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BRIDGEPORT.

Alta meeting of Washington Castle NO
= X G. e. last Monday, the followna
oficers were installed: Past Cmei, a
TIocirenberv: Noble Chief, A. Burke; Wee
Cbief John Porter: High Priest, Jacob
tIeslev. Sir Herald. Jas. Boston; '. Her
NIT r b. Humes; Master OF Records
los NJ. TAYLOR: Keeper Of EXchequer, Jas:
l.. Higgins; Clerk Of EXchequer' Lew
Frank Pickering, of East Liverpool
struck a well-known Bridgeport GENTS
man Monday afternoon badly cutting hlS
r,N,,tb and nose. Mayor Mitchell nned
Mr.. Pickering so and costs IN uel""'' u
NJ. Jobn Patterson and Officer Donnelly,
,,.ba have been turtle hunting at St. Marys,
w Va have returned home, bringing d
largo number of turtles with them; -,
NJ and Mrs. Oswald Schick and family
aud Mr. and Mrs. Max Gaus and FANNY
are are in Woodsfeld, called their by the Ill
ness Of Mrs. Chrisman. NJ.
Mrs. John Gilmore, accompanied oy MISS Mss
Minnie Kuhn. left yesterday TO VISIT MIS-;
Gilmore's daughter, Mrs. James Jones' oil
NJ Mr. George Gordeu, the -Etnayille po-
liceman. was overcome by the neat tues
dav He has been quite Ill ever since
iacob Weaver and Dallis Smith were
fined one dollar cost each yesterday D!
Mayor Mitchell for drunkenness:
Mr.. John Very, the barber, Is III Mr.
Robert Jones viii fill Mr.. Werry's place
during his illness ,..,-
Mrs George Stewart, who has been VS.
i,ing relatives at Stewards Landing, mas
returned home.
Miss ZEE Mitchell IS lying dangerously
IN ~ her home in kirkWOOd.
Miss Allie Smith is visiting friends III
Blue Mountains.
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HE WANTED WATER.
Thrilling Experience With n Sea Lion on
Santa Ee Train.


KANSAS CITY, Mo, July s.-Frank
Terry, Wells, Fargo x Co. express
messenger and his assistants, had a
thrilling experience on Santa Fe
train, near Argentine, on Sunday, with
. big sea lion which, with three others,
had been shipped from San Francisco
tosNew York.
The animals had been brought down
from the seal islands in the Pacific,
were taken from the ship. where they
had been in water, and shipped in three
large wooden cages, well constructed
and strongly bound by hemp ropes.
The intenSe heat and absence Of water
proved disastrous for the animals. One
of them died at Denver. On the train
between that point and Kansas City,
one Of the males went mad, and attack
ed his mate. killing her instantly by
biting her head nearly off. He then
howled most diSmally for several hours.
and the occupants Of the ear were con-
Siderably frightened.
The animal finally quoted down and
gave no further trouble until Argentine
was reached. Then he became furious
again, and, raising himself on his fore
fins. used his tail with such force that
he broke the cage to pieces, and then
made an attack on Messenger Terry,
who jumpen on pile ofexpress matter,
but was quickly driven from that posi-
ton. The men at last made their escape
through the side door OF the car, and
closed il behind them. The sea lion
ragged for five minutes and then dropped
dead The carcass, weighing SIS
pounds, was taken to ArmOur's packing
house and skinned The remaining seal
was watercd here and shipped on to
Nav Work,
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WN-urNGToN. ID. c.. July %. The House
Committee ou Elections to-day disposed OF
Two Mississippi contested election cases
HIN VS. Catchings from the Third district,
lud kemaghJn rs. Hooker from the
seventh district The decision was in
favor oi the sitting of the Democratic
members. Catchiugs aud Hooker
The Florida case of Goodrich Us. Bull
lock WA, discussed 40 length, and the
nnN decision was deferred until next
week. although DO was apparent that the
majority is disposed 90 report In favor of
tae CLAIMS of Goodrich, the Republican
contestant
Representative Lacey was instructed 10
notify Mr. Garden 20 appear and make ar
guueut before the committee next Tues
day in the case Of Representative Brock
cnddCc. of Arkansas.
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RICHLAND DISTRICT.
Meeting of Board of Neutrality-suspicious.
ment of Trustees Teachers Salaries

Meeting of Board of Neutrality-suspicious.
ment of Trustees Teachers Salaries,
sc.
The Board of Education of Richland
District, Ohio county, w. Va, met at the
SherifT's Office in regular meeting the first
Monday in July.
], b. shannon was elected Secretary to
fiji the vacancy caused by Peter Delaplaine
moving out of the District.
The trustees for the several sub-Distrlcts
were appointed as follows:
District No. /, jeremiah Evans for three
years. j. b. Shannon for two years, John
Talbert for one year; District NO ;, WI
liam Wolfe for three years, Stewart Wal
lace for two years, Joseph Emsley for one
year: District No. 3, b. Zeidler for three
wears. James Cresap for two years, j. NJ.
McColloch for one year; District No. !, j.
r.. McColloch for three years, Isaac Hunts
burg for two wears, James Sawtel for one
wear: District No. ;, b. G.. Welshans for
three wears: a ID. Garden for
two years. John Bankard for one year.
District No. 6-Pierce Robinson, for 3
wears: John w. Nicholas, for2 years; john
son Murray. for year. District No. =
George Hartleib for years; VIM. Carter,
for ; years: Nathan Vanaman, for ] year;
District No. S-A. j. McCOllOch, Tor 8
years: VIM. f. McColloch, for two years
Nicholas Straub, for year. District NO.
q-E. NJ. Ridgely, for years; r. +. Gass,
for wears; \. Duvall, for year.
The teachers salary was fixed as follows
for the present school year; Grade No:
certificate. $50 per month; grade No. :
certificate. 81 per month; grade No. GER
tiicate, so per month
The 1evy for teachers fund was fixed at
20 cents on every 500 valuation OF prop
The levy for building fund was fixed at
10 cents on every 800 valuation.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolrcd, That the Board OF Education Oh
Richland district tender their thanks to
peter Delaplaine for the prompt and Ell,
cient manner in which he has performed
his duty as Secretary of said Board.
ON motion the Board adjourned.
j. B. SHANNON, Secretary.
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,ecial Correspondencs Of ne Register.

Special Correspondence Of ne Register.
MT. LAKE PARK. MD, July S-Thc camp
meeting is moving on very successfully and
the people are pouring in from all points OF
the compass Among the prominent work
ers / notice Rev. W. II. Withrow, OF Tor
onto. Canada, 5. a. Keen, ID. D., Dr. and
Mrs. Willing, of New York, Rev. Mr.. Mar
row, OF Pittsburg, Stephen Merritt, Of New
York, Mrs +. Williams, Rev. Swartz
Thorp, John c. H. L.Akin, d. a. Friend and
many others.
Mr. J. w. Thomas, OF Pomeroy, o., ar
rived with his family to-day and took the
Cartwright cottage for the season.
Several are looking ahead to arrange FOR
next year both for renting and to buy cot
tages.
Some of the boarding houses are full,
others are filling up rapidly The Hotel
bennett is filing up as rapidly as the rooms
can be gotten ready.
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fitness to be the chief executive officer
Of the Commonwealth. As we have al
ready said, the contrast with Governor
Beaver is overwhelmingly To the advan-
tage of the latter.
SHAME IN SUBMISSION.
3. As to the further issues involved.
In 1852 it was 4 question whether the
party should continue under the dicta-
torial control of Mr.. Cameron. 1t is
now question whether ii shall con-
tinued degraded by subordination to
Mr.. Quay Either condition is of right
intolerable, yet the nature of Mr..
Quay's relation to affairs is such rs must
involve by far the greater shame If the
party were now TO yield him its sub
mission. The convention Of 1890 has
made the past record Of Mr.. Quay, his
standing as an individual, and his
course as public official. the essential
issue with which Mr.. Delamater's is
connected. The party is asked to win
dictate" Mr. Quay, to declare concern
ing him what it knows IS not
true. No such shame as this was
demanded in 1852. The election Of
General Beaver would have encouraged
Mr.. Cameron's methods of "slate" nomi-
nations, but IL would not have involved
the shocking turpitude Of giving in
dorSement to public wrongs, the disclos-
ure Of which is incapable of challenge,
because the acts themselves are incapa-
bic of defense. The Republicans of
Pennsylvania are now asked by Mr.
Quay and Mr.. Delamater to descend in
to degradation which by no possible
construction of the facts OF 1852 could
be inferred from them.
Such then is brief, and we admit,
inadequate statement of the compare
tive demand which the situation eight
years ago made, and that which the one
now existing makes, upon the self-re-
Specting Republican voters of the State.
II the case was strong then, it is over
whclmingly stronger now. We regret
that il should be so, but thus it is.
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NIAETIN,s DERRY.

Oueoftic ladies' of the Gypsics camp,
watch is campej no Gleuu's Run, was m the
.itr Yesterday and took "a iaiutins spell just
n front Of I0t 81 Schedules grocery store.
rte doctor who attended her said n was
fr.m heat She was taken 10 the camp by
aer sister. who was with her.
Yesterday while the wor.Smeu were
ur-.lv el-leUd iu repairing the Benwood
furnace. brick iel FROM the top, ABOUT
frrr feet. striking "a hr.cl, layer ou the head
nr fhe name 0f Tucker. who lives u
WhecIr- While h.s injuries are Not
fatal. fl.r ar. . ..tc serious.
. There wasa Gentleman IN the city yesteI-
lav looking for O. place t0 start photograph
Gallery. We could not earn his name but
beard that bee had secured the room above
Jos Nalius shoe store and intended TO
open up immediately
Assistant Superintendent j. b. McNim,
ofthe e.. NP. H. r.. was in the city yes
t.rlav comforting with the electric light
committee. Nessrs. Bailey and Bayless, on
business.
b II Hart and Fred Baymau, who have
been attending the Hiram College. was In
t1e eity Yesterday visiting Il II. Thomas
s. man by the name ofGariock fell OF the
bridge yesterday into the water without
A.INAAna.aNs "a NAA1NNh-ANNA va 80 -HH-r
The r. SON Glass Works made a large
l'nmc- 0v the river yesterday for the
South
Cromwell Harbour. WHO has bceuvisiting
his sou h,rc returned 20 his home yester-
day.
Tho Homeless Three Fishing Club caught
ca yesterday that weighed o. pounds.
a clr load of sewer pipe arrived for the
o.I. yesterday by the e.. X =. L. K.
The Shamrock base ball club failed 20
show upyesteriay 90 play our boys.
Mamie link. of Steubeuville IS here Wis
fling ler brother. Prank link.
Dauuic job and Johnnie Parry arrived
lum Cleveland yesterday.
Howard Miller goes TO Warren to-day ON
o. business trip.
Mrs. A.C Euoch is i'm Mt Pleasant Wis
fling friends
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RAILROADS-Dull; sales S9)5,UJO.
STOCKs-The stock market remains dnll.
The market Is left sensitive 10 small infiu-
ences. but nothing seems to have power TO
move it more than fractions. To-day the
strong tone Of yesterday was reversed by
the weakness of Chicago Gas, under the
combined action TO be taken by the Chicago
city authorities TO nullify the characters of
the companies composing the trust. The
declines resulting had more the appear
ance of a well-eXecuted raid on the
general list, however, than an effect of the
weakness of Chicago Gas, and late in the
day there was considerable recovery OF the
early losses. The close was weak at about
the lowest prices of the day. The selling
was principally in The Grangers and the
London favorites. New England is down
IA, Chicago Gas and St. Paul 3 each.
Louisville and Nashville Is, Reading, I'm
ion Pacific and Wheeling and Lake Erie
preferred : each. Sales, lGS,4O9 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express; $50; American Express,
is; Canada Pacific, sos Central Pacific,
32i5: Chesapeake and Ohio, 23l : do. first
preferred, 644 do second preferred, A. ! ;
Chicago and Alton, 1871; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1867 Delaware and Hud-
son, lGS; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l46is; Denver and Rio Grande,
Il; Erie, %, do. preferred, o. toft
Wayne, lj5; Illinois Central, ll6l4; Lake
Shore, l0S5E; Michigan Central, 9il
Minneapolis and St Louis, g; do preferred
10; Missouri Pacific, %; Northern Pa
cifc, 30 do. preferred Sr{; North
western, llOs do preferred, l43; New
York Central, los; OREGON Transconti-
mental. 4G5L: Pacific Mail, -; Peoria.
Decatur and Evansville, 20; Pittsburg,
i55: Pullman Palace Car, 2lS; Reading,
i5sI Rock Island, 9Oa- St. Louis and San
Francisco, 3371; do. preferred, 63; do first
preferred, %; st. Paul, 7l$i; do. preferred
il78I; St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
10: St. Paul and Omaha, 81 do. prefer
red. %; Texas Pacific, 2Oi4; Union Pa
cifc G3; United States Express, y;
Western Union, S3&t
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PERRY DoNALDsoN's NERVE.
Captured in West Virginia and brought 1
UniOntown, He Only Smiles.

CAPTURED in West Virginia and brought 10
Uniontown, He Only Smiles.
UNIoNroWN, PA, July9.-Perry Don
aldson. the daring l9-year-old robber OF
Paymastcr Mcclure, was captured near
Beverly. w. Va. yesterday and brought
here and lodged in the lookup, where he
spent last night and to-day. He makes
no denial of the crime, and smiles as II
he thought it a smart thing. His mother,
a comcly matron Of 80 years, spent most
of the day with him and is nearly heart
broken. She IS persuaded her Perry
was lead into the trouble by older and
wickeder headS,a and she has been trying
TO induce him to make full confession
aS to his accomplices.
When the pursuing officers came upon
him young Donaldson was sleeping
peacefully in a farm house, having tray-
eled some 500 miles, partly on horse
which he bought and which was cap
tured with him. When searched 1855
was found on him. To his captors Don
aldSon said he did not consider the rob
bling of Atkinson any more risky than
digging coal.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YoRk. july 9.-Pctoleum opened
steady at S9iic for September and Sg9ic
for August option. There was no demand
for certificates and slight pressure to
sell caused decline Of c in spot and l9,c
in August. The market then became dull
and remained so until the close. Stock
Exchange opening and highest Sole; low
Oh CRY. PA, July 9.-Petroleum
opened at S95sc: highest S95<c; lowest
SSiLc: closed at SS3lc Sales, 10000 bar
rcls: charters. e. 800 barrels; shipments,
los. 100 barrels: runs, e2,09S barrels.
PTTsBURG, PA. July petroleum,
dull and heavy; opened at S9'Sc; closed
at SSa-c: highest, S9JSc; lowest SSlzc
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LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS. /
MONDAY, july :, 1880.
SwINE-The receipts number some 800
head more than last week, but the offer
ings are about the same as those Of the pre-
vious week. Trade is moderately active in
all the yards. Prices show n trife more
irmness than those of last week, the range
of figures being about the same, with q
few more sold at top figures. The quota
tons are 5l4a5j5 cents, most sales at 5sza
SIC per ID net. Roughs sold at 4jla49{
cents. Receipts Of hogs this week $40
head
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How Much a Man May Drink.

L0HilH t9uf Journal
The Hospital has been good enough
,o work out how much alcohol healthy
man may safely drink. The maximum
allowance per diem IS four ounces OF
brandy sixteen OF sherry, twenty-eight
OF champagne, thirty-two of claret, or
thirty-siN of bottled beer. Each of the
quantities given contains two ounces OF
alcohol and that is the utmost limit
allowable.
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JAMESTOWN. y d.. July S-The most
vioieu, storm of late years struck the James
River Valley Sunday night. At EdmundS,
y. d.. the Elevator was struck by light
ming and Cobwiutz Elevator was blown
down J0hn Fosburg living IL miles north
of jamestown. and wife and baby We're
killed by lightning. while another child
was struck and will die.
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CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS, :
BALTIMORE, July :, 1890.
Arrivals of live stock at Claremont Stock
Yards via Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for
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-CALE OF CITY PROPERTY.

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STOCKS AND BONDS.
20 Share. Peabody Insurance Co.
- Shares Belmont Nail Company.
Shares Wheeling lee and Storage Company
II Shares Hobbs Glass Company.
Shares Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
rs Share, Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Co.
1909 city Bond : s-iS'l-l0SJ
REAL ESTATE-lhe south one half 81 Lot
so. 50. on y. Main ST.. opposite G.. Hess. The
Leighton residence on Chapluc ST. Lots Nos.
T. . aud ON y. Front ST.. Gichri,t addition.
Chaplinc SO. Building Lot. Hous. No. $40,
y Main ST. Two one. tcrr Lot, az Leather
wood House and lot 1913 Jacob 81.
TlfOS. OBRlEN. Secretary ". 4. y i. Co.
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Office. Room 40. 7. Reilly building.
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Telephone s5q. my9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WheeJino, Island,

Five Room Frame House northeast corner Mary
land aud y. York street
No. l31 = Broadway. room house
SIX Room Frame House on y. Front street.
No. ~ New Jersey ST. Is rooms Frame House.
Five Room Frame House on y. Elm Street.
Three Frame Houses. southwest corner Zane
and Broadway.
80 81 MARYLAND 81 rooms. lot 6OXl3O
Ne. O. Zane ST. Brick. 10 rooms.
Lot, on South Penn street.
Lot, on South Elm street.
Lot on east side OF s. Huron ST., Zane, Orch
ard addition.
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Mary l.. Lane, ct AL
vs.. In Charr'ry.
Narv Marcy 81 nt

Mary l.. Lane, ct al.
Mary Morrey, Il al.
By virtue Of decree in IA bove entitled
cause made by the Circuit Cour f Ohio coun-
~. on the 25th day Of june 49, 49, shall. as
commissioners appointed thereby Ioceed 10
sellat public auction. at the north 4 II door of
the Court House of Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY. THE iGru DAY OF JU4N, $50
the following parcels Of real estate. situate iu
the city of Wheeling. ana of which John Nor
rey died seized.
'rhe west half Of Lot ~. q. ia ". ". Shry-
ers addition to said ciiyon Fifteenth street, ON
thi, half lot is erected large two-story brick
dwelling; part Of the fractional lot No. m
SQUARE No ia Churchill addition No. . % said
city. said part hayinga front 81 30 feet. more
or less on the west side Of McColloch street and
- feet. more or less. on the east side Of alley
- on this part Of said lot are two frame
dwellings: and also Lot NO. In ThouE,
Omen's addition 90 the town Of LAGRANGE, now
"a part of said city.
TERMS OF SALE One-thrd. and rs much
more as the purchaser may elect, in CASH, ana
the residue in tive equal payments IN II aud y
months from the day Of sale. the credit install
ments to bear interest from the day Of si'ie. the
commissioners taking from the purchaser note,
with good personal security for the deferred
PAYMENTS and Tie title 90 b. retained until the
fuithcr order Of the Court.
r. s. RILEY,
g. J. CLARKE
Commissioners.
WV. II. HALLEH, Auciionecr.
T. John W. Mitchell. Clerl, of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio County. do certify that bond and se-
curity have been given bv the said Commission
crs rs required by law. -. .,,,.,.,,,.,,
iy9.odi Clerk.
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\ POLITICAL BARGAIN.

1. As TO the manner Of the nomina-
ton. The ticket i'm 1852 was SLATED.
Mr.. Cameron selected the candidate for
the party. and the convention simply
registered the arrangement. In 1870
Mr.. Delamatcr'S nomination is the re-
suit of political bargain with Mr..
/ QUAY and certain corporations. In each
ease the machinery of the party was
corruptlv and dishonesty used 10 pre-
vent the party's freedom of choice; but,
while il is hardly deniable that in lss2
! General Beaver would have received
the nomination from any freely chosen
and really representative convention oil
the party. il is beyond denial this year
that i'm such a convention Mr.. Della
mater would have been Swecpingly de-
featcd. Mr. Cameron foreStalled the
party action: Mr.. Quay has perverted
and abused IT, The Federal patron
age" was employed in both cases as
means both of intimidation and bribery,
bur. while it was employed by Mr.. Cam
cron simply to assure the success OF ms
estate" IL has been used by Mr.. Quay
10 defeat what was plainly made known
as the wish Of the party. In lSs2 Ten
cral Beaver probably would have Deeh
nominated without such an agency;
this year it was Indispensable To Mr.
Delamater'S candidacy.
pELANArER AND BEAVER
. As to the character and merits Of
the candidates Here the disparity i
enormous. Mr.. Delamatcr bears no
comparison with General Beaver. lie
has no merit whatever compared with
those which General Beaver presented.
The latter is well known and well re
garded by the mass of his party. lie
had been strongly supported in ISL, Tor
many days, as the candidate oil MAJOR
| ity of the Republican members oil the
/ Legislature for United States senator.
| He had been brave soldier, and had
l lost his leg in defense OF the national
| unity. Against his private character
not word was said 1t was considered
/ that he was a clean, honorable man.
Compared with this array of facts Mr..
/ Delamater'S case is painful, tntil ne
came forward in pursuance OF the
/ bargain with Mr.. Quay and the cor
poratiOnS he was unknown. Nhle
/ his claim TO be Governor has ltS root
in that corrupt transaction, his
prominence also depends upon
/ IT, He was as obscure as General Bea-
ver-was conspicuous. And, while Cen
eral Beaver stood so well that nothing
could be declared to his disadvantage,
Mr.. Delamater is assailed by those who
have had opportunity to know him, on
several most serious accounts. The
fact that he has entered into a secret
contract for his nomination, in fraud OF
the public interest, is one; the undenled
statements that he bribed his way INTO
the state senate, and yet took the oath
there. is another; the charge that ne
BETRAYED there. to his private ADVANTAGE
measures in the Legislature which the
public interests required him to support
/ is another. and all these constitute
sweeping and conclusive condemnation
of his character, proving his moral un-
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What Can Mr.. Chnds Mean

Prof. Brooks reports that his latest
comet is now In the Big Dipper, a bright
nucleus and shortrail-a bob-tail flush.
us some other scientists would say.
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No 1910 Byron street Brick, six rooms.
No. ~ Eleventh street, Brick. ,iN rooms.
No 9q5S Chapline 81. six rooms and store room
NO. 2S92 Chapline ST.. four rooms. frame.
Nos. ~ aud 1875 Sixteenth ST.. lot )NieO
No 3us Woods ST.. Brick. five rooms.
EINEHART ~ TATUM,
ie2Sh 1871 Market Street.
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FOR SALE

About scyenty-hye tons, more or less. OF Cast
and Wrought Iron will be- sold by the Board ~
Pablo Works OF the City or Wheeling to,the
highest bidder on Saturday. July l9th, 1890 az
10 o'clock %. M. briHg the materials of the old
Seventeenth street bridge. The bridge has
been taken down. The materials Will be- sold
~ the site Of said bridge. and will De sold by
the hundred weight Trrms-Cash.
BY order Of the Board of Public Works
iysi THOS. NJ. DARRAH. Clerk.
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October 3 40 Receipts-Wheat, 6,OO0
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; rye. 1870
bushels. Shipments-Nheat6 coo bushels:
corn 1900 bushels oats. 900 bushels
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Phenomena of The season

Boston Cpnrief.
Ilr- eyes arc bright her smiic is bland.
Sire walks iu beauty pride
IIr GIRL who urOmcnades the sand,
luUl her lair is dried
Hli She VIII nr',- Dee deemed belle
Nor viii Che Youth admire
The maid who goes to the hotel
And dries hers no .he IRE.