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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16
Honor TO WHOM HoNoR 1s Dire.

Honor TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE
We feel degree of pride from the
many fattering notices Of our brother
publishers througout the State, as
we'll as the many expressions from
friends of The Herorld as to its me-
chanical arrangements, and its neat,
clear and bright appearance. Butwe
can claim no credit directly, at least,
for these features. The credit for the
mechanical arrangement Is due en-
tirely to our foreman, Mr.. William M.
Arnall, who has the entire manage
ment of the office.
We deem it our duty, as well as a
pleasure, to say that mainly is the
credit for the neat, clean and bright
appearance of The Herald due to
Messrs. John Ryan & Co., type found
ers, corner South and German streets.
Baltimore, from whom we bought all
the material in our Office and used in
printing The Herald. The opinion
prevails pretty generally among our
country printers that good type and
printers material generally cannot be
had south of Philadelphia. We
shared in this opinion until we learned
that the Baltimore newspapers, almost
without an exception, were printing
from type procured from Messrs. Ryan
& Co. The appearance Of on paper
speaks for the quality of their type,
and we are proud to have it to say
that it is of Baltimore manufacture, as
is also that used in printing most of
the dailies and weeklies in the city Of
Baltimore. It is high time that we
learned to encourage home enterprise
and home manufactures Baltimore
Commty Herald. 80
The Herald is to be congratulated
upon it's enterprise in SO soon recover
ing from the disaster by fire which
recently befel its equipment. Mr..
Arnall is an'aequaintance of our boy
hood and the execution of his charge
does great credit to his proficiency as
a printer. Another coincidence in
this line is that the JOURNAL is also
printed from the type manufactured
by Messrs. John Ryan & Goa firm
of sterling worth and ample facilities.
It ia necessary to say in this connec-
ton that if the JOURNAL is sometimes
badly printed it is in no wise do to
the type. Hence, we also congratu-
late Messrs. Ryan & Go. upon the
clean appearance of the new Herald.
DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN C1T1-
zEN.-Mr. ANTHONY GERLAcH, a
well-known, and highly respected ma
chinist, Of this place, died at his late
residence, on Water street, Monday
evening, March 18th, at about ten
o o'clock, of pneumonia and neuralgia
of the heart. He was in the thirty
fifth year of his age. Mr. Gerlach
was born near Frostburg in 1913, and
has spent his whole life here. He
was member Of Frostburg Lodge,
No. 40, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. He was prompt, strict and
systematic in all his business transac-
tons, and by his death we loose a
high toned, honorable gentleman.
His funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon at 2 clock from the Eng
lisk Lutheran Church, of which he
was member, attended by largo
number OF relatives and friends in
Guiding the Odd Fellows. The relig-
ious services were conducted by the
Rev. D. L. Mackenzie, pastor of the
Lutheran Church. The interment
was made in Allegany Cemetery. He
leaves widow and four small child
rem to deplore his loss.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16
C 0 N S U M p I 10 N

FROM ELDER II. L. GILMAN, A MINISTER
OF THE GOSPEL IN GLOVER, VT.
II have been troubled for several years
with difficulty of the heart and lungs,
have applied to several physicians for help,
and have tried almost every remedy recon-
mended, without receiving any assistance;
but had been growing weaker ana weaker
until hearing of WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY about year since,
commenced using it with immediate re-
lief 1t has not only restored my lungs to
a sound state, but am entirely relieved of
the difficulty or disease of the heart. l
have hesitation in saying that it is the best
lung medicine before the public, and l
cheerfully and conscientiously recommend
it to all persons suffering with pulmonary
complaints"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

THE Commissioners of Allegany
county will meet on Monday next.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

SoxE of the public school teachers
were paid off last Saturday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

Furniture, Mattresses, Spring Beds etc.
Good and staunch Furniture of every kind,
R igit down at the fine store we ever ind,
Of excellent make and the latest style
So strong and so durable, all the while.
See here for yourselves the truth which
esay
& look how our goods rule with magic
sway.
n on forget tllat we, delighted, can rest
I'm which is told of the common and best.
Certainly Frostburg has fully confessed
Anovlcdge of her manufactures possessed.
Everything in here the fancy TO tickle
Lavish,y abounds with Gross d Nickel,
Fully stocked always and ever SO cheap,
Usually small the profits they reap.
Remember strictly-~largc sales rule the
No chance for dollars-we must make on
" dimes.
In solemn fact We must this truth declare
'Ehat here none with Gross o. Nickel COM
pare.
Useless it is to compete with work so grand
Esich, cheap, good-in sober truth-made
to stand
e. Oh ma moving aooul nom IaA'' " iai"'
Must not we seek at once this well known
store,
And find the goodly tlIings we will adore?
Indeed, rivalry sNrinks in very dread.
Now that Gross & Nickel stand far ahead.
$50 come right along no ''ifs" or "maybes'
TO buy for yourselves, your girls, your
babies.
MI a17> Street;
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

SAINT PATRICK S DAY.-The feast
Of St. Patrick, which occurs to-mor-
row Sunday will be celebrated at
st. lichael's Church with the usual
solemnlties. There will be grand
High Mass at 10 o clock a. M, and the
panegyric on Ireland's great Apostle
and Patron Saint will be preached by
the pastor, Rev. v. F. Schmitt.
PREAcHING.-Rev. II. J. Chandler,
of Cumberland, will preach in the
English Baptist Church, of this place,
tomorrow Sunday morning and
evening, at the usual hours.
Tomorrow Sunday at the Con-
gregational Church, Bowery street, at
l03 a. m, Rev. T. W. Walters, from
Oberlin College, will preach in Eng
lish. Subject. "self Denial"
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Mr. James
Dolan was sitting upon the porch Of
his brother-in-law's (Mr. Edward
Welsh) house Monday evening about
nine o'clock, talking with a young
lady when Welsh came home and be-
gan to quarrel with Dolan, which soon
resulted in blows, in which Dolan was
pretty roughly handled, he being
knocked down by blow from Welsh
in the face, who is large and power
i. full man, Dolan drew his revolver,
Mrs. Welsh and the young lady, in
the meanwhile pulled HIM into the
doorway, when Dolan fred one shot,
but without effect. Shortly after
he went away but was soon arrested
by Constable Brady, who took him
before Justice Weis, where he was
held for his appearance at court in the
sum of $50. Mr.. Welsh was asked
to give bond of $40 for his appear
ance as witness, which he refused
to do, when he was taken to Cumbsr-
land by Mr.. Brady and committed to
Jail. ssla'soI ssss5,EAH .E.J
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

WE call especial attention to the adver-
tisement in another column of SPEERs
PORT GRAPE WINE, pure and unadulter,
at Gredape Wine, Invaluable in sickness
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

The canal will be ready for naviga-
ton about the 10th of April.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16

Mar lott
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-03-16
G r Q S S & II 7 O K f. Il,
ANUrACTUREps OF AND DEALERS IN
Baskets, Collins, etc.
Furniture, Mattresses, Spring Beds etc.

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22

RESPECTED MADAM:-Appreciating
the talent displayed in your numerous
productions, and particularly Margaret
of Anjou, snd in consideration OF your
untiring efforts and dIhgenL lsbors for
the advancement OF the prosperity OF
the Children's Home, we, in behalf Of
your many warm friends, tender you 8
complimentary repetition OF Margaret
of Anjou, leaving you TO designate time
and place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
Day and Halsted.

The Standard and IhteiLigencer re-
porters bumped against each other yes
terdsy, and the following brainy colo
guy ensued:
Dsy-Hsllo, Hslsted! Got anything2
Hslsted-No not al item. What 90
you know2 :,
Dsy-im as blank as the "yerker"
card. | wonder what that blasted REG
1srER will have in the morning2
Halsted-Dunno. My times so taken
I'D scissoring fresh items of news from is
columns and sailing them away for fu.
ture use that get little opportunity to
do anything else. see you're not slow
in piiferiug the fruits OF their enter
prise, but l don't blame you-it saves
labor.
Usy-Thats so. Don't know what we
would do if it weren't FOR the REGISTERS
enterprise. What the DEVILS got into
them around there7 But say, Hslsted,
how do you manage to display 30 much
cheek IN restricting those old nubs OF
news that appear several days in ad-
vance in the REGISTER?
Hslsted-0hl that's easy. The people
so,n forget half they read, so just
..nickle" them for awhile and It all comes
oct right.
Dsy-Well, l must be of. Ts tsl
Halsted-Ta Ia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
Personalities.

Hannibal Forbes, Esq, OF Wheeling,
will accept thanks for copies of Payne's
Age OF Reason and the Boston InrestiQa-
tor. All right, Mr.. b.; like Thad.
Stevens, we'll start little hell Of our
own.-HancOck Courier.
Robert Turner, son of Alex. Turner,
has returned from Toledo, where he has
been attending the Business College Of
that place.
Mr.. James Peters and wife, of the
South Side, returned home yesterday
from Beaver, Pa, where they were visit
ing relatives.
4. b. A. David, general superinten-
dent of the Central district telegraph,
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. j. g. Hupp, who has been confined
to his residence during the past week, is,
we are glad to say, able to be out again.
Mrs. Wall, of Baltimore, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ford, of
South Wheeling, for several weeks past,
will return home to-day.
Miss Ella Shook, of Msrtinsburg, is
visiting bcr sister, Mrs. n. Il. Nancleve,
No. SIS Fifteenth street.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Thompson, OF Chicago,
formerly OF this city, lie visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. j. Johnston, No. l02
South Broadway, Island.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
hIver news.

The marks at the landing last evsu'hi
indicated feet 9 inches in the eei,'
mel and falling.
The Courier departed for ParkenbdfS
at 1920 o'clock yesterday.
The ONesl left for Pittsburgh 81 ]
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Hudson 10 due to-day from I'D
ciBnsti.
The Granite State will pass down %
night from Pittsburgh to Cincinns'L
The local packets arrived and depp'
ed with fair trips yesterday.
The Coal City passed up with y
empty tow and the Hope with 3 hS"
empty oil barrels.
Capt. Shouse is in command o. W
Abner O'Nesl in place Of Captain WEI
ringer, who stopped off or account o''s'
ness. We hope TO see hin on deK"
tore long. IN
Business on the wharf wa, very co..
yesterday.
by Telegraph
PrrTsBuRoH, February 2l-N'e
feet 2 inches and rising very "osP'
Westher cloudy and rainy.
LOUISVILLE, February H.-.AnmL
Depsrted-James w. CAT. hemplnl
Cons Millar and Golden Rule, CiheI'
natl. River stationary, with . 's~ '
inches in the canal. -.
CAIRO, February II. --ArriVed-'Vss.
Means, st. Louis; st. GenevIsTsi D
Louis. Depsrtsd-John Aesnt aw
OrleanG st. Genevieve, Vlcnws
River 70 feet 6 inches and 'Ah'b
Weather warm. -,
st. LoUt. February 2l-Arnr,S,II
Belle of Memphis, Memphis; MAJ! ~
Ter. Cincinnati. Depsrted-so1sn.'
New Orleans; Molhe Moore, Ne. :"
leans Helena, VickIburg. RiTef n.'. '.
with Is feet 8 inches above lor w.
mark. Weather rainy. ,a
CIscISsATr, February 2l'-H"
feet and falling slowly. Ranng %.
rived-Andes, Wheeling: Laura p ,
Tennessee river; Cons MilIsr, Aenp,.
Fashion, 81. Louis; Golden RaIs, ," =.
Orleans. Dspsrtsi-Kslic ss' eu'.
ttsburgh; IIonsidss, St. Loee' "'"
Crown, New Orleans. ,y..,,,,
GRANVILLE, February 2L-M
heavy rain; wind from the east, a" mr..
10 the northeast; mercury 14N :" T.,
er 10 40 feet large and falling W
Arkantas Belle, N. Smith, Fesf'en a..
tow. j. Sharp, Mcdonald and s0s 800, D
j. u. Kerr, Grey Eagle, 49, an:
Green, Cbss. Mcdonald, H0DP"
tow. Business modefAte.
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Henry Bruebanks Again.

Tired of being defendant at law,
Henry Bruebanks appears on the scene
as q prosecutor. 1t seems thst having
promised on his sacred word and honor,
and even crossed bis heart in order to
make the obligation more binding, to
marry his old flame Mrs. Caroline Bach,
he insisted on his last housekeeper, Miss
Lizzie Roth, leaving his domicile. Lizzie
was not ayerse 10 this, and wished to go
in pescesble manner, but as if he de-
sired TO complicste matters even more,
Henry attached her trunk for the recov-
cry OF $40, which he claims TO have
loaned her, and ring in her possession
formerly belonging to his wife: In de-
Tense Miss Roth says that the $40 were
paid her tor wages, and that he put the
ring on her finger sssins. her wishes
and she is willing 10 give it up at any
time. Meanwhile the trunk remains in
Squire Waits custody.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
MOTHER GOOSE.
The Best Performance Of the Kind
Ever Seen I'm wheeling.


Ever Seen I'm wheeling.
A rousing house greeted the perform
ers in. the extrsvagaza OF Mother Goose
at the Opera House last night. Almost
everybody had son OF daughter, or
some little one whom they were greatly
interested in, among the children who
were to appear, and of course the little
folks were not as sbsshed rs
they would have been if the audience
had been composed OF entire strangers.
Never has an sudieRce in this house been
so thoroughly in sympathy with the
actors, and never did children appear to
such an advantage in positions which
might we'll have embarrassed them.
Among the prominent characters were the
following who are specially worthy OF
notice: Mother Goose Miss q. Mar
shall). whose vivscious and animated
acting frequently brought down the
house. Mother Hubbard Miss
Carrie Hubbsrd), whose rendering
of her part was most excellent. Gin
derella miss Mamie Du Bois), an ele-
gsntly dressed and charming character,
whose singing was of the finest style.
Beauty Mics jesse Woodwsrd), very
pretty part, in still prettier dress, and
the singing in connection with it was
delightfully."- gwen. Fatims Mrs. O.
Ecfi), one OF the finest characters In the
list. Miss Tracy as Mrs. Grimes was
capital. Jack Goose Mr.. w. j. .Bown
was one of the best clowns we ever saw.
Jack Sprst (Mr. A. Paxton), Blue Beard
(Mr. Guttenberg), Robinson Crusoe Mr..
Oscar Seeley), Beast Mr.. Lem
kard) The Prince (Mr. J. Men,
Gel), King Cole Mr.. Lucss) were
admirable in their several parts. Among
the children whose names We could learn
and to whom the wsrmest praise should
be given for their acting and the spirit
with which they entered into their parts,
are the following: Goosy Gander, Miss
Mary Sweeney; Old Bachelor and wife,
Frank Hupp and Miss Maud Wheat;
Little Red Ridinghood, Miss Sallle koe.
mer; Jack, the Giant Killer, Percy Har-
den, Jack ard the Bean Stalk, Master
Delsplaine; Kittle Maid and Swain, Miss
McIlwsin and Master Lucas; Miss Con-
trary, Miss Fannie Murine; Mary who
had q Lamb, Miss Maud Wheat; Dick
Whittingtan, Berry Highly; Old Woman
under the Hill, Miss Jesse Campbell;
There were many other characters taken
both by big and little people which were
finely rendered and we arc sorry that
their names could not be procured. The
receipts from the entertainment will un.
doubleday be large and We would advise
everybody who wishes 10 see most per-
feet amateur performance to attend the
matinee to-day at 2 o'clock or tomorrow
in the afternoon or evening.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Dif.
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.

ferenr Judiciary Bodies.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRAHMER.
Joseph M. Brode VS.. Franklin 1nsu.
rauce Company, in assumpslt. Demurrer
in this case overruled.
Phillip Phillips VS.. Mary S. Thomas
ct al, IN sssumpsit. Demurrer in this
case overruled.
Thomas Hughes Sc Co. vs.. Susan K.
Hamilton ct ais, in chsncery. Case on
exceptions to Commissioners report set
for hearing Monday February Is, 1878.
Thomas Hughes & Co. VS.. Susan K.
Hamilton ct ais, in chsncery. Decree
entered for payment of proceeds OF real
estate sale to the German Insurance
Company.
Empire Clock Company vs.. Williams
Bros. in sssumpsit judgment rendered
in favor of plaintiffs for slS3.
Hennegan, Bates Sc Co. VS.. Williams
Bros in sssumpsit. Judgement In favor
OF plaintiffs for S6SS7.
5. S. Jordan and j. l.. Nckennon vs..
Theodosis McGinnis, in assumpsit. On
trial before the following: ID. X. Irwin,
John Brown, Il. ,. Irwin, joseph
PAUL, Andrew Hamilton, VIM. Hastings,
C. K. Behler, Fred Was, Henry
Pendleton, j. w. Hunter, Daniel White
head and Joseph Green.
SATURDAYS TRIAL DOCKET.
Samuel j. Elliiritz vs.. friedrich Baker,
in assumpsit.
Bennett, Schenck s. Earle vs.. Christie
pher Anderson, in assumpsit.
Mary A. Brown VS.. Life Association
of America, in assumpsit.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
POLICE coURT-JUDaE CRANMER.
Henry &. Shsllcroas, for sssaulting
John E. Davis, the bill poster, fined "
and costs. Paid.
Lara Morris, drunk, fined " and
costs. Committed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real es-
tate were recorded in the County Clerks
Office yesterday:
Deed made March IL, 1871, by VIM.
7. Hubbard, specisl commissioner, 10
Joseph Whissen, for 10 acres of land in
Trisdelphis district, Ohio county. Com
pensstion 81 200,
Deed made August 81. 1876, by Mary
Dennis.on, Agnes Denniston and Mar
gsret Denniston to Joseph Whissen, for
a certain parcel of land situated on the
Waters of Little Wheeling creek, in
Liberty District, consisting OF SO acres 8
poles. Compensation Sl.00.
Deed made February q, 1878, by K.
G. Barr, special commissioner, to August
RlstoP, for the south one-hslt of lot No.
a. squsre No. Is, South Wheeling. Com
ensstion 81 $50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
BELLAIRE LOCAIx

The Liberty Hose Comnsn,
ball in the City hall this eyesi nu'a ia.e
A private masquerade party
given at the residence of Mr. cIESs
liott, on Gravel Hill, this syen;r" l. q.
Col. q. l.. Poormsn was ,nu;,
ture on temperance in WheeIins 70 ~
day, but owing to pressing bu,ins, !s'ss,.
he was forced 10 decline. He SaSess,
offered to speak on Sunday stts,,e's
acceptable. r# -. L
Col. Baron's regiment, the S.o
n. q was invited to particins,s Sla0.
parade at Wheeling today, 6ut =. aA
lieye they decided not to sccsr, b.
pslly on account Of their wan, pHas.
cheney in battalion drill. Cd
The pubic schools OF the c;,r
dismissed st noon to day 10 homo, M ".
anniversary of the advent NJ " " u
Washington in this mundane u%n
There is nothing like shown, .pasa
for departed worth. 'spa
A rumor was current in ce,,.;,
Of the city yesterday that some cps a
fortunate, weary OF breath" had ~ s'e u
wstery grsvein the vicinity Of ,ts ma
wood ferry boat, but inquiry l.lsS o's.
tsbllsh any foundation Tor The ,nns.
The "Silver Bilp' is passsJ .ra
in Bellaire. That's what MAJ "a!
jeweler, calls that boy in his windo. u
The Workingmen's Club, wb;cS
every Wednesday night in Carter. ~
Fifth ward, is in q prosperous cOpss
Some half dozen accesslons ve,s .S
to their number at their msetlr, ne
week. @s
The usual meeting will be hsd.,
Methodist Church this evening AZ .a'
fifty additions to the membership :, ~
church have been msde since ,ss ,. We
mencement oftAe present series Of MN M
ings. u
Mr.. Elwood Bundy, formerly lanai.
in this city, but who left Tor ~
few weeks ago, is back again, and S,.,s
grown up much with the Count,
either.
Mr.. w. ii. Criswell and family rA,,.
day shipped their household roaj. ~
on next Monday will them.elve. ~, -.
for Kansas, there to make thei, ~
One or two other families will f,n-~
soon after.
There is some complaint as 10 ,hs ~,
IN which the rule prohitins smokins !,
the street cars is enforced. The rp'.;.
only observed when ladies are in the =.
Several times ladies nave refused Ia sr,..
n car because the occupants, sll men h,I
filled it with tobacco smoke. on om,'.
it is Just as offensive TO enter c., a.
lent with tho fumes, OF the weed u,,
have it made SO after entering. IA,
directors owe II 10 themselves, As vel !,
to the public, 10 see that the driver. a.
force the rule. t
A boot and shoe auction in the R 4
o. depot building, last night, iurnnA.,
loaiers resting place out OF the we.na,
Mr.. A. Richardson has received a,
appointment as agent OF the B. sol
press, and will remove the office Of a,
company 10 his store.
The next attempt TO sell the O.bO,
House will be made on Saturday, NvA
18th. 70
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
d made by Henry otto and Ricka, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee. dated
The 2Sth day Of December, A. ID. 1871, and
recorded in the Clerks office OF the Coun-
" Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
In deed OF trust hook No. 4, page 2Si, l will
ON SATURDAY, the 2}rd day OF February,
A. ID. 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M,
nj the front door OF the Court House OF
said county, proceed TO sell to the highest
and best bidder the following property:
The east hall Of lot eighty-iOur, fronting
Twenty-Five feet on the National road IN
the town Oh Triadelphla, and running
back SO "a TO make one full lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash; the balance in two equal In
AILMENTS, payable six and twelve months
after day of sale, with interest from date,
and secured to the satisfaction OF the trus-
&c. A. Rh1 MANN, trustee.
RUSSELL d SrIFEL att'ys. talSi
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RenWOOd Locals.

We learn from Squire McJilton that
he and Constable Lesch have been en-
gagged in working up the case OF the rob-
berry of the box containing the wedding
presents to the young minister in Illinois,
during last fall, which eliminated IN the
arrest and committal to Jail for trial, OF
Wilbert Hen tricks and Patrick Melon
nell. The law abiding citizens are con-
graduating themselves that lswless
gang has at last been at least partially
broken up, and feel grateful to the gen.
temen named for their untiring efforts
to bring about this result.
A mass meeting will be held at
Fishers hall to morrow morning at ten
o'clock for the purpose of giving express
sion to the views Of the people OF Ben
wood and cinity, without regard to
trade or calling, on the subject OF the
Wood tariff bill. A number Of good
speakers have been provided, and STIR
ring addresses may be expected.
The ado Come" Society will give one
of their grand balls at the hall over the
the drug store, near the mill, tonight.
Excellent music has been provided. The
committee in charge are we'll known, and
their names are guarantee OF the sue
cess of the party.
Mr.. VIM. Turner, mailer at the Ben
wood mill has gone to Steubenvile,
Ohio, for few days on visit to friends.
We regret TO record the continued
serious illness of Mr.. William Line
berger, one of the nailers at the Ben
wood mill. His many friends hope he
NAV soon be able to be out OF doors again.
The revival services At the Nj. +.
Church continue to be largely attended.
Rev. Mr.. Riehldstier. the pastor is
cordially seconded by the members with
the hsppiest results.
Squire McJilton is giving the engine
at the Nail Mill, thorough overhauling
preparatory to starting, which 1t is
thought will be before many days.