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days out OF the two weeks past. Mr.. Lafkin
further stated that the amount already ralatd
came from Market street alone and that,
with q few dAysi more time to canvas Msin
street, he thought tie amount needed could
DO readily ptooured. mi
On motion Of Col Robsrt5 Campbell, tbe
COMMITTEES was given further timo 10 can.
vass. tho date OF the next meating being set
for March % Mr.. Hook notified the, meet.
Ing that notes to the amount of$l5. 600 would
fall due April o.. Mr.. LAtkin, in anaver 10
inquiries, said he felt positive $l2, 900 could
DO raised, and he thought a larger san could
DO procured. OF courte tho tomm ewonld
obtain all this snbM riptiona II could. Mr..
~. Jacob reported the collection Of 500 in
the country district. Tho other members Of
the committee 10 solicit stock In the county
had no report 10 make. Mr.. J. J.. jacob ets;.
ed that q meeting would be held ut Valley
Grove In a fex days ut which time the matter
would be pnshed.
Mr.. Kimberly sugg ssted that prompt and
energetic measures should BIO taken to cirou.
late the intelligence that q fair would DO hold,
that horse and stock owners would arrange to
DO prescnt. n
YOn motion OF Col. Campbell, Messrs. Lrr.
kin, Rolf and Frat zhein were Instructed 10
seq the individual members OF tho Wheeling
& Belmont Bride Company with reference
to asubscription In lis lahslt TO the STOCK OF
the Association. Mr.. Eokart, Cashier OF tho
Peoples Bank, said that Tho President Of that
institution, Mr.. John Reid, would take ten
shares In the Association. After some fur.
Their informal talk the meeting adjourned
I'LL March g, two wotEs from Saturday. i'il
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4 He Price tor RInnkctg.

Last Saturday, on the leland, Mr.. Ell
Stone encountered ayoung man selling Brad.
ley's blankets on the iusta!ment plan. He
ssid he WAS selling them at 10 q psir, 81 down
and the remainder in easy payments, or $:
cash.
Mr.. Stone asked the weight, aud The yonnf
man replied that he did rot know how much
they weighed. but he had sold thirty pair, o.
thGm on the Island. Bradley blankets retail
for abont $!.21 a pound. These thu. wers
sold on tho lsland weight pounds, and car
b. bought anywhere in WAss!ing Ior $3.50 i; :
ment man geta II a pound when he soils on
time.
IL wla a shrewd thought to invade a d..
trict which bag been swep: by l,od, bat So s
pound Is q high price 70 pay Tor blankets.
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Che ~0a,telliqemfs
Office: Nor. 70 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
r
New AdvcrttHein
Ho"
Wsnted-TO eell OF Trade.

Wsnted-To eell OF Trade.
Don't You Forget. NJ. Ray.
Slightly Damaged Goods-J. W. Farrell.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail
read Company.
German Student Lamps-Nesbitt Il Bro.
Grand Ball OF the Beethoven Singing 3d.
ciety.S E%+ q tAll g
Baok-keepe,s and Mcrchants-stan.on 4
Davenport. 3l
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Charley shay's Observation-Disclosures Picnic
Company.
LOGAN, List & Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder. U
When Spectacles IRE Needed-I. G. Dillo,.
Blackwei's Bull Durham Smoking To.
bacco.
lust Reoeived-Carpa.s and Rugs-G.
Mendel Il Co.
Dr.. John E. smith-Third page.
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charley sna,'s 1.hcntre,

This popular temple Of amusement was
crowded at every performance last week.
Charley Shay has managed this house with
such strict discipline and good order that The
Academy Is now patroniz,d by many OF
Wheeline's best citiz ms. This week Murray,
Dillon & Lynch's "Moldoon's PIcnic'' com.
!blnation will hold the stage. The company
includes the great four .comels, Frank Han
ley, Walter !; Manning, Bobby Williams,
Thomas Williams. Thomas and Henrietta
Murray, Mat: Dillon, Phil Lynch, Charles o.
Seaman, Gertis Seaman, CHARLES Giiddeu.
Allie Alden a1d kiitie Rowsll, AID the com.
edy OF .sMaldoon's picnic'' aud the comlcsl
donkey, Jerry MI GT1Ii--
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NGWk u NOhhiu III HtitatAVu ~ shEAosn
People.
Mr.. J.. RIFLES has gone Est.
Col. Dan Johnsop. Of Tyler county, WIS In
the city on Saturday. ~,
lion. John A. Campbell, OF New Cumber.
land, WAS down Saturday.
Mrs. ". II. She!b and no. sister, Mis-, Lou
Mellor, nrs oil on a trip 10 Florida.
Or. George b. MoGatt, OF Parkersburg, was
In the city Saturday for a few hours.
Mr.. Edward Taylor, business manager Of
Jauauschek, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. Frew, OF Friend Il Son, left Sat.
urdsy evening for the East, on a business trip.
M.ssrs. Henry Stamm and LaV. Blond
have returned from u short pleasure trip to
Chicago. 4
Miss Lille Bradsn, OF Little Washington,
Is ngain the guest OF Miss Ida Hall, Of -Four.
tenth street.
Capt. Charlie Wells, OF Glover's Gap, was
shaking hants with his many Wheeling
friends on Saturday.
Mr.. T. G.. Brady, a prominent citiz, IN OF
Buckhannon. was in Wheeling Saturday, en-
route home from u busints, trip East.
Ut. Jones, Esq, OF Massachusetts,, Pre,i.
AeuL VI tlc tsOiNhg AaSh SI"PhAJt hA'Ne
III the city last evening and ~ Ut the Stamm
House. q
Mrs. Teoce and daughter Miss sallie, have
returned from Upshur county, where for sew
eral months they have b.en guests Of Capt.
George H. Molat's family.
Ray. Joseph Powell. OF the Baptist church
OF Washington o.. H., Ohio, a guest ut the
residence OF w. 2. Bachman, preached In the
Baptist church yesterday morning.
Mrs. Jackson, wife OF the Governor, will
Iapend the summer at the family residence in
Petersburg. Mrs. Jackson did not return
totho city last week with the Governor.
Ed. Booking, Jr., has accepted a position
In the drug store OF Ell, L. Boggs, OF Charlet-
ton. Mr. Booking has jus. completed bis
junior examination in the Philadelphia Col
lege OF Phssmscy. He will remain with Mr..
Doggs during tho summer.
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ToLEDo, March s,-Wheat active and firm: No .
rod cash and March 81 Of; April 81 OS; My ii OK
June 81 %; July 81 0sA. Corn active aud arm
No.. 2 c%li 5Se bid, April 54Hc' bid; May b6Hc
S7Hc:. Jupc SSxc. clover seed dull: prime tNl
anu March s. ~: April 81 70 asked, .rfI- N.
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The following conyeyances were admitted
10 record at Clerk Hooks cnlce Saturday:
A deed made the Sth day Of March, 1854, by
Elizabeth sesor 10 Emma sohrom, In consid-
Grafton Of $500. for 40 feet square or the
southwest corner OF lot No. lei, situate. on
Seventeenth street. A deed made the S!h
day Of November, 1888. by John ]. Jacob,
administrator OF the estate Of John Hsndlan,
deceased, to William NJ. Haudlau, In coasid-
GRAFTON Of $4,000. for two parcels OF land sit.
streets, and designated as subdivision / and
2 OF the plat of subdivision OF certain .lotsin
square Is. @
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Lights O. Louuop.,

The Shook & Collier combination finished
lis engagement at the Opera House Saturday
tended by an audience which packed ihs
house. and at night another good audience
was present. The playwors we'll, everybody
being pleased Mr.. Horace Viuton, tho hand
some and accomplished villain Clifford Ar.
mitage) Of the play, Is a nephew OF MIR. Alex
Forgey, Of this city, Horace Vinton being his
stage name and Horace W. Forsey his real
name. He Is one OF the best actors in n cor.
pany singularly free from poor players for, a
piece which depends 80 largely upon iia mel:
odramatic character aud scenic fitting for
popnlarIty. sJT M sI E5=EES 'hgss 80
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Mary Anderson will return to America
on the conclusion Of her Enylish provincial
tour in, the spring Of 1885. No arrange
Iment for leasing a London theatre liss yet
been made. Her manager, through igno-
rance 81 London theatrical arrangements,
has failed TO secure a theatre.
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WAsulSaroN. D. O., March 1O-l:3O 4. NJ
: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
fair weather, variable winds shifting to south
easterly, diminishing, preceded Ia the east
ern part by increasing. pressure.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly colder, FOL
westerly winds backing to southcastt rly, in.
creaslng, followed BY diminisning, pressure.
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tl'|s r-T'IS- -
Life In u LARGE CITY.

Two: Brooke county Young men went to
Wheslias this week anI remained over NIGHT
When they. returned home ono vas minuss
gold watch and ts1meE forty dollars and the
other about twenty-five dollars. Expert.
enco, sometimes, is q good lesson:
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ur!u.ennrt Nntes,

st. Cla!ssyille.
Clairsyille to-day.
Martin McConnaughy is rapidly getting mis-
livery Eisbls in shape again.
mayor Junkins will hear tho famous Grit.
feb cs7e to-day, and the developments prom.
Use to be interesting.
The coming election for tom officers Is
creating considerable excitement. The fight
promises to be Il warm one.
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Gg&nSGd
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TUESDAY, MARCH Il, 1854,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at tue rolling mill In MOUNDS
vile. West Virginia, sell a, auction, The ioilcWIa,
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
OF cuttings, 100 different Patterns Of
pantalOonings, ind So different Patterns
OF Spring O~vercoatings. Made up In
best style, ut C.. HESS & SONS,
No. 1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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PlrrsnuRaH, PA, March 0-Fires hsye
been lighted in every green glass bottle
factory in the city except one. and work
work will be resumed in II few days at last
years wages. The men have been out on
a strike against q reduction for eight
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One large Dwelling ilou's. Splendid %,oc.,,o,
Two Small Dwellings. 0a'
Rooms and oticcs. ror,,
TelephcneA.s6. 20 CVa'on lioae
". fANr
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TAKE Ayers sArsapatilla in tho spring Of
the year. to purify. the blood, invlgoiate the
system. excite the liver TO action, and restore
the healthy tone and yigcro OF the whole phys.
ical mechanism. ~ DIV Is
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DuRKEE's Salad Dressing is the best thing Of
tue Kind ever sold. With 1t superb salad OF
any kind can be NADIA without delay or
trouble. Its also ono Of the best sauces for
cold meats, etc. tr MHrIw i
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OIL CITY, Pa, March S-petroleum opened at
u OK: s,les 1855 coz barrels; clcarantes Tyester.
day 9.3is.0C0 barres; runs 81, 9i6 barrels; bhip.
EepS 49,436 barrels: charters 8i,Gs3 barrels; III.
| change stock 81 20 lid. s. 90 asked EE1' 81 1
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BILL NYE, Josh Bi!liies, and other hu-
morou, writer's, have contributed their, hps!
Efforts to The S. Jec,bs Oil Family Calendar,
lSS4-5. The Sal. 9 Gun bs had by incIo1ing q
twc-cent postage stamp to this Supply Deps,t.
ment, the Charles a. Voge!er Company, Gsl,i-
more. Nd, .gHTL g' slas II
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March Seattle markc'
nothing doing. receipts 45s head; shipments none
uogs, market tlow; receipts 900 head; shipinen!
3,ig5 head; Philadelph!As 81 4oa7 60; Yorkeis 50 Il
a6 u. sheep market noihIng doing and unchanged
receipts 400 head; thipments | 500 head. ETtG3
CINCINNATI, o.. March s-Liys hogs active aut
hrm; common aud liRht u boa6 0S; packing and
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THE FAIR WILL BE HELD.

brightening Prospects OF the State Fai.
Association. fi
q meeting Of the stockholders OF the Yves,
Virginia Exposition and State Fair As,ocia.
ton was held at The Court Houss Saturday,
Il was well attended. The object Of he meet.
log being stated by the chair, Mr. Edward
Llarkin, chairman Of the soliciting commit,
tee, reported that the subscription had reach.
ed ". 700. although, owing to the bad weather,
the committee had only worked a lev, bali
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rTItApEiPHIA, March s.-Flour firm and IN
moderate, demand. Wheat, opened dull but N,
March 81 osXsl Gs5i; April 81 COAL liz; Va,
u lis4sll? {: June 81 I2hsi Is. Corn. sdvauccd Vi
~ under better lep0rFf ON tho west, but neither
spSGulato!s or shippers wete disposed. to operate
yellow b0c, No. . yellow Gcc; steamer yellow dIc
s:il miSei March 6oassGlc; April GoaRC0Ko: MAY
el9ks6lN ~: June 6lhat2he. Oats QulctAnd steady
No; . white 4!22lc; No. 2 whltc4SHalic. Eggs quie,
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FOR RENT.

sH'oR RENTAL A MODERATE ~
uRE-thAt copmodlons u.'haAh fIG,
honse, NO. ~ Thittcen,h s,iSSt. I snn,. pNGlta
aonns, y halls, bathroom, waSh. SSHn,aanlts I'M
Ts,ia T. Enqnise on tho ptmiscs' 'I w and md
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1 g. $. FEESi, manufacturer OF candies, al.
Tnyahas a large stock Of fresh goods on hand.
u careful attention given 10 orders.
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All persons who thy to push other cigar.
when the seal Skin arc catlai Tor. Consan.
ers know they are the best and viltnot be pu.
oil with au ~inferio. ciger. Always uniform
and reliable, and easily obtained.
N. REILLY, Agent.
Whealirg, W. Va.
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The Bsst Cast Steel Ratchet for so ceu;s at
Boyd's, Market sq1ase.
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There will no. bs The usual FIRST OF april
VACATION tnis year Ia TITO public schools
Time was lost on account Of the fl BOD, and the
School Board think emitting TIE spring va
cafinn q cnnd WAY tn rsrain IL 49,
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GREAT bargains In damaged goods ut ]. ".
FeIrel's, corner Main and Twoaty. tirststreets
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GREAT bargains in dam.eed goods at J. W,
Ferrel'p, corner Maip and Twenty-frst streets,
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THREE pounds rails ior 10 cents at Doyd's,
Ms,ke: Square.
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Stenbe.lyiIIe Scrnps,

The Mayor received Saturday from the ne.
tional %authoritieu the whe1ewithal To psy
Hood claims, which work he will begin a,
once. Ff5s
Hon. Robert Marlin has taken formal nos.
session OF the Cleveland, Youngstown & Pitts.
nurglh Railway. Of which he wei appointed
Recsiver a few days ago.
The Calume. Fire Clay Company, the
largest concern Of tie kis.d in the United
States, which 10 locate at Calumet, q few
miles above this ci,y,t.ts withdrawn from
the sewer pipe combination. ).
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The Fluau.,a, world.

New YoRK. March s.-Mouey easy ut lha2 pe!
cent; closed atty. Prime mercantile paper 4a5N pc,
cent. Sterling Exchange baukcss' bills steady al
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Tua nanl6Ers.

THE Best Csst Steel Hatchet for 5Ocents a,
Boyd's, Market Square.
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RIVER NEWS.

THREE pounds Nails for 10 cents at B,yd's,
ia1ket square.
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TO be sinug,d mn,li neat,

WARRANTED Haad.ssxs, 60 cent?, at Bayd's,
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CINCINNATI, o., March s,-Flour quiet and I'm
changed. Wheat IN good demand and firm; No. .
rcd 81 05al VI. Corn active and 1rm: No. 3 mixed
boe., Oats tlrm and .highe. at ~3C14a37c. Rye noml
naliy unchanged: Barley quiet, but firm and I'm
prime steam 2 2oa9 sc. Bulk meats and bacon nm
aud unchanged. Whisky active and Arm ii 81 10
Butter firm and uncha Ayed rE-1- -
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RAILWAY BoNDs-Quiet.
STATE SECURITIES ;. tennessee rev 10 mixed ros.
to Az. J@. sra%4''
Pacific Go OF '95.........129 TEX. pac. land girls. 50
Central Pacific trsis. llSAIdo Rio Granie div. 79A
E sE, sse g @i; H;:;',.. 81 ~ Y. !. bonds, tlst;-IIsh
h M]ssan19 = s0ns0ls'.'. Z 9; +; sinking tund."lisH
s.. 5oseph;;.l1o IWlEinis con:ols, OK. ),
Tennessee old........ AK Virginia defcrred... I
Tennessee 6s. ncw... Az Extra Interest.
sTocKs-The market Is dull ngsiu; the result CT
the days trading whi to leave stocks very little
changed from last nights prices. O. thirty mo,.
active stocks seventeen wee Il fraction lower.
eleven a fraction higher, and two unchanged. The
market closed quiet, i1he' net changes III prices OF
stock Tonight compared with lat Saturday night
WAS Insignificant OF the chspgss III all but very
few out Of tho thirty most &C I've stocks du:irg the
week fifteen arc lower and fifteen higs or ihan,s
week ago. This most important changss were BUR.
llpgton aud Quincy TX higher, l. nS Island "
higher, Texas and Pacific ~ higher, G., u, G. & /
" higher. ALI other Hdy4ntcS were less than
per cent; Lick. wanna 1Ns, ,Wab.sh preferred TX,
and Oregon Navigation 5 per cent The New York
Genital and Hud on River tod y declared their
usual quarterly dividend II 2rper cent, pay able
April 10. BOOKS will be closed fam ALni is 10 n,
The Withdrawal oil double eagles from tie sub.
Treasury To-day was $4,000. Sales Of s;oAxs for
the week 4 ,57S, COZ shares Transactions today,
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BY order OF the Executive Relief Commit
tee the proceeds Of The Hamlet performances
were returned to Mr.. Ed. L,rkin, to be dis.
trihuted among such flood sufferers as he
might desire, and the sum OF $50 was paid to
Col. Jacob kemple for his expenses. The
committee desire 10 return thanks 10 all per.
Sons who SO kindly aided them by their sew.
.erAl entertainments named above, the Wheel.
ing press and job printing offices for the work
given gratis; al.o the German Insurance
Company and Nj. Charley Shay for tho free
use Of the Opela House and Acadsm,y OF
Music. The report is signed by T.. Reis!er,
P.EB. Dobbins, J., w. Grub, and N. B.. Ho,k.
heimer. the COMMITTEES. HS SasIkz5I.f-s T.
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Market Square. 2a3.
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FoR SALE.

HOR LEAF TOBACCO
4, slightly damaged by water. VII, Via ~
NIL price. Call OIL HENRY wIigXLEyNs r. siG y
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People UuInr Wcnt

WARRANTED Hand.ssws, 60 cents, at Royd's,
Market squarc.
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And Others in want OF firearms should GET
our illustrated catalogue OF ria IS, shot guns.
revolvefs. &c., DC. 1t Is Mailed free. Please
address J. H. Johnston, Great Western Gun
Works, 100 smithleld street, Pittsburgh. Pa,
y l.- MThaH
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A-NAT1oEAL INDUSTRY.

SNAh JSAA oAtSItf Ato WSVl ktONtlS
are no: seeking 10 put their hsnds into the
pockets OF Consumers. You ak only what Is
right and trir. Your industry, IS Mr.. De.
lano 20 we'll pointed out, is ia every stata,
aud in some States it Is found in every county.
shetp husbaadry is essentially Il general and
not a speuiEl industry, in which tho whole
country has its stake, and 80 the cry Of sec.
tios, locality or c!ess can not be raiseu agaius.
you.
When I saw that your case had failed be.
foEe the Tariff Commission l was curious TO
know how 1t had happened, and I turned 10
the published reports to see il the cause
could DO found thera. In my Judgment the
case was not we'll aud iorcibly presented;
by which I intend no disparagamsnt Of tbs
gentlemen who presented it. The commits.
sion wanted facts. figures, percentages, and
you could not give them because they had
not been prepared. You will find iniorma.
ton Of that kind demanded In Washington
now, and 1t will pay you to furnish 1t.
NO TARIFF hill THIS SESSION,
In my judgment there will be NO tariff bill
passed this 8. ssion, bu. this question will re.
main open. It will 20 into the campaigp.
and you must provide well lisposed Con.
gressmen with information concerning your
industry. -
l take 1t that you do not ask Of ME a c,nfes.
sion OF faith on the larif question. Through
the columns OF the newspaper which | am
permitted 10 conduct I have eudeeyored 10
make my position so clear that it might be
ee'ily understood. I believe in protecting
every home Industry against every compel.
ing foreign industry, whether simple or com
ple1, OF the soil or OF the nhop. American
wool hrs as much right to bs protected
against the cheaper woods OF South America
and Australia IS American iron has to be pro.
ttected against the cheaper iron OF England
and Germany. .GE-
l was invited to make a "shorl" speech ,eb
and tonly remains 10 thank the cssocistion
Tor Its courtesy and its polite attention.
THE NATIONAL MEETING.
9 Mr.. Palmer announced that the National
Wool Groweis' Association would meet al
chicago on May !, and suggested that this
ASSOCIATION should send delegates to thai
meeting. He had himself attended, the Iasi
annual meeting, and found 1t OF great inter.
est. he hoped this State would BE- we'll rep.
resented at the coming meeting. He moved
lnst I'VE delegates be appointed by the Chair,
aug tnat any other members Of the StateiA As.
ISOLATION who attended the Chicago meeting
90 accredited as representatives. This mo.
ton prevailed, and the President named tho
following gentlemen as delegates: - ~
Peter Pugh, Of Hancock county.
J.. g Glss, Of Brooke.
EN- Atkinson, Of Ohio.
John 1ngraham, OF Marshall.
GeosgeH. Mots.t, OF Upshur.
y motion of MI. A. K. Jacob, It was Re,
solved thai any member Of a county organi.
zalion In West Virginia might become q
memoet OF The Slate Association by sendiog
ats name and the 81 fec TO the Treasurer.
= NJ. Jonn =; Jacob made aspsech on behalf
stock was subscribed by members Alter
which the meeting Adjourned. ~
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GEEAr bargains 10 damaged goods ct J.W.
F.rrei's corner Main and twenty-lirst slree,s,
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WANTFD-LADTES AND YOUNG
IVY Men In CITY or country distance no oblec.
tion) who are ont Of employ ment can hayo kteady
work at thtir W homes all the year round Worr
sent by mail: simple and easy; good salary: ma
Mas, Box 6iC0. NJ .sgg5 w.
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ANYnopySc can catch a cold now. Tho trou-
Die il to let 20, like the man who caught the
;bsar. I'VE advise our readers 10 keep q bot.
tic Of d.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
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TherniOMetor Record.
The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed ct schnepfsdrug store
Opera House corner:
SUNDAY.

Va. 1883. 2 1884.
IAN. 8 r. X.7r.A. IA. N. u n. 8 r. Nj r. N.
. 81 81 80 81 e. ~ 80
SUNDAY,
1873 FfL-fSE:., Q 1854 .ss
2 i. ~ u n. 3 r. Y. 7 P. u. II AM. y ". s P.M. IT.
g Is 40 ID ~ 81 &c q
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Square.