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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-08

TIE LATE MEETING OF THE MEDICAL
SoCTETY.-Wc are requested by DR.. Jclr
son to say that he offered no resolution
blocking towards the suppression Of
quackery within the State" at the late
meeting Of the Medical Society ,as stated in
the report Of the proceedingsin Mondays
lSTELLiGENCER. The resolution referred
to was in substance as follows; That
Drs. Il. =. Davis, X. ". lIn1lctt, George
Baird and NJ. $. Hall be appointed d
committee to draft the plan Of bill for
the establishment Of State Board Of
Health, and that they, together with d
committee Of one physician in each COun.
ty, use all proper means to secure the
passage Of such bill by the Legislature at
its next session. Tic other resolution
referred to in the report was in full as
follows: That committee Of one physi.
cian to each District Of the State shall be
appointed annually, to report upon one
OF more subjects having direct bearing
upon the prevention Of disease. This
committee Is called the Committee on
State Medicine aud Public Hygiene. The
appointments for next year are IA fol.
lows: First District, Dr.. $. H. Jcpson;
"a District, DR.. II. ". Brock; ID Dis.
trict, DR.. j. o. Wall.
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TRUSTEES SALE
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TUESDAY, the ad day Of August, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. 81, proceed to sell a,
public auction at the front doc. nf the Court HOUSE
ni said Ohio county, In the CITY of Wheeling.
aud state Of West Virginia, the pr6pc,iy ronvcyCi
Wnrd n aid div Of Wheeling. that il ia saw Ali
ih0Sc two several rnrrrs Of rrouni living and cling
Immediately north Of and adjoining tIC proprrtT
NJ Tho cSin NJ tnyEi J;nningr ntr ~ aid Nv II
Rank tnSw Fourth, Street. md d r,,t Of The Uhio
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The river was swelling slowly last eve.
ming, with feet inches in the channel.
The Science left for Parkersburg on
time as usual.
The Hornet No. and Jos. A. Stone
passed up with empty bargcs.
The tow-boat Whale has laid up near
the Top mill.
A dispatch was received from the Ed.
Hobbs yesterday making inquiries rs to
the water, The Hobbs has laid up at
Middleport,
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati nj
"a. NJ. with fair trip.
The departures for to-day will be as
follows: MalliG Raglan, for Pittsburgh, at
0 A. NJ; Courier, for Parkersburg, at /
A. NJ; Andes, for Cincinnati, at3P.M.
The new ferry-boat, City Of Charleston,
which started up the river last evening IN
tow of the Warner, is designed for ferry
ing between Charleston, W. Va, and the
landing opposite. Her owners are Messrs.
A. l.. and NJ. =. Rutlner, OF Charleston.
She will be commanded by Capt. George
Ritter. The hull and cabin are by John
Shearer, Of Manchester, o.; the boiler by
Robert Jones & Co.; engines by G. 7. Du.
mont. The hull is substantially built,
while the wheel works in u recess at the
stern. Her dimensions are: Length, 50
feet; beam, 20 feet; depth OF hold, 3 feet
She has one cylindrical boiler IS feet long
and 40 inches in diameter, containing two
l4.inch llues. Iron 26.l0O inch in thick
ness, and made by Swift's Iron and Steel
Works. lIydrOstatic pressure l05 pounds;
working steam pressure 1870 pounds; two
engines, with cylinders inches in diam
etCDby 80 inches stroke; wheel II feet in
diameter; buckets 81 feet long, and II
inches wide. Her draft OF water is two
feet, with water in the boiler and fuel on
board; and shc is admirably adapted to
the purpose designed,-Cincinnati Times.
LBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June River five feet
nine inches and rising slowly; weather
cloudy with slight rain this morning.
CAIRO, June 7.-Arrived-Thompson
Dean, New Orleans; st. Genevievc, Nicks-
burg; Utah, Cincinnati. DGparted-St.
Gencvievc, st. Louis; Thompson Dean,
Evansville; Utah, ST. Louis. River 10
feet s inches and rising; weather clear;
mercury GS'.
LOUISVILLE, June T. River falling
with q feet inches inthc Canal and 1 feet
4 inches in Indiana Chute. Arrived
Turner, Evansville. Departed-Tnrner
and Fawn, Cincinnati; weather cloudy
aud cool.
MEMPHIS, June The river il about
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
Arrivcd-Bcllc of Texas, Little Rock;
Minneoa, Cincinnati Departed-Bclle
Of Memphis and Glencoe (thc latter last
night, for st. Louis; Helena, for Nicks.
burg.
CIScINSATI, June River l0I feet
and rising. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived--John RhOads, from st. Louis.
Dcpartcd--lthOOds, for Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, June 7.-River rising from
the effects Of Yesterdays rain; feet on
the shoals. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June 7.--Wcather chiefly
clears mercury $50 to 7Oo. River rising
steadily; $ $40 feet on the gauge. Wind
from The north. Up-Vint. Shinkle,
ldlcwild, George Roberts, Morning Star,
Little Condor and bargcS, Alex. Swift,
Rover and tow, Houston Combs. Down
dick Johnson. Business fair.
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The COLLEGE, TniEF.-SOmc days ago
We mentioned the fact that during tho cS.
etCiacs Of the Sigoutnoy Literary Society
al the Female College, some person had
entered the young ladies' rooms and car.
ricd of small sum Of money and several
articles Of clothing. A Lat Of articles
missing was made out and handed to Jus.
ticc Hammer, who issued n search war.
rant for Snbina Malone, n girl who had
been living Mt service at The College, and
was discharged a few days before.
The officers found a pnrasol At SabinaS
house which belonged to Miss Pollock,
one Of the College pupils. SAbina was
therefore arrested and sent To Jail for OF.
animation. A day or two afterwards shC
was discharged, no one appearing to tea.
tiiy against her.
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MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-The follow
ing cases were disposed Of by Mayor
Dean at the police court yesterday morn
ing: David Gosncy, of Wheeling, was
charged with being drunk and disOrlerly
on Sunday, and was fined s. and costs or
ten day in the lookup. Young "Dolphus'
Stewart, disOrdcrly, 81 and Costs.-Jack.
son came over from Wheeling under a
full load Of dead shot" and became bOis.
ferrous and obscene in his language, and
was conveyed on wheelbarFow to the
lookup; he will have hearing in the
morning.
We see that Paddy Neal is back, hay.
ing served out his sentence Of 90 days in
jail.
a party Of gypsics passed through
town yesterday.
We understand that Mr.. Barnett, mana.
ger Of the Ohio City Iron Il Nail Co., has
made arrangements to start up the mill
this morning,
The Social Of the First Presbyterian
Church meets this evening at the house
Of Mr.. Cad Wells.
Rev. G. II. Gunter returned yesterday
from his appointment ut Cambridge, Ohio
Rev. Chalfant being absent there were
no services at his church on Sunday.
On last Friday, Rev. A. j. Alexander,
Of Scotch Ridge Presbyterian Church, i'm.
mcrscd Mrs. VIM. Darrah in the hap
tistry Of the Baptist Church in this place
"Tommy" jenkins is pushing the work
on the new sewer.
The Township Trustees met yesterday
in regular session, but transacted no bnsi
ness OF Importance. HAIRY.
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LEVY FOR ROADS AND BRIDGES.

Resolved, That the sum Of % cents for
Liberty, Washington, RichIand, and
Richie districts, and 10 cents for Triadel.
phia district be laid on everySlOO value Of
real and personal property, lying and held
outside OF the city limits on account Of
road tax for said districts for the year
1875, and that the Sheriff proceed at once
to collect the same according to law.
Resolved, That the levy for 1875, as pre-
scented above, be concurred in.
Before the report was adopted, Mr.
Schultz offered the following:
ReSOlred, That tho levy Of $1,000 on
account Of the Peninsula bridge, or gen.
cral bridges, be and the same is hereby
stricken out,
The resolution was defeated by n vote
s to .. Mr.. Schultz then offered the fol-
lowing;
Resolved, That the entire levy on account
Of roads and bridges be stricken out.
Lost.
Mr.. Schultz then moved to reduce the
levy for the coming year, from GO to so
cents on the 800, which was also lost,
The report Of the Committee was then
adopted by the following vote:
AyesFs:}ayha, CHrnahan, Caldwell,
Ewing, Reilly, WAddle and Whitham-7.
Nays-KIeyis, Sheppard and Schultz
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ROwDYlSM IN Observation-Disclosures T..
PORT, June 7.-EdiiOY Neutrality-suspicious.
are now with us II nightly occurrence.
We could fill your paper weekly with
minor disturbances wherein heads are
neatly polished OIL with brick. bats and
noses set up in the various styles incident
to whisky puglism. These, however, are
too common Ia excite remark even from
the common street lOnfpr. Once in while,
however, we have II row Of sufficient mag
nitudc To attract the attention Of the pO-
lice and promote Il feeble effort on the
part Of the peace conservatives to make
m arrest. The attempt to capture does
not often succeed unless the rOwdyist is
very full Of very crooked whisky.
On Saturday night II chap well charged
with bcnzinC, sauntering down the street,
met with and assaulted quiet and
innilensivc fellow, who defended himself
Us best he could. until n constable came
and attempted to arrest his nssaiant.
With the aid Of an assistant the constable
succeeded in getting the rOwdy to the
door Of the lookup. Just as they were
about to pass the fellow into the corpora.
ton saloon, he suddenly broke away, and
made tracks for the Island, which he
reached in safety. Our last legislature,
emincntly Democratic, and emphnticaly
u liquor.loviny body, realized that whisky
and Democracy are co.existent. They
left us without the power to enact prOhib-
itOry ordinances, hut to have brought
their party up to the fullest standard
they should have passed law making il
obligatory upon every man to drink
II specified amount Of whisky for year I;
for. TO make drunkard il, TO make demo.
crnt, and they will need all they can get
In the coming elections. K.
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THIRD NIGHT OF THE Color GUARD
The third night and fourth presentation
Of the play Of the "Color Guard" attract
ed good audience to the Opera House.
The interest OF the public in this play is
rapidly increasing, and the attendance Is
improving nightly. We do not recollect
ever Witnessing stronger cast OF char
acters for an amateur performance.
Each and all receive we'll merited APP
pIause. The inimitable Collins, in his
Dutch songs and specialties, carries the
audience by storm. He was recalled
four times last night, and still
the audience was not satisfied and
he was obliged 10 excuse himself.
Andy Ray, great favorite with the
Wheeling public, last night assumed the
character OF Tom Flynn" His every
appearance on the stage was the signal
Tor an outburst OF applause. Kit Carson
("Wash'O is a great iavorite, and his
songs and dances win him many encorcs.
Collins, Carson and Ray make happy
trio, and their originality and humor is a
pleasant contrast to the dark side Of army
life, The play will be produced three
more nights yet,
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BELLAIRE LoCALs.-The band under
the leadership OF Prof. Wallace, Of which
We spoke yesterday, has completed its
final organization by electing the follow
ing officers; Leader, Froi. John Wallace;
President, q. S. S. Baron; Vice President,
+. L, Kelley; Secretary, B. B. Morris;
Treasurer, II. d. Meek. The band will
contain sixteen instruments. They will
give benefit festival on Friday, the 18th
inst, at which there will be contest be-
tween Thos, II. Morris, Esq, Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Capt. K.
7. Devries, OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, for fine gOld-headed
cane; and between Miss Lollie Morgan of
the First, Miss Amanda Merriman Of the
Second, and Mary Runyan OF the Third
Ward, for set OF gold jewelry, the one
OF each OF these contesting parties reCeiv-
ing the most votes to receive the ar
ticle voted for. Voting is already lively.
A project for the organization Of
drawing Room Orchestra among our
young men hangs fire, because all OF the
participants wish to play the bass viOl.
The NJ. +, 5. $, will have a picnic on
Cemetery Hill on the Fourth Of Jewtruth.
The attendance at the churches Sabbath
evening was small, owing to the inclem-
enCy OF the weather.
4 social will be held at the Presbytcr-
ian Church this evening,
Chris. Bippir, engineer at the rolling
mill, had finger taken of while repair
ing the engine Sunday,
4 little child OF John Fink, IT,, died
OF scarlet fever, which prevails to u con-
siderable extent here, and was buried at
. o'clock yesterday.
The Ohio Glass Works have stopped
for short time.
II our locals don't come out this morn
ing our readers will know it is on account
Of the change Of mail time.
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CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION. -
Mr.. llCdrick, the Secretary Of State, has
Issued certificates Of incorporation to the
two following companies:
Excelsior Glass Company, for tho pur.
pose Of manufacturing within the States
Of West Virginia and Ohio glass and
glassware in any and all Its forms, and
selling the same; and for the purpose Of
dealing in patents pertaining to the man
nfncturing Of glass md glassware in its
various branches, and selling the rights
to:,othrrs The principal office Of the
corporation will be in Wheeling and II
il Ia expire on the lat day Of June,
1925. Tho mm Of $1,000 Inns been
subscribed to the capital, and $3.50 paid
in, with the privilege Of increasing the
capitol stock to $5OO,OOO. The capital IL
divided into shares Of 800 each. The
cOrporntors ARE NJ. Sweeney, j. MCClunCy,
Samuel +. llildrclh, John +. Miller,
James ". Shipman.
WctIcl Cooperative Company, for the
purpose Of conducting the business Of
general merchandising, forwarding and
storing, with its principal office ut New
Mnrtinsyillc, Wcthcl county, the corpor.
ntion to expire on the lstday Of January,
1905. The sum Of so has been subscrib.
cd to the capital stock, and 81 paid IN,
with privilege ofincrcnsing the capital to
$4,000. Shares, $40 each. Corporations:
James r. blair, Samuel A. lankhanscr,
Joseph Cox, Thomas II. SnOdgrrSs, j. A.
ltichartlson.
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Is Your Lie worth 10 Cents?

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains OF some disease dur.
ing their life. When sick, the object is
to get well; now We say plainly that no
person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its eli.
fects, such as Indigestion, COstiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Palpitation OF the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, Biliousness, &c, can take Greens
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. Ii you doubt this, go to your
Druggist, and get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it. Regular size 70 cents.
Two doses willrelieve you. eod&w.
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PRICES to SUIT the TIMES

We will open this morning our entire
collection Of Summer Fabrics, which at
the present crisis existing In The East.
ern markets and the exlgenCles Of the
times, have been secured at remarkable
sacrifices. We are now enabled to sup.
ply the trade at unpreCedently low prices.
Our leading speClaItles are too numerous
10 itemlze. We therefore invite the La.
dies In particular to visit US, and inspect
our display and learn the present prices,
In 10 order appreciate our offerings and
convince themselves how much cheaper
they can buy OF US. Il will cost you no.
thing to take thorough survey Of the
stock and prices, and we feel confident
your own convictions will DO the best EVIL.
denoe We can cite In reference to our
display, variety Of fashions and the great
reduction lnprlCes.
Our stock comprises Summer Suitings,
Iron Frame Grenadines, French Her
nani'S, Summer silks, Lace Stripes,
Piques, Linen Suitlngs, Llama Points,
lace sacks, shawls, sun umbrellas. fans,
hosiery, gloves, and the like, saying no.
thing In regard to our domestic stock,
which Is fresh, new and complete In every
respect.
Besides Inc above We are exhibiting grand aFra0
Of Braided and Embroidered Suits; also Linen Alpa'
o. Suits Of our own manufacture, all Of which will BY
offered 50 low as 10 excite Tho curiosity Of all Az
who iaIoV fashionable goods and 10y prices should
govern themselves by this notice. We Hlll solV9 The
6onlndFuri Of bargains this morning from behind
our counters.
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CntLDRES's IIOME lIESEFiT.-Ncxt
week will he one Of icstivitiCs, and one
which will doubtless he long remembered
by the citizens II Wheeling. Many IN
orphaned heart will bc glnddCnctl and
some provision will hC secured for placing
on more permanent foundation that
noble institution Of our city, The Childrcn's
Home. The scli.sacrihcing laborso Of those
who have undertaken to give their time,
money and labOrs to this praiscwOrthy
object will not soon bc forgotten, and they,
M individuals, will have the approval Of
their conscicnccs for having initiated so
noble M enterprise.
Every committee has been strnining its
utmost to make complete success, and
the meetings arc frequent and interesting.
The Executive Committee now meets
twice dali morning and evening mt II
o'clock 4. ~ and 4 o'clock r. ", md IL
earnestly supervising every movement
which can in my wise tend To add To the
intcrcst Of the occnsion. They can always
" conanltcl nj the foregoing hours ut
headquarters for the ChilrCn's Home
benefit, No. Gs Twelfth street Every
member Of the Executive, Booth, Re-
ircshmcnt and Committee Of Arrange
mcnts ntc expected to meet promptly at
the lecture room Of 81. Matthew'S Church
this afternoon at 3 o'clock A. II.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June IA childrcn's meeting
in connection with the revival movement
was held today in Bow Hall. The ser.
vices were conducted by Major Cole, Of
Chicago. Fully 10000 children were
present. Similar meetings were held in
Victoria Theatre and other places.
LONDON, June THE three mutincers
Of the Schooner Jefferson Borden, will be
returned to the United States in fifteen
days.
Edward WClby Pugin, the English
architect. Is llead.
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TREASURER Pro TEM-ITon. John 8.
Burdctt the State Treasurer, left tho city
yesterday Tor Baltimore, from whence hc
will 60 to Charleston, md probably 10
absent from the Capital some time. Gov.
Jacob has appointed Mr.. VIM. A. Ora.
craft to discharge The duties Of the office
until the return oftho TfcamfCr.
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DUBLIN, June lin the International
match competition the following nine
riIlCmGn made the best scores, and tie first
six will compose the team: Wilson, Mil
ner, Rigby, FULTON, Hamilton, Pollock,
Johnaon, McKGnnn and Young. The
three best having used English rifles will
have to compete again.
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CESrESNtAh Mass MEEtISGs. Mayor
Sweeney and lion. A, Il. EIotclcr, Ccnicn.
NAL Commissioners from this state, will
during The present month call mass
meetings at Wheeling, Martln'bnrg,
Charleston and other towns to awaken
M interest among the people Of the
State in regard to its representation at
the grand Centennial Celebration to BE-
held in Philadelphia next year.
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OInrincIntrlIipcuce,

t0NpoN, June 7.-Stcnmships Arcadia
and City Of BRUSHES, from New York ar
rived out.
FARTHER poINr, June The steamer
Nova Scotia arrived.
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BRlDuEPoRT pOLIcE CouEr-IIis lion.
or Mayor McConnaughy, Of bridgeport
yesterday had very healthy police court
docket
John Reed, Albert Porter, Henry Ncin.
niger and John George were charged
with resisting Marshal McConnaughy in
tho discharge of his duty. Reed and
George were discharged, and Porter and
Neiningcr were fined 81 and costs each
The moment Ncininger heard his SEN
tcncc he jumped for the door and ran for
the "old Virginny Shore" GLIDING the
yigilant officers. Porter was committed
to Jail in default Of payment.
Three more warrants arc out for Of.
tenders against the peace and quiet Of
the town. We are glad to see this cvi.
dcnCc Of a disposition on the part Of the
bridgeport authorities to preserve the
peace, and all good citizens will approve
Of ii.
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A CoSUNDRuM.-Why don't the MI.
thoritiOs enforce tho ordinance against
allowing teams to back up To buildings
and across the sidewalks, thus compelling
pelostrianS 10 90 out into n muddy street
10 got around.
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REDucTION.-Mcns' and boys cassi.
mcrcs reduced from Zoe to Doc per yard.
! am forced to sell. Also, carpets from
81 to Coo per yard. Come now, II you
need one. ]. ". FERREL.
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We heard last night, too late to ascer-
tain the particulars, that a man had been
thrown from horse and badly hurt in
Bridgeport. Ills head was terribly cut,
and he was not expected to recover, We
were unable to learn his name.
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IcE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
ceptions. Mrs. Zicgenfeller announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice.Cream
and water ices in any quantity for par.
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. GO Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited,
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The young man who by mistake swal-
lowed whole box of DR.. BulPsVcgetable
Pills is out again. lie says he feels
rather "palc" but otherwise is all right,
He will, however, follow the directions
next time. dkW.
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rINRUsTEEs SALE.

Pursuant 10 deed Of trust executed 10 me by
Joseph H. Ford, Charles H. Ccci and Adams Dndson,
trustee, Of ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
In the city Of Wheeling, hearing date the 18th day
Of March In the year 1869, aud recorded In Decd
Book d. page ILL., IN the Clerks Office Of tho Coun-
" Court Of hlOCOuniy, West Virginia, will on
THURSDAY, the 10Th Day Of June, 1915,
AT the front door Of the Court iousN Of said Coun
~, sell ut public auction tho lot Of ground In tho
city Of Wheeling described In said deed, hclng the
LOi designated Nh the Plat .. Chapnc 4 Fol sad
dltiOn rs Lot number II! lone hundred and forty
tWO,l WlCrCOn Ii erected the church known rs "St.
Johns Church." Also the organ In the said Chuich.
Tho organ will lC sold separately or with the real
estate, according as one or the other mode will bN
found al the time Of sale 10 produce the highest
ptCG In the aggregate
TERMS or SALE-OnC-iOurih Of the purchase
money III cash and the residue In equal payments
ut SIX Twelve anil eighteen months from the day Of
sale with interest. The deferred instruments tOhe
secured by Deed Rf Trust on the property.
believe the title to bc gor', hut selling as trlls'
tee will net warrant. ...
my7 DANIEL Lamb, Trustee.
nor SALE.-TCn Shares, $1,000 each, Of
Il the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works ut Ashland, KY This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and Is now IN iul and successful Op.
Grafton. FO; further particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
ic2S Financial Agent, 1860 Main st.