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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-22
A SEVERE ACCIDENT.

SIR. Hugh Barth, of Wellsburg, Falls Dow n
HatchwRy.
Yesterday afternoon about . o'clock Mr..
Hugh Barth, of Wcllsburg, while in the
large wholesale grocery house OF Joseph
speidel & Co., ofthis city, fell through the
elevator hatchway from the ground floor
to the cement floor Of the cellar and had
the misfortune to sustain very severe
fracture Of the thigh. Dr.. J. G. Hupp
was called and made the unfortunate man
as comfortable as be was able to at the
time, and he was then put on board the
steamer Abner 0'Neal and sent home in
care Of Mr.. Archie PAUL, whose home is
also in Welisburg. On their arrival at
Wellsburg Drs. Werlich aud Hardin took
charge Of the case.
Mr.. Barth is q leading merchant Of Wells
burg. He Is also the owner Of BaIth's
Opera Hall. He ws3 in the city for the
purpos4 OF making some purchases. Just
now he happened to fall through the
hatchway Is q mystery. It is verY large
opening, and the bas burning In the eel.
lar makes 1t easy Tor one TO see 1t. In adj
dition there is large notice posted at that
point warning people to avoid the danger.
The distance from the ground floor to
the cellar is about ten feet. The injury
Mr.. Barth received is severe one, and
will lay him up for several days.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Ahrnnd.


Abroad.
Mrs. DR.. Creigh, Of LeNisburg, this
State, is in the city.
Mr.. Walter Brown, Of Csdiz, ives at tho
Mcclure House yesterday.
Mis9 Irene T. Myers, OF West Liberty,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Rachel McCrscken, OF Pittsburgh,
Is visiting Mrs. ArbEthGot, on North
Market street
A. F. Lang, Esq, OF Parkesburg, a well
known business man OF that city, is regis
tered al the Stamm House.
Marsh White, messenger in tho Secre-
tary OF States Office, has returned from a
visit to his home in Wheeling.-ChdrIesIOn
Star.
Mersrs. Fred ]. Norton ard Sam P. Nor
ton leave to-day for the South Branch to
join the fishing party that left Sunday
evening.
G. A. Schaeier, the real estate agent,
who has been confined to the Hospital tor
the Last six weeks, is again about attend
ing 10 his business.
Rev. DR.. W. Il. Cooke and children, and
Mrs. Hitchcock, who have beon spending
the warm season at Mt. Belleview, have
returned to the city and taken rooms at
the Stamm House.
J. R. Cowden, Esq, is, ss usual, acting
as clerk Of the Municipal and Police
Courts during the absence OF Commodore
Tom Darrah, who is off on fishing trip
along the South Branch.
Mira. George X. Wheat and son Allie,
who have been spending the summer in
Europe, arrived home yesterday at noon,
They were accompanied from New York
to this city by Mr.. George X. Wheat.
Mrs. Fredericks and daughter, Mics
Mamie, OF Stamford, Conn, who have
been visiting Mrs. Thomas Hughes, on the
Island, left yesterday for their home,
much to the regret OF numerous friends
here.
J. Melvin Richards. Of Wheeling, W.
Va, one OF the noted singers OF tho Fourth
Street N. E. Church and leading Prohi-
bitionist OF West Virginia, is in attend
ance at tue ConferenCe.-BarneSvilh En-.
terprise.
Mrs. Ida Lenkard has issued invitations
for reception TO be given by her next
Friday evening at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. Brues, on North Front street,
complimentary TO her visitors, the Misses
Phillips, OF Allegheny.
The following students entered the
Wheeling Business College yesterday:
Chas. Kuckuck, OF Burlington, O., Frank
Heller, OF Fulton, James Findley, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, and Anthony Dunlevy, Frank
Berry and Charles Ripley, city.
Mr.. H. W. Calender is in the city, max.
ing arrangements for the appearance at
the Opera House in the near futu Of Mr..
@. W. Couldock and company in "rhe
Willow Copse." In some respects this
engagement bids fair to be one Of the
most notable Of the season.
Ex-Attorney General White, OF Wheel
ing, is in the city on legal business. Mrs.
Thomas Riley, OF Wheeling, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Bohlen, on North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Downs, Jr., OF
Wheeling. spent Sunday with friends in
this city.-SttubsnuiRc Herald. .yrn
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A Nan raelor1 for oharlestou.

Saturdays Star, OF Charleston, this
State, has the following: A number Of
gentlemen OF Ashland, KY, are in cores
pondence with gentlemen OF this city,
with q view 10 ESTABLISHING in Charleston
a nail factory similar to the large estab.
lishments at Wheeling. The Ashland
capitalists, while anxious TO locate nail
plant in our city, desire substantial assist.
ance, perhaps the donation Of a tract Of
land, orimmunitY from taxes for q term OF
years. Such an enterprise as hrst.class
nail factory In our city would wonderfully
increase business otall kinds. As there are
usually from 800 to 500 persons employed
AZ such mill, q majority Of the workmen
being married men, q substantial increase
al our population would be another result
Of the location Of the mill here. The In
PRODUCTION OF such an enterprise would
stimalate other industries, and there Is no
reason why Charleston should not be q
lSrpe manufacturing city. She has facill.
ties that are unsurpassed, and 1t Ia hoped
that the Ashland gentlemen may be In
dueed 10 plant . nail factory in our midst
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting tsethH Il 90,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win.
CLOVIS Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value Is incalculable. II will re-
lieye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon Il mothers, there Ia no mis-
take about It. It cures dysentery and
diarTh@a, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, sottens tho gums, re-
duces infRmmaaons, and gives tone and
energy 70 the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slsWs Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing Is pleasant to tho taste, aud Is the pre-
scripHon Of one Of the oldest and best fe-
male nurses and phyddRns in the United
States, and Ia for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cent? q
betna' NWstW
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George Euglehardt, an umbrella mend.
or, who lives within the confines Of. that
sweet smelling aud classic suburb, Slack.
town, got drunk yesterday on barrel house
whisky, or something worse, and became
very disorderly. he got to behaving 30
very badly that Officer Desmond had to
arrest him. He was locked up in the
North End station. After cooling OF
somewhat, be informed the boys about
the house that he was going 10 hang him.
self, aud taking off his coat tied
it to the bars and placed
the empty sleeves about his neck. One Of
the boys consented to hold his pulse until
he should be- dead. In due course OF time
1t was solemnly announced that George
was dead, and he acCommodatingly sank
to the floor, where he lay limp until tired,
when he inquired when the hearse and
coffin would be ordered. George amused
the boys all through the night with his
observations about the police and matters
in general.
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The campmeeting in Gaston's Grove, at
Point Mills, w. Va, along tho line OF the
B. 4 O. railroad, Is well attended. Good
order good, preaching and singing is guar
anteed to all those that attend. A troupe
of well trained and experienced Jubilee
Singers is present, and adds greatly to the
interest and success Of the meeting; by
the rendering Of their fine vocal selections
it will interest and amply repay you to
attend the meeting aud hear the famous
Excelsior Jubilee Singers. Able ministers
are present, and others will be there dur
ing the meeting. Excursion trains on tho
B. & O. railroad Sunday, September q.
First train leaves Wheeling for the grove
at $3.50 A. NJ; second train leaves Wheel
ing for the grove at 2:45 ,. N, aud return.
ing To Wheeling at 10 p. n. Rate from
Wheeling to the grove and return, 40 Cents.
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TIVE NGw.cirY MALL.
Tho Fitting Up Delayed-Bad Work on the
Walls.

Tho Fitting Up Delayed-Bad Work on the
Walls.
The special joint committee on fitting
up and furnishing tho new City Hall met
last evening. Chairman Mylesand Messrs,
Dobbins, Stanley and Peterson were
present. Several things that Mr.. Myles
had had done were approved and the
bills ordered paid. On recommendation
OF Architect Hamilton, it was decided to
recommend 10 Council the payment OF
500 to ]. W. Beir, who had the contract
iUr doing tho alabPstining and repairing
to the walls Of that part OF the building 10
be occupied by the city. The contract
price was about $3.50. The contract Is
about finished, but it has, not been done to
the satisfaction OF either The Committee
or Superintendent, and will have to DO
done over again, or Mr.. Beir will have to
20 without the balance Of his money. 1t
Is understood that he has signifed his
willingness TO make the job satisfactory.
The committee ordere4 various ratiings
and counters that have been found to be
necessary. The work OF reftting and
furnishing is behind hand. The first Of
October was to have seen everything in
apple pie order, but now it will probably
take until November l to see every
department comfortably settled. AL
though the Superintendent and Chairman
Myles are hurryipg matters rs fast as pos
si6le, nearly everything has been tagging.
It has also been ascefflined that the esti-
mated cost will be exceeded. This is oc.
casioned by the repairs that it YVES found
necessary 10 make to the heating appa'
ratus,
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The "ChautauQua Circle" OF this city,
now entering on its sixth year, will meet
for reorganization, election Of officers, &C.,
on Tuesday evening, September %, at 7:3C
o'clock, in tho Young Mems Christian
Association parlor.
We feel fully justified in saying that
those who have attended regularly the
meetings OF this "Circle" have found them
an unalloyed delight. The former mem,
befs, as well as any persons who would
like To Join this 'CircIe" are most cor.
daily invited to attend this meeting.
The course Of study is varied and enter.
tanning as we'll as instructive.
The books are remarkably cheap.
The expense OF the course OF reading il
very small and can be made more so by
judicious management,
Persons can begin the @. L. S. @. course
OF reading at any time, as it Is not a pro-
gressive one aud Is 80 arranged that ali are
reading the same books at the same time.
We extend q cordial invitation for every.
body to attend this meeting.
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pxLMoNr,s GALA DAY.
The Imposing CsromoplAi at St. Ciairsvill
To-day.

A0-9AIs
st. Olaisyille will witness such an i'm
posing event today as was never teen in
her history before, The corner stone Of
her new 500, 600 court house will be laid
by the Masonic Grand Lodge OF the State
with great pomp. The procession bids fair
to exceed in length the longest street in
town. It will be in charge Of Col. James
F. Chariesworth, First Marshal, Col. o.
S. S. Baron, First Division Marshal, Rev.
James Z. Jones, Second Division Marshal,
Mr.: James Fitton, Third Division Marshal,
and Mr.. Robert N. Wilkins, Fourth Divi-
sion MaRhal.
The first division, composed Of all
Masonic orders, will he formed on Main
street, opposite the Masonic Hall, faced
east, in column, tie Communicates X. I:
on the right as, an escort, in charge Ct
their Captains General. II will consist Of
all Chapters, X. A. NJ, left in front, and
according 70 seniority, Juniors In 'front.',
in charge Of their marshals. Grand Lodge
Of Ohio, +. & A. NJ. as follows: Grand
Tyler, with drawn sword; Grand Stew-
ards, with white rods; q brother
with golden vessel Of corn
two brethren, with silver urns
OF oil and wine; Principal Architect and
Master Workman; Grand Secretary and
Grand Treasurer; master OF lodge, with
Bible, square and compass, and the Grand
Chaplain; Grand Marshal; two masters OF
lodges with two large lights; Grand War
dens; master Of 8 lodge with one great
light; Deputy Grand Master; brother,
with Book OF Constitutions; Grand Dea.
cons, with the plumb, level and square,
and black rods; Grand Master OF Ohio, r,
W. 6. NJ, J. W. Goodspeed; Grand Sword
Bearer, with drawn sword two Stewards,
with white rods; Choristers, with music,
by twos; specially invited guests and ora
tors; band. .as tt..
The second division, to be composed OF
all organizations present OF the Grand
United Order OF Odd Fellows, right in
front, seniors in advance, will form on
Main street, right resting on Marietta
street, in column.
The third division will be composed OF
all the organizations present Of the indie
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, Knights
Of Pythiss, aud other civic societies,
under charge Of their respective marshals.
They will form on South Marietta street,
right resting on Main, in column, deployed
south. The Grand Marshal, Mr.. James
Elton, will form this division, with the
senior organizations on the right and
Junior on the left Of the line.
The fourth division is to be composed
OF all other citizens, mounted; they will
form column by twos, on the fair grounds.
When the procession arrives at the new
Court House the Grand Lodge OF Ohio F.
& A. NJ, will lay the corner or foundation
stone Of the building, as per Ritual-after
which the procession will re form, as be-
fore, and march to the county fair grounds,
where Sir Ross j. Alexander, Mr.. A. 7.
McKelvey and others will deliver orations.
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DIVIDING THE SCHOOL TAX.
Tho Apporiionmsnt ,f the Fund to Il
DlnrrrnE CuunIieH.

Tho appointment tf the Fund to the
Different Counties.
The following is the apportionment Of
the General School Fund for the year
1885, to the several counties Of the State:
Barbour, $2,936 OG; Berkeley, g 512 "a;
Boone, Sl,5S9 rs; Braxton, 5000 92;
Brooke, $i,5l4 81; Cabeli, $3.50 90; CAL
houn, ST ,004 90; Clay, 81, 05s9 2; Doddridge,
So 095 10; Fsyette. $3.50 81; Gilmer, 81.
$50 AZ; Grant, 81 ,3S2 is; Greenhrier, S.
S87 81; Hampshire, s2.482 43; Hancock,
s., l3l 9S; Hardy, ST. Gao 81; Harrison, S.
l42 %; jackson, S4,450 10; Jefferson, S.
Cos Is; Kanawha, S, $50 II; | evils, s.. 372.-
30; Lincoln, S2,G0S SO; Logan, s., 225 70;
Marion, s., 253 70; Marshall, S4,6i0 81;
Mason, $500 IS; Mercer, s.. 256 81; Min
eral, $2,465 rs; Monongalia, $500 81;
Monroe, S2,Sl5 60; Morgan, s., 4S2 o.; Nc.
Dowell, ST 1888 70; Nicholas. $2,1Si 65;
Ohio, 81 ,675 SO; Pendleton, Sl,99l 92;
Peasants, 81, 553 20; Pocahontas, 81 1885,
II; Preston, $4,S2S 10; Putnam, 81 2Sl IS;
Raleigh, $2,l27 80; Randolph. L2,2i6 96;
Richie, $377S 81; Roane S. 5S4 80; Sum-
merp, s., 5G2 "A; Taylor, S2,7l2 q; Tucker,
1915 81; Tyler, So OIL 90; Upshur. 81 79S-
90; Wayne, 81, 1874 ID; Webster, 81, l04 Is;
Wetz.l, s. $40 OF; Writ, S2,l33 So; Wood,
81, 1902 SO; Wyoming, 81 ,4Sl 10; Martins.
burg City, 81 ,S57 40; Wheeling City, ST.
276 So. Total, Sl64524 80.
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Jake He'll, the nail feeder who was fined
by Squire Arkle Saturday and afterwards
bound over 10 court by Squire Manion, for
an assault on another feeder named
Toomey, says that the statement that the
difficulty between him and Toomey arose
out OF the difficulty existing in regard to
work In the nail mills is incorrect. Too
mey applied some very offensive epithets
To him, and the tive afterwards meeting in
a stable on the South Side, got into fight,
and Toomey was licked.
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KANSAS CIrI, Mo-, Sept. 2l.-The Times
Nevada, Mo-, specialssys: George Thomp.
son and Edward Kinds were jailed here
last Friday for robbery. This moriug the
Sheriff discovered they had sawed through
the bars Of their cells, formed a plot to
kill him and liberate P. S. Star, who is to
be hanged for murder, and then escape.
A BET Of burglars saws were found sewed
In their cuffs and two thousand dollars &C.
cidentally discovered sewed up in Thomp.
sons underwear. Hin5s' vaiise contained
a stick ofdynamite. Thompson had been
identified as notorious crook.
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"a Nall Famine"

In respect to the nail market the Kansas
CITY Times says: 1.-THE nail famine is as-
sumipg alarming proportions in this city.
Although nearly every hardware dealer
in town Ia short on finishing nails and
spikes, and although all have ordered sup
plies several weeks ago, there have been
no nails received here. The stock on hand
ID very limited and Is rapidly diminish.
ing, which causes corresponding rise in
the prics. The advance was ten cent?
DER keg Saturday, and tits expected they
viii continue to advance atabout that rate
every day until the nail mills resume
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TAY1oR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,

an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won iA way into wide spread popularity.
Lhn cologne y OF the finest quality, lasting aud
table Of all that have used Il. The quick and del
icate aenSe et the "MyEtIc Owls Rt once dtScoyof.
ca ia meriu, and they hAd NO happier conoeIt 10
oyer their guests than thesa fountain tets Of dc.
ughuui perfume The fair dancers who found 70
grateful LetrtShef last evening will pleaSe them.
selves ard honor their entertainers by Keeping M
the sensation throughout tie twelve. month ~
means Of thiA delIghtlll agent au26 AWAY
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The PAYERS employed by Col. Robert
Campbell, the contractor who Is laying
the friedrich pavement in the Sixth
ward, on Eoff street, struck yesterday for
an advance in their wages from g % to
s. so per day. The laborers employed on
the same contract also struck at the same
time for an increase Of % cents per day in
their wages, from 81 % to 81 so. What
the result Of the strike will be cannot yet
be coujectured. Both the contractor and
the strikers declare their intention never
to give In.
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Yesterday morning Joseph Hoey, boss
OF the coal mine at Benwood, owned by
the Benwood Nail Company, in which the
awful FIRE damp explosion OF last Friday
morning occurred, died from the effects Of
the burns and injuries he received a. the
time OF the explosion. The wonder is
that no escaped death at the time Of the
explosion. The two men that were with
him we're instantly killed, 1t will be re-
membered. Hoey leaves wife. He was
about 10 years old, an experienced miner
and well liked by his associates.
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A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and all, who suffer from
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs,
can find certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
OF permanent cures verify the truth Of this
statement. No medicine can show such
q record OF wonderful cures. Thousands
OF once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives to this New
Discovery. It will cost you nothing to
give it a trial.
Free Trial Bottle at Logan & Co.'s Drug
Stors. Large size, 81 90. MwR&w
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A good house greeted the opening per.
formsnce OF the Martinetti Brothers
Comedy and Specially Company, late the
Alice Walton Company, at Charley Shay
theatre last evening. All present were
enthusiastic III their expressions Of de-
light. The company Is an unusually
strong one in all respects, and gives a
highly meritorious aud pleasing perform.
ance. All the speclalties are novel and
artistic, and the music attractive. The
same bill will be given until Wednesday
pipht.
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1entistry,
Gle GnteIldgenftr.
oness No.. IS aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


For sale-LotS- Isaac Irwin.
stc,kholdelS' Meetiny-MAncheSterC Coal 60.
q, a. s:hAeier 4 Co.-AeRl F1t1te, 5Iear'hlpan
Cbesu HomI 20. A. schaeter 4 Co.
Nor Saic-Buildipg LOt-Ihos. O'Brten.
Attention, Sir Kniehr-b. Gunthay s Co.
Chamber WAIe-EwlDg Bros.
New Cop Teas-McMtchen's
UpctR HouX-MIO Dillon.
sIeohen MeCullough -Catpeuter and Builder.
Go. Z. stiiel & CO,-SpeciRl.
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Solicitors of Life Insurance.

uIEnTEn A few Grss class men who have isitb
NAM leu In Themselves 10 act a. DIGttiCt Nan.
ageu Rua speciRi aoiir5toYS inf ina
Equitable Life Association ot West ViFeinia.
9 cooperative company with tho bert endoWinenf
Pi i,i1. nov IN We. Popular aud easily worried.
y Employment aud sod pay g1Eranteed.
aoL IuIthef Particular apply u once 70 h II.
WhI5Ioa, manager, haEtinibhTg, West Virginia.
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\IALE\n8N/\INIJ
THE PERFUMED BALLROOM /!
r, rs A!l1a!a css'Ion speaking Of he Mystic

The Atlanta Constitution, speaking of the Mystic
Owls display, adds:
The pefiuined bKli room Was one OF the novel
and graceful features Of this great event As the
Euesih entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious OdoTB. ~ from a freshly
blooming btd OF thousand flowers. The air was
laden Win the soft, sweet perfume that seemed 10
90 the very breath Of the goddess Of pleasure and
AEoOtnB 70 the Ralelies ol the occasion, iou1.
tain, neatly placed, was playing all the evening,
the cologne which gave forth This perfume, and
the pEhcticed senses Of the ladies at once detected
what u was. We netd hardly nay that the fountain
mosphCEe the odOr Of
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INDICATIONS.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.--1A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and tennessee, generally
fair weather, except in the extreme north
eastern portion, local rains, variable WINDS
and stationary followed by lower temper
ature.
For the Lower Lake region, occf I;onal
rains, southeast, to northwest winds and
higher, followed by lower temperature.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock or WOOlens, being com.
plete line Of SuItings, PantaloOnlngs and
OYercoatingS, which We shall get up In
flrst.claSs style and 1T, and ut lowest
prices. also, q iull line Of furnishing
"OONs d. HESS & SONS.
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Felt Hats at Is cents, all the now shapes,
at HARRINGTON & Co.'s, I'LL Main street.
This hat Is mot retailed by the closest
dealers under $1.00, and In many cases Of
and 81 80; also novelties in Feathers
and Ornaments,
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.

AooIuuut8 huu IhcluohtH 10 WeBt VNEIhIu
and Vicinity.
The Secretary OF State has issued Ger.
tificate OF incorporation 10 the Central
Building and Loan Association, Of Mar
tinsburg.
1t now. appears that a railroad from
Ronceverte, on the @. & o. Railway, To
LewisburH. the county seat Of Greerbriet
county, is almost an established certainty.
It Is estimated that 1t would take 400
trains per day fifty years TO transport the
timber alone from off the proposed Par
kersburg & Norfolk railroad, In this State,
to market, not counting the rich depoaits
Of minerals, such aB Iron ore, coal, etc.
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The following shows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
Z A. n, GO'; u NJ, 1882. NJ, 81; Up. NJ,
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THE ALEXANDRA Palace Rink will be
open afternoon and evenings this week.
There will DO music Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturday evening" =