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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26

which is as fOlows
On rOseate shores, IN evenings glow,
With pulsDR music soft and sweet
While winds OF summer gently blow,
The waves Of Time's great ocean beat:
No cloud Obscures the heavenly dune,
Aud only on the shining
The tossing crests of silver foam
Preeage the tempest yet TO be.
Low down upon the oceans verge,
Blent with the waters and the skies,
Far TAR across the sounding surge,
The Golden City's towers arise:
Fair In the sunset light they CLEAN.
The promised land OF Fancy's dream,
The Golden City of the soul!
How softly bright, how purely cold.
Those dOmes and pinnacles OF bliss !
How radiant, through its gates OF gold,
That world OF rapture smiles on this
How glorious, In the dying day,
Der bastion rtdge aud gllnmering moat,
Through rainbow clouds and rosy spray,
It's purple banners 1ash aud hoati
There, safe from every mortal III,
Waits every wasted lOye or man;
The hopes that Tine could ne'or fulfil,
Aud only Death aud Nature can
There peace shall touch the eyes Of grief,
And mercy soothe the sart VI pain;
And every bud, and 1o, : and leaf
That witbered here 81 Ill bloom again
All. sailor 10 til. golden realm.
With homes glad haven just before,
Why muse beside the ide helm.
With listless gances back 10 shoref
Night bowers DER his traokleas way
To blot the stars and dim the land;
What voice Is at his heart. tostay
The signal wafture OF his handf
Not thus, In other days. hissoul
or power and trust could wander back
But saw the mists of Time uDr0l
Aud angels throng his shining track
Heard mystic voices, from afar,
or warders on the sacred coast;
isprang up TO meet the morning star
And mingle with the heavenly host
But he has borne the rage Of storms,
Through many q slow and patient year.
Btill following those celestial forms
That backOn and elude him here;
TIL doubt has dimmed his eager gaze,
And toll subduod his ardent mind.
And sorrow burdened all his days
With quest Of peace he shall not ma.
Her kiss 10 cold upon his lips,
Who gwore to live forever truei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-26

thought this presence and discourse OF men eminent III
other walks of e OF the greatest Importance 10 our
chosen calling and Its future in our beloved lshd Jap
plause.J . -. ,.. .h.,
welcome the stall Jerseymen from courts OF in-
evtable Justice aud the fields OF malaria Iniugated py
G sana who SsSs allowed SEsir icns+ustns
patients a brief respite from their advice
LAWYERS and versatile Journalistic, 10 hall where you
have the rules Of diet that always recommending
by enghtened physcans, and where you hnvo learned
our views Oh the alcohol question. lAppauseI
THE CHANeKILoR's RESPONSE
DIR. Roosa th On proposed the first toast, The Uni
yersty of the City of New York." aud called the
Rev. DIR. Howard Crosby, the Chancellor of the
University, 20 respond. DR.. Crosby spoke COM
pactly as follows:
There only one objection in my mind TO the feasts
which mark revolving years. And that's that they
take away my old defence Of youthful modesty Tho
truth In that I not as young as once
was I find that this University 10 almost
universally held TO be a venerable and when can
remember that attended some Of the earliest meetings
Al which the founding Of 1t discussed feel that
have claims TO be considered o. sn antique When WAS
email boy but suppose there 10 no use 70 say ,haU'
7 remember attending meetings Of the leading pro-
fesxional and business men OF the city, nc which
the advantages to New.York OF such an institu-
ton were set FORTH The plan nnaiy
selected was new to this continent at that tine 1t Ia
one. too which believe will be fully developed IN the
future The Medical Department Of the University in'
deed almost nsnres that this will DO DONE and the Gu
Iiebtsned plans OF its founders carried out
II not be known that ths design Of the University
"A act forth In the prospectus which was published In
1880, proposed especially to make this an institution
for post-gradaaie study. The undergraduate depart
meut was 70 be OF secondary Importance ana ws 70 DO
feeder 10 the higber department. This was the mrs.
iesn Of ths founders That thsrs should be pTspara
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
WEALTH ron WnEGImeITEs.
AWsn KnoVn Ramiiy interested IN a
CSC, 900. 900 Elfate.


Thar came 70 the 1ls Of an ISTEtrloEleEn
reportsr last evening story which rivals, in
some respects, . romance Of the Arabian
Nights, and yet Il apparently nothing but
the unyarnished truth, It was to the effect
that the members Of Wheeling family were
among the heirs to an estate valued At up
wards Of the enormous sum Of $50, OO0, 900.
II seems that some years ago man named
Hedges died in the old country, leaving q
heira appearing 10 claim the estate, It was
allowed TO 90 on increasing in value, until II
Is now roundly estimated ut the sum named
$50, 900. Among the lineSl descend
ants Of Hedges, was = Miss RosannA Hedges,
who married Samuel Humes, and lived with
her husband many years In this city, the
couple dying about two years ago within two
weeks OF each other, leaving seven sons,
SIX Of whom are still living In the Eighth
ward oil this city. The seventh, now dead,
was the father OF Mrs. Heller, wife OF Law
renee Heller, the well known keeper OF sa'
loon opposite the PoStotfiCe. Mrs. Blake, q
widow now living In the same part Of the
city a. the HuMes brothers, IL also an heir
esq, and two sisters OF Mrs Humes, Mrs, Orr
and another lady whose name had escaped
OuE hluFmAut hebAgEyi AsaiuS AZ 4NVASS
Point, In this county,
Two years ago meeting Of the principal
heirs was held at Cincinnati, and another Is
called to meet there in the near future, Since
the last meeting Philadelphia lawyer who
had looked carefully into the case, offered,
such was his confidence in the validity Of the
claims OF the family to the property, tOattend
to all necessary legal business attendant upon
obtaining possession OF the fortune, at his
own expense, for contingent fee, payable
only upon his success in securing the estate
for the helrs at law. The offer was accepted
on behalf Of the family by Philadelphia
branch, and the attorney made trip to
Europe. The result OF his investigations are
to DO reported to the meeting OF the heirs
mentioned above, to be held in Cincinnati,
They are understood to be In every particu'
lar favorable, and there seems TO be no doubt
that the heirs hopes OF one day receiving
the munifCent fortune hitherto unclaimed
rest on solid foundation,
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Our readers will remember the announce.
ment we made some days ago that Fish
Commissioner Henry D. Miller, OF this dis.
trlct, had received number about 600, OF
German carp, for distribution to persons
having fish ponds and desiring to stock them
with this desirable food fish. A reporter
met Mr.. Miller on the street yesterday, and
Inquired concerning the demand for the
carp mot great deal Of interest Is mani.
tested In carp raising In this district" said
he. ''ln the Second and particu.
larry In the Third district OF The State
considerable OF an interest has grown up In
pisciCulture In general, and in carp breeding
In particular. There are only few ponds
that know OF In the First district. Most OF
these have received q number OF carp from
the last supply sent me by the national
hatchery. Those 10 whom have sent fish
this time are s. I. McCullOch, Of Short Creek,
this county; DR.. y. Halle Mccoy, Of this
city who has pond on his farm UP In the
country; Dr.. Bland, Superintendent OF the
State Hospital ior The insane, at Weston;
]. D. Hagan, OF Board Tree ]. Il. jackson
and +. Richards OF Fairnont; Dr.. A. II.
Thayer, OF Grafton; A. Lemly, Of Jakes
Run, and VI. s. Coburn, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of MOnongalla. county"
Mr. Miller thinks the interest III the raising
OF fish for food is growing and that the time
will come when tliis Industry will receive the
measure OF attention which the Importance
OF the possible outcome justices, lie still
has left a number Of carp which he will be
glad TO distribute 10 persons having ponds,
and desiring them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Their Arrivals, Their Departures an
Their WheFeabOnIs,

Their Arrivals, Their Departures and
Their whereabouts,
Will B. List has gone to York, Pa, on a
hunting expedition.
W. I. Mcconnell, OF Gray's Iron Line, was
at tho Mcclure House yesterday
Henry Jones, pleasing gentleman OF
Bridgeport, Conn, was in the city yesterday
Miss Efte Remlek, OF Harrisburg, Is the
guest OF Miss MOllie Young OF the South
Side,
Hon, G. NJ, Bishop and wife, Of Kingwood,
are visiting their daughter at the Wheeling
Female College,
Superintendent OF Gas Work, Dillon Is
very III with typhoid pneumonia at his
residence In East Wheeling,
John Fehrenbatcl, Esq, Of Cincinnati,
Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats, OF this
district, was In the city yesterday on official
business.
Mesrs. Ed. G. sehOn, OF Pt. Pleasant, and
7. @. Smith, Of Parkersburg, members OF the
PenitOntlary Board, registered at the ST.
James last night.
/. H. Patterson, Esq, President OF the St.
Clairsville Narrow Gauge Railroad, and Rev.
DR.. +. s. De Hass ex.United States Consul at
Jerusalem, now Of Belmont county, were In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Haller, agent OF Dr. Charles Sladc, the
famous spirit test medium, slate writer and
Undertaking. medium, Is In town. He has
arranged for oil entertainment by DR.. Slade
at the Academy Of Music Sunday evening
next,
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BELLAIRR.

Colonel Baron and wife were In town on
Wednesday,
NJ. paly Jennings, Of NorriStown, hasbeea
Visiting relatives here.
There will b no preaching at the First
Presbyterian Church on next Sunday.
The A. o. s. Q. will meet at the home Of
Miss Jennie Smith, on Belmont street, Fri
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society, OF the Methodist
Church, will havea social at Mrs. Battelle'S
Gravel Hill, Friday evening,
Some very fine large stones are being
delivered for the soldiers monument, now
that the site has been fixed,
There Is to be a large ball at Zilch's Hall on
the evening Of Thanksgiving day, and another
at City Hall the next evening,
There are about sixty street lamps now
lighted at night, more than half that num-
Der having been put out to economist,
The fence around the square Is to have
four gates. Who will ever shut them II they
are hingedR Why not adopt turnstiles'
John Heifield was carried to room at A.
Yaus, Belmont street. The surgeons did all
they could for him on Thursday afternoon.
D, W. Sheets, who was so badly hurt by o
fail from the scaffolding in the United Pres
byterian Church, Is not expected to recover
The Premium Coffee Pot Is soon to be man
uiactured by ]. l., Fusner himself, In the
new Lockwood building, Guernsey and Cen
trail avenue,
Miss Lizzie Rockenshouser died Of typhoid
fever Thursday. The funeral will 30 t.
Allegheny on Friday. This disease has car
ried off many victims in that leighborhood
this year,
A large force OF men were at work Thurs
day putting down another switch for the b
Il o, road from their third rail track thai
runs from the .Etna glass house to the Tobacco
warehouse,
George, daughter of Geo. II. Muth, who
has been suffering with diphtheria and Il!
attendant disorders, died on Thursday, Thi'
Is the second child this disease has taken
from this family.
The Globe Mill OF Messrs. Stewart & Ward
Is to DO furnished With additional machinery
and boiling apparatus that will make til,
same flour Us the McConnellsville flour tina
has become favorlte here,
There are number OF very good sites of
cred TO the Bellalre Sheet Iron Works, 0u
citizens who have suitable places for the 10
cation Of the works seem disposed to ac
fairly with the proposed company, and i
will have chance to select suitable site.
The Wheeling wholesale groces send al
enormous amount OF goods to Bcllaire. They
have the trade with little competition by de
liyerlng their goods here with their teams
but Just now they sometimes find II Unnecessary
to ship here by rail and send their wagon
down to distribute,
The authorities Of the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad are said to have forbidden an!
more running switches to be made here
They arc certainly dangerous at street cross
ingS; but elsewhere people who walk on tn
track without understanding such thing
must take their own risks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18

Elegant "A Manchester Persian Cashmeres,
in oil the latest shades and colors, ut 2jc;
worth 40c.
o. Rutan and bordeaux brocaded Dress
Goods In every shade, with elegant side trim-
mings to match, for 2Oc-a great bargain.
40 Inch Broyure fine all.wool Cashmere, in
every shade and color, at SOC; worth Zoe.
60pieceS moro Of those attractive brocadod
and barred single.fold Cashmeres at 00c.
Everybody should see them.
100 pieces more OF those cheap Wool
Plaids at 0I[c; best value ever offered.
Remember this Is no humbug for we have
what we advertise: Satisfy yourself by call
ing ut PEOPLEs Day GooDs HOUSE,,
100 and Is west side Main.
Look out for the big 100 and 49, on the
west side OF Main, between II and u, as you
go up or down.
Ps.-Will receive Saturday 400 pieces
Flannels, in every quality and kind to be
sold at % per cent cheaper than any house
In the city. All wanting wooden should
avail themselves OF this. Now, don't forget
to call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
LOCALS PROM THE LEvEEs
Concerning Steamboats, and YaFI0u
other River Matters.

CONCERNING bIehtnpOhts anu NnfIOUh
Other River Matters.
The Diurnal and Return are to.days Par.
kersburg boats.
The ModoC came down yesterday and laid
up at the wharf.
The John A. Wood and Jacob HeathOring.
ton passed up with tows yesterday.
The Scotia passed up for Pittsburgh and
the Courier and G. W. bachelor left as usual.
The Emma Graham, due yesterday morn.
Ing, had notappeared from Pittsburgh atsRM.
Capt. Coulson advertiSes the Wyoming for
ST. LOFTS on Saturday. He can be found at
the ST. James.
The following steamers with light coal tows
passed down yesterday: Jos. A. Stone, Daunt-
less, Dexter, ChaS. Brown and Hawk.
This evening the fast stem.wheeler Sidney,
Capt Lists Cincinnati packet, may be looked
for II will leave for down the river to.mor-
row afternoon as usual, and shippers don't
forget It.
The river fell three inches yesterday, the
marks last evening only indicating 0 feet 0
Inches. Packets are running regularly and
the through boats are doing a biz business at
this point Goods are piled up on the wharf
nearly all the time
The Jennie Campbell, with tile fine model
borge ,Philo, arrived from Pittsburgh yester.
day the genial Captain ITofnbroUk III com
mand. The Campbell will not leave for New
Orleans for day or two, and when she does,
will take the Nick Crawley along with philo,
CAtRo, November 17.--Arrived. Common.
wealth, st. Louis. River 20 feet 0 inches,
and rising. Weather cloudy.
Vtrt ant.na Navat,,bns - tt..n.--,-.. a.
and warm. Thermometer 72e. River risen
4lnches. Up; Grand Tower. No boats down
Arrived: Lee, and City Of vicksburg
CtSctSSAti,. November i7.-lsiver II feet (,
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
threatening but pleasant. Departed Hud.
son, Pittsburgh; Ariadhe, Tennessee river,
MENPHtS, November Ii. River rose :
inches Afrlved Viht shinkle, City Of Prov.
idence, st. Louis Departed A. sCidder, 81.
Louis Ida South, Ste. Geneyieve, 81. Louis;
RR, Springer, New Orleans. WeathCrCloudy.
ST., Lofts, November 17.-Arriyed Means
and bargesi Coal Bluif, Quincy; Gem civ.
ke0k!ik. Departed; Jack Frost Hickman:
Coal Bluif Quincy White Eagle, 81. Paul,
Iatumi Paducah; Coli Dust, VicksburR;
Gem CITY and General Barnard, KeokuR'
River 70 feet Inches by gauge. Weather
very mild. A heavy rain SET ii this Svop.
Ing.
EVANSVILLE November l7.-Atiiyed. O. "
Anderson. Cincinnati; Dick johnson. Pajn.
caht Grey Eagle, Louisville Departed, CIV
Anderson, Nashville; Dora Cahier, Connsl.
tom II. 9. Deyor, Cairo; Evansville, Bovine
Green. Weather cloudy, with llght showers
g. intervals all the afternoon. Wind s0nib
Mercury %. River II 4.iO feet seahL And
LorisytLLE, November iT.-River tnlllns,
y feet 10 Inches In the canal; 4 feet 10 inches
y the chute. Business good WeaihSp
cloudy, pleasart and showery. Down iSs
.. Parker, Cincinnati 10 Memphis; GoIlsn
Crown, Cincinnati 10 New OrleanS I'm,
Storm No. and tow, st. Louis 10 Asbland
The John L. Rhodes & due up tonight from
81 Louis to Pittsburgh. ''N'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
A Father Charged With Terrible
Crime.


Nicholas Harris, IN aged citizen OF Liberty
district, hitherto bearing a most excellent
reputation among his neighbors In that part
f'the county, and held n high esteem rs o
moral, peaCeable, law.abiding man, was yes
terdAy committed to the county Jail in this
city by Squire Curtis, Of Liberty district,
charged by his own daughter with ono Of the
most heinous crimes known In all the cata.
logue. lie was held In default OF bail in the
sum OF $500, and conveyed to the city In
handCufTs and given into the charge OF Tailor
wards Of sixty years Of age, small In stature,
and showing plainly that the tllree.score
odd years OF his life have not been all sum.
mer. Nevertheless his daughter makes oath
that he was guilty OF violating her person,
and there was sufficient reason for accepting
her story as true 10 lead Squire Curtis to com.
nit the man as related.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18

The great Cotton Exposition at Atlanta
Ca, Is now the centre OF attraction for every.
body. Thousands visit the Exposition daily.
Thousands more are contemplating the trip.
For the benefit OF the latter class excursion
tickets 10 Atlanta, Ca, via "pan.Handle
Route" and Cincinnati Southern Railway,
will be sold at Wheeling, on Tuesday, No.
yember 20, and Wednesday, November 80, at
the rate Of $2i Is for the round trip. For
excursion tickets, and full information, ap.
ply to ]. N. Belleville, Ticket Agent, r., ".
B KY, depot, or at the City Ticket Office
under Mcclure House, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
state ana I,orsi Iso.iai pnlni..

Benj. F. Bartlett has been commissioned
poStmastef at Simpsons Cteek, Tay orcouhty,
W. Va.
A new office has been established al Pine
Gap, Kanawha county, W. Va, with Lorenzo
u. Hill az Postmaster.
John W. Powell has been commissioned az
Postmaster at Headsyllle, Mineral county,
W. Va, TO take effect November i2, 1881.
The headquarters Of the Third Division
Railway Mail Service, which has heretofore
t been located , q Richmond, Va has been
Q. w Viekedy assigned TO take charge there.
ot. West Virginia Is included In the Third
Division.
A new letter boz has been placed al the
cotnef, Of Twenty-secohd and Market streets
drug stofel, which will be
great convenience to the surrounding neigh.
borhOod.
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Mother,, Mothern n Mothers m

Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciatlng pain Of cutting teeth :
II so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs,
Winsow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it; there Is no mistake aboutiL There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. II Is perfectly safe TO
use in all cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses IN the United
States. Sold everywhere, 25 cents bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
our HOUSE CROWDED
From Morning TIN AiEht-So LSt-uP In
Bnalnels-sales Immense.
Tho bottom out Of the clothing trade.
oyERooATs

R9NNAAAA
ovERooATs
at uuheard Of prices this week at Kline
Brothers, The rush has been immense, NO
sooner had they informed the public that
they were going 10 close out their immense
stock OF overcoats at prices never before
heard OF than q rush commenced, buyers
anxious to obtain good ovFcoats for men at
s. %,
Fine Atwood 0VeEcoats at IS 90,
Fine Ulsterettes at $40 co.
Fine Reversible Overcoats at Sl2 81.
Fine Boys 0yercoats at 81 10, s. %, - co.
OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Our IS so Suit for Men reduced to 81 so,
Our s. so Suit for Men reduced to - so.
Our SIC 90 Atwood Cashmere reduced to
SO 90.
OUR PuRSsHISG GOODS DEPARTMENT.
At 25c, fine undershirts in white and grey
At 25c, fine Drawers in white and grey.
At Csc, fine six.hemmed HandkerChiels
At 25c, fine Flannel Shirts,
At 75c, fine Nuvy.blue Flannel Shirts.
Great reduction in Red Flannel Under
wear, and our entire stock at prices away
down.
Please remember, We offer one hundred
dollars reward In any case where We fail Il
do US advertised. Also be sure that you are
in the right place. look for our name and
number. KLISE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers,
81 Twelfth street,
One door above the Bank OF the Ohio Valley
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MI. Noah Bates, Elmifa, N. Y, writes:
about four years ago | had on attack OF bill.
iouS fever, and never fully recovered. Ny
digestive organs were weakened and would
be completely Frustrated for days. After Us.
ing two bottles Of your Bufdock Blood Bit.
tets the Improvement was 50 visible that |
was astonished. can now, though Of years
d age, do fair and reasonable days work"
Price u 90, trial size 10 cents.
Sold BY LAughlih Bros. q Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va
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no reraona Abonl in ,lnrrr.

ITO persons about to marry" Douglass
Jerfold's advice was don't" we supplement
by saying, without laying In a stippiy III
Spring Blossom, which cures albumInafia
and other kidney and bladder complaints,
Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents,
For sale BY 1Aughlih Bios. 4 Co., Whole.
.ale Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA
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Matters pertaining TO tho successorship oil
Judge Melvin, whose resignation Of the posi-.
ton OF Circuit Judge OF Ohio county takes
effect at noon tomorrow, are discussed by
members OF the bar and other interested par
ties with q good deal OF interest. The reslg-
nation has not yet been formally accepted,
though II Is understood that formal
acceptance will DO sent Judge Melvin by
Governor Jackson to-day. The pre-
vailing opinion still seems to be that ex-
Governor Jacob will be the appointes,
though Just what basis this belief rests on
Is not publicly known. The friends OF Hon.
J. Dallas Ewing are pressing his claims to
the position. Yesterday paper was Circu.
lated, and very numerouSly signed by both
Republican and Democratic lawyers, pre-.
senting TO the Governor tho claims Of
w. J. W. Cowden, Esq, in connection with
the appointment. The paper represents that
Mr.. Cowden possesses in an eminent degree
the qualifications fitting him for the posi-
tion; that his appointment would serve
to keep the judgeship out Of partisan politics;
that at the last election the circuit chose one
Democrat and one Republican judge, and
that voters have not been restrained BY party
lines heretofore in voting for judges This
with the fact that Mr.. C0wden's politics are
the same as that Of the retiring judge, are
considered by the SignerI as good cause for
MI. Cowden's appointment.
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No headache or back.uclle for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF cARDUI.n
For sale by Logan 4 Co.


1osr CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pahy With capital TO come and build a frat
class FL0URiN1 Mill Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on the line Of the G., W.
q @. h H. For Information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W, Va.