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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

#. snoris me- pleasure 10 announce
Il .ha, | have orcs.esi a Sh"p one .l"uf
w~>, III James Wtth. Jr 4 bvufa SIRE
foo III. III arai7,:nfr ~ Rn-.s-s. .ar.
rizg,s. Naeurs. &. | wi'. sIst .lu re
ua,rir. u M, . 81. NJ ~lrsis-s +isl ne
liberal. | ~41iici, . >hs't N The .1s,rln-
sst t3 tire ,.ubis.. asti xill e.rIeasor 20
please.
ERNEST u. CHEEK.
N,!t-o!r. :. e.. t-h s.h 49,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
O+F1CE OF 1TE Oh
OyONu OBSER YER
Is on . ST. OVER
HAYES DRDG 4sTOkE ~
l.. eseestA RNh 6ra.

n. easefsa Hnh Gro.
s.>~e the advertisement Of safe OF
hla,b.r property.
Nov i. the GMe TO give your
J., SuTn's WoHa. OIL.
Re, W IL Wilhelm will pre4ch
lie Presbyterian church Al CAkp~'
sunday, oh inst.
-Bu.ne.s can go withou u, zdrer-
I .nr - can = wagon go withou'
f.ea,p. bu, ia both cases j, II hard
SEE ,h- very attractive adver
R.rornt II .,he National Tobacco.
3r4lrsf It's n.c,l eI,ersis civ l..
n a,mrt f,lt c.nu;rv. an
$3.50 grow u l." n't fiv",
! rmtr IL, ~. h i" lot '''"bl."
1-m nach ,hi. winter. We mc,t
Son. wood rntt a~a>, aud hope
ka- al shrn 4I!I M'ng "ra i~ad7o o.
-
Gu ,oun, fu,ul. Nj. w j
I.-,,'.. :. n,.,,h, >h,, f., a.;
3fni. It blacksmith WORT. He II
d iese l'hc'Al shsre
pc ptropa.r Of the pubic. : I,
j. i!vnissmrn,
-Nntrr Fl,uh,, X. F~aucc,,c
k,ar IL, rd,tm !. p...en, the other
D. 5: zoe 10. OF robins. "Speck>
e"A,'ri = Ia'ss rumber OF eotins
F'.es''n, and is entitled to promo.
''n Let Alm be Known hereafter
>p"i Fauccste,
-livr courage enough 10 review
! our conduct to condemn il. where
H. lr,cc, faults; 10 a,uc,d j, I"
H. beat II your ability: To MAX.
k&~i resolve. Tor YOU, tu,ut,. pu;d.
9nce. anl 10 carr, out your r...,lu.
R"s
Ct5'lrcn ot,cn wake in the nigh,
aboru,us fever, and the p.ren,
y at. lo.. 10 lc6ne the cause
Worm. Worms, are a, work, A
fo'e q Shrmcr's Indian Verm;Fupe
p he only remedy. Fo, .,,e hv "
HAYES, Druggist.
MI. O n Hox.. eu.h;.h
kui il HilI.ho,o ia, al ,n..
>@.stin. the -x,uLl,ovn ,~o,u,.. .,d
k,abI. c,n,v -...r.
.,.,,
"o'' Of isa'c'gn. M
doing large business
''''' candies are good and pure
Hsi ~hcn the merchants bux rand,
p kov.,er !; ..,i. .,a .,..,nh
WI VIC uSuuo.
4. viii be seen in on, .dxer
Fsrs cotum, Tim Cu..,.C--:
r'oas,. have called ,o..,;,s oe,h.
%s'snr.:e. Of o,,r,. Con,,x ;,
A..ier The ou..,,o, rs -..;..
'ieropri,,io, g, ~ -
"sg our good old conn,r ,.,,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
GALE OF V.ALU ABLE PRO
PERTT

GALE OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTT>
On Monday. March 3lst. 1894, ut the
court hn,,se door IN Hili<bOrO. in obcdi-
rncc TO = faetfe q: tie Superior Court.
| will offrs Cor s,ir tor cash. y tract Oh
aud ia the -sunfy "f Oe+hg-. ne,r Me-
,.an-viilr. t-t1e'afuius AMut 100 acres.
south of N.+. H.-R. e.. aud deacrihed
in mortgage executed nv a. ". Cheek
to W.. A. smith
"A, ", GRAHAM.
March l. 1881. Commissioner.
At the time and place Above named.
by vi,tue Of = mortgage executed by
A.. ". Cheek aud NtsN AN July s, 1879.
| will offer fol sale for cash, Il tract OF
land Oh the waters OF Seven Mile
Creek bounded. on the west by l,nds ri
Martha !. Smith. ~ tNH North by land.
If \. e. K. Il. Co., on the east by lands
OF the late Geo. 4. Mchanc. and on the
south by tho road from Hill1boro to
Greensboro containing about 80 acres.
TO satisfy the said mortgage:
March I, 1854. ,
At the same time and place by virtue
of \ mortgayecxec,ifed By 4 W. Cheek
| and wife on Feb. !. 1884. on both Of the
above described tracts Of land. I will
unite i'll the above safes in order tn sat-
isfy the mortgage executed I" me.
NJ. \. CHEEK.
March !. 1885,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
ORANGE COUNTY ,cOMM1S.
SIONNRS.

i. The Beard Of Vcr~.y Comuis.
.ioners me AsreA 3d. in regular
.e~"'"n Present, Il. 4. Hail. Ci,,r.
'nss; JIM. E-Lyoa .aj d. +. Nor.
row. Commissioners
A new road Wa. est ID iisbed com.
aSeocing near Elmore Fasce,ies
ranning east and io,ersecsioR With
the ltoxboro voad. Mesyrs. james
k.*Juoer, Chalrma.. Frank Comp.
ton. james Terrell Il 4. McDsde
and John AcCerktu were appoint.
ed . eoamh,ec 10 by ~ Tic said
eoad s,pl snsr@ 6ansgc
1t~ ovexscer Of The new rosa
4roda Wesley 'Comp.on's 70 Ii. Ain.
asance line. WAS instructed to sum.
mon road hands 30 open ss,d road.
Wm. Waegoner. J S. Harsis, w,
L. Rhew 1od r. J. Ctley were ex.
empted from pott tax.
The usual quarterly setsl~men,
vas made With The Treasurer on ~.
oouut of the tchui 'f1nd.
Application was made Cor q new
scaool d,siri 70 be formed out OF
paris Of Cool Spruag, Elm Grove,
I4M Carr ADD. Osesaea Uksrsk,. and
The C*esk aathoriGel 70 S;ss notice
10 the various commiseea
The Applications Tor .bsidges owe,
Little River were laid ovss.
Measrs. &c. Thonpson, Jno. ii
Smith md S. T. Kirkpatrick were
appointed acoaauitsee TO condemn
\ site for = school house for whue
childre" in Ridge District, and re
port TO the eext a,ee,leE.
VariOas kcc0uOts &afowed.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW SMITH SHOP.
T>HE C\DEkSrS NED has opened \
l. shop for all kinks Of blacksmith
work In rear Of Mr.. t. :. Cn,ley's fur
nit,re tore. | have ma several years
experience. hpSi~< worked ut Company
Shops, Nc. r. t.. and else where. and
feel confident that I can do such work
a. will give entire satisfaction. solicit.
y share 'f~A e t>rklic p.srcnage.
W. J.. fKtTfGREW.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

-Preacding At the Presbyterian
church The h. ana Sd sdnd.ys, and
prayer meeting every Weduesday
night.
The weather for the past ten
days has been very severe on to.
baeco plants.
bishop Lyman Will visit Hills
boro on April ll,h, Good Friday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
rAt.L.ED MEE11SEC or TIL

(AI.I.ED MEEI1SE5~ OF THE
OAhD OE xAUisAR ATES.
The Magistrates OF Orange County
will meet with the County Commission
crs at t%~ S0e11 hokse Ia Hilisboro. on
Tuc.day. April /. 1884. ut II m. tu take
int" consideration the question Of
making All apprhpriatfo , for n County
exhibit ut the STATE Exposition to be
held III Raleigh in October.
1t l. earnestly Iesired that every Mag
isrs,e f. .Ae CoNn,y attend thiA meet
ing.
By order OF the Board
SOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

~. KlrrIeN RATES: =
,.,,. i, BE y.:e- " aay."s. IL:
is n'Ish+ =. !. O@.;
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08

extraordinary popularity ri
berry Pec.o.ai is the na,u.
OF i. use by intelligent
~ 'of over forty years. II has
~1ao'y proven itself the very
.no~n specific for oil colds,
s' ard pulmonary eou,lsiu,..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-03-08
/ MARVELLOUS STORY

fh0n TIE son: 80 Pc r. s.. ~"
"Qeaslsass: Ny fHsafsk taAle ~ Glover.
" Ne - bssa . GesAs st2erer from Seros-
slA, and ~ inelossd lssssr viii tell ~ THAT
o0Arvo5ouo 0RDsk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
At the Theaters.

The holiday matinees are always
6onanzas to the places of amusement,
and yesterday was no exception. The two
theaters were crowded at both performances
and the museums drew large crowds. The
Ohio River Scow drew shrieks of laughter
at the Academy, afternoon and evening,
and will continue to do so until the end of
the week.
The Hanlons 1T the Opera House played
to jammed houses. The play itself is
mainly an excuse for introducing the pan
tomimic and scrobatic business, but it is a
model Of its kind A dissgreeab,e old ras.
cal goes and msrries the village belle q few
minutes before her own true love, the son
Of a 'rsle Irish sojer," arrives to go through
the same ceremorv with her. The old ras-
cal has another wife whom he deserted, and
the gallant Irish father knows all about
this. The only difficulty is to bring wife
No. l on, and as he is on the point OF
starting On mis- wedding tour in Switzerland
with wife No. "a conspiracy is formed to
accompany him and prevent him from OBJ
tanning q moments quite converse with
wife No. 2 until wife No. l reaches the
This brings a Continental compart-
ment railway carriage on the stage, and the
wonderful ~gymnasic fests that are per
formed therein throw ali previous efforts in
this line completely into the shade. Ordi-
nary circus ground and lofty tumbling is
unite it as candle light unto electric light or
as seltzer water into wine. The floor and
root are made to open in a most thrilling
way, and the final smashup Of the entire
before the spectators eyes is q really
novel and marvellous piece Of stage mechan-
ism. The play will be presented again to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28

Was Mussey's Alleged Interview With Au-
ditor Miller.
A REGlSrER reporter dropped in on
Auditor Miller yesterday and found him at
work getting matters in shape to turn over
The keys to his genial successor, Col. Duffy.
The scribe, however, ventured to apply the
pump and the Auditor responded quite
freely.
Said the reporter: "Mr. Miller, l see you
have been interviewed by F. d: NJ, a cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, and your interview has been pub
lished in some Of our papersY'
Interview! the devil" said Mr.. Miller.
When | was in New York last week l
casually met Mr.. F. d. Mussey, a CORE
spondent of the Commercial Gazette, and
bad a short conversation with him, in which
ne did nearly all the talking"
Il see you are quoted as having said that
West Virginia will not get any recognition
from the new administration, and that it is
al nonsense for enstor Camden or ex-Sen-
aior Davis to talk about q Cabinet posi-.
tionY'
lob, yes; l saw that published as a part
Of what purported to be an interview with
me, and T have simply to say, that no such
conversation took place, and that neither
Senator Camden nor ex-senator Davis was
mentioned in connection with a Cabinet po-
,ition, or any other position"
What did you say in regard to West
V%irginia's not being able to get any recog-
uition from the aew administration
Nothing at all. What do know about
Nr. Cleveland's purposes? think the new
resident understands his own business, and
he thinks West Virginia is entitled to
nything he will give it attention"
What do you expect TO do after March
1L?'
Oh! | have a great deal in view. Tn
.rst | shall do will be to perfect a patent
imp which will enable a newspaper inter,
lever to get in his work at long range"
Il am permitted to print what you hava
ust stated
Certainly, but remember to tell the
ruth?'
With this reporter helped himself to one
the Auditors cigars, put on his hat and
elired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
to Tarkey.

Wheeling lived high at the dinner hour.
Yesterday, and many a family enjoyed tn
best dinner of the year. As predicted b.
the REGISTER, the great influx Of Thanks
giving goods on Wednesday, had the efecr
OF greatly ~cheapening prices. Turkeys
dropped from 10 cents to l2l and even 10
and chicken, duck, goose, and all game wa
reduced accordingly. Market and garden
truck was plentiful, and prices such as TO
put them within the reach OF everybody. A.
a consequence, good dinners were general
all oyer the city. Hotels and boarding
houses did their best for their guests. At the
Mcclure a royal repast was spread, and at
ne Stamm and Howell Houses the same
The Capitol and Brunswick restaurants had
Extensive bills Of fares, and supplied extra
numbers Of hungry stomachs. The saloons
d toye a thriving trade in egg nogg and com
panion drinks, but there we wonderfully few
drunken men on the streets. In this regard,
the day was perfect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
At the Churches.


The services at all of the churches par
took of the Thanksgiving character. At
every one the congregation was unusually
large and the interest and appreciation
marked. At the Cathedral and the several
Catholic churches, mass was sung and the
usual impressive ~eeremonials performed.
Rev. Swope, at St. Matthews, and Rev.
Pierson al St. Lukes, each preached an III
teresting sermon on Thanksgiving and at
each a large congregation assembled. There
were no services at the English Lutheran
church; the Presbyterians joined in a union
service at the Second church n the Meth
dists at the Fourth street church.
THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN,
For some years pastit has been the custom
among the several Presbyterian churches to
come together, on this day, aud unite in Civ
ing thanks. This time the serviceswere held a,
the Second Presbyterian church, which was
completely filed by the congregations from
the United and FIRST churches, added to IT.
own. Reys. DR.. Mcclure and DIR. Cunning
BAN assisted DIR. Cooke, and Rev. Doru
blazer, of the Lutheran church, was also
present. The music was prepared Tor tn
occasion and was beautifully rendered b
The uuartette choir, composed OF Mlsse-
Williams and Forsythe, and Messrs, Da,
and Carson. Miss Emily WarwoOd was a
the organ.
The sermon was preached BY DR.. j. I.
Mcclure, aud was one of the ablest ever de
liyered in Wheeling. His text was take
from the commandment: Remember tn
Sabbath day to keep it holy He showe'
the obligation to the Almighty to sacredl
observe the day and inveighed against III,
customs of business in Wheeling that dis
regard the day in forms dictated neither b.
necessity nor mercy. The sermon was ex
~temporaneous, and as thoughts crowde,
upon him his eloquence increased, and b
held his congregation spellbound The ser
mon was freely commented upon atterwaro
as one of the best Wheeling ever heard.
UNION METHODIST SERVICES.
Union services of an imposing nature
were held at the Fourth Street NJ. +
chuch, on yesterday morning and evening.
At the morning service the Rev. J. L
Smith preached an eloquent sermon on the
rise and progress of Methodism in America
The evening services were conducted BY
the Rev. Frank De Hass, the subject of his
discourse being the History of Methodism. -
The subject was handled in a scholarly and
able manner, and was listened to with rapt
attention BY the congregation. The must
cal services were very fine.
In the evening, Mrs. Ida Martin, Wheel
ing's favorite vocalist sang an exqu. site
solo with great feeling and remarkable
pathos. This young lady was in splendid
voice, last evening, and 1t is safe 10 assert
that she never sang to better advantage
With proper cultivation there is a brilliant.
future in store for her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
Blue Friday,
Nv. j.. NJ. McGillin 4 Co.
STONE-ELSOS.

he Nuptials of Rev. Sumner Stone and
Miss Kate ElsOn, Yesterday.
A very pleasant family gathering assem-
led yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
". X. Elson, Esq, Of Martins Ferry, to
witness the marriage of his eldest daughter,
Kate L., to Rev. DR.. j. Sumner Stone, for
be last four years missionary to India.
lie marriage ceremony a performed BY
Rev. DR.. j. Z. Smith, of this city, assisted
Y Mr.. Holtz and Rev. DR.. De Hass, OF
%'artin's Ferry. The presents were umer
,us and some Of them rare and costly, show
lor the high esteem in which both bride
I'd groom were held in the community.
Dr.. Stones church in Bombay sent a unique
nd substantial evidence OF their regard for
hin and Of their appreciation of his serv,
cts while among them. The ceremony
ver, the company were invited to a sumpt-
lous repast, after which the happy bridal
party took the evening train for Cleveland
md Niagara Falls. They are followed by
he best wishes OF very many admiring
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28

This has been a holiday in our city.
Business has been suspended to a certain
extent and many have observed the ma.
tional and State Thanksgiving day in &C,
cordance with their several likes. Some
took the day for cunning and hunting in the
country, some went to dine on turkey with
friends, whilst others attended the union
services at the Disciples church. Rev.
Walkinshaw, ofthe Presbyterian church. de,
livered the union sermon and an excellent
one 1t was.
Our cornet band gave a dress ball, &Asi
night, with fair success.
The band will go to West Liberty Satur
day.evening to assist the Democrats to en-,
hven that own while they are applying the
Prevailing color Of the season.
Tbos. Everett is on the streets again after
an attack of fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
BENwOOD,

The factory Of the Benwooi Iron Works
Company was not in operation Wednesday
and Thursday.
There was quite a pleasant surprise party
At the residence of Mr.. j. Taylor Wednes
lay evening.
Miss Nellie Healy, of Wheeling is the
guest of friends here.
The Princess made its usual triTs yester-
lay.
A citizen of Bellaire, who was paying our
own a visit yesterday, and imbibel rather
RELY, fell over the river bank near Bern
tholfs saloon, but fortunately was not seri
ousIy injured.
DR., W. Morgan, of Mingo, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Luella Porterfeld, of Belmont, O.,
and Miss Emma Bowler, Of Wheeling, were
the guests Of Mrs. j. Vancuren, yes erday.
Rev. Prices sermon, last evening, was
heard by an attentive audience.
Renwood's quota of teachers will attend
the institute to-day.
The many friends of Mr.. Fred. Oser will
regret to learn OF his in~disposition.
The matinee yesterday afternoon was well
attended from here.
Thanksgiving services were held in all
the churches here yesterday.
Sunday hours were kept at the post-ofice
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
TURKEY TALK.
How the Great Day was Spent
In wheeling.
Quiet on the Street and interesting
in the Churches---Amusements
Booming and Social Affairs
In Full Blast.

Yesterday was not q white Thanksgiving
BY ADV means, and the day was altogether
too warm for a model day devoted to turkey,
A manifest tendency to drizzle all dsy
served to render things highly disagreeable,
and nipped in the bud many fond intentions
to paralyze the streets with new winter cos
TUNES. Still, the thoroughfares we're crowd
ed all day long, and far into the night, and
the rain, which threatened, did not come,
after all. In its general results and indl-
vidual aspects, the day was like all other
Thanksgivings. As usual the churches
were well attended. the theatres were
crowded and the family turkey discussed
with zeal and avidity. At night the vagrsnt
sound of music told of dancing and rev
cling, and so the day passed away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
wHEzaaNe wHrrrLmas.

Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.
The Belmont cooper shop was in opera
ton Yesterday.
The Belmont forge department will re-
sumo work to-day.
The Belmont nail factory will not resume
work until Monday.
The city collectors Office was crowded
with taxpayers yesterday.
The work of repairing the Belmont blast
furnace is progressing rapidly.
Anew workmen were engaged yesterday
in cleaning the street crossings.
S. IRON was appointed postmaster at Red
Shoals, W. Va, by the President, Noyem-
Der 25th.
The Riverside nail factory was working
nearly full force Yesterday. This was the
only nail factory in operation In the city,
The Great international Museum OF An
atomy, holding forth in the building next to
the Opera House, is drawing large crowds.
TAXPAYERS who wish to get the benefit
of the discount on city taxes had better
call at once. Only two or three more
days remain.
YESTERDAY, Lena Whiting, colored, Sho
was sentenced 10 WI years in the Peniten
iiary, was taken to Moundsville by. Deputy
Sheriff Blanchard.
A MUSICAL and elocutionory entertain
ment will he given at the Fourth Street NJ
Z. Church December 4, for the benefit OF
the Sundoy School.
EVERY member of Jefferson Escort Club
will meet at Jefferson club-room this even
irg. Business OF special importance to
every member. Be on hand.
A VERY interesting %stereopticon enter,
tainment was given last night at the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church, which was largely at
tended and afforded a great deal Of amuse'
ment to the audience.
Mr.. 7. T. HUTCHINSON wal suddenly call
I'd away last evening by a telegram from
Lancaster, Ohio, announcing the death OF
MS nephew, Mr.. Clover, prosecuting attor'
ney of the county in which Lancaster in To-
Gated
SEAL SKIN GARMEyTs.-It will pay any
lady contemplating purchasing a seal skin
sacoue or dolman to call at Geo. r: Tay-
lor's, and see the elegant garments he offers
bis morning at greatly reduced prices. The
garments that he offers were all made this
,eason and are the latest shape, manufactur'
d by the most reliable ~furriers in the coun
~. Mr.. Taylor will guarantee his gar
ments equal in every respect 10 representa-.
ion, in fit and quality, and can show all
ICES, from the largest to the smallest al
over prices than the same quality have
yer been offered.
SAMUEL HEMISG, VIM. Hance, Frank
Beeabout and Jacob Dillon, proprietor Of
he Columbia House, are the boss hunters.
these four gentlemen, in order to celebrate
hs election Of Gov. Cleveland, agreed to
o HE themselves away to the green fields
surrounding the village of Haneytown, Mar.
hall county. The result OF the second
lays sport was ninety-seven rabbits, two
pheasants and two squirrels. The joke OF
he days sport was, that Beeabout agreed
o carry all the game, be having shot the
asst game, one squeech owl, m~iStaking it
for a rabbit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
THE CANNON BALL.
subscription Acted On by HI specia
Committee.

subscription Acted On by the Special
Committee.
Yesterday morning the special Commit
zee on Railroads, appointed BY the Board of
County Commissioners, met for the purpose
of deciding on a suitable article of agreame nt
10 be entered into between the Mt. Vernon
Coshocton & Wheeling, Railroad Company
md the county of Ohio. The intention OF
he agreement is simply this, hat the rail
Dad wished the bonds subscribed to them
" the county be to placed in the hands of an
gent or trustee, who shall hold them until
he railroad company has completed their
road into this city, and have their cars run.
uing on it. The county, at this meeting
was represented by Messrs. Jordan & Rus
sell, and the railroad company by Mr.. Vim.
Hubbard. After talking the matter over,
The committee finally decided that Mr.. Rus
sell draw up articles Of agreement and pre-
sent them TO the committee next Saturday
afternoon at = o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-28
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