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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
IN ALABAMA.
Etxb, KIIIed and Thirteen In the Co
haba valley.

Eight Killed and Thirteen In the Co
haba valley.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February GA cy-
clone swept through the Cohsba Valley
Yesterday at noon. 1t is reported that eight
psopIe were killed aud thirteen injured in
that community.
The kilIed and wounded-
At Leeds the cyclone swept away the
action house on the rsilrosd, killing three
negrces, and an an old white couple named
Bass we're also seriously wounded.
Three miles south OF Leeds the house OF
John Poole was blown away and his son
and dsuP htsr and the child Of tenant IN
stsptIy killed. Poole, wife and four other
children were very badly injured:
TIE residence and premises OF DIR. W. r.
Wright, . railroad contractor, was demol-
ished. The body of Wrights mother
vss found a hundred yards from the
house fearfully msnglsd. Annie, Jennie,
Thomas James and Edward, children OF
DR.. Wright. all have their arms and legs
broken. Harriet McCrew, COOK, was
killed. OF twenty-four carts, two wagons
and three horses on the place nothing re-
NAMED but the Carcass of one horse. A
house occupied by NJ. Mclaughlin was
blown away and Mclaughlin badly hurt.
A neighbor, J. P. Lsndrue, and his wife
aud daughter all had their legs broken.
The house of q man named Kerr took fire
and Was then blown away. Mrs. Kerr was
fatally Injured. The railroad for several
hundred yards was thickly streEn with
debris, delaying trains
Further Less or Life.
Later intelligence but adds to the horrors
Of the woeful story. Vim. wesson, aged
IA, living near Ksrr's gap, Was killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
AFFAIRS IN THE S0UOAh
" has s'hinese 0ordSa is DOtnG Z
RhnStOus0s

what shinese 0oFdsa is DOtng ~
Rhsstouos
KHARTouS. February 2o.-dsneral DOR
don to day held leyee. The poorest
Arabs were admitted. lie has opened
Offices at the Palace to hess grievances.
The government books, containing
records from time immsmoSial OF the debts
OF the people. and publ,o whippings and
bsstinadoes, has been publicly burned.
A oouacil Of Arab notables has been
formed.
A prison in which two h1ndrsd wretchss
were loaded with chains las been found
snd ordered demolished.
The negroes are holding great rejoicings.
Europssns agree that GSrdSn's proclsms.
ton only means saving themselves and The
GgfIisODS
A fresh Bey-Shilook, aneno-wbo won
IN. decoration OF the Legion OF Honor un'
der Ms.rbsl Bazsine 10 MEXICO has been
.ppointsd commander Of the troops at
Kbsrtonn.
Ali the Soudsn.ze troops stsy at Khar-
,oum. but the white troops Boto Omduf'
man.
c2GCs.tr Rl Mabel 70 secure The releps of
he captive missionaries.
RasEMBER 0 complete cure Tor sches,
psiIs. sores, pimplss, urinary Aedimsnt..
disturbing dfssmA neryopsoess, despond.
ency. indigestion and general weakness of
mir d and body. brought on BY impropr
hssits or otherwise, 10 found In two or
rec bottles of DR.. 8uysotrs Yellow Dock
and sarsaparilla, ~ has been proven by the
experience Of many who long suffered. but
now feel we'll and strong 10 oil paru Of tas
bsJy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
LABOR TROUBLES.
- cooperative Rolling Mill at Bir-
m1ngham, Alabama.

cooperative Rolling Mill AT Bir-
mlngham, Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February CA dec
aisHOn vas fled to-day for a charter for
IN Sne Jefferson Rolling Mills at this place.
'ae project Was started mainly fer the
Deneit OF the last strikers at the Birming.
nam Rolling Mills, who are still unem-
P'oyet. The company is to be organized
ana the mill operated on q kind of q CO.
operative basis, shares of $40, and the
s.aT s.nsne Is for the strikers aud citizens gen.
tlauy 10 take stock. After maintaining 8
iTosI.'e attitude sgsin for about a week the
ZION Gloh men formerly employed at the Biz
S,.it w.HRham Rolling Mill have declared the
S,.Ae hrelly Oft. The mills are thus
U.lened to all who can get employmsnt in
sm; Tie inal break in the strike is due
ilaly la.uly 10 letter from VIM. Weihe, Pres.
80 80 o! the Amslgsmsted Association,
lie strikers,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
A GANG OF OUTLAWS
Raided and Broken mp In fAyette
County, Reansy lvaufa,

USIoNrOwN, Pa, February 2o.-People
living in the mountainous regions OF Pay.
elite county have, for some time, been ter
rorized by band OF highway robbers and
burglars, who made their headquarters in
the mountains and sailed forth net only
at night, but frequently during broad day
light to plunder. Two months ago the
Fairchance postoffice was robbed and 40
United States Inspector has since been on
the lookout for thieves. Early yesterday
morning the members of the band were
surrounded while attempting TO rob .
house, and in the fight which ensued
s. heridan Monteith waa fatally shot. The
Others escaped. From Monteith informa-
ton was obtained which led TO the discov.
cry Of the mountain hiding place Of the
gang and will result in the capture OF the
others,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
A QUEER SHOWER

i, ;ne TaIIS at ParkersburE - Che
h,ssn ma valley Observation-Disclosures
IIpu,rHrnt
$,s,iEl % tie RsgiS'er.
r,.-gssnra5. February 2O.-The ire
t.s..slr Judge Stuart, better know as
fChsp" STUART, of Doddridge county, is
\ s-s sga Will defend Wm. Yeaters, who
\ 5.sn nd. ted in the United States
foar. ;,r passing counterfeit money, and
! 5o vs, member Of the noted gang ar
ks:,sd oy the agents Of the Secret Service
Recruitment in lS>2. The majority of the
ks1g we're tried during the noted term Of
Il United States Court in January, 1855,
kach was
The Most Important Term
court ever held in Parkersburg, and
sch abounded in many interesting and
Gnng incidents.
TIE syndicate OF Western capitalists,
soVn as the Black Diamond syndicate,
/. s',lng 10 build the proposed
Kanawha Valley Railroad,
bnt guarantee 10 build and equip Que hun
! led miles ct road in TWO years, providing
J ,e ngat Of way is given them, aud will
sse Il 8 standard guage instead Of g mar
y guard, as az present contemplated,
/ SIulre William Baird, Of Writ C. H,
t..O!med your correspondent to-day that
j. iCnj5 necessary TO build the long
tAksj Of telephone irOm here to Burning
kynrgs have been raised, and they are
t1L:0-s.y awaiting the return OF good
fss,ler, when the line will be speedily
Eg.L
The genial John Carney, OF the firm of
.srney Bros is at his post again after
s-SaE, Y..:. with friends IN Wheeling and
Der points.
Acolv-ed man named Jack Sapp, con-
k.nplye, whose death vas FASTENED by
kIJOsure during the late freshet, and who
Il il the. Wolfe building, over the Singer
1ce, ,sst Saturday morning at 3 o'clock,
/ sy un.l loon without attention. Capt.
\ Meheu learned Of the affair and saw
-st the remains werg given burial. The
1 0Or fellow was unmarried and had no
f:sEds who took any interest in the mat
|tr Some Of the dsrkies say that Jack was
5 enOCrat and that WAS the cause OF the
Lsa'tlsss treatment. He died on the bare
/ .or and there he LAID until Capt. Nehen
sd the corpse prepared for burial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
rHs ELEVEN PlANKs
Cousti' AtBng the Platform ef she
Amer hseaa Prohibisb0a COnveatt0n.

Constt' Ating the Platform ef she
Amer hseaa Prohibiston ConveattOs.
The American Prohibition Convention
whicfI mel here today and which is presided
over Ay eI Senator Poeaeroy. better known
10 subsidy Pom" has laid out SESSIONS OF
TIVE days. with addresses BY Fred Douglss
and others. The platform a. reported con-
.ajns eleven planks, ss follows:
!. Ina. ours Is Christian and no.
heather nation. and that the God of the
Christian scriptures Il the suthor Of civil
government
Q That God requires and man needs .
Sabbath.
S That the prohibition OF the imports.
ton. uau ufscturr and sale Of interesting
drinks as a beverage II the
Trus Policy OF the Tempesa1es Ques.
ttoa.
l. That the cbartsrs OF sd secret lodges
granted BY our Fedora. aud Sats Lesisla'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
A NeM SIeeI Prnenss-

l.. "'EA>T, y. Y, February 2O.-Ths Al.
non ilTsct Process Iron and Steel Manu-
i;e''Oi'rg Company, which has Just been
49, 49, pora'ed in this city, will put into op.
ro.t ION process invented by John Bridge
ts.. s.I ol Albany. 1t will obviate the ne
: 80 10y OF puddling. DeoXygenation Is the
,,nu PIE involved. The mills will be
IT.T.'tG 80 IT COhoes or at Whslsnbury on
\ ;r NIsmP!ain, near the Danuemara iron
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
THE HARPER'S FERRY PROPERTY.
The Government Gun Factory scheme
knocked In The Head.


kn0cked In The Head.
Special 10 the Regis,er.
WASHINGTON, February 20.-CJunseilor
Jim Butts proposition to turn the Harp
ers Ferry property into a national gun
factory gets bsckset il the report OF the
Army and Navy Board, which has just
been sent in snd which recommended that
tH factories be established, one for the
manufacture Of army guEs at the Water
vliet Arsenal, at Troy, n. y, and one for
navy guns at the Washington Navy Yard.
One defect connected with the Harper
Ferry property, uniting it for gun foun-
dry purposes is, that it has no convenient
range attached to it for testing guns.
They might be shot at the goats across the
Potomac, but as range of four or five
n lies is required to test the shooting quail
ties OF cannon, this requirement practically
reduced the choice Of locations to places on
the sea board, or so situated as to permit
of an extended and unobstructed shooting
range in the vicinity.
AS 10
The Future OF the Harper's Ferry
Property.
have not been able to find any one who Is
willing to predict what will become OF II.
The bill introduced by Congressman vii.
son makes the sale of it by The Solicitor OF
tie Treasury in open market mandatory,
ard il passed will relievs him Of any re-
.ponsibility concerning the price received
K,yuor, the present Solicitor, is said 10
toyor a sale OF the property now for what
ever it will bring, but Secretary Folger is
u derstood to no that the p: ,erty ought
at least to bring S2J, Ou0 and as the expense
of advertising and holding a sale is about
81 500, the Solicitor is unwilling 10 incur
that expense unless he can be assured OF
responsible bid approIilaating the Secre,
tsry's valuation. 1t is very doubtful
whether any such sum can ever be real
rzed, and in this view OF the case CUngress'
nan Wilson's bill is timely and ought TO
90 through. The government has no right
to keep the property in its present prsi-
tOn OF
Dead Weight Upon the Town.
II is probable that large proportion OF the
cost OF the property has been paid back 10
tie government in the prices Of lots sold to
former employees when the works were
operated by The government. These lots
we're in many case improved handsomely
bv their purchasers who had faith thai the
manufacturing advantages Of the location
wCud con tuue TO be used. As Il IS their
property has been made practcsliy ya!ue
less and i will continue so As long ss the
government holds its possessions there in
their present condition OF ruin and idle
ness II 1t never intends 10 use the prop
ei itself sgain-wbioh now seems likely
- ought To give wsy to somebody who
will, even il IL hus 10 practically present
tho properly 10 people as bonus in order
to secure its utili6stion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
A PlTEOUS APPEAL
From a Community Stricken Nigh
Unto Geaih.
sHAwNEsrowN. ILL.,, AToTAL WRECK,
Aad Her People Cry Aloud for Succor-
Many Houses Washed Away
at Evansy'l'e-0ther
Flood News.

SHAwEEgTowN, Ills, February 20.-The
following appeal is made to the public:
Again we are compelled to appeal to the
public for aid for our suffering people.
We had hoped until yesterday that our
people wonld not be left entirely homeless,
or q yen only to the extent of last year, but
alas we are doomed to disappointment.
Y.{terGsy at P. NJ. a terrific storm swept
ov@ our city, carrying destruction and des.
olaEon in its path. Hundreds OF houses
thai were deluged to their roofs and tot
tering on their foundations were swept
away or dashed to pieces, leaving bun.
dreds of families without houses or shelter
OF any kind after the flood subsidies, which
hoped for EVENTS
Still In the Dark Fature,
as the river has now passed the food
height OF last year and is still slowly ris-
ing, and what height it will reach we do
not know. Many OF our citizens have
worked herocally since last years cslam.
ity to rebuild and refit their little homes
fOr hsbitatiou, aud had njCyrd the poor
privilege Of living in them but few
short months until submerged again.
zen storm, with oil its horrors, came
to edd untold misery. We sie doing all
I'M our power TO relieve our imme-
dists wants in the wav OF fool, bdt
what these people will most neeu when
the food subSide is money To replace their
houses. We therefore appeal to the gener-
Gus public in their behalf. any contIibu.
tiurs can be forwarded TO the undersigned,
or 70 the First National Bank Of Shawnee
town. aud will he faithfully applied to the
use for which il is asked.
Signed }. A. MrLISroCGH
M.I,r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
SCENES OF DESoLATlON
Reported From Below Eyansvi!ic-
Fifty BatIdiDgs Destroyed.

Reported From below EvansVfDc-
Fifty Buildings Destroyed.
EVANSVILLE, February 2O.-One Of the
relief boats that arrived from below this
afternoon reported awful scenes OF desola-
tiop, but so far as could be ascertained no
loss of life. Within fifteen miles OF Evans
willie it is estimated that fifty or more
houses were waohed away. The town OF
Fairplay, consisting OF fifteen houses, is
entirely swept away. Many people were
taxen from trees and hills, sJme badly
frozen, and brought here. T@o men wer5
found in a single tree, where they had
7, manned for six hours. They were greally
exhausted aud badly frozen, snd were
brought here for treatment
serious ATray Among Drunken Rats
men.
Mt. STsRHNG, KY, February O.-A
pa,ty OF fifteen raftsmen returning from
the Licking River to their home in Ma
u tfii5 County became involved in a
diu ken fight to-day. Allah Lee was shot
d. 49, ard six others more or less seriously
wounded by s,abbiDg.
Government Relief Measures.
WASHINGTON, February 2D.-rhe Sacre-
tary OF War has notified Beck with at On
cinnsti and Gushing ct Pittsburgh to pay
out of the funds at their disposal, the nj.
lotments Of money made by the Mayors OF
cities for the purchase of supplieJ The
total money allotted TO the cities below
Irouton, under charge OF General Beck
With, was s2e,0O0, and to the cities above
Irontop, in charge OF Captain Cnshing,
s6l. $50. Five thousand dollars was also
sent to Saxton. at Louisville, for Jetfer-
sonyille, and 81, 900 to Mayor Bell at New
port, making a grand totsl oil $37, $50 inde-
pendent OF the large sums xpanted by
Beckwitk and Saxton in charte-ing and
provisioning relief steamers.
where the LiIe IN Drawn at.
There are many applications made to the
Secretsry of War for assistance out of the
relief fund in the establishing Of dwell
ipgs destroyed by the Hood. the Secre-
tary asks that public notification be made
in the newspapers through the Associated
Press and particularly in those which
NAV reach the flooded districts, that be ls
not authorized by law to use any part OF
the fupd for that purpose. He is only an-
thorized to distribute subsistence stores
and clothing and other personal neces,i-
ties. Such tents ss can be furnished from
the stores of the army, which are not
many, will be furnished through General
Beckwith at Cincinnati, and all applica'
tions therefor will be referred to him.
A Lady Drowned.
MADISON. IND, February 2O.-Mrs. Hull
ley, prominent lady Of Switzerland coun-
~, was drowned by the food last night.
Factories Seek lag High Greaua-
MADISON. February 20.-Fsctories located
in the flooded district have already COM
meuced to bRild above it, the7e being plen-
" OF good sites beyond high water mark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Great Destruction of Property and
Heavy Loss OF Life.

Great destruction OF Property and
Heavy Loss OF Life.
CoLUMEtA, S. C, February 2O.-Specials
TO the Daily Register indicate that the
storm was fearful throughout the State.
At Chester the Baptist and Colored
churches we're blown down, and the PreH-
byterian church tower and bell were blown
one hundred feet. The cotton seed oil
mills building was partially demolished
and many private residences and business
houses were damaged. The loss is esti'
mated at $4,000.
AtD.D Dickpr's plantation, in Newberry
county, 100 acres o. original forest
were swept away. st, Matthew's
church was blown DOM, VIM. II. El!er's
residence was carried of and he and child
seriously injured. All the plantations
were badly damaged. Several large fires
were observed in the track OF the storm.
Chappers Station was swept away,
not house being left. The wife and chila
of Geo. T. Reid were badly hurt. Miss
Rosalie Simpkius had her arm
broken, and a colored man had
his skull crushed John Sctrey's
residence as destroyed and his wife and
child burt. MIS-. David NJ Decker's skull
was fractured. e. 81. Shuhofd, PoStm tster
Bozeman, w. Reed and one or two others
were in the second story of Reeds store.
ShuiTord was killed, Bozeman had his arm
and led leg broken, and Reed an arm and
rib broken, The others were more or less
hurt. Eight loaded cars standing on
the track were carried forty yards
and torn to pieces. A man, woman
end child are reported killed at
Anderson. In the lower part OF Clarendon
county James Cabbage and Ben Boggs and
child were killed. In Darlington county
the yelling of L. w. Boyd was destroyed,
nm, elf seriously injured and two negroes
ki ed. The dwelling of NJ. White, near
Darlington, was blown down and hlmset
and wife killed. Mrs. C.. Edward was
seriously il jured by the fall OF her house.
Six persons are known 10 be killed in the
county sud ii teen wounded. Serious loss to
life and propertyi is reported in the vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
BEhWo0O.
Yessssdaya GJsaaSsgs - Oss sssis-
ssA HahaFb.
II Il "A D~~SA-

81 DoDSHDs
SpceiaI 10 ~ R1Sts~.
WOOD. February 2o.-Jssss r. Per
nell. Of Bellaifs. vas over 70 see the tows
ysstsrdsy.
Mayor Brown intends leaviog tiis d.
vsststsd city for his farm among tSs sun
kissed hills Of Ohio. Bsnwood will lee
one Of its best citizens and IL nfst Asy".
Oss Relief Ceo0tttnes
are still hard at work relieving.
M.ssrs. J. Jmith and g. Dsys left for
New Orleans Tuesday.
Shoes were distributed b7, The EsLsf
Committees yestsrdsy:
have done noble work Tor tie relief OF me
NEEDY is s.:. enc oi ius.'p tss E.,or r..Ins or Of.
vacancy in the onics, the municipal lay
nyocrSss The City Recorder shall olSeiste
IN that position and oil cat the unsspirsa
% Tn: Methodist congregation will bold
,eryie.s and Sabbath school In thA public
school building until they rebsild their
edi6cs, or until further notice.
A Ext1a YSses
IL at work In the fastory blusag the nAds
which we're subjscA I'D 70 the water.
m. n. Dolsn, o3s Of our populft pef'
ehann Who lost Sary heavily By ths late
Hood, 10 having 10 storsrosm nshssed, ead
will reopea nsKt month.
Mr.. VI. King IL hlling vseaDeJ eepSsd
by The Illness CIV. ". 6tsvsoA - II.
II. n. Fisher 4 Sons
Diurnsl sxsufsioos ars n:6e xnons
os,ti,a 10 Ne nsDoVs and othsf PIaoce
Chsre puu,bsYies h1tshsns esd oetSoid'
Inn have lodged, 70 As1uiy hs6 Psoe'
Hr. JsA D,izss, ths beksf. vii eoeop'
Tbs DuilSins nov oscsSied b thS nssyS
The sxucturs, engine sod 3nss ~
chinsa II NE q ven Jared bs@y H"s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
Fall Of q Bridge.

LgxcHsuRs, Pa, February 2O.-Ths wire
bridge spanning the Kiskiminetas river at
Apollo, parted its wire cables yesterday
Immediately over the pier in the middle
of the river, and went down with q crash
VIM. Henderson and Harry Yonkers, who
were crossing with load OF sheet iron,
were thrown into the river. Henderson
escaped with O cold bath, but Yonkers and
the two horses were drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
SnnRed Under BADLY.

The tvs; received HtLsen and the latter six
'Totes wbicA, bad they been given to the
F,GCiar candidates, would no doubt have
|'4aCgyd the result IN favor Of the Citizens
r. rnditate. There was = good deal Of cut
lIg sCd button. holing voters, with the re-
A..t as above.
to-day yoa will hear from "Gretns
l"'esG' -. , IN behalf Of the l,Od suffer
F. Se uGyi"g contributed $40 in money
fes.tts oLe carload of the several neces.
ISe';rs Of lie such sS food, clothing, boots
|srd sLCss NC.
Yesterday q very quiet wedding took
/ see Al the To-. dence OF " l.. Porter, Esq,
th's p'sc.. J. NsrsrUrsp, of your city,
f"aS E.s.-es tp Mrs. Ala Craig, of this
ID ace by Rev. y IL Lgs,er.
squire NsyeS h2t Some subjects yestsr-
- and this morning a couple of colored
4 -opte arrived on the cars to be made
i y Py or miserable in matrimony.
C"'. hemPle, Of your city, will crate
re 'h.s evening.
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A. HoRaiBlE DEATH
A PennsyIsansan Inpaled On An iroI
Rod.

a tks&Sp~@ 49, 49, 49,
Rod
BRADrosD, Pa, February 2&-A singular
and fatal accident occurred on the oil lease
at Rpthsrfosa run. few miles from here,
last evening. jacob D:ckey wss agitating
q wall with An iron road about II feet long.
He worked 90 effeetuslls as to cause Q
strong Gov Of gas, which blew the rod and
rope on, OF the we'll and up into the der.
nick. In descending the point OF the rod
struck Dickey square on top OF the head
sr d passed through toward the left ear 1t
came out at the oceipital bone, and passed
on down through the left lung, narrowly
escaI ing the heart. and passed out below
The last rib, pYotrudiDg several Inches:
The man did not lose consciousness, and
stood without Ainching the operation q
pulling the rod from his body. He lived
long enough to give directions about his
funeral. He leaves . wife and two chill
dren.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
nh'rs ResistIng a Red action.

I'M" n D, February 2O.-About 800
'tt's on plOysd in mines along the Con-
,,,,St iUn Valley railway, have been ont on a
L,' slhee the 18th against q reduction Of
Shls per ton, then made,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21
AMurderer Recaptared.

New YoRK, February M-Rugg, the
Long Island Murderer, who escaped from
the Queens county jail on Sunday, was
captured this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21

Do'sr thou love life t-Then do not so uan-
der valuable tims,-for that is the stuff
life is made of-but procure at once bot
tie of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for your
cough and be cured. Your druggbt
keeps is,
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WEST ALEXANDER.
se>ult of the Borough Election-A Gen.
erous Contribution

NF"-ILs % W.o LtsVE'ssT'
WE,T ALEXANDER, Pa, February ~
Las borough election took place here yes
Fs'tsy. \ large vote was polled-the
Ee'se since tbs ancient village was in
ko'P9's,sd-caused by there being four
Candidates for Justice of the Peace, to ill
he Office now held by ]. S. Walt, whose
tenn viii soon expire. There were two
fsG1iar tickets nominsted-Republican
Pad C....-Ds' ticket. The former was
f1ccess:ul Two boilers, Waltz and r.
Sutherland, came out as Independents, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-21

THxRK is something soft and teader 10
the fell Of q single snowflake, but 81 always
reminds Us to look after our battle nj DR..
Bulrs Cough Syrup-our old standby in
the Jays of coughs and coids-fer w have
alssys found il reliable,