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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

WILL AAIN
New shops and Round houses to Be Built
BY the b. & o. Here.
There has been a great deal Of talk for
some time past of the r & o shops being
taken from Wheeling and located at Bel
laire or some other point beyond there. To
prove this all mistake, it is earned
that elaborate plans have been drawn up
to build new shops on the site Of the old
ones and the ground for the different de.
partments already staked of, 1t is the
intention to use the present carpenter shop
for q blacksmith shop and large
round house will be built, 80 that come
fourteen or fifteen cara can be built at
once instead of only four as under the
present arrangement. Another large
round house will also be built for the &C.
commodstion OF vast number of locomo-
tives. All the other necessary buildings
will also be erected in manner that will
make their appearance a pleasure to the
view rather than an eye sore, as now. The
structures will all be OF brick and built in
the best style. 1t is understood that the
work of getting stone ont for the founda-
tons will be prosecuted this winter, so that
work may begin as soon as spring sets in,
and it is expected that all the buildings
will be completed by this time next fall.
So mote il be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Police Pickups.

In Police Court yesterday morning,
William McGroun'y charged withidisorder
" conduct, had his case dismissed. Mich
ael Gale, disorderiy, got s. and COST.
Jack DsVinney, disorderly, got S. and
costs. George Arts, same charge. came
fine, sent TO the hill. Louis Frederick,
same ofense, same fine. J. c. Frazer,
S. and cost, and for resisting
an officer. $40 and costs. He got sixty
days. John Smith, disorderly, g and
cost; thirty days, Edward Farley, plain
drunk, dollar. thirty days.
Charles Baker was arrested by officer
Schaefer. yesterday, for lighting in the
East End.
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Brxs OF NEWS.
Plsasd Up Here and There By RsaistsV
RepOrfera.

Sto8od Up Here and There % Eeatstef
Reporters.
NEw music at the Chapline street rink
tonight and fine exhibition.
MR s. F. FARIsrequests US to say he did
not resign, bnt was removed By the new
Gas Trustees.
In three mile race between Burkett and
Fsulkenstein last Saturday night the time
made was 9.284.
DR. REESE lost wheel from his buggy
ut the corner of North Front and Ken
lucky streets. Saturday night.
IT is understood that the Chspline street
polo club will play q match game with the
East Liverpool club in 9 rink at that
place.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Benevolent Society will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 1850 o'clock in the
Y. N. G. A. rooms, li22 Market street.
The marriage Of NJ Reilly, Esq to Mrs
Virginia T. c. Zane viii be celebrated at
the residence Of RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Cards
were out yesterday.
To MORROW evening the South Side
Singing Society viii give its first grand
mask skating carnival at the ALEXANDRA
Palace skating rink Skating will continue
from Z to 1880 o'clock.
The Young man named Noble who, 81
Sixth street, Jumped of the excursion train
coming in from Piusburg, on Saturday
night. only had his feet hurt slightly and
was able TO walk home.
A PLEASANT social hop and dancing car
nival will be given by number of we'll
known young gentlemen ct the North End
rink, tomorrow evening. A pleasant time
is anticipated on this occasion.
MEssRs. BELL and Boyst will skate
Eve mile race next Friday evening, snt
will endeayor to esttheir record OF 10. 3S4
On Saturday evening they viii skate sgains
any Eve skaters of the Ohio Valley.
IT will be remembered that about weel
or len days ago NJ. g. 8. Smith was robbed
of q gold watch and chain in his brother
saloon oE Market street. Saturday even
log Mr.. Smith was fortunate enough t.
recover the watch, bat the chain is still
missing.
/ tbs Capitol rink was reopened last nigh
in q successful manner. Prof kramer
full brass band. was present and rendered
excellent music to which quite a croWc
skated the evening away in an enjoyable
manner. Peter Bosley is floor manager
and makes good one.
The Century for November, just pub
lished, is q very interesting number. con
tanning General Grants paper on sCbatta
noogs -" the first instSllment of Mary Hal
lock Foote's new serial, John Bodewin'I
Testimony" and several ptOfusely Illus
trated articles. For sale BY Stanton q
Davenport.
The rumor that Manager McCinton, o
the Jefferson nail factory, had resigned
because he wsS requested to start up viii
feeder nailers." and that the company hst
agreed to pay feeders the q cent scale Ii
only true so far as the resignation of tn
manager is concerned. President Walton
stated Yesterday that Mr.. McCinton hat
resigned, but declined to give the reason
he stated that there was truth whatever II
the q cent part of the rumor.
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rhe Mashington uouuty ON bold.

The Little Washington oil field is ex-
tending 10 different parts of the county.
Parties are now leasing land around Clays-
Vile with a view CT drilling for oil. The
we'll there from which the tools were ex-
traeted last week is six hundred feet deep,
and drilling will be resumed as soon as q
contract can be made. A well near the
present one was abandoned at the depth Of
i,5OO feet, because the tools in it could not
be recovered. The activity in this field is
shown in the fact that four boilers and en-
sines are at the Washington railroad de-
poi, which will soon be used in drilling.
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A New Portrait,

A fine portrait of Major J. V. L Rodgers
can be seen at Nicols' art store. 1t is done
in oil and comes from the studio of Artist
John Hutchings. The likeness is pro-
nounced perfect and the coloring true to
the subject. Tbs detail and general finish
of the picture is much smoother than is
generally seen in oil portraits and proves
how skillfullY Its artist can handle his
brush. Fer several years past Mr.. Hutch
ipgs has been executing orders which came
unsolicited, and with his remarkable talent
for this kind of art the practice thus forced
upon him has developed him Ito cor
trait painter of no ordinary merit. He
will have finished in few days ersyon
portrait of lady which promises to be as
well executed as the enc done in oil.
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EVERYBODY SATISFIED.
A Card From the Kelly Nail and Iron
Company, Of IroDton.
The KELLY NAIL & IRoy Co,
IIoNroS, o, October 81.

OtEICE VI
The KELLY NAIL & IRoy Co,
IEoNroS, o October 81.
10 he Editor ofAs Register.
SIE:-In your issue Of the 30th inst,
you speak of the return from Ashland and
onton of the President and Secretary OF
the Nailers' Association, and represent
President Weir as tayiog: The Norton
Iron Works, the Belletonte and The Kelly
Nail mills, wire suffering from disabled
machinery, aud the business interest, great
ly dissatisfied"
Nov 80 far as the the Kelly Mill is CON
cefhed, We Want to say, that Mr.. Weir
was not near our works on his re
cent Wait here If he had called
upon us, we would cheerfnlly have shown
him through our works, aud he would not
have found single broken nail machine
or disabled piece of machinery 10 our en-
tire plant from one end TO the other, either
in the forge, nail plate or factory depart.
ment, but, on the Contrary, would have
found everything in good condition and
working frs:class.
Since starting our factory With feeder
nsilers," last August, our expenses for re-
pairs, and in fact everything, have not cost
us any more than for the same length Of
time last year, with the old nsilers, and we
have made, sold and shipped, since We
started in August, $4,000 kegs good
nails, and we have not had q
complaint Of any nail that ever left
our factory. We are at present running
seven-eighths of our nail machines at the
manufacturers card of II cents for l0d,
our heating furnaces and nail plate rolls
double turn, and expect within the next
few days to have our factory on in full,
every machine, with the so-cslled feeder
nailers. Some of our new nailers are now
making So so to $3.50 per day clear
money after paying their feeders the old
price for feeding.
In conclusion we would say our stock
holders are satisfied, our management is
satisfied, our customers are satisfied, our
present workmen are satisfied, and the old
mailer, who has no one but himselfcor as.
ISOLATION 10 blame for the present condition
OF things, has no right TO groTl at or rush
into print sbSut the affairs Of
The KELLY NAIL AND IRON Co.
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In LIES Decline

IR6rmities beet Ne 10 which our youth end ma:
turity we're strspgeTs. WeAIncS 81 the loins
rheumatic Hilm,n ts dysp psis, loss OF appetite and
unquiei s.eep, are among these. As assme1Ds Of
coqatsrActips the in6r- tiles q aga, Host tters
STOMACH Bitiers l. UuIivslled. u quiekens and
enriches the sluggish aod impoverished circulation,
begets hearty spie'te apd youthful relish fer the
IoOd, 4nd enables The stomach 10 disest II It
s)othes and inyigoTates the ner Gus .! stem and
eheeksA tengency 10 Ihtq natism US quieiirg
&C ton upon the kTeSt ., n "a hetie nerve which
oonne9a he stomach nth the brain, Tssulis in The
sreedy departure OF The rest tSsnsfs by night and
discnietude By day, which ere the reflected m zni-
ksietions of dysTepsia. IL lis mott eneciual anti
dote TO the poison u ma aria, give he alihiul In
petus 10 the ion OF tie hil e!S and bladdar and
10 an admirable mcane Of sSsci aiing yigor when
impaired By oyeTuork or other cause.
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Index 60 New ADVERTISEMENT.

wanteA-Eituation.
Regular NSathly Meetng-Womens Cnion BE-
negoient Society.
Trus, se's Sale Of Real EscAte.
Noyeltiss-L G.. Dlloa-
Underslksrs and Funeral Dirsctors-G. Mendel
&CO
Exeelsior Baking POVier-R 81. List.
ssTbe Garland" Hard-Coal StoYe-B 2. Caldwell
local PaRe.l
ed--iIuatiOn-l Local Psge.l
PSr Sale-Horse-l Zeal Page
KnAs Pants-D. GundhDg COLO Page
FStacks sor sale-Thos. OBrien-lL Local Page
Gas GlSbes In1 shades-EEing Bros.-Loeal
PAGE -,
imported SElAS Chesse-MeMeehen's--lL Local
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON D. C, November S.-For
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer
and fair weather in the western portion
Wednesday, followed BY local rains, becom.
ing variable and shifting to southerly and
falling preceded in the northwest portion
by risiDg barometer.
For lower lake region, clearing weather,
rising barometer, westerly winds variable
and stationary, followed BY rising temper
ature
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
IN GENERAL.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes,
terdsy:
Deed made October 20, 1885, by Charles
Fl Fisher and Hannah J his wife, to
Charles Rahr, for lot No. ia, in Jacobs
addition to the city, and situate on the
north side of Ferty.6tth street. Considera-
ton, $50.
Deed made September l9, 1884, BY John
Howard and Mary, his wife, TO W. B. Glib
SOD, for one acre and 80 perches of land on
Castleman's run. Consideration, $50. 46.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

Can ATTY one bring as q case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Eli ,tric Bitteri
will not speedily cure1 We say they can.
not, as thousands Of cases already perms
nenty cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Biters, viii prove. Bright's
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood. regulate the bowels, and
act directly On The diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed For sale at so cents .
bottle by Logan l. Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

The hest SalS- 10 TIE zorli for Cuts
B uis,s Sores. Ulcers, Sal; Rheuu. Fever
Sores. T.rt,r Chopped hands Chilblsins,
Corns. and all Skiu Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cure Piles. or 70 pay required. Il
is guaranteed IN give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Il Co.
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ADVICE 70 atothara

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, Is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and hes been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of teethipg its vslue Is In
cslculable. It relieves the child from pain,
cures dyssntery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 9Ss bottle.
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AN elegant and complete line of
Suitings, PsntalOOnings and Oyer
eoatings, made 80 order i'm best
style and at lowest price.
For comfort get one Of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
e.. HESS d SONS.
1921 a. 1928 Market 81.
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AIheelin9 Rseister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
weather Record.

The following shows the range Of the
mercury as observed yesterday by c.
Schnepl, the Market street druggist: IA.
m, As; u m. Al; 3 p. IN, Al Z p. m -,
Al. The sun rises at 6:2S. and sets at4.69,
making the days length 1881.
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Do xOT fail 10 sse The J .ekson sstsrs At
the Chaplin Street Rink tc-uight.

FIRST grand ma'k sksfiup carnival will
be given by the South Side Singing Soci-
ely at the AIhsmhra Palace Rink on
Wednesday evening. NOVEMBER 4 1885.
Ladies NAKED mdH present. their invita-
tons at The door. Admission 20 cents,
rink sksts . CENTS
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| The B. 4 o. will run an excursion to
Chicago, November 10, at the low rate OF
81 for the round trip Tickets good re-
turning in 10 days An extra train with
sleeper will leave Wheeling depot at 7 so
p. m, city time For sleeping berths, sp-
ply at B. x D iicke, Office.
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Additional Local on First Page

RU6EHS of Holiday Novelties,
IT WanfLag to save money, are re-
oueSted 10 call and see what we
have. wholesale only.
APEHER BROS.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the advance, we still
offer OR immense stock of Ladies Misses
and Children's Cloaks at old prices.
GEO. NJ. Shook 4 Co.
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ROBERT LUKE has Just purchased the finest
Carriages ever brought to Wheeling. All
Carriages and Hacks for funerals should
De ordered direct from the Office Of the sta
bles. 1870 Market street. Don't depend on
leaving our order any place else.
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missioners may deem proper. pending the
alteration Of the new building. ),
This was adopted BY the same vote OF
5 to 4. :,
The Board than took recess until 2
p. m.
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ANOTHER lot of the celebrated Csnnons.
burg Wool Blankets Just received. Wesre
selling these at prices charged for inferior
goods. GEO NJ SSooE 4 Co
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RuffaIo Excuraion.

The genuine Buffalo Hair Lined Boot,
for comfort, is the best made. At
F. HANEEs,
2ll6 Main Street.
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wEC0RATED TEA SETSin . va
s.satv ereolorss IS pieces for $780,
a DAWSON BROS.
2RSa MAr1EeG Street.
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Zero.

For cold feet this winter get pair of
the genuine Buffalo Hair Lined Boots at
T. HANKE's,
2l26 Main Street.
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REGULAR Tuesday evening Carnival at
the big rink, the ALEXANDRA Palace. Music
by Wheeling band.
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FINE Tailor made Seal Plush Newman
kets, Sacques and Short Wraps, at lowest
prices. GEO. NJ. SHOOK Il Co.
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LIS Goop&C sell dry poods the chespes

WHEN ordering Carriages from Rcber
LIKE, either for funerals or evening drives,
take the precsuIiou TO leave your order at
the stable Office, besides, il will cost you no
mere to ride in his handsome new Car.
risges than in the inferior ones from other
stsbleA
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SKATING Carnival to night at the Alhsm-
bra Palace, largest rink and surface in the
CITY.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

DOLLSI DOLLS! D0LLSi
Albums, and other Holiday Nov.
elites. Our own importation.
wholesale only at
SPEYER BROS.
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DO NOT fail to see the Jackson sisters at
the Chspline Street Rink tonight.
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For cold feet this Win'er get q pair of
the genuine Buffalo Hair LIZ ed Boots at
F. HASKE's,
2l26 Main Street.
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KRAMER's band at the Capitol rink every
afternoon and evening.
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WoSuERFUL exhibition on wheels at
Chspline Street Rink tonight.
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DIED.

McGAHS-On &coday evsnirg at 7:I7 o'e'ocs,
Nrs Ii z.rEsH Sr3.Bs. II the 7sth yesT Of her
aga
Funeral Office hereaita.
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LADIES Short Wraps, elegant styles,
Just received. ESQ NJ. SSooE i Co.
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WONDERFUL exhibition on wheels at
ChapliDe Street Rink tonight.
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Bueklrn.s arpica saI,e.

KRAxEK's hacd at The Capitol rink every
afternoon and eveLirg
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PERSONAL POINTS.

WONDERFUL exhibition on wheels at
Chspline Street Rink tonight.
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All the above were found to be correct,
aud it was ordered that the Sheriff be cred
tied with the said county and road orders,
and that he be paid for the amount of jur-
ors' certificates and interest out of their
respective funds. The committee also rec
commended the payment of bills aggregat
ing $l47.60, and it was so ordered.
The special committee appointed to
audit bills payable out of the Poor House
and Farm and contingent poor funds re-
ported bills sggregatiDg $l.64L59, which
were ordered paid.
The specirl committee appointed to au
dit bills out of the Court House and Jail
and General School funds, reported bills
aggregaiiDg $3.50 payable out of the
former fund, $l06. SIS out of the latter.
The report of james Creighton, Super
intendenf of the Poor Farm, showed re-
eeipts for the month of $40 Is, and expen.
ditures OF $442 81. The inmates of the In
Urinary comprise IS white males and %
white females. One death occurred dur
ing the month.
The report of the committee appointed
to view the Reilly and Delaplaine road,
stated that they had consulted with the
landholderS through whose property the
proposed change in the road would pass.
and recommended that the change would
be of public benefit and should be made.
The report was approved.
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Buffalo Excursion.

The genuine Buffalo Hair Lined Boot
for comfort, is the bes! made. At
+. HANKE's,.
2l26 Main Street.
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AUslC tonight at the Alhambrs Rink.
We patronizs home industry.
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WHEELING WILL RETAIN THEM

KRAMER's band at the Capitol rink every
afternoon and evening.
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An Answer wapted.

BEAUTIFUL novelties in Misses Wraps
just received. GEO M. SHOOK 4 Co
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GIK4Do on rollers at Chsplins Street
Rink tonight
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AT LAST.
The Proposition Of the City TO the
County
Accepted by the Board Of Commissioners
at Yesterdays Miscellaneous
Business Transacted.

The Board of County Commissioners
met at 10 o'clock yesterday morning all
the members except Commissioner Prince
being present.
The minutes of the last three meetings
were read and approved.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Special Committee ordered to audit
the monthly bills reported bills to the sg-
Rregsts amount of s498. IS, which were
ordered paid.
The Special Committee on Finance re-
ported IS follows:
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Re o.

MIKADo on rollers at Chspline Street
Rink to Light
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MIKADo on rollers at Chsplins Street
Rink tonight.
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TIE DISCUSSION

Mr.. Boring moved that the report be
adopted.
tlMr. Stein moved to amend by inserting
q clause submitting to the people $4,000
loan, substantially as get forth in tie first
portion Of the committee report.
The chair ruled the amendment out Of
order. He said he question was, should
the report of the committee be adopted.
After quite q lively discussion, Mr..
Woods moved 10 amend the report BY
striking out the $4,000 proposition and
inserting the following:
We would, therefore. recommend that
the assent of the Board of Commissioners
is hereby given to said transfer, provided
that it shall not be communicated until the
question of issuing bonds for the payment
OF fitting up said north halt Of the City
Hall building for Court House shall have
been submitted to vote of the people"
Lost. Ayes, Messrs Maxwell, Nichols
Stein and Woods. Noes, Messrs Bor-
ing, DelOrugge, Peterson, Pickett and Sto-
ker-5.
ADOPTED.
The discussion was sgsin resumed, and
with q view to ending it Mr. Boring moved
that the report of the committee be adopt
ed. The question was put on this and it
was adopted. Ayes, Messrs. Boring, Del
brugge, Peterson, Pickett and S'oker-5.
Noes, Messrs Maxwell Nichols, Stein and
Woods
Mr. Peterson then submitted the follow.
ing:
Resolved. That the Board Of Commits: !
sioners of Ohio county. having adopted the
report Of the special committee to accept
the proposition for the sale Of the northern |
wing OF the new City Hall building to the |
county, made BY the City Council OF the
City of Wheeling, do hereby authorize the
Clerk Of this Board, 10 conjunction with
The county attorney, 10 execute the nsces-
,sry papers for the purchase, 10 accord
anee With the terms of the above named
reserying the right of Ohio
county officials to use ard occupy the
Court House for such time ss the Com.