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A special dated ut & astonville, says: "a
son OF John Miller, miner ut Snowden,
ielloiT tipple and broke his legn the
thigh this morning. George Beam, an
other miner ut the same place, had his leg
broken this morning by II fall OF slate.
Charles Young, OF Finleyville, had his
leg broken and was badly hurt about he
head and body while attempting to get
ON the shifting engine at Finleyyille
this morning. Another OF Florsheim's
miners, name not known, who just came
from Wheeling a few days ago, got his
leg broke and was otherwise hurt about
the head by fall Of slate yesterday"
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the following Contributions:


Mr.. A. d. Maxwell, local agent of the
Clark's Mile End Spool Cotton, was at
Triadelphia yesterday, and learning Of
the sad condition OF Mr.. N. V. Pretty
man, his wife and four children, hepre-
scented them complete outfit OF
clothing for the whole family.
The German Pioneer Association has
decided to bold on the State Fair Grounds
a "Volksfest," the proceeds OF which
are to be devoted to aid the sufferers
from the late flood. After some discus
sion rs to the date and place, it was
deemed best to adjourn until Sunday
evening, and the society will according
Is meet in Germania hall on that even
ing TO perfect arrangements for carrying
out the charitable project.
Its the intention OF the society to in
vite all the German singing societies and
other benevolent organizations to par
ticipate. is contemplated to appoint
u committee OF ladies from each ward
to solicit contributions for the "fest."
A big dinuer will be one Of the features
in charge OF the ladies'. The Turner'S
society will be invited, and it is likely
the active members OF that organization
will give an exhibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
THE BRUNSWICK HOTEL
An Institution that Wheeling should Justly
be Proud OF.

An Institution that Wheeling should Justly
be Proud Of.
Few hotels anywhere have equal adj
vantages Of desirable location, expert.
ence on the part of the proprietor and
widespread reputation rs a first class
place, with the Brunswick Hotel at Nos.
ll35 and 1857 Market street, right in the
business center OF the city, but at the
same time having NIL the privacy and
uuietness OF the most exclusive boarding
house. 1t is the one place in Wheeling
OF all others where ladies, unaccompanied
by male escort, are certain OF proper
reception and OF all the attention they
could desire.
The hotel is newly and finely furnished
throughout, four stories high, and af-
fords every convenience desired by
travellers desiring to stop in the city,
whether they be on flying trip or in
tend to be here for several days, and in
short, the Brunswick offers every attrac-
ton to those in search OF transient or
permanent quarters.
Attached to the house is model
restaurant, offering the best the market
affords, at prices at all times reasonable,
and the service is all that can be desired.
Strangers in the city, as well as home
people who have not done so, should
stop at the Brunswick and give it trial.
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MIR. BURTON A REPUBLICAN


And the Registers wild Break was with.
out Foundation.
To nc Editor Of The Mtellgeaeer.
Sm:-Tn the Wheeling Register of Inst
Tuesday appears special "communica-
ton" from Charlestown, W. Va, in which
it is stated that have abandoned the
Republican party and joined the DEM
ocracy. The Register and its correspon-
dent have "reckoned withouttheirh host, "
for there is not particle Of truth in the
statement. The Democratic majority in
this county has always been large, and
we Republicans OF Jefferson have to
choose among Democrats for county
officers. Last Saturday happened to pass
tho polling place at which the Demo
ocratic primary was being held. A Ger.
tain Democrat called to me and asked IL
would vote ticket which he was hold.
ing in his hand. I answered that
would not, but there were gentlemen
named on the ticket for whom would
like to vote in the absence OF any chance
OF the election OF men OF my own party
was then asked il l would vote fol
William L. Wilson, the Congressional
candidate most in favor with the JetIer
son county Democracy. l answered
mo-" because We Republicans have q
candidate who, I assured them, would
beat Mr.. Wilson; that we had beater
him before, but had been cheated by
fraudulent counting. l was then tolc
that il would namc one man on theil
ticket for whom | would promise to vott
next November, would be al
lowed to vote at the primary. ! die
name some for whom ! am willing Il
vote in the absence of Republican can
didates, and they then consented to re
ceive my vote for those parties. II thu
Democrats think this is changing IN!
political faith, they are welcome to al
the satisfaction the thought may giv'
them, but l will vote all the same TO
Harrison, Morton and the rights Of Amer
lean workirgmen, and against join
Bulls Free Trade humbug.
prprnc
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Wheeling, july %.
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The official call for the primary elec.
tions OF the Republicans OF Ohio county,
10 choose delegates to the Congressional
and State nominating conventions, ap'
pears in another column Of this morn
ing's paper. The primaries are to be
held Saturday, August II, and it is left
optional with the voters Mt each polling
place whether they send the same dele.
gates to both conventions or choose Il
separate set for each.
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To tie EdItor " the IHf0ftqcnccf'
Sm:-I see a long tariff reform letter
in Thursdays Register, written by my
friend Robert Ii. Browse, OF Grape
Island, w. Va. His arguments are the
same that are used by all Free Traders,
and will not attract attention, but as he
assumes to instruct American citizens
how to vote, his ncighbors cannot help
but recall the fact that Mrs. Browse and
himself made n special trip to England
at tho proper time, so that their first
born might first see "the light OF day"
on English soil, and would therefore be
considered an English subject.
1t is perfectly natural that he should
advocate the policy he does, and no one
who knows him will doubt but what
they are his honest sentiments,
He further says that his investments
in factories pay 80 per cent per annum,
while his farm pays only 4 per cent.
Some OF his neighbors are unkind
enough to say that the reason Of that is
that he manages the farm himself while
somebody else looks after his manu-
featuring interests. REPUBLICAN.
81, MdryS, W. Va, July q.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

4 full line Of lightweight Serges, Pin
Checks and Drap dc EteS, which we are
prepared TO make up in the hest style ut
reasonable prices.
IiaIUriggan Underwear ut 81 90 n
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj 80 cents and upwards, Vt
&. IIESSs& SONS,
1921 Il 1928 Market Street.
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GETTYSBURG, July 2T.-John F. Bar
tel, retired brewer of this place, commit
ted suicide wilhelm bed at his residence
The family heard the report OF a pistol,
and on going to his room found him ly'
ing dead with pistol wound just above
the right ear and revolver by his side.
He had been acting strangely for several
days. He was a native Of Germany, and
about % years old.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
GgNTLEMgN,S RACES.
The Driving Associations Fourth Meeting
Yesterday.

The Driving Associations Fourth Meeting
Yesterday.
The fourth race meeting of the Gentle
mems Driving Association, postponed
from Friday, July 20, took place yester-
day afternoon on the track OF the State
Fair Association. Despite the threaten
| ing weather there was about $50 people
present, fully one.ffth OF whom were
ladies'. The judges for the occasion were
ex-sheriG Cochran, OF Bellaire, and
Alessrs. G. W. Brockunier and Philo L.
Kimberly. Aessrs. W. n. Linch and
Bob Anderson served as timers.
There were two races on the pro-
grammc, one for roadsters and a 3-min-
ute trot, each mile heats, best 8 in 5,
There were three entries in the roadster
race, as follows: A. I. Sweeneys b. g.
Erred" A. S. List'sb.g. "Dan" and A. NJ.
Hamilton's blk. In. "Kate Preston"
Three heats were finished as follows:
Fred
Dhl...:....
] KATE y %
Time-G:S9: @:S6: 2:37.
When the fourth heat was called
"Dan" failed to respond and as the two
remaining horses were scoring, Kate
threw shoe, which settled the race in
favor OF Erred"
There were five entries in the trot, but
John NJ. Swecney's b. IN. "Kitty h, and
W. G. MONEYS b. m. "Monroe Girl, "
failed to appear. The three other en-
tries were Hon. n. B. SCOTS b. III.
"Bclle;" Albert Whitaker's b. 6, "Don
W." and A. Y. Sweeney's blk. &. "Bill."
This race resulted as follows:
''''''''''
Do W.."......,.,',,,.
:
Tlmc:-2:5G; 2;5ii 2:5lG!
This race was not finished owing to
the lateness OF the hours. There was
considerable enthusiasm shown over the
sport, especially by the ladies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head,
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton z. Hess,
R, B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. Al
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
OF 81 so the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion.
tiCketsto Washington, Pa, at the rate Of
81, Trains leave Wheeling at and $40
q. m.
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Eugene Robinson's floating palace
show at the public landing was visited
by good audiences yesterday afternoon
and last evening, and all were well
pleased with the entertainment pre-.
scented. To-day ends the stay here Of
this unique amusement enterprise.
This afternoon performance at 2 O'Clock
will be specially for ladies' and chill
dren and the price OF admission for
this afternoon only will be but
% cents, one.half the usual price. The
entertainment is without any objection
able features, and will be quite pleasing
to the children. Tonight the last per-
Torrance will be given. The theatre
boat is one OF the most complete and
best arranged little places Of amusement
ever conceived. The boats are lighted
by electricity, and are well worth a visit.
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Cbe Suttlliotnter,


Wantcd-Wnitcrs. Cooks, &C.
MIX Shakc-E. II. List,
NOtiCr-ll. =. MCGrGgOr.
Wanted WnulmGker q Brown.
Or. J. 4. WhlbOn-Lecture Ut ST. A!phohshs
oi Grand Picnic by the Wheeling Butchers Asso'
Fruit Jars-Conncr & snGdeker.
List Of Letters.
For SalC-G. ., Smith.
White Mountain FrGcIers-Scsbiu& Bro.
something New. Z. or
FOR observation-disclosures Louis 4. Sherlcy,
Farmers Reposit6Fy-lI9ge & Bro.
Republican PrimarleS-fOurth page.
KeIgIuNs NnIIres-FoutLh page.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF FLOOD SUI.
FERERS.
AT TIIE RNN.TON.

Five per cent of our total sales for
this entire week will be given for the
benefit Of the food sufferers. Every
sale will he recorded. We shall make
il our aim 10 sell our goods about 20 per
cent less than elsewhere. As this is II
bona RIDE offer, and fora charitable PHr.
pose, we hope the public will give us u
liberal SHIRE Of their patronage.
THE BON.TON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

Miss L;zzlc Parish, Of st, Louis, Is the guest OF
Miss Kate Carmichael,
samuel Arnold's milk wagon was struck by a
e. & z train near Toronto yesterday, ani Mr..
Arnold was Killed.
Mrs. Bellh, the wife Of Capt. Richard Vcasy.
died at her late residence In the orchard to-day.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon,
Mrs HcatOn, the aged mother Of Samuel HcR.
ton, OF this place, died at her home near Mt,
Pleasant yesterday, in her cighty-ninth year. Her
funeral will take place tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

for habitual constipation, dyspepsia, and
kindred ills is the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs. II
strengthens as well as cleanses the sys-
ten, it is easily taken, and perfectly
harmless. Sold by Logan & Co., Anton
P. Hess, 4. B. Burt, and G. Menkemeller.
At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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For greatest variety and lowest price
in Carpets go to STONE & THOMAS.
Additional Train Service on the Pittsburgh,
CInnCInRti & st, Louis Railway.

Commencing to-day, July %, and UNI
til further notice, the Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnati 4 St. Louis Railway will have a
connection for Wheeling with the train
which leaves Pittsburgh at 7:45 p. M,
Central time, arriving at Wheeling at
1910 p. m. An additional train will
also leave Wheeling ut II p. M, Central
time, arriving ut Steubenville at 1901
q. M, making connection with New
York and st. Louis.
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at Noonan's Grove, near Burrs' Mills
Sunday, July 90, and August 8, the Bal
timore & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Burrs' Mills at %
cents for the round trip. Train will
leave Wheeling ut s n. m. Returning,
will leave camp ground station at p. m.
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under any government, that of casting
his ballot according to his own ideas Of
political economy.
MAY you publish what have said :?
Certainly; and you may allow people TO
draw their own inference Us TO how /
ghnll votnU
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All puntiers and flatters and punch
mmbler smoothes will meet Sunday
afternoon at 9 O'Clock sharp, at Trades
Assembly Hall, Decks block.)
By order OF COMMITTEE.
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Feb, . lssS.1Sor a trace Whatsoever Of III.
since my cure GEO. COTEY.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-For West Vir
ginia and Western Pennsylvania, fail
weather, preceded by local rains in West
Virginia; stationary temperature, fol
lowed Saturday night by slightly warmer
variable winds.
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On and after Sunday, May 6, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to ststersville and return
81 so, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re-
turn So %. Tickets good one day only.
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FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.


The worl; OF relief of the sufferers from
the awful disaster of last week goes on
very satisfactorily. Mr.. Cruise, of the
Board of Commissioner committee, has
started separate fund for the benefit of
the Caldwell run victims who are desti-
tute, and his appeal meets with ready
response.
Yesterday the Wheeling Bakery Com
pany took two hundredloaves Of breadto
TriGdelphia.
Mr.. John E. McCardle has received
the following contributions:
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Excursion to Cleveland, o., by the CIGve
land u Pittsburgh Railroad, July ~.

On Tuesday, July 81, the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad will sell excursion
tickets to Cleveland at the rate Of two
dollars for round trim.
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REMNANTS OF Seersuckers, Satines,
Table Linens and Lawns at one-half
usual price Mt STONE & THOMAS.
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Proposals.

NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works nj the Office Of the seCfe-
tary Of State In the City Of Charleston, until l.
O'Clock noon, Monday, August u, 1855, for the
excavation and removal Of earth, and the build.
Ing Of the foundation OF u second Hospital Tor
the Insane At Spencer, IN The county Of ROale.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office Of Secretary Of the State. The successful bli
der will be required 10 enter into COntrnct aud
give bond with approved security, In the penal
sum Of ten lhOusAnd dOllan, conditioned &C.
cOrdIng TO law, for the faithful performance Of
the son.TaGl; BY order Of lhe Board. Henry b,,If,
Works. ly2I.wAs
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SEE our 80 cent kid opera slippers.
]. w. AMCE 4 Co.,
lbs Main Street.
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WE have the only successful machine
and method OF demagnetizlng watches
IN West Virginia
JACOB ". GRUBB, JGWCler,
Cor, Twelfth u Market SITS.


The thermometer Mt schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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We have 10 pairs OF Misses one straE
opera slippers, which We will close Out
at 70 cents per pair;
j. W. AMICK 4 Co.,
ll4S Main Street.
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REMNANTS Of Carpets at one;half price
at STONE & THOMAS.
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TEX pieces Summer Silks at Soc per
ward, reduced from 90 and 60c, at
STONE Il Thomas.
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Notice..

BRUSSELS CARPETS from 43c per yard
and up at STONE 4 THOMAS.
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We cannot do justice to the esteem IN vbrl,
CutIcura, the great skin Cure, and CutITi,.4
Soap, nn exquisite skin BeautiGtr. ffrngt, 4
from tt, and tuttcHra ReSoiyent the utE lllnSi
Purifier; aIe held by tue thousands upon lion,
cure Of agnnEing, humiliatiug, NchIGf .f5is
aud .plmply, diseases Of the skin, srhlp. ana
blood, with los OF hair "''1
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Religious Notices.

~ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
4-$ Cor; twentieth aud Market ,tnui,, Ety
Vim. II. Cooke, ID, pastor. pirhpblufa at lg4
.. N. And 7:.9 =. N. s111nih sgbnol va. u.
T@D DISCIPLES, CHURCH CcuH Wael
~ iug-EldGr n. l.. Atwood, PASTOR sfl
vices at lU;,;O Il. III, Sunday school AZ d, 20. so
service in the evening. lAhr!lc mission ai. ~
Z. M.
~@FoURTH STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH
~ Rev. X. f. Randolph, ID, R,int
Preaching ut i6:36 e, M, aud i:}J +, 90, sET,dg
School ut ~. IN. Young Peoples meeting Mon
dayat 5:45 pm,
S,TIIlRD PRESBYTERIAN ClIrRril-
~ Eighth Wnrd-Euy. l.. ". lIff, Ia,lUt
Services ut 1880 u. N, and $50 y. NJ. SUNDAY
School at = y. III. Sunday School teachers mlgg
ing this evening ~ 1850 O'clock.
@f1RsT PRESBYTERIAN CUCGtG-
~ Rev, d. A. Cunningham, DID, ppto'
Preaching ut 1880 n, IN. No evening service.
sabbath School mt . a. N, Mission scHpb %
$50 p. M, Eighteenth street, above lagUh
Prayer meeting Wednesday cyenlpgIiEia
Y@FIRsT ENG. Evan, LuTlERSS
~ ClIuRCH-Rcv. L. II. D0mblsyrr pas
tor. II 1880 Il. III. there will be series mtR"
rial TO the late Mr.. Urlnh sAcpp one VI ibe
founders and first elders Of the congregation
Sunday School ut . y. III. The usgal v'rnInf
service at O'Clock,
TSFIRsT BAPTIST CHuRCli-CuuG
A-p Twelfth aud Byron S,rctp-l.pr, 4, T.
Jordan, pastor. Services NJ 1850 u, 90. 10 ihs
lecture room preaching al SOD p ~, by Rev
Ware. of Cincinnati. sunday school Hi ~ p
IN. Young peoples meeting Monday Al SUP
IN. Prayer meeting "Wednesday at sal y, N.
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Sold everywhere. Price Cuticuu, Hlc.; sosn
Sc; Rcsolyent, 81. Prepared Gy The p0rb
BRtd AND CHEMICAL. Co, Boston, HAS,
HB-Send for "How to Cure Skin pl,et.csre
pages, 70 illustrations. aud 100 testimOuIls
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-17

We understand that the sidewalk
on the north side of Main-st., from the
Central restaurant up to and around the
Nodine block, and along Grand-st., is to
be rebuilt at once and made Of double
thickness, A royal good action that will
be-and most likely prove saving to
the city by preventing damage suits for
dislocated shins and other delicacies.
Some of the walks on the opposite side
of the street need a little of this atten-
ton, also, P. d. q.
The HERALD acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Editor Warner, of the Col
fax Commoner, last Tuesday, accompa-
MED by Oliver Hall, district-deputy
grand chancellor, K P; John Hart, John
Ellis, A Coolidge, Charles Bowder and
4. G. Harris, all of Cceur d'Alone lodge,
Colfax. The gentlemen were on their
way to Gencssee to assist in the institu-
ton there Of new lodge of the order.
They were joined at this place by Sir
Knights J. F. Fariss, Orville Stewart,
NJ. G. True and E. E. Ellsworth. All
returned Wednesday, reporting mag
nifcent" time.
All persons wanting wood or coal will
do well to see the agent of the Northern
Pacific road at Pullman. 3tf
The watches stolen from the Palace
Hotel last week were found Wednesday
by Frank Taylor in the rubbish and
wood in rear of Reed & Prentis' ware
house. Taylor was loading his dray
with wood, and in doing SO happened to
uncover a silver watch in the chips that
lay about the wood-pile. This led to
further search in the vicinity, resulting
in his recovering all four Of the stolen
time-pieces and a pocket-book from the
spot where they had evidently been has
tily secreted by the thief. The proper
ty was restored to the owners (the Nc
Connell "boys" and Julius Christian
sony, but the robber is still at large.
"A rather novel election wager will
be publicly paid in this city next Tues
day afternoon. Barney Hattrup pinned
his faith on Cleveland by betting VIM
Renfrew a new SO silk hat, 500 in cash
and ride in a brand-new wheel barrow
that Harrison would not be elected pres
ident. Having lost, Barney will carry
out the program, and will wheel Rem
frew the length of Main-st. and back il
new barrow on the day mentioned
The vehicle (Which is included in the
wager) will be appropriately decorated
and Renfrew will wear the new hat an6
carry the 500 bill as a banner. You
should be on hand to see the phun.
Lost: A fine Mexican parrot, a good
talker. Finder literally rewarded or
leaving information of its whereabouts
at this office.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-17
UNIONTOWN.
From Journal, Nov. s.

From Journal, Nov. 8.
Court convenes at Colfax December
18th.
Our farmers are sowing their winter
wheat.
Election is over. Pay your bets and
be friends.
Erickson, the saw-mill man, left for a
visit to the old country, last week.
T. D. Stewart shipped his household
goods to Walla Walla and followed
Thursday.
Mr.. Gose received seven new law vol
umes Monday, which, added to his al
ready large library, viii materially aid
him in the practice of his profession.
The Uniontown Distillery company
has been organized and we expect to be
able to give our readers the news that
the institution is in full running order.
A few necessary changes are being made
owing to the approach of winter.
Mr.. Riley, the Northern Pacific Ele-
vator company carpenter, was in town
and we learn the platform he
had charge of at Jacobs siding, is fin
ished. In size it is 24x64, 10 foot posts,
and temporarily covered. Next season
a warehouse is to be erected.