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GRANT DYING.
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oaleoi Nos. 70 and 81 Foartsenth Street.
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No. 2 u 5W
Live stool

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 1.-The Dropert Journal 70
ports: Live hogs: Receipts 1900 head: marke
rather slew and 50 lower; light 81 25a4 IS; rough
packing 81 80 nj 40; heavy packing and ship.
ing 81 i0al s.. CattlO-ReceipE 1900 head; marke
weak and i0at5e lower; Shtpping EteeB 81 20a5 So
butchers 81 40a. 50; StockeEs s. 4Qai O.. sheep
Receipts $500 head; market dull and l5a20c lower
sales ranged n SIS co. but mainly at 50 76ai 20
Dry Goods.
NRw YoRK, April l.-ThcEe has been more
quiet market In all branches OF the trade, never
theleSS there was O very wide request.
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NV YoRK, April I.-Fiour: receipts 10, 900 bar.
rels; exports 400 barrels; low grades scarce and
Irm: medium aud choice stock dull and d shade
lower; suporhne State and western q CO.'S is;
common 70 good extra 50 00a3 iOi good TO choice
stronger: No. 2 spring 0Gc; ungraded red sla
95c; steamer red Sc; No. red SG1c; No. red s99o
& o. b.; s9t+a9Oiizc aaoat: DC In elevator; No.
No. SAyIo: steamer is<c: No. 70; steamer
yellow S0I<c; yellow b0a501Sc; ungradel white
49I<c. oats AaJ%c higher; mixed Wettorn 3IasSc;
DO white 3Sailc. Eggs dull and lower. Fork dull
At iSc. Lard, western stram T.ig11sa7.ioe. Butter
dull and dropping; western loa2Sc. Cheese quiet
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bud and security has bcen given BY said COM
A. o. RAEER,
o sS Of Circuit Court Of aanhGll County, WA
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CHICAGO, Ills, April 1.-F1our quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat opened ashsde lower. prices
falling Of AZ, but under good buying improved
April a. 4R7i5c, clolsd At Tl5+c; May 7gI<a7gjfc,
closed al 79ssc: June slIfasltlc closed Il
red SItSSc; No Sired 4a73c. Corn In good ship.
plug demand, speculative tradlpg light, market
opened lower, improved 11lc and closed about the
same a, Yesterday; cash s711saioTs; April s71la
l11Sc: June 4l!sai2Ec, closed At 42ai21Ec. oabs
opened q shade lower, but under moderate do.
maud nilied aud closed IsaItc over yesterday: cash
81 April closed a x79le; Nay
311Sa3l1kc. Rye quiet; and steady at Ga
B21lSc. Barley almost nominal No. 2 62a6Sc.
Flaxseed quiet t 81 80. Pork In fair demand and
10al6c higher advance well sustained: cash 81 7ba
ali 80: April sl1 G11 closed a. 81 7bsll M;
May 81 7Sall IN elosed a 81 Ss9li w; June
Ing lIsht; market Arm and 9 shade hIgaer; cash
aud April 67GaG. MAY 6,82ISa6 $50; June Goa
1850, closed at s9oa6S2hc. Boxed meats steady;
dry sailed shoulders 45oat.60c; short RIB h9Oa
b.92kSc; short clear side 64Oa6.45c Whisky hrm At
8 IS. Butter steady: creamery 5a26o: daily "a
axe. Eggs highar Of fixc. Afternoon BOARD
Wheat strong and closing 1t Yale higher. Corn
closed 10 higher. Oats advanced h&3Sc. Pork ad.
al kaNIT Z ID aBaN
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Kidney and Liver Diseases md Rheumatism
Suffered tcribly-'"Nothing SEEMED TO help me;
could not get out 81 he'd pE smita CURED n ne;
Catarrh Polypus OF Nose, Impaired Voice.-Suf'
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Mrs. Hunt whisked 4 minute speck Of
dust from the range as she shifted and ele,
waited hsT nose. eGity folks may do ior
the city, but accordin' to my thinkin',
they amt any more use in the country
than the bones OF last year. skeeters.
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

anu tiuAhlhV
Yesterday morning tho Ganiz oil well at
Little Washington, was agitated with the
sand pump and for twenty minutes the
oleaginous substance flowed into the tank.
Probably seventy-fye barrels OF oil forced
its way up from the well. The work OF
putting in the two inch tubing at the well
was commenced yesterday afternoon.
Hiram Lewis, accompanied by A. B.
Maxwell and Henry Vaughn, made a raid
through Raleigh county q few days since.
They were after illicit distilleries and
found several places where "moonshine"
had been made. At last they found still
at the house Of Washington Solesberry,
where 1t had been left by the Illicit whisky
manufacturer. Lewis cut it into fragments
and returned home. William Helton il
supposed to be the gentleman who manu-
featured the corn soup, which he sold to
his neighbors for 81 90 per gallon.
Captain John L. Robbins, OF Fort Wayne,
Indiana, arrived in Parkersburg last week,
in hot pursuitof one Stephen Scott, whom
it was alleged had committed rape on a
girl by the name Of Della NJ. Kelsy, the
10th day Of last July. He deputized Con-
stable Neal Beckwith on his arrival there
and that officer followed Scott and came
within sight Of him near Rockport. He
gave chase and followed his man to the
Jackson county line, where all trace OF
him was lost. Scott will likely be cap
tured soon, as he wentfrom Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, 10 his home in Indiana, and Is
well known in,that part OF West Virginia
about Parkersburg
A curious event and one OF serious
nature TO the Kanawha River, transpired
few days since. Between the towns OF
Red House and Riverside large red rock
stood in picturesque beauty, oyerhanging
the river where the channel properly was
called "the narrowsn by pilots. Through
causes unknown, the rock became dis
placed and toppled over into the river,
almost blocking up the stream. The water
is seeking course along the opposite
bank and threatens 10 crawl through the
earth to Hurricane creek. The town OF
Winfield is in danger OF being washed
away. To what extent the accident will
interfere with navigation at that point has
not yet been ascertained.
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rha ,1IlItarr sla.Inr c1pb.

The JUNIOR Plumed Knights and Junior
Jefferson Clubs completed the formation
Of their roller skating club Monday night,
by electing the following permanent OIL.
GERS: President, F. Wheat; Secreta:.,v d.
Carothers; Treasurer, H. Darah; Captain,
Louis r. D. Hunter; First Lieutenant,
John Finan; Second Lieutenant, Andy
Mckee; Third Lieutenant John Craw-
ford; First Sergeant, Ebb. Donaldson;
Second Sergeant, Harry Moore; Third
Sergeant, W. Willis; Fourth Sergeant, Il.
Darrah; Fifth Sergeant, NJ. II. McNabb;
First Corporal, ]. Amber; Second Cor
Poral, W; Reed Third Corporal, +, Wheat;
will begin at once TO drill at Rose & Ent-
ler's rink, and II they make a success Of 1t
here they will give exhibitions in all the
principal cities and towns in the United
States and Canada.
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martins Ferry News.

The Climax was tied up yesterday OF
account OF the heavy ice.
Mr.. D. b. McSwords and his mother left
for New Orleans yesterday.
There is rumor afloat that one OF the
skating Kinks will soon change hands.
James Ralston fell at the Eureka Rink
yesterday afternoon and sprained his arm
very badly.
Mr.. Joseph Bier had his right hand
very badly lacerated at the cooper shop
yesterday by n saw.
Farmers in the country report thieves
very plentiful. They take all the potatoes
they can find buried in holes.
Lucian Nelson has finished fine draw.
ing Of Engine No. IA on the @. & z. road.
1t is on exhibition at Laslfs iewelry store.
The thermometer registered lie below
zero yesterday morning at o'clock. Sew
eral persons report having lost all their
flowers yesterday.
On Friday evening at the Excelsior rink
there will be q prize given 10 the most
graceful lady skater. The prize will be
S or pair Of fine Fenton club skates.
ANY lady can skate. The floor will be
given up to them at $50 o'clock.
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strangers in the City and wheeling Foil
Abroad.

ADrOAn.
Messrs. Noyes Burlow and John G
Ruby, two well known Charleston gentle
men, are in the city.
Mr.. Eugene Dana, OF Maiden, one OF the
largest coal operators on the Kanawha,
arrived in the city yesterday.
General William Henry Harrison Flick,
United States District Attorney for this
State, tips the seales at 800 pounds.
Bishop Peterkin, Of the Episcopal
Church, will be in this city March 20 to
administer the rite Of confirmation.
Miss Carrie Swain plays 1.-THE Little
Joker" for the benefit OF the knights Of
Pythias Of Springfield, Ohio, this evening.
Hon. Henry S. Walker is again in the
city. Rumor now has It that he is TO be
Secretary Of State under Governor Wilson.
Goyernorelect L. Willis Wilson, nc.
companied by his wife and child, arrived
in the city yesterday, and has rooms at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. Sam A. Miller was reported as rest.
ing much easier yesterday, and il is hoped
that he will only have u slight attack oil
typhoid fever.
The JPea. Virginia Argl thinks "sen.
ator McCreery has no use for newspapers,
and the papers should have no use for him
II he ever attempts to run for oiIiceagain. "
Miss lone Walton, daughter Of Judge
Walton, Of Woodsfeld, Monroe county,
o., very pleasant Young lady, is the
guest Of Mrs. John Roemer, OF the South
Side.
j. W. Sinclair, Esq, Of Fayette county,
is again in the city. Mr.. Sinclair will
probably succeed the late W. II. Hoge-
man as General Counsel Of the G. & y.
Railroad Company in this State. The
company could not make better selec-
ton.
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LOCAL BRRvIrIEs.

!,ia,,er, of Minor MON emit In and About the
City. !
AMAscorrr" this evening at Charley
ORGAN Ireeital at the Cathedral this
evening.
this evening.
TnR North End Social gave amasqueradc
-i6aliin Athletic Hall last night.
MRs. FRED YAHRLISo. OF Indiana street
is slowly recovering from a severe and
tedious spell Of illness.
Mr.. SAMUEL o. BoYcE, Of Il. G. Bars
office, Ilias been commissioned a Notary
Public by Governor jackson.
Gov. L. W. WILSON received quite an
ovation in both houses Of the Legislature
Yesterday. The Senate took recess To
pay its respects TO him.
A FAIR OF boxing gloves have been add.
cd TO the parphernalia in the Sergeant.at'
Arms room Of the State Senate, and the
Committee Clerks spend their spare time
knocking each other out.
TnR marks on the wharf indicated last
evening depth in the channel Of 10 feet
IL inches, and the river was still rising.
At points above 1t has commenced TO fall.
Navigation is suspended still, on account
OF the ice.
TIE ball given at Arion Hall last even
ING by the wheeling City drum corps was
yery successful affair, both in a social
and financial way. There was large and
orderly crowd present that danced to the
music furnished by Mayer until q late
hour.
YESTERDAY was a very cold day.
Everybody knew that it was cold, and
about the only ones who ventured out OF
doors were those whose duties compelled
them TO be out. Draymen and street cal
conductors had a terrible time. Roaring
fires were kept going in all the stores and
CRATES and hot drinks were in demand.
Towards evening 1t moderated slightly.
The special Joint Council Committee on
Legislation met lasteyening and organized
by eleciing George B. Caldwell, Chairman.
The committee discussed in q general way
the proposed changes to the city's charter
that were considered by the old Council
ana resolved to adopt some OF them in a
bill it will prepare for presentation 70 the
Legislature. Other features OF the bill will
be altered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature. of The money and Stock MAJ

kets.
NV YoRK. Feb. li.-Money easy ut percent
Prime mercantile psPer as percent, Sterling Ex
As5E
GovERSNESrs-Dull. with only one Eale on the
Stock Exchange 10 day. and that without change
0uoted
STATE sEcuRirfEs-NcVlected
sTOcEs-The feature 81 to-day,s stock market has
been theStrpugth and activity Of New York Genital
and lake Shore, accompanied BIZ repoTts that Van.
these stocks. Another fnmor was that woerhoisf
was nREinr an earncst oiIort 10 SecIIre the contro
ing Interest IN New York contrai. Neither story
VIII ansaS y o n nm i9 %sS ssis
adySnses durins ne DAY until II reached al which
was accomplished during the last hour. In he
final dealings Il sold on 70 pl5s and rallied closing
price III and after selling at so Yielded carly 70
az. but Immediately rallied and sold during the
forenoon at OK Before O'Clock The price touched
IS, but In The last hour yielded IO6i gain Of l5s
The remainder Of the active market with few ex.
ceptlonS, show gains OF percent, the course OF
prices following pretty closely that Of the stocks
already mentioned. 5acSswann , was WY active i
In lie amount OF busiueSS done: NJ hehcS prieIS
w, was also icnched before noon, agsnIt y6f al
The opening. and closed at o. gain o. q percent
Is ,s haul an o gRSS SsG So SsF a ss
Isl 10 AZ. and ciosei nc Sane a Yesterday: st
PAIL Gdyanced from Tlt 10 75k aud closed al ~
iater and eloscd Al SJH. The bulls claim thst he
Ihort Interest Of thIG stocf Is largely increased To-
day. Among nc stocks less active, but making
Important gains, were Pacific Mall, which closed
~ nerrent higher N 6Gk, and MIchIynn Ccntnlii
tcrrciit NcstaTn Union, Manhattan and Missouri
facidc were unchangcd, and Northern TaeIIIc com.
mon. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy aud Genital
Pacific each y persept lower. while Omaha dc.
SnsdT d u NJ ses sla5s iadsS ~ WIZ h9y
W W., WI S,, ~ Rave sdxsrss I'm ~
~ nlsraSIte cal fciS oent1 neT ION '4e
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Friday has been get GpaTt as Potato
Day" in the public schools OF this city, for
the benefit Of charity. Each scholar ia
expected TO bring one potato, and II the
quota Is full many barrels will be filled for
the suffering poor. This charity plan has
been successfully adopted IN many Of the
cities Of the country, and will no doubt be
Us fruitful OF good here as 1t has uniformly
been elsewhere.
Terminal u Utilities In Washington, ID. G..
chow to Get In and How to Get Oup' of n
Hole.
In order that persons, who arc not "a.
miliar with Washington City, may not be
deceived by the misleading and unreli-
able statements, made by q Railroad COM
pany that Is striving, by ialse-pretence, TO
divert travel which usually seeks better
equipped and better managed lines, II is
desirable that the readers OF this paper
should be made aware OF the facts in re-
gard to the terminal facilities OF the Rail-
roads entering Washington CITY.
The Station Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Is the only first-class Station In the
city; 1t Il located ON Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., in the centre OF the town In close
proximity to all the leading hotels, and
within two minutes walk OF the Capitol
building The Station used by the other
line reaching Washington from the West,
IL second-clsss building, locatedin hol.
low, on q back street, and unless strangers
arriving by that line take carriages, they
will encounter more or less difficulty in
reaching their places Of abode.
No Railroad In America has as good IA.
cilities as the Pennsylvania for taking care
Of large volume Of passenger business.
This was established during the Centen-
NAL Exposition In 1915, and all intelligent
people know that the Pennsylvania,
through her superiority in construction,
equipment and management, still holds
her proud position as the leading Railroad
Of the world.
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RInk small Talk.

Miss Ella Caldwell, while skating at the
Capitol rink, fell and broke her wrist yes
terday afternoon.
It is reported that seibert is going TO
start a rink at his summer garden out the
road in few days.
There Is talk Of another private party
being held atthe Island rink. 1t Is pop
ular place for these private affairs.
Tickets for the fancy dress Charity gkat.
ing Carnival TO be held at the Kirkwood
rink this evening can be had OF Mr.. S. b.
Harrison at the Mcclure House.
The Island rink continues TO DO one Of
the most popular resorts Of the city, and
one reason Tor this is, that the managers
are ALWAYS looking out for the comfort Of
their patrons.
Edward Sharper, petitioned Council
last Tuesday night to be allowed 10 rent
the Second ward market hall for a skating
rink, but his prayer was not granted. He
wanted to start a rink for the colored PEG.
pie.
The managers OF the Island rink have
invited the drill squad OF the Stanton
Club OF Steubenville TO give fancy drill
at their rink on some evening In the near
future. It will be sight well worth
witnessing il the invitation is accepted.
Col. Bob McEldowney says in the va.
eel Democrat Of last week: ave haven't
the ore to start pool room and the roller
skate Is about monopoliEed. But we have
rented back lot and next week will in
troduce something fresh. We refer TO that
delightful game called Last one over the
fence is niger
The Chapline street rink has been en-
gagged by q private party for Friday night
from 1880 O'Clock until midnight. Tho
party Is composed Of nailers and their
wives and lady friends, and nearly all OF
them have never been on skates before.
Thirteen OF them who have never been on
skates before have entered for half mile
race on this occasion.
An English writer on the subject Of
rinking-the term applied to roller skating
by the English nobility-says: "Roller
skating in itself combines so much that is
attractive as recreation, and healthiul as
an exercise, that there Is no need Of any
extraneous attractions to give II greater
popular favor. Indeed, anything beyond
the exercise itself acts rather as draw
back than otherwise. People go 10 skat-
ing rink as they 90 to nearly every place
of public amusement, mainlyto see and TO
be seen. They like 10 20 on the floor on
rollers 10 show their friends how grace
fully and skillfuily they can disport them
selves while their friends enjoy sitting In
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DINNER TO GOV. JACKSON,
By the Young Ladies of Mt. de chantai
$3.50 Yesterday.

Yesterday.
A complimentary dinner was given at
Mt. de chantal yesterday afternoon to
Gov. ]. B. jackson, by the young ladies
Of the culinary class. Gov. Jackson has
two nieces in this class. The dinner was
gotten up entirely by the pupils, and re-
Elected distinguished credit alike upon
themselves and the instructions given in
the culinary art at the Mount. The party
was small, but made up OF distinguished
gentlemen, and all were delighted with the
revelation Of what Is accomplished by the
practical teaching in this department.
The guests were, Gov. Jackson, State
Treasurer 0'Brien, State Superintendent
OF Free Schools Butcher, Secretary OF State
Stalnaker, Mayor Grub, Sheriff Handlan
Mr.. II. S. White, Of Bolton, and Mr.
Thomas Reilly, and Right Rev. Bishop
Kahn, Monsignor Sullivan and Rev. FatheI
Conner, Of Clarksburg.
There was little iormality about the
gathering. Gov. Jackson's health wa
drank in water, and brief remarks wert
made by the Bishop and the Governor
After the dinner the young ladies gave Q
pleasing exhibition in calisthenics, and
music and conversation whiled away tht
remainder Of the evening. The party re
turned TO the city about hall past seven
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The creek has closed again.

The creek has closed again.
Mr.. ThOs. Davis, Of Smiths Ferry, is ii
Mr.. James Morrow, Of New Athens, Il
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Jessie Judkins, Of Urichsville, is in
town visiting friends.
Mr.. Oliver Williams was called to Salem
by the death Of a friend.
The Wheeling Creek mines have shut
down until after the cold snap.
The colored Baptist church Of Kirk.
wood is holding protractcd meetings.
Rumor says that prominent business
man Of this place willshortlylead Wheel.
ing belle to the altar.
The carnival takes place tonight at the
Kirkwood rink, instead Of Mt the Nam
moth, as stated in yesterdays paper,
bridgeport is in sympathy with the bill
now before the Legislature for the appro-
priation Of ST., 900, for the building OF
fire-proof court house.
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MORNING GRoRY BAKING POWDER, al.
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
groceis. 6. IS. FEESY, proprietor,
I4l0 Main street,
old Women cremated.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. ia horrible affair oc
CURED on the poor farm, near Monticello
Ills, Monday nietit. Three old women
who were demented, and therefore kept
apart from the other paupers, occupied an
old shanty 100 yards from the main build.
ing. Yesterday morning the inmates Of
the poor house were Mortified to find that
during the night the shanty had taken
fire, been destroyed, and that the three
women had persisted in the flames. Their
names were Lucinda Currant, Louisa
Baker and EllEa Mason,
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a MuRpRnER coNFEssEs
To His oriRe-Bep Coy, of Washington, P,
ON Trial,

To HIS CriRe-Bep Coy, of Washington, Pa,
on Trial,
Sunday, November %, several persons
were standing near Wright's chapel, in
Little Washington, talking among them.
selves, when Ben Cox came up and inter.
iered and when requested to desist only
persisted the more in forcing himself into
their company. George Carter told him
20 90 away or he would hurt him and
Carter at the came time walked away him.
self when Cox shot him. Carter being
taken 10 the hospital, died from the effects
Of the shot, on thu following Tuesday.
Yesterday tie grand jaFy returned a
true bill against Cox: The prisoper was
brought before the bar soon after and in
answer TO the question: "po you plead
guilty or not guilty?" the defendant an
swered in 4 firm voice, apparently with.
out the tremble Of nerve, Guilty Of
murder In the second degree" This reply
was like q clap Of thunder in clear sky to
the anxious andienns. District Attorney
Taylor stated that he vas wiling to
accept the plea for the Common
wealth inasmuch as he was
satisfied from the dying declarations made
by Carter to his physician that Cox could
not have been guilty Of murder in the
ilnt degree. Judge Hart said that from
what he had read In tho papers and heard
OF the case, he was satisfied that after o
costly and protraeted trial, a jury would
have returned q verdict similar to the
plea, and, therefore, heartily eonaurred in
the action Of the District Attorney in &C,
oentinV II
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A Cold Day 10 thssspate.

The Senate chamber wasso cold yester.
DAY, in spite OF all the steam that could
be safely turned on, that the Senators had
to sit in session with their overcoats and
"golOshes" on. In the afternoon Mr..
Morrison presented the following:
WHEREAS, Old Boreas has made an un.
justified and disrespectful assault upon
this chamber, with results extremely un.
comfortable 10 Senators on this floor,
therefore
Be i Rssolred, That the Chairman oil
the Committee on the Militia be instructed
TO repair to tho basement and sit on the
safety valve OF the boiler until the en-.
gineer runs her up to one hundred and
Alter good laugh, the resolution was
withdrawn.
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An0,l,,r Lane paTty for Now Orleans,

Quite large party from St. Clairsyille
and other near points over in Ohio leave
for New Orleans Tuesday next, February
18th, and haze arranged with the p, @. &
ST. L. Railway Pan Handle route) for a
special coach for their accommodation
from Wheeling to Cincinnati, connecting
In the came depot with the L. & n. Rail
road, where 0 through sleeper Is taken for
New Orleans. The party will be in charge
Of ]. B. 4lcMechan, DIST. GlaisYille, Ohio,
Any one wishingte Join theparty obtain
full information, tickets, &C., by address,
ing Mr.. ]. B. McMechan, st. Clairsyille,
Ohio, or J. ]. Tomlinson, agent, Pan
Handle office, foot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling. ~. Va.