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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

a wailins appeal is spread
broadcast over the country, asking
for aid in behalf Of the widows and
orphans Of the men who persisted
in the Nova Scotia coal pit, anil
also TO help the hundreds OF miners
thrown out Of employment.
Az INSANE ASYLUM BURNED.
Sr. PAUL, Nov. 1G.
Dispatches to the latest editions
Of the morning papers, indicate
that the fire in tie st. Peter ASy-
lunl, was not so serious ils feared
last night. Only one wing Of the
building was destroyed. The
whole structure, which was ten
wears in the course Of erection, was
only finished three years ago, ut a
cost Of over u half million dollars.
The loss by the fire will be from
$I00,00O to $I50,00l, on which
there is no insurance, the State
having neglected this Irecautiun.
The origin Of the fire is unknown,
though il is located in the base.
mcnt Of the north wing, which was
destroyed, The reports Of The loss
Of life ARE indefinite and conflict
ing. Different rumors place the
number of victims from two Or
three to fifty, but no bodies have
been found and no one is sure
identified as missing. The Super.
intendent ordered the release Of all
the patients as soon ;ts tho danger
became imminent, and it is proba-
hle that in the confusion Of the
night some were overlooked and
burned. This probability is in
creased by the fact that some
rooms quickly filled with smoke,
and couldn't be entered BY the res.
cvers.
CHICAGO. Noy16.@
were a=Eundrcll aud fifty.
six patients in the hosPital=uuring
the past yenrZrhc =inrnates were
cared for last night by the citizens
Some provision will be m;ttlcZGUI
them to-day. by the State aut!lorI-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20
The I,resiffeAtiat Vote.

We give below q table showing
the result Of the election for Presi.
dent and Vicc.presidcnt Of the
United States, held on Tuesday,
lie 2nd instant. The total num-
Der Of votes in the Electoral Col.
Iege is three hundred and sixty
nine. 1t requires one hundred and
cight-iiye votes toelcCt Il candidate
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

statistics for the year end.
ing June S0th..1SS0,. show that
oyer seventy countries have been
represented by the immigrants
arriving at Castle Garden during
80 e.--. .=s-t---a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

As to sex, tie records for the
past forty years show that60.G6
per Centarcs males and =39.34#per
centare females. Over =per#per
ccnt!malcs are of@ase=whcn5 they.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20
I,HED.ElEOCRAT
S.4TURDd T.. .N0v. 20
EHOM N.1SifIyG TON.

WASHINGTON, November Is.
Editor Democrat.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-11-20

The officers Of the institution
are making every effort to discover
the whereabouts of the missing
patients and to take care Of thnsr
who are here. The. arrangements
will he perfected before the night
closes by which all will be comfor.
tahly cared for. The telegraph Of
flee here is overwhelmed with mes
sages from all parts Of the Stale
The greatest difficulty is met in re-
ccivins or sending any news.
Some Of the surviving patients will
he distributed hetwccn the Ramsay
mud IIennepin county poor farms
and the branch asylum nj Rockies
Ter to he cared for, and others. in.
GLIDING the worst eases, will he
cared for at Minneapolis. II seems
impossible to get any names 10.
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
FREE TRADE.

A Club Organized in Brooklyn 10 op-
possths Pro'sstiv System.
New YoRY, December PA circular
urging the need Of reforming the farin
and recommending the formation oil an
association for the purpose OF dlsseni-
mating free trade principles, was lately
issued by Henry Ward Beecher, z. +.
Christen, Tnos. f. Shearman, Daniel u.
Thompson, VIM. NJ. Wins and Charles
Frederic Adams. This circular. which
called attention to some OF the grossest
abuses and anomalies OF the tarif, has
already been published. The hrst
meeting in response to tho ca!i
was held in Brooklyn. 1t was at
tended by twenty men, most of whom
are prominent in mercantile circles
An Informal discussion showed that
nearly all present were entirely opposed
in any form to protection" and 1t was
resolved to organize an Association un-
der tine name Of "The Free-Trade Club
OF Brooklyn" The Cub will be wholly
non- partisan, and will advocate free
trade in the broadest sense. Its mem
bers will not favor the abolition OF du'
ties upon articles which are taxed when
of domestic manufacture, rs whisky Tor
example. but will oppose all duties not
imposed for revenue solely. Mr.
Beecher presided at the meeting which
appointed Mr.. Shearman, Mr.. Chrsten
and Mr.. +. Il. Blake a Committse to
prepare Constitution and report at a
future meeting. The Club intend to CIR
culate free trade arguments by Proies-
sor Summer, David A. Wells and others
in the form Of cheap tracts, to direct
public attention to the evils oi the pro-
tective system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
GENERAL GLEANINGS
OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF THE
PAST DAY.
The Morgantown University -Hereford's S
Chances-soreign flashes-firss
Usual List Of Casualties
--Neighboring
Towns.
NEWS 80TH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

Hon. f. u. Cracrait delivered very
interesting address at Mor2antownupon
the opening OF the University, sum-
mary Of which our correspondent has
furnished.
The Enquirer special found in our col
umns contains list OF Senator Here
ford's good deeds towards the district.
The state OF affairs across the ocean
still appears unchanged, but it is
thought that there will be crash in Ire
land before many more days pass.
Henry Ward Beecher and other prom
inent New Workers have formed a Free
Trade Club. Their intention is to OPP
pose protection. and issue free trade
documents in abundance.
Templeton & Co.'S portable saw mill,
situated near Red Bank, Pa, blew up
yesterday with terrific force. Three
employees were instantly killed, only
portions Of their remains being found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
WHEELING w. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER $780,

/ It has not been long since the mother
broke her arm also.
Miss Greppith, Of Washington, Pa, ID
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Dr.. Smith and son are of on q
short trip.
The .E.na will shut down within ten
days to take account OF stock.
Miss Lizzie Alexander, OF Neffs Sid
ing, has been visiting q few days in Bell.
aire.
The Episcopal Sunday School chill.
dren had rich treat last night. The
tree was exceedingly handsome.
George Mench. IN celebrating, got
away with himself Thursday night. The
Mayors charges were s. Gnd cost.
Friend Burt will be up before the
Mayor for disturbing the peace last
Sunday.
Chas. Hsnke with his roast deer and
other good things, will receive his
friends q. Turner Hal. on Christmas
night.
Prof. Clark and wife ief, for st. Clarks.
vile yesterday to spend the holidays at
homes.
Mr.. Courtney arrived from Scotland
yesterday. He has sister in st. Clairs.
vile. That ful!-blo oded shepherd dog,
which he brought with him, is a beauty.
C. Puriy, of Pittsburgh, formerly
OF Bellaire, is making his friends happy
by his spresence III the city.
Miss Julia Lewis. oi Lewis Mills, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. David Crafty.
Tne Catholic Fair isa grand success.
Calm.
The children at the Presbyterian
Church are iiow enjoying the fruit OF the
CHRISTMAS tree, which WAS planted by
Santa Claus, last night.
The new VI. T.. congregation Of Lower
BelIairr furnished tho Sunday School
children tonight with so treat. Don't
yOu wish you were a member.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
CLARISGrON.

Notes From Monroe County Trade,
Legal and Social News.
The Masonic fraternity had an install
laton OF officers and supper Wednesday
night tha. vas almost exclusive.
The sleighing, though rough, is being
made use OF hugely. The boys, not to
he ourdone, are coasting. Our streets
and alleys on The hill par; OF town give
them an excellent opportunity TO prac.
tee the sport.
Considerable pains are being taken for
the benefit OF the sunday Schoo! schol.
ars, by way oi proper exercises and
treat
The programme, or part OF it, for next
week il ruby wedding" at Lewis
Mozrnos. II looks as II something
would be fixed up for each year Of
married lie shortly.
/: is currently reported that the new
Town Hall will probably be chrlsiened
by ball (hawu on New Years nish,.
The bul!iIuy, consisting %. hall above
tie Mayors Ciiice, lock-up and room
for the so called fire engine below, cost
about three thousand d.liars. II vas
bull, without, consulting tie voters, and
vii. increase the taxes nearly one hun
drrd per cent,
For variety there was 4 law
suit the other day before squire
Boughner. some six miles from town,
though the parties all reside in the
corporation. We have tso 'squires,
residents o. the town, but one teaches
school in ". Va. AID the other here.
lie is at home. The complaint was for
selling liquor to person IN tic habit
OF being intoxicated; Sc, i, vas no: ~
stated in the affidavit bat 50 proven.
the result was 4 fae Ot five dollars and
costs. being the loxes: fixed by lsw.
conclude the business Of tie place
will sustain the mention oi twenty or
tbir,y teams day rom the surround.
inc country. IIrrying in produce and
trade. Besides these quite nunh~r
| come 10 the river on tho otSer Eide,
leave their teams and ferry ovc! 20 the
mill AMI store jcst above the town
Cant. Thompson, cf the steamer
Thsnhauser, and family returned home
| from louisville on he i4s; W. RI? o!
| o.. Emma grIhY-n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
ST. CLAIRSVlLLE.
Success of the Annexation-school Exti-
btions-Railroad Matters-Court-Bibl
Society Meeting. &c.

Society Meeting, &C.
ST C,.tssyrIIy December u.
The ouestion OF extending the corpor-
ate limits OF our town came up before
the Board OF County Commissioners on
TUESDAY .as;. The hearing OF the case
occupied all OF Tuesday and Wednes-
day. On "Wednesday evening the Board
decided i'm favor Of making the annexa-
lion. The citizens Of the old corpora.
,;on ar. cral tich at the result, for il
will considerably Tighten their burden
of taxation. The parties who are thus
brought into tie corporation are indig-
nant and talk about appealing To the
courts 20 undo the work Of the Council
and Commissioners, but will probably
think better o! It rs soon az their anger
cools. The annexation will aid about
300 To our pornittion. MavOr Riley
and Hon. i. T.. Chambers conducted
,he case for the town and Hon. l. bar.
ford for the demonstrators.
The exhibitions oi our public schools
came oil "Wednesday AMI Thursdty
evenings. On Wednesday evening the
nttie fo.ks gave a tirs,.ciass entertain
meni 10 crowded house. Thursday
evening tie pupils Of the high school eS
hibite,I to a iull house. With the cx.
csption OF the music and tablesuS, the
entertainment Was exceedingly poor.
MARY Smith, an old maiden lady who
formerly lived here, died in Columbus,
few DAYS a.o. ani the remains were
brought here ;or burial. The decea,cd
w,s : ra'a,iy, of the lat. Y. q. Morgan,
OF Bellaire.
Ins o4nday schools OF this pace will
civ. their Christmas cntcrtainmcnts
this eyerirg.
The annual meeting OF tho Belmont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
BELLAIRE.
Christmas Chimsf. Chit. Chat and Current
Chow-Chow.

Christmas Chimss. Chit-Chst ana current
Chow-Chow.
Was your stocking foil?
Judge Miller, OF Steubenville, was in
our city yesterday.
A Christmas present for all.-Tae Daily
Ft.tir0l
James D. Pats, OF Pittsburgh, will
spend Christmas at Jacobsburg, his
home.
Mrs. Lizzie Merriam and Miss Mary
Elliott, OF South Bellaire. left for Pitts
hurgh Yesterday 10 visit Mrs. Pengraiz,
( rmerlv OF Belaire.
W. Camp and vile left for Fair
mont, W. Va, Yesterday. They Will
spend the holidays there with friends
The township trustees did nothing
Yesterday bu, order certain claims paid.
Conrad Trohl, ESQ, of -. C!airsviI!e,
was in Bela're yesterday.
ID. A. DairIh, the druggist, keeps the
hest assortment OF patent medicines IN
the city.
Justice Powell reserved his decision
in the case OF Baer & sons Va. the {. &
L. Rilro.d.
The walk a. Xilch's Hall commences
this morning az 10 O'clock.
A large quantity Of nails were sent
out the L L :. W. Il K. to-day.
The boys OF the Mechanics Hose Com
pany No. 3 received a number Of new
rubber cca's and boots yesterday. Bring
oa your fr 8. =.
Ginter Smith took trip 70 Wheeling
Yesterday. Something mysterious.
The Turner Hall is supplied with new
scenery.
The editor OF the Be'laire Dsmocr1!
was complimtpted by receiving from a
friend large Christmas turkey. Give
the news and your reward is sure 10
come.
CYRUS Strahl furnished Father Gull
and David Rankin With new gas stoves
They are great conycniences.
Tie postmaster from Jacobsburg took
a sGuint al our markets Yesterday. BY
the leai Of goods he took of that post
Office must pay.
A large force OF hands are employed
at the B. & q round house in repairing
wrecked engines.
Joe Cartsr's lunch for his friends il
spread. A beautiful little pig roasted
the most approved style presiles at the
head Of the beautiful table.
The glass blowers ball last night a
| Turner'S Hall wss success.
K. ". D-nt, ci Jscctshur2h, was IL
BelIaire Yesterday on trading trip.
That new tangled telephone at Burt
ats cigar store does not work. Gress'
her up.
J. ". Yost and family, o! Gravel Hill
have left 10 spend the holidays at hi
fathers, near Sanash.
That Christmas tree al the Grave
Hill chapel last night could no. be sur
passed. =.
Rev. Mr. Hientz, 10 confined TO hi
bed by sickness
A little son Of Vim. Hesketfs sufsfe'
q broken shouider blade, Yesterday. 81
fell IN the yafd 40 be was frii6ng sboui
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
Phe Wneehrs ard Lake Erie Railroad
M,ssI,ioS O. December ~ A meet.


ir- cf the Board OF Directors OF the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad was
held in the Civ Council chamber, in
this city Thursdsy. 1t was a prolonged
session, continuing from nine o'clock in
the evening until TWO O'Clock yesterday
morning. The following OH 'crs were
elected inr the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. W. 4. Mack, Norwalk; Treasurer,
II. \. hsker. Sr., NOrTaik; Secretary,
{. II. Jenkins, SandUsky City. The
Executive Committee OF last year was
reelected. Yesterday the entire Bsard,
accompanied by {. L. Griggs, con,rac.
tor for the entire road, aEd Ihomss ,.
King, chIIt engineer, were taken
in carriages through the city AMI sub.
urhs 10y a Reception Committee aud
were shown feasible routes !oy the rOsi,
should il be decided 10 change the pres
ent projected line so as To include Mas
salon. The Board had another meeting
of four hours Duration yesterday morn
ing and another bii-f one this evening
at,er the return from their drive.
Whether the route shall be changed 10
take i'm this ci,y seems to rest with u
a committee from the Board al Difec
tors. t. whom this question vas spec
iaiiy referred. As 10 what Will ba re-
quiret t0 induce the road 10 come here
Il is rot definitely known, bui the con-
tractor and chief enginear told your
correspondent that it would be e1pect-
ei Of the people OF Msssillon TO grade,
bridge and iie the road aud secure the
right OF way from Dalton to this point,
waich they think wi! cost sbou, 500,
ONl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
EIGN.
The Earl OF Carnarvon on ths Irish Ques-
ton.

The Earl of Carnarvon on tbs Irish eeues-
LONDON, December 81. The Earl OF
Carnarvon publishes an open letter to
John Bright, Chancellor OF the Duchy
of Lancaster, protesting a.a'nst ms
speech at Birmingham on the 10th oi
November, in which he condemned the
land laws Of Ireland, and attributed the
state of affairs in Ireland u the reIec-
ton of the com pensatiou for disturbance
bill by the House of Lords. The Eari
of CirnarYon declares that h 'lding SEN
timen,s SO avowediy republican and
hostile to the Crown ana the House q!
Lords, Mr.. Bright ought not t. be abe,
conscientiousiy, 10 remain member ol
the Cabine; for 4 single day. He draws
a parallel between Mr.. Bright's mild CEN
sure Oi the lawlessness and crime IN Ire
land and his. scathing febnse oi those
guilty OF ownin, land.
steamer Juno Bound for New York
Arms Were Not Intended for 1reland.
LONDON, December 2i.--1t seems that
the Norwegian ship Juno, which was
sriZ ID bv the CuStom authorities at the
mouth oi the shannon, in Ireland, Wed.
nesday last, had started from Queens
town for New York, but Was driven
back into the Shannon by the stress OF
weather The Custom authorities took
charge of the vessel As natural result
of the character OF the cargo, there does
not seem 10 have been any surrcpttious
attemp; 10 land arms, though the pres
rnre o; a considerable number of Irish
Americans IN that district at that mo-
m-nt is pointed to as singular coinci-
denCe.
Wh re- Snal, George Eliot's Remains Be
LAID 20 Rest.
LoxDoS, December 2i.-The friends OF
Mrs. Cross tGeorge Eliot are consider
ing the suggestion that Dean Stanley lie
asked 10 permit the interment oil the re-
mains of the dead authorsss in West
minister Abbey
Flooded England
LONDON, December 2i-There are
partial floods throughout the north OF
England. The lrwell has overiiowed its
banks in the district Of Manchester, COW
ering 10 acres. The easements oi 1000
dwellings are flooded One lTss and
unoccupied building WAS undermined,
and has fallen into the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
AswoRu swAbLowEH.
Who Will Never Again Tickle His Wind
pine With Weapou.

CLEvRLsSD, D., December 2i.-The
Infirmary Department furnished coffin
and prepared q grave in woodlsnd
Cemetery, Thursday, for Harry Parsons,
who met his death the day previous
from the effect: oi sword swallowing
The case is a peculiar one. Parsons re-
sided done az No. IA Fulton street, on
the Welt Side, and for months past had
followed the rather dangerous business
of thrusting q twenty-inch blade down
his throat as means of h's livelihood.
A few dsyssince while engaged IN this
act for the diversion Of small audi
enee, he allowed tho sword 90 descend
in q manner that cut one side of his
throat quite severely, and death resulted
from the accident
Parsons vas fifty years old, and one
year ago Obtained regular relief from the
tnarnary. His Children havs been 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
Wh re Snal. George Eliot's Remains Be
LAID 20 Rest.
HORSE CAVE. Ky.
Two BOYS Lyncaed for Robbery.


CIxc.xSArr, December 2i.-At Horse
Cave. Kentucky, Yesterday morning,
about ) o'clock, Squire J. A. Gardner
prominent citizen OF Hart county, was
called by negro boy named Camp.
bell 10 come 10 the stable,
that one OF his cows WAS sick
On entering the stable Gardner
was knocked down with Il stick of wood
and robbed cf $50. Campbell told
Mrs. Gardner what had happened. and
helped carry Gardner into the house.
Nevprthel, g., suspicious teil on Camp.
bell and his hro,her, and when arrested
and searched Si%2 was found in their
possession. They were taken 10 the
Muniortsville Jail, and at midnight were
taken from the jail by 100 men and
hanged ~ tree. One confessed to the
crime. Gardner is in critical condi-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
s,..,,cp-As.,uI.std Battery.

NswARE, o.. beremher2i a colored
man named Murphy. from Columbus,
was arrested here Tnursdsy Eight Tor
breaking into al office d! tie u. q u.
depot and stealing az ovetcoat
Eiwsri Merrick, a highly respected
young man oi this cits, va. arrested YES
tsrday at the ins,i2ation OF a, an timer,
ant chap named Click for assault ana
b,,tery. The .Iayor, before be would
proceed With the heSrlrg Of The case de-
mapdedthas the prosecutors furnish se-
cuftty fJf the costa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
THE NEWS
n, the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.

O1utbaS.
,.,,. Levi Parsons, OF New York, has
- ven S5O,OC0 to Cnion college,
S,henyctadS.
40, C.. Barnes, Bank Cashier OF
r.a,,,nce.a, Tenn, died, Yesterday, OF
hear; disease -
,l,,,y advices are that the anti.
r-,,liu: Republicans are unanimous
.,',.,gncv VI. Drpsw ios senator, and
Inr! Il $50 has no: disclosed his
'..s,-sa.r ~ between Morton, Platt.
me-. and i!osAins.
-. u; prrkins. George Wustum.
ID-rin &. Whitp'y. convicted IN the
,.,r..I states COurt ui perjury in con-
..,.on with the 'match-mud cases, "
Srs bern sentenced to one years i'm
.nrsSprent in the State penitentiary at
Chester, III.
T.. first trial OF the electric light as a
- a, Illuminating the lioosac tun-
us made recently with success.
T.',nr,IiuAry brush lamps were used |;
=, I,ron, ;ise headlight. The lights
- ,--angad On platform car 80 rs to
,s,,w a hight in advance equal in bril-
G,,ry - 1900 candles.
IT, statement of the business OF all
=. ~ the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
S,,n,ny east OF Pittsburgh and Erie
=. Tnyrmher, 1880, ss compared with
go. am. month in 1879, shows an in
-. y. ,ro,s earnings Of SAP .9l6, and
y, ip,r, e. m expenses OF SS90, ,2S9. The
IN Vs. months Of 1851, rs compared with
....,rr.ueriod In 1879. show an increase
:. ..,-,.s earning Of 81 545 Sgi and an in
- - in exp,nse Of S3,162 ,603. All
- ~, OF Pittsburgh and Erie for the
.'.,..r months of 1850 show a surplus
~, liabilities Of =, ,SSS, AL. being a gain
,ysrtle same period in 1879 OF 81 SOL.
~
Foreign.
-. a., Girarlin announces his in
,.1.,.r ;o retire u private lie at san
Reno. Italy.
U.,3n and I.a,cOck are doing good
vsr,. Th,ir daily practice attracts
-rctiS oi people.
rl.. t,-.r,au Premier iustructs the
-...r.,ep., v,s At the capitals OF Eu-
me p. q, me any proposal for arbltra-
...G.
T-s British garrison in ireland will,
fv TX. week, number 5000 men, in
,.,,i.r. zen batteries and seven cavalary
rrGs eu's,
Tin. .r':r, Stationed at Mil,town, Ire
In ..y.. bon ma ie ,o feel the mean
.r.li,a- wort BpyCotting, as they are
a.. = without TOOL.
Th.apwrst Canadian railway scheme
r..r,u.,, rated under the name OF the
A...,.r and Northwestern, with q cap
,.,l ,..,s Of S5COO,OOO. The terrnini
a.. a- SOME point on tue Atlantic coas,
vr.a.- ;r. Dominion and port on Lake
-rr -.t-. hy way of Ottawa and Mon
.-rs..
Tie Governor General OF Kharkof,
E1,,l. states that during the year 1879,
-rl ;Yl shit,ntS of that Province died
o.,rl,lrrja. aad $500 during the first
,n m.a,Es oi 1870 Typhus fever is
,r.-,,,Ii,in south Russia. There are
gr,a-r, u5E ~ the hospital there.
" p,!assops has eight babies, and
b. {, ynS 1upriz.Ds the aintb. The
,.1..,~ of ~pvu viii tc go6mo,hef, acd
. .,itg'he- lss lepl t'rn1 in t"e
: ,eap Of Psns,na. NJ. DeLesseps is in
.p IIa,t oftakiug seven OF these babies
gtryg7y tay in j pony carriage. The
Pans Gf;iIi, devOtss an article OF nearly
.ng,o.uuUs u these interesting Facts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
DRY oooDa
BsU = on,

Nsv YosI. Densmoss A-Tbs mx.
kst continues quiet, bat pricss are gea.
efally hrm. Cotton goods yell sold up
snd strong. shir:iES pnn,s ieors sought
Tor, bat fsncy prisss quiet Dress Ding.
hams more sought hr, spd Aons lesge
orders hass bern pisc.d vith sEsata
Neu's wear woossns In light dsnsn6,
bot 6rm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-25
A Brish, Youth Proves to be De:au!ter

A Bright Youth Proves to be De:au!ter'
Bosrox, December 2i-J. W. BsIen-
dali, aged "a, who has charge ci the u
nanciai department of the Shoenan lac
tory. owned by his father, John Ba1en-
dali, at Brocktou, Mass, has disappear
Ell, AMI is discovered to be deiaultsr
in $4,000, which will force his father TO
suspend business.