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FLASHES.

Col. w. r. Holloway has disposed OF
his interest in the indianapolis journal.
Hon. Alonzo Abernathy has been
elected President of the University of
Chicago.
signor Blanchi, Italian Minister to
Washington, has been nominated as Gen.
tennial Commissioner.
The Grand Jury of Kings county, N.
Y, has indicted Rubensteln for the muir
der of Sarah Alexander.
The Yale University Boat Club has
voted to withdraw from the Rowing AS
sociation of American Colleges.
The Maryland Court Of Appeals has
decided that y-General-elect
Gwinn is entitled to his commission.
James Hague, well-known coal mer-
chant, of the firm of Hague g. Dunn, CON-
mitted suicide by shooting yesterday.
Mount Vesuyius shows gradual in
crease of fire and smoke. Professor
Palmer predicts a long period OF erup-
tion.
Archbishop Wood. of Philadelphia,
has formally accommodated the Molly
Maguires OF the Pennsylvania mining
regions.
The President OF the Centennial Board
OF Finance publishes card saying the
citizens OF Philadelphia contributed the
funds for the late free lunch.
George N. Cady, formerly prominent
business man OF Albion, Mich, commit
night by taking poison.
Immense prairie fires are raging about
twenty miles northwest of Chicago.
About 1900 tons of mown prairie grass
are said to have been destroyed.
The Commercial Loan Company of
Chicago has determined 70 wind up its
business, and has made an assignment.
The assets exceed the liabilities.
A special from Lisbon states that a
Portuguese gun-boat has been ordered
to the Island Of ST. Thomas, in the Gulf
of Guinea, on account OF an alleged in-
surrection of negroes.
The Chief of Police of Evansville yes
terday arrested Peter Kirsch, the head
of band of nickel counterteiters. A
large quantity OF counterfeits were
found, but none of the dies or materials.
George Reynolds, polygamist, was
Yesterday sentenced by Ghiet-J ustice
White, OF Utah, to two years. imprison-
ment and $500 fine. He was released on
$4,000 bail during an appeal to the Su.
preme Court.
1t is claimed that the assets Of the
Providence Tool Company will exceed
their liabilities 81, 100000. The 1890 en-
ployes express their symp athy, and offer
to relinquisn their December wages,
amounting to $4,000.
The Merchants Exchange Hall, in the
new Chamber of Commerce building, on
Third street, between Chestnut and
Pine, st. Louis, was dedicated yester'
day. 1t is said TO be not only the larg-
est, but by far the finest room in the
country devoted to commerce. 1t is 2l5
feet long by 100 wide, and ga feet high, OF
the most elaborate architecture, and
decorated and furnished in the most
costly manner.
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PERSONAL.

General s. Taylor, formerly of Miami
county, and member OF the Legisla-
ture, and who is one Of the best-known
lawyers OF the State, is at the Broadway
Hotel. He has been resident of Co.
lumbus, o., since 1885.
Capt. Dan McAleer (the "Prophet"l,
VIM. Neil and Capt. VIM. McMasters,
all prominent coal men, will leave the
Broadway Hotel (where they have been
royalty entertained by Mac. Pollard this
evening for their homes in Pittsburg, to
spend The holidays.
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Springfield Items.

JpeCIHI 70 tIIV oUtE'
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Dec. 22-In the
Mayors Court yesterday Mike Carrigan,
for stealing pair ot boots, was sent to
Jail for fifteen days.
Solomon Harvey, colored, stole watch
from Thos. e. Riggs, for which he was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
George EARLY pleaded guilty to steal
ing eight dollars worth of goods, for
which he was committed to await his
trial in the Common Pleas Court.
Grip Van Winkle' will be played this
evening at the Opera-house.
The grand opening of the Wigwam,
corner Center and Main streets, took
place last evening. This is an institu-
tion of the order Of o. u. A. Nj.
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yet developed decided talent in any par
ticular direction. Thus Morrison, OF II
linois, man who-has served one term in
the House, aud who has never been ac-
cused Of possessing any extraordinary
qualities as member, Is made Chair
man of the Ways and Means Committee,
which is equivalent to making him the
leader Of the party in the House, while
men of the caliber of Fernando Wood
and Randall are accorded only seconda-
rV nositiOns.
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VKTANTED--DR. JAS. Z. KERR'S - Great
,,,,,tem Renoyator is good alike for chill
asen ana adult Its preventive and Gu. c;;.s g. 6.
all feyars anu smau-poX IG cures all diseases
arising from impure blood; cures all skin dis
eases, liver complaint, erysipelas, dyspepsia,
constipation and piles. Beware Of counterfcits
and limitations None genuine without my
the bottle, my portrait and signature on the
label, and my portrait and name on my United
States Proprietary Stamp covering the cork.
should your druggist not keep it. write direct
to proprietor, 1S5 West Fourth street, Clnctn-
mi. o. del -StW& rs
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intervals, soon caught him. These things
are so unpleasant and end So unsat-
isfactorily. Jones kicked the fashiOna.
BILE youth up somebody's front stoop, ,and
then walked home mourning the loss of
his coat by repeated expressions of a
questionable character.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22

7 New ORLEANS, Dec. W.--In the CITY
Council to-day. Mayor Leeds delivered
message advising against the levying
of tax for the payment of the interest. OF
the public debt, also for the police and
school purposes. The former because OF
the poverty Of tax payers, and the latter
because their control is under State, and
not city law. The new budget is re-
.quired by law to be promulgated before
the 1st Of January next. The Mayors
message evokes much comment.
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Jones saw the thief take the coat from
the hat-rack in the hall, aud jumping
from the dinner table, he gave chase hat
less as he was. The thief had good
start and turned down Fifth avenue. AS
Jones went around the corner as train
of fast mail cars goes around curve, he
accidentally ran against a fascinating
youth, who, thinking himself or mis- long
overcoat injured, gave chase to Jones,
and, calling Tor assistance at frequent
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22-3:i0 P. M. :
Gold in Wall street. l34a139S. Here 1T is
bought at l3h, and sold at 1871. Gold checks
on New York, l3M.
There is good demand for money, and
continued firm market. and a marked scarcity
of currency. The rates are to IL per cent
Eastern Excnange IS dull and iieavy. The
receipts are ample and the demand is light. Ii
is quoted 1-l0a% dis. buying and par selling.
Sterling Exchange is steady, with moderate
Government bonds are quoted as follows:
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slight Accident to the Fast Mail
Train.

HUDSON, N. Y, Dec. 22.--The fast mail
train due here at seven A. NJ, While
running at very high rate Of speed,
struck COW near Hyde Park, damaging
ard disabling the engine. The engineer
and fireman were both slightly injured
and brakeman badly injured. The
train was delayed an hour and halt,
reaching here at $3.50 A. u.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22

VNT TANTED-MINCE MEAT Finchs Home-
wv made Diamond Mince Meat, superior to
all, deles competition. In offering my Home
made Diamond Mince Meat to the public, do
tB with q guarantee that it is the best sold in
this or any other city, care not where it is
made or what others advertise. Try it and
you will use no other. For sale by all respect
able Grocers or Dealers in this city. Factory,
202 West Sixth street, between Plum and Elm.
del7-6t
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The Grangcrs,

MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec. 22.-The an
nual meeting Of the New Hampshire
State Grange of Patrons of Husbandrv
is in session here to-day.
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stabbed.
Special 10 the star.

special to the stsE
CnILLIcorHE, o., Dec. 22.-Last night
at house of i'll fame man named
Baker was stabbed in the arm with a
bowie knife in the hands of man named
Mccoy. The stab was not serious. No
arraRt
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soned by Eating Pound Cake.

Poisoned by EatIhg POUND CaKes
BALTIMORE, Dec. 22.-J. IL. Louter-
bach, aged seyenty-nine, and Elizabeth
Eistman, aged eight years, were fatally
poisoned by eating pound cake last
night. The poison in the cake was phos-
phorus. A Coroners inquest will be
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-22

VKTANTED-LADIES AND GENTS-To
w know that pay the highest cash price
in the city for secondhand clothing. Call or
address M. MARTIN. l19 sycamore street, one
door from Fourth st. de21 -5t*
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NTANTED-Parties who contemplate NOV
wv ing their household furniture, to leave
orders at LII Monmouth street. Newport, Ky
where furniture cars will be furnished at short
notice. Pianos carefully removed.
del6-tf ADAM SCHWEITZER,
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HeaS@ A special Ballot-box provided for La
dies at the Library Rooms.
President
HERMAN Cooper, Of Herman Cooper &
Vice President,
CHARLES P. TAFT, of A. Taft b Sons.
Corresponding Secretary,
JOHN S. WOODS, of Chatfield & Woods.
Recording Secretary,
e. v. CHERRY, General Purchasing Agent l.,
G. and L. II. r.
Treasurer,
N. s. CLARKE. Receiving Teller M erchants'
National Bank.
Directors,
FRANK 7. WHITE, Banker,
VIM. r.. HAWES with Claflin & Thayer.
GEO. II. S. WILSON, Insurance Agent.
WALTER s. s.JONES. Attorney at Law.
LOUIS hEINsHEIMER. OF j. II. Goodheart
20.
To the Members OF the Association:
We, the Undersigned Committee, chosen at a
meeting of the members of the Y. NJ. NJ L. A.,
take pleasurs in presenting to you the above
ticket, believing it represents the best interests
of the Association, and solicit your hearty CO.
operation and support.
VIM. CLIFFORD NEFF,
SAMUEL b. WARREN,
A. HOWARD HINKLE,
JNO. j. HENDERSON,
VIM. S. MUNSON,
JAS. B. WILSON,
F.U LAWSON,
Nominating Committee.
Y. nj. M. i. A.
Independents, rally at st.
Nicholas TONIGHT, at s o'clock
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VNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of TIA Race street, are located
at the "Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
At ali hours day and night. no17-2m
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BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPH
~ No. lW West Fifth Street. auz6-tf
FOR RHNT--RooMs.

T1OR RENT-ROOM-A Nicely furnished
II room, very comfortable for two gentlemen,
large clothes closet, gas. and fire will be fur
nisRed if desired. 46 Plum, between George
and Seventh streets. dec7-n
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VNTANTED-To CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
wv 1rst-class Sewing Machines in order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. 1e26-tf
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VHTANTED- STOLEN HORSES-Send us
w an accurate description Of horses stolen
and have not been found in the last u months.
Address j, @. r., Star office. de15-l3t*
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VKTANTED-WHY SUFFER- When you
wv can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DR.. H. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD, 3S Broadway, Lexington, Ky, de14-1y
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
STEVENS, BOOKSTORE,

80 West Fourth street. Large stock. Fair
prices. Everything new promptly received
Visits and correspondence solicited. del 1901
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z. M. M L. A. ELECTION.
Y. M. wi. L. A.
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
Election at Merchants Exchange, TUES.
DAY, January A, 1876,
Ernm 1 tn 4 a,clack p. MI.

H6Se A special Ballot-box provided for La
dies at the Library Rooms.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

,-1r -.EEfI-sszEzs--- -If1sz..Fs
~ e----iisc
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
" 9TH, 1879, Passenger Trains Will run aS
ullOws, Wheeling time:
F4SYBOEND TRAINS.
M So7INoTS NO7G
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Review and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
SHERIFF THOMPSON has not as yet re
ceived authority from Governor Hart
rantt Tor the removal of Henry Briceland
to the penitentiary. We cannot account
for the delay.
We are requested TO state that, under
the game law OF our State the time with
in which squirrels may be shot in Sept
ember lst to January lst., instead of July
lst to January lst, as recently announced
by several journals.
THE Washington county fair will be
held September 22d, 2Sd and oath. ut
Washington; the Burgettstown fair on
the 9th, 9th and eth of October; the
Brownsville fair September Both and
October lst; the Monongahela City fair
September 10Th, 10Th and 18th.
Work on the Waynesburg and Wash
ingtou railroad, Is being prosecuted with
considerable vigor. Messrs. Donoghue,
the contractors, have Sublet every section
up to and including No. 20, leaving only
two miles and fraction, next to this
place to be given out. The number of
hand, is being increased almost daily.
The name of President George p
HAYS, of Washington and Jefferson Col
lege, is fayorably mentioned BY several
western papers in connection with the
Presidency of the Indiana State Cnlvcr-
sity. We do not know that the Doc
tor has any aspirations IN that direction.
but we do know our community earnest
IL desire him TO remain in his present
position.
So fan as the wool trade in our own
county Washington, Pa, is concerned,
we have no change from last weeks re-
port % make There is but little, if any,
beng purchased by local buyers, while
we do not know of single eastern buyer
being within our borders, Our growers
do not evince any disposition to sell at
the prices recently ruling-4Oc to l3c.
Persons throughout the county who
intend TO compete for the elegant double
barreled shot gun to be awarded rs Il
prize by the Sportsmen's Club Of this
place to the one killing the largest num-
Der of hawks and owls, should bear in
mind that the time will close the last day
of August next. Heads of birds may be
left either with j. Shan. Margerum or
Captain Chas. w. Paisley, who will see
that they are accurately counted and
properly credited. The gun will be
awarded September lst.
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the Duty Of the Market
Master and street Commissioners.
Editors of the Register

Editors OF the Register:
Will you permit me, through your
columns, to call the Street Commissioner
attention to the necessity of taking the
first opportunity to relay the cobble
stones on the east side ofthe Second Ward
Market Square, where they were torn
up to Law the gas main? The urgent
necessity of this course IS EVIL
dent to any pedestrian,
passing through the market house from
the strong, unheaithtul odor arising from
the rapidly dccaying vegetables lying in
the gutter and amongst and around the
loose cobble stones.
The damp weather hastens the decay
and materially assists in bringing into
life. that dangerous malaria which
we all so much dread, and particularly
the residents on Market square.
The Market Master cannot properly
perform his duty in having the cutters
scrupously clean, as they should be, until
this obstacle is out of his way.
Trusting this respectful notice may be
received, by both the Street Commission
er and Market Master, IN the kind spirit
with which it Is intended, am truly an
earnest wisher of HEALTH.
EJly 0SfI
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CARROT. g. BRO.
Nos. q. y and 10, 18th 81.
MARBLE WORKERS.
viii furnish American and Scotch
GRAN TIES
AT.THE VERY LOWEST RATES. Jun9

Index to New Advertisements.
Foundry and Machine Works-Cul-
brrtson. Wiley Il Co.
For Salc-Lot.
Wantrd-Situation
LAWYERS Stationary-Stanton Bros.
Turtle Soup-laurrncc Werle. Head
Of Local.
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THE WORKS oFW. II. PRESCOTT

New and Revised Edition. Edited h,l
f. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. WIKI TO.
traits nom steel, and Maps. Prryo. ..
Extra cloth, SD; half cali, glltrNrr,
$3.50.
History OF the Conquest OF p.ra.
Two Volumes.
History of F"rdinnnd and Isabella
Three Volumes.
History of The Conquest OF Mexico
Three Volumes.
History Of fh" Reign Of Philip II.
Three Volumes.
History of the Reign of Charles v,
Three Volumes.
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SAY, Mike, have you got postage
stamp? No, Bill | have not, but have
three pennies. Mike handed over
the specie. Enter stranger. l say,
stranger, says Bill, got a postage
stamp? Yes, sir; and stranger hands it
out Bill tenders the three cents, but the
stranger objects, and just then another
railroad man comes IN. Bills letter was
railroad business and no stamp was
really necessary. Therefore William
persuaded his friend to carry the letter,
and somebody is six cents ahead. Eth?
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The TIcrd Body Sues for Sleep.



II. X. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-It is AS
much from SENSE OF duty as Of gratitude
that ! write to tay that your Ncgettnc-
even If il is patent mcdicine-haS been
of great help To me when nothing else
seemed to avail which could safely use.
Either excessive mental work or unusual
care brings upon me nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but rs des-
perately defeS il. Night after night the
poor tired body sues FOR sleep until the
day-dawn Is welcomed back, and We begin
our work tired out with an almost fruit
less chase AFTER rest. Now | have found
that little Ncgeline taken just before
retire gives me sweet and immediate sleep
and without any of the evil effects OF the
usual narcotics. | think two things would
tend to make hrain-wurkerS sleep. lSt. a
little less work. ID. \ little more Nege.
tine. This prescription helped me.
Now have u particular horror OF pat
eut medicine" but | have greater horror
of being afraid To tell the straight out
truth. The Negetine has helped me, and
own il up. Yours, &c,
J. :. DlCKERSON.
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The ram shows no signs OF weaken
ing" |: comes down regularly from two
to three times day, drenching the city
and doing sad havoc in the country. The
farmers are becoming disheartencd, and
give up the bulk of their small grain, 50
tempting to the keen edged sickle when
these disastrous and unprecedented rains
began, ms almost irretrievably lost.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Thc Gov
ernor, yesterday, reappointed George w.
Browne, (he having failed to qualify
within the time prescribed by law to be
a Commissioners of Deeds for this State
in the State of New York, with his resi-
dence at New York city, during pleas
ure tor the period of three years.
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PERsoyAL-J. S. Fairfax, the archi-
tect of the Capitol building, left for his
home in Baltimore yesterday afternoon
Ry some unaccountable means, the
name of Michael Reilly, Esq. member
of the Capitol committee, was omitted
from the report of that committee, as 1t
appeared in Yesterdays REGISTER,
Ex-senator Foreman has resumed the
practice OF law in Psrkersburg.
Capt. C. II. Booth and son, Ed. An
SHUT and Fred Huseman, left yesterday
for Cleveland for short visit.
Jim Peters, President of the Nall City
Boat Club, and others, whose names we
did not learn, will leave this morning for
Cleveland to attend the races.
P. Brown, Esq, will present the
Brown Boat Club with beautiful set OF
co)ors at their boat house, this evening.
Mr.. Thomas Anshutz OF Philadelphia
is visiting relatives in the city.
A letter has been received from Bridge
port, Ohio, by Mr. A. H. Dohrman, OF
this city, in regard to the old manuscripts
IRON James Dohrman's father, to which
we recently referred. The letter states
that DR.. Afileck, of bridgeport, still holds
these manuscripts, but that after Their
exhibition at Centennial to be held
shortly in Wheeling, they will be for
wsrded here to Mr.. Dohrman. Mr.
Dohrman returns thanks to DR.. Aiieck
for his kindness in preserving these heir.
looms of the family.-SeWjenriIie Herald
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TUX smell of pie-plant leaves nause-
atcs and banishcs reaches.
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BEFORE SQUIRE WEBB-I esterday
morning Michael Clark was before the
above Justice charged with threatening
to knock daylights out OF Patrick Conley.
The case was compromised by the defen-
dant paying the costs in the matter.
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DIRECTORS ELECTED.-At a meeting of
the stockholders of the Wheeling Iron
and Nail Company Top mill held yes
terday, the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year:
j. p. Gilchrst, Adam Dodson, George X.
Wheat, G. D. Hubbard and Joseph Bell.
A dividend of five per cent, was de-
clared on the earnings of the past six
months
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WARRINGTON COUNTY SCANDAL.
A Wealthy old Farmer Charged with
BEING 100 Familiar with IL Hired

y wealthy old farmer OF Washington
county, named Porter, was before Squire
Stilwagon, of Clsysville, on Saturday, on
a charge of attempting rape upon the
person of his servant girl. MIR. Porter
who is an old bachelor Of eighty years, it
appears visited Ohio about six weeks ago
and secured the girl for a housekeeper,
promising her two dollars week and "
permanent home. Hetook her home with
him and provided her with a sleeping
apartment in the house, with key to
lock her door. One evening, not long
ago, the girl alleges, upon retiring to bed
she discovered that the key was gone and
she could not lock the door. She paid
no particular a .ention to it, however,
and retired, but soon after Porter enter
ed the room and attempted to commit an
outrage upon her. The old man, when
arrested did not deny that an indecent
attempt had been made, but putthe boot
on the other leg, alleging that the girl
endervored to lead him from the path of
virtue He was held in 81 600 bail by
the squire for court.
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THEY have established first class Lu-
matte Asylum at the Po>totfce Depart
ment IN Washington. At least one
would presume so from the character of
the decisions emenating from there.
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PosrAL AFFAIRs-A new postotiice
is established at Top of Allegheny, POGO
hontas county, West Virginia, on the
route from Monterey to Huttonsvilie,
with William 5. Willmoth postmaster.