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Three Exquisite Books.
LOngfelIOw birthday Book. b.
Emerson Birthday Book
Whittier Birthday Book.

TVHESE BIRTHDAY BOOKS are of the first
H. order of excellence, IN their literary, art
iRtic, and G~aechaBical features. The most strik-
ing passages in the works of L~osGFELLow,
EMERsJN, and WHITTIER, are arranged ON the
left-hand pages.
Two days are assigned TO each page, and on
the rightkand pages, under the Sc ne twodays
are given, iii many instances, the nasaes of dis
tiHguished persons born and the record of mem
erabie events Occurring on that day, especially
persons and events mentioned in the para
graphs on the opposite page. A blank space
ia left under each date for the autographs of
friends born on that day, and for such memo
randa as one wishes to make; so the book is
at once a beautiful gift and an autograph al
bum. Each of the books has a fine portrait of
the author and IL choice illustrations. The
cloth bindings are beautifully stamped, and
the flexible calf, seal, and morocco bindings
are elegant enough to satisfy the most exact
ing taste.
Price of the Birthday Books in cloth, sl.00
each in flexible calf, morocco, or sealskin,
$3.50.
For sale By oil Booksellers. Sent, post
paid, on receipt of price By the Publishers,
HOUGHT0S, MIFFLIN & CO,
Jan2l-tf Boston, Mass.
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Vs@ss aaesa. .anFyara, physicians, faFnlara,
N HUH y business men, gentEemen Ut laig
Jill xss .setF Nnlnen felix and children, all
~ IFuia Bisters. Ii keeps theta we'll.
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IL ashsng eireaIates so rapidly
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I Mna society, after all, bnt
sA.AtHFe Of histories and miss
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I has been analysed by Joseph Albrecht, NJ
L. D., Chemist, and obtained the First Premi-
"m at the Gnlf States Exposition, Feb. II, 1879.
The Circular for this valuable food. manu-.
featured in New Orleans, contains numerous
testimonials from the owners OF leading sta
bies, diaries, and boss draynen, testifying to
its fully possessing all the desirable qualities
claimed for it by the manufacturers, which are:
That it will fahen and keep Horses and Nudes
in good condition, and save them frem the
tGottty to disease; and that it is the best food
for Carriage aud Race Horses;
That it will keep Cows in good health and
condition and increase the flow of milk
That it will increase the number of eggs laid
by Hens and prevent gapes and other diseases;
That 1t will fatten Hogs more readily and at
q fraction of the cost of any other food.
q Send for Circular. [Stf
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Death orMr. ] ohm Meditation.

A dispatch received In this city yesterday
announced the death the night before OF Mi.
John McCltnton, prominent stakeholder OF
the Jefferson Iron Works. at Stcubenville,
which event occurred ut his home in that
city. Mr.. McClinton had been unwell for
some weeks, and for several days his death
was expected. He leaves large circle OF
friends both here and at SteubenvilIe, who
Will long bsar tho remembrance OF his many
noble qualities OF mind and heart. He had
reached the ripe ago Of GS years, and had
amused considerable wealth and won the
high esteem OF oil with whom he came II,
contact In either business or social He.
MI. McClinton was one OF the twenty-five
gentlemen who, In 1857, under the firm name
Of Bailey, Woodward & Co., purchased from,
Joseph Cnldwell the four acres comprising
the present site OF tho I.al,elle Iron Works,
and erected that mill Ito remained with
the company until 1850, when he with other.
purchased the Jefferson Iron Works Mt S,eu
behville, and reorganized It. Since thai
time he has been identified with that mill
and he also remained member of the
Hoard OF Directors OF the l.aBclle mill unit
the Inst annual election, few weeks ago
when he declined reelection on account Of
| falling health. Mr. Hurry Harden wa.
chosen to the vacancy thus created, ant
afterwards elected President OF tho mill, vice
Joseph Woodward, resigned.
| Mr.. McClinton came to Wheeling from
Pittsburgh, though he was originally from
Eastern Pennsylvania, as were a majority 0
| the original organizers OF the I.aBelle
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A Fatal HftsH0urf Euisotic,

LEnASoS, Mo, May os.-A bloody tragedy
occurred near Benefits mill, yesterday.
Rad feeling has existed the past few weeks
between 6eorgeand William Matthews and
some OF their neighbors. Yesterday dis.
turbance occurred between Geo. Matthews
and James Ford, the Matthews boys being
intoxicated. The boys then started home.
ward, in company with Marion " ison and
Homer sharp: They had gone a consider.
able distance when they wero fred into by
some parties in ambush. Both Of tho
Matthews boys were instantly killed, and
Wilson aud Sharpwere both wounded, the
former seriously. The Matthews boys were
aged 80 and Is. The wounded are still
younger. L. 4 tss
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"SnE's SWEET AZ SIZE Can Be- says the last
new song, and we might say the same Of the
song itself, and Of the exquisite title page
which adorns it The song Is by NJ. H. Rosen.
field, author Of various popular melodies,
and Is the best he has yet written. 1t makes
n pretty. instrumental piece rs well, being
written in schottischc form. Beautiful pic.
turc title page In blue, brown and gold.
Price, 30 cts. .fm'
ut happened so" is the suggestive title Of
another new vocal piece OF little higher
Crude than the above, but not difficult. It
tells little story In very pleasing way.
Soprano or Tenor voices will find It effective
for parlor or concert singing. 1t Is by W..
Williams Price, SO cents. G
The Winds Walss, BY Lizzie II. Bowman,
is little,piccc for the piano; quite easy, but
pretty and pleasing, Teachers will find it
useful in their work, and pupils and others
will delight to play il. Price, 80 els. @
The Ioveland Waltz by Frank Alcokc, is
OF the same grade as the above, though It has
a little more octave work for the right hand.
Price, 80 cts. NO.
All these pieces are from the well known
publishing house Of John Church & Co., Gin
cinnati, Ohio, who will send any or I'LL of
them to any address, post paid, upon receipt
Of the marked price. rI1
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& Death or Miss h.,x. ,,ughcs, NJ. u.

III Miss Eliza Hughes, NJ. D., the weIl.known
lady homeopathic lef. the city Saturday al.
aternoon to visit one Of her patients who lived
5nearS Portland, Ohio. * Shortly after six
O'clock intelligence reached her friends here
SSthat she had suddenly died. ut about six
O'clock, not far from Portland station. The
cause twas at first supposed to DO apoplexy.
shock received during tho heavy thunder
storm Il was the inducing cause. Miss
Hughes was 70 sister OF Mr.. Thomas
@Hushes, II aud had attained quite an
4 continent position; IN; ; the practice OF
shoniGopsthy, being particularly successful
in, treating children. Her, services were in
\ great demand for miles around Wheeling,
and she had won the confidence aud esteem
5ofa wide and numerous circle OF acquaint.
ances,y all OF whom will be shocked 10 bear OF
her. sudden demise. Her body was brought
StoS the city yesterday afternoon, and the
funeral will take place from the; residence Of
:aSrelatiyc5 on Main street tomorrow after
noon, MI m NJ III AZ
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Personal. BRIEFS.

4 Gossip Concerning Numerous pro,ni.
inent Individuals. 81
~ Frank Stanton and wife are visiting friends
Sat Waynesbure. +.
s$1$ Dr.. Sudger, OF Moundsvillc, was at the st.
James yesterday. ~. 49,.
II. Q. Russell Wood, Esq, went to Chicago on
y tue noon train yesterday. OH business. g.
Mrs. II. y. Wells, Of Wellsville, is the guest
z OF Miss Anuie Reed, Of the South Side.
Mrs. J. A. II. Parson Is oil Oh m eastern
trip in the hope Of betteEirg her health.
Ed. Bender, mailer at tho Laushlin mill,
4 leaves this week for Omaha, to bring his fam.
lily East. K. ~ 81. =
,sSSsS Or. Priest, the medical inspector OF the
L western division Of the d. l. O. road, Is at the
= Bt. James. 81 !, \; * s,y.t! E;5 Il IA ~
vi; MI. scraaage, proprietor OF the st. James,
slwill leave to-day on II brief visit to friends In
K kentucky. u; lsyss5 iG,:s 80,
s$ Cadet Joe Divine, Of the Morgantown Uni.
Sversity, arrived home for It fcw days Satur.
b day evening. ..z.g
l5SsIs W. jaw. Cowden, Esq, and bride, have
II returned from their briua trip, and have
4 taken rooms at tho Statnui House.
FRs Z. d. Boyd, OF the senior class OF Washing
toni eierson College, has returned home to
$spend his senior vacation prior to Commence.
4 Ment. .S.;ss9 XIV l%is Re =, ~ -l,r
Mr.. John +. Land, publisher Of the Indus.
" tries OF Wheeling, and other works Of like
,Schnracter, is In the city on visit to friends
h and relatives.
5ssIs Miss J.. a. Grcenlee, grammar room teacher
/! Of the Eighth ward, who In, been confined
q to her ROOM for some time by typhoid fever,
gig, We arc elai to state, able to be out again.
lAiS Our thanks arc due genial Abb Bond, CHIEF
sIof the lightning manipulators CONNECTED
4 with tho telephone office, for dozen sp!en.
{ did peaches, sweet and ripe, which were dc.
SEyoured last night by the gang in very short
u time. Il MS j b 90.
I, ;sst Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Rammclsberg, Of the
" Burnett House, expect to sail for Europe July
4 LIST, TO be absent an indefinite length OF time.
VI They will so direct to Milan, Italy, where
n Mrs. Ramulelsberg will complete her musical
istudies. y Cincinnati Ea4airer. ji1t ggs.7g
Nv
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children or to the parents; In our, business
iitei H. our social life, how we Join the trab.
Die ind pursue the untortunnte. and often BY

children or 10 the parents; In our business
iitei in our social life, how we Join the trab-
bic ind pursue the unfortunate, and often BY
our words kick those who are down. d How
much wrong Is done by the tongue that
eternity cannot efTace; for instance, the
tongue Of talebearer taking up reproach
against his neighbor and giving II wlngs;
that OF the slanderer blasting q fair name;
that OF the scandal monger, and the lnsinu.
ator aud gossips. Words mike earth heaven
or hell. Words are immortal, as Longieliow
10 beautifully set forth In bis poem com.
nencing, '.sT Z .5'0 - - -
u thot an arrow into the nit @ IS
AND II iell TO- earth, know not where"
God has put lips md teeth before the tongue
as Il double guard to keep 1t from do.
ing harm; As you fear the judgment, be.
ware Of blaspheny, gossip and Islander; OF
unRild lisngs and cruel insinuatlons, "ior by
my words thou shalt DO justified md by thy
words thou shalt be condemned" 1-.r' -
sscond--rhe law Of retaliation, or We law
OF Moses, "an eye foran eye, etc" was take
up anu the perverted uses It was put to 70.
viewed. We ms Christians are only 10 resls,
evil with good; to yield to wrong Is wea knees,
70 resist with passiyGness that come, from
Ghrists love Is heroism Of the noblest type.
peace OIL earth Is tho aim OF Christianity
this world cannot produce It, for It is an en-.
envy 10 Christ; the Christian alone can SO.
cure i by patiently submitting to wrong thu,
tho life Of faith nee. ESTATES. Leave ven.
geancc to God, where IL belongs. Our only
duty Is to Hive out fron day to day the prn.
ciplcs OF the religion Of good will and peace.
In closing Rev. Milford touched rs his
third topic; tue "1.aw OF E,tcem," In mas.
ferfni manner, basing his remarks mainly on
the verse, but say unto you, Love your en-.
eimies, bless them that curse you, do good to
them TINT hate you, ind pray for them which
despitefully use you md ptrsecuie you."
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DR.. EbEARD EARlcKsoN,
Secretary Baltimore College Of phas,

FL indorse Il as an excellent
q" medicine. 4 good digestive agent.
and \ non.intosiean, In The fullest
sense ~.gl- rs a6
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srEuugSvILlE,

l,us,ard's coal shaft, In the upper part OF
tho city. took fire down the hole Saturday ut
noon. The entire iramo work 10 the top OF
tue shaft burned away. Great excitement
existed fora while, rs all the diggcrs. were
a Ss s ey Rers IN ON % %sa S.y so ID
reach the second outlet or not. t'ears were
hllaye,l, however, about ono o'clock, rs every
man was thcn out. The fire was still burn.
Ing. Loss not estimated
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On Tuesday, May 30sh, Decoration Day,
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st, Louis
Hallway, will sell excursion tickets from,
Wheelingaud Wellsburg to Pittsburgh and
return, good going by regular trains on May
30th, good to return until May 3lst, inclusive,
ut the low rate OF 81 so for the round trip.
Formations are being made for un i'm.
mense demonstration at Pittsburgh Oh tina,
day, including grand parade OF the mill.
tary companies and Knights rcmplar Com.
manderits Of the State OF Pennsylvania.
There will be y big time and you are cor.
daily invited. Bring your folks with you.
On May 80 special train will be run from
Wheeling Junction to Wheeling in connec.
lion with the train leaving Pittsburgh at
S:J7 +, M,, cfty time.
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4 the dl.clpllue 81 the ,ehool has been L a

" -N.a
that the discipline Of tho school has been a
decided success. State Superintendent
Butcher was 10 have been present, but on ac-
count OF his recent illness be could not come.
He was to have been here for the purpose 0f
bestowing a Peabody medal Us prize 10 Mas.
ter Eddie Swany, who won tho same by be-
ton, closing up the last term OF the school.
There were n number OF the pupils contest.
Ing for It, and the examination was had ex.
clusiveiy on the branches which they were
contesting. over. Also u book to Miss Nora
Householder as second prize, md second
book to Mr. Willie Stewart, Tho school
closed this year With as nuch II not moro
general satisfaction TO pupils, teachers and
have had the Union school systcn The
teachers have received the praise OF thu whole
community on account OF the decided iui.
proyement manifest IN general.
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J.. II. Kirk, the well.known art dealer on
Main street, near Tenth, has on exhibition In
his windows IN artistic array OF baskets Of
every conceivable design, intended to hold
flowers for commencement presents. This
tine OF articles Is particularly scasouabic lust
now, and Mr.. Kirk ought to DO big business
In them, as he has the only full assortment
in the city, His stock Is sufficiently varied
10 please all tastes, and no one should order
flowers for friends In any Of the graduating
classes until visiting his store. They will be
both surprised and pleased at the array. 4 Mr..
Kirk also receives orders for bouquets and
flower, pieces, plants, etc, and has extra good
facilities for such business. ~
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NEW crMprRlAsp. /.

& Saturday afternoon heavy thunder storm
passed oyer this place. The residence OF
VIM, Mcdonald, ESQ, on the Ridge. was
struck BY lightning, completely demoiishing
one OF the chimneys and the windows In one
end. None Of the family was ut home, and
consequently no one was hurt; The house IS
considerably wrecked. Az
& Last Friday nigh. the pupils OF the Union
school, under the dictatorship Of Prof. o. s.
Marshall and the.corps OF leauhsrs, gave an
exhibition in Town Hall, tho proceeds to be-
applied TO the payment Of . deb. created in
g'a'ss e.. ;as Appeenn Complete
audience and the spacious hall was we'll illleJ.:
The little folks did their parts well, allowing
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MARX LASlaAS, Esq First Deputy Sheriff
of New York City, recently said TO a promi.
ncnt newspaper reporter: al had Il very
weak and painful back, and could Hntl
nothing to relieve It until tried st. Jucobs
OIL, less than four bottles Of which cured ne
completely. have recommended 1t highly,
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0uicc. Nov. Is and ~ Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements.

II Dog Collars. IA. -'
IN o. McClintock & Co. w
4 The Truth OF the Matter.
n Judge for Yourself
4 Tnird GRIND Annual Pantomime Exhbi-
ton and BALL.
&! u Baer & Sons.
Sti Eastern Dry Goods Store.
5s For Sate--tour-roomed House.
M For Sale--Railroad Stock.
WI Wanted--ro Borrow Money,
IN For, Sale--Land.
vs. Regular Tuesday Packct-New Andes.
h A. ,siedenbAch & Bro.-Iiead OF Local.
n Attention Sportsmen-I. G. Dillon-Fourth
page. LtSD'a =ai3
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SEALED pROrUsALs-llAStiyEv
!, =. CITY CLERKS OFFICE
WllEEllNn. II. VA M.u.il a

-. "HthlINU, VIVA" MAY2l, iS2
Sealed proposals viii b. received A, ih."n'l
the ity Cicfs until Monday, MAY - u" ,.S SDcs
O'Clock r. N for about 100 or loo w.nhss ~. ~ a
stone masonry, 70 DO laid In shar snI IIndi pEsh
,S1 at G9 street Rridss n sSs
seen at the City Clerks Office "'''Vh Tan L
lroi nsls TO be addressed 10 the "CbnInus, ~,
Committceon Streets, Alleys and Grnt,g ma o. ae
mlltee reservins the tight to lce my ~ N, G'
my25 Chairman Com on ''sSLsIEo
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Only one man by the name OF Mayes lives
in West Alexander, and he Is merchant, but
not OF tho kind mentioned under head OF
local OF the 9th inst. We do not know OF
bis ever entering saloon, as We have
noticed his name attached to Murphy
pledge posted In bis Office, Some person has
given u fictitious maine. s-'FuaF"
On Friday evening the ". and J. College
Glee Club gave n concert In the Presbyterian
Church, OF this place. which was largely ut.
tended, there being parties from West Liber.
ty, Elm Grove, Valley Grove, West Virginia
and from Claysvillc, Taylorstown and Wash.
ington, Phi. The programme WIS carried out
aud rendered satisfaction to those present.
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TNlSSOLuTlON.

The partnership heretofore existing ,.,u..
Alon1oi; 'ady and nen,on O'Nesl, n,Se, g,sstwsta
Sn sg IS 4 By s1a asu GO s %Ss IN
tifi"s. ?he hailer ard fcfmfdug h ,,tuoN sal h
fore conducted by them will BE- carIbI nv INtIsta
undersigned u the same plsce 20, Main .tr, ~ h'
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Nor drink, not sold in bar.roouls, but q
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine, useful
at oil times, and in all seasons, is browns
Iron Ditterg, DEW
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( GENERAL BOTTLES,
NOTICE OF DlSSOLUTlOS

Notice Is hereby given thu, at rvo,..
Of tho Stockholders Of tho Blush tfIIst meeting
Company OF Wheeling. held on The ss,h' ,l!sSt
APRIL y. 1851, It MAS rr.nlved thai NV ast Of
o. the SAY! corporation be DISCONTINUED ,pp,snes
MONEY n,tsr o ja ns' sG 81 . Sss VIII ss
tho Exchange Bank ot Wheeling, '"'" 'e'rltsu
maylM -g5 A, j. SNEESev r
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BARRED and striped swiss and fine line OF
white goods just received and for sale cheap
at Geo. G. Roth's. ~, 7. - =
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LIVER diseases, headache and constipation,
caused by bad digestion, quickly cured by
Browns Iron Bit,crs. new
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BLACK and cream Spanish laccs for sale
cheap at Geo, G. Roth's,
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on riif: LkVEE,

Z Our second full stock OF dry goods for the
spring trade just received. GEO G. Rorll
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Gun cream damask table linen at 400 is the
cheapestin the city. Gro. G. RuTu.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST, JAMES HOTEL.

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! : \ A Y III, w. y yuSHsea
e > r Ohi, fmni i;,is
= iooli H., "o I'm.
= ~ Sin ,1na = s'y &
! |. Il \, Hans ! Soiumo"e
" Eskie. csty
y uastit,ss ~, ci!y y
IN aple, etsE
: y 4 !, f Str,,l SKY ,.,,,,,,,.
y ktuttlS. y. Hlh!u's iie
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CALI and see our lo}}Sc and l5c dress goods.
8 GEO. G. ROriI.
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~ The following shows the range OF tho Their
;mometer. us observed ut schneprs drugstore,
Opera House corner:
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Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and Won
will never be bilious. ..'-=
For sale by Logan & Co.
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%.t THE usnnl merchants lunch nj the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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MoCSpSvltLE.

Supt. West returned yesterday from
short business trip to Harrison county.
No preparations are being made, us far rs
| can learn, for observing Decoration Day
! here.
The G.05r. NJ. cast-bound train was detained
about three hours Al the Narrows on Satur.
day evening by land slide. .s, r,.-
a one year convict from Putnam county,
had paid the penalty Of his missdoings Fri
day and was discharged from the prison.
J. w. Gallahcr, special commissioner, sold
| The Captain Cecil homestead, Oh Water street,
to Thomas J. Dorsey, Saturday, for s., 2G0
The price is generally conceded to be very
fair ono. I'M aE IL.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
OF Saturday afternoon, the members OF Miss
Whites "Beacon Mission Band' and invited
friends, spent Ill enjoyable afternoon at
Curtis grove -
Richard Chadl;ck, Esq, has purchased
machine for manufacturing brick, capable OF
turning out Il, 900 per day. The machine
does 81! tho work Of tempering the clay and
moulding the brick ready for drying.
It is SAID that an additional engine will be
placed In the kloman mill IN II short time,
10 run the train OF small rolls An imnense
pair OF shears for cutting old RAILROAD iron
will also be added to the mill ut once.
Ono OF the attorneys here has submitted
proposition Ii writing to the saloon keepers,
Of The following character: "fur $500, $3.50
down, and the balance next October, | will
attend 10 all cases growing out Of violations
Of the LICENSE lazy Of the siute or town ordi.
nanccS, In Marshall county, against those
who sign this proposition. for the period OF
one year" f.g.s -
Mr.. Reed, the Pennsylvania gentleman who
put down the experimental oil well OH Col.
fhompson's farm opposite here, and ut tho
head Of Dillie's Bottom. which he was com.
PEELED to abandon on account OF the strong
flow OF salt water, Struck at aepth OF ts5U
feet, has moved his engine, tools and derrick
further down the bottom 10 point near the
school house, on the 'JuCob Lockwood farm,
where he proposes TO thoroughly test the
question Of "oil, or no OIL in that vicinity,
Our. people were considerably surprised
Saturday morning by seeing volumes 81
black smoke issuing from tho chimney OF
one OF the heating furnaces Mt tue klonau
mill. Steam was raised, and the furnace
heated up for the purpose Of making some
bar iron, and testing QUO OF the spike ma.
chimes which had been plnced in position,
and tho necessary shafting and betting ar
ranged. The experiment, however, was des.
Tined 10 lake place a. ANOTHER time, as the
large gum belt that runs the main line OF
shatting was found 10 be so badly impaired
TINT II did not retain sufficient strength, to
perform Its work. ..si q. &; ~ 7.i,ss