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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-01
A Vest Virginia actur.

ons Of the principal men in tho Bella
Moore Company, which played "Foss's
Ferry ut HeliQire, Saturday night, and al
Washington, Pa last eight, is Sam Tieke, a
former liellsira boy. Il seems from the FOL.
lowing from the PelkssGu e STATE Journal
that another member Is also OF tuis vicinity ;
Many OF our older inhabitants will remera.
Der the family OF IpErams who lived amongst
rs sonic twenty yrlss ago. Thty will also
remember that Mrs. Ingram died soon after
giving birth to twin boys, vhcca ws knew as
Dan and Dave. TGey will Iiso remember
that after theso tSo boys had STAINED the
ago OF Xix or seyen years their father, with
the Two boys, removed 70 M4rist,a and at
that place he died. Dan md Dave togsther
with their sisters were then sent to Wheel.
Ing, where, after remaining short time,
they removed with their grandmother to
Cincinnati. After aWhils the two boys got
separated, Dan going baoS TO Wheeling,
family. Dave, who was Nilnyouuga sickly
lad, has bGne.ted the storm OF 4fyerslty and
by his steady habits mansged TO gan a
livelihood. A few yeas a5o~bs took q
liking for the stsss and by lila sptness for
!sArDiug together with his retcnt!va memory
xss s. on snsgat alter by most Of the amateur
performances which were held then. Aim.
Ing for sonsthing higher he began 10 climb
tbs ladder OF fame a1d sRgsgsd Sith some OF
the best troupes on tho road. As an agtas hs
soon gained u wide reputation, aud today ho
stands in almost the front IsuEs Of the pro.
tession. He.is at present engaged with tho
Bella Moore Company, which performed hers
on Monday and laes5ay, and lis acting was
spoken OF bySkl, who witnessed It 10 being
fsr beyond thelf expeciations.& lie Is not ret
satisfied and EXPRESSES himsslf.as being do.
voted to lis calling and intends floating to
the 1hreszs ;tba motto; g Excelsior. Y Dave,
here is Sonrs band, ulswe$ hope that your
higkest authorizations may b. realis ID s; MA
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What Is Snid About The Project Mt Il
Other Ed or tic Ifuc.

What Is Snid About The Project nj tho
Other EGd OF tic Liuc.
The Coshocton Age, Of Saturday, has an or.
.icle on the proposed Mt. Vernon, Coshoc.on
& Wheeling Railroad from which the follow.
ing extract is made. It shows the state OF
feeling in regard to tho cannon Ball Line
at the other end OF the route:
|. President G. A. Jones' Directors +, L,
Barney and ]. W. CassipGhan, and Chief En-.
giReer John HsnloD. Of the. proposed Mt,
Vernon, Coshocton d Wheeling Railway, left
Thursday for q trip to Wheeling in the inter.
ests Of the propcaei line. They travel Ia n
carriage, and will go by way OF uadiS and re.
turn by more Southern route, PERHAPS
through Newtown, In Tuscarawas county and
down Birds Run. 1t Is the intention to Wow
the proposed routes, aud feel OF the tampera.
ment OF the people. There Is no question
about the roSd being built il the proper shirt
IS manifested, and the sooner tho peopIs Of
this county realize this the better. We do
not wish 10 keep Handwriting railroad 10
our readers, but we are earnestly interes.e6
In the welfare Of both town and county, and
this is surely the bes. prospect Tor the deve!.
opment thereof that has yet been proposed.
But to secure 1t requires active work on the
part Of the people and liberal donation III
right Of way and money, for which they can
take stock u they 30 desirs. It is a plain
proposition, however, and no possibility OF
losing, bccauss not dollar is TO be paid I'M.
til road is built. AL that is necessary is TO
say you will pay certain amount when the
road Is completed and work will commence
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BELLaIEE,
Rc.lnire BOY RailroniIiug III the West.
VarlOux Other Sfnttcrs.

Hc,lnire Boy RailrOn,llnE III tue West,
Various Other Sfnttcrs.
Mr.. Daily Jennings, Of Morristown, was in
Town yesterday.
A number Of watch meetings" we're held
at private houses last night.
The Behwuod ferry boat managed to make
its trips yesterday in spite OF tho ice.
Bellsire Offers 900 in sewer bonds, with
six per cent interest, payable semi.annually;
and $l5,6.0in water works bonds, with the
same interest.
There we're number OF very hard looking
men about town yesterday strangers.
Doors and windows should be we'll watched,
and no encouragement given tramps.
MI. Harry Wetherald and Miss Mary Dsy,
Of SteubsRvil!e, were married at the NJ, i
parsonage yesterday evening by Rev. W. W.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson we're the
only attendsnts
The crossing at Thirty-seyenth and Jeffer.
son streets which cannot be avoided, is Ia
simply Al outrageous condition. And d mum.
per Of pavemen,s bave mud on them deeper
than the mud in the street.
Nj. Frank O,borne, formerly ticket ace.t
and telegraph operator at the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh depot, has been appointed train
dispatcher of the Sioux i Pacific railroad,
with Office at Norfolk, Nebraska.
The funeral Of Robert W. Nelson will taxa
place this afternoon at one o'clock, from The
Christian church on Belmont street, He was
always one Of the lending memberso this
church anu his foss Is severely felt. He hsy
long been Superintendent OF tue Sunday
school aud the leader OF the choir. Asa citj,
sen he has been foremos. in helping eyory
thing for the good Of the town.
The following parties who have been work
ing in the Bellaife Nail Works lett YESTERDAY
Wis the B. & 0. for Milwaukee, Wis, 10 work
In the nav factory at that place, which will
commence operations time between The
lgEh aud 18th Of the month; D. b. Mctoy.
who viii! MI the position OF manager; Harry
asd john Leonard Harry and Robert Mc.
Coy Coy. Chris h Bnash, VIM. Simpson, Joe and
Grant Msnssl, n, G; Fowler, Jno. Deegan,
Jno. Cotnsndt Thos Whesler, Geo. simmons
Samuel Clark and jos. Brannon. II is said
that several more will follow in short time,
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"SWEARING OFF,
Some of tho Thing, that may be Tic.

Some of tho ThIngS that may be Tic.
n0unced nj this Season.
In accordance with That tender and touch.
ing custom handed down from the remote
days of the Pilgrim Fathers, the beautiful
and impressive ceremony Of "swearing.oir'
will in all probability be quite generally OBJ.
served today by the male population Of
Wheeling. There will be made VOWS of the
NEST rigorous character, which will be broken
within forty.eight hours; Stiffness Of either
the mental or moral back bone is not acquired
in day Of twenty .iour hours, and the flesh
IL proverbjally weak. However, freedom
from the thraldom OF the murderous nicotine
for even two dsys; forly.eight hours ab.
etineuce from the sweetly=Jeductiye, soul.
destroying, mind-debaslng Thomas and
jeremiah or innocent egg.nog or whisky
straight, Ia something OF an advance towards
higher civilization; therefore may tho Gus.
tom 8fswearipg of long continue. II should
not be understood thst good resolutions are
confined to resolutions to discontinue from
the use OF noxious tobacco or bug Juice
which gosth for man. Every American
worthy the name devotes the month of De.
cember to a careful determination with
al eye to his weak points and fixes his pins
accordingly today.
There are quite number OF human frail.
ties besides those mentioned above. The list
Is TOO long to produce, but q few msy DO eli.
cd Gs slight reminders to thoss who may DO In
want OF something 10 ''swear of" on. One
can resolve to use "cuss words no logger,
to pay no debts, to never again loan an nm.
breila or keep diary or contradict his tiotil.
er-in-law. These are resolutions that once
formed will require great strength OF mind
10 adhere 10, but at the same time they axe
eleYatlng. Whatever Ia to be sworn on, must
be done quickly. II wont DO 10 wait iun,il
some other holiday, ouch as the An Of July,
Westinghouse birthday or st. Patrick's dsy
In the morning. Nav Years day Is tbs only
accepted time, according to the Tradition, on
which 10 aWeOr oil.
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PERSONAL AiEATIUS,
News ind Gossip In Relation 10 vario,
lsanDle. - u

yc,y.nnl t.o,a,n A. vc,nJIn,, ~ y,,,n,.
People.
,,- ,
vaa IL ' ta..n ra s w "a a'"'Nh''a' ~
w., a. ,'"n !e'"'u'
al; Y. n. Asaest, !f., oil fairmoa:, was at
the McLote House yesterday.
Mrs. Colvin, OF Pittsburgh is visiting her
father, 8. ]. Florence, Of Twentieth street.
Miss Nora BoroT, 3 chs,ming young lady
OF st. Ciairaviiie, is the guest Of Mrs. James
Speye..
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"ilIE PEARL OF SAVOY
Maggie nitchcii's Appearances nj the
Opera HOuse

Maggie nitcheiI's Appearances ut the
Opera House.
Tho fGvorite little actress who continues 10
cal herself Maggie Mitchell" though mar.
ried for, 10, these many years to Mr.. Paddock,
her manager, made her debut in Wheeling
when the oldes; theatre goers we're in their
youth, and sha has been returning annually
since, and never fails to be greeted by largs
audience. Last night was no exception 10
this general rule. The bill was 1.-THE Pearl
Of Savoy" which the same star has presented
here on nearly every annual visit, vet the
house was iuti. to oyeih;wing down stalks,
and comfortably full! in the gallery.
Nor was tho audience an unsppreciatiye
one, They applauded, shed Tears and
laughed by turns, as dramatic situation WINS
succeeded In turn by pathetic Incident or
ludicrous episode Tho secret Of perennial
youth seems to be MIG. Paddock's.
Tits afternoon III extra family matinee
will be given, st which "Fanchon, thp
Cricket" one OF tie mos. popular pieces in
the repertoire OF the star, will be given, and
this evening the engagement will conclude
with 'MisH0n." "
Mr. HiI ste,'s management Of the opsra
houss, by the way, ceassd with the going out
OF the Old year, and from and after TO-DAY
Mr.. William g. Foose will have charge OF lis
business, ~
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Ny 9sS t NJ. ceat: closed a. 21sas Pc, cent Prime
SsnS ers SliIs dull al st,s.fi; demsnu ~ vi.
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Martin Thornton. proprietor OF the Capital
restaurant, ushered In the New Year in keen.
Ing with his record for hospitality. Shortly
after midnight this morning he entertained a
party Of his friends among tha morning
newspaper men at sumpiuons dinner, Tbs
bill Of fare included oysters and ouai, on
t1sst. gotten up In the pElatable style for
which the Capital is famous. For the last
ten years Mr.. Thornton, has made 1t point
70 have bis frieuds Of the press usher in the
New Year thus, apd they unAnimously hone
that be may live to meet with them on thrice
as many more SsB Year mornInss, 70
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THE SOCIAL OnsEgvANCEs
vi I0.ilsy-ThIs Afternoons Germa
New Yeur'H Calling =

Of To.llsy-This Afternoons Herman.
New Yenr'H Calling. s,r.ss
In social way, the indications arc tina.
the Nsw Year 1881, will start of much
more auspicious!y than did 1888, now past
and gone forever. The full! dress german to
be given al Franzheim's Hall on North Main
street. thiaatternoon BY the German Of 1881 IS?
will OF courss be the swell event OF the dsy,
A long list embracing the names OF nearly
all the well known members 81
society belonging 10 the various CLONES
has been In circulation for several davs
and hGs been we'll checked. The gentle.
men Of the German have spared nothing 10
make the occasion enjoyable md long re.
Numbered. The houIs are 10 be from 9 TO 6
P. N. Mr.. Chas. Is. OFT will lead tile german,
for which, novel and pretty favors have been
secured.
This evening Frarzheim's Hall will bs &c.
cupied by "The French" arrangements Inv.
ing been made Tor pleasan! little hop by
the gentlemen members Of this organiz,tio
The number receiving this year while
small, Is larger than that OF last year, and
the number OF gentlemen who have signitied
their intention OF calling is very much larger
than that Of last year. The delightful Old
custom seems TO be reviypg, and 1t yould
not be surprise 10 see nearly every lady in
society, keeping open house next wear
Nearly all the calling and receiving will be-
done this evening, SIS the german will mono
pol.zs the afternoon. Owing to the fact Thai
tie calling will be largely informal a com
plets lis! cau scarcely be given. However
gentlemen doing the rounds msy rest assured
nat .sie VII nniuS De iauy Oh their &C
u I haa, nt'o VIII t . pe W nome to-nHh,
,ro.d dappy W. PEE. saeih Wisa piess'nt
~ O th " n,is ne h,S ' !. .uf tne coming Sear
,J. cue o' tna u ,n ~ cau W nothine out
psnsMs NJ ,fv se.te.'en 20 extend the
A aan .s, VI .u ts s.a S1 etc.
I,T; aoHs 'o"'e WIN "''' {ees'Ss afe Tue ioi'
'o W;ass tor,;o1;.t ~ Wi, ,,,,
,;.taS eS M;,a n III M; N9ith Msln street. az
Ssi S,,;.h e io,a aiius naAsr, 9opnie Logan
W;.sss o Waa5,o nr Tn; an4 aauie Logan
.;o,aJ ~ Me- I, y, I'M nIst sIees; as
80, y 2yy., us ~ T " Aehtucky. Mies
M;ssa, ai;nn E - 1me nn SIees, assisted oy
. "-S E;ahas o M MG;y, ueie seaate'9h ana
800 ns.isi:, tdt as.ie Hlas:, Vi Labsile
S sf WTI,;,t ea W mmses oatlis ANDERSON,
Ia Ta,n na''a uea tEae nsisnSon, Dse Llt'
Ge ~, Dtsu.na T, mary WI anu Lou
Wonaa ~, q: Ts;. yennie' iHE].e nna name
Moous ~. - tpneeuIh ftteel, ASSISTED oy
s;s:s ses ns ssu'1's Lyor ana Laura urdesrat.
. .1.nS Ma,' Dehey, Oh FI.senth street, S.
sSeu Y" M'I T,;. ~ Mcolufs and Annie
s.aa, s ME-, nat,o e's.ef' az SCUM Market
Kis,, s snd Ms nn nsses o atiie ana LOUISE
R Raar anu fsia ms1 aunie mfeoes; MIS- CAas.
R RE z.na aESut hSiIttn ~ Misses Carae
Pats H Iana risIae Isuls Lusens sna aiss
phiIiir. " ,Ta,i.5i nrasa'i a anu 9 nisses
aL hilaps' Me'isot.e' Inc Misses
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A BIC JUBILEE
BY THE SALVATION SOLDIERS
W this Cit, s,eubsn,llIe aud Wsll,burs-A s'p'
per At aaket Hafi,' aad III Al Night Asst'
int Ateruard Atths "parraeis'-Ths .
ttSocrAtic Satiousi Convtntion.

Laat hight wa, memorable one In tie
records 81 the Salvation Army OF this city.
For some time they have beef looking for.
ward 10 the occasion. Delegations were In.
vtted rom Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, sseahen'
Vile, Nyellsburg and other places, and visi.
tors 70 the number Of over one hundred,
mostly from the last two places arrived on
The p, W. 4 Ky. road yesterday afternoon.
They brought with them their two drum
corps, which increased tho Wheeling corps
to six tenor drums, one base drum, one COR
net and ono violin. The visitors were es
coited to Melodeon hail. The Barracks" Of
The First West Virginia Regiment" and
after brief meeting there the Army started
out, headed by lis drum corps Snd With ban'
nets flying, and marched through the rain
over the creek and back to Capitol Square,
where IN ont door meeting Was held. This
over the march was agsin taken up to the
hall, the soldiers singing as they mBrchet.
Last evening about SIX o'clock u grand sup.
per was sat ut the Second ward Market Hall:
A bill Di fire consisting Of oysters in ssyerAl
styles, cold meats, canned fruitl of lf kinds,
Chkb uuu CIehln, WIS iuiuisleu ioI u lua.s Si .
Preparations were made TO feed SIX hundred
people, and everything was cleared out at
comparatively curly hour.
After the supper another outdoor meeting
was held, followed by the usual services at
the hall. These we're unusually enthusiastic,
several stirring addresses being made, which
were interrupted by applause with base drum
accompaniment, and u number Of the char-
scteristic army songs, sung with such force
that they could be heard for distance OF
two squares.
TIE regular aeryices closed sbout1l O'Clock,
aud after brief interm,sslon watch meet
ing was commenced, and kept up without
pause till late hour this morning. It was
The intention to adjourn about O'Clock A NJ.
The hall was crowded until after midnight,
though au admission fee OF teu cents was
charged 10 both meetings. $3.50
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LET'S NAvE THE CONVENTION.
Whit business Men and Others Tlinl
hbOUtit. r'


AbOutit.
Yesterday Washington dispatch printed
In the ISrELLIGEScER said That etiorsts were
being made there to have the National
Democratic Convention held here, C.! at
Louisville or Baltimore. At lirst glance, II
would seem Impossible for Wheeling 10 &c.
comodate the convention, bu. INrEtLIGENcEs
reporters yesterday asked number OF rop.
resentatiye men Of The city what they
thought OF the idea. Only ons MAJ SCENE
to think the plan no! worth discussing. He
said:
"Why, man, Wheeling only has four
hrewe9es, and Two OF them are small ones.
It is impoasible!"
He overlooked the fact that railroad con-
nectioa between Cincinnati, Milwaukee and
other points WHARF beer is staple, and this
city, Ia good; 30 his objection DOES not
count.
The hoiel men seemed willing 10 attempt
TO accommodate the ten thousand or so pgople
who would probably be here, although they
wanted Il understood that first come, first
served aud they would expect to make as
much out OF the situation rs possible. One
man said: "We]l lodge them Gli..lf we have
10 re5t the State houge and market house
and put in cots. We do not get National
Convention every yesr."
Said restaurant man: "At the rate new
restaurants have heen opened here lately Wa
~oald have no officially in feeding both the
national conventions next SUMMER
The saloon keepers, when the subject was
brosched, rubbed their hands with delight
and said: "Oh, bring on your convention
Well see that tho delegates don't got dry"
Manager Tracy, Of the W. o. Telegraph
Company, promises that the lack of telegram
facilities shall not bother the convention, He
declares Wheeling is now much better fixed
for Geographic connections than St. Louis,
for instance, and neuy other larger cities,
having thirty, through ess. ond west wires,
and by dnplexing CT evaa auadrupIe1ing
these The lumber can b. Increased at will.
The d. ~ U. line is s'sp willing to tackle all
the business that mgy offer. IS
Concerning tho place for holding the con-
venttou many suggestions arc inside. Among
thess is one that wigwam be erected on the
Island. The bridge company would no
doubt agree not 10 Increase discharges during
the convention, and the skill ferries would
ta!erpcss 10 OBJECTION. Another plan Is to
build lsrg9 Temporary building east Of the
city, accessible by the Elm Grove road. No
doubt room ior such structure could be
found; and it might be convenient to upho!-
ster the seats and Kermit the delegates to
sleep on them at night.
So far, no meeting Of citiGsrs las been
called to provide for tho convention, or ap-
point n committee to secure it for Wheeling.
But II the National Democratic Committee
Insists upon holding /. here, nobody in
Wheeling will kick.
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent DOipss Of West Virginians and
Their yeiyhbors,

The trial OF John Cation for the murder o,
Rico, commences In tho Doddridse County
Circuit Court at West Union To-day.
Alfred Thompson, farmer living near
Portland Ststion, Oh the G. & P. Z. R., had O
valuable horse sp!en Friday night. a col.
ored man Is supposed 10 be the thief.
New York capitalists have purchased the
Windsor farm, ), Windsor Station, on the
r. ". & X. robt opposite Rush Run. for
$50, 1000, for the purpose OF boring for gas and
minerals.
The r. & o. fsst line train from tho west
yesterday morning killed Mr.. Norris, an OK.
tensire coal operator OF Cambridge. Tbs
mines are locst.d about three miles this side
OF Cambridge and Mr. Norris, who was the
owner Of Whist is known as the middle uine,
was walking down the track toward the
mines when the fss. line came along and
s:rnce him, knocking of him the track sud
killing him instantly.
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Furnished Rooms for Lodging,
P2ten;s-Lenox Simpson 4 Co.
Sotice-iaazc q. -B;InchArd.
Mapuisoturera' Insurance Company.
Stockholders MISUNDERSTANDING and Bel.
mont Bridge Company.
New Year Ca!ds-E. L. Nicoll.
Partnership Notice-Vaucr, Hughes K Co.
Extraordinarily Insurance Co.
German Blnk-Eec,ion.
Stockholders Meeting-0hio Valley Pre-.
teclive Union.
Stockholders Meetiug-Union Flint Glass
Company.
Wanted-Educsted Men.
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa.
Stephen Mccullough = Carpenter and
Builder.
Woman's Union Benevolent Society-Head
Of Local.
Brass Fire Seis- Nesbitt & Bro.
Or. John T. Smit1-Tt!ri page.
How Often The Question ia Assed-G. Men
del e Co
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Yesterday moraing lady, her svo chill.
dren and tho nurss were hitting in room
N North Main st;eet mansion when q
shower 81 soot came out Of tho open fire.
place, covering furniture, carpet and brio q.
binc with llfck rnll. With the BOOT there
emerged from the chimney, pigeon which
circ!ed around the room in confusion, but was
uaharned. It wss caught ind and set
free from the window, and flew away as II
nothing had happened. How it came In the
chimney could not be conjectured.
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rNr "Cooh's Dallgbtn Main ssrcet.
Ruin Wrought In tina Forest.

How depressing it is 10 sec acsea OF trecu
cut down In the midst Of q noble forest, How
taudening 1t is ASP TO see that thin spot In
The midst Of your otherwise abundant hair.
sop 1t OF once by tue use OF Parkers Hair
ea!sam. Fo, actual efficiency tbis famous
article ssands at the head OF It's class. Ele.
CAN'T Tor the toilet. delicious In odur, and re.
stores the original color 10 gray or faded lair.
economical, ~ a slight, occasional appli.
cation keeps the hair aud scalp In perfect or.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Personal and Geueraf News Notes From
Acr0Ss tho River.

Personal and Geuerat Ncys Sotcy From,
Acr0Ys tho River.
Q: s. Moore Leaves for Lorain tomorrow on
business. W. ~
Tho Standard Glee Club will eiye danco
at the Hanover Hotel on Friday evening.
A. Ralston, Jr., will enter Frasher's busi.
ness College tomorrow 70, course OF study.
The social given by the Ladies' Auxiliary +,
me y; A. +. Hall last evening vas q rery en-.
Preparations have been made Tor very
te:lan OhErch this evening.
Mrs. 4. Rs|stou returned from Hamilton
T., Yesterday, whera she has been visiting her
daughter Tor seyeral weeks past.
Work has been suspended at the PAUL. gas
well and will not DO resumed until It Is ss ssn
what the other wells above turn out,
D., George II. shadle, senior professor NJ
aScient Languages at Capi.o! Uciycrsitv
Columbus, O., returns home tc.morrow afts,,
q three days visit with ,elatlonsin town.
The sale Of reserved seats for tbe E;,,v
Rhoads engagement begins ut nr. A. 4
UnGs drug store this morning at & o'c}ocE
Gne company comes here under the a,,sn;css
OF the Library Association. -
Gen. G. H. Jones' John A, Haplon and .,ha
otnef gentlemen composing the party who
ere yofEiug up the Mt. Vernon, Oos6oc,on
y wheeling railroad, were in town yesterdsy
IalKlng 70 parties interested In the read. :
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.

The l.insly Institute will reopen gu
Wednesday, January Cd, at . O'Clock A.
II. Fire experienced instructors will be
IN attendance, and every facility for Sc.
curing a thorough education will be
afforded. A Teacher Of Penmansllp aud
Drawing will be added TO the regular
faculty. Special arrangements will be
made with students who desire to attend
during the afternoon or eren'Rg.
4. II. MlIlfEilILL, Principal.