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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-30
Commits sI0ner's Sale.

Agent West Virginia Real Estate 4
WellsbuTg, ". Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-30
The MILLION Tree.

The brown bark willow is the best tree
Tor absorbing Miasms, and is fast grower
IL oyerCUmes the smoke and bends grace
.ulIy TO the wind. IL is good tree for the
sidewalk. Raise little smoke OF sulphur
al d resin under the trees when the nests OF
SOlms first sppear. Have the articles for
: o IN Oke always ready in the msla, YES
-: II can be carried under the trees read
". and also in the cellar. A dust Of lime
over the yard and in the cellar during the
-pring, summer and fall i'm proves plants,
lrsss, end the inhabitants both in III Jrals
and heslth.
The AIanthus tree when in boom is dele
'tIirus 10 the lungs.
how beautiful the bank OF the Ohio II
grsrefuliy shaded by trees; sud, as the
willow resists the smoke and wind, 1t is
The tree for Wheeling. 1t is toe grandest
purifier, rs it grows faster than any other
tree.
II persons inquire in markets for them, |
think they will be brought from the banks
Of streams around Wheeling. Every child
should be taught to cultivate trees, flowers
ard grass, so necessary TO health and re-
hnement Every Sidewalk should have
'rees for health AMI comfort. The leaves
hey drop are good dressing for the
ground. Many hills are ready TO slip, not
being Etld by roots OF trees or stones.
Chrcfgn las beautiful streets shaded by
willows,
\ CITIZEN o. EXPERIENCE.
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turning out more glass than ever
During the past week fifty-eight pots,
nearly four times around the furnace,
were made. This is rather nearer sixty
pots, which is magnificent work. The
ware being made Is principally pressed
ware. James Pennington Is back In
the packing room. II. e. Swami, the
blacksmith, has resigned and the COM
pany will hereafter have their Work
done by Samuel Heaton.
ave are doing splendidly" said man
ager Bird, at the blast furnace Mike
Clarity, the filler had his eye seriously
hurt the other day and is laid up In
consequence.
At Wood Bros brick yards, large
new dry house is being erected.
The Standard mill will be off o'mor-
row, Tuesday and Wednesday on &C
count of repairs. Thomas Fury and
Daniel Fisher have taken the place OF
Il b. Mays, as roller, who has been ap-
pointed manager, vice Mr.. Lindermsn.
Joseph Roberts, formerly of the stand
ard has accepted a position in the htna
as Sheet roller.
Very little is being done at the Elson
this week on account OF the strike OF
the carrying out boys against reduc-
tiOn of five cents per turn, giving the
fOrty-five. The boys are wrong and
the company will close down before
they give them fifty cents.
The HoYle-Jones. Manufacturing
Company has elected Rev. +. K Jones,
Pr, dent; and +. J. Hoyle, Secretary
and Treasurer. Considerable more
stock has been subscribed and more Is
wanted The flood knocked of about
$4,000 in stock, which amount they
expect to secure before operations will
begin as they think this will be the
proper thing TO do.
At the Belts keg factory everything
is again working smoothly. About 20
men are busy. making kegs for the
Laughlin mill. The barrel factory,
with a half dozen or so men, is working
every day making barrels anu casks,
for which there is ready demand.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf, of Mann's toun Try,
who has been laid up with a sore hsnd
for several months, returned to work
on Friday.
The forge department and three shee'
mills at the 1Etna were off yesterday to
make repairs to the engine. Manager
Lewis Jones will leave this week for
tue South aud West recuperating. His
son Harry will have charge during biz
absence. w. b. Smith, plate roller,
has gone TO CovingtOn, KY, to work;
Wm. Patterson, heater, and Richard
Axis, catcher, left yesterday for Gin
cIruati to work in a mill. The bar
mill, which has been OFT OH account OF
repairs, will resume the coming week.
James Kelly is back from Chicago,
working with Joseph Roberts on Sheet
mil No. >.
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THE BUSY INDUSTRIES
over al Martins Ferry-MIlI Notes
GOOD Production at the Buckeye
Glass works, Etc.

over al Martins Ferry-MIlI Notes
GOOD Production at the Buckeye
Glass works, Etc.
The I4aughlin mill continues running
to its fullest capacity, turning out large
quantities of nails which are being
shipped almost as fast as manufactured.
Manager A. l.. Wetherlaud will likely
be succeeded by Mr.. VIM. Ford, who
has had charge of the engines since the
mill was built. Will Heed, 3 hookup
at the muck rolls, is laid up with
typhoid fever. Mathew Jones is on in
his place. Dennis Mccarthy, one Of
the helpers, has quit and will keep ss-
loon for Jack Brsnnon. Eugene Burris
has resigned his position and will go to
braking on the c. & p. road. Frank
Seals, Of the Buckeye glass works, has
begun working here. OwenS Giggens
will succeed Bob Brunch as helper at
furnace No. II, who goes to Dennison.
The maehinist Mr.. w. II. Hobbs, Is
turning q new set Of muck rolls. The
scrap furnace is on In charge OF Mr..
Jno. Lewis. The boys continue making
quick time at this mill and are happy.
AT the Buckeye glass works trade Is
reported improving somewhat. The
lower furnace with Its fifteen pots Is
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PETS OF THE PUNsTERs.

The bark tick region - a watch
makers stere.-Chicago Sun.
Best material fDr "kilt suit"-Mum-
my cloth.-Boston Bulletin.
"Hicw is the title OF q new move
The critics will hac it.-Salem sun
beam.
The man who willed his body to q
medical callege made dead giYe'awsy.
Salem Sunbeam.
Ten cents make a dime and ten dimes
make a dollar store diamond.-Phila-
delphia Chronicle Herald.
When a maiden takes her tstting to q
sewing circle she expects to meet with
others who will tat-too.-1onkers Ga
7Ptte
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THE GLASS MAKERS.
Trade Notes, Local aud OtherWIse.


The glass houses in this city are all
making full time, though the owners
report prices very low aud the demand
not very good.
The glass actOTy at Fast StrOudSburg,
Pa, is again IN operation after long
iuleneSS.
The new glass chimney factory of
Thomas Evans Il Co, Pittsburgh, is
rapidly approaching completion.
The tableware factories are all run.
ming steadily, and prospects for the
,pring trade are gOod.-Labor Tribune.
Wightman's glass bottle factory,
Pittsburgh, Is in full operation, after
nav ing been idle since July, 1888.
The glass blowers Of Melville, New
jersey, are said to be preparing for the
establishment Of glass works on the CO.
operative plan.
The flint glass factory at Hamilton,
Ont, viii shut down shortly, being
unable TO complete with the factories
i'm Montreal and Nova Scotia because
OF the importation UffUreign labor uuder
contract.
he Eureka GIasS company, recently
Incorporated in Belleyille, ILL.,, has
purchased four acres OF land in the
western portion of the town, upon
which to erect factory in the spring.
Twenty-four Of the Belgians em-
ployed by Day, Williams Il Co., win
dow glass manufacturers, of Kent, o.,
have Joined the Glass Workers Asso-
citation. This is the last of the scab
factories.
-
The ice mnchiue at Srhmul6ach' :
brewt ~ " i'll hr tested this week.
The pottery is running full force and
trade j. reported good.
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TNoR RENy-Af A MoplNAf1 Yyou11
u that oommodiom brick owsllinG h0en0
No % thirteenth strsek containing nfDeT
rooms, two halls, bath room, waaN- hoo1C -
Z q. Wide No l2Os Main street dsdhsA0
Il Zane street, teven roomA bath room and
laundry. Newly .papered; grained throosh.
ont: hot and cold water. knduire of w.D.
CUSHING. Belmont Nail Company. mrl1h
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Notice TO Creditors.

ITO THE CREDTIORs OF GEORGE w.
Colts. deceased.-In pursuance OF de.
c1ee of The Municipal Court OF wheeling, N
inta made In a cause therein pending, 70
snbisci The real estate Of the said 'eorgs W.
I,otts 10 the Payment OF bis debts, you are
rsnuiIed 10 present. your claims against tns
dication u Joseph r PAUL. commissioner IN
cbenceTy. AT his once, No. I'D Chspline
strset. iiS the city Of Wheeling. Ohio county.
West Virginia. Cd or before tuesday me 90
xitness, Thongs NJ. Darrah. clerk OF said
conrt. tbfs 2sfh dsy OF Feb, usrv, 1884,
mrloavy THOMAS N. DARRAH- CLERK
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WHAT'S NEEDED.

"A Raj 10 Govern Manufacturers, Com
-, prnIBE Tbc"r 40 Sell at Card Rates.
\ The N'ralgsmated Association, il it
wishes t. boone moae popular in al
neireles, should make law providing
hat N'if any mill cut, prices below the
sard rate, then all uAion men working
IN thar nall stall, after due notice to
he owners, cease work aud close the
mill Down"
There seems to be no doubt but that
she association can DO it. Have not
The Glass Workers Association done it?
One thing is certain; the Association
would have the support of all honest,
lpright mill owners, and il they would
snfoEre the rule strictlyit would be but
a sboi tiue until all mills would sell
Their nails at the card rate, instead Of
tof 3 IS Il ~ now are, umderselling
tstn crler AZ every opportunity.
Inht - the true reason for the dcpres.
donlD the price of nails, The manu-.
lfAotUftTs have no one to blame but
themseiv,S, and majority OF them
would hail with delight tue Amalgam-
ated association if il would pass a law
eompelilng manufacturers to sell at the
card rate.
Some people might say that it is none
oil the wUrkmeuS' business what price
an owner sells his nails for, but con-
tend that II j. their business, aad il of
the most vital Importance 10 the work
men.
Inlhe first place, il the msnufacturers
are Moved tO uuderse.l each other, that
bripgs the price Of nails down, and then
you heaT cry Of Low prizes yes
viii have 10 be reduced or We cart
rum from the manufacturers. Now,
II the Amalgamated Association made
q Law ami stood up 10 il strictly, dear
reader, you would find that in less than
threenOutCs the price of nails would
adyapCe and the tone Of the market be
much improved, Why? Simply b.
cal,se the iObbsrs would know they had
70 ooS at stated prices or else DO with
oul.
a. the issue now stands, the jObbers
'hndpUt that the manufacturers are
anxipus to sell their nails, and they
,say ~ want 10000 kegs, but | will
pay bnt so much" naming a price that
krpbably - cents per key less than
3the Ard rate. The manufacturer comes
Gown rather than lose the sale. and thus
prizes 80 10 pieces. claim that the
',AmnIgamated Association should do
this ~ self protection, and am backed
up mn by the concurrent views Of saw
eral manufacturers.
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MILL NOTES.
what Iron workers are Doing Here
and ElSeN here.

WMNA run "OrAers are Doing Here
and ElSeN here.
Tbs Top mill blast furnace will cake
down about the middle of next month.
hetcouble at Marshall, Van Fossen
& Co.'S coal mine has not been settled.
AL reports to the contrary notwith.
,standng. Both sides are still firm.
An the mills in the city are working
filn TIME, and will probably 50 continue
until he nail market depresses in priee
kelow the actual cost of production.
The nail mill st Clifton, Mason county.
West Virgins, is at workagain.
TIE Plate mill Of McIlwaine's rolling
mill d Reading, Pa, Is idle.
The Cleveland rolling mill is ONLY
nlncIDg one turn in the rail depart.
ptct at present.
SIS & Les'ig, ofPottstown, Pa, pro-
'<<o build q ne v rolling mill and nail
41<ofy in the near future.
ne nail factory at Niles, Ohio, is rum
nirE full time, and the eOOpers are
oSl'1ed to run night and day to supply
nc roll nR mill at the works OF the
ersey Steel and Iron Company,
tf+hton, Is bow running.
4#1Dg to lack Of orders, thirteen
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To Begin Operations Next Month-In-
IeresIiBE Notes from the Mia and
Glass Factories.

To Begin Operations Next MOnth-In-
teresIiDE Notes from the MIA and
Glass Factories.
At the steel plant a large force Of
wOrkmen are busy putting IN Gne heavy
machinery, anu getting things in read
hess for starting about the middle OF
April. The plant will be enclosed with
a nigh board fence for a month or 50 ~
least to keep out the people. The pro
cess OF making the steel Is dangerous,
and "a there will be great anxiety to
see it, the fence will be put up To avoid
accidents, and prevent the public from
interfering with the employees. There
appears to be no doubt but what the
process will be successful.
Everything is working satisfactorily
at the nail works. In anticipation OF
the success of the steel plant, some Of
the boilers aud their assistants are look
ing out for work elsewhere. Recently
a small quantity of steel nail plate was
received at this mill and worked up by
some of the nailers, who failed to dis
cover any difference between 1t and the
old iron, but they will kick If the pro-
cess proves a success. Friday was pay
day. The blast furnace will soon re-
the shipments are still heavy.
Owing TO the Indictment weather, the
work of putting up the Enterprise glass
works progresses slowly.
At the Belmont glass works they are
not doing any better than at our last re-
port. There appears 10. be little pros
reefs of the upper furnace starting up.
Mr. III. X. Hess has the contract for
rsiptirp and graiuing the handsome
new offices and sample rooms. Mr.. n.
GrOtz, of the Belmont, is laid up with
iufammatOry rheumatism.
Mr.. Al. BOggs is back from success
full Western trip i'm the interests OF the
Goblet works. The warehouse OF the
factory is completed and in use.
Tue National glass works Is doing as
well as ever. The office has been hand
>omely repapered and painted. ,
\ Lumber Of BOhemlans nave Jolhe9
those already working in the Barnard
coal mines. The tipple of their mines at
tie river is being repaired.
Harry King, OF Mt. Pleasant has De
gun working in the harness shop oil IL.
H. Free.
Mr.. II. X. Hess, the painter reports
business good with splendid outlook
ahead. Mr.. w. NJ. Halpin, OF IAnes-
willie, is the latest addition to his force
of men.
The Lantern Globe Works, the Bottle
Works the Window Glass factories, the
foundry, the lantern factories and the
stamping works report trade as good IS
ever. also Barnhill, the boiler maker.
Trade is picking up with us considera-
bIy. ia the way an -Etna glass works
man expressed it to the REGISTER re-
porter Yesterday. Owing to the repack-
! ing of flooded ware the factory has not
been working full but soon will be.
The machine shop is doing sPlendidly.
| The Secretary, Mr.. Ed. Bowie is back
from pleasant visit to his home in
! MARYLAND. Arthur Walling and Fred
Stead, who have been on the sick list
/ are back at work.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or OHIO CoUN
l. Tl West Virginia,
Berger & Hoffman

IL THE CIRCUIT COURT Of OHIO CoUN'
L Tl. West Virginia,
Berger Hoffman
Henry Otto s s o,her !" '"AH'e'''
The undersigned, special commissioner,
hereby gives notice that Dy virtue of the Au.
uoriiy vested IN him by decree made ~
Eaid court In said cause on the I'd day OF
January. A. ID. lssi, he will, on THuksDAf,
TIE nth DAY or APRIL, A. d. 1881, com.
mencing st 10 O'Clock T. M, sell ~ publio
auction nj the front door OF the court houss
Of .a!d SoTn IN The Si S 81
bidder, the following described real estate.
win the buildinsa and improvements hsre-
% ny the liens thereon in said decree named,
he COTS OF laid spIt and the expense of said
,nis, ,ueh real estate being described A. fol.
ois Nos. rs, 10, n and 80 in the town OF
IIiadeIphia, in said county and btste: also.
snou or piece Of land lying and being
ITs creek, ubrough which lar d two streams
OF water now, which streams Of water are
pot 10 be diverted from their present chsn.
nsis ~ Syou sny pess'Fn o G '2g eslSpnx s
stone corner TO said Henri onto, In krum.
mics line, and thence running north G'
70 Kr%m ME nfs on the .a.t SIDE OF The string
run; thence runDins south ~, west ~ ieet
or IL "a 20 poles TO a stone corner 10 krum.
ib ,g Sn running south as east 9riX feet OF
Il b.Il poles 10 q STONE corner 70 Krummis;
and thence running north 81 east ~ feet or
" 1913 poles 10 the place OF beginDipt, con-
tsinir one scre and being ssme property
conveyed 10 said Henry Otto by william
Rrurn mie and wife By deed dated Octobsr !,
% 4. and now recorded In ths once Of toe
clerk ~ the county court OF said COUNTY, In
deed book Is, at page 2F.
The above d.scr6ed property Ia peculiarly
valuable for butcbeTtng purIo~es and bAs
hetn ustd for such business ~ well ~ for RS.
id,nce by said Henry otto.
TERMS OF SALG-Dpe third OF tho purcheSS
u onry end as much moro theresf ~ We
IuTchD tr msy elect To pay, cash In hand,
IN Q rtsldu ne thereof IN two equal instalfnente'
beaTibg Interest from the day OF sale, psy.
sbI. In dix ana twelve months respectively
from such cay, the purcbaer 70 give na
bonds 10 yable 90 such special c0mmisncpW,
with security therein satisfactory ~ HIN.
and TIE title 10 the property pure haasd - %
retained a. further security until the-pay
un.nt In full Of III Q purchase money.
ALFkED tALDwELIr
special Comminonsf.
&c. HERvEy. Auctionesr.
hereby certify that bond and secuhty IN
The r.na1ty Of {zy0c has been given By the
above named special comnjss,opsr - re-
ouired by law and The decree ~ ,aid court
John W. hfrCHELL<
Clerk OF said Court
vHEzLrss, March 6, I%L m-N
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NOTICE TO TAXI DEPosITIoSs.

The nonresident defendants, Mary A For
her. Johp Forke-, william b. Norman. RoD-
EFT y Norman, Ida Lee Norman, George 4.
Norman, Charles Norman, and A!nert X
t,OEgo of Thomas Y. Hervey, James ". Hor'
man ard I r. Jones win taken 81 the Law
once Of James =. Rogers, a No. l3l7 Chap
nGe street, in the city Of wheeling, In the
state of West Virginia, on the "a day OF
april A. d. 1854 between the hours OF y
O'Clock a. m and O'Clock p. M, 10 be read
In evidence in the a 9oye ma IN I'd caus on ne'
hsIf Of said com plainantr Thomas !: heI,
the said depositions shall not be comm need;
rT being conmer ced, shall OF be com Dlsted
Ssiopr ned from time TO time until the same
shall be completed. uvpvvy
PvI.F. JONES, his solicitor. nrsoaWt
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For Rent.

HNEOF THEAoST DESIRABLE HOUsEg
~ on the Island. next 70 Episcspal church,
new and hnely finished, containing seven
rooms and basement kitchen: bath room
and water closet; bot and cold water. In.
ouire Of E. L. Rose, IS Twelfth street or Capt.
John Mcclure, Island. mrith
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he WAGE WORKERS.
! Industrial intelligence OF tho
Past Week
THIS VICINITY AND At LAHsE'
Is Concerning the Iron Men, Coal
Miners. Cigar Makers, Glass
Blowers, Railroad Men,
ETC., &c.
THIS VICINITY AND At LARGE
STEEL PLANTS.
: They be an improvement 10 -"
Workmen or Not:

raI They be an improvement
Workmen or Not:
ne Iopg.talked otstseI plant WILL II
- are to be believed, be in opera
y. IN -, next six weeks, and, as one
snaner in his city stated, 1.-The pud-
-, dspsrtment will be closed and the
',sjIers discharged" Taking 1t ior
,snted that the steel plant Will De
An for operation by the middle Oh
a Nav, and even going further anu
'ring that it will commence opera,
80 then, dos not mean that it VIII
Al success, By any means.
IL fact. there IS no steel plant III the
r3ted states to day that is making
"a for nails exclusively, IS this plant
@iibave to do. Steel nails cannot De
a upou the market for the same hS'
Il mat IRON nails can, and until tuaI
a i accomplished no steel plant that
"a Grated to make steel for nails only
III amount To anything.
Il tli, city the starting OF tue steer
"a = al B,llsire aud Benw0Od VIII De
II he'd with great interest, aud not
IL i'm this clty, but in the entire COM
"a ,ty adjacent 70 the city, for the
.>, N. reason that should IL become a
that means q paying IN
ss{p,.ui-tue other mills viii all I'M
'etiia',lv erect steel plants OF thelr
ra Looking at this from one ~'aud.
s.nt il would be a great lmprOVeuLeU.
an city, by the addi,iona. amoiu, OF
~ ~ which ~ Il have to ue expended
On. the wOrkIugmgu % erect The
II suppose. kind readers, you in'H
ii non. mul workman view. Thea
'tb .r,ure - exactly opposite, f'' ;.t-
49,: I'm the first place, the coa.rt'+S
ii % erection OF these steel p''H.-
al q 40, be- let TO Wheeling P'r.i'~,
"A ~ reason that they have u'. 'ae
I'll ties Al hand 10 fulfill suuu drr'
"a nor could they do the WON tpr
Name money The large establish
nc ia Pittsburgh and etss"I''''
al IN other implrJAus islilr OBJ
eAI,j,rt =. should they buli 80
ani here. u would not take hAl. 'lr
mi ~ 81 m.n 20 run them tItt "a
NJ mpl"yei in tie pudding d-u'c.-
tni "f our mills.
A workmun, during q cDuvtr,ti.'l
|, EbiS subject yesterday, remarked;
ote manufacturers have been trying
7 Means 10 grt up some kind Of q
ZINC Iy which the AmalgAmated
I'D, fatl6n can be weakened, SO that
oen an issue was ~ ised on the wage
,e>tion the manufacturers would De
'-tain of a victory. Now, suppose the
81 plants are a sUrce~S; then the pui-
ind department i done away with,
"a Ehat Is the strougesr faction in the
ma gamated Association, simply be-
.rse there j. no great difference IN the
81 amuug them. O2e furnace pays as
nch ~ another, while IN all other de-
.flmeu'~ Ola anil there ! great diff
renee On iun-. one jUo paving SO or >l2
day, WINE. aIo,her, wherr the work
abolt The same, Ou'ypNy> = or - per
~. VAa. Is %gy the pUldlug depart
entiS t1,r strongest one i'm the Anal
.matci N~-ocratlru. | do not believe
e d. plant will lee a success, aud
'ere6Dr,. advise the puidler~ not 70
uufasy &auU, their obs
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IN CHANCERY.


The object OF TINS suit is 10 r"rn'"r from
4 . estate OF joan Norman, de .. led. Inc
IN OF 81 D. with interest ihtr 90 rom the
l,,dav OF ApTil, 1876, until pai., '.'L 10 SAB.
f-Cf atracr OF land con tGining i've acres and
.,vep poles situate on Magraws run, in ONO
T., uuty, West Virginia. o! which sdll John
NuTInsn died seized, 20 the pay M Mt thercoi,
aid sum BENZ ar unpaid oalan &c nt puT
II nsP money due Sid complainant 10 taid
and spd Tor general relief. AUD " appear
nv fIOm AN affidavit Gled in this cause. al
;bESe Rules, that the defendants, May a.
Errker John fOrker, william Norman,
Robert 4. Norm an, Ida Lee Norman, George
. Norman, Charles Norman and Albert X
Norman are nOn-residenB OF the a,e OF
West Virginia, and they not having been
served with process In this Euit, on motion
OF he plalnt!ff by bus solicitor. his order o.
puhIiCstion IS entered against them, ami II
Is ordered that the said defendants. Mary A.
Forker, John Forker, William B. Norm m,
Robert g. Norman, Ida Lee Norman, George
A. Norman, charles Norm an, and Albert h
Norman, are required To appear Within one
month after thedate Of the first publication
of this order and do what IL necessary 10 pro
,ect their Interests: II IA further ordered that
This order be published and posted as re
Wines. John W. Mitchell, clerk OF said
CONT al he court mouse Of said county, this
ID day of March 1854, 10 wit: March Rules,
SsI. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the Grst time March =, l88i:
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL CIerk.
IF. JONES solicitor for complainant.
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Sealed Proposals..

OFFICE OF THE CRY WATER BoARD
WHEELING, w. Va, March %, 1884.
S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceived at the ONCE or the City water
Eoard until saturday, March 20, 1854, at 8
o'clock p. m, for furnishing and delivering 10
the City Water Works mixed coal for one
year, beginning on the LIST day OF April, 1854,
pay mentS to be made monthly. TIE contrac.
Tor 10 give bono and security for the fulfill
D. cnt OF the contract The City Water Board
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