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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
How lIe propospd.

l took her little hand In mine
II quivercd like a bird;
And as felt its touch divine
A trembling sigh heard
Momcutous time Should PROPOSED
knew not what to say:
AS behold my blushing Rose
/ felt my hair turn gray.
thought OF Byron, Scott, and Moore;
An, could but recall
A bit OF their poetic lorel
I once had known IL all
30 woman, In our hours OF ease
| blundcringly said.
And then thought my tongue would freeze
And wished that were dead.
NV heart was beating like a fail,
And vet my lips were dumb;
The clock that hung upon a nail
licked louder than a drum.
could not see, for, strange to tell,
The air seemed full Of smoke.
Then from my tongue tho letters fell,
And then-and then spoke.
~ love you. dearl' said in haste;
81 love you, too ~ she said;
And then claaped her dainty walsh
Aud kissed her lips OF red.
Then came a flood of poetry,
shouted yards OF rhyme;
And she Ia going 10 marry me
In apple.blossom time.
IS. NJ. Peck in Harpcr's Bazaar.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Caught IN the ouicksand.

Two gentlemen OF Athens. Ga,
went TO n neighboring town few days
ago on a business trip. After they had
finished all their business they started
home in the snow. In crossing a little
creek the horses and wagon ran into
quicksaud, and IN second the horses
went down into the sand, and were I'M
able to extricate themselves. The
wagon was sinking fast, and soon went
In the sand over the hubs. Tho snow
was falling at fearful rate, and tho
wagon and horses steadily sinking.
They both sprang from She wagon to
save themselves, aud fortunately found
several negroes near Mt hand who went
10 their rescue, and with hard work
cut the horses loose from the wagon,
and saved them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Our Detectives.

1t is painful to notice disposition
on the part of certain newspapers and
individuals to cast doubt on the in
telligeace and efficiency OF our detect
ives. Nothing takes the heart out of a
man so utterly as TO have people ac-
knowledge openly to him that he is an
ass Then, again. what is the use of
having detectives il we do mot give
them a fair show to detect When a
Hawkshaw has put his powerful mind
at work long enough 10 construct q
theory and has then industriously.
gathered together a number OF facts
that are explained by that theory. moth
ing is better calculated to plunge him
into despair than for some impertinent
witness 20 testify to other facts wh ich
do not fit II is time such things were
stopped. II the judges would rule out
such evidence we would have more
convictions, and the detectives would
be soothed aud sustained by the teel-
ing that they were doing something.
Texas Siftings.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
ola But Good Ones.

An old joke is as good as a new one
to 6 person who never heard it. More
over, good joke is worth repeating,
even if it is old Our readers may
recognize some of the following as old
favorites:
What is the difference between fog
and fallen star? Ones mist on earth
aud the other is missed in heaven.
Why is man called honorable who
is upstairs beating his wife? He is
above doing mean act.
What are the greatest astronomers?
The stars, because they have studded
the heavens for ages.
What is better than God, worse than
the devil, the dead eat it. and if the
living eat il, they would die? Nothing,
What is thieving in the outskirts?
Picking ladies' pockets.
Ia what place did the cock crow
when all the world heard himP In
Noah's Ark.
When does the rain become too IA
miliar to a ladyP When it begins to
pat her (patter) on the back.
Why rnay carpenters reasonably be-
lieve their is no such thing as stonep
Because they never saw it.
Who are the BEST nseN sent to war?
Lawyers. because their charges are so
great no one can stand them.
Why is Satan always gentleman?
Because being the imp OF darkness, he
can never be imp-o'-light.
II church be on fire. why has the
organ the smallest chance OF escapep
Because the engine cannot play on il.
Why are the makers of the Arm
strong guns the greatest thieves in her
majesty's service? Because they rife
all the guns, forge the materials, and
steel all the gun brooches.
Why was Goliah surprised when he
was struck by stonep Because such
thing never entered his head before.
What color is field of grass when
covered with snow2 Invisible green.
II YOU had TO swallow man, what
kind would you prefer? A little Lon
don porter
Why is solar eclipse like mother
whipping her boy9 Because IL is a
hiding of the son,
What is the most difficult train to
catchp The 1880. because IL is "ten
TO one if YOU catch il.
"Ah." said the liy, as 1t crawled
around the bottle, II have passed
through the Matching age. the creeping
age, and now am in the mucilage''--
then it ck,--Iaukcc blade.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
row TIE HEAVENS MOVE.
a. Celestial Collision Inevitable, bur
Not Right Away.

~
Not Right Away.
The elder Strive made the movement
Of the sun through space TO be about
five miles a second; but on the SUPPOSE
sition Of the brightest stars being be-
tween two and three times nearer TO us
than they seem really to be. We can
now see that the actual speed OF the
solar system can scarcely fall short OF
twelve or exceed twenty miles a second.
BY moderate estimate, then, our POI
sition 10 space is changing to the ex-
tent of five hundred millions Of miles
annually, and collision between our
sun and the nearest fixed star would be
inevitable were our course directed In
a straight line toward IT'D after the
lapse of $4,000 years. The old problem
of chow the heavens move" success
fully attacked In the solar system, has
retreated 20 a stronghold among the
stars, from which 10 will be difficult TO
dislodge it. In the stupendous mech
anism of the sidereal universe. the act
ing forces can only betray themselves
to us by the varying time confgura-
tions of its parts But as yet our
knowledge of stellar movements is
miserahly scanty. They are apparent
ly so minute as TO be-
come perceptibie, in general.
only through observations of great
precision extending over number OF
years. Even the understanding star
would spend 257 years in crossing an
arc of the heavens equal to the disk of
the full moon. Vet all the time lowing
TO the inconceivable distances of the
objects in motion) these almost evanes-
cent displacements represent yelocities
in many cases so enormous as to battle
every attempt to account for them.
Runaway stars are no longer OF ex-,
treme rarity. One in the Great Bear,
known as ''Groombridge. 1880, y invisi-
BILE to the naked eye. but sweeping over
at least 200 miles each second, long led
the van of stellar speed; Prof. Pritch-
ards Photographic determination of the
parallax Of CassiOpeia shows, however.
that inconspicuous object not only TO be
a sun about forty times as luminous as
our own, but to be travelling at the
prodigious rate OF 800 miles while
DIR. Elkin's result for Arrturus gives it
velocity of little less thon 400 miles.
"a second The express star of the
southern hemisphere, so far, Is one of
the fourth magnitude situated in Tou-i
can. Its speed of about 200 miles a
second may. however, soon turn out to
be surpassed by some Of the rapidly
moving stars picked out for measure.
ment at the Cape. Among them are
some pairs drifting together, and
presumed therefore to be connected by.
a special physical bond, and to lie at
nearly the same distance from ourselves
This presumption win now be brought
to the test Contemporary Review.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
snirits Scared the Editor.

We don't believe in spirits-in any
way. manner. shape or form but We'd,
nesday evening quite party assem-
bled at the residence of Mr.. ]. r.
Forester to have table rapping. and
the results of that meeting were won-
derful. The table used was an ordi-
nary wooden one and the circle was
formed by some Of the party seating
themselves around il and placing their
hands in such a manner as to form q
circuit For some time the table re-
manned unmoved, but after a little
more time it began to bob about and
move from one end of the room to the
other. Then the medium said that,
the spirits were at work OF.
course we didn't believe in that, but as
the table raised up from the floor cold
chills passed up aud down our back
and tit of trembling seized hold upon
us We didn't have any confidence in
the spirit part of the performance. I'M
derstand. but we trembled all the same.
At one time the table was raised to a
considerable distance from the floor,
falling with such force as to break it to
pieces. Some of the names given by
the spirits were only known by one OF
the party in the room; at other times
the names were unrecognized. The
messages delivered were, some OF them,
quite startling, aud were enough to
make believer Of the most incred-
ulous. Verify some strange things
happen at these meetings. and they
are things which we can't explain at
ALL Albany (Ga.) News and Adver-
Hser.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
The Force Of Habit.

In Chicago. First Mani see you
are moving
Second Man-"Yes."
sRent too high2"
''No, very reasonable
Don't you like the houseeM
Eyes. like il better than any house
] ever lived in.n
"Bad neighbors, | suppose
.No, the neighborhood is excel-
lent.n
"Why, then, do you movep7
Look here, where are you fromg
Don't you know that this Is the Hrat OF
May ?n-Arkansaw Traveller.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
A Manawer's Ill-Lnck.

Theatrical Manager (despondently)
III am uudonem
Wife" Mercyi Has the theater
burned downPn
"Worsel That new play on which
spent so much money contains such a
line moral lesson that the preachers
are advising people to so SEQ il. Now
L won draw enough TO pay the ush-
airs. New York Weekly.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Only a Bonnet.

A bit Of wire, q cloud of lace,
And nesting rosebuds, two or three;
A moments glimpse OF someo ones face
And-well. 70 know, it seems to me
For thai one smile passing caught,
Upon the street, I'D give my life.
The bonnet is the one bought,
And she who wears it is my wife
Detroit Free Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
WIN Have a Front Seat.

"Arc you going TO the centennial
celebration at New York, Clarap"
"Certainly. We've had special
invitation. Papa's grandfather signed
the Declaration of Independence and
was one OF the forefathers.n
That's nothing, I've got an uncle
In New York who knows Ward Meal
lister md is one OF the four hundred. "
Chicago Herald.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

no. NUhu1y seems to have
liz friendly suterest in the case,
has bevm haunting the White
Tor weaA#. until. between our
IT. md flaafe was q merry twinkle
sars xwldnnksR Wge) I'm afraid Mrs.
o. N getting ii little jealous. /
1 hmd better end the matter
why III oaher to-day, aud
Il thn Ysss0T woman an answer at
oeks agse'e waiting over there
ntwu@n Eza@ swo OF them I don't
sMs | daFe go home without
~ sAsl albe job Finished. and Mr..
y v ay0a swsnkled again.
u not fAr way, an interested
ID il Of ana anene, aud when Gen.
n cared hia throat and called
IL AxnllAou, / came promptly to
IL
y long du you think it would
~ colonel to get this case
Tho pension Officer" asked the
IL nfsag il brief examination OF
AZ n
~" frofn 6wantg to thirty minutes,
Mr. Isroeident.' | glanced
"a 10 papers and saw that they
Ia proper form. If you will
81 by RETURN / win come back TO
half Nh hour; or / added, IL
FER IL 1 will take the certificate
" IA the While House and save
10 i much fiane.'
sssss ys.laag man, Mr.. Lincoln
# led ehearlly, bring them back
Ial waAEk f0r them here
n penHivn office was then located
NJ seeess hnalaing In Seventeenth
only Il law doors from the war
alexas. ssae not long In reach-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
Tri.State LeaCua Record.
Base Bell Brlefs.

The Belmont Stars defeated the Twenty
fifth Street Stars by score of 10 to 8.
The Mcundsvilles were defeated by the
Broken Bats yesterday at Moundsville, IA
to 5.
The Excelsiors defeated the Rid Letters
8 TO on the Eighth ward grounds yester-
day.
Fiizsimmons called Jack Remsen back
number and the Manager fined him 81 SO.
Jack is back number.
Fred Miller has been telegraphed for,
and now that the management has been
changed he may return.
Base ball at the Island park Saturday,
July 81, Pink Carriers VS.. Red Letters.
Game called at $3.50. Admission, 10 cents.
The Pink Carriers defeated the Morning
Stars, of Martins Ferry, by score of IA
to IL. Batteries, Powell and Farrell, Har-
ding and Holiday.
Kennedy had his uniform on again yes
terday and was down on the score card as
substitute. 1t is hoped Perkins will again
get down TO work and retrieve himself.
AS Burchsrd walked off the field he
remarked: What do you think of that?"
l pitched three days in succession, and in
this League too, at thirty-five cents o
month and blsckberries."
There will be benefit game Of base ball
ond the Island Park this afternoon between
the Wheeling club and the strongest pick
ed nine the city can afford, with probably
one of the Wheeling batteries. Game call-
ed at 3:3e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21

3; hits, Brooklyn 8, Athletics 6; errors,
Brooklyn A, Athletics 3; pitchers, Terry and
Seward.
At Washington 4, Cleve-
land 5; hits, Washington 8, Cleveland 7;
errors, Washington 2, Cleveland 3; pitch
eIs, O'Day and Beatip.
at Philadelphia-First game: Philadel-
phia 4, Plttsburg 3; hits, Philadelphia 10,
Pittsburg 8; errors, 3 each; pitcher, Stealey
and Bufinton. Second game: Philadel-
phia 16, Pittsburg l; hits, Philadelphia 81,
Pistsburg a; errors, Philadelphia 1, Pitts
burg a; pitchers. Sanders and Calvin.
At Boston-Boston none, Chicago 9;
hits, Boeton 8, Chicago 5; errors, Boston
5, Chicago none; pitchers Clarkson and
Gumbert.
At New York-New York 8, Indianapo-
lis 5; hits, each; errors, New York none,
Indianapolis 6; pitchers, WEIGH and Rusie.
At Columbus-Columbus 4, Baltimore
5; hits, Columbus II, Baltimore 13; errors,
Columbus 3. Baltimore 2; pitchers, Widner
and Foreman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
NATURE,s HIGHWAY.

The Local Marks-The River at Points
Above.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet aud falling. The Scotia
got away for Cincinnati at o'clock last
evening. The marks from above yester-
day were: Morgantown, feet inches and
falling; weather cloudy. Rice's landing,
feet 10 inches and rising; weather cloudy.
Brownsville, feet 8 inches and rising;
weather cloudy. Lock No. 4, feet II
inches and stationary; weather rainy.
Greensboro, IA feet 6 inches and rising;
weather cloudy. Parker. foot 4 inches
and falling; weather is cloudy and warm.
Oil City, foot Z inches and falling; wealth
er cloudy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
THE JOHNSTOWN FUND.
Nearly 100000 Expended in the stricke
City

Nearly s7Oo, 900 Expended in the Stricken
City.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, July 20.-Mr. S. S.
Marvin and Secretary ]. B. Kremer, OF the
food relief commission, we're in town to-
day. They Waited the commissary and
other relief headqusrtere and expressed
themselves az pleased with what they saw.
Mr.. Kremer says that over $40, 600 has
already been expended in Johnstown,
not including the 100000 now
being paid out. He did not give
figures to show clearly where the money
mad gone, bat said it exceeded $40, 00O.
The total amount paid out by Treas
urer Thompson to-day WAS 500, 342.
OOly two bodies ware taken TO the
morgue to-day.
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NYEN.

MATHEwS-On Saturday, July 20th, 1889, at
2:l5 O'Clock p. m, NARY, wife OF August Math-
ews, aged As years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RIDGELY-On Sunday, July 14th. 1889, at
O'Clock g. M. w. A. RIOGELY, in his oil year.
REID Sunday, July 18th, 1889, Mrs SAEAH j.
REID, aged 81 years.
HGLLIAN-On Monday, July -, 1889, at rs
p m, HARRY LEONARD, son OF James }. ana
Anna Hillman, aged Is months and Y days.
BENNER- Monday afternoon, July Is, 1889, az
$50 o. m. JOS. S BENNER, aged 80 years
overwhelmingly July 18th, 1889, at 4l0
o'clock o. m, NAME / daughter OF Henry and
Eliza Dikeman, aged 20syears, months and u
days.
PEAL-Thursday evening, July 18th 1859, at
7:3O O'Clock, Mrs. CATHERINE PEAL, aged eighty
years
DAGG-At westerville, Ohio, July 10, 1889, Of
brain f-ver, LILLIAN RoNAYSE DA6G, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Dagg, aged months and
p days.
LONG-On Thursday, July Is, 1883, at O'Clock
a m. JOHN A. Long, in his Esd year.
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More PresldentIai Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, July 20. The President
to-day appointed the following pOstmas-
tiers: Charles E. Whittemore, at Lyndon,
Kansas; Oscar F. Temple, at Mansion,
Wis Thomas Carlin, at Pierce City, Mo ;
W. H. Sloan, at Jackson. o ; Mrs. Louisa
Keck, at Greeneville, Pa, vice H. K.
Reiss, resigned; Oven A. Luckenbach, at
Bethlehem, Pa, vice G. F. Herman, re-
moved.
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Jn.tics ON a Minister Murderer

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 20.-Henry
Duncan, the Free Will Baptist preacher,
who recently murdered his wife in Dale
county and eloped with a young lady Of
the neighborhoOd, was captured and tried
in the Circuit Court of Dale county, con-
victed and sentenced to death by hanging
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21

WORDS cannot express the gratitude
which people feel for the benefit done
them by the use of Ayers Ssrsapsrills
Lopg-stsnding cases of rheumatism yield
to this remedy when all others fail to give
relief. This medicine thoroughly expels
the poison from the blood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
Ohio Democrats Oppose Constitutional
Changes.

COLUMBUS, o., July 20.-The Demo
cratic leaders have concluded to oppo g
three constitutional amendments whose
submission was authorized by the last
Legislature. The amendments provide for
single Legislative districts, biennial cleo
tions and giving the Legislature complete
control of the subject of taxation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
Another Comfy Seat War.

CHICAGO, July 2O-A dispatch from
Topeka, Kas., says another county seat war
is threatened in Garfield county. The
bitterest feeling exists between the towns
of Rsveuns and Eminence, and collision
is probable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21

L1INtI IUUFi DLduhI0II II !" "OO1I"b =
home runs, Carey, Kelly 2, Bird; two-hsse
hits. Smith, Speidel q Meehar and Zim-
mer; struck out. by Dunn 6, by Morrison
,, by Burchard 8; bases on balls, off Duan
1, off Morrison 6; double plays, thinner to
Spsidel, Carey TO Smith; sacrifice hits,
Carey; stolen bases, Mansfeld2, Wheeling
4; time, 1 $50; umpire Barrett.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
League and Association.

At Observation-Disclosures l, ST. Louis
5; hits, Cincinnati 4,,S5. Louis 26; erIors,
Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 2; pitchers, King
and Chamberlain.
At New York-Brocklyn ., Athletics
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Heavy Bond Offerings.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-To'day's bond
offerings aggregated $685., 300, as follows:
Registered 4s $500 at 12s: registered 4!'s,
So, 900 at 10Y; SCI, 800 a; 1865.
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STEAMER BELLAIRE

STEAMER BELLAIRE.
Daily Trip, City Time-6:S5, S45 and 1:io a.
NJ; $50, 400 $50 p. m. ron
sunday Trips and 10 a. m; 1:So, $50 and $50
Pm.
xCTHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w on and after Monday, April %, 1853 trains
on the Wheeling and Kim Grove RaijToao WILL
run as follows:
Leave Wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park
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Board Of Equalization and Appeals,
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING, W. VA.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
l. all persons interested that the assessors elect
ed by the Council OF the City OF Wheeling have
completed their assessment for the year and
made return thereof 10 my office. Amy persons
wishing TO appeal from said assessment or desir-
ing any corrections made will appear At the City
Building before the Board OF Equalization and
Appeals on the following days ct O'Clock a m,
as the said Board will meet at that time at the
said City Building TO hear all objections to said
assessment and revise and correct the same:
Eighth ward, Monday, July p.
Sixth ward, tuesday, July %.
Fifth ward, Wednesday, July a.
-FOUR h waro thursday, July rs.
Third ward, Friday, July %
Second ward, Monday, July %
Seventh ward, Tuesday, July 90
First ward, Wednesday, july 81.
THOMAS r. THONER,
jy19i city Clerk
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When BABY was sick, we gave her Castora
When she we- 4 Child. she cried :or CastoTs.
When she became Mss, she chung to CGstoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
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Merthant Gailur.
Trarelers' Gnids.

4 RIVAL AND OF TRAINS
"A EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARES: ~Daily,
sunday excepted. monday excepted; ssun-
day only. saturday excepted. fsaturdsy only.
rs Meridian. Nay H. 1889. wheeling time,
which is lust one hour earlier than Central
Time.
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Proposals for Chapline Street Bridge.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office OF the Board OF Public Works
until - o'clock noon, OF Monday. July 22d, 1859
for building a Wooden Bridge on Chapline street
across Caldwell's Run. Plans and specitca. ions
can be seen al the Office Of the Boari of Public
Works
BY order OF the Board Of Public Works.
lyl6edi IHOS. ". DARRAH Clerk
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RANDOM NOTES.

-,.. GIRL, # tss East Are Making Interesting
Collections
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oy VARIOUS KINDS OF TRINKEIS'

o,..,, Do.rgs in Wheeling Quite Dull the Past
Week.
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SUNDAYS:

Leave the City at 7:eo &. 10. and run every hour,
except Church Train at 9:l5 p m. Leave Wheei,
Ing Park st 500 a. m and run every hour unl,
1000 D. m, except Church Trains, which VIII
leave the Park at 9i5 q. M, and Mheen1g NJ
tS.1s and 9.l5D m c. HIRNCH,
i1-' superintendent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
PRICK BRICK!
We have now ready large lot OF
Excellent Building and Paving Brick For SALE

delivered in any part OF Wheeling or at any
Mace reached BY railroad. Get our prices py
@PP'' ROBINSON BROS,
,a9rb Bellaire, Ohio
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed propos ais for painting the roof the Fifth
ward Market will be received at the Office OF the
City Clerk, addressed 10 the Chairman of the
Committee on Markets, until Saturday. july o.
lesg, at 4 O'Clock p IN. For further information
call on the undersigned.
c. W. KREITER,
Chairman Committee on Markets.
jyl9,@,2l, %, 2SM,25.2627
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21

binger, on Nineteenth street, after which
Dir. and Mrs. Bsuter left On the 1920 Pan
Handle train for the East.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Edward Sylyis
celebrated the twentieth anniversary of his
birth in an enjoyable manner at the resi-
dence Of his parents at the corner of Mark
ct and Eleventh streets. Quite number
of his friends were present and all spent a
pleasant evening in various amusements,
splendid refreshments being served at the
proper hour. The young host was con-
graduated on all sides and lots of good
wishes were rendered him.
The Steamer Bellsire will take an ex-
cursion party up the river Thursday eve
ming. Killmeyer will make the music,
and a pleasant time is assured.
A big lawn party will be given the lat
ter part of the week at the residence of
Capt. Tom Prince on the Island.