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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

| Generally when sO.called religious papers
get out OF their pIous ruts and dabble in poll
tics they seem like convicts broke loose from
the restraints OF prison discipline and run RIO,
in the most reckless mendacity and ficndish
malignity. The New York Independent is a
conspicuous example. When the editor lays
off his pious hablliments and puts on those OF
the politician, not only the seven devils of the
Evangelist, but legion of devils seem to en-.
ter unto him. We must make one honorable
exception, however, in behalfof the New York
Examiner and Chronicle. 1t Is an organ Of
the Baptist denomination. very ably edited
and with decided republican leanings; yet ii
has the honesty to publish Gen. Hancock's re-
cent southern claims letter and to accompany
it with the following manly comments:
Nobody but an unreasoning and unreasona-
BILE partisan can fail 10 welcome any sound
statement of public policy on the part of an
opposing candidate 1t should always
be remembered that the people OF this coun-
try have much deeper interest in Presiden-
tial election than the mere victory and domi-
nance of particular political party. We are
glad therefore, to call the attention of our read
ers to Gen. Hancock's frank and explicit letter
IN regard to the Southern war claims. When he
saws that ITO suppose that rebel claims. can
in any way or IN any degree be countenanced
is an imputation of disloyalty," that ito
propose it would be an insult to the intelli.
gence and honor OF our people," and that if
president he would veto all legislation pro
viding for the consideration or payment of
claims OF any kind for losses or damages by
persons who were in the rebellion, whether
pardoned or not" he says what ought to
crafty every good citizen of whatever party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

Conkling repeated in his Ohio speech on
Tuesday his arraignment of the South on &C
count of Its poverty, maintaining the doctrine
of the Hamitonian federalists and of the Brit
ish aristocracy, that the wealth of the country
should govern the country-that Is, tina,
the rich states of the Union should gov
ern the poor states or, in other words, none
but property owners should vote and hold
office The idea was exactly expressed by an
old Massachusetts federalist 60 years ago when
he said, LET government take care Of the rich
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

And General Hancock further view that,
after fifteen years of peace, all war claims
might be considered as barred by the lapse OF
time, we are inclined to think just and proper.
In so important matter we are heartily glad
to know just where he stands, and that he
stands on solid ground.
As the ponderous editor of the Republican
expends column of criticism this week on
Hancock's letter, we venture to oppose to !.
the above mainly criticism of what the editor
of the Republican evidently is not, candid,
truthful, honest republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
The Age of Miracles

is past, and Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discov-
cry will not raise the dead, will not cure you II
your lungs are half wasted by consumption, or
YOUR system sinking under cancerous disease.
II is. however unsurpassed both as pectoral
and Alternative, and will cure obstinate and Sc,
we're disease of the throat and lungs, coughs and
bronchial affections. By virtue Of its wonderful
Alternative properties il cleanses and enriches the
blood, thus curing pimples, blotches and erup-
tions, and causing even great eating ulcers to
heal Sold by dru ggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

Scion Chase, finding his party in Name de
termined 10 keep up the fusion so as to wiz
four electoral votes for Weaver instead of Civ
ing the whole state to Garfield rctires in dis
gust from the editorship of the Augusta Chron
tele, the greenback organ of the state, and from
the contest, sayinghe shall remain in obscure
ty until this dark night of fusion shall pass
away, and sunlight and common sense agar
have sway, when there will be work for him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. OCTOBER q $780,

and the rich will take care of the poor" How
auspices and inspired by republican hate,
would take care of the poor South WAS suifi-
ciently illustrated by the plunderiug reign of
the carpet'baggers from 1865 to 1870 and a
conspicuous illustration of the same kind of
rule is afforded us every day by a reference to
Ireland, Do the voters of this country want
an Ireland south of Mason and Dlxon's line
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

SAID a special dispatch to the St. Louis
Globe Democrat on the morning of the election
in Maine:
Senator Blaine said last night that Davis
would be elected, and that If he ,ods defeated
Hancock riU be tie merit president"
Blame will wake up some morning in the
first week of November to find himself a true
prophet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

"When man has finished one job" SAID
Gen Farnsworth in speech ut Chicago the
other evening, "he generally looks around fol
another, but it is different with the republican
party, which has done nothing for fifteen years
but blow about the one job which it has fin
ished Most of the leaders of the old party
are dead, but those who are still living have
turned their backs on IT,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

Since the Hancock letter 1t is SAID the re-
publican stumpers in Indiana have abandoned
the rebel CLAIMS" and solid south" rubbish,
and turned their attention to the tariff ques-
ton, laboring among the factory operatives in
favor of "the protection of American indus
tries" How to accomplish anything in that
way IN behalf of a member OF the Golden Free
Trade Club is the troublesome conundrum
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

The New York Eoening Post, sincere, high
toned and honorable in its advocacy of repub
llcanism, is unable to conceal Its disgust OF
Mr.. Conkling's sectional rubbish" as 1t calls
it, and says 1.-THE people are heartily tired of 1t
The result IN Vermont, where the republicans
were unable to hold their own, and IN Name,
where it could not prevent heavy falling of,
are nroofs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

That the republicans are seriously alarmed
about Ohio IS evidenced by the fact that both
Sherman and Schurz, after having stated tina,
they should make no more speeches In this
campaign, have gone back to Ohio to remain
and stump the state until after the October
election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

Charley Stephens is receiving f1attering en-
enlargement throughout all parts of the coun
ty, and his election to the office of circuit clerk
is almost assured.-!Streator Free Press.
Yes, very flattering, especially when he hears
the truth about what his stalwart friends are
doing for him about here. There is not day
but Ottawa democrats have offers from repub-
l'cans to swap Stephens votes to get votes for
Clark
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

the lowest spirit of the carpetbagger and the
demagogue. The entire animus of Mr. CoHk.
ling's reasoning is that the president should
be elected by the machine, and when elected be
controlled by the machine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
DIR. G. w. REYNOLDS.

Gen. John F. Farnsworth WAS nominated for
congress by the democrats OF the I'd Illinois
district embracing the West Division of Chi
cago, on Thursday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

What has become Of Judge" Morrison OF
Chicago? About q month ago he was on his
way to Maine--has he been swallowed up by
one OF its bogss Judge Wallace of Chicago
is fleeing" for him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

The InterOcean says If the election of Han
cock tsrns upon South Carolina, or any other
state the republican party chooses to question
the party will not submit!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

MAsAM DEMoREsr's PATTERNS, new fall style,
have just been received at Osman & Hapemsn's.
Catalogues furnished free on application.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
ALEX. VAUGIIEY,
For Circuit Clerk,
WILLIAM w. TAYLOR.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM II. MILLIGAN.
For States Attorney,
l.. w. BREWER.
For Recorder,
AUGUSTUS MEISENBACH.
For Coroner,
DIR. G. w. REYNOLDS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. w. s. HANCOCK,
OF Pennsylvania.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
VIM. H. ENGLISH,
OF Indiana
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
william J. Allen, James w. Butter,
lanes Ewing, William G. Ewing
William c. Seipp, Lloyd r. Taunton,
william I. Hynes. Ambrose Ii. Miller,
Francis A. Hoffman, Jr, william NJ. bandy,
Thomas r. Coulter, Robert L. McKinlay,
FREDERICK Stahl, John w. Wescott,
James s. Eckels, James NJ Dlll,
patrick c. HALEY, Monroe c. Crawford,
Louis F. Feiltzsch, George 5. tuhr,
Edmund ID. Youngblood
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

the South on this subject and if it has any
sense of dccency or self respect it ought, on
such proof of Its injustice, to retire from the
disgraceful business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
LYMAN TRUMBULL,
of Cook
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
of Clay.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN II. OBERLY,
of Alexander.
LEWIS C. STARKEL,
of st. CLAIR.
TREASURER,
THOMAS BUTTERWORTH,
OF Winnebago.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LAWRENCE HARMON,
of Peoria.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FOR CoNGsEss,
DANIEL EVANS.
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
NJ. W. SCHURTS,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
THE MAINE PYRAMID.

The republican majority in Name since
1856 has stood as follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
FOR CONGsEsS,
DANIEL EVANS.

FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
NJ. W. SCHURTS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
TuE GREENBACKiiI iiI,s.
Meeting of the state Committee
nt pnrkcrsburg Yesterday A
Platform laid Down nnd ~
Thorough Organization re
solved llpOn.
solved IjpOn.


aVrrlni Dispatch q" ihr N.Gisl''
rApKGusuruu. ". W, January Il.
\ Conference o( the leading Grrcn
hackers oi West Virginia was hcld ~
this city to day John A. Thompson. ol
the State Executive Committee, prcsd
ing The attendance wns fully up to tie
expectations 1T the managers. lcp"rla
were received showing the patty To- hr
IN vigorous uud llourishius condition
comprehensive plan l"r extending
the movement into every Erhu"l diHiu'l
ui the State was adopted \ STATE Cen
t,al Committee was appointed consist
iug ui Iluu. /. &. t,ist ; " Iicuol, >.
". o.. ,,u auI ,U. =. ~ pst,,. NU't 80
animated discussion nud warm struggl"
the city ofCharlcstun was selected over
CLARK sburg ~ the place iur holding thc
state Convention, which ~ iu meet uu
the call uf the Executive Committee.
The conference directed that the cHll ipr
u state Convention, tu be- hereafter 's-
sncd, bc accompanied 10y an invitation
lo the voters, without distinction ol
party. To- unite un thu selection ol state
aud Legislative l,ck,ts, lalrly represent
ng the taxpayers, lahorcrs nnd rr"dnc-
crs ol the State upon the basis ol state
reform, opposition b. monopoly, ah'h
ton ui the county count SYSTEM, rrdnc
ton ul taxation, fees and salaries, u non
partisan judiciary. overthrow ol Bour
hunism aud llr adoption ol u Wis" nnd
liberal progressive policy IN th" stat"
government.
Resolutions wore adopted Nyorug thc
Weaver lGll aud other gonrrnlmcnaurrs
IT national policy urged hy the U'rccn
hn,kcrs 4 number ui the drIcgntoa
vii leave tomorrow lot Washington.
u. G.. to attend the conference IN that
city On Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
WEST VIRGINIA MATTEkS.
River Improvement Game stor.
les Wool Growers and Green
hackers Meetings.

TnE Fayetteville Eatrpr's, has been
moved iron Fayetteville "a Coal Valley,
on the Chesapeake nnd Ohio railroa'l
SENATOR HERrToRD has two bills in
the senate hles providing lor uIe in
proycmeni ui rivers Ia West Virginia.
Ono apprepriatca tp,ODO Tor continuing
operations on New River, aud the o,ber
t,OO.OD1 COR the further Improvement oi
navigation on the Great kanawha
APAKTY oi deer hunters lrum Roanoke
county. Va, killei iew days ago,
twenty eight deer In the mountains 81
Pocabputas county.
THE wing ,lams built On the ,ililr
X ana AHA riysr during the pas, snA~Dn
have proven to be q nui saBce. - many
rats Of l1xs anil barg-s ~ lumber havr
been ,lcsinoyel iufirg the recent rist
and one lie besn lost.
W. ars informed that ON. lay LAST
week John W Btown. ~ this county.
killed. seYcn Wild turkeys ont ~ q ilocs
n eight, NJ one sbet. anI II wash . very
god day or ,afteys ei,lSss I'''n'o,s'
Jgsrsdi
JscEsos oorxrp wool growers bad .
meeting Al Jsckson G. " ., on last sa,uf.
day.
CAuFoHxik sslmon are being exisn-
siveiy distributed In The stftams u wcsi
Virginia by Tie fi'h Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
BY THE 0OEAN WIRE.
SUSPICIOUS MILITARY PRtPhRAT 7 IONS
IN RUSSIA,
TaIk Of an Impending War Agaius, Ger
many aud Austria - Empress Of
Russia Seriously lll-Ihe
German Tariff,
IttIBBtA
su.p,c,ou, Military Preparations


IDNpoS, January q, The DdHg T'ir.
grdih vouchcs ior the trustworthiness ol
the communication dated Ralnigsburg,
Deeemlcr Jlst. asserting that the dis
tribulioh ui the Russian army shows n
striking conveyance towards the wcss
cru portion Ul the empire. nnd that
Ruasia'B effective forces are being In.
creased In far greater proportions than
can be- justified hy the object ol lllling
up,,ncanc,rs left by the late Russo
Turkish war. Within the past lew weeks
the strong force already quarlcrcd IN the
Western provinces haa been increased
hy four divisions ui infantry aud one Ol
raynhy. This raises the force along the
western frontier iu nearly unc.hnlI ~
the entire Russian army un n prnr
footing ENcuRiyc measures oi tcut-
gnnltnliun aud Improvement IN alI the
,lcpnilmCnla ut service ARE being pushed
forward The gtrnlrsl activity also pre-
walls IN increasing the means ol c"mlnu-
nlralion aud providing hating places
for the military Railways are being
constructed lor the delivery II supplies
lnr arHcnnlH Building materials, uni
forms. etc, nrr being made ont vnd
scale, witc scarcely any attempt Mt con.
cralmcnl The arming ot The frontier
, trt,csscs " being effected with the nj
pnst prumpliludc,
2EmIS, January Il correspondent
says, II remarkable that the Russian
troolNsrc again permitted 10 speak oi
the imrcNding war against Austria aud
Germany. Thrcuming campaign ~ Che
talk OF the dsy in the military coffee
houses OF Hwn. humicnicc, podoisk,
Sebilomccr and other garrison towns
neat the Austrian frontier.
The Empress seriously H.
IoNpoS, January q The latest oil
cinl bulletin from Cannes. January ith,
announces that oil the pvmploms IN the
case II the Empress ol RUSSIA arc IN
rrcnuingly unlnNorahlr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
LUMBER AND on"
The Magnitude Of the Opera
tIons In the knnnwhn Valley

Some ,lcn ul the value AMI amount nl
~, ( tho l,ruduoto ul the Little Kama
uLn Wiley, ard ~" atm ~ money
placed in circulation hy these, may hc
seen hy the following stnilstlCH Oi ahlp.
tnouts mplr within lew lays past. 90
now ready len transportation at Burn
iup Springs Ol Wl. the Swuuisci Oil
Cnnrnny hns Fh,vpod 10 barrels, Wi
liam Ktuu, .OOO barrels. Nj Wolf,
$50 barrels. hlkmg toinl ol J. 10 bRr
rrla, ut - %, a hnrrol, which y about the
price II is worth, gives ~ Sl.t'l - The
amount ul uil owned 10y the producvrs,
which will doulllrss be- Disposed ui
spcrlly nud shipped, aud the amount
already bought and not ahlprcd, would
make pnnr " .uOO hurrla more, nnd ut
the prl,r stated above would II" r., ,HM
uukiuy the guri tnlli "l hWrclH hli',
at % value ni S,l'l"'.
\. u. Gates \ lIru. viii yet out un this
water 900 cruua tluu. the Monitor Tow
lpnl Company 6.OlO. AMI Mt Richard
pun ".nIO. which mNkrua total " $4,000
Iiry, whirh. nl a, rculs, the prIrc pn,l,
lunia NJ t,,N.
Ol slaves, Col Limhru has Shipped
ll OOO Samuel Crcnihuuar GOHm, nnk-
nv AN nh luutAN. aud at SSm pei thou
sand. the average Ir,c" pnii, amounts
lu $500,
Thr amount ui snWlugs thui passed
down on the hst rlsc, perhaps. will NJ
lc,st reach i',.ON Taking these two
pruducls, Oh aud t,ruhcr thcpc"plr muy
expect a. realize from the shiumcnls oi
A single riac at least &,t.tDO, which looks
like uur toruurrca ,n thus particular
were ul considerable ynluc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
roo MuCU wASUiNGTON
COUNTY.
The President II Unable To See
why q shOuld Rule the state
of pcnnsylynnia.

" AsnINdroS, January g Among the
arguments used by thu lrieuds oi all the
other candtlales lor the Judgcshlr "i
the weatrrn dislrict of PennsylNau,a.
Including Mcssrs Williams, Nincrnt
aud Reed. IL one which seems to have
exercised considerably Influence ~ the
President mint AMI that's. that nearly
The cntirc pytsonncloi the United states
Court in that section of fcnnsylNanm
seems to be- made w irom
Mashlngton county. AMI Il ~
utycd that Il " shout time
some other lrchliiy should receive
recognition. They state that judy Nc,
kennan u irpn washngtnn county,
thu Marshal II the court " hVm W@h.
lngiun county, and ndw " iA pripus'Sl
lo aid Mr. Atchcson a. District Judge
Who, IL Is stated, Is also from Washing
ton county. nrsi,les thla. the mlhor
ulJicCrs ui the District Count are from
either Washington oJ Allegheny conn
ties
u was inlimaiel In official c,rclcs to
day that an effort would H. made to lie
Icrmine the Judgcship ln the Cabinet
tomorrow The irisn,ls ui Achcson are
still sanguinc. but the general character
IT the eorversation II The rtcsi,leot anil
Attorney .Geucral to-day scems ~ point
10 the nomination ol judgc Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
HI.IsBuRu
Hoc,,l. HcuG,ous and Mi.cells,u. uos.
slp.

tf.f,sVrul,u,r ul thv NIKist"T
TITO u,II at the slassVurktn New
Years u,eb Nus well ntt'uh AMI n
l...lput tru,, ~ around Ms trrsult
uy r,,iy,s were shout So ls pro.
I,uly,l O.. have a surprt gt tWorkp
rur,, tm, s.uu u urth,r a,d Che ah.
ir.t lrr which the hail was g,W
Tho stu,Lhublyr IT the N,hurg
AMI I,rlhauy Turnpike ComIA met
uu saturday last irr the pufp"~ rl,yt
inga President, vh,,h Callcd 20 Vtrt.
ty lnrgc uuwl'sr ul persons intoi 4 IN
thr piky. uui ip lively tlwo Wns 10
suit. considerable lvvhus DvIupani
Tested. which. howe, 'r, vns nta iuus
enough tn warrnut cali vu ilelath
rWs lisht Guapls. Nj NJ
Hurhannn Was elected rraIiV and
Mwsrv I e.. palrsvt AMI :, uigr
we're ,lr, tr,l DIRECTORS. Tvpr'sCn. the
,nIyiluM Stockholders, the Nty's
share. three niihs. hcing TcpUst hy
Mcssrs ". n rcndlctun, luhtudy
ani John ElWin. The dirc'a ur
v,n,rrI by clr,iiug " " nhlb-y,
rrtary. John D. Utysr Was apitc,l
gate kccpct iur the Mrllshursl 81
thr roai. r,sl John tait. rrsigu,s
Elder Garter preached to ltndi
ences NJ the Disciples church, fiay
morning and evening, hnt owls 3
severe cold he was not able sthr
time tu hold a prOtracted ne a,
contemplated. lle will pwaclait
next sunday.
The week oilpruyer ls being sve,
by the N. r. and Presbyterian ehe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
FIRE AND DEATH.
4 Mother nnd Her Three Chill
drcn Roasted Alive

S,V fHASrIsCu. January q. About )
O'Clock this mutninga ilrc broke "ui
ia two story lrnmo building on Union,
between Powell aud Macon streets,
cwupicd 10y Daniel lloskina, vile anl
five children lloskina and his eldest
sOn hsl guw to their wufk and Mira
lluskins. after breakfast, went to her
room. un the sccnni ilpot front. anl
lald hQwu with Ed'l,c, aged iuur
Tier daughter Annie. aged ~. AMI q
baby sister Scre siill sleeping IN q
lack chamber Thomas, the second
son. who was In the lower part ul the
house, heard his mothor cry, Help,
fire. aud running up stairs, found the
Nay barred 10y The flames. An alarm
wHs instantly gwen. but before the en-
einrs arriy.l the house Was almost
entirely consumed and the bodies II
Mr lloskins, Annie, Bldic anil the
infant acre found In the RUNS The
origin II the Are Ia unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
NElGIIBORlIOO) NEWS.


Nt 4 Nhu,u. tI,tlhaykvr, was
,I,,.r,d councilman u the cyuud ward.
u,,r llrur,. prwu,nL y '' mnl"rily
Tur Eri Cluul Iuh", To I; VI hn'l
,u installation bat u,Eht ud nlt'r the
,rtrmru,ra. they i'H7tvd Iu a EuWpiu
,ua. .r.Ir.I 90 w IUtcts
Tr. .rlh,r uul sulnIsNuuumrulnl
N..u,tfru b,ll % w,rliuIlu thr t'"uu
,,J Ctruh,r. uu the ugh ut tbr 'th
iuH Tbrnasr,,btl"n vl"ell the ioil"w
lam. r,rmtu,ut ulli,rrs o. I. Sbrttlc.
v.aln. President. " Nu,e
we'll Vice rrrudrni Capt W.
a. Wruvu. Sr,rrtnfyt lieutenant
" a. Little. Cuurspondl Secretary
Ir,.I Euyrly, Treasurer, u lmdkruhn,
Ir,, tlga,ll. pui Iulib Armstrong.
Tust,,a The books arrlpru iur sub
r.,rl,uu nl no hour, Thmrrting al
,.urucI Co. lucci at CITY 10 at a =. ~,
Monday evening ncNt
rbr mud ,s tuyc deep 4 It 80 still
tuwug
TbrC nui T. waiting ~ Nns uscl
.,t,I1y 49, storage l'f III" hhg
p,s,r,pu not being 1ulllca To- accom
wHslyly the large 'hipu'fl over lh'
r'pJ
T,, Steamer Iri,Emw n icrrN boat
Urru, a. ,omy Within 1u ~ ui c"il'
d,u. 1,#tyrtIn, The ,'lirn would
h,yr bryn 10 etl nc,,,lvut a. number
uIIt,r would have been lus
W. e. \ lnss.it lpl sif ut Nor
y,ulpvu. ". Va, urr N,s,a relatives
u rutu lrIhirr
Oh, Euatuu men Who haf been rn
r,...I ,u ih, Goblet Works, syr folded
ibru t,uta rud removed llrms that
prw,r vra presented thrul, slgn lo
tr, ru,.l thui thr, would loan union.
The, "ki,k,i. pui have trWu ~
Ib,u rua,t,un AMI have gonSme.
Tho Street Commissioner making
,rry substantial impruNcm,f uu sew
,ul ui puT sire etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-07
iointly. services bring hcId alternately

lu pHCh thurth.
ptuf wcrden. assisted by three Other
gentlemen. will give grand concert Ia
the court house "Wednesday evening
The meeting II the oyetserrs ul the
poor are getting tn bc interesting. The
proceedings ut the one held last Satur.
day were rich. rare aud racy.
We rvRrct tu chronicle the death pt
Miss Jennie, a daughter oi Major lock
hart. Postmaster at Bethany, which sal
event occurred at the last named plaC"
ON SATURDAY. She waH an ~slimnllc
young lady. aud much beloved IN the
community
Miss lila Iluismau. ul StcuhcuYllle,
anl Mps,s sanders aud Gray, oI Mar
t,u's Fcrry, are Waiting lrionds here.
We note ~ a matter ui intcTcEt that
tue wear 1917 showed q large increase IA
the lisi ui marriages iur this county,
about ~ per cent over the previous
year. not Including quite a number that
preferred tp hc married on IcnnsylNa-
MIA soil
The demand luI houses still continues.
aud consequently rents are adyhurlng
We notice that Nh. Ford ~ erecting q
hnilliug opposite the gllssv"rks, hui
with this exception We soc nu indwp
tions ul disposilluu un the pant oi any
ui our citlzcus To- put NJ houses I" meet
a growing demand.
Our streets are in n hurrlhlc C"ndl.
tion, and the crossings ~ better We
mrckly ak. can ANYTHING hc d"nc1
Aud II vr have gone t"u lur ~ sugg'sl
lng lh,s question We humhly hcg pat.
don ul rIr worthy street Commissioner
aud the Committee uu Streets aud NJ
lryp,
We regret tu say that the conduct ot
Hnmr Young gentlemen gathered ~ the
ycalbulc oi the Disciples Chur,h, last
sunday night. wa extremely unhrrom
iug. aud Il they have not Hnn"
enough to behave themselves properly
lu the house Of Uul, II is tim they
rhuuld rcccivca lrHson, Hnd ih" salnr
will l,e forthcoming Il heel i' not inkru
hereto
nr. z. IInll and Mt Jnmra I"lln
will open ~ ~" drug hu-in"ea M lh"
runm now occupied hy.ll H'lllkru, loW-
cl,r. Mr.. Xillikcn removing 1" lho room
un Chatl,a street recently ,'.d"dhv y
G. Nphulla, who has lucalci "n Main
street