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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

New Fall stock of floor oil cloths and rugs
in all sizes just in at E F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

Mrs +. G. Bommos and children OF
Bridgeport visit l.. g. Gilbert.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

Ladies' meeting with Mrs II. L.Wheel-
er, next Tuesday at 3.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

Quite IL party of the young friends of
Miss Lillian Gilbert met with her, Thurs
day, 2lst, to remind their young hostess
of her 18th birthday. A nice time was
enjoyed with music, games and luncheon :;
many pretty gifts were left i4 remem-
hrhnce.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

Painters are again at work at Jeanville.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

Just think of it, -bottle castor, 2-quart dec
GRATED China pitcher, large plate, cup and
saucers, porcelain lined kettles and lots OF
other presents given with a pound of the best
baking powder at Hawley'S.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

IaOR SALE-One good Cow. Enquire of
E ANNA SEELEY or N. w. SEELEY, Step
ney.
TNOR SALE-A good new mich Cow, with
T. Calf week and a half old. F.S.SHELTON
Long Hill.
IrOR SALE-Five Pigs five weeks old; also
II one Breeding Sow. g. Bots
ford.
NOR SALE-Good Family Horse, kind and
"a steady. Enquire of G. V. KELLER, North
Main street, Bridgeport.
NOR SALE CHEAP-Sow and seven good
Pigs. JOHN I'll. SUMMERS, Hattertown;
r. O. Stepney.
NOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT-Sey-
eral Cows and Calves; also three-yeaf-
old Bull, all thoroughbred Jerseys. The same
can be seen at Tom loves and particulars
Obtained, one mile from Botsford Depot.
Address TOM LOWE, Botsford, Conn.
MOTTO E-There will be special meeting
Of Court Sandy Hook, No. 1852, A. 0. + OF
A. Monday, September i, 1880, at 30 p m.
Every member Is hereby summoned to attend.
Per order THOMAS CORBETT, G. n. JOHN
MCGRAN, F.S.
yNANTED-A situation as housekeeper;
w light work and pleasant home more to
be desired than wages. My address will be
Seymour, Conn. u. g.
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sTEpyEY.

At the Baptist church, Sunday: Gov
enant meeting at 10 80 m, Sunday
school at IL 80. Public worship at and
30 u M
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

A large drove of cattle went through
the Center, Tuesday evening, belonging
to Fred Wheeler of Monroe.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-29

Last Sunday, lady was baptized into
fellowship with the Baptist church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-12
ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the City II Wheeling Folk.
Abr0ud.
W. W. Wilson,, Of Fairview, is at the
Mcclure.
R. T. Lowndes, Of Clarksburg, is al
the Windsor.
Mrs. L. Swabakcr returned, Saturday,
from Bedford Springs.
Col. J. F. Legge, Of the B. & O., came
in from Grafton yesterday.
Dr.. L. A. Hildreth left last eveningfo
a short visit to Atlaatic City.
Miss Mamie Jones, OF the North End
is visiting friends ct Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Gov. Fleming and daughter were
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Harold, Of Pittsburgh, il
visiting Mrs. Biddle Jones, in the North
Eud.
Misses Bertha Hall and Dollie Good
win, Of Moundsviile, are at tho Stamu
house.
Misses Minnie, Lou and Carrie Beie,
leave to-day for Lakeside, Ohio, 10 re-
main two weeks.
Mr.. William N. kincaid and Mrs. G
E. kiucaid and two daughters, Of Came
ron, were at the stamm yesterday.
Miss Theresa Phillips and her friend
Miss Angie Hall, Of Steubenvillc, have
gone to Niagara Falls and C%hautanqna.
Stephen Deveney, OF the Sixth ward,
returned home last week from n pleasant
trip to bis former home in the north OF
Ireland.
Miss Ida Richards and Miss Kate
Roberts have arrived home after a four
weeks visit 10 Atlantic City and other
eastern points,.
Miss Mildred Hamilton, OF Windsor,
and Miss Ruby Davis, Of Bath, Ohio,
are visiting Mrs. Carl Hamilton, Of North
Market street.
George iabn, Of John Coleman's
drug store, on the South Side, is at the
Lone Star fishing camp, on Fish creek,
to spend two weeks.
DR.. J.. A.. Campbell, who has been at
Ocean City attending the bedside OF his
father, returned last night. Dr.. Camp.
BELLS father is much better.
Mr.. Thomas Faris, OF New York, &C.
companied by bis brolhers, Messrs.
Joseph A. and Samuel +. Faris, Of the
leland, LEFT yesterday to visit their sister,
.Ats. A. @. Raaage, at Kelsey's Station,
Ohio.
Mr.. David Hunter, Master at Arms OF
the United States Naval Asylum at
Philadelphia, will return to Philadel.
phia this evening, after a very pleasant
visit to his friends and relatives in
Wheeling.
Mr.. Louis L.askaris, tho popular Main
street fruit dealer, accompanied by his
wife, left- last night on an extended
pleasure trip. While gone he will visit
niagara Falls, jamestown, Elmira and
New York City.
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Tho work Of delivering The copies OF
the History OF tho Upper Ohio Valley,
gotten out by Drant 4 Fuller, was be.
gun yesterday. The work gives general
satisfaction, and Is the best OF It's class
ever gotten out in this vicinity. The
portraits Of prominent people are not
only GOOD portraits, but artistic. Tho
history Of this section by Judge Gran.
mer Is a really valuable work. Follow.
Ing this are biographical and family
sketches, the history Of the banks and
the press. Dr.. S. L. Jepson contributor
an excellent history OF the medical pro.
f%ession. Historical sketches Of the
neighbo.ing counties on both sides Of
the river by leading men make the work
Of greater value, and give it IN interest
to a wider range Of readers. Every in.
telIigent citizen needs the book.
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The County Commissioners arc still worried
about the prOpo.cd roads to. radlate from this
city. The location OF the thoroughfAres has be.
come a inonotonous problem. Most every
farmer has II good location fora road laid out. <
number OF gentlemen from this city went out 10
the country seat yesterday to wrang,e about ile
roads. There Is one thing sure, the mud will
continue to be the irincipai factor til roads 70:
a yAar or ttrp hppca
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THE FIRST STREET CLOCK,

Wheat & Haucher Have n Public Time
Tfcce Erected In Front Of Their Store on
Market Street.
All the larger cities arc provided by
private shop.keepers and others with
street clocks at such close intervals that
the carrying Of a watch by those ire-
quenting the busy portions Of the town,
unnecessary.
Yesterday Messrs. Wheat & Hancher,
the well known Market street jewellers,
have had a splendid clock with q dial s
feet in diameter and standing Is feet
high from the pavement, erected in
front OF their place Of business. The
clock is q great convenience to pedes.
TRANS and is quite an ornament 10 the
street. Messrs. Wheat 4 Hancher are
to:be commended for their enterprise
and desire to improve the appearance Of
Market street,
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THE NEW MARKET
For the Fifth Ward, and the New Peninsu.
lar Cemetery Cute.

For the Fifth Ward, and the New Peninsu.
lar Cemetery Cute.
The Council Committee on Markets
met last night and ordered the payment
of bills for SlSl.G5. Architect Edward
B. Franzheim was at the meeting with
plans and specifications for the new
Fifth ward market house. The epeci.
ications were read, and tho committee
decided to advertise for bids for building
the house in accordance with the plans.
There was acme discussion as to whether
the roof should 10 oil slate or tin, and it
was generally conceded that slate would
be preferable.
The Committee on Cemeteries also
met, and audited bills amounting to
SsSS3 Is. Absalom Beail, who had the
contract for building the new gate at
the Peninsular cemetery, was at the
committee meeting, and stated that
Wood Bros, who had been engaged to
do the mill work on the gate, had raised
tho price, Oh him $lO2, aud consequently
be could not do the work on time. The
committee allowed himtu Thursday TO
get some n else 10 DO The work.
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Wheeling, W. Va, August IL.
BEilgepOrt,

ASriuSepoFt.
J. A. Topping has returned from an extensive
Eastern trip.
Mrs. J. F. Trueman leaves for Toledo 10 day
to visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. Fisher, who has been confined to he,
lone by Illness, Is convalrsring.
Several more n,c lights will be put up In
Bridgeport and kirkwood in the near future.
James Ellwood, OF Mansfield, and Sam John.
son. Of Piqua, nrc the guests OF friends ut IE.ina.
villc.
Jack Digein, n former Brldgepo.,cr, but now
located NJ Birmingh an ALI Is the gu=si Of
friends here.
Frank Maultby. n former Brldgeportcr, but
now located u, Topeka, Kans., Is visiting MIS-,
Maultby's home here.
The c P. has completed the work OF rcplac.
Ing the .Etna Iron Coy old SWITCHES with new
steel rails throughout.
Mrs. A.. c. Showal:cr and sou, Arthur, and
sister, Miss Flora Mcdonnell, Of Ripley, n. T.,
are the guests Of friends here.
F. c. Robinson and wife left yesterday fol-
Mayvllle, n. y. They will also visit several
Canadian cities OF prominence.
The mills here were considerably ANNOYED yes.
terlay morning by the shortage Of .as, and
were compelled to stop several times during The
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THE SAENGERFEST EXCURSION,



The Wheeling Singing Societies to Leave
this P%oronaoh.
The Arion, Beethoven and Mozart
Singing Societies will leave over the
Panhandle railroad at 10 q. N. to-day
for the Central Ohio Saenserfest, to be
given ut Canton. The Opera House band
will accompany the Arion and A%leister'a
band, OF Bridgeport, will 80 with the
other two societies. The fare for the
round trip is but 81 so, and the return
train will leave Canton Friday evening
alter the close Of the fest. =
The cars which will compose the train
out OF here to-day will be decorated for
the trip by q committee of the three
societies. The excursion party bids fair
to be q large one.
The Wheeling bands and societies
have been assigned to pos.u of honor in
the big parade at Canton.
Tho societies will march from the;r
halls to the train this forenoon.
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Hon. Ben Wilson registered at the
Windsor early yesterday morning. lie
was out Of town most ali day, but re.
turned last night. 1t is evident that be
is examining his fences, and that he is a
candidate for the Democratic nomina.
ton for Congress. Yesterday John 0.
Pendleton was showing him around,
probably impressing him with the view
that all the fences that exist are be.
tween Benjamin and the Congressional
pasture,
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The Law NOT Violated.

Surveyor OF the Port Faris received
Inst Thursday instructions from the N.
thoritics at Washington to investigate
q charge that the Terminal Railway
Company and Dir. Gil Brown, the Chief
Engineer, were violating the Contract
Labor Law, in that Mr.. Brown had been
employed and the terms arranged
While he was in New Brunswick.
where he reaides. The inquiry was
made, and evidence brought that at
the time Mr.. Brown was engaged To
come here he was in Boston. VISITING
friends and seeking employment. and
that the terms OF the contract were not
definitely agreed upon until after he' mr..
rived hero. Mr.. Faris yesterday for.
wa1ded his report 10 the department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-12

M. Ellis Lash has returned from n pleasant
visit In Iowa.
Besthel l1arbcrger Is home on n visit, from
Des M0ines, Iowa.
Rev. I.s. Winters, who has been rccupcratins
IN Jeltersoa county, returned home yesterday.
The Forum Is gaining in popularity in MIR.
Inns Ferry. The Postoillce news stand Is havicg
a big run on It.
The Northwood slass works will resume to.
morrow and the Buckeye aud ElsJn abou. the
first OF September.
Ben Gees Company held forth in a tent on
Park street last night. Clark Gibbs, the leading
actor. was arrested for drunkenness.
Mr.: Charles c. Theakcr, OF Washington, D. c.,
Was the guest 81 Postmaster NJ. G. Mitchell yes.
was formerly Of Bridgeport.
Mr.. Andrew IottschRlk. who has Eecn at the
Monongaheia House, Pittsburgh. in the interest
OF the Buckeye Glass Company for the las. four
months. came down last evening. He is selling
lots Of goods there.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line of Serges, Drnpe UEtes
and Chcyiots, Just suited for the no,
weather, which will he made up first
class ut reasonable prices.
lG!st0ck-A large lire OF OrcrslZes II
French Flannel Shirts. meek 90, body
30. FOR comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated last black and colored
hose. {. HESS d. SONS,
1891 g. 1898 Market Street,
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A Surc Cure for DIarr),na,

Mrs; E. L. Henrie, OF Johnstown, Pa,
says: LAST June, inter tho great flood,
received a bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy
from my pastor, at a time when I was
very much run down with diarrhea,
and had tried two doctors without find:
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
me at once, and cured me entirely in a
short time. ! got several bottles ind
gave it around among my acquaintance
who were afflicted in the came way. l
think l gave it to . dozen people, and it
relieved and cured, go far rs know, in
all cases. It is the best medicine for the
disease | have ever known"
For sale by W. W. Irwin, Charles r.
Gosize. John Klari, Q. Schnepf and W.
E. Wiliiams. a915i 2! gpawt
.r . ~
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Toas, Coffoes, Spices, Etc.
A lantiic Tea
CO.
Tea Importers & Coffee oastcrs.

viii for the next twenty days, DO.
ginning Saturday, August ., sell Tea
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Library
Lamps, stsud Lamps, Vacep, Blsauc
Figures, &C., at prices heretofore un'
heard OF. Remember these arc new and
stylish gonds, not old odls and ends
usually offered by parties advertising
reductions In prices. We never allow
goods to accumulate on our hands II low
prices will move them. This Is a new
feature In our business, and as we have
been for many years the acknowledged
leader in every limo We handle, so We
arc determined to lead in this at the
very beginning. We have never recog
nised my competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large qnanti,ie
from first hands, always for cash, en-
able us to sell at prices that strike ter
ror to the old fogy merchants. We are
always busy. No dull season. Gu,
prices keep the steady flow Of trade I'M
interrupted the year round.
Here are a few Of cur prices:
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LOCAL RREYlTifS.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About

the Ctr.
FIVE deeds Of trust were admitted 10
record yesterday.
TIE Riverside nail factory will close
down tho last OF this week.
Mn. B. F. sTAMM, who died on Satur.
day, will DO buried to-day by the Odd
Fellows.
THIS large furnace at the Hobbs Glass
Works was fired up yesterday, and five
pots were broken.
THE repairs at the Wheeling Steel
Plant arc completed, and the works
will resume this morning.
PASSENGER trains East are crowded
with travellers, who arc taking advantage
OF cheap rates 10 visit New York and
Boston.
TUE Council Committee on Fro De-.
pastmest, called TO meet last night, failed
10 get q quorum. rs did also the Com
mi,tee or City Prison.
IT is Bellz, Fading 4 Co. and not
Klieves, Kraft 4 Co., who have the con.
tract for the new front on tho McLain
block, on Twelfth street.
A LITTLE son OF Martin Eberle, OF the
Eighth ward, was knocked down BY a
wagon yesterday and run over. Ills
right leg was badly hurt.
PAT MoRdAN and his wife, after lie
WIS hued in police court yesterday,
were arraiyned before Squire Davis for
a family row, and he was fined s. and
costs and she 81 and costs.
JAMES CAMPBELL for exposure Of per.
son, Charles Smith a plain drunk, Abe
Reynolds, 4 d%tsorderly, and Jack De-
whey. a noisy Sixth warder, will appear
in police court this morning.
THERE was a mistake in tho list Of
delegates from Richie district, printed
yesterday. Charles Craig was elected
as n delegate 10 the county convention
Mr.. Eschstruth has dropped out.
Robert CLINE, Of the Niagara En-
ginc company, who had his ankle
badly sprained by coming down. thu
gliding pole at the engine house three
weeks ag', was able to be out on hi
crntches yesterday.
THE elephant which wns with Given'l
circus did not 20 away with the rest o
the combination. 1t and It's keeper or,
boarding at tho St. Charles Hotel. Til,
elephant Is understood TO belong L
Adam Forcpaugh and to have beer
hired by Given.
TIE river rose so yesterday that it 20
over the top of the Wheeling Bridge
Company's c~aisson, and work had to bt
stopped. The masonry on the east short
pier was pushed right along, however
and good progress made. 1t will tax,
several feet OF a rise-more than Their,
will be now-:o iniure the caisson any.
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month. Tho fourteen great running,
trottiug and pacing races, and the
numerous other attractions always seen
at local fairs will be surpassed. Low
rate excursions will be given on all mil.
roads, and there will no doubt be the
largest number Of strangers In the city
ever attracted here by any event.
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& Thomas MatchIoss Bargains.
Stone & Thomas Matchloss Bargains.
MATCHLESS BARGAINS
II N I!

Wc oncr ourcustomcrsn aud tho people Il wheeling n most arr
BARGAINS yr oncrcd. Largo purchases for Fail has forced us 10 dispose
ofour stock Immediately, az" 10 mas aye Dom icop'e Who wan u sa''
money will make S$s by attending this SALE. p.
One lot Mohair Brilantine, worth Csc, reduced to 25c,
One lot Mohair Brliantine, worth S5c, reduced to 47c.
One lot Al Cashmeres, worth a5c, reduced to 12Hc.
Ono lot Surah silk, worth Coo, reduced TO CSC.
One lot Summer Silk, worth 75c, reduced to 35c.
One lot India Silk, worth 81, reduced to soc.
One lot fancy weave Black Goods, worth, 81 reduced to soc.
Onclot fancy weavc Black Goods worth Is, reduced to size
One lot French Satines, worth s5c, reduced to 15c..
One lot American Satlncs, worth lsc, reduced toSBc.
One lot Sccrsuckcrs, worth Sc, reduced to 4Hc.
One lot Mcrrinac Calico, worth SC, reduced to SIC.
One lot Cocheco Calico, worth Sc, reduced to SC.
One lot Table Linen, worth CSC, reduced to l7c.
One lot Table Linen, worth 45c, reduced to 29c.
One lot Lancaster Bingham, worth Sc, reduced to oHc.
One lot Indigo Blue Calico, worth &c, reduced to SIC.
One lot 44 Unbleached Muslin, worth &c, reduced to 44c
One lot (Rcmnants) Barred Nainsooks, worth 12Ec, re
duccd to 6Ac.
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS
From tho Republican Primaries Saturday
H.H. EveniDr. 4. #.. ..-.I.H.H.

From tho Republican Primaries Saturday
Evening.
At the Republican primaries in Tria'
delphia district Saturday evening solid
Hnbho,d delegation wns c,sc,eJ 10 mr.
oonsresS.ouai oonVe''lon' composed o.
Messrs. j.. y. brady, Lester Smith, Dr.
j. Carter, ". A.. Mccoy and E. NJ. At
kiusor.
The vote In detail, In the four pro,
cinc.s. was rs follows:
Delegates TO the Congressional Con.
ven,lon--J. @. Brady l75, Lester Smith
l5i, Dr.. j. Carter 1852, W. A, Mccoy li9
L. NJ. Atkinson 90, George Guy S., 7
]. Hueus "a, ]. II. Connolly al, j. +
Clator %, Btire Supler IS, J, Z. McCar
die 80, A. Il Garter 90, Ii. ]. Arbenz q
J. A. Hand IA.
Delegates TO County Convention
William liner 1871. William Webster 1877
J. q. McCurdy 1871, J.. Il Clator 1884, I
J. Hugus l24, J. Weis III, NJ. II. Nc
Causland ITO, j.. r. Clark tic, J. II
Connolly ll5. A. Z. Carter 10S, N. Nick
erson 100, Lewis Wharton los, j..
Foreman 100, G. Buchanan o., II. G
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Inter-kting Camp Meeting.

Tho camp meeting now in progress in
sharp'a Orchard, at Moundsville, is at
tracing considerable attention. Last
evening Rev. William Byrd. the great
colored evangelist, OF Virginia, preached
an excellent sermon; subject, "The
Restoration Of Dry Bones" Tonight his
discourse will be, Sinners Expenses 10
He'll" Sunday is to be the big day Of
the meeting. On that day Rev. j. S.
Mmple, OF Wheeling, will preach to the
people, his subject being "Man Testing
His Future Immortality" =
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Two boys, Tommie King and Willie
Potts, we're out in the creek in a ekiG
opposite the Whitaker mill, when
King fell out Of the boat, He could not
swim and was sinking for the last time,
when colored tunnel worker who saw
the accident ran down the bank and
sprang in. He got the boy out all right,
but King was afraid to go home with,
his clothes vet, and lay around the mill
ell afternoon. The other boy was about
to spring to Kings rescue when the col
o7ed mar shouted to him to stay in the
skif.
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IL yOu cannot sec and need spectaclcs
you should call OIL us and hare1O DIR Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
thnn any Other tpticinn in the State,
and c%lnran,es satisfaction ar money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUhB,
JeWeler and Opticiun,
Ger. Twelfth aDL Marker Streets.
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To The Editor ofLhe Inta:icencr.
SIR:-There is an abundance OF good
material from which to make up a win.
ming legislative ticket from Ohio
county. | have canvassed the matter
thoroughly, aud have about arrived al
the conclusion that the following gentle.
men would show about as much
strength as any that could be named by
u convention on Saturday. l offer
them as a suggestion, and think We
might 90 farther and fare worse. Here
they are:
For State Scnate-N. E. Whitaker.
For House OF Delegates-Augustus
Pollack, William Hesrne, John Cum.
Minis, Captain Davis or MI. Sisson.
REPUBLICAN.
Wheeling, ". Vd., Auqust IL,
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The fines and costs assessed in the pc.
leo court yesterday, in the sixty.one
cases heard, aggregated SjGl o.. Henry
Shallcross's case was postponed until
this morning, and four of the prisoners
went to the hill. The five keepers OF
houses of i'll fame paid in all SIG 30.
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Tho New IuIl.

The receiving OF proposals for the
building Of the new county Jail closed
at moor yesterday. There were four
teen bids received, OF which probably
four are for the entire work, and the
others for parts OF it. The Board will
meet to-day to examine and compare the
propositions and let the contract.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use oil
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etiectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August ll.-For
West Virginia, fair weather; warmer,
winds shifting to easterly.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
fair weather; warmer, aortherly winds,
ahlf,ing to southeasterly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-12

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
dosn the riyer-is the most desirable
Tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
ratee will be made. Dates end rates a
be obtained on application 70 JIG. Tom
llnson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.