay o. NOyOmbgf, ibSb, In qHAntiIcs As lhV
PTVTR'tsAA Oi erecting the WGfk will pqui Z H.
-Ig person 70 whom thUUonfnCS may be hgMl,
sq VIII DO required 10 attend al the Olllcc Ol w
Trustees and execute contract within I'VE layiol
lhQ award, The contracting parties VIII W
lulnd 70 give acceptable bOiid iOAll amount 'Qu"
70 value Ot material, ....-.....ti
bids should lhey iCein II for The Interest Of Mar
WIN. LlPpllARlT
JOHN i, WELSH
1m'iSs,
0BO. iiORNUNu, Eng. .....u
OIFl0E o. WGfER W0RIJ, Martins FetfNO
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uEO. iiORNUNg, Eng. o
OITiui o. WGfEI TOREJ, Martins FetfyO
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The first regular event on yesterdays
programme was the tEot for the minute
class with nine nominations on tho card.
Mr.. Martin and Messrg. I. O. Molat and
o, II. Rhodes were again the judges ior
tho day, These gentlemen ate giving
general satisfaction and the Association Ia
10 be congratulated on securing their ser.
vices. When the bell sounded, only four
Of the nine named on the card responded /;
they faced the wire in tho following order I:
Lady Wilson, Clarence E., Frank N.
and John Bright. In the pools Clarence
was such q favorite that but little business
was done. II took considerable scoring
before they could get away. Clarence
went DIP Ia the air ut the start and again
al the half, but quickly recovered each
time and kept In the lead 10 the Guish In
1889; Frank was very bad fourth. The
second heat was nothing but a long,
strung.out procession With Clarence 10 the
lead, a position he obtained and held
easily. On tho last half there was a lively
brush between Frank and the Lady for
place that was clever while II lasted,
Before going for the third heat the
Judges decided 10 change Brlght'H driver
the field buyers claiming that he was pull.
cd by Henry Higgins, who was driving !
they put up Kit Curry, although they did
20 with evident reluctance, After scoring
until everybody was tired, the word was
given 10 an even start, Again CLARENCE
won easily with but little effort The
race was a snap for him and Of little inter.
est TO the crowd. The summary 10 90
f,1intvat
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WHveIIHHsHIu FWIF HHU I8AEUNIIUH
at Wheeling, September q, Z, 8, A,-l0 and
II, 1854, On the above dates tue Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Wheeling a. low excursion
rates, For rates, time Of trains, &C., see
small bills, OF call Upon OF address Agents
L Ohio Railroad, - y"
Special train for Grafton and way eta.
lions will leave Wheeling on September
Il d Y and 10 al bi46 ?, W city time,
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~ 1NrEnEsrING rEsr.
Results of the Dairy Experts Investigation
nj tho Fair,

Results of the DaIry Experts Investigation
nj tho FUlr
In the table given below will be found
in compact form tho official result Of
the investigation and tests made by Mr..
P. II, Kimball, Of Bellows Fallu, VT, an
expert brought here for the purpose, OF
the milk and Creum.glving qualities Of
certain COWS OF the Holstein, Jersey and
Red Norfolk breeds. The investigation
was made In the presence oil the Superln-
tendents OF the cattle department and the
Cooley creRmers were used in making the
tests. These CreNmers are coming into
general use everywhere as valuable
nauintan Mt In thA hnirNmRn.
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bToP and examine The CALiaRAFH, the
most perfect and accurate Writing Ma.
chine Of the age, for which Edward L.
Rose d %. are the State Agents. Mt,
Roberts, oil Hartford, Conn, 10 Ia chargeoI
the CAllRrAph, and will take pleasure Ia
giving spedmTaA 81 writing, aud explain.
I'M tho lneOhanl1m Of u.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
groposa1s,
-~-
NOTICE
Tri-State Reunion!

The undersigned will receive bids until SEP
IEMBER 49, 1850. for tho privilege Oi stands o. The
Fair Grounds during tho 1ri'state Reunion gu
September " aud ~, 1850 The bids should SON:
Fiist-The character Of the privilege,
,Pecond-Tho extent Of the privilege whether
exclusive or otherwise.
Thlrd-The price proposed TO DO paid for The
same.
on tho l4lh day Of September the privileges will
be let and the successful parties notified.
all bids.
Leave bids with II. Y. JONES
SEQ Chairman COmmlttee. % twelfth u.
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Zeal Estate.
FOR SAI,EiI:5i,..., .

A General Merchandise sloro at barton, Beluou.
county, Ohio; good trade nnd location No. /; 6ne
opening for q good business man. Building con-
SITS Of large SLorGroom on rSt floor St0reiOOm on
second floor and SlK roomed dwelling, valued at
u, 600. Stock In store Is valued ut 500 stock
Will DO reduced or invOlCed 10 suit purchaser AlO
two small dwelling houses and blacksmith shop
adjoining VIII sell as whole or divide " suit
purchaser.
Dwelling House No. 2oiO ChApllno street, grOuh
y feet front, running To alley 100 feet, six large SHd
six small rooms. Price, Sl,G5O.
No. - Nineteenth street, large Brick Dwelling
u. f0Omst is valued at $1,000.
No. 40 Sixteenth street. I rooms, finished attic
two halls; Ia valued at 5000,
400 Acre Farm 100 acres cleared, al 6i3 per acre,
less than two miles from Board Tree Station on the
u. d .. Railroad.
No. $50 Market street, half lot, rents for 500 per
annum; can no bought for 81, 1900
NO; 2SOl Main street, new business House and
DMellingt can DO bought for $3.50.
No. 81 Twenty.ECcond street, ground g let
square, can DO bought for 500.
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TnE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing and preparation, ID
again open Tot guests. Tie rates are ID
reasonable az will allow for a IIrBt.claBg
table and comfort Of lie patrons. MI, III,
II. VanMeter, the owner, still manages n
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THE "white Sewing Machine" is the
king Of Sewing Machines, and can BIO seen
In the exhibit given by Edward L. Rose
4 Co.,, in the Main Building; II Is in
charge OF Mr.. O. Il. Starr and Miss CAT.
ney, the best operator connected with THU
company. Ladies are especially invited
to call on them during the day.
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In a few dRys Miss S. ]. Moholin, prin.
Cipal OF CLAY school, expects to resume
her work rs q teacher Of elocution. The
Delsarte syBtem applied to speech, voice
aud gesture will hs taught; and at the
close Of the term OF lessons a fine enter.
tainmeut illustrative Of their work will be
given by the teacher and pupils.
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For REORGANIZATION Of people attend.
ing the State Fair, the Zanesville accom-.
mediation will not leave Wheeling, septem.
Der Z 8, . and 10, until 5:35 i. NJ, city
time. Every day during tho Fair week
the Washington, Pa, accommodation will
leaye Wheeling at $3.50 p. Nj, instead OF
4 80 4. NJ, city time.
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Tho men who had been chums together
iar years threw up their positions and re.
turned home via the lsthmus Of Panama,
embarklng at Colon on the Royal Mall
line Of steamers for New York, whore
they arrived safely alter q voyage Of six.
teen days. The men will leave this morn.
Ing on the Ohio River road for their
homes In Parkenburg.
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The White Sewing Machine Company
In Edward l., Rose 4 Co.'s exhibit, have
made special arrangements TO give every
child visiting the Fair to-day handsome
card,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnStAllnlent plan
whereby you can secure u watch ut once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GlUlIlI, JOwCler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts,
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but the tameness
Of the trots was
moro than COM
pengRted torby the
exciting running
jthey fur.
nished enough
sport to send the
crowds enthusi.
asm up to fever
heat. Tho day was
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A RRIgR WlNEEB

play 1t certainly was. The long string ex.
tended nearly twice around the half milo
course. The animals were all nicely
and looked as handsome as pic.
lures, as the saying goes. The horses
prauCed and cavorted in a noble fashion,
md the sleek. mild eyed cattle ambled
along slowly, both EXCITING admiration all
around the ring. The Cayalcads was wit.
messed by several hundred people and SO
interesting and entertaining was It, that
the management has decided 10 have II
repeated at II o'clock to-day. Those who
failed to 500 yesterdays parade Of the fine
stock shouldtake In to.day's by all means.
1t 10 not often that one has chance to
see at one time such wonderful collec.
ton OF blooded animals, worth in the
aggregate many thousand dollsrs,
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ONIcOi Nus. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.


Wanted Girl to do lIouSCwOrk.
Lost Gold Ring,
lOSt-heW iOunlland Dog,
TeckB and rulls-D GunulInR & Co.
Important Fair NlsltOrA-R II. List.
Pianos aud OrgAn-F W. banner.
OpelR llOtlsc-IhO ALA Norman English Opera
Company,
Pure WAtCr-EeabItl Il Bro.-IiCad OF Local.
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WEAR llalbtlggan Underwear They
are the best md cheapest. All sizes at
Z. HESS u sons.


1.-THE following shows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, O70i IL NJ, SS'i SH Nj, $50 4. +. NJ,
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KIRK's ART STORE,
1905 Main street,

Is tho place for bargains In Artist Ma.
terials, Frames, MOulllngs, Fancy GOOdE,
Amateur Photographic Outfits, &C., &c.
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall aud Winter Stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
q. HESS a. SONS.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept, lO.-lA.M.-
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, generally fair weather, slightly
cooler, southweBtetly winds.
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the retail buainess houses closed at noon
in order to allow their employees to attend
the ii s biz show, Several Of the manu-.
FEATURING establishments OF the city
also shut down for the same purpose,
It's to be said to the credit OF Wheel
in0'a people that they took occasion to
oiYe the fair a big boom by turning out IN
force. The people from the rural districts
were also there en- masss' They came early
and staid late, saw everything aud had .
good time, The day was a terribly warm
one and the dust was sitting, but still all
this and the other disContorts that are
always encountered wherever there Is
such large concourse Of people, did not
seem to have any effect on the pushing,
crowding, porspirlng Crowdi 1t kept Its
temper and enjoyed 1t all.
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Miss Flora Scott, Of Urichsville, is the
guest Of Y, j. Greer.
Miss Phoebe Burnie Is home from an
extended visit to Weston, O., friends.
Levi Barnes, living back Of town, fell
from wagon "Wednesday while passing
down a steep hill, breaking shoulder
blade and otherwise injurinE him,
jim. Talbot, who has the cor! tract for
stoning the Mt. Pleasant pike. while
breaking stone "Wednesday, was struck by
q flying spall which cut a leader in his
right wrist. DR., BlaCkiord dressed the
injury.
Yesterday the relatives OF Mrs. Oliver
Van Pelt gathered at her home, COM
pletely surprising her, 1t being her birth.
day. An enjoyable day was spent, a boun.
tifnl dinner discussed and number OF
valuable presents bestowed on Mrs. Van
PETIT.
Yesterday evening at . o'clock, David
Llewellynand Miss Mary NJ. Thomas were
married ct the home OF Walter Sanders,
Of the lower end, by Rev. L. D. Holtx
Miss Thomas arrived from Wales late
Wednesday evening and found her be-
trothed awaiting her at the station. She
certainly had considerable confidence in
him.
Yesterday evening, as Henry Tloto and
family were returning from the fair, he
encountered the o o'clock train near the
Sherman House crossing, a very narrow
and dangerous place. His horse took
fright and suddenly plunged across the
track in front Of tho rapidly approaching
engine, escaping almost by a miracle.
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In the three.yesr.old class Tho frat pre-
miun was awarded to Nora Of oataeld
and tho aeCond to Princess Of Nuremberg.
In tho two.year.old class Isadora got first
and Durkje V. second. The Princess ia a
daughter OF Enchantresa which took frat
In the threo.year.old class last year, It
will,be noticed that while Morals perCentof
cream Ia not as.large as some Of the others,
her milk is largely in excess Of tho others.
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Poultry Display,

G. o. Smith, breeder Of pure English
Black AIinorcas, chickens Of a fine breed,
Is represented upon the grounds, and
carried of prizes on his chickens that Is
certainly creditabls, The pena contain.
Ing thess fowls are the centre attraction,
and all who examine these fowls, with .
knowledge Of their superior blood, are oil
the opinion that no finer stock 10 exhibit
ed on the grounds, By the way, the poul-
try display this year is extraordinary ane'
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The racing programme for to-day is the
best one that has yet been offered 10 the
public. The first event Ia the iree.for.Rll
pace with Ave entries including Flora
Wilkes. Charlie Frlel, Judge Lynch, Billy
Fand Kinsmau. The purse is 5000 divid.
ed. The second race Is trot for the 1884
class. There arc nine entries for this all
but Two VI which, SrU strangers to this
years meeting. This race promises to be
very interesting, This purse Is also one
Of $500, divided,
The running race is to BIO one OF half
mile heats, best two In three. The en-
tries number eleven which means no end
OF fun and excitement.
This makes another great programme
and should draw q MUCH ldrger crowd
than the one Of yesterday.
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THE EVENTS ON TUE CARD.

There were three regular events on the
cerd-a free.ior.sll trot a trot for tho
three.minulo class and Il running race,
mile heats. In addition, there was the
postponed run Of Wednesday. Tic trots
we're rather tame, tho iavoritas hayingtoo
sure thing OF Il to create any excitement
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STRANGERS In the city who dnslrO to
spend q pleasant evening, should visit
the ALEXANDRIA Rink tonight,