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Secretary Of State Brady issued a GER
tifCate Of incorporation yesterday to the
Cedar Grove Mills, for the purpose Of
manufacturing -FOUR, mill feed, &C.; also
to deal in grain and merchandise gener.
ally; also 10 make barrels, pumps and all
other articles made Of wood The princi.
pal office shall be at Cedar Grove, Kama.
villa COUNTY, and theCertifcate isto expire
February II, 1901.
Fifteen hundred dollars have been sub.
sctibed for the purposes Of incorporation,
OF which $3.50 have been paid, and the
privilege OF increasing the capital to $685..
600 was granted. The shares are $50 each,
and held as follows: j. g. W. Tompkins,
Amelia q. Tompkins, ]. Bamston, p. s.
Bamston, II. 7. Tompkins and g. Bam'
ston, all Of Cedar Grove, 5 shares each; E.
o. Elkins, Enterprise, 2 shares; Mrs. NJ. y.
Smith, Hampton, 2 shares.
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Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About People at Home and
Abroad.
John Birch, Esq, Of Claysville, Pa, was
In the city yesterday.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald, Of Powhattan,
was in the city yesterday.
Thomas T. Shea, arant courier Of Rob.
son 4 Crane, Is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. George Johnson, Of East Liverpool,
Ohio, is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. c. Freyman, manufacturer Of the
Gochle pianos, has rooms at the stamm
House.
Col. Thomas ". Byrne, formerly State
Superintendent Of Public Schools, is at the
Mcclure.
V. Harding, Of Washington, Pa, for.
mer music dealer Of this city, was In town
yesterday.
Ex.Mayor A. J. Sweeney and Robert
Sweeney, his brOthe r,lelt for New Orleans
day before yesterday.
Edia Ramsay, Esq, Of Barnesville, o.,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
to West Alexander, Pa.
Floyd Neeley, late Sheriff OF Doddridge
county, and the Hon. Ephraim Bee OF the
same county, were at the State House yes.
terday.
MIR. @. W. Franzheim, Assistant secre.
tary OF the Pottery Company, returned
last evening from brief business trip to
East Liverpool, 0.
A. W. Onward, J. @. MCEIdonney, and
Basil T. Bowers, OF Martinsville; r. O..
Jackson, OF the Grafton Hotel, and X. K.
Dawes are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Donald Forbes, who went to Chicago
some time ago for the purpose Of carrying
on business there, will return to this city
again TO locate permanently.
The following members Of the B. 4 o.
Railroad Engineer Corps are quartered at
the stamm House: ]. l.. Randolph, i. s.
Randolph, 4. Allen Jones, s. P. KretEer,
Frank Burns, j. NJ. Larned. g. b. Hazle-
hurst and Davies Swan.
Col. Robert ". Monroe, a leading attor.
ney OF the Kingwood Preston county,
bar, and brother OF Col. Alexander Mon.
roe, the member OF the House for HaInp.
shire, Is in the city, having stopped of here
for a day or two on his return from bust.
ness trip to Pittsburgh.
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LEaInLATIYE LAcoaIcs.

Brief Notes and Gossip Of the Two Houses
The thirty.eiEhth day Of the session
closed yesterday.
The present session will probably be
continued until the 10th Of March.
An extra session seems to be unRyold.
able.
Door.keeper Eeslis Of the House will
aspire to fill the same position for the
Senate in 1883. James "himself hath said
it."
The pages Of the House and Senate will
struggle for s. per day. They claim that
one page receives that amount now, and
that determination is wrong, unConatitu'
tionsl and should not prevail"
In our local report OF the debate on the
prohiblLory amendment in the Senate on
Wednesday, we unintentionally misrep-
resented MI. Faulkner. The mistake was
made in quoting his language in relation
to the laws already on the statutes in re-
gard to the prohibition OF the sale OF
liquors. We mRde the gentleman say
that the manufacture could also be pro-
hibited. The law he did quote was Article
6 OF Section 45 OF the Constitution, which
reads as follows: CLAWS may be passed
regulatingor prohibiting the sale otintox-
icSting liquors within the limits Of the
State"
The State Board OF Health bill was Or
dered to its third reading in the Senate
yesterday.
Up to yesterday the total number OF
bills introduced in both houses amounted
to three hundred and twenty.six-twO
hundred and thirty-one House bills and
ninety.hve Senate bills. OF this number
sixteen have been passed up to date and
are now laws OF the State. Ten Of these
bills originated in the House and six in
the Senate.
The reporter guesses that the total ages
OF the Senators amount to one thousand
two hundred and seventy.iour years,
which makes the average fity-three and
one.twelfth years. This may not be as
faithful as some OF Vennor's guesses, but
we don't think 1t is far wrong,
Senator Donehoo leCtured the Senate on
grammatical construction yesterday while
considering the Justices bill, and Senator
Brown joCusely quoted little dog Latin.
The present programme Is to continue
the present session up to March 9Th,
but not to limit the extension literally to
that time. II the Apportionment bill Is
passed by Congress this session, 1t Is like.
ly that an extra session will be unnecsssa-
ry.
Mr.. D. o. Kelly, the efficient and &C.
commodating door.keeper Of the Senate,
Is confined to bis room by illness. We
hope to see Mr.. Kelly at his post soon full
ly restored in health,
The first Saturday session OF the Legis.
lature will be held to-day. The House
meets at 0 and the Senate at 10 AN.
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And where They VIII be Preached In
This CITY.

A"HNh
There will be services in the First Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow, The pastor,
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, will preach at
1890 A. NJ. and at 7P.n. Evening sub.
ject: "Pictures Of Lille"
A Gospel temperance meeting will be
held at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo.
Fart Hall, Rev. VIM, Henry Barnes,
Rector, Sabbath School at 8 A. NJ. Public
services at 1880 A. NJ. and 7 =. NJ. Sermon,
theme: "The Jehovah Of Our Trust"
Prayer meeting and lecture Wednesday at
1880 P. NJ. Seats free.
There will be preaching at the DisCi.
ples' Church tomorrow at II A. NJ, and 7
p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. W. B. Thomson.
Sunday School OF l0A.M NJ.
Thomson NJ. +. Church, Broadway,
Island, Preaching at 1890 A, NJ. and 7
p. NJ. by Rev. y. Il. Manchester, pastor.
Glass meetings at $3.50 a. NJ. and $3.50 and
6P.M. Sunday school at 2P.M.
Zane Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner OF Seventeenth and Jacob
streets, Rev. Geo. E. Hite ppstor. Subject
OF morning sermon: Heavenly Treas.
ures." In the evening temperance dis.
course will be delivered, consisting mainly
OF resume Of portion Of the Senate de-.
bate on the proposed amendment prohib.
iting the manufacture and sale Of intoxi.
eating liquors. Text: "Woe unto them
that call evil good, and good evil that put
darkness for light, and light for darkness;
that put bitter for sweet, and sweet Tor
bitter Woe unto them that are wise Ia
their own eyes, and prudent In their own
sight."-ISaidh ', 20-2l.
Rev. y. X. Kerr will preach In the
Presbyterian Church at Bridgeportat 1880
A. NJ, and 7. Pm.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, adjoining the
PostoiIlCe, Rev. Samuel B. Barnitz, pastor
will preach at 10:3O A. NJ, and 7 p. NJ, and
address the Sunday School at 2 o'clock.
Music In charge OF Prof. SCholeld.
International Sunday School lesson TO.
morrow: 1.-THE Preaching Of Jesus."-
Luke ", 1927. Golden text, verse IS,
FIRST clause.
Rev. o. P. Masden will preach at the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church at 1890 A. N.
and 7 pm. SoCiable on Thursday night.
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RIVER NEWS.

or sieAmhOAis-LeTee Notes.
The wharf presented q busy scene yes
tsrday, all the local packets being on hand
and dischsrging good deal Of freight,
The marks indicate Is feet and falling
slowly
The Carrier passed down early yester'
day morning for st. Louis.
The Diurnal arrived at 8 o'clock yester'
day afternoon, She was detained on &C.
count OF big business, having taken on 800
barrels OF -four at Marietta, which she re.
shipped at Bellaire, She got away last
evening about s o'clock.
The new Bellaire packet La Belle had
up steam yesterday, rolling her Wheel
She will make trial trip to-day.
The O'Neal, Telegram and Phaeton ar.
rived and departed as usual yesterday.
The Courier will be this mornings
Petersburg packet, leaving at 1880
o'clock.
The Welcome will leave for Matamoras
at 10 A. ", to-day.
for Cincinnati.
The Hudson Is due up tonight en- route
to Pittsburgh.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day, and will probably go on to Pitts.
burgh, returning in time to leave at her
regular hour Tuesday for Cincinnati.
Capt. Ben. Goodwin will take passage
on the Buckeye State to-day tor CinCinn'
att to bring the St. Lawrence up.
The Bachelor will be this mornings
Pittsburgh packet leaving at 7 o'clock.
PITTSBURGH, February lS.-River 7 feet
and falling, Weather cloudy and cool,
CINCINNATI, February lS.-Riyer 40
feet and falling. Weather rainy. Their.
mometer Ale. Arrived: Scotia, from Pitts.
burgh, Departed: Scotia and Red Cloud
for Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, February 1S.-River falling
slowly with 22 feet in the canal. Weather
warm and cloudy, with adrizzling rain all
afternoon. Sidney, Cincinnati to Tennes'
see river; Thompson Dean, Cincinnati to
New Orleans; Cons MillAr, Memphis 10
Cincinnati. The Alice was sold to-day by
the Uniied States Marshall to Irwin DugaH,
for $500. The Golden Rule will arrive
tonight and leave tomorrow noon. Col
den City due upi Wyoming, Pittsburgh
to st. Louis.
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FLOPPED OVER.


Singular Disaster 10 the Towboat MIchi.
gan.
One oil the most singular accidents in
the history Of steambostlng on the Ohio
river occurred on Wednesday afternoon
to the towboat Michigan, at BatesviIle,
about thirty.eight miles below this city.
In fact, we doubt whether like accident
ever happened before on Western waters.
The Michigan passed this city Wednes.
day morning early and had in tow three
barges laden with coal. When she was
nearly opposite Baresville o., she struck
some hidden obstruction, which cafeened
her boilers 10 one side which caused the
boat TO turn completely over, bottom up.
wards, sinking In twenty feet ol.water.
About dozen persons were on board at
the time, and singular to state, all escaped
without bodily injury, The Belle Prince
happened to be In the neighbofhood at the
time and took after the barges, and sue.
Ceeded In landing them a short distance
below New Maftinsville. The Michigan
will be total loss. She was built at LIE
claire, Iowa, In 1866, and was owned by
W. H. Riddle, E. K. Elsey, W. s. Boland
and D, L. Riddle, OF Pittsburgh. She was l4l
feet long, 24t beam, foot hold. She had
three boilers 20 feet by 3S inches, and en-.
gines lBi inches by 81 feet stroke. Her
value, ct a fair estimate, Ia about $1,000.
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The Germania Singing Society cels.
brated their twelfth anniversary In their
hall last night. Notwithstanding the In.
element weather there WIS full turnout
OF the members, their families and quite q
large number Of invited guests. The en-.
tertainment consisted In singing by the
society, inusiC, dancing, &c. AT precisely
midnight a splendid tableaux was given,
showing the whole chorus In pyramid
form with a young lady giving them q
browning wreath. A grand lunch was
also set by the society at midnight, To
which all did ample Justice,
The society was organized 10 this city on
the 10Th Of February, 1880, by . young
men, but II now numbers over 100, with a
host Of friends al It's command. We wish
many happy returns Of the day.
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Officer W. II. Williams arrested and
locked up two boys last night whose
names are Gillepie and Beales. They are
charged with robbing the convent box at
the Cathedral OF about s.. The young
rasCals forced an entrance from Four.
tenth street and fihed the box which is
on side porch Of the building. Gillespie
iB said 10 be an old offender, and II is
charged that he has boosted that be stole
Sl2 from the same box some time ago.
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aEnPRIELp K4TENsl0E. !
At Talk with Ihe chief Engineer Lass
Night


Col. ]. L. Randolph, Chief Engineer Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is quar-
tered at the stamm House, and there our
reporter found him last night, In reply
to an intsrrogstory about his movements,
he replied that he would begin survey
Of the three routes published in yester.
terdsy's INTELLIoEScER, this morning. He
has with him a corps Of engineers who
arrived in the city yesterday morning, and
who will assist In the surveys,
The work will begin at the Central Glass
House, and these three routes will be
completely and carefully gone over, their
costs, availability and utility to the COM
pany asCeItained. The shortest possible
route Is the one desired by the company.
Col. Randolph said that every mile an en-.
CINE ran it cost q railroad corporation
cents aud every mile accomplished by q
freight car costs one cent, and latterly all
roads made 1t an object to reach objective
points by the shortest possible cuts. II the
Bogg's Run route to Elm Grove through
the hill was found to be the most
desirable, all things being equal it would
no doubt be adopted, and the same re.
mark would apply to the other projected
routes. In the reports made by the sur.
veyor to the company, comparative cost
Of right OF way, shortness Of route avail.
ibiliIy, advantages OF each, and several
other questions would be .promanent ele,
ments.
In regard to the extension beyond
Washington, Pa, Col. Randolph said that
the route surveyed TO Clokeyville and be-
yond would be followed. Brady's tunnel
ut Washington, would be completed as
soon as possible The Monongshela would
be crossed by bridge at or above Bell
vernon.
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The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian Church will meet in
this city during the latter part Of Febru.
ary. II is expected that about three hun.
dred delegates will be present from Pitts.
burgh, Philadelphia, New York, and other
cities. These delegates will be entertained
by the ladies ol the First, Second and
Third Presbyterian Churches Of this city
during their stay. This society met last
year In Cincinnati. There will be q post.
office In the basement Of the Church dur.
Ing the sessions Of the Society, and Mrs. j.
g. Miller will have charge Of It. Mrs. Dr..
D. A. Cunningham, Of this city, ia one Of
the YiCe.Pfesldents Of the Society.
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The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railway Company (Pan Handle Route)
will sell Excursion tickets from Wheeling,
W. Va, to LouisvilIe and return to dele.
gates desiring to attend the meeting Of
Mexican War Veterans, at Louisville, on
the 22d instant.
For Excursion tickets, time tables, etc.,
call on j. NJ. Belleville, Agent, ?. W. 4
Ky. Depot, footof Eleventh street, Wheel.
ing, W. Va, or John Ballie, Agent, Nc.
Lure House.
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wHEELING PRESS CLUB.
Organization Effected La
Evening,

Temporary Organisation Effected Last
Evening.
For some weeks past the writers for the
Wheeling press have been Informally dis
Cussing the project Of forming an organiza.
ton 10 be known as the "Wheeling Press
Club" and designed to promote the social
and professional relations between It's
members. The contamination oil this pro.
ject was effected last evening. Repre-.
sentatives OF the Register, Sunday Lauder,
Newsletter, Saturday Erening Journal and
lNTELLlGENCRR met IN the private pOriors
Of Martin Thornton's restaurant at II
O'Clock, and formed temporary organiza.
ton by electing Mr.. II. +, Black, TEN.
porary President and Mr.. John E. Day
temporary Secretary.
The object and purpose OF the club
were stated by the President, after which
committee, consisting Of Messrs. D. L.
Hubbard, W, s. Meek and j. Il, Day, was
appointed to report on permanent organi-
cation at the next meeting OF the club. A
general discussion followed as to tho aim
and object oil the club, and when the bust.
ness Of the organization was finished, the
members sat down to feast prepared by
Martin, which was discussed with great
relish, The club passed q resolution Of
thanks to Mr.. Thorton for his courtesy
and kindness in allowing tho club the use
OF his parlors.
The club starts of with the manifested
interest OF Its members in the object for
which IT. was organized, which we hope
will not flag for time to come.
Following are the members OF the club:
D. L. Hubbard, W. p. Wiley, W. s.
Meek, Richard Robertson, s. L. Wood.
bridge, Austin Beach, A. ]. Halsted, II. T.
Black, W. S. Faris, O. s. Howell and John
L, Day,
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Qhe q,ateulQsuGer,


once Eo1. as 0nd " Fourteenth street
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~ suffered for more than a year with
indigestion, and during the last SIX months
l was very bilious, occasionally having
a dumb chill, followed by levers, which
Frustrated me. | took Simmons Liver
Regulator, and for several months have
been as stout and hearty as any man
could desire to be. am thoroughly salts.
fed that II ls oil II is recommended 10 be
for indigestion and bilious complaints, for
mine was certainly q stubborn case,
have heard many OF my friends speak OF
II, and oil agree that Il POSSESSES All the
virtues you claim for II.
"a. H. HiaHrowRR,
Conductor NJ, 4 W. r, r."
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Atiemntad RohhGrX.

Early this morning the night watch
man, on duty beyond the :Creek, discov.
cred q man forcing an entrance into ], A,
Holidays planning mill. Hastily aend.
ing to the police headquarters for
assistance, he watched bis man,
who upon entering the building at once
began an attack upon the safe with ille
and other instruments. Before he had
made any progress he became frightened
at something, and made his escape before
the arrival OF the police. The safe con.
tanned quantity Of money.
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1hn r.rnne.l Nam Is ,nmIrr.

Miss Edith O'Gotman, known to the
world as 1.-THE Escaped Num-" who has
been converted to Professionalism and was
for six years an inmate Of st. Joseph's
Convent, Jersey City, is coming to Wheel.
ing, next Wednesday evening, February
23d, at the Opera House, and will deliver
an eloquent, startling and thrilling lee.
ture, entitled "LiIe In Convent" " which
she says lisa world in itself. She has ts.
Gently been leCturinR 10 crowded houses
in other cities, and Is the ftSl and only Nun
who has ever appeared before the public
A A speaker.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS OHEAp.-The fol-
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered al
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 to $1,000 pei
month until paid for:
One seven.octave piano, $3.50.
One seven.oCtave piano, $175.
One Hallet and Davis piano, 1925.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50. i.
One six.octave piano, $50.
One Seven-oCtave piano, $l75.
Ono Stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $125.
One Bix.oCtave piano, 500.
One slx.oCtave piano, $50.
One six.oCtave organ, $ll5.
One lve.oCtave organ, S75.
One fve.oCtave organ, sos.
One 4a.octave piano, 1856.
One tive.octave mel0deon, $40.
One tive.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One tive.octave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instruments
arc In good repair and tune. Gall and OK.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street,
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Orpha M. Hodge. OF Battle Creek, Mich,
writes. May 10, 1873: "Iupset teakettle
Of boiling hot water on my hand, intliCt.
ing a very severe scald. applied DR.,
Thomas ECleCtric Oil, and take great
pleasure In announcing to you that the
effect was TO allay pain and prevent blister.
ing. was cured In three days. We
prize 1t very highly as a family medicine.
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VALUABLE CENTRE WilEELlS5
PROPER Y AT COMMISSIONERS sALE
10 th0 Municipal Court Of Wheeling
bAAAH WAIT, Guardian, del

CHARLES WAIT, o. al
~ nTlue ~ decree nale In the ab+vo aap
. .ne ~ uHy OF warren, 1881, viii, on
SATURDAY, THE26rN DAY or FEBRUARY, iE
beginning At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, teil al ,vbIt ,saa
" " dg0r Of the Court House II Ohio ronai
q ion " and IS In EoH's add dim IN ibsf1il
WneellhH, renting ~ feet and 0 Inches IN rst1
! I2It!h street aud running hack Tho same ulli
flgni angIs 10 Aald street 10 Tho Jrpi6 al tO N
3G,ees private alley In tho isatl ADD Gelg,
Snt sSS 3D. 'le pAt IelerTtd 10 In the deed d
tne del.ndanlI, and having on il 4 6lhk % n
mouse no. "a Twenty fourth street
,.iINg h ~ sALRi-One.i6ufih Of the purtji
inoaey cash, and the residue ia two tgnaI it,1i
oS = M ~, Srellt Of and IS mBnihs Win ihef
menbi title retained tIll further order al The tot
n ~. UuUs, Special CommI,,ias,i
y. " HEnYkY, AnCtionear, S'''''' rs
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EcIecIFIc OII AmOnEst Tue Haze HAIIIsIs.
Joseph Durrinberger, Broadway, says he
had the misfortune to severely sprain his
ankle, Contining him to his room, and
causing extreme suffering, His brother
Jesse, OF the +, Side B. b, grounds" who
always uses 1t in such cases, induced him
to try 1t, and he says the application Of
the ECleCtric Oil half a dozen times enabled
him to walk around, and before he had
used one.halt of the bottle he was quite
raGnYarnd.
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CLoslNa OuT sALR.-Commencing Mon
day, January Sd, to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Call soon and get a great bargain
al 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street.
IntN ROPuRn.
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PREMATURE Loss OF the HAIR nowadays
may be entirely prevented BY the use Of
Bufnett's CoCoalhe. II has been used In
thousands Of cases where the. hair was
coming out In handfuls, and has never
failed to arrest lie decay II promotes q
healthy and vigorous growth, and 1t is at
the same time unfivalled as q soft and
glossy dressing Tor the half,
Burnetts FlaVoring Extracts are the
best, strongest end most hAalthiul. Sold
everywhere, TrHsGw
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No one would willingly disturb the com.
fort Of a public gathering by constant
coughing but we feel that Il ls the proper
thing 10 call the attention oil those afflicted
with Coughs and Colds 10 Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup which always cures. Price
% cents,
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west virginia Exposition anu state Fair
Association.

A certificate was issued Yesterday to the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association for the purpose Of holding an
industrial exposition agricultural fair aud
horse fair at or near the City OF Wheeling.
The principal office shall be in the City
Of Wheeling and county Of Ohio, and the
certificate Is to expire January 1st, 1900.
One hundred and twenty-five dollars have
been subscribed for the purposes Of inCor.
poration, of which $l2 50have been paid In,
and the privilege Of increasing II to $780,.
900 was granted. The shares are s25 each,
Of which G. K. Tingle, Robert Campbell,
Joseph Spiedel, N. L. OF, and NJ. Reilly
hold one share each.