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DRINK Malto at soda fountain.

When Justice Did Not Wait Very Long.
Our popular Justice, Warren D. Lewis,
is gin luck" He purchased one.
twentieth OF ticket 7l,67S OF The Louis.
lana State Lottery Company, and Mt the
monthly drawing of the company, held
on the 18th inst, that ticket drew the
second capital prize Of 100000. "Yes,''
said the Justice, to-day, June %, re.
Ceived the money by express. "-BdbylOtl
IN " Signal, June 80. D&w
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DAMAGE TO OTHER BRIDGES.

The following communication from the
Board OF Public Works was presented:
eve respectfully report that in our
opinion the iron work on the Market
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots IN old Fair Grounds, hnek
Orchard, North and South Front streets and
South Penn street, at very low figures.
a -Four RoOmcd Cottage for Sg,O.
Seven Roome4 House, MI. y South York
street, bathroom, Ike.
Six IOomel Brick House. southwest corner
Thirty.clghth and Wood street; will pay rs All
Investment,
Five Roomeh House, No q North broadway
street. Gll In iirst class condition. will make Il
very pleasant home.
Seven ROomcd House, No .5s North Front
street; river lot, on high ground
Five RoOmGd iiOnsc al fi0 Market street; y
good property cheap.
a good Three RO0mCd Cottage, lot G}El.O, No.
G2 South Huron street, 500,
Dwelling Houses always on hand for rent
iYal @, o. SMITH. lgH MAlDFL
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TnE Wheeling and Parkersburg pack.
cts, steamers Elaine and New Courier
will carry passengers at one fare for the
round trip during the Wheeling Fair,
Tickets good till used. State rooms free
Meals 25c each.
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CoLuMDrs, O., August 9S.-Dispatches
have been published that there was an
epidemic of black measles here, when it
is Columbus, Georgia, that is intended.
There is no sickness here OF any kind.
The city is in excellent sanitary condi-
finn
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TIE steamer Emma and barge will
run excursions from the wharf, foot Of
Twelfth street, to the Island during the
Fair, making trips every ten minutes.
Fare for the round trip, 8 cents. Special
rates given to parties OF so or more.
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Edward wngncr-sweitzer and LImbergCr
Cheese.
Public Sale OF DWELLINGS,. Il. AckGr.
CalnpaiEn GoodS--J. ". LOanG.
ProclanIHtlon-R. N. Gllleland, Acting Mayor,
Jersey Milk Shakc-I.ist's Drug Store.
Fruit Iars-COuncr & Snedcker.
Geo NJ. Shook K CO.-New Fall and Winter
Etork-ucad OF Local.
10 Druggists aud GroecrS-St1nton " Dayen'
port.
Piano Tuning-F. ". BaumGr 4 Co.
Vienna ChIna-Ewing HroS.
lloge & Bro.-FRrmer'S implements.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 90.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Nir-
sinia, fair, warmer, variable winds, fol-
lowed Wednesday along the lower lakes
by light local rains and southwesterly
Winds.
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wHEELING WINS IT'S SECOND GAME


Since Il Has Econ ON THIS Trlp-Other IInII
News.
KALAMAZOO, Mlcn., August 2S.-fhe
Wheeling team, aided somewhat by
Umpire Reid, defeated Kalamazoo this
afternoon. Nicholson was hit hard and
quite effectively. Flanagan was also
hit hard and not always safely. Otteson
and Brodie did great field work. O'Neil
was fined S. for allowing the ball to
whiz by him, thereby giving the base
runner two bases after one man was out.
The score:
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BosroN, August 2s.-woOi steady; Michigan
y Aeeces at 27LA9Sc: Ohio and Pennsylvania
at 9SA2gc for X. SGdI &C for Xxx and above; comb.
ing and delnlnc selections steady, at 3ia!lGc for
No. comblng: Ohio fine lClGlnc J0a3lc; MiGhi'
gan tine leiainc 2h!DG; Territory woods active
and firm at GOa6jc: fine melium iSlSGc; medium
45aiSc; unwRshGd Ohio lOA2gc; Michigan lSi2lc;
pulled woods super 30a37c eNtn 9iG2Sc.
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Mnltn.


The hot weather cools off wonderfully
when you get on the mountain top. The
Mt. Lake Park Hotel has broad piazzas
and all the accommodations TO make q
stay pleasant.
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Republican Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August Pa
caucus OF Republican Senators has been
called to meet at Senator Edmunds'
house on Thursday evening to consider
the tariff bill, which will be presented
BY the Finance Committee.
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State Fair, SECOND DAY.
Everything Encouragesthe Man
ayers so far.
SOME FINE RACES TUESDAY
And other Attractive Speed Events
Announced for the Remaining
Days-The Attendance from
outofTown-The Exhibits.

The eighth annual fair OF the West
Virginia Exposition and State Fair AS
ISOLATION is now in full blast, and a great
fair it is.
BY yesterday morning nearly every
thing was in pace as had been promised,
and the show was practically complete;
it only waited for the crowds to attend
to make it a success financially. In every
respect except that of attendance, the fair
OF 1888 is considered us IN entirety, the
best ever known in the Ohio Valley. 1t
remains to be seen what the attendance
will be, but the outlook is very encour-
aging, The racing commenced yester-
day and was full OF interest from the
very start. The prediction is made that
this interest will be kept up till the
close OF the meeting. In nearly every
race there is q large field entered and
good lively sport is almost sure to result.
The weather yesterday was in striking
contrast with that OF the day before.
The clear air, bracing breeze and bright
sunshine made everything appear at
tractive, and lent encouragement to
those who have labored so many weeks
to bring about the gratifying results that
are to be seen on all sides after one
enters the grounds. The attendance was
another encouraging feature; the cash
receipts from the gates were larger than
on the same day last year, and there
were a goodly number OF railroad tickets
taken in where on the same day last year
there was scarcely dozen railroad ex-
cursion tickets seen.
The management is encouraged TO be-
lieve that this early appearance OF out OF
town tickets in considerable numbers,
means big rush OF country cousins on
the last two days.
STATE DAY.
To-day is announced on the bills as
State Day, and large majority Of those
from the interior OF the State, who are
here attending the political conventions
should by all means find time to slip
over to the Island and take peep at the
hbig show, even II they do not have time
for thorough inspection. This alter
noon there will be the same good racing
to engage attention.
The sheep department now presents q
much better appearance than it at first
promised to. The arrivals Monday night
swelled the number OF head on exhibit
ton to nearly $50. The horse show,
however, still continues to be the draw.
ing card in the live stock departments
The cattle exhibits have been increased
till there are no stalls left unoccupied
In the various halls there are countless
things to be seen so nicely arranged that
they can be seen with the most satisiac'
tory results.
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IaFlA mlInRIsl g %; 81 %; =
sScnt to barn for foul driving.

There were six entries and starters in
the run OF the day, but only three fin
ished the race. In getting the horses off
MIR. Anderson, who Is starting the Jump
ers, had no end Of trouble in getting
them of. At last the flag dropped with
Mulligan and Pell Nell having shade
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THE IRISH CI.RRGY IN Lane.
Resolutions Expressing Adherence 10 Par.
nall I1,,s.,.,I nj !, f,nnFcr,nc.

TUT tl7E".- VI W " 1N71IHNH N1''0'
DUBLIN, August 9s.-At a general con-
ference of clergy at Drogheda to-day
Most Rev. DIR. Logue, Primate OF all
ireland, presiding, resolutions were
adopted demanding the release Of John
Dillon, expressing sympathy with and
confidence in Parnell and approving the
raising Of fund for Mr.. Parneii's de-
fanua
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Public Sale.
PUBLIC SALE or ISLAND LOTS.

On SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 1, ISIS, at %
o'clock u. M, ut the front door Of the CpH
House will offer for sale TO the highest bidder
Twelve ~ FInu, Desirable Building Lots 'tn.
ate and known NJ lots Nos. Is, II, H. 10, y Ahd
q Oh the east side, and %: y, %, u, y and l"4
the west side OF Elan street, between FIotldaahd
~ feet front and UO feet deep. but, II 10 drsini
by purchaser. Will tel - feet front These
afe II irw II the most dcsimtie tniN n"% g
malnlug IN thnG 'rctiDn ol the Island wEicl
" now being ~ mpiGly bnilt upon. aUl
those who want to own home should a@l,
on which 10 build ii. Only a fuw mfrnir' ~ats
from the bridge, the FRIF Grounds aud The XII
ferries W. II. RINEilNlT.
Real Estate Agent llGi Market 81
". II. lIALLER, AuCtlOuCcr Ga-n
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ATTENTION is called to Edward Wag-
ner's advertisement OF Sweitzer and
Limberger cheese. Mr.. Wagner's
cheese has become noted in this section.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

y
~ Shares Citizens Street Railway.
10 Shares Fire and Marine INSURANCE Co.
~ shares Peabody INSURANCE Go.
Shares IEtiR Iron and Steel Co.
Shares ElsOn Glass Co.
Shares Ohio Valley Bank.
~ Shares LGughlln Nail MIL.
!. IRWIN, Agent,
Anl7 No. y Twelfth Sinri
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Wanted.
Announcements,
A INVOLVEMENT.

A INVOLVEMENT.
Tone HoIeu Of Ohio County:
lam n candidate for the oalcc Of pro..cr,,,.
Attorney, and respectfully solici, your yo,a, y,
the election to be held Novcsassi &. iS>,,
Truly youn,
IM JOE D. RLSoS
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RosSER-At Bellalre, O., on Tuesday evening,
August %, 1855, at . O'Clock, Of paralysis,
ELIZABETH, wife Of Thomas kOsser In the
10th year Of her age.
Funeral Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Earned runs-WheGling I. Two base hits
Daily, Nicholson, Stencil, otterSon. Double
plAyS-Wheeling l.. Base on balls -oil Flanagan
). Hit by pItChCr-by Flanagan l. Passed balls
Yak o. Left on baseS-KNlAmnzOO 1: Wheel
Ing 3. Struck out-by Nicholson 1; by Flanagan
3. TimS-i:Se. Umpire Reid.
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WE lave the only successful machine
AMI method Of dcmagnetizfng watches
In West Virginia
JACOB W. CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth u Market Sts.
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oMnR.ESDw The smoothest, strong
est, and most elastic,
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Thernonleter RECORD.

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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FOR RENT.


No. 1912 Market street, store'room aud Two
No. III seventeenth street, rOomcf hnn' c = So
No. 1900 jacob street. lfO0ils.'.'.','' ',,,.s,- w
No. Is Twenty.iOurth street GFoOmei house - ~
No. 1903 Alley II, u
No. 2GOi Woods street, . rOOIis.,,,-,,',..r'sa ~
No. $50 Main street .r-'' M
No. $50 Alain street, I rOOmt......r.'''s -'' y,
No. 2jOI Main N
No. 2iO7 Alley B....,,,,.,,. y,
No. ~ Eleventh street, rooms and cei,Ai
No. % Eleventh street, rooms anI crilAiH
No. O. Twenty.thlrd street, rooms .,r;'.-.e - ~
Office room second floor Of Reilly blnck ~
OiiIce room, second floor Of Reilly bloak--' . ~,
Three rooms, east end Of Alley l5.".-a,, % *
Personal attention given To the COLLECTION y,
rents and other accounts; the purchase FuH % -
OF real estate the prosecution Of claim -,
sion, Bounty, &c. Pensions are increase H Iir
properly presented, Many Pension ,N"u'' 'N
''' JAMES A. HENRY
Real Estate Agent, u, $. Pension am ''A'i" a.
tOrney, Collector aud NoiaY, ii'uDllG, .,.rr-
au20 lGl2 MAGhLl .s..-.--s
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General Notices

NOTICE.
Ny wItC, SARA JANE PLuES. hayin. ,ot
my bed and board wlthOu, Just causr 1e,,h,
warn all PERSONS not to trust heron ny account
as will not be responsible for any debt, eor,
trartch by her.
au2jo WILLIAM NM
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MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
IXI FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm Of 10 acres, miles
south OF MoundNille convenient to church and
schools, within two miles OF mill aud store.
Farm OF about % acres, two miles from river
aud railroad; part bottom.
". V. HOGE 4 BRO.,
lCl0 100 Market SiFrL
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FOR SALE.

tsi) rwenty.lOur Lots in CaldWcll's Add.
ton to the City Of Wheeling.
sala Lots arc bounded on thcuorh by Twenty.
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street, on
TIE south by the HRn1lRG Homestead, aud oD
the west by the Is. & o. u. 4.
Their proximity. to the shove named AiIrnst
establishments.
II not sold in thirty tayS will be sold At pub.
lie auction.
For terms aud further information apply 70
". V. uOGE 4 BRO,
1870 Market street,
Or WILLIAM N. HASnLAE,
Aul5 s. Cor. Chaplinc & Six .ronh st.
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l;Err up with the people, buy "Mile-
Emu
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DRINK Malto, 25 cents a bottle.
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Other rri.s,ato Games Played Yesterday


At Tolelo-Toledo, 10; Mansfield, 3.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Canton, Il,
At INSTRUMENTATION, 4; ZanesYillc, 3
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For Rent,
FoR RENT.
For Sale.

dor SALE-A NICE FARM OF 20
II acres, ~ acres timer. Farm well walcrrJ
Orchard, gOOI house, stable and OrfIeF nutbnid
Ings Situate on good TOnd, four mile, iFom
MartinSbnrg. Price S2,lOO, OnChali cash, hat
nnce In one aud two years J. II. GRiSTOR
Agent. MartInsbuT, W. Va, Nuis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-05-30
Paid q Negro to Kill his Father.

There have been three arrests made dur
ing the past week in the Joe James murder
case, but whether these arrests are based
upon anything more than suspicion re-
mains to be learned, as if Aere is any real
clue to the murder it is kept quiet. The
air is full Of rumors, but they are rumors
only and cannot be traced to any reliable
authority.
Two Of the parties arrested are William
Scott and Louis Williams, oolored, and the
third party is Joe James, Jr., the son Of the
murdered man. It is said that the two 0e-
groes who are in Jail claim that young
James offered them $500 each to kill his
father, but they refused. Bob Arthur, col
ored, who is said to be really the murderer,
has so far managed to evade arrest, though
he is still hiding in the neighborhood.
Young James is chained down in the
dungeon, and the trial justice who COM
mitted him refuses him preliminary hear
ing, although his counsel has repeatedly de-
manded it. It is possible, and indeed proba-
BILE, that the sheriff is in possession Of some
very strong evidence which he does not
care to have made public before the case
goes to trial. It is whispered that the par
ty who did the shooting was told where to
find the reward as soon as the work was
done, and that according to agreement he
went to the appointed spot and found it,
and then made himself scarce, and that
young Joe James is the mao that made the
contract
It is the almost universal opinion of the
public, and has been ever since the murder,
that James was shot by some negro whom
his son hired to commit the deed. This
opinion, too, has been expressed freely and
openly. It is stated that young James was
in Darlington for the purpose Of swearing
indictments for slander against people who
accused him of the murder of his father
when he was arrested. Farna-
E,-;os9
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Attention Democrats.

This is an important election year. Or
GERS from the presidency down are to be
filed. The republicans are not idle,
and the democracy must work as a unit III
order to be victorious.
The local clubs are heing re-organized,
the preliminary work of the campaign is
being started, and noc is the time for all
Democrats to come promptly forward and
take an active part in the reorganization
of their party organizations. What the
Property Reporter says to the people Of
Newbery is equally applicable to our peo-
pie, viz: The need Of the best men in the
party making their influence felt in the re-
organization of the Democratic clubs cannot
be too strongly emphasized. Such clubs are
tae foundation of party organization. The
influence Of the different clubs is felt
throughout all other party meetings. The
County Conventions are composed Of dele
gates from the several Democratic clubs in
3 county. Those delegates, fresh from
the club room and its influences. in County
Convention assembled, select men who
compose the State Democratic Convention.
How important, then, that the most
substantial citizens make their voice heard
in the organization of the clubs, as well as
in the selection of delegates by such organ
izsions. Keep pure the source Of the
stream, and the water will be sweet.
Stop log-rolling at the club meetings, and
the DAYS Of wire-puling in the conventions
will be numbered. There is everything to
gain and nothing to lose by all true Demo-
Gratis taking an active interest IN the re-or-
eanization and work of their clubs.-Smnter
Wctchnan ard So1dh-oa.
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Cure OF Cancer and Ulcers.

Judge T. G. McLendon writes to
the Swift Specific Co.: "About three
years ago, Jerry Bradley had a can
cerous sore on his face, near the right
eye. It caused him great deal OF
pain and he lost the sight Of the eye
but was finally cured by the use OF
Swift's Specific. This case is well
known in Wilkes Co., Ca, where he
lived"
MIR. L. Cox, of Arkabutla, Tate Co.,
Miss, writes: Il suffered a great
deal from old ulcers for years. Your
medicine was recommended, and af-
ter using six bottles was completely
cured. Your medicine does even
more than you claim for it. I have
known it to cure cases which were
thought hopeless"
Mrs. A. NJ. Goldsmith, No. 674
Warren St, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
Il commenced using S. S. S. about
three years ago. I had suffered
much with 8 sore throat for over q
year. I used 8 great many other
remedies with no good results. Ny
little girl, also, had sore fingers; it
commenced from the quick, and then
the nails would come of. We doctor
ed her for over two years, and when
I began using S. S. S. l thought !
would see what It would do for her.
I am thankful to say that it entirely
cured her. It is the best remedy /
know Of for the blood. I really be-
lieye it was the means of saving my
life. The doctor told me I had a
throat disease similar to General
Grants. I cheerfully recommend it
to all suffering from disordered blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga
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DON'T EXPERIMENT.

You cannot afford to waste time IN ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems, at first
only cold. Do not permit any dealer to
impose upon you with some cheap imi-
tation of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be
sure you get the genuine. Because he can
make more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or just the same.
Don't be deceived. but insist upon getting
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, which is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at Din
Ens l. Co.'S Drug Store. Large bottles ST..
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The Southern Presbyterian General As
selably, now in session in Baltimore, has
very amphatically, by vote of 10s to "a,
condemned the evolution teachings of Rev.
Dr. james Woodrow, of this State. The
assembly declares its belief that Adam was
created from the dust Of the earth, and not
evolved from any lower animal. There
were minority reports and protests, but the
majority opposed Dr. Woodrow's ideas.
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The suit in the United States district

The suit in the United States district
court against the bondsmen Of Charles Z.
Bartlett the Sumter bank defaulter, re-
suited in the jury's finding verdict ofs1o,-
coo. the full amount of the bond, in favor
of the plaintiff. Gen. E. ". Noise repre-
sented the plaintiff, and Gen. Jos. b. Earle
the defense. We think the finding just.
When number of persons 60 surety for
another person, and that person fails to do
his duty, or transcends his rights and du-
ties. as Bartlett did, we think the bonds
men should be held responsible.
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SOUND LEGAL OPINION.

E. Bainbridge Mundy, Esq, County Atty,
Clay Co., Texas says: Have used Electric
Bitters with most happy results. Ny brother
also was very low with Malarial Fever and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use Of
this medicine Am satisfied Electric Bit
ters saved his live"
Mr.. D. I. NilccSson, Of Horse Cave, Ky,
adds q like testimony, saying: He posi-
tively believes he would have died, had it
not been for Electric Bitters,
This great remedy viii ward of, as well
as cure all Malaria Diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled. Price Soc. and s. at
Dinkins & Co.'S Drug Store.