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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
a New Street Railway.

The Benwood Southern Street Rail.
way Company has been chartered by
Secretary Of State Ohley, to operate a
street railway from Brnwood to Mounds.
vile. Either horse, gas, electric, steam
or compressed air power may be used.
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Tho Ohio Valley Building Association,

The Ohio Valley Building Association.
Y Subscribe for stock in the New Build.
ing Association and secure home OF
your own. Shares $50. Dues 25c per
week. This Association will commence
to receive dues this evening at 7 o'clock
III room No. 4. Crangle's Block. ISIS
Market street, second floor.
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"FoRa long time I had no appetite, was
restless at night, and very much debiii.
tated. Alter taking two bottles OF AYERS
Sarsaparilla, my strength and appetito
returned, and my health was implicitly
restored. I'D. n. Fisher, Qswego' n. y.
arE, -aa- INV
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just Right,

Our own make Mems Kangaroo Shoes
at So 90. Ladies' Hand Turn Oxfords.
Tip and Plain, atSl CO.. Tennis Oxfords,
all sizes, at 30 cents. Ladies Doncola
Flexible Sole, silk trimmed, opera aud
common sense lasts, at 81 05.
~ Fs J. II. LOCKE L. Co.
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SUBSCRIBE for stock in the New Build
Ing Association, in room No. 4, Crangle's
Block, 1878 Market street. s,.1,t
No Competition.

Our own make Mems Cali Shoes re-
duced from s. 80 s. 90, and all our
former line OF Mems s. co Cali and Don.
solas reduced to 50 so, are out Of tho
line OF competition. They stand alono
the recognized best shoes in Wheeling
for the money. ]. II. LOCKE 4 Co.
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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record four deeds Of trust and deed
made Mny %, byJohn Nau, trustee, and
Mary Nichter, to Mary Mcnamara. in
consideration Of $500, for, the east hall
OF lot . in square 6 in ChurchilPs addi-
finn M . son ... -- ..'.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 13.-For
Westefn Pennsylvania aud Ohio, show
ers, stationary temperature and variable
winds.
For West Virsinia, continued higher
temperature and southerly winds.
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APlcnhipg Sense

Ofhealth and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 ehectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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steamship NIovencnts

NEW York, Junsl3 .-Arrived-steam-
ers Germanic and Gallia from Liver.
pool. and Columbia, from Hamburg.
BRRMEEHAvEN, June l3.-Arriyed-
S,eamers Lain and Fulda, from New
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The earnings Of the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie for the first week Of June were
SOL ,633, IN incrrase OF $3.50. l'5.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

PERSONS going ont Of The city for
either long Or short periods, can hare The
INTELLIGENCER forwarded 10 their
address At The rate of Is cc7'!s per month
postage prepaid. g".
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TIE following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain a
celebrated remedies: 9. B.: Carney,
Fairmont; I. 7. Wells, Clarksburg; r.
T. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
& Jackson, Grafton; All. Burley, Cam.
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington, paw
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DELlAlRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
.. the Glnxs CITY a..|.. 100.

All Sorts Of Local News and CoxxIn from
the Glass City. ag,
There nre two more breaks IN the Glencoe
oil pipe linc.
Several Wheeling people attended tho com
mehCemcnt last Night.
The strawberry. cropin this township Is better
thau ever bciorc known. ', 800
-Four Republicans and four Democrats arc
already out for tho ShCrillal,y. - 80 p =
One Of the "Stcum lrlshmcu" for (;ibncy Bros
mas artiHo1, and will be taken 10 POWhatan by
Loat. - ~
Lawrence Cullen, OF this city, cut his wrist
bauly q tho lhrncsrillc glass house on break.
=, The strawberry festival will be repeated at
CroSicr'S 10 night. The Bclaire CITY hand will
make the music. -
Gen; ,. +. Cowen will deliver M address on
NJ. L. Church Sunday, the I'd. 800
little son OF Sam ThOman climbed 10 the
Top OIL the pottico aud fell TO tho ground dis.
Mnce OF eishteen feet, and broke Ills right arm
at the wrist.
Mr. and Mrs James Wilson, OF this city. will
,,eaTelo'uny ior Delaware, to intend the Wesleyan
University commencement. Miss Mabel Crafty.
niece, formerly OF this city, Will graduate.
new club. called the Amrcus, met and or.
ennized as follows: President, Alex. Gallagher:
.lee PRESIDENT, william N!chOlsou; Secretary
| rick. 90 '>-fA'
Walter Romick son OF Yard Master Romick.
OF the Z. 4 L. railroad, accidentally cut mn artery
In hts right hnud while at work ut the nail works
yesterday. His chnms tied 1t M tightly with
string, aud sent him home, hut his mother, In
washing aud dressing IT,. moved the baudarc,
and the blood spurted out In her face frirhtei.
Ing her so bndly tina, she tainted, and Ia falling
| struck an OPEN door aud hurt he, head badly.
doctor who happened along soon rishted Them
| time. ' F."
The commencement OF the Bella,re public
schools held Inst night In the Elysiau Tleattc
was, as MI commenCementsn re, a success In every
particular. heeraduaIes. numbering fourteen,
| ~ acquitted themselves nicely aud the house
iull OF people were immensely pleased. Follow.
ipg lisa llst OF the graduates: Kate Laura Blamev.
Emma Mon, Anm May Clements, John NAV
Vratty, Rachael Davies, Fannie Belle Eeskctt
Flora May Kelly, Fred. Z. Kemple, Adcln hlson
l.aznre, Cora Annic Lee, James toward Mc(ircg.
or, Lilly May Odbert, Anna Buckwaiicr sanders
and Bertha Wood. The house was Handsomely
decorated. and no flowers or prescn,s were nj
lowed; The Wheeling Opera House orphes,ra
furnished tho instrumental music, aud Miss
Lucy Hobinson enc Of Whcel!pr's talented
singers, sang very pleasing SOLO ~ ''''
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REDUCED RATES 70 PITTSBURGH

Vim tho Pennsylvania Lines for tho Interim.
tional Sunday School Convention,
Excursion tickets for one fare for the
round trip will be sold June 20 and 81
good returning until June Is incIusive'
-.... 1j.17.10
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5. koSA Kelly, ROCKWELL City, /
Cuticura ReSolyent

I'm, INC new Elooi mud Skin Purifier and purcst and
cuRA. the great Skin Cure. aud CUTicunA snir
Nh exquisite skin bcautiiles, externally, have
cured thousands OF cases where tho shedding ri
scales measured quart daily. the SKIN cr.cIed.
b SivGung, burning. and itching almost beyond
made such cures? |' A"''
a, Sold everywhere. Price, CUrlcuRA. 500. SOAP.
PC. REsolvEHT, 81. Prepared by Tho rorTrn
DEuG AND CHEMICAL CoRroHArloN. Boston
~ send lot "liow TO Cure Skin Diseases" e.
naEcs. O Illustrations. and 100 testimonials. -,
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Tho thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered Us follows:
a. n."..-.."-,..... Is 3p. m."..".....-...... g.
IN. M.......-......... p. m.................. ~
l. rn...............-..... Weather ChApgeable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

Major A. ]. Hunter, the b. 80. Of
acial who was so badly hurt at the time
the special car West Virginia was
wrecked on the Ohio River railroad las;
week, has 30 far recovered that it is
thought safet to move him, and no will
be taken to his home in Grafton at o:3j
this afternoon. A special car arrived
last evening Tor his use. He has been ut
the Mcclure House since the accident.
dc is the last OF the victims left here.
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Go TO Mike Hearnc's, No. 20 Six
teeuth street, for Gibson &. Dougherty'f
Old RYE Whieky. 49, --..t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14
Spices Fresh Ground Daily !

Best Standard Tomatoes. DC, o cans ior.., .,e
Table Peaches, heavy syrup, per cal..... lse
lest Apricots. per t,ln......... .,,,,,.... on
Choice Cannsd Peas, G54e. i cans tor.,.n. .5c
string Beans, Gi4c, 4 Caus for. ..,....... no
Canned Salmon, per cnn.................... Ia
xNX Sugar Corn, 81. s cans for. n,c
Bakers Corn, Q cans for..............,.,,, 40
Mustard sa.dlnes. DC, 3 Guns fJr..m..,,.. nic
OIL Satdiucs, &c, 8 cAus i,jr......,,... n,,
Choice eau Apples, Toe. q cans ior,. "oc
Hom!ny. &c per o.. : q,s. ior............., nse
Navy Beans, Sc per .....................
Bird Seed. 4 packages ior........... ....... n,c
Corn Starch, Gi4c, 4 lbs. for..........,...,, n5c
Large Lump Starch. 31Gc, : lbs. ior....... c5c
Rolled Oats. &c, o lbs. fov............,.,.. on,
Tapioca, Sc. 81 lbs. for ..............,..,. $50
Good Carolina Rice, &C. i lbs. io.,, n,c
Rest Head Rice, Dc, 3 lbs. sor.............. .5c
Butter Crackers. OAc. i lbs. ior.-....... .so
Ginger Snaps, DC per h., , lbs tor...... n5c
Best California pruucs. .............., lOc
Five cent Bar Soap, { bars ior.....,...... n5c
Three cen. Bar Soap, 10 bars for. ......... n5c
Clothes Pins, One Cent per Dozen.
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FOR comfort and durability, wear orr
celebrated Csc fast back and colorcd
half Hose. Z. HESS 4 SONS,
1924 and 1894 Market Street.
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CAsupaid for mems Cast or Clothing
Mills 4 Co., 1904 Market street. Call
or send postal. - rhas !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

Buy THE DEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it. ~
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sunscRInE for stock in the New Build.
ing Association, in room No. 4, Crangle's
Block, 1915 Market street,
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Ube SSuttllioeufer.
once, Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertiser nts.

Now Advertisements.
Lost-PocI e.book-fourth Page. ".H.
Misunderstanding for Watch.
Commencement mt Mt Uc Chantal
Auction Sale OF Choice Grocer!cs-W. II.
Escrtrr-foutth Pare.
Bicycle fsr Snlc.
Rrilp inus Notices. No.. .U...
yOr snlc-,Blnc!i Bros.
Wanteh-A Few Lady Boarders.
List Letters Kemalng In the postoficc.
Eeeds-ilogc ~ lirO.
SUMMIT rscllsol-whccling Business College.
70 night Grand steteopIicon Exhibition
Fourth Ilgc
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PURITY and strength combined in En-.
terprise Baking Powder. -
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D. oundllng & co-cloth'ng.
ITEIE3-
STAR CLOTHING STORE !!
D. CundlIng & Co.-Clothing.
Are You Going Away /?

Whether you go away or stay at home we've every
thing you require during the summer to keep you
cool and comfortable We've also many things you don't
really need but they all hept make you look ashona
bic and stylish and tend to make you enjoy yourself
more thoroughly.
Hot weather Clothing, such as Alpaca Mohair, Seer
sucker pongce Silk, ETC., at prices low enough to Keep
you from going in your shirt sleeves.
Wearc selling great quantities Of Outing Suits, Sum-
mer Underwear and fancy vests in our FURNISHING De-
rAKrAlENr and wonder. You'll not find such an as
sortmcnt in Wheeling. or course prices little
the lowest .. t...1 .-s.
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"TIiE WINNIPEG"

The most Stylish turn down Collar out,
Ut the STIR.
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and best. 1'.'
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: HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
6 6ri1ge . picture cut from Ohio Valley
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ASK your grocer what TO do with wrap
per from Ohio Valley Coffee,
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USE n Coffee that gives satisfaction.
Ohio Valley. =
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Martins Ferry.
Mayor Il. N. Smylic Is sIce.

Festival at the Lafayette usil TONIGHT for the
Don't fall to attend. 40 s''A'e"'
t., dnG sIelsopticau exhibition CT the Wheeling
!hs'n;hent Company. corner IMPOVERISHED md
me Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad last evening
~, Mr r., 39hn Burns ST., employed n. Exleys plan.
teriay, and had his thumb and Gnrers M W..
'ei' hand cut olland the palm badly lacerattd. :
James Reynolds, General Road Master of the
GG.eveland. LorAln i Wheeling railroad died nj
hayenna yesterday. The company viii run a
spre!al train TO Ravcnna OH Monday for the &C.
COMMUNICATION of employees and friends.
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part OF a useful house fixture-inyesti.
gate. 4, '"2'N'"
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and nil
the noyeltes in woolens for mems wear.
which wo arc prepared to make up in
the best OF style and ct at reagouable
prices, G. HISS 4 soSs, 81
Is& 1921 and 1928 Market street. /
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Our Soc fine Kid Oxford Ties for ladies
Ind children are cheap at 81 %.
SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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l.. S, GooDsells dry goods the cheapest.

GlnsoS's Prepared Mustard, finest
Tor table use. rrhstw
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Marble md Granite.

GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 50 without premiums.
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INTO TIN THOUSANDS,
Tho Drummers Contest for tho Insurance
Policy Growing Interesting.

Ah6 Drnmmefs Contest Tor mo insurance
' Policy Growing Interesting.
Tho contest for the accident or lie in
surance policy among the drummers
travelingfor Wheeling houses,is growing
interesting. Mr.. Gus. Mayer, OF speidel
< Co., Gen. A. II. Beach, Of Bloch Bros,
have both passed the thousand mark,
and several others show interesting In.
creases over the last report. Tho con.
test is still q long why from closed, and
by the industrious use Of scissors and
pencils, there Is n chance for my one OF
the contestants 10 get well along before
the end OF the contest. Below Is com.
plcted list OF tho votes received up till
Friday night:
4: L. ilfown. s. Daets sons,..... .. ......... 100
.'jyek" y. wlMattMews. speldol i Co."".". bsO
j.. Holm, i. adrs bS
a. ~ Leach, llloch ~
nus MhEel. olspeiucl " Co.::....... ,1!l
Lack Robinson Simpson Il liogc ....,....,...... lsi
Leo VOL, ). MerB Sons
H. L. Ashbaugh Spcidcl 4 Co .....,...... ,,,,, oi
y \: ltyan. J. T. Goodwin 4 Co................ .!
y ": Herbert, Iironer Il shatler...,,......... II
". y. Young; Harper .,................ 90!
". .. slhs, N. !ey.."..,.....m"m.-.,... 6!
Jesse spnyer, sptyer
Marcus Bhef, y, ltaer's Sons-......,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Charles Ahrrns. KRAFT RIOS. l. Rosenbury... l.(
J. +. stuck. y. BaGr's SouB....,..........,.,,,,
z. a. Btsnett. Reed, RoDb 4 Brrding....,..., 3s7
james Glnln, Delaphine & Co ..,....,,..,,..... ~
MIL GuimAn, N. GutmHn 4 CO.... ~. ..,..,,.. ID
:. H. Craytoh. NELL & 81
Isaac Andoin, SpSycr Brus..................... %
4. u. Rice, A. l.. Rice & CO...,,.
William II. Caldwell. Vance shOc Compaiy. Ii
iicnly SinrgeOn. nviapMlne 4 Co.. ..,,,,,,,,.,.. il
e'Nauglc. spcycr ,,,,,,,..
Q. II. ADerCrumGi., Spcyer BiOs,,,,,,,,.....
Thos. W. Fink, D G. Con her. ,,.,,,..,.,,...
N, J. Crooks, s. Baer's SonS,,,,,,,..,..,,.'.' Il
Lee 0: Smith, Sptyer
John +. klett, Dc aplaiuo & Co. ..., Il
James Cots. b. Baers SOns.......... ...,.....,,
q. Il. Montgomery, Geo. X. McNcChCn K Son
q. a. Stuckey, Neil 4 EllIughat,;,,,,...... "a
$. II. Woodruff. Jos. gpcIdcl i CO...,,.......' CIG
Walter spnringer, Waterhousc Dros.........,
| Geo Mccoy, Jn0. l., Smith 4 ,Co,,,,,,..... II
Jos. feinler, 4. luOkman 4 Co ,,.,.,,,,,...
Jos. Dudley, lIten,er 4 shaner......,,,"..... nj
| lssdofe Fulton. G. s. FCeny........,....... il
Henry N. BILLS, ~. j. Brllls 4 poIl,'.,..'.. i(
v. 4: Todd. Watethotse br0s..............,, ..
g. I'd: Wincher. 10. spcidcl Il Co.........,.. SIC
John 4. Gordon, Vim. SChwertirger u Co.. l6l
!. ~, brllhnr Simpson Il llOse...........,,,, :,
J. l. McCamtnon, Jno. ). Mayor Il Co,,..., 1
!. o. Dlrdats, Eeyman brewing Company
Ed bayha, John s. Naylor 4 lO................
The contest is growing lively, and the
friends OF the contestants have ouly two
more weeks in which Is hustle up their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any other,
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The contest is growing lively, and the
friends OF the contes.ants have ouly two
more weeks in which ts hustle up their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-14

Our 81 so Ladies' Fine Flexible Don.
COLA Button Shoes are a bargain for So,
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Own 81 Is Mems Fine Dongola Caters
on broad easy lasts, are cheap at So 50.
SroNE's CASH SHOE SropE.
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plMpLE', black.hcads, red. rough, chsppe,
e@ and oily stiu prevented by CuricURA sf.r.',
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TlIn fnestHin the land, Ohio Valley,
Coffee. 81 ..s.I.. . ),
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any Kind
and want first.class work and low prices,
call at office Of I. A. Moore. second floor
'McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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Scaly Skin Diseases

f : ycnrs, covering face, head and
entire body with white scahs, skin red,
hci'y aud bleeding. Hnir all gone. Spent
hundreds of dollars. Pronounced in.
durable. Caused by Cuticura Remedial.
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8 SroSE's CASH SHOE sroRs,

CHlLDRES's Fine Button Shoes o5c
worth 50c, at
Connecticut western news., 1890-07-16
THE WORTH OF CORN FODDER.

A Corn Horse for Shocking-Directionsf for
 Feeding Out the Fodder.
 Iuse from 800 to 500 bushels of shelled corn on my farm every year, and Iregard the fodder as worth nearly as much as the corn. As soon as the ears are we'll glazed the corn is cut close to the ground, put on a dump cart and hauled to lot near the barn and shocked. use what is called corn horse for shocking-a pole from the woods, some sixteen feet long, and through the butt bore two holes and insert legs, raising this end about four feet from the ground. Then bore hole horizontally three or four feet from th6 end large enough to insert an old hoe or rake handle, and it is ready for use. Set the corn in the four corners made by the pole and this stick and build on the de- sired size.
 Tie the top, pull out the stick and draw the corn horse out far enough to commence another shock. One man will set up corn rapidly in this way. Iusually make three shocks from two cart loads and have no difficulty in curing. As soon as the corn is cured sufficiently it is shucked out, leaving shucks on stalk, and the stalks are stacked and left to be cut by power as wanted during the win ter. use cutter with masticator, and my COWS are fed twice a day with this cut feed and are always in prime condi- tion. I usually feed hay at noon and give my milch COWS four quarts of wheat bran and four quarts of cornmeal per day additional. The waste of the cornstalks makes excellent litter. for stock and ab- sorbs urine like sponge.-Southern Planter.
Connecticut western news., 1890-07-16
Justice Fuller,s First Speech.

Chief Justice Fuller, in letter to a Chicago paper, thus describes his first speech in public: 'I think my first att tempt at public speaking was in Septem- Der, 1852, at a Pierce and King mass meeting, held at Augusta, Me-, and of which an account was given in The Bos- ton Post of that day. The meeting was called by the Bowdoin College Granite club, and 1 made the opening. Morrill,, Bradbury, Hamlin, Soule, Dix and John Van Buren spoke, and Governor Hubbard presided" This is the chief justices own account. From other sources it is learned that the speech showed no hesi- tation; that the young man was self possessed and eloquent, and that he re ceived congratulations from the older heads that listened to him.-Lewiston Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1890-07-16
STATE NEWS.

There are 300 summer boarders at Norfolk,
 Thomaston is looking out for new high school principal.
 Two colts have been sold to Chicago parties by Selden Minor, of Winsted, for $42OO
 Ex-Gov Waller has been chosen as one of the vice-presidents of the Chica- go worlds fair.
 Twenty-four prisoners will be released from the state prison during the present month.
 The Echo Farm company, at Litch- field, paid two cents per quart for milk during the month of June.
 The Barreuther family, of Winsted, are now giving concerts to the summer visitors who frequent the shores of Mar ragansett bay.
 The Shepaug railroad had the largest crowd July on it's evening train out of Hawleyville ever carried by regular train since the road started Four pas senger coaches were filed luo hltcunelu WaCef company nave force of l5l Italians at work and it is expected that both the reservoir aud pipe laying will be completed by Sep tenber if the weather proves favor. able.
 The camp meeting at Plainvllle will commence on Monday, August 25th, and close on the following Saturday. The time is later than last year, but the change is made in order to get the ben eft of moonlight evenings.
 The town of Union, in Tollaud coun. ty, is the most healthy locality in the state. Census Enumerator Walker found no person in the town under the care O. a physician, and no doctor, minister ol lawyer in the town.
 Thomas O'Brien, aged 23, of Sharon Valley, was killed by train on the Harlem road, near Amenia, July 4th As the train rounded the curve, O'Brier was discovered lying with his head or the rail and his body outside the track He was somewhat intoxicated that day but some think it a case of suicide.
 The Archdeaconry of Litchfeld coun ty held very interesting meeting a Litchfeld last week. This society O. organization hold semi-annual meeting ill different parts of the county. Th' meeting at Litchfeld was largely at tended by the members and by rector invited from other parts of the state Mir Sherman, of Torrington, is the pres ent archdeacon. On Wednesday even ing the sermon was delivered by Arch deacon Kirkby, of Rye, N. Y.