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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
mar. 1915.
COURT NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA }ClorE's Omce.
Parish of West Feliciana.
Notice is hereby given hat Mrs. d.
Frankenberger, Tutrix, has filed prov's.
ional account of her administration Of
the succession of Lenos Frankenberger,
decd, and unless opposition IS maze m;
thereto within ten days the same will be
holnolgatod. .,,,,,,
u,,r.16..a. Clerk.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
F. STRAY NOTICE

Taken up Ivy L. James Austen, on the
Ireland plantation in the Parish of " est
Feliciana, on the 9th day Of Feb, 1873,
one BLACK MARE supposed to DC nine
or ten years old. about twelve hands
high, fore feet white, star in tho fore
head and white nose. Appraised by Il.
J. Thoms al !. B. Campbell +" be worth
twelve dollars in currency, this 9th day
Of March 1873.
l.. SANDERS AUSTEN,
Justice of the Peace 9Th Ward.
,,or-1S.-S
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
:. : ~. So -..i's-i1 y - ~.
Ia,diGtaI AdvcrtiS' me ATS.
CONsTABLE'S SALE.

srAr.ASr lou,s,Asa Parish osEess
Fciici Ia, MagistraAsIs Court lat Ward{ 1
c. b lei, ". NJ. ssTagan.Lcbyy xlrt =!
Of end obedience e. WITT S,it 81 from m@ sa id
Honornbie Cont, and to me directed l
have seised and viii eifer for sale, 0n'tie
lot adjoining the store Of NJ. g. A. Fisch-
er, in the town Of Bayou Sara, On
saturday the 9th dav Of Ap,i' 1873
at the hour of II O'Clock n. m, Of said
day, this being the LIST Saturday OF aald
month, the following desc.ibe pT"p,Fsy
to-wit: Eighty-foar (s4) quarter Duncn'
es of shingles. .,
Of appraiscment. ,.>,r
Constable LIST Ward.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

Fcn,ales who have languished for years
i'll helpless weakness and dependency,
,rcuwrate with great rapidity under the
irvig"rating influence Of DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic. For sale by oil drnggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

A trial package of Dr. A. q. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Meoicine car he had
free Of charge. at Mnmford's or Brooks
Drug Storc.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
+ Or SALE.

Berkshire Pigs, Sout hlown Sheep, Pure
Bred Ponlry, Light HraLnas. Dark
Bralnas, " hite Hghorps, Partridge
Cuchins, E"uen Ducks, Aylcs: ury Ducks.
Eggs i"r l,atehing can be sent ANY dist
amce. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For circular and price list address
J. 3. SIMS,
Laurel Hill West Fclicana Parish, La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

The Legislature has adjourned. Dec
GEAT1AS!
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
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Is, w. Osrner OF Rr.,,. !.
/ u. s.ree,s.
! &N sd B4T0U nm I,

: T~' Nv DAfoU ARA, L.
EfAvE CONSTANTLY mr..
IL at prices conformabIe =
times, full and complete line. ]
goods, Ladies Dssss Goods, uo,
er's articles, and a general a,,o,,
fancy and staple dry goods:
Victoria Lawqs..' Ya u.
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mu|Is, Piques, Bish,
OF La Wiz, Linen | a,
Que-, Grcna- go. ~
dincs, Organdy
/ Muslins, French
Pcrealcs, Irish Lin.
ems, B"bbine, B,,
Loces aud Cur,
ParasoIs. ia,p
". Umbrcl- .
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali. =.
COS, R!cached Cotto,
Cambries. Shee
CHI: d'ens Cas-
=, Gents
Cassimeres,
Cot,o"ades,
Jeans, Dcu:ms, Tick
-irg~ by tn" yard or nj,
We invite an inspection Of ,
assortment of Ladies. Children
and Boys Hosiery, aud Kid Clio
Thread, Gauntlcts, Ties, lib
broidcries Laces, Ruchinss, ca
dies Ready-mado Under wear. ,
fuIncry, Toilet, Articles, and no,
He have Oh hand also, fresh
selected. stock of Clothing, Boz,
HITS and Caps and y general =.
Of gcntlcMens under-xear and +
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple
Provisions, western Produ,
Plantation Supplies, Asen
the renowned Singer Sew
Machine and its warrior
attachments.
SPECIAL N0YlCE.-We ar,
! CTS Of the outstanding claims Al
! cdncsses duo to the late firm
| Fischer Il Go.
| The Citizens Of East Fclieian
Cnurre, and Wilkinson Col,
will lind it to their interest Il,
age t." open up = trade with II
drrs trom abroad promptly, and
filled.
| ~ Highest market price pa
ton
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
=, Fr.,ncisviIlc. Mar. %. '9s.

To- There will bc meeting of the
State Central Committee oftle Democrat
ic party on the lst day Of May, 1873, in
New Orleans. Country members will
please take notice. .t~
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

DAY RUM, Imported and Domestic.
- At Brooks.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

ular-16-78.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
RAILROAD WAR.
Unparalleled Tumble In PASSED.
ger Rates.

CISCINIArI, November l5.-The colu-
petition in eastward-bound passenger
rates, which, il is asserted, have been Sc
cretiy cut for the past three or tour
months, has finally forced prices down
to the lowest figure known for YEAR,.
To-day the Atlantic and Great Western
roads announced New York and Phila-
delphia tickctsat 81 each; 10 Pittsburgh,
s. -, with fares to SOME roumon points
In Ohio ut nominal sum. The Pan
Handle rates to New York and Phiia-
delphia have not yet been reduced be-
tow five dollars, but this line will no
doubt follow its opponents with de
creased charges. Tickets sold at these
prices are rebate tickets, and spectators
have no opportunity to take advantage
ui the reduction. All of the agents re-
port goOi sales to-day and know notk-
lug Of n return 10 former prices.
ST. I.orIs, November l5.---The cut in
oi the railroad passenger rates to the
las, is becoming quite interesting here,
as we'll as elsewhere. To-day, the Van
dalia line cut from fifteen 10 ten dollars
To New York, and WAS immediately fol-
lowed by the Wabash. Tomorrow it is
likely IA great or greater reduction will
be- made. So lar, neither the Ohio K
Mississippi, indianapolis 4 II. Louis,
Chicago { Alton or the Illinois Central
have made any cut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
RAILROAD sNIAsH.UP.
Several Persons Killed and In
jured.

BANGOR, ME., November ia special
from Carleton, \. b., says New
Brunswick railway train ran of the
track near Florenceville, last night. A
passenger car, containing twenty pas
sengers, took fire and Was burned. Mr..
Parker, oil Fort Fairview was killed, a
child burued and fifteen persons in
jured. Parker is supposed 10 mean
Hacker. Other dispatches state that
Nathan Parry, OF Presque Island, iorm-
erly proprietor OF the Hatch House, in
this city, was killed and burned.
A passenger gives the following ac-
count: The tram MAS going ut mod
crate rate OF speed. When We reached
Peel suddenly there WAS shock. The
train had jumped the track, and We
found that the passenger car Nas rolling
down one OF the worst embankments on
the line. The car had nearly reached
the waters edge whenit was discovered
that it had caught lire. The flames
spread rapidly, Men took Oft their
coats and tried to extingulsh the lire,
but without avail. The flames
had complete possession and leaped
from seat to seat, rendering the passen-
gers almost frantic with lear. The cloth.
ing Of those aboard soot caught fire,
and as the people rnshed from one part
OF the car TO another III burning gar
ments the scene was most terrible. The
little boy who was burned to death had
managed to keep clear OF the fire long
after the clothing OF many other passen.
gers had caught fire, but in his anxiety
ior the safety oi SONS OF his friends
rushed into the flames and perished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
STEWARDS BODY.
40 knowledge Of It's Where
abOllts.

New IoRE, November lj.-Thc polio,
say there j. not u shadow Oi truth III
the report publiahed this morning that
they knew where the body OF Stewart II
hidden, and that detectives are shadow
ing the thieves. Judge Hilton MAS Al
police headquarters this morning, hut
refused to answ, any quest ons, with the
manner oi "A man Who considered him
sell ~ having been imposed Oh. Ii IL
reported, however, that the polio. have
a suspicion of S0me persons aud are
watching them in the hope OF recover
iny the body, and that this Is the extent
OF their hope. The detectives say that
they would seize the body at Cnce II
they knew where il VAS at without
waiting Tor the return o, the thieves ~
arrest them.
New YORK, November H.. Detective
Fields. oi the District Attorneys Office,
said to-day that iour men had already
been arrested on suspicion OF stealing
Stewards body. The detective declined
To give their names at present, lest pub
licati0n might interfere Sith the iull de-
yclopemrnt Oi the case. The detective,
however, asserts that the cOnnecti"n oI
thesr men with the Outrage II =. tiled
almost beyond dispute.
Nrw YOEg, November l6.-tP 10 one
o'clock this morning there were no new
developments in the stewart robbery
case The police assert IN the strongest
possible terms that IA yet they have oi'
taiued no clue looking toward the RI
cuyery Of the BODY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
YELLOW FEVER.
Work of the Commission.

MEMPHIS, November Ia. The mem.
bers of the National yellow Fever Com.
mission depart tonight for Richmond.
In their report to be made they will
advocate a system ui NatiolM quaran.
tine under the direction OF the United
States government. The commission
are convinced from there Investigations
that yellow fever is not Indigenous IN
the atmosphere III any part oi the
United States and that IN New Orleans
il WAS causc,l by importation. What.
ever doubt there may bc in the care ot
New Orleans there Is no doubt but II
was carried from New Orleans 10 every
other point. The disease does nul
seem t0 he prevented from prevailing
.pidemically either by distance from
the sea level, 40 under favorable circun-
stances iur its dissemination II might
prevail in any part OF the United Statrs'
Heretofore Sraboard quarantincs, ~ lar
IA the Gulf ot Mexico Is concerned,
and making exceptions this year in TIA,
case oil Texas, have been inadequate a.
prevent the introduction of the disease
The difficulties OF inland quarantine ar,
so many and 81 great in cases OF towns
on the Mississippi River, or III CASES oi
towns having their existence on railroad
connections, as 10 he almost practically
impossible With this view OF facts the
commissioners are Of the opinion that
the ONLY reasonable protection to keep
the yellow tsyer from this country isa
system vi strict national quarantine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
THE INDIAN BUREAU.
PROPOSED TRANSFER TO WAR DE-
PARTMekT.
The Committee Appointed to Examine
Into the Subject Think the Trans
fer Would be Beneficial
to the Indians.

ST. LOUIS. November l5.-CongresS.
men Boone, OF Kentucky, and Hooker,
OF Mississippi, and Senator Saunders, oil
the committee to examine and report on
the ACCESSIBILITY OF transferring the In
dian Bureau To the War Department,
returned here yesterday from an ex-
tended trip in the West, and lett for
Washington last night. Judge Boone
said that very thorough investigation
ei the subject had been made, and a
large amouH OF testimony taken, but
the committee would not reach decis-
ion until after additional testimony Is
taken at Washington. As rule,
however, the officers believed that
the transfer would be beneficial
to the Indians, and ior the good OF the
country, but they did not desire the in
creased responsibility and labor which
wohld be thrown upon them, and some
OF them opposed il on this account.
Nearly all the citizens ol the West,
especially those on the Pacific slope,
favored the transfer, as il would atiect a
great saving i'll the expense and estab-
fish much more honest administration
oi Indian affairs. Ii would also break
up all rings which have been specula-
ting ior years upon the misfortuncs OF
both the Indians and the government.
The Indians generally were opposed
to the transfer, they preterring
to remain under the control OF the In
terror Department, somc desiring to be
let alone, declaring that il the Govern
ment would allot them land and give
them start, they could take care OF
themselves. The Winnebagos and the
Indians generally in California, desire
to becume citizens. The civiliL,St tribes
in the Indian territory wish to remain as
they now are, undcr,the Interior Depart
ment. Mr.. Boone said that while the
Indians have undoubtedly committed
II great many outrases, the testimony
shows that they have been provoked to
them 10y bad treatment and had man
agpmeut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
ORANGE BLOOM.
A Social Event at CadlL, Ohio.

CAprz. November 1.-The marriage
of Miss Anna Welch, daughter ofG u
WEIGH, ESQ, banker. to Mr.. ]. Crals
Moore, at the house OF the amiabie bride =
Parents. this evening Ut eight o'clock.
was the most fashionable affair u the
season. The costume was oi light blue
silk, made princess, With train, and
trimmei with brUcalie aud iringe. Tho
ceremony wss periOrm-d by Rev. Robert
Dickson, D D., OF the firrt Pr,-bytcriaI
Church oi Cadiz, assisted by Rev. vii.
liam Grimcs. u. d., OF the First PTcsby-
teri4n Church, ol sieuben' iile, ~ the
presence OF some one hundred and fifty
invited guests. The wedding iea.t va
most -tylish and d-licious, and c'.rtainl,
enioyed by the guests The bride sas
the recipient Of many and costly pres
ents from her numerous friends. The
happy pair leave t"-rnorroS morning ipr
a wedding tour via Chicsgo sfii bloom
III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
THE BANKS AFTER JAN. 1.
, Plain Statement OF What They
Expect To DO About Resump-
tiOn.

~ loh N1Tii.
lptatiun to the action al the city
'ahAs alter the resumption nj specie
Garments hv the government, Mr. Rob
nj Ri,-. The Nice President OF the Bank
New York, wa- Yesterday asked:
Suppose am a deposItor, and Oh
Januan .. 1879, offer Tor deposit in
,5ar bank liity trade silver dollars, will
liey 10 refused -
"No; We would take them as special
icI..sil, 10 be paid in the same coin.
lraie dollars, by the way, would not
K nrtiNct at all except as II special de
Ly,iI, ivT they are not legal tender.
"iioW would ii hc with fifty iull coin
geiollars:'
We should receive them tn he paid
q IN The same coin.
How il utier subsidiary silver coin ?'
We would not take il at all; that Is
lA over - worth to make change"
"suPy,Se am dealer and present u
:leC. lor >iuu on January ., 1879, and
al hrgni: shall gel it,
"lrs II the government Resumes.
lio" wIll lhr daily banking iii tho
u., h Ne" lurh iitirr, ii al all, from
Lr 'aEAtug ~ lN"i'
1t suu'l Htirr ANY; it will bc just as
.Na, lhru. only IL Volume will be
4frl increased
"Arr the national banks likely In re-
,!r their one and Iwu dollar bills after
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
ANOTHER CREMATION.
The Fire not yet Lighted,

Washington Reporter OF Friday Evening.
The following telegram Was received
by nr lie Moyne from Jas. 'iordqn
Bennett, oi the New York Herald
NEW YORK, November IL, 1879.
D.. l., Moyn<:
Will YOU please let US know il the
body OF Charles Il. smith, the Baltimore
law ycr. who died al Ashbury Park,
y. j., is Ia be crcmated by YOU, and II
so, please inform us when, and with
such other lacts as may be- interesting,
JAS. GoEDoS BENNETT.
As the Doctor had not heard irsIn any
parties that a cremation VA desired, hc
trle2raphed back to the Herald that he
knew nothing about il. But to-day,
the Doctor was called upon by a gen
tleman and LADY, relatives 0f Mr.. smith,
the deceased spoken OF in the telegram,
who wished 70 know II the cremation
Was h. happen They expected 10 meet
the BODY 6fthcir friend here, and thought
the cremation would take place to-day
AT four o'clock.
A. the BODY has not arrived II !, pos
siblc that the friends OF the deceased IN
baltimore have changed their intention
and that the cremation will not take
place. 1t may be that the body has been
detained upon the railroad.
As il takes several hours 10 heat the
furnace 90 the proper degree, should the
corpse arrive to-day, it is probable the
cremation will not take place until to-
uDrrDN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
WASHINGTON JOTTINGS.
the PRESIDENTS NEW DEPARTURE.
HAYES FI.IP-FIOP.
How 1t l. Viewed by Leading
Democrats.


special Dispatch Ia the Register.
WAsHINGroS, November II.
While the interest in Hayes surrender
to the stalwarts is unabated and con.
tinues to be ''the talk OF the town" the
Democratic members Of Congress who
are in the city do not manifest any alarm
at the change OF base. The President
himself insists that his determination to
enforce the laws in the Southern States
involves no change OF base, yet
the aggressive members oi the party
view it differently; while the Demo
Gratis regard the matter with indii-
ference. Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, said
to-day: Mr. Hayes can direct his attor-
neys to prosecute parties guilty vi elcc-
ton frauds, II there are any; and that Is
right; but that's all he can do. He can
not send troops to the South without
violating the Constitution and deiying
Congress. The latter he will hardly
dare In do. 1t is clear that the Repub-
lican leaders intend TO revive the bloody
shirt, and make their canvass on that
issue III 1880, with Grant as their candi-
date and Chandler and Cameron a. their
managers.
Other representative Democrats eN
press themselves after similar fashion.
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, said to-
night: He had given the talk OF the
new departure" of the Administration
but little thought, but il seemed Ia him
to make but little difference to the Demo
cracy which wing OF the Republican
party controlled the President. II all
the opponents Of the party OF Centraliza-
ton and Corruption should cordially
unite, sweeping Democratic victory is
ce ertaiu ia 1880
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
PERSONAL.


S,.clal piSIrtcE - INT hrSb>tsG'
WASHINGTON, Nov. L..
A lew of the leading nembers OF both
Houses have already arrived IN the city
and are getting down to work in prepar-
ing matter Tor committee reports,
Among others your senior Senator,
Davis, reached the city to-day, and has
taken apartments At the Arlington
Hotel, With his family, for the winter
Senator Davis is chairman OF
an important special commit
tee, and his time will be closely
oc,upied until the opening sf Congress,
in preparing an exhaustive report upon
the subject matter.
Senator Conkling is here, but he has
not initiated the example al Zach Chand.
lar and Den Cameron by rushing IN TO
embrace Mr.. Hayes on his abandonment
OF his heretofore declared Southern
policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
- 7------
ODDS AND ENDS.
Bureau Representatives. Sena-
tOrship--A Georgia Fight--The
Mormon Question.
Special dispatch TO the Register.

Special dispatch To the Register.
WASHINGTON, November IL.
The Bureau officers, in making up
annual reports this year, endeavor to
confine themselves as closely H. posi-
Bile to the recital oil the operations OF
their different departments and divis-
ions, and to avoid making any recon-
mendations This is very desirable, ior
experience has demonstrated that Con
gress pays little or no heed to the rec.
concentrations oi executive officers.
Representative Springer SAYS that,
had the Nationals not drawn so heavily
from the Democratic party III Illinois,
that party would huve carried the State
--electing at least five additional MEM
bers OF Congress and gaining a United
States Senator i'll the place III Ogieshy.
As it is, the Republicans have but three
OF majority in the Legislature on joint
ballot. This will probably secure the
election of General logan.
A pretty quarrel isg"ing on in Georgia
between Senator Hill and tiov. Colquitt,
which will probably culminste about the
time the new Senator il chosen. As II
is, the quarrel is extremely personal
and bitter.
The Gentle women OF Utah have
stirred to the very depths the interest
in the Mormon question. That Nor
monism is rapidly on the increase, Is an
alarming and unexpected tact which
has been brought out, and the lnter-
vention ui Congress is demanded TO
prevent its spread over the territories
OF Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Arizona
and New Mexico Even the state OF
Nevada has its Mormon settlements, and
women are in the great demand III all
that country to supply wives totne men
who profess the faith
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
nug CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.
-. "a ,l,..i Yesterday at 1904.

r,M closed Yesterday at iOos'
y.v York police think they have a
~ ~ thr Manhattan Savings Bank
rohbeIs
~. committee appointed to examine
'b.. .d,isibilitv OF transferring the
mn mn Eurrau To the War Department,
'",,' .."I ,hr transfer would he beneficial to
The Indians.
fire in Bradford, Pa, Thursday
..,h, dr,irnyrd property to the amount
"";.y5aHn. Insurance S'O,WO.
G,,,r prrpArltion, have been made i'll
u,i;px Inr the reception oi the Marquis
gl lnnr
IN. E,nr,yllr hody-snatchcrs have
teen arrested.
Xsv York police deny that they have
.in, ta the robbers OF Stewards grave.
The Boston Clearing house has APP
.,,,ai ol the action Of the New York
Elssr;np.housr regarding resumption,
snGrhe association was pledged TO adopt
no same procedure on or alter July LIST.
I,,arnA Revenue Commissioner
Damn read telegram from Charleston,
u "a stating that 900 indictments had
,sr found against illicit dfstillers and
,,ksr yiolator, oi the revenue laws. The
C~hpet session, to-day. Was brief dur
.E,n and vas devoted almost entirely
'n,be consideration oil subjects that will
,,rms part oi the Presidents message.
The report that leates, Democrat, is
,sIed 10 Congress 10y = majority from
u. First North Carolina district,
!, nuIoundr,iri. The returns "a made
;, thr ranya>scrS ut several counties
.hou majority "t 81 ior Republican
ma This result was obtained after the
r,n,assrr- had thrown out 4lS votes
al ior Martin a. irregular.
A. Bridgeport Conn, yesterday. Ma
,,Ieop Campana had scored 10 miles in
effort To beat O'Leary's record.
Injrty.-iX houaS remain.
An unparalleled railr"al war is now
aging between the different trunk
ines Passenger iare from Cincinnati
yew York Is only one dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
DISASTROUS P,re in Bradford. Pa.

BRADFORD, November lo.-A flre
broke out at ~ O'Clock last night in the
vine room over the Theatre Comique,
and was caused by 4 defective hue. 1t
soreai rapidly and soon the whole lower
end OF Maiu street Was in flames, aud an
area, bounded by BoylestoR street on
the north. the south Erie railroad track
Oh the east Gordon street an the south
and Ossooi'- dwelling on the vest, vas
lsid in ashes. The block on Main street
comprises some fifty buildings, inClud-
ing the Riddle House, Pierce House.
United stat.- Express building, Bastof
& Seyiang's machine shop and foundry,
stcNarts planning mill and numerous
small hotels, boarding house, saloons,
&c. Ios-. about Sl50,0D; insurance,
S1,1o0. Rebuilding commences imme-
iip,HlN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
Business IN BeliAire.

d
Business in Bellaire is not In such
deplorshle condition a. one might SUP
pose iron the reports recently sent out
IRON this city. The Baron Manufsctur-
ing Company, the Buckeye lantern
Company, the Belmont Glass Works,
the National Glass Works, the Goblet
Works, the Rolling Mill, and good
many other institutions are doing 4
lively business, employing hundreds OF
men and boys, and keeping What money
they can in circulation.
Cheer up! There is no Use borrowing
trouble. Ii viii come soon enough, and
heyeryboiy gets II into their heads that
Beilsire is dead, she will be dead, but II
every one viii do his best 70 keep things
going, matters viii hyen up. 4 faint
heart can not accomplish anything, %
away with dependency and cheer up.
We can have better timesii We viii bot
make them better. II remains for the
people OF Bellaire to do their part