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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05
FOR SALE@LOTS.
SALEM, VIRGINIA

Salem is one Of the most substantial and rapidly
growing cities in yir-inia-f0 houses built. popula
ton nearly doubled and business Of post Office in
creased $40 per cent in the last year.
Situated on the NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, the extension of the Roanoke and Southern
(now assuretD. and the BALTIMORE AND OHIO to
Salem (its chartered ternus) viii make the city an
important railway center.
Salem Is the gateway to the
GREAT IRON AND COAL REGION
OF southwest Vir2inia and Salem and Roanoke, now
rapidly Together. viii become the industrial
center of Virginia The iron furnace. the factories in
operation. Of erertiCn and actually secured
will employ several Thousand hands, and tue present
population Will lie dUuLlc, IN another year. Negoti-
2tl Us ere PROGRESSING To secure other large plants
Salem old and attrs tive town. beautifully stu
ated TIE Roanoke valley. Ii mas refined society
fine Clurrhes. GOOD Schools, and TIE famous Roanoke
College. now In Its thirty -eighth year. Climate un-
surpassed.
THE SALEM IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Will sell on December IL and II the most valuable
business and residence lots in this growing city.
Apanphiet of - pages free.
Fur map. pamphlet. &c.. address
wv. F. ALLEMONG. President.
SALEM. VA.
J. A. SETTLE. of 1925 street. will give inforna-
ton and furnish documents. mos, NV tat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-05

SHOULDER CApEs
ALASKA SEAL CAPES. plain and with Martcu
Flare collars.
WOOL SEAL CAPES. Just received.
SEAL JACKETS at $50, 800 and upward.
All our Seal Skin Wraps lower in price than they
can be bought for i'll New York.
Fur Trimming. Astrachan Capes, Persian Capes
Plush Capes Fur Robes for baby carriages. Fur Car
nase Robes.
Dunlap's New York Hats.
wILLETT RUOFF.
MATTERS AND FURRIERs.
s6-3m 9Oo PENN AVE-
GET The Best. ..
THE CONCORD HARNESS
LUTz 4 BRO.
497 Penn. ave-, adjoining National Hotel.
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices.
ap6
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JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
d. 636 Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-04
MARTINS FERRY.
interSsti III tho School superintcndcncy-va
rious Local Nulcs,

lntcrsstin tho School supcrintcndcncy-va
rious Local Notcs.
The ushGrs In tho Opera House Will wear cos.
tunes made OF military gray.
Alex. hefenbaugh. WHO has suel for a divorce
itoei niS vile, Amanda Delrnbaugh, had papcrs
served OH her yesterday.
Mr.J, y. Patterson, who will DO a candidate
Tor inc Democratic nomination for sheriff, was
good no could.
All the latest and hes. novel, arc sold Mt The
postoliiGc news stand, Any book OF novel no,
~ STOCK VIII be promptly procured for YOU.
lhls IL done every day.
Jonathan McConnougliey has sold the south
hall oil lot 10! In rnull's addition 10 John il,
iioic, at $50: Joseph davidson. MS property Oh
Isntl street. 10 George POwnell: Joseph hell, lot
~ 70 Cha!les H.. Graves, at s7b: | 4. MC3wOrds
to Patsy Moore, south half OF lot No, 1875 In Nc.
Swords addition, at 200.
Ata meeting OF the City Council; on Tue,doy
evening the mnttcr Of issuing $50 COO bonds i0r
grading. paving aud hewcring the streets came
W, auu Tue oralnaHce was read. The rules were
suspended niid The ordnance passed, the QuCs.
ton to ee voted upon at the N0vrmbC. election,
A petition was received asking that Catawba
street be opened. One Of the couuciluen moved
that tho street be opened on Tho assessment
p!an. and INC vote VIZ a Tie, standings to 3. The
,ng Mr. {. q. Cochran, the street paving cou.
factor. was passed.
Much %interes: Is taken In the election OF n gu,
nerlnlendcnt Of the public schools to succeed
Prof. T.. l. Sparks. Several men are ALREADY az
ter 1t. Professor Thomas, OF Wooisi!rld, who
was nh applicant for the pace WHEN Professor
Sparks was elected, Is after 1t again, and was In
town Tuesday seeing what his chancnes are.
Professor Williams, OF Mouudsyille, a brother OF
Dr. 0. Williams, Of this city, was sent for by
the board and came up on Saturday md saw TIL
members, 1t WIS reported that he hud been elec.
ted, but this Is untrue. No selection has been
made yet The committee is In correspondence
has been made. The Board Of Education will
meet tonight. The Eamc OF Mr.. j. 4. Bow,
nochcr, the High School teacher. md Miss LauIa
swar,z, the assistant, have been suggested as
suitable persons Tor the Suit erintcplcucv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-04
TIE NEW BRIDGE
Over the Bnck River Iuspscted by the US.
E%pIlneerr,

Over the 1inok River Iurpscted by the Y. s.
Engineers.
Col. ". L. Merrill, Major D. ". Lock-
wood and Capt. L. Mcguire, Of the en-.
cheering department Of the United
States Army, arrived III the city ycatcr.
day forenoon and registered ut The Nc.
Lure house. At . o'clock In the alter.
noon they me. as q Board OF Engineers
10 inspect tho plans Of the Bridgeport
Bridge Company's proposed new bridge
over the Back fiverffom Bennett street,
in Kirkwood, to Ohio street, Island.
Several OF the incorporators OF the com.
pany were prcnent, and tho Mayor aud
other officials OF Bridgeport came In by
invitation. There was q very FREQ dis.
~cussion OF the plans, but no objection 10
tho erection Of tho bridge was made.
Indeed, all the people there seem en-
thusiastic IN tlieir desire to have the
bridl . built.
TIE only restriction that tke engineers
put on the bridge was that It's elevation
ahould not DO less than that OF tho old
wooden bridge Of the Wheeling 4 Bel.
mont Bridge Company farther up the
| river.
What report the members OF the
Board will make can only DO conjectur.
ed, but 1t will undoubtedly be favorable.
After their duties vera done the visit.
ors, with jnlSeR 4. II. COCHRAN, General
Manager Ball and other Union Bridge
representatives, Colonel 7. Il. Norton
and others drove to tue Terminal rail
way, and there were taken aboard the
train and shown about tho company.
tricks, through the tunnels and out lc
the big Union bridge. Colonel Merrill
was much impressed with the worl,
The engineers left for Cincinnati eve!
the Blltimore 4 Oaio road las. night.
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TUE UNION BRIDGE WORK
Nearing C6mpletioE-Tcrminnl Come
lions being mnJe-lsun,orn.

Nearing Completion-Tcrminal Connec,
tions bein. mnde-l;umors.
The Terminal Railway Company had
a switch put in ct Hanover street, Mar
tins Ferry, yesterday. Work on the
viaduc! ut the Laughlin mill is progress.
ing rapidly. The Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad will commence receiving freight
for the Terminal railroad on the 10Th
inst. It seems TO DO an assured fact that
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh will run its
Cleveland trains to aud from Wheeling
instead Of Bellairs, as recently mated in
the 1STELLlGEScER, and a dinky will be
run from Martins Ferry to Baliaire,
connecting with all Cleveland trains.
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh. trainmen
will cry out hIerminal junction !
Change cara for Bellaire!' L ru,nor
says that the Cleveland K Pittsburgh
will run trains across the I'm.
ion bridge for the West Virginia
State Fair, butt is thought that there
can be nothing in this. Tia work OF
taking down the fa.se work under the
channel span Of the big bridge is pro.
crossing finely and will be lniahed pext
week. All OF the steel work on the
bridge is completed except the foot way
CT the channel span and some r%iveting.
The lumber used in the building OF the
bridge is being made up into rats sud
will be taken to Cincinnati, where It will
be used in a bridge to be built by Baird
l;rou. This firm alGo has q contract for
putting up o monster bridge acro,s tho
Mississippi river at Memphis. Ten Of
the apans Of this bridge will be 40 icet
long and the channel span $50 feet, IS
feet longer than the channel span OF the
Union Fridge here. 1t will take two
years to build the Memphis bridge. Two
gangs who are working on the Union
Bridge will leave neKt week, one for
Cincinnati and the other for Memphis,
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Gold lssuters' Demand.

New foNE, Sept. 8.-rhe gold and sill
yer heaters closed their annual session
here to-day. The most important bust.
ness transacted was the adoption of
unifotm rate for beating at 81 20 Il beat.
ing. This is an Increase oyer the pres.
ent rate, and to-day the heads Of all gold
and silver beating house5 throughout
the country will be given notice OF the
demand, the increase Of pay to begin
September ID.
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LOCAL HiEylT!ES.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
tho City. r

Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou,
tho City.
THERE Is a good deal OF complaint Just
now Of failure to collect garbage.
THE steamer Phillips is doing a rush-
ing busincGs now. The street cur strike
has very materially aided toward this.
The Washington DISTRICT Republican
club will hold an exceedingly important
meeting at Spargo's hall this evening, ut
which it is hoped there will be a large
attendance.
TRA,E No. 5, on the B. 4 O., was bad
ly wrecked at Pennington, near Man
%n:nCtou, last night, and vas sent back
to Grafton and on west 10 Chicago by
way Of parkersburg and Columbus.
A SMALL boy, whose name could not
be learned, had his head badly hurt near
the street cur barn, OF the South Side,
by being pushed down by the crowd as
sembled there. Dr.. Mics Baron und DR..
Marley dressed his injuries.
TIE ladies' and gentlemen composing
the Board Of Trustees OF the Home for
Friendless Women, being prepared at
Mt. Belleview, made 4 trip 10 the home
yesterday, and were much pleased with
the work being done there.
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BRl.LtlRE.
All Sorts Of Local Scws md COSBY II, nj
the Glass City.
II r. WIt.nu ,al "a Ia g., 40 an "a t,l,.,t,, Tn.

the Gla.s City.
II. g. Wilson aud vito are OF on n trlr'tp TO.
ronto, Canada.
&c. Tallman got eighteen squirrels on Tues.
DAY near Burr's Mills.
Ex' Marshal Basty. came In from the woods
Tuesday evening with thlrty.thflc squirrels.
Thieves stole part OF. Milcs1 Carnes' harness.
lelt Ia the wagon By him for only n few min.
utes.
William schranm, Of Montreal. csnads, who
yesterday.
Ihc INK now h"icabontS Is all Of tho wh'tl.
W. stale Fair next week, Southern Belmont
and Monroe county will turn out eunlaSSe.
Nests Tolma and Price nro home from an
ehloyaDlc nor. bern trip, whiting riOmirGnt
tahadiat and New York towns white away.
Miss i.l1IIe Taylor, former training teacher
nvty: Sutbtlseu htr many ttirnls, by n call this
trcss IN Il Northern Ohio college.
Hey. ID. Long Rpd iRmilt left last nleht for
tiis Doctors new charge NJ MDailEcllo. II. Or
aud MIS-. Long have been the guests Of DR.. Kurz
anu wile Tor II lew days en- route.
AoE city crossing under tho railroad
mHcks 1tom she Ih,rd ward Is causing tho com
allet ever, rain It breaks out. CAtrjiuy moe
ground with Il, It's aeiHg boxed, now.
ing new inel plant Is nearly ready for trial,
and !. thought by many here 10 DO a success, NJ
Ssetyihing Is and has been done Ia a business
iihe nnu !llotouRh manner. It will take about
Yen uays to dry II ont, aud rs soon after as posi-
bic the gGs will DO maIc.
fet1y thieves have again been getting In thctl
WORK. MIS-. hOmls li0ycc left her milk In i
nuckei silting outside for II f,w minutes, and on
Eolnb hitet ", nckct AMI lll were gone. Mex
up3t at me residence OF Mr.. Martin C0ecn n lpl
Oh p"py clothes md baskets wc,e taken.
me Hiss Wallace who was drowned near sas
Diego, CAL, along with five Others, who were on
yacht riding when n ,lua,l capslzcl The boat
Vas q daughter OF Rev. Il q. Wallace, formerly
INK here lost two boys by drowning In thp river
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Teas, Coffoes, Splees, Etc.
Atlalltic Tea
co.
Tea Importers &CoHeoR oastcrs.

VIII for III, next twenty days, DO.
g~..ning Saturday, August ., sell Tea
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet sets, Library
Lamps, Stand Lamps, Vaces, DlsQue
Figures, d., at prices heretofore un.
heard OF. Remember these arc new and
stylish goap, not old odds and ends
usually offered by parties advertising
reductions In prices. We never allow
goods 10 accumulate on our hands II low
prices will move them. This Ia n new
feature in our business, and Ms We have
been fer maNy years the acknowledged
leader in every line We handle, so We
are determined TO lead in this at tho
very bcgianlng. We have never recog.
niEed uuy competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large quantities
from first handa, always for cash, en-.
able us TO sell Mt prices that strike tor.
ror to tho old iogy merchants. We aro
always busy. No dull season. Our
pricee keep the steady flow Of trade I'm.
interrupted the year round.
Here are a few Of cur prices:
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WHAT THE BRIDGES ARE FOR,

The First Official statement Oh the rsxed
SubJTct,
Thera has been a great deal OF rumor
aud guessing rs to the scope Of the
scheme OF the Wheeling Bridge Com.
pany and tho Bridgeport Bridge Com.
pany. I. is well known that tho bridge
over the Back river is TO be a joint
wagon and railway bridge. Whether
the railroad track crosslngit was to come
farther east than the west end OF the
new bridge tothe Island has been doubt
ed, and all statements as to n plan to run
steam cars into the city over the new
bridge have been taken with a grain OF
allowance.
Yesterday an 1NTELLlGEScER reporter
got from Mcssrs. Sweeney and Upte.
graft, OF the Wheeling Bridge Company,
the first official statement on this sub.
ject.
In answer to the direct question, Will
steam railway cars croes the bridge from
the Island to the city? these gentlemen
said:
"They will. The bridge is being con.
structed for that purpose. AS to the
silly idea that the piers are not strong
enough, any expert will tell you they
are stronger than the average railway
bridge piers"
"Do your plans include q union pas.
senger station in the city,"
"ies, sir; aud in an accessible part OF
the city. More than that, we shall have
every railroad now into the city or
about 10 come in using gu. bridge and
our station, with one possible exception.
We shall have no big tunnel, but we
think when our plans ure made public
everybody will be favorably impressed
by them"
"Will you reach the manufacturing
plants, etc.
"Yes; conveniently and directly.
And our whole system will probably
not cost much over $500, 1000"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-04
About PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Maggie Mahrer, OF Baltimore, ia
the guest Of Mrs. Mary Miller, Of Vir.
ginia street.
Miss Jennie Hellstein leaves to-day
ior New Lexington, for another termin
tho St. Aloysius Academy.
Mr.. ]. X. Hall yesterday brought his
family home from West Alexander,
where they spent the summer.
S. W. Augustus, Miss S. Ella Ice and
Miss Ida lnSmsa, OF A%lorgantown, were
at,he Mcclure house yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Pennell and daughter, who
have been visiting the family Of Squire
George Ankle for some time, left last
night for their home at Columbus.
Tho daughter OF Colonel Thomas
O'Brien, 81 inmate OF thu panyent at
Nazareth, KY, ia lying there so i'll that
her life is dcspaired Of. Her parents cx.
pect daily TO receive q summons to her
bedside.
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Altlpe Old Are.

J. Fl: Holcomb and wife, OF Belcher.
vile, Texas, have celebrated their fifty,
9th wedding anniversary, and are still
hale and hearty. The secret OF their
long life and good health ia that they
correct any slight nilment promptly, and
in thas way avoid serious sickness. Like
most every ons el1oj they are more fro.
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. 10 correct
this they take St. Patrick's Pills in pref.
renee to any other, because, as Mr..
Holcomb says, "They are a mild pill
and, besides, keep the whole system in
good order. We prize them very high.
Iy." For sale by ". W. Irwin, Chas. +,
Goe!ze, John Klari, .. schnepi and W.
L. Williams. paw
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BALTIMORE, Mp., Sept. S.-The fifth
great annual reunion OF the Lutherans
OF Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
Pennsylvania and the District of Colum.
bin took place at Pen Mar, this State, on
the Western Maryland railroad. Ex.
tensive preparations had been made for
the occaeiop by the lutheran Executive
Committee and the Western Maryland
railroad. There were yer twenty thous.
and people in attendance.
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William Koehnllne's home has been bright
cned BY tho arrival ota baby boz.
The Niagara Falls excursion over the C., L. &
". read yesterday was not well pslronized.
The standard Iron Company Is crtc.lrg a
large steam crane at the mill. 1t will be com.
pleted In n few days. and will be used In hand
ling steel md heavy castings.
Harry. sells, Of K!rkwooa. Ind his rISh, hand
caught In u belt Mt tho Sorthwood Glass Works,
III Martins Ferry, Yesterday, and II was very
painfully hurt: lie was engaged in shifting i
belt, when he slipped.
Lust night the home Of Joseph Green, one Of
the Standard tMflfs officers, was the sccnc OF II
pleasant event. A number OF Mr.. Green's
friends gathered at his home and rendered him
asurprise party In honor OF his thirty ninth
birthday. several elegant gifts were presented
to Mr.. Green. Alter II part Of the night mad been
spent IN inc most pleasant manner the guests
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NEW YoEK, Sept. 3.-These was m active de.
maud for many descriptions OF dry goods ut
first hands, and a frmcr lone was apparent.
Dress goods, standard and three yard theelings,
bicachcd theetiuss, wide shpeilubgs, denims,
all seasoaGt,c fabrics were In demand, The few
articles offering for spring arc meeting with
good attention Is white goods and similar urti.
Giles In black. The new perfection lace curtain
Is having 4 large sac. The line OF tho cotton
goods market coutiL ted very firm. Agents ad.
vancea Otis checks 10 Si4cH yard and Excelsior
checks aud stripes nc n yari.
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OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 3.-The firm Of
Hoxie ( Mellor, n OF tho most extern
s!ve LUMBER firms in Wisconsin, doing
business in Amigo and other localities,
failed to-day. Tho failure was precipi.
tated by an attachment for soc, 900 in ia.
vor OF the National Bank OF Oshkosh.
The assets are said to be 5000, 900; the
liabilities about S55lS.0Q0.
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TAkE CARE o. THE DOGS.
Suspicious OF ~Hsdroahoh.a Two DO,
Bitten. E.n

susp'c!ons Of H~sdroahoh!a Two Doys
Bitten.
For several days there has been talk
Of the possible existence OF hydrophobia
IN certain quarters on the Island. A few
days ago a pup belonging to S. F. Faris
developed such suspicious symptoms
that it was shot. Experts said that II
undoubtedly had the rabies. It frothed
at the mouth, went frantic ut the EIGHT
Of water, and whom bled its blood cosc.
ulated at once.
Another dog belonging to @. II. Wat.
kin1 showed similar signs OF madness.
md was killed by Officer McNichol at
the request OF the family.
A dog belonging TO James Maxwell,
on CHARLES street, bit Albert, the eleven:
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CHICAGO. Sept. $-Fred Curtis, TWEEN.
ty.eieht years old and living at SGs
CLARK street, was fatally stabbed
By n negro named Hsrry Gavens last
Our.is was walking with his
wife, when Gavens passed and made m
insulting remark to her, aud her hus.
band pushed him into the street. The
negro drew II long knife and sprung upon
cutting him eight times, five In
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Ube Sntelliocnter.
once: Nos. rs nnd II Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Fancy slecvcs-Geo. NJ. suook & Co.-Foutt]
Page.
For Sa,e-W. v. IIogc l. Bro.
heal Estate for ssic-Rlnehart d TatCm.
IlayIiand's ~China-EwInS Bros.
Wauted-A Situation.
A.. U. I. W.-Sperisl Meeting.
For Cincinnati Steamer Lizzie Bay.
knve Your tyes-L &. Dillon l. Co.
Wheeling BusiEcss CcllCge-fuutlh Page.
Reduce Your NatuIHl Gas B.lis-U.t Brcs.
Co.
Wire Work for Offices.
Action Of GARFIELD Assembly Fourth Page.
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year.old son Of Anthony Green, through
the right hand. Officer Creighton went
up to kill the dog, but lis ewuer refused
10 allow it.. a damage suit Is talked OF.
A dog belonging to Mr.. Jacobs, Of Six.
teenth street, bit a boy named Louis
Soldier. The dog was sentenced 10 die
the death,
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lIaso lSnll Gnmcs,

New York, 0; Philadelphia, G.. IN. L.
philadelphia, 0; New York, j. lsecon'
game.)
Philadelphia, 10; Pittsburgh, II. (p.L.
Brooklyn, Is; Boston, i. ~. ~
Boston, -; Cleveland, O. (P. III
New York, II; Buffalo. Z. (p. L)
Chicago, Z; Brooklyn, 4. {P. L
Toledo, ! Baltimore,e (Asso.)
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BosroS, Sept. 3.-The second annual
convention Of the international Printing
Pressmen's Union was continued to-day.
a membership OF 1000 was shown, with
good financial standing. Reports were
made showing that eiloristo form m al.
lance with the international Typo.
graphical Union he'd been successful.
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Good Tciurlatn' Meeting.

Tho Good Templars' lodges Of the
Third district OF Ohio will hold n see
sion in Good Templars' Hall, in Bridge
port, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10 md II. A public entertain
ment will DO given Oh Thursday even.
ing, to which a small admittance fee viii
be charged to defray the expenses OF tho
meeting. A large number Of delegates
will be in attendance from neighborine
towns. :
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Indications.

WAsnlSGroE, D. c., Sept. 3.-For
Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
southeastcrly winds.
For West Virginia and Ohio, fair
weather followed by light showers in
the northern portion, stationary tenn
pcrature, except slightly warmer in
West Virginia, soutl,erly winds. :
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Picnic Grounds.

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Datea and rates can
be obtained on application to J.G Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pauy, Wheeling, W, Va
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ST. CHARLES, No, Sept. 3.-Early
yesterday morning in "Airica," suburb
OF this place, during a dance a dispute
arose about the entrance lee, when Ed
Garrett whipped out q razor and slash.
ed Dick Mosby and Lige Craig across the
throat. Craig died and Mosby is likely
to die. Garnet is in Jail.
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FOB HOT WEATHER.

4 full line Of Sergts, Drape pEtes
and Cheyiots, just suited for the Ito!
weather, which will be made up first
class at reasonable prices.
III Stoek-A largc 'iue Of oycrsizcs liz
French Flannel Shirts, neck go, body
so. For comfort and durability, Wear
cur celebrated inst b!ack and c0lored
hose. G.. HESS l. SONS,
1891 & 1923 Market Street.
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PLAIN Black Derby Waists only ut
ENsuElMER'+.

II you cannot see and need %spcctaclcs
You should call on us and have Jour Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have The
finest instruments and more experience
,han Gny other 0ptician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and Opticiau,
sCor. Twelfth and Market Streets.