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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

FOUND A Ring, in this village,
which the owner can have by proving
property and paying for this notice.
w. l. Wright.
Extra copies of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the office of pnb-
LEGATION and at the Post Office at Lon
donderry.
The Londonderry skating rink will
continue to be opened every Saturday
evening, and to private parties any day
Or evening.
ID. B. GODDARD.
Proprietor.
A car load of Stoves just received at
Winchesters, Peabody House basement.
Call on the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
G.. A. WHITMAN,
So. Londonderry.
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THE ELECTION NEWS.

The Windham County Performer
with its characteristic pluck and push
will issue daily, Wednesday, morning
containing the result of the election and
other interesting general news. Copies
will be for sale at this Office upon the
arrival of the noon train.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30
BARTONSVILLE.

VIM, o. Farrar, living near this
place, was badly hurt, Tuesday p. m.
of this week, while blasting rocks, by
a premature blast, injuring, his fore
finger, on his left hand, SO badly, as to
necessitate amputation, which was per-
formed, by Drs Gibson and Eddy of
Chester.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

Mrs. w. l.. Rawson is under the Dr's.
care, suffering with the dropsy.
Quite number of our young people
will attend the Singing school at Bond
vile this fall and winter, The first school
of the series will be held next Saturday
eve., at the church, taught by Prof
Julian johnson, of So. Lond onderry
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LOCAL SUMMARY.
So. Londonderry.

A pencil cross opposite this para
graph indicates that yOur subscription
has erpired, and no more papers rtH
be sent unless ace are notified that yOu
aUish to continue.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS,

ANCHOR LODGE No. 90, +. s a. NJ, Tuesday
evenings on or before the full of the MOON
HOOKER Posi- No 8, G. a. r. First Saturday
in each month,
FARMERS GRANGE, No. 1877, p. of II. Fridays,
hon or before the full of the moon and every weeks
thereafter.
DIVISION NO. %, S. OF II, Every Monday eve.
ming at o'clock.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

BAPTIST CHURcH-Rev. IL, G, Leayitt, pastor
Every Sabbath at 10 I5 a. M, and 700 p. m. Sab
bathschool, II 10 p. m, Meeting on Wednesday evo'
nings ut 80
NJ, L. CHuRoH-Rev. j, $. Allen, pastor, Ser,
vices, same hours of Baptist Church. Prayer NEE
tings every Tuesday evening,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30
For Sale!

Naragansett Turkeys for breeding,
hardy, and come to maturity earlier
than any other breed.
First choice to those that come first,
as we wish to dispose of them by the
middle of November.
N. H. CROSSMAN, Peru, Vt.
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RAWSONVILLE.

a matched game of Base Ball be-
tween Winhall boys and Jamaica boys
was played here last Saturday, result
ing in a victory for the Winhall boys
Score IL to 81.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

Fred Harrington, of Chester, is at
work for Williams e. Hayward
New Sloves at Farnsworth's.
Fred Parker of this place is spend
ing a few days in Boston.
Williams & Hayward have another
new planer about done which they
Mill ship to the Worlds Exposition, at
New Orleans.
George Larabee, of this place, has
gone to Providence. r. l., to work in
an asylum.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30
BONNEVILLE.
TRAFELERS SpIDE,

Mails arrive from the east at 10 a. m. Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays From the West at p
M, Tuedays, Thursdays aud saturdays--C' b,
Williams, Z. NJ,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

Post Office, l.. w. Page, p. M--Mails close 20
minutes before arrival Of mail trans mails open 20
minutes after arrival of mail trains.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Congregatonal--Rev r. d. Metcalf, pastor.
Every Sabbath at II IN and p IN. Sabbath school
after morning service Prayer meeting, Thursday
evenings at 80
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West TOWnshend.


ira VELERS' GUIDE.
Trains leave daily, Sundays excepted, going south
mail, at 500 a. M; mixed at 2;15 p M; going north
mixed, 9:45 a. M. mail, ;35 p m. Stage for Wind
ham leaves daily, at . 100 and arrives at 80 p.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

Post Office, c. @, Smith, Z, NJ Mails close at
and ,l5, arrive at and 40, daily,
Chester Stage leaves 10 n. m, arrives, m daily
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

Post-oflice, Fred Leonard, =. NJ. Mails close
daily at a. M, for Chester, and at same time Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point,
Peru and Landgrove. Daily at 5p. m. for So
Londonderry. Mails arrive daily from So. London
derry at a. M, from Chester at p. M, from Fac
tory Point Peru and Landgrove Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at p. m.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-No settled pastor.
SOCIETIES.
West River Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ. We'd
nesday, on or before the full of the moon.
Londonderry Library Association. Open every
Saturday afternoon and evening. Mary Bigelow
librarian
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

The McPhail upright grand is acknowled-
ged by the best judges, to be the finest up
right piano made. They received the First
Gold medal and highest aeward at the last Me-
chanics Fair Boston. Dr. Geo. +. Root, the
distinguished musical author says of them:
"The tone is magnificent, such roundness and
fullness have never herd before, and as to
singing quality, it is unsurpassed in any instru-
nent which l have ever played upon. have
never before touched piano so perfect in
every respect"
If you are thinking of buying PIANO or
| ORGAN, do not fail to write Tor catalogues
and prices. | will give better instruments for
the same money than can be bought of any
one in this section.
Sold for cash or installments or oil
taken in exchange.
H. Z. LAKE, keene
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head loc line, each insertion
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

With 81 years experience fatter myself
can do better by you than any travelling
man can. If you insure hap-hazard in what
ever compayn stranger brings along youarg
all right if nothing happens If you insure
with me you are all right in any event.
HUGH HENRY.
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For Sale.

One of A. W. Gray & Sons two horse
Threshing Machines, So inch cylinder
and double shaker, with Saw rig Il wag-
on complete and in good order.
INQUIRE of w. C. Lampson, Manchester,
Geo. X. Davis, Peru, or
Geo. o. Davis, Londonderry, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30

Telegraph Offices at Depot, Telephone, at Hotel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10

CHICAGO. March S.-The lDroters' Journal r.
ports: Liyo ~host-Recelpu 5000 head; shipmcntl
800 head; market steady; rough packing % 25as W
packing aud shipping IS S5a7 30; light 20 3Oa6 IS
skips u cose 20, Cattle- Receipts ], 700 head; ship
meatA S,loo head; market unchanged; exports SO 81
a709 good to choice shipping s. soa6 ~; common
TO medium IS 15as IS. ~sheep-Recelrts 700 head
slipa:enls 2, SOD head; market active and Atcady; In
ienor 10 fair 3! t0Ai 90 cwt.; medium 10 GOOD
81 00i5 70: choice 10 extra IS OOa6 90, ~ =, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
STATE POLITICS
IS REVIEWED BY SENATOR SCOTT,
70 a Chicago Tribune R,porter-Bluadsn Of tbs
!pourbon Rule and it, Eject. Ga Past Ei.c.
tion'. aad SOmstLlus Ah,at the Prot.
pec,ive LIT acncs OF tho TArif.

Senator N. B. Scott arrived home yesterday
morning from Chicago, where he spent apor.
ton OF last week looking after tho business
OF the Central Glass works. While there, he
was interviewed by representative Of boththe
Times and Tribune on tho political situation
In this State, Saturdays Tribune has tho fol,
lowing rcpor! Of Senator scott's expressions
Tee Hon. N. b. Scott. OF Wheeling, W. Va,
n member OF the Wtss Virginia Stats Senate
from Ohio county, and a. Republican, said
yesterlay at tho fremont that there was nc
expressed preference Ia his State for any pa,.
ticu.as os,i1'data for President. The dslega.
ton would come TO Chicago uninstrnoted aud
disposed to help nominate thu man they
thought most likely to win. West Virginia
was Democratic by 10000 majority. VIVA,
had given tho Republicans tha,f gains In the
lest Congressional elections was the misman.
ngenent of tho State government by the Dem,
ocrsts, Under the Bourbon rulo the school
fund OF tho State had bsun Incorporated,
and some OF It had bsen applied In channels
To make up this deficiency 1t had been nec.
e.sary 10 raise additional revenue BY leyyinl
what WAS called q reassessment, and this nat
urally had dlspleAssd the people. Hence
the Democratic losses In the last election.
Another Thing which would have great ii.
tluence would be tho tariff question. W,sl
Virginia wai, opposed to free trade or any.
thing looking to that, aud II the Democratic
party committeditssl this year 10 tariff re,
form, then he believed that the Republicans
would carry tho State. Otherwise there was
not much hope. lie thought the Democrat
generally ,we1e for Tilden and the ticket OIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
THY GlvE IT UP
Tho Jury In the PetticOrd Case Discovers

y hOthlng.
The Coroncr'a jury in the Petticcrl case
concluded the taking Of testimony Saturday
about nooa, and after considerable delibera.
ton decided that John II. Petticord CAME TO
his death from conous.ion Of tho tfaiu
coused by a fracture Of the skull received nj
the house OF Mrs. Ship In some manner to
the jury unknown. Tins three days spent
In taxing testimony aud the. geatching exam
ination OF many witnesses resulted in no
kno.ledee that was not IN. tho possession
OF the public already. 1t Ia almost certain
that the Is Jury was the result OF an accident,
all the testimony points, to- this ~ the true
theory OF the caee, and the discrepancies In
tho evidence, though far from few, were none
Of them Of real Significance or Importance.
Dr.. Blum aud DR.. btorcr vera examined Hat.
urdsy, but the only Important part OF their
evidence was their expression Of doubt as to
whether the In Jury could have besn received
by the accident 10 which the bulk OF The eyi-
dencs alsribcd It.. Dr.. Htorer~ ut the request
Of the jury visited tho s%hipphouse end made
n careful examination OF the stairway and
hall where the accident wa sa;d to hayl
taken place, md he conld find no projection
which could In his opinion have caused The
wound.
John a.. Armstrong testified that when the
colored gill, Mabel Hamilton, came for ON!
Geo Barum she esid there vas a fuss 1t Mrs
Sbipp's. This tina G!ri had deoisd the day
before. John Fades, 4 non Of Mrs. SGlpp's
and two girls frcm her iousa were al.oe1'
smined, bnt their testimony developed
nothing new: Ofaoer iBErum WAS recalled
and asked II Petlioori's hat was on his liexd
When he reached him. He could net ssr.
The only posbt which seems wrapped Ia myc.
ts:y Is the fact that there are ssyeral indsutA.
tons In, Pethcord'a felt hat su1h as might bs
made By . ctr; ka Of e slung siot 0.
billy. The girl Mary Vane yno told
an iH7KLLloxScEn reporter on Thursday hat
Peiticord oould no. have got half way down
the stairs when abe hsurd Tho ii :st noise as If
he were staggering, and this was followed by
a noise as Of n fall. Tho testimony indica:-
ing tha: tho occurrences was au accident Ia
nest too CONSISTENT 10 be concoc.et, and lhe
Inconsistencies explain themselves when the
circumstances otlhe GEO are reviewed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
A MARCH MADE.
4 C0Iored Ecrcuies who VIII Wrestio
ta Hlll Clark. grt5f.

"A IGlOfeU taCICuleS VINO VITA ~EeAlAC
Hlll lark. g5q
Alex Gardiner, u well known co.ored
heavyweight, employed as q charger at the
city gas works, called at tie IE7ELllaxNcER
cite Saturday night to accept. the challenge
OF Bill Clark, for 3 wrestling match, which
YVES printed III last Thursdays 3 STELLIaENcER.
Alex says he will wrestle with Clark, catch.
as.cstok-can, collal-an6-elbow, or G'm:o.
Roman, with three holds, according to Ed.
Jame,' CT Polics Gazette rules. whichever
may be preferred, for SOS or $50 a side. He
will make 1t $50 that he can throw CLARK two
out Of three of said holds, for that amount
OF money. Articles Of agreement to BE- sigr-
ed at the Columbia House, No. 1882 Market
street, to-day st 9 r N. Alex would like the
match to come of on Saturday, March Is.
Money to be up at tho time OF signing the
articles.
Last evening Dill C.trt came into this Office
and left the following:
Il will accept the challenge Of Alex Gard.
ner, and Trsstle with him next Saturday for
$50 u side, btst two ont OF three holds, collar
nC-,lbow, catch-,s-:a,cE.can or Gre Co
Romsu sty lea, or I will! make it 5 90 q side II
he chooses. 1 do not like 10 wrestle with
man Of his. color, but will not bar anybody,
and II he can throw me l will count the rail
| road ties between Wheeling and BuIAlo.41
will meet him and sigh articles tomorrow
To-day and put up my money at 9 o'clock
Ut the Columbia House, 1852 Market street
Clark further says that II there are any
others that want 10 tackle him he wants
them TO speak up lively, aud not wait until
be is away from town. He has an eNgage,
ment to be in Buffalo on the oS!h 10 wrestle
Dennis Gallagher, the police champion.
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l.
Sinudcr Suit Ended-rc1Sonnl, Cl,uyc l
school Il Mill Notes. IYfi
Mra. Whlpple, Of Mingo, Is visiting In

Sinudor Suit Enthusiastically, Cliur CHI
school nnd MIL Notes. ISB3i
Mra. Whlpole, Of Mingo, Is visiting In
Csnva.sers ara about again raising fund.
for the county scat matter.
A. 7. Mercer hss resigned his position a
the Belmont Glass works office.
Thomas Stephens las accepted the position
OF weisl.master At the Bslla,re nail works.
Robinson's coal works 10 shipping into towr
= great many car losds OF coal for tho ~factosie.
here. I
Tho Rock Hill school, Marion Keysar
ttaCher, held lis closing exercises Friday
afternoon and eyeEing. g
VIM. Dtugan has bought the residence o
the late squire igtleyman, on Union
street, in this second ward.
Mr.. John Rodeier was able TO resume biz
dnttes at the oface Of the National Glass
works on Saturday, attera long sickness.
+ s. Clinton failed 10 get a verdict 70,
sland.r agains. Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Duga
The curt decided TINT each party should pay
his own costs.
Rev. ]. X. McKa'lip was not able to % W.
b 5 wife, WHO ~ i'll at Pittsburgh, and secured
tsv. 10. Hayss, of Allegheny, to preach II
His place Jesterday.
Tnc les on tho creek, weakened by ihs rain,
broke under q; small hoy Saturday, giving
him an exceedingly cold bath. Some men
neur by ished him out.
Tao funeral Of Mr.. K. S. Garrard look place
yesterday afternoon lro.a his late home in the
second ward; aud was attended by a great
number of relatives and friends.
BIT. Rev. T. Jaggar, the Episcopal Bishop Of
Southern Ohio, preached at the Epiacopa:
church yesterday and held confirmation ser.
vices, assisted BY, Rsy. W. W, Waiksr, the
Rector.
There will no. bs the usual first o.; april
y~atation tnis year Ia Ito public schools
Time was lost on account Of the fl bod and .ht
School Board think omitting tie spring va.
cation q good way to regain it.
II has been decided to repeat, on Thursday
evening, tho entertainment OF the Children,
Nilsson Band, at the First Presbyterian
church.. The former entertainment was 8
great euccess, and the audience is large ss thu
church could hold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
Hrendsitl fIs mud Provisions,

NEW York, March S.-Flour dull and. urchepg.
ed: receipts 10000 barrels; expo. Is 2,l0) barrels
cheat, options opened strong, advanced hsL9z.
afterwards weake, and d.; pped Aa11}Sc, c!osae qlllc,
00o bushels; No. 2 spring 81 o6l{a Us; upgraded rel,
9jcaSl 23A No, 2 rcd VIC: No. Z rod narcn.. ssltE
56.0O0 busnels at 81 071fal ok closing al 81 OK.
april, sales soi, 600 bushels a. 1 s. oeTT ! cox, closing
l 12h1s. closing at 81 ~; June. sales SSi. 900 bixLnl;
Ut 81 l2xal IL, closing At 81 TX. Corn, tnot In:s
r. nd options Hs14e hiSh59r, and nrmeri receipts
14,cC0 bushels; e1pyrts 1000 bushes; ungtauel
: tsS%esKcs: No.. 2 Mach Ndistsos, KY ei Se:
Ing at. 62hc; April 6aka635{c, closing 1t a2Ec;
May 6sZa6a53c, closing NJ GSIc:: Juno G3M ,6lSc,'
elosius :. e,lfc; July ti1las5Ne, closing Il G5%c.
none: western mixed 4ea4lc: white western jsaisnc
Hops quiet and STEADY: Coffee, spot fair; Rio duiI:
and weak; options sight,y higher, but quiet: sales
sales ESQ bags Say at 10. SOC; gales i,00a bags Junc
at ID. Sc; sales ESQ bags July at 1o.sCc: sales MI
bags August at ~ Voc. SuHa: quiet tund s:eady.. n
6Hs5kc; u1tra 9 5haa6Hc: >, How q GAa6Xc; yellow
5Ss'Hc; centriiaEsi ss1;'1so: powdered ! Lila
and moderately active. FTallov steady. Tlfpen.
tine dull. Eggs, western fresh dull and lower At
2lEa22c. Pork dull and Eominal:inew mess Si7D0a
1879. Beet quiet and UNCHANGED. Lard ,teidy;
May Q67t9 G9c; June a.7laa,7ic; July 9scaS sd
Butter arm aud Ia good demand, Cheese, dtinand
fair and market frni; western fiat llHalsc.
I CHICAGO. March 5.--Flour tteady and unchanged.
ZONE exporter has orders on the market awaiiitv
the expected reduction In f:eight rates next Week:
5 100 SACKS sold for export. Wheat, demand sctIye'
and higher; shorts were free buyers,f and
reports q danisgc % gtfowirg winter wheat crops
tended TO give ~ additional iirmueSg 70 tho 1ngr.
tet; opened HaHcf higher. rtceded Xc, advanced
and closed n higher than ye.tcid4y: sales
March a.XsglNc, close al 92,JlIc: April
closed alvszty2kc; Msy 97A9s99sc, Closed
99AcaSlS 0c51lsc, closed al 81 C0hall coz; NJ, 2 CHI.
cago spring 92a9sHe; No. 8, 19aslc; No, Z nd
winter 09casl. o. Corn ccnand active, unsettled
and higher. shorts covered freely and oiu,tidc buy.
he closing Oh: the cali es,erday;; declined Nc, raj.
lied 1G, and closed &c higher than the closing on
.:hanss yesterday; eash 5tass'Ec. Mtr.h taKsssc,
6Ha57Hc closed asssNlc;JuAe So sscc,clc.sdsi57Xc;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
BY the Opera House orchestra Mt the
nv Arlon Hall.

BY the Opera House Orchestra Mt the
Arlon Hall. H&
The usual semi-monthly Sunday night re.
hearsal was given at Arion Hall last evening
by the Opera House orchestra, There was q
fair sixsd audience present, larger in fact,
than was expected, as the pavements were 80
Icy that 1t was almost dangerous to venture
forth. The programme was largely made up
oil new numbers, although the familiar over.
ture '..The Italians in AIgiers.' !, by Rossini,
4 the Morning Star" waltz, by Lsbi;zky, and
suppe'sdelighttu overture to 'Piqus Dims,n
found places on the programme. Tbs "Pique
Dame overture 4 was IA never better
played by this orchestra. 1t caught
the audience like wildfre, and
provoked; tho heartiest encore that has been
given for several weeks. The trombone solo
a"AtS eea," by echubert, played by Nj.
iBrandfasa with orchestral accompaniment.
was another gen, and Mr.. Brandfass deserved
the spcore he received. Mr. Brnudfass has
become very proficient with his instrument
and there are few betterG players than he
TheTorohestra at every concert IL showing
evidences OF bard and careful study and Il
deserving OF all the encouragementsth that can
given II, RI 3E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
THE IRON RKERs,s SCALE. /.
Preliminary Meeting to the Scale Cor
NI- n vCnttOn in Anrfl. it-l9

Preliminary Meeting to the Scale Con.
vcntion In April.
A district meeting Of delegates from lodges
Of the Amalsamated Association in the
Second district was held at McLaiu's hall. in
this city, Saturday, to choose delegates to the
annual scale convention which meets at
Pittsburgh ne1t month. The meeting, OF
course, was aecrst. butt h only business done
was the appointment Of delegates md the
adoption OF q resolution expressive ,ofithe
viewsof the association In this district as TO
the prop'r action to be takon at this national
scale convention. The exiot character
Of thia resolution is not ascertain.
able by sths pub 10. bat IT.. IA
very conservative. lndeed, the impression
here among the members of the association il
that the general sentiment through the aeso.
citation Is opposed to aay demand for decided
changes In the scale now In force, aud it d
believed that the present ecsle will be again
adopted for nextyear, and that the manuiac.
turers will sign 1t without quibblirp, and
there will be difficulty between employers
aud employees . and no s'oppsge on that score
this summer -IGEI= ffA 2-Jg1l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
45ss sg'lg4 5W Interest. q. &9aifdS0

EN-Ea.t|N m.|A~a|. NNHNIAAaIF ~
VINO said winters back bone was broken
TiiMip people express fears OF another flood.
Mt,s Ass,x McKKAs, lats q missionary TO
Utah, will deliver n lecture In the First Pres.
bylorian Church tomorrow evening.
Mr.. GEORGE BowER, a we'll known steam.
boat engineer, will take charge of the newBt
James Hotel billiard parlor when the hotel Ia
opened. He formerly held the same position
III the new Mcclure Houss.
Tue Atlantic low boat and barge company
was incorporated Saturday by the Secretary
OF State, with y capital stock OF $50, 600. The
company will enGsge In tho towing business
on the Ohio and It's Tributaries.
Mn GronE GRrEw, a prominent young Law.
yer (anda staunch Republican by the way,
Of Newborn, N. G., has contributed through
a friend here $40 to the relief Of tho sufferers
by the Hood In this city. This ~ peculiarly
generous III view OF the recent disastrous cy.
clones In the Bouth aud tho suffering there
which makes heavy demands upon the purse
OF southernerg. HtH' I t5N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-10
Enrfin's Ferry.

Conrad Myers, whose sudden death was
ao:iced lest Friday, was barred yesterday at
lerao0n. 5la sHS'
The funeral OF Harry Warwood took place
Saturday s%ficsnooi. Rev. J.. J. McCa1ro!l
conducted Tho services. 5
At 3 meeting Of Council on Friday even
ing Centre street vas ordered to b., opened
up to the new cemetery.
Two hundred and fttean dollars have beer
distributed 10 ilIod sufferers by Olivs lodg.
<. OF II, The b.uefisiasies beirg members o
that CIDER. @RE a5s7ag4
Bishop 1agsar conducted Episcopal seryi
ces in the Presbyterian church yesterday af
ternoon, assisted by hsv. W. w. Walker
After the sermon q number Of persons 'wer,
confirmed.