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The Jeannctte's Missing Men.

! EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE TO FIND THEN-A Dis
| PATCH FROM MELVILLE TO SECRETARY HUNT.
Secretary Hunt to-day received the following
cable dispatch, dated Jakutsk, Siberia, January
| 7th:
"Telegram received. Every effort making to
! nnd missing men,. Melville with two men and
nine men to Atlantic seaboard Report sent by
mail MELVILLE"
This dispatch is in answer 70 the one sent by
Secretary Hunt directing that the Jeannette sur.
v1vors do everything In their power 10 succor the
missing men. After receiving the telegram OF
some days ago from Chief Engineer Melville that
! Lieut. Danenhowers eyesight was but partially
| recoyered-from Snow-blindneSs, ft Is suppOsed-
and that II was only necessary that Melville and
two men should remain on the ground Secretary
Hunt answered that IL was satisfactory 10 the
department for the other survivors TO return 10 the
United States Secretary Hunt does not intend to
issue any further instructions In regard 20 tho
| Jeannette survivors and no search for those
missing.
OFFICERS EIEcrED.-At the annual election oe
lowing officers were elected the current year:
President Theodore j. Mayer; vice president.
| treasurer, Kaspar Kneesi; auditing committee.
Rudolph Gebner, Joseph Brazerol and D. b. lsler.
GAVE A DINNER.-col 8. A. Whitfield appoil.ted
postmaster at Cincinnati, gave dinner 20 q few
friends at Welcker's, last night which was az.
tended by both the Cincinnati Representatives and
one or TWO OF the defeated candidates.
PosTMAsTKRs NoMISATED-Among the nominas
Cl00S sent the senate tnlS aItefnO0n were mum
Der OF p0stmasters, among them Madison Davtat
at Athens, Ga; and Henry b. Nichols, at NOrfolk,
Va
THE FRENCH CABINET CRIsIa-The French
Chamber OF Deputies yesterday, by vote OF 30
to III. rejected the government bin for the revision
OF the constitution, including the provision for
sc9'usisa de dste. Subsequently N. Gambetta
handed In % President Grevy his own resignation
and the designations OF his colleagues. Paris
dispatch 10 a London paper says President Greyy
has sent for y. DE freyeinet and NJ Lem Saw.
Rev. Hs nfy ". Bellows, ID. d. is lying In crtt.
cal eoaat loa ~ his residence, In New York. from
-@sutnatlnal disease.
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HANLlN'S MOVEMENTS.


PETERsBURG, Va. January S.-The basin millA
oWheq py H. r. Munt, were entirely destroyed by
fire this morning, together with large uuantity
OF flour and meal. The loss is estimated at about
sloooo; insurance, $1,000 The origin OF the FIRE IN
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Affairs Abroad.

DEsERTioN OF AUSTRIAN GESDARsES
vienna, January 2a.-Maly Austran n gendarMe9
in Herzegovina have deserted. owing 10 the in
SurgentS committing barbarous cruelties Oh their
captiyeS.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM THAMES PRINCE BfsMARcN.
BERLIN january 27.-1he Emperor William has
specially thanked Prince Bismarck for his defence
OF the imperial rescript in the reichstag on Tues
day. Great Indignation is excited among men,
DerS OF the reichStag by article in the North
German Gdzette bitterly attacking Herr HaeRel
who attacked the rescript in a speech before the
reichstag.
HANLANS MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, January 2.-Hanlan has taken quar-
terS at Putney, and Will remain there until the
arrival OF the oxford and Cambridge university
crews 10 practice for their annual boat Han
Ian has selected spencer as his trainer
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MINISTER TO MExIco.-The friends OF ex-United
States Marshal Ptkin, of Louisiana, say he will be
appointed minister to Mexico next week.
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TN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures, or maintained 80 wide reputation, as
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI.
which is recognized the worlds remedy for all dis
eases Of the throat and lungs. Its
Of wonderful cures in al climates has lie it univer
sally known a. safe and reliable agent to emplov
Against ordinary colds. which the forerunners of
more serious disorders, il acts speedily and surely al
ways relieving suffering. ard often saving life. The
protection it Affords by its timely in throat and
chest disorders, makes i, invaluable remedy to be
Aept always on band in every home No person can
anord TO be without IL and these who have used it
never Will From their knowledge Of its composition
and operation, physicians use the CHERRY PECTORAI
extensively IN their practice and clergy recommend
II 1t is absolutely eert=n in its aug effects and viii
always cure where are possible.
For sale by all druggists. fo.1
DRiME BEEF, MUTTON. LAMB.
STAMPS Nos 56S Se7 5SS
90 9TH SHEET WING CINTEIk NseKrf
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SECRETARY klRKwooD LIKELY 10 BIZ RETAINED
The majority OF the Iowa delegation In Congress
are OF the opinion that Secretary Kirkwood viii be
retained In his present position during President
Afthur'S term.
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THE BILL TO RETIRE JUDGE HUNT LAw.-The
President has signed the bill to retire Judge
Hunt. Some are Of opinion that Judge Batch
iort, OF New York. viii be appointed to the va
cancy.
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TREASURY Discussing CLRRKs Nor TO PAY ON
ORDERS TO BRoKERs.-An order has been issued to-
day by the Treasury department to carry into
effect Secretary Folgers instructions In regard to
disbuEsing clerks of orders isped upOn their sala-
T1eS and sold to bfOkcrG
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Rev. Henry ~. Bellows, ID. d.. is lying In crit.
cal co;ast oa aJ his residence, In New York. from
-.sntcstlp pal disease.
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Observation-Disclosures Wilson, of Iowa, is at
the Riggs.-George Shepard Page, of New York,
FOUNDER OF the famous Oquossoc Association, OF
Maine, is at the ST. JameS.-Representat Ur-
ner has been called home on account Of sickness
in his family,
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POsTNAsTRRs NoMISATED-Among the nominas
tiOns sent to the Senate this afternoon were mum
Der OF postmasters, among them Madison Dav1aI
at Athens, Ga; and Henry B. Nichols, al Norfolk
Va
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies desiring to buy rent Sewing Machine can
make their selection out of 1S different kinds by calling
ct our ofce Tth and streets sending postal
for our illustrated catalogue and price list We sell all
the latest improved Machines at prices whch will please
estonsh and Crafty YOU Look at the beautiful New
queen IN our window, running without operator
Over $50 Queens IN in this city now. We sell
needles parts and attachments for any Sewing Machine
made since lS45. SPECIAL attention to repairing
c. AUERBACH,
Corner 7th and III streets
Store. ia2I
WE SHALL OFFER FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
during the balance OF this month to make for
Q large shipment of
THE NEW ELDREDGE SEWING MACHINE
A good and durable Singer style Sewing Machine
drop leaf two drawers and cover with all attachments
warranted for nye years: S25.
Drexsnakers and NilEners should call and look our
new Shlrrin2 Machine makes 600 stitches per
special attention paid TO kepairing all kinds of sew
ing Machines.
Bazaar Paper Fashions at
OPPENHEIMER'S
Popular Sewing Machine Agency
ta21 52s 9Th street wv. st. Cloud Building.
WE DON'T MAKE MUCH NOISE ABOUT IT
w But Keep the Finest Assortment Of
SEWING MACHINES,
And sell for the least money, of any house in Washing
ton.
Renting and Repairing a specially.
MCKINNEY.
A1e 421 9Th street northwest.
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PRESENTATION OF A NEW MINISTER TO THE PREsI-
DENT.-Before the Cabinet met to-day, Secretary
Frelfnghuysen called at the White House in COM
pany with the new minister resident of the Neither
lands, De Weckerlin The new minister was for
mally presented to the President upon his creden-
tials- The usual speeches by the minister pre-
Ssnted and by the President were made
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GAVE DTNNER-col g. A. Whitfield, appoiI.ted
postmaster at Cincinnati, gave dinner 20 a few
friends at Welckers, last night which was at
tended by both the Cincinnati Representatives and
one or two OF the defeated candidates.
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SECRETARY FOLGER did not attend the meetn
OF the Cabinet this afternoon.

JUSTICE HUNTS SUCCEssOR.-P resident Arthur
this afternoon signed the bill placing Justice
Hunt, OF the Supreme Court the retired list. 1t
Is not known who will succeed him, but it can be
officially announced that Secretary Folger will
not. The report most current is that the vacancy
ciiuSerDy the retirement of Judge Hunt Will be
rendered to Senator EimunliS
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CIVIL ENGINEER G. c. WoLCorT, U.S.N., has been
detached from the Bureau of Yards and Docks and
ordered to duty at the Mare Island navy yard.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut r. z. Carmody, to the
| receiving ship Colorado; Master G. T. Emmons, to
the Colorado; Commodore s. r. Franklin, from
special duty February 10th and ordered as men,
Der OF the examining board.
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The census committee Of the House have agreed
to report an apporttonment bill fixing the member.
ship OF the next House at s2O as follows Alabama,
9; Arkansaw. 5; California, 5; Colorado, Connec
ticut, =; Delaware, Florida, i; Georgia, 10; ll-
tueky, II; Louisiana, 6; Maine, 4; Maryland. 6;
Massachusetts,, Il; Michigan, IL; Minnesota, s.;
!; New Hampshire 2; New Jersey, z; New York,
"a; North Carolina, 3; Ohio, q; Oregon, i; Penn
sylvania, 20; Rhode Island, 1; South Carolina, 6:
West Virginia, 4; Wisconsin, 8. Total, $50. the
ratio Is fixed at IS, ,285 per each representative
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Contemplating enlargement Of our Store and build
ing 1t back to sth streeour trade having increased
such an extent that find present space has be-
come too small for increasing business-we intend
to extend TO the entire depth of feet covering near
600 feet Of ground and when finished will make the
largest
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THB WACHUSErT TO RETURN TO SrTKA.-Secre-
tary Hupt has telegraphed to San Francisco for
the U.SS. Wachusett to ship a new crew and re-
turn to Sttka, Alaska, where she is to remain and
protect the interests of the United States until
leved by the U.SS Adams. now off the coast OF
Peru, which will proceed to the northern seas as
soon as 1t is practicable for her to leave her
present duties.
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Gu!teau last evening gave out, through the As
ISOLATED Press, another statement in which, after
alleging that the Jury had convicted him on the
false notion that he was disappointed Office
seeker, and denouncing the Jury, as he has done
In his recent interviews, he says: 81 want to en-
ploy two or three st-claSs lawyers to take charge
OF my case. The principal point will be to show
the nOn1uriSd1ciOn OF this court to try this in.
dictment, because the President died in New Jer-
sey. The authorities on this point are conflicting
but some OF the best lawyers in America say that
jurisdiction Of this court. desire the Court In
Banc 70 pass upon this question, and have no
doubt but the high-tOned Christian gentlemen
representing the washington Court in Banc viii
give 1t their most careful attention, to thee that
II the Deity intended TO protect me from legal ia-
gracefully and peacefully in New Jersey that I
have the benefit OF the Deity'S intention I CON-
slider it especially providential In my favor and
ask the Court In Banc so to consider it.n
He then makes an appeal to the men and women
OF America for money, and adds: .sIf had had
competent counsel l should not have talked SO
much In court, but disagree with the theory of
MIR. Scoyille and MIR. Reed and it has made it un-
pleasant for both parties and has been q great
damage to my defense. Judge Porter says am
right, and agree with him, although know he
has abused and vilihed me OutrageOusly, when
had no aiterna tive save to answer back, which I
dld In my usual plain way. ] have been con-
vcted, but the verdict cannot be enforced until
July In any event, and probably not until Sep
tenDef give myself NO anxiety on account OF
the verdict Ihardly expected an acquittal; the
most expected was disagreement, and then 1
proposed to test the question OF Jurisdiction in the
court In banc. 1t Is purely legal question, and
II the opinion OF some OF the best lawyers at the
American bar Is sustained by the hahc it win end
hts caee. can get hearing of xhis u APRIL /
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i9ii and l9l6 Pennsylvania svenue,
Us At SELBY'S
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Tie Elephant and the jam.

An amusing incident is related Of
Orton's Circus-while exhibiting
recently in q town en- route. The
tam at the night exhibition was 81 H. H.
ply tremendous. All the seats were
taken and standing room was a. q
premium, and as the surging mass Of
humanity deserted the animal tents
for the arenic enclosure, the circus
ring was forced full Of those who were
crowded thither unable to find stand.
ing room elsewhere. The manager
announced that tho performance
would not go on an!il the ring was
CLEARED, but It seemed impossible for
those inside the arena to move, else
where: The police were appealed to,
but with no better success. Finally
the big elephant was turned loose in.
to the ring, and the frightened mass
disappeared outside the circle, and
after nearly an hours delay the pro.
gram was continued, The Big Show
will surely have q jam at Point Plea
SAINT, Friday April 2Sth.
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LErARr ITEMs.-Business quite
lively about the burg the past week.
We are glad to announce our town
is improving rapidly. The improve
ments run as follows; E. A. Polsley
is having his dwelling house repaired
by new roof, new windows and re.
celled; c. G. sayre is having a porti.
co built in front of his residence; c.
IL. Varian is improving his yard by
a new picket fence, and the Church
has been treated to new bell.
Daniel sayre and Bony yarian are
loading their boat with railroad-ties,
for the city.
Several are anticipating a sumptu-
Gus repast to be given by the l. o. O.
F., of Letart, Ohio, next Wednesday
night. May they not be disappointed.
Prayer meeting at the church every
Thursday night, with good atten.
dance. WYE.
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While at Point Pleasant last Sat.
urday, we called on Bros. Tippett of
tae Register, and VanMatre of the
Visitor They both seemed to be in a
prosperous condition, and their faith
in the future of the Point, us a com.
mercial and manufacturing center,
is strong. We believe their antici-
pations will be Verified. -.uid1lport
Bee.
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Our Tanner and Shoe Mauufactur-
er, D. S. Snyder, calls your attention
to the fact that he pays the market
price for Hides, Bark, Sheep Pel,s,
Tallow, &c. Sells all kinds of Leath-
err, and makes to order out of best
material good fit or no trade, Boots,
Shoes, &C., at lowest prices. All
business win receive prompt and
careful attention. Tannery, No. 8
I East y, 18th St.; Shoe Shop No. s. West
Main st. jan.18-1y.
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The Greatest Blessing.

y simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents
disease BY Keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active, IS the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop; Bitters is
that remedy, and its broparie,ot;rrs ire
being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by it. Will
you try i!?-EagLe.
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Watson the engineer Of the Etna,
failed to put in an appearance last
week before the Inspectors who were
to investigate the explosion and burn
ing of the boat and the same was
postponed to be heard in Wheeling
hereafter.
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apt.John Lyttle, of Clarksburg,
is here, and we are informed will
take charge of the stone quarries for
the bridge company. He is u first
class man, and we hope he will be.
come so enamored IF our place, as to
become permanent resident.
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The press of the State should wage
a relentless war upon cheeky aud If.
responsible advertising agents. A
united etiert would soon bring them
to terms. When they, bring us a
twenty dollar advertisement and
modestly request its insertion and to
charge that agency six or eight dol.
lars, as the case may be, We fire" it
into the stove and charge them moth
ing. The safe rule is to demand pay
in advance at reasonable figure
Neg Domiaion.
Just what we are doing now, and
as soon as our present contracts with
these Agents expire, we intend to
ignore them altogether. We don't
want anything more to do with Ad.
vertising Agents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

A SAD SuIcIDE-Mr. Tim. Poffen-
barger, of Beech Hill, this county,
committed suicide at the ST. Charles
Hotel in Gallipolis, Ohio, on the 10Th
inst, by shooting himself through
the forehead with a revolver. The
following Gallipolis special to the
Cincinnati Enquirer gives the partic.
uldrs: He came here from Kanawha
on the steamer sallie Freeze yester-
day, and registered at the 81. Charles
Hotel. After supper he went to the
depot and bought o ticket for St.
Paul, Minnesota. Returning to the
hotel he left instructions to he wax.
ened for the 5o'clock train this morn.
ing. About half-past 8 he went out
in the backyard, and in few min
utes after the report Of a pistol was
heard. The proprietor Immediately
went to the back door and found him
stretched ont with his hat on his
breast and Q S2-caliber pistol between
bis ! i feet, He placed the pistol be-
tween his eyes, the bullet entering
his brain, causing instant death
The following was written in a new
memorandum book found on his per-
son.
GAlllfto1rs, April 10.
My mind has become so confused
that am not capable of trapsacting
my business and my life seems to be
a burden to me, my mind has. been
impaired and my memory so affected
that scarcely know what | have
been doing for several months. /
want my remains sent to my father
and mother, and hope they will not
grieve about me on account of this
rash act.
L. IOFFESBAkGER
Beech Hill, Mason County, VIVA.
Then follows the following:
ITO whom it may concern: "see
that my body is cared for. Send for
my parents, that they may have me
buried in the family graveyard, and
you will be amply paid for it.
"a disease ofmy head has caused
my mem9ry,to decay, and to domany
things,which would not otherwise
have done.
at. p"
The deceased was about twenty
four years of age, and VAS a son of
Mr.; Clinton Poffenbarger, a we'll to.do
farmer of ArPuckle District. The
family Of the deceased has the sym.
pathy Of our entire community.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

The Acme Baking Powder, is &C.
knowledged to be the purest, cheap
est and best Baking Powder now in
the market. For sale by James Il.
TipneLt.
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WHEX BABIES ARE FRgTEuL, they
disturb everybody, andr mothers
should know how soothing Parker's
Ginger Tonic is. 1t takes away half
their anxiety, stops babies pains, and
is always safe and pleasant to USE
Home Journal.
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-, invitations are out fora dance at
C''y Hall. Tomorrow night. We &C.
knowledge the receipt of compli-
nentury invitation from the mana
gers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Mr.. Nd. sehon is putting his saw
mill in good shape. He has just pu
in a new circular saw, together with
other improved machinery, He pro.
poses to run the mill to its fullest ca.
pacity, and to keep plenty Of lum Dor
on hands az all times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Under the ministration Of the Rev.
slF' Miles, we learn that over one
hundred and fifty probationers have
Deem added to the NJ. L. Church on
tho Leon Circuit since last fall
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

The teacher and scholars of Pine
Grove School, in sub-District No. 2
Clendinen District, will close their
school on May 4th, by having pub.
lie exhibition in the evening. The
public are invited to2 attend.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Oh, VIII S. Ho2; Physician; Sur.
geon and De:matolosist. Tenders his
professional services to the public; at
tohaa5 to dill calls, daY or night; can
be found in his Office, n. E. corner Of
Main and Market sts., when not pro-
tessionally engaged. Telephone COM
munications from office to residence
attended to at all hours, night or day,
BY Office boy. mars S2-1y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Delegate Rowley is engagedin the
stave business. His health has ma
tctially improved since he has be-
come engaged in out door business.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

There is some evidence of a Gloom
for our town now, and if our citizens
will take advantage of the opportun.
ity now offered them to build the
town up, we can in q, few years count
our population by the thousands and
our manufactures by the dozens.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

our town is full of strangers, many
o. them. seeking houses, but alas we
nave none to rent, nor does there
seem to be much disposition on the
part of capitalists to pdtubtencment
houses.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

w. W. Harper expects to com.
mence making brick during this
week, on the land Of the Extension
Company, above town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Some scoundrel stole street lamp
near Charles mill, Friday night
Probably the, villain did not Enow
that such actions on his part might
send him to the Penitentiary. We
hope be may be discovered, and the
sevcrest penalty Of the law meted out
to him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

The laborers engaged in digging
the pit for the bridge pier on this
ride Of the Ohio, GOT on "wee bit"
Ola strike Thursday morning last,
nut went to work in the afternoon
upon a promise of increased wages
after the LIST proximo, 1925 is what
The contractors are now paying ind
sl.5O is what is demanded.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

y We call attention of the town
p'a 1T Of Health to thestagnant pond,
III my field AZ the foot Of 4th street.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Those, farmers who object to giving
the right of way to the W. P. & C.
should, rsKEmbcr that this is not to
be u grand trunk line or anything of
that sort but simply local line, dc.
signed for the accommodation of bco-
plo along the route, and not sittiply
for Wheeling or Charleston.-.Mursh-
al HeraLl.