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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-11-02
Another R.i,ro.a Ter J.nestsw..


A corps Of Northern Pacific engineers,
under the leadership of Carl J. B. Fish
arrived from the Casselton branch yester-
day. They will commence preliminary
survey at once from jamestown, running
in narthwesterly direction to point
some sixty miles from here, and then due
west until they strike the Muse river.
The line will run west OF Fort Totten and
terminate at point generally known as
Slone Lake. Mr.. 8. H. kuff, assistant
engineer, informs The Alert that grading,
will commence on this line early IN the.
spring. and gives it as his opinion that the
road will be put in operation as soon as
possible.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-11-02
EDITORIAL NOTES.

We regret to say that while Mr.. Wall
lace carried Stutsman by 100 majority he
LOST Burleish by large majority. Mr. Pet
tigrew also carried this county by q hand
some majority.
The result of tie presidential election
was just IS every thinking man either re-
publican or democrat, expected it would
be since the Indiana election. Garfield car.
ries every Northern State except New
Jersey.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-11-02

Sheriff Nc Kechnic has just completed
import,nt pairs on the old Government
bridge west Of tire city. This bridge has
given much t.nuble during the past year
and every one will be glad to learn that it
is now substantially safe.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-11-02

DIED.-At the Dakota House in this
city, Oct. 18th, 1880, Miss Helen Gran
pau.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-11-02
BILLY Marble.

This great comedian opened his engage
ment at the Opera House with his new
company recently organized in Chicago.
The Opera House was of curse crowded
as it always is when Marble is announced
The play selected was the great drama of
Our Working Men. or Old Honesty. Mar
BILE the inimitable appearing as Toby !"
Such roars Of laughter WIS never heard
within the walls of our Opera House
Burlington Ha~keJe.
This company will be at jamestown,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4,
and 6, at the new Brewery Hall, open
ing in the great Irish drama, Kathleen
Mavourneen, and farce. General adj
mission, 5Oc.: reserved seats, Csc, now
on sale at Elmer's drug store.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-11-02
BUILDING NOTES.


Dr.. Hall is building new residence on
the North Side.
Mr.. Martin has just commenced the
erection IF an elegant residence in the
grove just this side of Mr.. McKenzie's old
place.
Banker Wallace is erecting fine resi-
dence on his farm near the city.
The new round house is nearly COM
pleted.
Shoemaker Flohr has just completed
his new store, and has taken up his quar-
ters therein.
jamestown can now boast of one of the
finest and largest freight houses on tic N.
P. R'y.
The old passenger and freight depot has
recently been rem,deled aud is now q
passenger house exclusively.
White and Baldwin have just erected
three thousand dollar building. We
ale informed that the npper story will be
used by the Masonic fraternity and the
lower part cut up into convenient Office
rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Emma &. Moore OF Newark, o.,
is visiting Mrs. l. S. Jordan, OF Pleas
ant Valley.
Robert b Buchanan, Esq. a gentle
man OF experience, OF Cambridge, Ohio,
is at present filling the city editors
chair OF the M,eHigencCr, which has been
vacant foe some time. Mr. b. formerly
had charge OF the Jctrsonian.
Ju lge Fleming, OF Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday.
Andrew Gardiner, OF Hackensack, is
in the city, the guest OF friends.
Miss Pink Holiday, oil Chapline
street, is visiting friends in Steuben
vile.
Governor Mathews and George X.
Tingle, ESQ, have returned from East
ern trips. The former called on Gen.
Hancock while in New York. The lat
ter went on to see his son Ell, who is at
Harvard. Both gentlemen are jubilant
over the brilliant political outlook for
the Democratic party in New York and
New jersey.
W. j. II. Down, Esq formerly OF this
CITY, but now of st. Louis. is in town.
Ed Muhleman left for Cincinnati last
night on the p. G. d st. l.. He will re.
turn on the Andes.
Sam. HAYDEN, that jovial individual
who was formerly connected with the
defunct Leader, but is now in the paint
and varnish business in Pittsburgh, was
in town Yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Mcmillan, one OF Ale
gheny's prosperous druggists, who has
been visiting friends here, returned
home Yesterday.
Miss Miller a charming Pittsburgh
lady who is the guest of the family OF
Mr.. Louis Seidler, OF the South Side, was
serenaded by Krsmer's orchestra last
night.
Mr.. Bob Gibson, a well known Wheel
ing lad, has returned from Philadelphia
in order to cast his first vote.
John Black, OF Washington, ID. c., at
one time of this place, is in the city on
visit.
John Davenport returned home last
evening after a visit to Cleveland. Chi
cago and other Western points. He was
in Ravenna at the time Of Charlie Fran
zheim's wedding.
Miss Laura Swarz has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she has been for the
past week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river is doing nObIy. Last night
the gauge indicated depth OF 10 feet
inches ami still rising. The river men
are getting out Of town and the conse-
ouence is, a good many OF them will not
vote as the law has been changed in re-
gard TO s,eamboa,men voting at what
ever port their boat may be on the day
of an election. The business on the
wharf Yesterday made ii look very lively
indeed. Weather clear, cool and brac.
ing.
The Courier is the regular Parkers.
burg packet, leaving at ii 4. NJ, this
morning.
The Diurnal entered on her new trade
last evening, leaving for Marietta at D
o'clock. She will continue to leave eve
~ evening at that hour and returning,
leave Marietta mt A. "
The Welcome has had all her repairs
made and will start into her Old trade
thus mornlnS' leaving LOT ''ar'e'" III
IVY C," w p,.,. :. A.. -.,,.r
p;,, nc y, m a.L n -, tor ,his mo,ming
The John A. Wood about midnight,
Sunday nirht. steamed out and pulled
tho Panther OIL from lie par AZ the IlPdu
OF the Island. where she has laid for
long time. The Wood then collected
her tow and left about3 A. NJ. and the
Panther vent down the river Ia pick up
her boats.
The Scotia, the hrst oil thc ittsbnrgh
fleet up, passed here eal'y TINS NOR nih2
en route for the smoky CITY.
The Belle Prince has gone to Pitts
burgh with tow oil empties y,
About eight tow boats, with lows OF
empties, passed up Yesterday,
The Pittsburgh packets are beginning
to leave Cincinnati. ..
The II. lawrence VIII poSit'Neiy ieaNe
this city for Cincinnati at ) =. ". next
Saturday.
Over 100000 bushels oil coal will
have left Pittsburgh by tins evening 1t
is coming in 46 tow boats. - coal boats
and 52s barges.
p,rrsrrRcu. November I.-Riyer fall.
inc with feel in the channel. Weather
clear and pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
Trustees sale Of Ohio County
Real Estate.

OY VIRTUE or A DEED 90 TRrsT H'ii
ID by Thomas Cufrn Ari lsUnf CUR D.
wife, 10 the undersigned trustee. is'~l o. ~
day of April, is1i. aud u'Iriri 10 ne ffa
the Clerk ~ the County Count 81 ono c,.t"
weSt Virginia, In decd 81 trI'i b"ns 81 3. FL"
pages 81. 2Cs and !,y W.il tell s,ishf,
ton, on the premis-. on -.
SATURDAY, The :JfH bAi ni Nu'tsh.
lssD. commencing NJ II o.oiOk D. -
highest aud bcs; bidder th' iOiipSins i'sr' -
rial estate, that IL IN say. A T."'T 81 Isir
Lana situate on the wssr 81 l.'l" Sbc' q
Creek, about one mile north - L"u'Js 20.
and bounded and dcs ribc'i ~ inilop ~
ming n stake on the west 'li' - 'mi r.
thence n. "a W. % pole 0ssa.ng' us
thence N. ~ W. - poles u stAs' hFh,
~ ". - poles 10 stake 'h"I," =. .
roles, crossing q run b. s,nu' t'nn
g poles Ia the beginning, contA.nins we've
or hftcrn lii ACRE. $500.
Also an adjoining IEr"l - ia'i 80
bounded A. follows. bginnin. a. ah''
n white oak, corner To irt ua'i u'"''
T. 81 65-iO0 poles Ia Roreys lia' N',
said line n. - X b - 10 I"t i"ss
thence n. III v. - 90 70 @'e.
lIsmson's corner theme" y - " - -
in a ,taie i'm the road th,u.r . H.oP~
Ia a stake: tbsnce y - l1Io." y I"
ginning, containing twelve ~ hrh'tnl
nine aud thr,y.hyc "n" Luni"dh' tn
poles. ...,,.
money, and NJ much nor A. m' rNf u'-' =,
elect To pay, In ca,h. anI %" bAiAi''
equal tmytncuts, at sit and iH'i'' t''- =.
interest from the day al .Aie' W
giving his negotiable nOtr. s'ui~i y -
oca1si ' WV T. g. JDNfr 1fl's'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
BEIIAIRE.
Yesterday, a. Passed In the
Glass CITY.

Several severe cases OF diphtheris are
reported in town among the children.
6r. John Allen, editor OF the St.
Louis Erdngelis, stopped here over
Sunday. He preached Sunday evening
in the Presby terrain Church and left on
Monday morning for New York.
Robert Thompson, who swallowed
some lye q few weeks ago and was
treated in this city for some time, died
in Cincinnati on Saturday. His remains
were brought here for interment on
Sunday.
J. S. Manning, OF Washington City, is
Rev. Mr.. CASTOR will preach DR..
Planners memorial sermon at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
J. F. Morrison is moving his family
into his Guernsey street house.
d. J. Smith and daughter have re.
turned from an extended trip in the
West.
The Baron Manufacturing Company
has closed down until after the election.
The interview of Judge Barnhill with
Mr.. Garfield reached here yesterday
morning and caused much talk in the
Democratic circles.
The creek bridge has been raised and
is now passable again. A new floor Is
needed badly.
Leonidas Clark is home from Pitts
burgh for short visit.
John II. Bellermann, with Sharp 4
Dohme, manufacturing chemists, Balti'
more, was in the !ity, yesterday, calling
on our physicians.
{ Fl. Greenwell, OF Hopedale, is in the
city for few days.
Mr.. Oswald, proprietor OF the Belmont
House, is putting some repairs on the
hotel.
VIM. Bard has severe attack OF ty.
phoid fever. lie was reported little
better yesterday.
NJ. W. Butter, of Toledo. is in the city.
Read your ticket carefully to-day be-
fore voting, as there are certainly some
Democratic tickets which have been
tempered witt.
Will Carroll is having a stcreroom
erected on his Thirty-third street pro-
perry, 10 be used for grocery.
Esq. Arnold, OF Ozark, Monroe coun-
~, was in the city, yesterday. The
Squire is one oil Monroe county's mum.
erous solid Hancock men.
Two young men had hearing before
His Honor, the Mayor, yesterday alter
noon, charged with disorder and being
drunk. Both plead guilty and were
fined - and costs.
George b. Steele, OF New York, was
about town yesterday.
River trade at tins point is revlving
rapidly since the river has come up
There is an immense amount OF freight
shipped by river from our glass factories
and nail mill.
Quite number OF our wOrkingmen
have gone IL their homes 10 vote.
A. ii. Cal!well was in the city yester-
day. He is frequent visitor.
Although everything Was very quiet
Yesterday, both parties will mske DIES.
perate effort to have every voter at the
polls to-day.
Chambers " Reasoner, the druggists,
have dissolved partnership. DIR. Rea-
soner will continue to carry the bust
ness on at the old place. MIR. Chambers
intends leaving Tor the West.
The Democratic headquarters will be
at Zilch Hall tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Regular Monthly Meeting.

The Board met in regular session at
lOA. N. Yesterday. President Canadian
in the chair, and the full membership
present, save Armstrong, OF Madison,
and Hutchinson, OF Centre.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Finance Committee Bills amounting
to Sl,6i79S were paid, including eX'
penses of suit against +. VI. 1enier.
son. road surveyor, on the Dennlston
road. -.
Roads and Bridges--A variety OF peti.
tons deferred to the December meet
ing.
The claim Of John Helienbein, for
damaged, also deferred. The claim Of
Pryor Boyd, referred to the Richie Ioat
surveyor Tor report. Claim OF Hanes q
Wilson referred TO Coanty engineer Tor
report.
The following claims were ordered
paid: VIM. Flanagan, $50 %; :. r.
Boyd. 81. so; Armstrong, COen q Co,
sS3 80; l.. T. Busby. Sl6; Powell q Wal.
lace, S75 80.
Court House and Jail-Bills amount.
ing to s5705 were ordered paid.
Poor House and Farm-Bills aggre.
eating S605 90 were ordered paid.
The monthly report OF l. Stanley,
Poor Agent, was received and filed.
On Printing-Bilsa amounting to 1910
were ordered paid.
TIE OLD BANK STORY.
Reductions oi assessment were granted
to the Exchange Bank, Commercial
Bank. Bank Of Wheeling, Bank oi the
Ohio Valley, and W. 5. Goshorn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. Lauchlin was appOinte,! consta-
BILE Ia Gay district, vice j. ). Hull.
The claim of Ed. Larkin, for damages
sustained along the line OF the Elm
Grove road. was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
The reports oi the various road sur.
veyors OF the county were received and
filed.
On motion of John Frew, each judge
and clerk of the late election was al
lowed s. per day.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A NEW PRECINCT
For Madison District, on the Is
land.

There we're a great many complaints,
principally from Island people, against
there being but one polling precinct Tor
Madison district. Persons living at tie
north end of the Island had long dis
lance to travel to the Second ward mar.
ket-longer than any other in the city.
When the division was made the Island
contained but few people, and one pre-
cinct was sufficient; but during the past
few wears the. growth o! the Seventh
ward has been phenomenal, and all adj
ditional polling precinct is necessary.
petition was yesterday presented 10
the Board OF Commissioners, asking the
establishment OF new precinct, and
the PRAYER Was granted. The petition
was couched in the following language:
Honorable Board Of Commissioners Of
Ohio County:
GESrLEMEy-The undersigned voters
of Madison district respectfully ask you
to create another voting place In the
district and ask that the Seventh wari
of the CITY be selected as the place. At
the October election there were 916
votes cast at the Market House and the
labor in receiving and counting such
a number OF votes is too great tax
upon the judges and clerks. 1t is ex-
pected that the city will erect hose
house in the ward during the coming
wear. Crowded they can borrow the
money!, and if they DO it will be tine
proper place for the polls. Please give
the matter the attention it deserves,
and as in duty bound, your petitioners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
THE POLITICIANS PRAYER.
~ A psxC ,ErHLIcAS ETrrsloCRAT.

EYApsx,,ErRLicAN EErUsIO,RAT.
Our Fathcr-whether in heaven orhOll
We hardy know
Look ,Iown-Or UP 20 where We dwell,
.Nuh while our >un, locations swell,
Thy gifts 6cs'ow.
Give 80 the counting Of the votes
Election d'y.
l.tnOne Oi oar men turu their coai>,
Bu, send the opposition boats
suit River way.
Lc, Islander. malice. frsr and i;lui
This autumn fall;
Bnt ii snch trirs, sl.OHbi be abroad,
Expose our enemies, U Lord'
Let OgrS prevail.
ii base repeaters cheat the polls,
The crime bclrsy.
strike terror " their guilty sou s.
BIT write their name on Ncscy's ro.l>
Who vote our way.
Let srcry candidate be pure;
Stainless ~ snow.
sill. NJ corruption nUst secure
A lofty yictim-O, be sure
II is our foe.
Give Us by honest means success
In every light
But IL, led on by bitter stress
We s.sse the realm through erookedness,
Lord. make IL right.
We must. o, Father, msst succeed;
This IL Thg cause.
o. help us in our hour OF need
The barrels OF the rich TO bleed,
That we may vindicate our creed
And make thy laws.
But n the pc sple should decide
Against our case;
Let nausht Of evil NC betide;
Let ne And favor with the other side,
And get Q place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
Buy your Sheet Music for halt price,
at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
The Greatest Remedy Known.

DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor Con
sumption is certainly the greatest medi'
cal remedy ever placed within the reach
OF suffering humanity. Thousands oil
once hopeless sufferers now loudly pro,
claim their praise for this wonderful
Discovery to which they owe their lives.
Not only does it positipiy cure Consump-
ton, bat Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron,
chitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all
affections OF the Throat, Chest and
Lungs yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers as il by magic. We do
not ask you to buy large bottle until
YOU know what you are getting. we
therefore earnestly request you to cali on
Logan, List & Co. and get trial bottle
for ten cents which will convince the
mcst skeptical of its wonderful merits,
and show you what regular one dollar
size bottle will do. For sale by Logan,
List 4 Co.
A NICE upright piano for rent at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02

For Representative in Congress-First
Congre ssional District Of West Virginia.
BENJAMIN WILSON, OF Harrison co.
Preserve this fac-simile and compare
YOUR ticket with it. See that the names
of the Presidential Electors are the
same. Be sure that you have the
proper ticket and take none from peO'
ple YOU do not know. You will ind
Democrats at every polling place and see
that your ticket is furnished by relis.
bic one.
RADICAL DlCKERING.
knowing that they no possible chance
OF carving West Virginia for Garfield,
the Radicals are very anxious to trade
for Hutchinson. They will even offer
five votes for Hancock for one for
Hutchinson. Do not be caught in any
silly snare. Reject as an insult any
offer TO trade. The Democrat who
trades vote, Hampers with his own un-
doing and trifes with his honor. Every
Democratic Congressman and the five
Electors can be triumphantly elected
and without difficulty. See, then. that
your vote goes to swell the msjori;ies.
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS.
Every naturalized citizen should have
his naturalization papers ready and
take them to the polls. Every doubtful
vote will be challenged and your papers
may be necessary to procure your
rights.
DO not be guided simply by the names
OF Hancock and English on your tickets.
See that the electors are right. Compare
them with those in the printed
fac-simile above and see that they are
the same.
Vote AZ early as possible. Do not
procrastinate, as delay may cost you
your vote. Deposit your own ballot and
see that your friends vote.
Guard particularly against the Hutch
ipson fraud. Read your ticket through
and see that it ends as follows: For
Representative in Congress-Flrst Con-
gressional District OF West Virginia
Benjamin Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
Rourh ON The Leader.

The Lsadsr OF week a:o modestly
mentioned il had received numerous
papers containing kindly notices OF its
untimely end; notices like this, for
example:
THE Lecdsr at Wheeling las gone the
way of all flesh. A Pittsburgh paper
says in consequence of tryin, to print
nonpareil paper in long primer
town. We don't think that that was
it. There wasn't enough people there
who wanted paper OF that sort and
that fact is more OF a credit to the town
than the paper ever was."-U'V'bnrJ
HsrnM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
A Correction.

The following letter corrects report
that appeared in this paper yesterday
morning in regard toa row in the coun-
try.
Editor Register.
Your account OF the trouble which &C.
Cured on the Wheeling and Elm Grove
railroad last Saturday night is not alto.
yether correct. There was no shooting
on the car, and save slight difficulty
between two passengers when the car
had reached the Peninsula, there was
no disturbance. The shooting was done
after the participants had left the car.
JOSEPH KLEsH,
Superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
Circuit Court-Jndze Melyip.

Court met at . A. NJ, yesterday, and
transacted the following business:
Andrew Riuehart a naive OF Ger
many, John Rumbach OF Germany, Jas.
Mclaughlin of Ireland, VIM. Hurtu of
Germany, and Floreniz Freichmuth Of
Germany, were all granted their first
naturalization papers.
Second papers were granted to the fol-
lowing, thus making them citizens:
Michael McGregan of England, John
Chuckman Of Germany, Louis FRANKIE
OF Hanover, Michael Lynch of Ireland,
John Farmer of Ireland, VIM. S;einman
OF Germany, Anton Schleicher of Ger
many. Chas. A. Burnley Of Germany,
John A. Niekol of Ireland, and James
Junkins OF Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
TIRE DEPARTMENT FACTS.
Things You Ought to Know.

Chief Eccies has had large cards
printed. containing the number and To-
cation of the boxes, and directions for
sending in an alarm. These cards have
been posted in the engine houses. In
addition, the city has now been dis
tricted, and the companies numbered as
to signals. The card also contains the
following directions TO the companies:
The FRS. district comprises that part
of the city north OF Tenth street.
The Second district comprises that
portion of the city lying between Tenth
Street and the creek, including Man
chester.
the Third district comprises that por-
ton OF the city lying between the creek
and Twenty-fourth street.
The Fourth district will comprise that
portion lying south of Twen.y-fourth
street.
The Fifth district comprises the Sew
enth ward, or Island. .,
The companies have been numbered
"A follows, and that number struck on
the gcnys calls them out: Viglant, No.
9; Atlantic, No. S; United. No: 3; Eighth
Ward hose. No. 4; Seventh Ward hose,
No. and or 22.
When an alarm is sounded the entire
force wi instantly prepare to move;
An alarm from the First or Filth DIS
tricts will be attended by Nos. : and 8,
while No. 8 will move with moderate
speed to the creek and wait for the sec.
ond signal.
An alarm from the Second District
will be attended by Nos. ., 3 and 5.
An alarm from the Third or Fourth
Districts will lie attended by Nos. s and
2. while No. . will move with moderate
speed TO the creek and wait for signal.
No. 4 will attend no alarms sounded
north of Twenty-four;h street unless
signaled. :, .
No. % will attend no fires outside OF
the Seventh Ward unless signaled.
The signals vii. be struck on the en-
CINE gougs and Capitol bell. The COM
panies called Oh will respond at once IN
a rapid movement \ test will be sent
out at A. VI. and Sp. NJ, sharp.
This puts the city in very complete
condition. 1t will be noticed that the
Atlantic attends all alarms.
The following boxes are in the various
districts:
First District-Boxes II TO IL, inclu.
sive.
Second District-Boxes $ and 81 to 81,
Inclusive.
Third District Il to >, inclu-
sive.
Fourth District-Boxes 81 to Is, in
elusive.
Fifth District-Boxes to -, inclu.
siye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
LADIES Underwear at low prices. Our
SOC vests are good. Geo. Il. Roth.
The "Circle."

Quite a number OF ladies and gentle.
men met at the Fourth Street N. f..
Church last night, to form Q "Chautau.
qua Literary and Scientific Circle" as
explained in these columns yesterday
morning. DR.. 7. H. Logan presided,
and Miss Lizzie Clohan was chosen sec.
rotary.
About twenty-five persons signified
their intention of becoming members,
and committee Of FIVE was appointed
to nominate officers, and report at the
next meeting. The committee 10 COM
posed of Misses Emma A. Fowler, An.
ME Glass, Lizzie Clohan, and Messrs.
John ]. Jones and Guy r. c. Allen.
The Circle adjourned to meet on next
Monday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
CauxTsY MERCHANTS.

We can save you mOa.y by
buying our CiOaks and Dol.
name.
We can sell you superior
STYLES To any Eastern make.
Our garments are ackn0wiedg-
ed wherever shown 10 be the
best fitting I'm the Union.
We make none hut first class
goods, well finished and trim.
med.
To sell % good garment and
thereby make friends, buy our
CIOaks and Dolmaus.
I.BI.I VI a. BRO.
Cloak Manufacturers, liOa
Main Street.