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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28
RAxTERN STATES.

NEW YORK. Dec 26-Recordcr Hack
ett we'll known in Calisoruia, died At
laH o'clock today At his residence on
Parg Avenue. He was taken III while
presiding in the Court OF Gene al Ses-
sions on the LIST Of October, 1873, ard
has not since appeared on tho bench.
During the last four months he was
confined to his house.
CHICAGO. Dec 26-Ths first brigade
was under arms early This morsius,
prepared to move fur the ssock yards in
case their services wers called for.
Towards noon. hovevsr. everything
being quiet, they were disnissed with
orders TO rsasasmbls FOG duty ct 9
o'clock this evening ct the stock Yards.
Fowler Bsoshers have resumed work
With eight hundred ncn- Union men.
Eighty -ssven Of their old employees
notified the Union today that they had
withdsawu. and al Of them siened an
agreemen. to join no Uuion inimical 10
the interests OF tac 6rm.
&c McMullen, General Manager o.
tho Chicago and Alton Railruai. avs
HE information respecting the accident
at Borden. 20 miles north Of 81. L,ecis.
IL to tie eject that the train Vas run.
ming about 10 miles IN hour: thst after
the engine and al the cars except the
slceper. which vas the last one in the
train. bed passed over ssGely. sssel
rail. reedescd brittle By ths cold.
snapped snd threw the slsepcs iron
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
-Persons visitin. Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is e-proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals ss any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
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ECROPr.


BERLIN. Dec 26-The African travel
er Gerhard Rohlfs, whose movements
were recently arrested in the region Of
Sahara, has arrived in Rome on his re-
turn journey.
VALPARAISO. Dec. 49, The allies.
after their defeat at Dolores, concen-
trated at Tarapaca. where they were
attacked by the Chileans and driven
from their position with heavy loss.
BUENos AYREs, Dec. 10 The pro-
vsiliDg opinion here is that the war on
the west coast is practically over. the
allies being reported in o state OF com
plete disintegration.
BERLIN, Dsc. 25.-Oaa hundred and
sixty four thousand five hundred aud
twenty five marks have been collected
here in aid of the famine sufferers in
Silesia. A thaw has set in and the
suffering s are less intense.
MADRID, Dec. a. The S.nate to-
day approved the Till for the abolition
Of slavery in Cuba, Iu tho cham be.
Of deputies the bill was read first
time aud committee was appointed to
rep 'rt upon it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-28

tie track. This detached all the other
cars, the engine alone remaining On the
track. George Paine Ct Chicago and
Col. Bond Of Auburn, Ill, wers killed.
The brakeman. sleeping Car c,nd uc,or.
and namber of passengers were hurt.
bat none seriously. Two coaches were
burned and the whole train badly
wrecked.
WAsH1NoroN. ID. c Dec 26-Thir-
teen cases Of smallpox ere reported IN
the District of Columbia. The National
Beard of Health will endeavor to crush
out the plague.
NEW YORK. Dec ga Washington
dispatch says two men have been ar
rested yho contemplated stealing Gen.
Grants Arabian horses from General
BeaPs farm and holding them for a
large reward for their return.
Another dispatch from Washington
says conferences with New York bank
ers and others have Convinced the Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury that the vast
amount of fives aud skies which accrue
the next year or two cannot be refunded
ct less than four per cent.
CHICAGO. Dec. 26. - A Journals
Washington special says: Private
letters received from Republicans in
Maine are very encouraging about the
outlook for success Of the effort.to de-
feat the scheme of the Governor. II
is considcred quite probable that the
Republicans will cirry their point
without resorting to force. Intima-
tien is given that four or five Demo.
Gratis. who have been awarded certifi-
Gates of election. will refuse to become
parties to the attempt to steal the Leg
islsture, and decliue to act under their
certificates. In such . caae the Demo.
orats will bs without . quorum when
tho Legislature meets, and the Repub.
licans will be masters of the situation.
Notwithstanding these assurances. great
uneasiness is fel: here in Republican
circles. aud the prevailing sentiment is
that, having started out to prevent the
contamination Of this great fraui, the
party in Maine must not back down.
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good comfortable dwelling house stands in 4
slightly place on the farm. There are two barns
one l50 feet long BY 60 feet wide. and the othe,
b0xl0 feet, with sheds. etc. Besides thess there
are all tho necessary small buildings and cut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

pG~ PErsoNALs-Rev. DR.. Stock OF
New Philadelphia, Ohio, filed the pull
pit of the Lutheran Church fthis town,
on Sunday morning and evening last,
and al Uriouyille in the afternoon. lie
also assisted in the services in the
NJ. e. Church South Oh Tuesday even
inc, in the Union weekly services, APP
pointed 10y the Evangelical Alliance;
and also lectured in the Lutheran
Church on "Wednesday evening. DR..
Sleck is an able, practicable and i'm
prrssive speaker.
Mr. VIM. II. Fayman, of the firm of
Knox & Fayman, Dry Goods, Notions,
&c, at Morristown, n. j., is visiting
relatives here.
We had a pleasant visit from ]. s.
Eichelberger, Jr., second lieutenant of
the Marlinsburg Statesman, and Mr..
J. ID. Turner, compositor in the same
Office, on Monday morning last. II
strikes us that they were on little
counting expedition IN this vicinity.
This is just Our opinion, you know.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

e9 BRIuFs-The time for killing
partridgrs expired by law on january
first.
We regret to learn that Mayer Ray
is still quite i'll.
Mr.. ii. T.. Entler, in company with
State Senator Butler, left tor Wheeling
ON Monday last.
The City Council will meet on Mon
day evening next.
Louise, little daughter of Mr.. James
II. Shepherd, came near being run over
by the construction train, OH the 5. V.
T. r., at this place ON the evening OF
January lst.
Charles and John Ed. Undertook
came near being drowned, while skating
on the Potomac, and breaking through
the ice, last week.
The Reformed Sunday School has pro-
cured handsome new Library.
The Uuion Bible class will resume its
meetings in the Reformed Church
Tuesday evening next at Z o'clock.
Just received one hundred boxes of
writing paper and envelopes, price 10
cents per box, at II. L. Magruder's.
The Legislature of Maiue assembled
las, Monday and elected democratic and
greenback State officers
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TO THE FARMERS.

What class of people is there-except
probably the modern traiDp-who is not
ambitious 10 benefit themselves by asso-
citation. pr,crpt and example. Your
vocation necrssital.s 10 a certain degree
independence OF action, and your conse-
aurnl isolation renders Sou relicrnt and
selfish. To overcome these drawbacks,
as we regard them, TO your intellectual
Improvement, your social enjoyments,
and Your elevation rs class, as well rs
10 promote your prosperity, we insist
that you unite in those social gatherings,
discuss all subjects pertaining to your
calling, as well rs all legislative enact
mcn,s which necessarily affect more or
less Your interest. The experience OF
each is valuable TO the other; your asst
cia,ing together will beget mutual re-
specl, increase confidence and strength
en attachments, which tends great y 10
reconcile mankind to his pursuits in life
Clubs, as they are called in the fashion
able, business aud political circles, are
frequently the nucleus for forming plans
to promote interest, Or acquire power
Farmers clubs, or grange associations,
can and will ben, I'll the farmer, aud ii
is alike his duty and his interest TO ad-
here 10 them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

Isaac Like, while under the influence
of liquor, went TO sleep on the railroad
track near Pennington, w. Va, Thurs
day, after having been ejrcted from the
Cumberland accommodation train go
ing east. The west-bound accommoda-
lion train came along ard struck him,
cutting of both his legs and msngling
his body. The remains were gathered
ND and carried in sheet to Manning
ton. where the deceased has wife and
six children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11
Hosts Of People are Martyrs

To sick headache, that infallible symptom
of Il disordered stomach, liver and bowels.
Many suffer from it rs many lis three or
four times Il week. They do so needless
ly, for HoStetter's Stomach Bitters, by
toning the digestive organs and regulat-
ing lie bowels and liver, removes the
cause, and dispels the painful symptom.
The intimate sympathy between the brain
and the abdominal region causes the
slightest disorder affecting the latter 10 be
reflected, is il were, in the organ Of
thought. The ieform instituted by the
Bittcrs when the digestive, secretive and
eyocuntiye functions are in a stlte of shaos,
has other and more beneficial results viz,
the complete nutrition of the whole physi-
cal economy, the restoration OF appetite
and repose, aud an increase in the power
of the system to resist diseases OF
malurial tyne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11
OEgsI EeY.
LITTLE HARRY MCINTYRE.

Ii LIZ ii Avn AIClN IL u.
The death of this little boy, so bright,
So genial. with disposition 50 loving
and So kind, all united with an intrlll.
rpnce that exceeded many Of older
years, Mr.. Editor, is kCcnly felt in our
community. One has said that when a
great man dies "a nation mourns; but
when we lost our liitlc Harry, So crush
ing was the blow we could not mourn,
so deep was our grief we could not
weep. Oar lips were para wed, and
the fountains Of our tears were locked
With sorrow too great for utteranc", too
profound for speech, aud We could only
wonder why it Was 50. lii death was
not only loss 10 his family, bni our
entire neighboihO"d feel that n place Is
made yacan, in our midst that will not
soon be filed. We never knew child
who was more beloved, who had en
dtarrd himself 10 more hearts than liz
lie Harry. His loving nature, his genial
disposition, his purity of character,
caused him 10 have more friends than
any one We ever knew. irrespective W
age Everybody loved Harry, TOR every
body knew Harry. Ills presence n
ways brought sunshine aud his words a
smile. He seemed 10 prefer the con-
pany of those older than himself, and
was in turn sought after by such. And
now, when his name is spoken, many
an eye that seldom wept before will
grow dim aud tear unbidden flow !;
many heart, that seemed cold and
cmUlionlrss, lhrobbed with sorrow aud
pain when they said little Harry was
dead. We miss thee tonight, Harry,
o. we miss thee! When they told us
thou vert dead il seemed that il cJuld
not be so. Ii is hard to part, vet we
will kiss the rod. "Let no man despise
Thy youth" Thy lite though brief, was
no, in vain; it has left an impress upon
our hearts that cannot fade away. Thou
hast taught rs by example that a low
ing, cheerful nature is more 10 be de-
sired than riches, aud that, after all, our
lives are as we make them. IT, long
years 10 come, when oppressed by The
trials and burdens of earths voyage,
when weighed down with the dnlrs
aud cares OF business, fond memory will
often carry us back t. thee, and We will
love to think Of thy siness life, "a We
call To mind thv happy face and hear
once more the music of thy voice. thou
art gone, Harry, but we will lever for
get thee. Oar hearts bleed To night be-
cause thou art moi. but We will meet
again, for ''In my Fathers house are
many nansions-and whittier go, We
know, and the way We know"
ONE WHO LOVED HIM.
Kearneysville, Jan. 4, 1879.
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Hlarria9ts.

In Charlesiown, on December 10Th.
1873, by s q. Ferguson, Mr.. RICH.
ARD 4. ANDREWS. Of Washington
county, Md, 10 Mrs. MARY V. COR.
NkY, of this town.
AT the "Carter lIonse," in Charles
town, on December 3lst. 1873, by Rev.
S. g. Ferguson, Mr.. JAS. V. SCHRIN
Err, Of Baltimore county, Md, 10 Miss
ANNIE yALEETlNE.oiCharle-
AT Duffields, on Monday the 3Oih OF
Dee 1878, by Rev. John A. Scott, DIR.
WIN. II. WILHELM Of Browns Shop
TO Miss FANNIE GRANT. daughter
Of Mr.. John w. Gran, Of this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

p1r LUTHERAN CnuRcn -There will
be meeting of,he Church Council on
"Wednesday afternoon next, the 18th OF
January, at 2 o'clock, ?. NJ, in the
basement room of said Church, and
every member is required to be present.
On Sunday morning the 10Th instant,
at IL clock, there will be preaching in
the church, after hch there will be a
congregational meeting for the purpose
of electins a pastor, and ii is desired
that every member shall be present, aud
no voting 10y proxy will he permitted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11
COM MISSI0NER'S
NOTICE.

IN the Circuit Court OF Jefferson County,
J. W. Va, Ia term November LIST, 1915.
Fanny shepherd, Alex. X. shepherd ana
k. DAVIS shepherd infants ste hS w 'hei
next friend Elizabeth ). Shepherd, fiIin-
tills.
+. \. Briscoc, Admir-. Of John Briscoc
decd, VIM. u. Briscoc, john Cook, Nell
son T. SNYDER, Admir-. Of John snyder,
decd, Daniel W. Hendricks, Adm'r. Of
Joseph Melvin, decd, and Wm. Nj. Sny-
der, Defendants.
AZ j. adjudged, ordered and decrccd that
this cause be re-cOmmittcd To Commits
sionrr j. >. Bragonirr with instructions
To settle the account ot john BriscOe, de-
ceased. both as Administrator OF the es-
tate of X. ID. shepherd, Jr., deed, and as
guardian OF the infant heirs OF IL. ID. Shcp-
nerd, Jr., dee H., stating each account sep
aratplV, the character ami object VI the
expenditures Tor his wards by saiJ guar
dian, and neither the expenses oI the
said guardian exceeded the income Of his
said wards received from .heir estate In
his hands, also 10 audit and report any ou,-
standing debts and liabilities against the
estate OF X. -. shepherd, Jr., deed, IL
any exist; aiso'tO audit aud report any
outstanding debts hHd IlaDIlIiics against
said John Briscoe deed, rs guardian OF
the neirs oI X. -. Shepherd, Jr., decd,
reporting in each case thc character OF the
sand deDLs and liabilities, aud whether the
same were for the benefit OF the estate Of
the said wards in tie lads OF the said
guardian, together w,tnany other matter
ucemcd pertinent 10y the Commissioner or
required by any OF the parties, and make
report OF his proceedings 10 the next reg
ular term OF llr court. Notice by publ
cation once II week for four successive
weeks ia some newspaper published In
jefferson county, w. Va, Of the time aud
place of executing this decree shall be
equivalent to personal service Oh the par
ties.
Noticei hereby given that l will pro-
ceed to execute the provisions OF the above
decree ut my Office ~ ShephcrdstowD, W.
Va, on TUESDAY, the llth day OF Feb
ruary, 1879. Given under my hand this
Sth DAY OF January, 1879.
J. >. BRAGONIER,
Commissioner.
Jan. IL, 1879. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

OF all engaged in making the recep-
ton on Wednesday last the great sue
cess il was, none deserve higher com
mendation than the ladies who arrang-
ed aud prepared the dinner. Although
having but li,llrmore than one days no
,ice from the committee Of arrange
m-n1s, it seemed impossible for them to
accomplish the task, Yet SO well we're
they organized and arranged among
lhcmselves,,hat they served TO abont 100
guests the best dinner ever gotten up III
Shephtrdstown. We in behalf OF our
citizens thank them for the work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

B@ OFFICERS OF PUTOMAC BUILD
ING AssuCIarIuN.-At an annual meet
iny of the stockholders Of the Potomac
Building Associalion,,n Shepherdstown,
on Thursday evening the End OF jam
airy, 1879 Tor the ensuing year, the fol-
lowing Directors were elected: b. f.
Harrison, President; Geo. NJ. Beltz-
hoover, Attorney; ii. Z. Entler Treas
urer and Secretary; John L. Richard,
W. a. Adams, II. G. Martin, Joseph
S. Fleming, John II. little.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

p@ The ringing of the Bells on
"Wednesday las: as the Fairfax entered
town with the officials OF the 5. V. R.R.,
announced as it were 4 new departure
in the history of Shepherdstown; they
rang out the OLD, and in new era of
hope and enterprise TO the people OF
our town. For an hundred vars or
more we have slumbered and SLEPT; let
Ms now arise 10 new life, and III less
than quarter century asionlsh not only
the community around us, but the world
if possible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11
TRIBlTE OF RESPECT.

AT meeting Of the members OF Cal
edonia Lodge, No, 4, l. o. o. F.. Shep-
herdstown. West Va, Dee. 20, 1873,
the following proceedings were trans
acted:
The death of Bro. GEO. G. EAKLk
was announced, and committee ap-
pointed to draft resolutions, who report
ed the following, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased an all-~ise
Providence 10 remove from orr midst
Bro. Geo &. Eakle, Past Grand OF
Caledonia Lodge, anG member Of Val
ley Encampmenl, No. 6, |. o. 0. f., ON
the morning OF The 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1878; after protraclcd illness OF
more than two years, he passed quietly
away. One more link has been severed;
an aged Patriarch has fallen; one OF the
oldest members OF our Lodgr has gone.
H. was member of our Lodge Tor
thirty years, and n good and faithful
member, regular Ia hiS attendance, al
ways ready and willing 10 assiS, his
brothers when in need. He WIS true
Odd Fellow, devoted 10 the principles
they teach. Therefore, be il
KCsOiued, That in the death of BRO.
Eakle the Lodge has sustained great
loss we deplore his death, aud heartily
participate in every manifestation Of the
common SORROW occasioucd 10y his loss
Rr>oiUcd, That as a member, long AS
sociated with him, by us especially re-
spec,cd as one OF our honored and es-
leemrd members, We viii attend his
funeral aud follow his remains 10 the
grave, wearing the usual badge OF
morning for thirty days.
Rewic'd, That the Hail be drapcd in
mourning for The space OF thirty days.
RSSoiUsd, That the Secretary c"mmu-
ncate copy Of these resolutions 10 the
family of the deceased, with proper tx
preston OF our coincidence and sympa-
Thy with their bereavement, and copy
for publication i'll the SacpherdStown
Register.
D S. RENTCH,
JNO. ID STALEY,
}. Is. CROW,
Committee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

BIZ" RECENT Postal RULINGS. Form
erly it was customary aud allowable,
when merchant made mistake in Il
letter, that he could 90 TO the posloifice
and have the same returned TO him by
signing receipt for the same. 1t is
frequently the case in a hurry and rush
of business that mistakes are made, and
it was matter of great accommodation
in the pos,oflicc authorities in allowing
merchants to get back such letters.
The Department at Washington,
however, has lately discovered that this
manner Of procedure is wrong, and have
issued an edict stopping any further
practice Of 10 it. Therefore, hrreaiter
when YOU make mistake and drop a
letter in a box, and think OF it after
wards, yoa will have to let it go You
can't get it back under any considers
ton. This ruling applies TO any receP-
ticle used by the postal service for the
reception of letters. Merchants and
others are therefore cautioned to see
that their letters are just as they wait
them before sealing them up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

NAMES DEMOCRATIC GovERNOR.-
Hon. AIonZo Gs,rceIun. the democratic
Governor Of Maine, just elected, Is the
first democratic Governor that State has
had since 1854, when the republican or
opposition reign began 10y the election
OF Governor Morrill,. Governor Garce-
ION is leading physician oil Lewis'own,
and citizen greatly respected Tor his
probi,y and public spirit. He has been
identified in the past with journalism
in Maine. Il thoroughly well informed
man upon public affairs, and will UNI
douhirdly make All excellent Governor.
lie received the vote all The RepuhiIcan
Senators, in preference 10 Smith, green
hacker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11


TALMa eE ON WAsHISeroN.-Kev. DE
Witt Talmage began his series OF ma
,ional s,lm1ns in his Brooklyn taberna-
Gle, Sunday morning last. with 9" ash,
ington, the City of Political Power
He predicted that the national capital
would Id moved TO 81. Louis when PEG
pie shouI b come TO realize that the hap
of wheel should be at the centre III
stead of near the tire. He paid bish
compliment 10 the architecture aud art
of Washington, which, he thought, com
parpd with the best cities and artists OF
Eur. pc The morals Of Washington,
he said, were fifty per cent better when
Congress is away than when 1t Is III
SESSION.
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Utatbs.

Al Winchester. Va, Jan. LIST, 1879,
Mrs. NANCY CHASE, aged 30 years,
mother OF Mr.. Geo. w. Chase, Of this
town.
On Tuesday evering last, near Sbep-
herdstown, on the road leading o Scrsb-
bic, Miss ANNIE TURNER, daughter
of Mr. John Turner, aged about Fl
years. y
On Dec. ~. 1873, in Clarke county,
Va, TOMMY HART, aged IS years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

ia nest Va. LEGIsLATuRE.-The
West Virginia Legislature cunvered on
"Wednesday the 9Th, aud We learn from
the Wheeling Register that at the dem
ocratic caucus held on Tuesday evening
previous, Col. d. d. Johnson was nom
mated by acclamatiou for President Of
the Sr..ale, and Mr.. Cunningham for
Clerk, and III. {. Enller of this town,
Assistant Clerk, both nominated 10y
exclamation. Mr.. Anderson Sergeant at
Arms, Mr. Geo Chiffon Doorkeepcr;
and Mcssrs. Park, Duncan and Burk
heart were nominated for committee
clerks
III the caucus OF the House of Dele
gates, Capt. Geo. II. Mofiett was nomi-
mated for Speaker; Col. Peyton, clerk,
aud Clark Sergeant at Arms, and NeeiS
Tor Doorkecper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

nY> The Executive Committee of the
L. S. Centennial Commission, rs well rs
the Commission itself, will have their
final meeting in Philadelphia next week
to make mp their full reports to Con
gress as required by law. Hon. A. X.
Bo,cler, we understand, will leave on
Monday TO attend the meeting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

Keedysville,- and Messrs. John M.
Menlzcr, editor Of the Boonsboro Odd
I,,;ia;>:: Wm. Wheeler DR.. Laiken,
Ohio J. Smith, VIM Welck. Samuel
Schlosser, and others from that town,
and Col. Henry Kyd Douglas, OF Ha-
gers,own; and L.W. Poffenberger, Esq,
Of Bridgeport.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-11

s1" All parties having petitions rela-
tive 10 freight charges, sc, by the rail
road, will please send them 10 the Sec
rotary OF County Council, llal'iown, or
to Hen {. L. Butler, w. ii. /. Lewis,
Capt. J. S. Melvin, Wheeling, W. Va.