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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
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Es5 sf@iil ~ iftNe been NitEoill COM
menleation VIII the nt<lde world,
hit o. lie evening 81 t''ls Gay at
about ! o.r'oek the sno" pow came
through. followed y, freight tram,
anf .iioafls after ny Z passenger tram,
batii s"ll=iaden, an3 The snow seize
iln'1 winch w have 20 lehg suffer |
Vt fala"a the atflSal ol tic fiatn
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
1rotn the Old taonic.

.lle last Issue u thn Grant County
Herald published 1t Big ~,a1te 'Ity.
Dasola u noN a2e I ioaes, presents
1 half iH er map u '1antrrnts With
a full eogti q is issol#tees and
poflIatioh. u III l)oHu.e. Nld spent
lis early Years ln this flag publish
- 4 i've paper il 4 live locality,
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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
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Tie 1T issue af the Hig Stone Cit,
Herald s given ~ to 4 ilisf ~ of
Croft to, a,ld it-.adyahtasas Wit a
basiEps directors u the toplt. ptc.
IN eNeeltetd mapof the county a1ornn
the first page. lie lapel il a talua-
tle advertisement for this acsiTab bIt
eoiJ.ssy. appleton Fress,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
tsYrHEN.a SOCIAL.
IN E,xcclscGt 1,rogrNsnin" anI IA
Well pleased Audience.

It =" OF the most Ell aItalnlng OF the
5...,ias UI socials was held last Friday
cH,.ang, being postponed from the
gular evening (Thmsdayj on account
of the blizzard which ragged during
that day one Of the new features Of
the entertainment. and one that mate
ria!ly added to the enjoyment OF all
was the excellent music rcnderded by
the ogchestla, under the supervision
OF Prof. Ealeuann. WHO kindly con
sented to come from his home up The
lake FOR this special purpose. This
port OF the programme was thoroughly
appreciated by the large audience, and
was enthusiastically encorad. The
musicians had but . short time t.
p,.9t ire together. and their success in
the few pisces they bad prepared,
clearly illustrates lht we have the
material here for tht formation Of an
! excellent orchestra, ii placed u.del
! the instruction Of such Il musician a
| Prof, Edelin, mn. Alter the rendition
II the first piece Of instrumental
music. MI i. T.. Pierce deli"ered q
very cTcdita5le essay Oh "p1r> tefdnce
/ and Force Of Character, which was
followed bs vocal music fDm trio,
consisting Of Mrs, l1oliook and
| ~ ,S,l
which came Mr.. McElwal, with an
essay OH The "pusuit Of kpMled9e.
Mrs, Diggs then sang "Whre + My
Wandering Boy To- Night, supported
hv Mr. Holmes and lady. TINS was
followed INV Mr.. schwaEtes with tho
delivery OF q selection iron Milton $
Paradise Lest, and 4 shor intermis-
sion, After the niei'nision Mrs.
Na1aaev came III search Of her bey,
afIoll!ing amusement 70 all,nd when
the old Ltiy had secured he KID,
Mr.. i. \. Williams trn.tet the aual-
ence 10 a se1e sci tn ! falEi'at melody,
which was rnthusiasti;ilr applandes'
as il touched uien thealfierent local
2 topics Of interest in happy st,le.
Malston and Meade,N shen sang a d1l-
et.. which n=as follnv,i hy Mary and
her little lamb in ostune. After
) the conclusion Of ,l,literary exercis-
!. es It vas annomcedtat All opperta-
! nifty would he giyerthe Young folks
: 10 ioiu hands and Gle to tie left and
J, 4 goodl, INVADER othe youth aad
G beauty of the tovn,ok advantage Of
the music ard eniod themselves IL
i his exercise until 'lnisht, snen the
It partv separated. d,arit. tie enter,
:, lainr1rAt orc of thacst ",tf given.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08

.uit, Prior says that In 4 few DAYS,
he hopes, tl.acklayers will bo at Worl.
On the Y & T., extending the line west
fteln Bristol 10 aberdeen, distar j
II thirtYssix miles, lie further re.
marked tia. It vas too carly IN the
season u give any definite Information
is to what other work will ~ ,loie in
Dakota this year. Pioneer Iress.
New stock II RaEbers, ,ust arrived al &. l..
Horne, Bros.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
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H., p,n &c. III @O:a'} &cc3 NJi', !
= 81 '.;*". III. ). H. I
! ri&~ .:le Job, 81 a"''.'~' %5''"I"n'
a IA; = va oo sell '2:ie'
NJ ;! .-v?~,l :, <@r:,>. WAC was form !
5y ~ loved at the Ietcher House,
~ ,InnJ lasg Thursday evening. from
bts winter vacation IN Minnesota.
n....,;n-;,,.u J. u,1 n,ssed
41ro,,~, town o., Thursday with his
Family ond n,uspho,d coous On his
way IN a4iIhank where lie has e8tab-
1ial,,l, hie fntitrn home.
> D.. ,va,, known !,
...,,1I,,7,s. .,,o 1,ra4inr ON.
:. ~ { y p r has ac.
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49,. .ul h,.' ,.t.,,.aa tor hic new
,a,, tAn,l,,t,,.pra,s
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N.,.l,l',r ,,,. h,r,, .,una. his
:, .,oa,;tn., v.,.+ cakes
80 49,, ,t,a-t- nc th.,,
.,,s 49,.
Shallcs i>lelr'' l'e l'opol.'' '07
tore ratu,ned last Mondav from his
s,;l. :, I,y. A1so E,anl,
uarner who has been spending the
winter With friends IN eastern Mum.
Tha loy, walked In from Appleton
n-,on..,,,l t,,+ I D;1l man
~, ,,i,.,aa,o1is & Manitoba
- ,.,.xa,a ',1 =, nr,et j.,
- pi.,.,.a r.,.. pn4 ,nnnony
~, ,,,a5a ,,,.,nea,asnts for tic
Ill, s. ND tri, ,,el..ta - and
f..,,, x,,i. ,1,aa ana Rroyr.s Valley.
na yara IL ert,r last week in stat
no t,.r ne communication viii
!, atertonn had been cut Of for over
Two months. Emil Movlus mace 1aaI
tri,~. iii January ard oneor Two durHs
February. until Tie blizza.ds had n1adt
It impossible 10 navel over tie iout'
even en foot.
n, p,ns tones and family OF Cot
a,a,o MINI. arrived at til
Z ~ ~ ,r,eaa,y evening. Nj
Jones is the fathar OF one e the pr
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08

The Michigan legislature proposes
to make hnggins l girl against her will
4 penal oHense. aEa the idea is I. good
one. Any man who will do anything
ike that. when there are SO many
other girls just dying 10 be hugged,
ought to oe sent 10 the penitnntaly fol
life.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08

Jus! received, Ut g. J.. llolmrs 4 Rros.. .
full line Of Gu,n.ned Raa5tr Boots, which
will be sold ch-ep.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08

= l,Scr Evan "H" nave
'sstul e namb' = m- 4aa Ii"ue-
tice, U'.
GOD FOR SALE twenty cords q
,eu foi sale at
t1,.r,- CAwAHD & sTEyESSoS's.
III wac. h paid for lines. pes and ~
Or ljs +. ". THORNDBAh i 90,
olph Telling still keeps n fine stock ol
on hand at hs merchant tailoring es-
mbpr ltnent, consulting Of clothing, hats,
intoras underwear, rnb bher coats etc Gocd
I,.,,,, aranteed Call and see.
olestgser & Evans, OF BIG Stone City, have
ld laTsd the agency for insurance compares
~. ~ - rly represe ted 81 T. 9. W.T. ANS. All
80 y first ella. companies
~ and A. L. Abbott, is the duly authorized
:. Ill, for Dleser 4 Evans for Grant County.
70 r',I SALE team Of good vork-
with harness ard wagon.
lGO acres q land, Apply u
>a loon ions W. DJ VAIL.
j, j. ~, ~ ,ts and Shoes At c, L. Holmes 4 Bros
not 10 around With net ieet, wien E
~. dimes Il PRO keep an etPectuSl remedy
,,-Y,la e shape OF q fine assortment OF Kubhers.
Illi VII
# cog NOTICE.,
49, i arties indebted to Helms 4 Co, ar'
80 .lested to cali and settle theif ac
i, :. t.h.,nts either with cash or note,
- sA' 4. f Gibson
4 to
c}MlN- Horses for Sale
rect l}lake & MrrIy Nil have car loa'
!. 1orses fol cale here is soon as III
iRS arrive.
gcons
lsTeT seed SsfsaAt.
'rHa .0,nOO Bushels O. Hard Scotch AID ~
caller seed wheat, free irem ros HE. FOR sal
,nr the Oftonyille elevate.
-, VAN lNTEGEN & NORRiSi.
,cticp ,,o~ sale.
- Plymouth Rock Lsgs; Also lev Fl.mous
rk Chickens.
D. w. Disss,
e. Big Stone City.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08

rle.er < Fyars, c. Big strne t!ty, ne
lrani,.r rronev q. decided .anH Of ~ prove
np With, It 1. pr cent. iliterts', without
commissions, they never fall to have money
ready Sher wanted.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
seed VIZ eht.

!0,nOO Bushels O. lard scotch aid " mt
ler seed wheat free frem cosk HE. For sal
! the Ofton vile elevate
VAN lNiNEGFN & NORtliSH.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
s'o~ Sale.

Plymouth Rock Lsgsi Also lev E. mousi
Ek Chickens.
y. w. Diggs,
Big Stone City.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
val and Departure Of Halls.

i. Holmes 4 Bro have the largest ssoc k
greatest variety Of Eoots q Shoes III tsMn II.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
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I Horses for hale.
l,lake & Me.Iy VII have . car loa'
1orses fol "ale here as soon as III;
inS arrive.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
NOTICE.

arties indebted to Helms K Co., are
rested to cali and settle tneif ac-
nts either with cash or note,
4. f. Gibson,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-04-08
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

shOboys,n Falls, wis shsboysan Go. News
C%heeriulDess discounts gloom every
time. We never saw a happy smiling man
or woman bat what We mentally praised
them as public beneiactora. Yet, even
they cannot be quite 30 joyous when suf'
ieting from pain -neutslRia for instance,
In relation to this malady, Mr. NJ. Guyett,
Prop. Guyett House, thus answered our
representative: l have used st. Jacobs
OH for neuralgia, and can confidently REQ.
ommenl 1t to any ono similarly affected.
Mr.. E. p. Bryant, Druggist, said: ] sell
more Of 81. Jacobs Oil than Of all other
kinds Of llniments together; and II gives
the best satisfaction Of any Imminent | ever
sold. In this he is Joined by Mr.. Fred.
Thieman, whose experience has been
similar. Aud thus from every point We
hear Of the unqualified Inducements by
the public and the Trade Of the marvellous
efficacy Of st. Jacobs Oil, and the press
everywhere praises It's great worth,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

CoUSCIL CoMNITrgEs.--The Council
Committees on Health, Streets, Alleys and
Grades, and Water Works met OF tho City
Hall laSt evening to prepare their reports
to be made to Council next Tuesday even.
ing. The Committees on Health and
Water Works had nothing before them
but the regular monthly bills and routine
business, which they disposed Of In the
usual manner. In the Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades quite q discus.
Bion arose over the persistent assertion OF
Mr.. Thomas Wright, that the balance
found 10 BIZ due him on contract for flag.
ging for the Jacob street improvement
was not correct. The committee allowed
him for $3.50 lineal feet Of l1gSinR md
other work, 50 Sl7 Oh, upon which So 7Si
had been paid, leaving a balance Of s99.
Mr.. Wright thought more was due him
and tried to convince the committee that
be was right. The committee conceded
that no was Wright, but not right, and
Mr.. Wright concluded his appeal BY gay.
ing "all right"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07
COuXCIL S%OHISATIoSS
MAdo by Democrats Last NIEht-OlheF
Political HOIeh PoIeh,

An44 " AGll4GNlNU kANN NAkAN4A49A
Political hOJeh PoIeh.
Last night the Democrats OF the First
ward met in the Vigilsnt engine house
for the purpose OF mixing nominations
for Council. There was o very large
number Of persons present and q large
vote cast. Uncle Mike Edwards presided
over the meeting and announced the re-
suits,
For Fins Branch of Council there were
two candidates, j, W. White and W, A
Wilson. For the Second Branch, A. j,
Sweeney, Alfred Caldwell, Ralph ATkle, j.
S, Robinson, S, Crawford, Nike 0'Neal and
A. o. HarEall were voted for, Mr, w. A.,
Wilson received the nomination for the
First Branch, while A. j, Sweeney and
Ralph Ankle were nominated for thu
Second Branch. There was a tic between
John s. Robinson and ali, Caldwell Tor
the third place, which We suppose will be
decided by the Executive Cummtttee.
FIFTH WARD.
Iu the Fifth ward there was also q large
crowd present and a large vote cast. For
the First Branch, VIM. Myles received 81
votes and Captain A, Wilson 10 yotesi
and for the Second Branch, ]. q, Baker,
J. G. Hoffman, it,, and Charles l.. Davis
we're nominated,
Mr., Vim. l., Hearne and WIN, Myles
were placed upon the Executive Commit
tee from this ward.
Captain Plankoy was chairman OF this
meeting, aud Louis Delbrugge secretary.
The Third ward Democrats will meet Vt
the Court House this evening for the pur'
pose Of nominating Councilmen.
For the First Branch, j. IL. Hall, the
incumbent, Ia spoken Of prominently for
denomination, while Robert Simpson il
very certain to be nominated for the Sec
ond Branch. We have heard OF NO other
names mentioned in connection with
either OF the branches In this ward.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Captain YauCey and Major Sweeney
canvasssd the Fifth ward yesterday.
1t ia q pleasure to interview an average
Democrat on the sergsantCy business just
now, His ideas are 80 concentrated and
clear on the subject.
Tom shanlCy has withdrawn from the
sergeaniCy contest, and is engeged In
CosChlng Bingell.
UnCle John Boring Ia again in trouble,
as the prospect Of bis occupying his seat
In the First Branch for the next four years
is becoming every day more problematical.
All. Caldwell and ] shn Robinson have
tied each other as candidates for the
Second Branch In the First ward. We
hope 1t IL not o Gordian knot.
Pat Kennedy thinks his littlo time Of
service in tho First Branch was only
meant to tantalizs him.
Captain YanCsy has concluded not ito
20 before the Democratic primaries to.
morrow" but TO run independently.
Well, Captain, you may not have all that
field to yourself, Notwithstanding Larkin's
ironClad OF last Saturday.
Mayor Sweeney wants TO try the Second
Branch a while,
Biugell stock Is not booming SO much Rs
1t was, as Johnny WHITE ia reported to be
making a good showing in his stronghold.
An Eighth ward saloon keeper to Dem.
oCratiC candidate for City Sergeant; "This
Is not the winter OF our disContent." at
will be Of u disappointment" retorted
the candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

ArrEMPr TO BREAK JAtt.-A day or two
ago Mrs. Daily, vile Of TALLER Daily, hestd
q peculiar noise III a cell Of the jail, and a
BeatCh being made a carpenters Chiael, a
knife and a lead key were found. The
knife had been changed 10 a saw, Aqusn.
tity Of lead pipe was also discovered at the
same time. In the bottom OF one OF the
cells Ia an iron plating fastened down with
bolts and through this the prisoners we're
attempting 10 escape by saving of the
bolts and lifting II up, Sheriff Brown says
he thinks even II the bolts had been sawed
of the attempt would have been unauCcess-
ful. For several days before the discovery
the prisoners had been assembling around
the entrance to the jail and making a
great deal Of noise in order to divert atten.
ton from the nOise made by the men At
work with the tools. The lead key is a
very clever affair and wAs made to DIT the
inside door Of the Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07
the THAW.


Yesterday was a warm, sultry day and
rain fell at brief intervals, melting the
SNOW very freely. On the river, which
the day before presented a most animated
appearance, no pe,son ventured during
the day with the exception OF some daring
small boys. In the afternoon the surface
Of the ice became cOyered with several
inches Of water, and even the small boy
abandoned 1t as dangerous, although no
breaks OF cracks were apparent. It Is the
opinion Of old river men that the break.
ing will be attended with considerable
loss when 1t comes, and its coming is i'm.
minent II the warm weather continues
many hours longer. The boats In which
Wheeling people are interested are sta
toned at the following points along the
river: The Andes at Kate's Rock Mallie
Ragon at tho foot Of Eighth street; dur.
nal, opposite SardiS, Ohio; Science, Ia the
MnskiDgum river, at Marietta; Courier,
PatkersbutR; Telegram, Euntlshj Phpton,
Sistersyillei St lawrence and Sidney,
Cincinnati; Pres Ellison and o. w. Horn.
brook, BelIaife; q. ". Bachelor and Alb.
ner O'Neal, sieubenville; Belle Prince,
Pittsburgh; new Bellaire packet, foot OF
Eleventh street. The JOS. Nixon, oil Pitts.
burgh, Ia ut BGllaire, while other towboats
the names Of which We could not learn
are sCattered along the river from Pitts.
burgh 10 Cincinnati. All the boat owners
Claim that they are very fortunately
situated for a break up, and they are Ger.
tainly fortunate II they are.
The latest advices from Pittsburgh state
there is a lively apprehension among the
river men regarding a breakup. A Pitts.
burgh paper ii last evening says; "Ad.
vices from different points seem 10 indi.
cate that a cooler wave is coming from the
Vest. The Allegheny river fortunately
runs Boms hundred miles nearer the North
Pole, and will not respond TO the warmer
current Of LIS fellow the Monongahela.
But come what may, our river men are
ready for The food. II is safe 10 say that
in the matter Of cables alone, the river
men within the past Iorty.elght houts have
invested $1,000"
A special dispatch 10 the 1NrELLtaEScRR
last evening, from Fairmont, says the
weather there was cloudy and cool oil
day, aud that the river was twelve feet and
rising.
The marks al the wharf last evening In.
dictate 0 feet 10 inches and stationary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

CRIMINAL MArrRRs Police Sdiiaic.-
Lieutenant George MCCully has furnished
Us with the following in relation to the
number Of arrests made during 1880, and
the total amount Of fines collected. The
total number Of arrests made during the
year was / ,29s, which IL an average Of
about 1903 per month. The most peaceful
month seems to have been April, Ia which
90 arrests ware made, and The wirkedest
lunar cycle, December, when lB7 Csses
we're doCketed The number OF arrests
made each month we're ma follows. Janu.
AIRY, 1903; February, 50; March, 1926; April,
.O2; May, 1902; June, l02; July, 90; August,
1881 September, 1902; 0Ctobst, Isl NOvem.
Der, rs; December, lO7, making a total Of
1888 arrests for the year. The amount Of
fines collected each month Ia as follows:
January, 1901; February, $50 A.; March,
1917 25; April, Sl47j May, Sl32; juno,
500 10; July, 1852; August, $3.50; Septem.
her, $2l7; October, Sl0S so; November,
1854, December, Sil3 ". Total fines col.
leCted for the year, g. $50 9j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

INDIVIDUAL ITRMS.--Capts. George NJ.
WhitesCarVer and Thomas F. Bailey, Of
Grafton, were in the city yesterday.
Nj. Frank r, Wrsy, with Harris 4 Ewing,
wholesale druggists, Pittsburgh, one ofthe
most aifable gentlemen on the road, Is Vt
The Mcclure.
D. NJ. Oampsey, Esq oil Claysville, Pa,
was In the city yesterday.
W. NJ. Clements, Master OF TrAnsporta.
ton, d 10. Il. X, camp up 10 tho city In
his special car Yesterday, and spent an
hour or two looking around town.
Miss Eaie Darling, Of CoshoCton, Is Wis.
ing Miss Nan MCCaskey at No. 50 Twelfth
street.
Col. E. NJ. Norton and wife, aud Capt.
John MCLnto will leave the city next
week to spend the winter In Florida.
John r. Campbell, second clerk Of the
steamboat Golden Grown, 10 In the city on
"a vipit. Mr.. Campbell has been absent for
several years.
Col. II. j. Johnson, postmaster at Cnm.
berland, Md, and proprietor Of tho Daily
Nci. OF that city, Is visiting Mr.. David
McIIvainp, oithis city. Col. johnson was
Eye local" Of the lSTELLtGESCER In 1866,
and Is pleasantly remembered by all
whom he came IN contact with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

PIAxos AND oReANs CHEAP.-The fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered Of
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments OF s. % to 5000 per
month until paid for:
One sevep.octave piano, $3.50.
One aeven.octave piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, SIPS.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One slx.octave piano, $50
One ss~ven-octsVe piano, $40.
One StodRFt piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, SIPS.
One sjx'octave piano, 500,
One siE.oCtaye piano, $50.
One slx.octave organ, Sll5.
0ne dve-octave organ, SIS.
One tve-oCtave organ, SIS.
One 4~!-octAve piano, $50.
One ~fve.octRve melodeon, $50.
One fve.octSve melodeon, $50.
One ive'OOtsve organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instruments
are in good repair and tune. Call and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07
cERIIFlCATEs OF INCORPORATION
Issued by the Secretary of State Yes
IeFdHy.


Issued by the Secretary Of state Yes
IerdHJ.
Secretary OF State Brady issued certif'
cate Of incorporation to the Weston and
Webster Railroad company for the Pur-
pose Of mining coal, ores and other ma
%terials; for the transportation OF pas
seugers aud such ores and other materials,
and timber Of all sorts, whether manu-
featured or not, and for the transportation
OF all goods and other materials usually
transported by railroads; also TO establish
express agencies over the said road, and
for manufacturing in the largest sense
and for mining for all ores, aud for the
sale Of any and all other things necessary
to the accomplishment Of the purposes oil
u railroad, also to buy and " land not
exceeding l 900 acres, Seven hundred dol
lars have been subscribed for the purpose
OF incorporation, all Of which have been
paid in, and the privilege Of increasing to
ive million dollars in al, was granted. The
shares are one hundred dollars each and
are held by Mark Dongau, W. G, Goodrich,
II. P. DAILY, William Schneider 7, ], Owen
j, II. Muhlke and o. Il, Goodrich, all Of
Chicago, Ills.
The route OF the road ahall be from
Weston, in the county OF Lewis, up the
valley OF the West Fork river and by the
waters. OF said West Fork, Kanawha and
Holly rivers to its destination, The pTin'
Cipal office shall be at Weston, and this
certificate shall be in force n~inety-nine
years.
Alsoto the West Virginia Central Railroad
Company, for the purpose OF constructing
a railroad from Grafton, Taylor county,
by way OF Phillip, Barbour county
thence by way Of B%ICkhannon, UpshuI
county thence by way Of Weston, Lewi'
county, thence through Braxton county
thence through Clay county, thence t
Charleston, KanRwha county,
The object Of the corporation Is to minI
coal, aud other ores and materials, and fol
the purpose OF manufacturing in the larges
sense, and for the manufacture and sale o
all enumerated articles; 10 buy and owl
lands not exceeding 1000 acres, and FOL
leasing any quantity OF land for q term o
years, The capital stock and shares are
similar to those in the other corporation
and the stockholders are W.. u, Goodrich
Henry y. Daily, j. II. Mulhke, 7. j,
Diyen, VIM. SChuehor, Mark Dougan, OIL
Of Chicago, ILL.,, and ]. W, HeaVener
B%uckhannon, w. Va.