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MAI,rIN,s FERRY.
General NswI Item, ut Current LoOnl
Interest.

GsuOral NswI Items ut Current L,OAl
interest.
Mrs. G, G. sedgiok is improving slowly
after long sckResa.
Mrs, G, w. Mitchell Is Waiting hel
daughter at Welsburg,
The bicycle fever seems to DO epidemic
among the young men.
Miss Lille Chandler, Of Mountain View
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. James McComas, Of Pennington
was in town yesterday on business.
Jake Kemple has b9sh engaged TO de
liver aleCturs next Wednesday evening In
the G. A, Il. hall.
Three township Trustees are to be elected
this spring under the provision oil The
amended constitution.
The best mArksmsn out Of ten shots viii
be the winner OF fine Eet St glassware al
William Coates Saturday evening,
A large number OF Citizsns here hsYG
signed remOnslranCe against the County
Commissioners maEinga free turnpike FOL
Barnesvillo.
The citizens, ssthe time approaches iol
the municipal eli c:ion, are becoming en-
Unused as to its Importance. The contest
promises TO be lively.
The concerto be given by tho Nina'
vile Union Cornet Band, at the Excelsior
rink Saturday evening, promises an ex'
ceptionably enjoyable entertainment
Thomas Saunders, who disappeared
from here sone weeks ago, and whose
description was advertised ia the INTEL
LluENCER, has turned up at youngstown
Ohio. Before his sudden Disappearance
he was mn employee Of the N;na iron mill
WASTRD-A good porter at the Hanover
Hotel. Apply at once.
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RIVER NEws. ,
stage of he watar aud NiovsmOnts of The
Steamboats,.

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stage of he watsr aud NiovSmSnts Of The
Steamboats,.
Tho W. N. Chancellor is due down al
an early hour this morning,
The General Pike is carrying tho i'll,
iated Emma 6raham's whistle.
River men say that the Ohio river has
not paid running expenses this year.
Between 200 and 800 timber RATS came
out Of the Big Sandy gu the last rise.
Ohio river bridges sunk eleven barges
on the last run Of coal, valued at $4,000.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for this
point at o'clock this evening, Shippers
can order by telegraph,
The towboat Joseph +. Walton ran her
tow against q pier oil the Newport bridges,
containing 1900 bushels Of coal, worth
$1,000.
About 200 feet OF the dam at Lowell was
carried away by Ice recently, and naviga.
ton Of the Muskingum is suspended In
consequence.
The Scotia passed up yesterday. The
General Pike went down at an early hour
yesterday morning, and the Katie Stock.
dale went down several hours later in the
day.
The st. Lawrence has been propped mp
where she was blown ashore above Au.
glsta last Friday, the task Of floating her
being impossible until another rise &C.
ours,
The railroad bridge crossing the Ohio
river at Point Pleasant has changed
its signals. Hereafter they will be as
follows: Red light on each channel pier,
green light In center OF channel span aud
white lights oil other piers.
The river fell almost imperceptfbly yes
terday, the marks lust evening indicating
depth in the channel Of feet 10 inches.
At Pittsburgh the depth at dusk was feet
II inches aud the river was al o stand. AT
points above the rivers were falling.
The Louis A. Shirley Is due here fro
Cincinnati this afternoon, for which pom
she. will leave on her return trip t1.tnort
row afternoon Of . o'clock. The Shirler.
10 a staunCh Btern.wheel packet possessiny
ample accommodations Ior both passeng
gers and shippers and commanded by 0
very clever Get Of gentlemen. The public
will do well 10 patrcnize her
[ The Point Pleasant Gazette contains tho
following; Last Sunday morning as the
Nail City, belonging to Armstrong Bros,
oil this city, was Depending the riyerwith
q tow Of coal, near Huntington, she WIS dis.
abled by tho steamer Jim Brown. The
Brown was desOsndlpg'vlth q tow Of coal,
when Immediately behind the Nail City
she whiaLled for sides, and was promptly
answered. For come reason she could not
handle her Tow, which went crushing into
the wheel Of the Nail City, knocking II
out Of the boxing aud otherwise dalnsg.
Ing her, and badly iDjufing one Of the
Browns barges. The Nail City was tow.
ed 10 shore Gy The steamer Louise, where
che made the necessary repairs, and de.
parted for CiuninhAii
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rnE oAANlrT ENl NMrAlNMsNr
Prsotlstug the ,tatsly SlisuSt- Bright Pros
poets Vt BucOsSs.

pOots Vt BnCOsSS.
Last evening the young ladies and gem
tlemsn who are to dance the minuet at the
entertainment to be given at the Opera
House next Thuraday evening for the ben
eat Of the Womsp's Union Benevolent
Society, met in the south dining room Of
the Mcclure House and received their hrst
instruction from Miss Slack-Davis, Of Pitts
buTah, who has been secured for this pnT'
lose, Alllhose who arc tO take part were
present and much interest WAs manifested
by all. Enough WAS seen at this first re-
Leareal TO bear out the statement that this
dance will be one oil the preltieBt, most
graceful affairs ever given IN the city, The
music is pleasing, aud with those taking
part handsomely COstumed, the effect 'at
they 20 through the stately figures, will
be charming.
Tonight tho Charity Minstrels will re-
hearse ut Banners music store and TO-
morrow night at tho Mcclure House, Next
week they will rehearss twice with ihu
Opera House orchestra This Opera House
band will furnish the music for the parade
Thursday afternoon. The minstrel part
Of the evenings programme will embrace
four comic songs, bGllods, Duets, quar-
lettes, double song aud danes and other
features together with no end Of jokes
wiltcismy, elC. Ehe rehsSrSal5 have pro-
crossed smoothly thus far and everything
points 10 success,
The Chidren's operetta is being gotten
IN by Misses Jessie Bates and NJ. Louise
Butler, and not by Mrs. Norton as re-
ported, These ladles are succeeding adj
miubly In training the children. The
entertainment as a whole will be one thai
II will be hard for the home talent Of any
place to surpRss in excellence.
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AN lNoENDIAnY FRS,
AID Another Disastrous BiaEs-ltsns freI
Wsli,bnFg.

WsllsbpFg.
Mr.. James RalstOu, Of this place, le'
Gently Of Martins Ferry Ia very III WIN
but slight hopes OF recovery.
The residence Of MI GeoTGe Cox, at the
mouth Of Gross cIsek, this county, was
entirely consumed Sy hIe wednesday
about 8 o'clock r. y. Very low Of ths
household etIecls we're saved. she build
ing was insured In DR.. Uoppers agency
Fred, springborn's parrot dew out 70 .
floating cake OF ice IN the river on We'd
desday, While the family was lament pg
It's probable loss, and Fred preparing %
reacus 1t, Polly was consoliing them with
"Good bye, pap "Good bye, Frank, II
was rescued.
Wednesday night about eleven o'clock
lire was discovered In the Abrams build
ing, on Water street, An alarm was sound
ed, and by the aid OF Wat,r supplied with
buckets and the extingutsher the ire was
soon under control. ,Qnly the hFst tioor
OF the building was occupied, that by Mr,
John OFT rs q merchant tailoring estAb'
llkhment. There being no fire IN the
building for several hours before tue dis
cbyery Of the ii amos, and the fact that the
doora had to be broken in by the bremen
TO gain an entrance, caus d q suspicion
that there was cause ioT strict inyestlga'
lion as to the origin Of the fire. Alter the
lmes were subdusd and the smoke not
interfering, the discovery was made that
The Gre Was started underneath the foot
OF the stairs leading 10 the scond II DOR,
Pieces Of rags, carpets and other combus'
tibles were found where thestiFe started.
Farther investigation led to the discovery
that cellar window In tho rear Of the
building had bssn carefully removed,
Outside on the soft ground could be
seen the tracks made-by gum booIs'
These we're followed until they led 10
stone wall, where the trail was lost. The
tiremen were promptly on hand and per
formed their duties nob'y. MIR, J. H.
Chamberlain, who has charge Of the large
extiuguisher, as usual was among the first
on hand, remaining on watch " the build.
ing all hight. "Jos" 10 entitled to great
credit for tina zeal he puts forth In saving
property from the dsyonIing element. u
is generally supposed that the object OF
the inCendiaIy was robbery, as the block
10 which the hre was started is composed
entirely OF business houses.
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n,llnire.


John johnson hiss moved 70 Maynard
i, Ed Strahl IL reported very low will
typhoid fever
Rev, ]. II. Rodgers, OF Canton, O., wal
in town Yesterday.
T. & Wocdh,;J,o ,ot h,ck wednosJav
night from bis southern trjp.
M rrohond t,r,tl, ioh ,a.,o,dov oo,,
, ~ I'M thsis a.. ia a, ,e ysStS"' '''A
ny r., ~ ''e' ~, -" w /" "'iSi' ~
.hd I Tro, Wlll W gnSstse[ cumls,ehce a
snV 80" ~ - 'u ,m w Vv'H'1s'
a daughter oil ALBERT Amber dled yes
tefday az hla nome IN Tue FIfat ward
The Y. N. q, a. members went to the
temperance meeting last night In body
Some OF the merchants will have BOOTH
fitted up in the EIysan rink during the
Catholic Bazaar.
j. W. Mitchell was in town vestsrda,
moving biz family aud household VoodstC
New Haven. Co1n.
1ohn Iills, n sorlb ns,,,i,s hoo or,
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LOCAL. BRRvlTIRs,
Matter. Of Minor Aomsnl in and 4bonl 'hS
City.

AcADRNY this sveninS-"Silye Spur
oPERA HOUSE, this eyeulpg-"Mixsd
Pickles.
AIlss JENNIE GREEN, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. John Wilson, OF Little Wash.
ington, for the past three weeks, returned
home yesterday.
TuR Board Of County Commissioners
will hold special session this morning,
and 90 ont 10 the Poor Farm TO insPect
the disputed south boundTy line.
JuDsE JACOB will hold q special term OF
the Circuit Court to day 70 announce soms
ohancsIy derisions, and Judge Boyd will
hold special term tomorrow Tor the
same purpose.
AMANDA GoRRRLL Was yesterdayAppoint-
ed guardian OF George and Nettle Corral
minor orphana Of George Gorrell, deceaa-
cd, aud gave bond in the sum Of S4O0 with
BeDjlmian Vail ss surety.
EXCELSIOR LepGV No. 40, |. o. D. B..
will give benefit skating and dancing
carnival at the Ohaplins street rink thtI
evening, AIisaea Lille Rust and Susie
Barley will give an exhibition 'ot fancy
skating,
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On OF about March lst, 1880, 1 will re,
move my store to number 1914 Main
street, Is doors below Market alley,) al
which time ehall make a now departure
In my way Of doing business, and sell all
goods strictly for cash. ! shall, 40 here
toiore, keep the most reliable makes o.
medium and fno grades OF Boots and
Shoes. After an experience Of ltteer
years I AIN convinced that the Cash Sys
teni Is better both for buyer aud seller.
can aud will sell at least 10 percent
cheaper for cash. Can you afford To pat
Il for q short credit Hoping this vii
meet your approyal,'t respectfully solicit
your trade. j, T. SToSE,
1914 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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TuRBAY VIEW MILL SIGNS
Ths hllpgo Compromise scale and goes :
Work at once.

Work a. once,
The nail factory at Bay View, Wiscon.
sin, belonging to the North Chicago Roll
ing Mil Company, as was predicted in
the IETELLIGENcRR, has signed the Nipgo
compromise scIle (I9 cents on q 81 %
card, aud not to 50 below is cents at So
with the price OF hsstinga! 81! cents for
coal furnace as at Brilliant.
While always represented at important
mestings Of the Western Nail Association,
Bay View was not member, and its
sc,lou does not surprise the manulaG.
tureTH, nor Is 1t break in their rapks, %
was the Mingo compromise and that al
Brilliant 1t Is none tha less pleasing to
the workmen, whose CAUSE Is strength
ened to some extent by the starting ot the
Bay View factory. The following olli:lal
notification was received last night;
Special Dt,DateA TO ne h,lslliOeesr,
PIrTsBuRaH, Feb, 25-Just Us | was
leaving Wheeling received the following
telegrSms. The first is from the superin'
teudent Of the Bay View mill, and the
second from one Of our own people;
BAY VIEW, Wis, Feb, %.
C. H. Sqpi";
We start factory Monday, on The basis
agreed upon. w, b, PARKS.
AlESAuEgE, Wis, Feb, 25,
C. II, Squcin;
We go to work Monday, according t.
your letter sent by Parks have mailed
agreement, s. +. WELLS.
ThebAsis disagreement iEthe Mingo scale
q. II. sqvlRRs.
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1900 Of the 800 machines in the West
About One-hali OF these 1900 machines sre
in operation at the sevauteen-Canl Acale
There are aiE mills IN Pittsburgh, QUE a.
Sharon and one al Youngstown which are
idle, Neither tina manufacturers nor the
nsileTs expect any other mills to sign the
compromise scale Of present. The general
expectation Is that second conference
will be held within q month and another
attempt made to reach an amicable adjust
ment 0lconise this could only be pos
sible alter change Of views on the part OF
one or other otthe COMMITTEES,
Each committee az the iruitless confer
enGs which ended yesterday was sincerely
DESTROYS tosecure an adjustment, and they
parted with evident disappointment on
both aides,
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to Mrs, Reitsr, Thephels to compromise
were referred to her attorneys, by whom
they were rejected, The Sympathlea oil
the railroad men are with Mrs. RAiter,
Her husband was a we'll known, popular
and thoroughly efficient conductor, and
the eoroner's jury exonerated him from
any blame.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsHtNGToN, Feb. 20,-l A. M,--For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, gener-
ally fair weather, stationary, followed by
q rising temperature, northwesterly winds,
becoming variable, rising, followed In tho
extreme western portion by o falling ba'
rometer.
For The Lower Lake Region, local
SHOWS, followed by fair weather, slightly
colder notthwestcrly winds and higher
barometer.
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FOR REM!
GOT Sale,

EoR sALE-8OO CHEAP FARMS IN
HEAyNEk q BBlsTOR, lIuCkhannon, W., Va
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EDWARD L. Rose 1 Co. having purchased
the interests Of The, Howe =. NJ. Go. aud
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line OIL
HoweH and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lis perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall 10 sec the
the Standard, See advertisement on ah'
other page.
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,IAii...I iIni,in..M

J.B. Polk, who appears at the Opera
House this evening ID mixed Pickles" is
a commedian Of acknowledged high stand.
ing all oyerthe world. He has Just return.
ed from q tiiumphRl starring tour through
Australia. He was one Of the admirable
company Under the management Of Mr..
Collier which rendered hero In such q
notable manner "The Bankers Daughter
Mr.. Polk being the funny Phippi, Tile
play In which he appears tonight Is said
by the Dramatic Times to be as full Of
humor, satire, wit and fun as II 10 possible
to crowd into two and q half hours OF O
play. TIE company Is admirably adapt.
cd 70 interpret the ideas Of the author,
and the drollery 10 inCesSant, followed by
almost continuous shouts OF laughter.
Mr.. Polk Is q streak Of voluble mischief,
and keeps the fun going. The perform.
anCe promises 10 be- the most enjoyable
comedy engagement oil the season, and
those who miss II will deny themselves d
treat which they will not coon have al
opportunity TO enjoy again.
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CoNyRsiRNr, plestaht pnd certain In
their results arc Agker's dyspepsia Tab.
lets, Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy Tor Dyspepsia, Flatulenoy
and Constipation, Guaranteed, and sold
d 9b' by Logan 4 Co. and Charles Menke.
ihAllhrl
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j. W. Graham, Wholesale Druggist, Of
Austin, Tex, writes ~ have been
handling Dr.. VIM. Halls Balsan for the
Lungs lor the past year, And have found
II one Of the most Baiable medicines / have
ever bad In my house Tor Coughs, Colds and
even Consumption, always giving entire
satlsiaVlion, Please send the another gtOss."
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allow you brudder Benz "MeP" "Lor
sister Charity, poorly Bure's you born, !
IL wild de rheutnatis . creeping all about
same "a o tame snake" nUhilo, buy Sal.
walton oil dey core sartin."
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The Baltimore & Ohio arc selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, tourist's guides and full inlorma.
tion, call on or address T. o. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore ( Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, W, Va.
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BY taking the l.47 =. NJ. lcity lime)
train on The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland At OPS r.
~, and Chicago atB 100 the following MORN
ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for all points west.
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TO make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock we will Offer all Winter
Goods at reduced prices. ..
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FOR RENT.

no, Is Tweuty.ionrth street, six rooms, SO 10,
No. ~ twenty fourth street, five rooms, W bO,
No. l26 Fourteenth sttet {, ak rooms, Wy W.
No 935G Woods street. four rooms, % w.
No L2l Alley 10, iOur rooms, y o.
No, % Eighteenth street, i've rooms, Sl2t0.
No n seventeenth street, three looms g. %.
No, 70 Seventeenth stEGst lAus rooms, SstO,
No. 9Jl8 Markets, small House and stable $500
No. W North Front Bt'ee[, Sl6C
No. 2B2s Main street, ELK rooms, Sl2 o..
No. OlS AOCulOHh itIeet, six looms, Sl2 10.
Three it,omed House In rear OF No. 2ll2 Walc
street, IS %.
-Four rooms No. 50 Seventeenth Attept, 81 0O.
No. 20 TWeltyIeventh street, two rooms, IS w.
No. 24l Main street, three rooms, 500
LlrgO Store rn0m, No N69 Main rect, SO 0O,
No ll1 EOH street, ix rooms Si2CO
No 15SlEteenth street Blk ROOMS. SO w
Part Of lOi fronting ~ ItOt on sixteenth street
running back to SOuth S!rett, slLO per annum.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real EltAte Agent, Collector and Notary Public
Tea OnlCC. No. 1872 MRrkptStEeGl
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ofiool Nos. 40 5i and " ToariOonth strost.
Nsw AdHsrtl.emsntg.

Partners Wanted.
Wanled-Aet Of BOOkE 10 Keep.
Wanted Information Of Jnseph Haze
For Rent-fAEm- Thomas q Culbelt9On,
For CINCINNATI A. Shirley.
atOokhOlden Meeting Wheeling Il HaftisbiIg
Railway Company Of West Virginia.
WAIehes-I,G Dillon.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows tho range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
a. NJ, 40; l2M, $751; . Pm, 6b'i7P. NJ,
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TRE shorter tho tunnel the sweoter the
kiss, but the older tie cold the harder the
cure. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has broken
many stubborn coughs,
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mIa there not Negro In the wood Pli.ss
n, NA kdNot OiLM InlellLOmer.

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ToN4 Editor OilA M.elllOmetr
StRt-The petition In circulation by tie
West TifginiA Natural Gas Company iof
the right 10 lay their pipes along SIDE oil
the Cumberland road from the Psnnsyl.
yAnia line 10 this city Should III our oplh.
ion, he more closely eCruhhlGed than per.
haps many Of the slgners In theft eager.
ness to have natural gas would think Of
giving, but who would refuse Il their q.
tentiofi was called 10 the fact that "the
right" Ia an exclusive right, and thus con-
stItutes the company monopoly Of 0 yAl.
nAble franchise and power, bars all other
companies who may be desltous Of reach.
ing the city by the same route lot the
same purpose, and while a large majority
Of our people are interested In aud de.
BltouS oil having natural gas Introduced
into the city yet but lew, In our oplnloht
would be willing that any company should
have the exclusive control Of the great
highway leading 10 the gas fields. d,
Wheeling, Ftb, 70.
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grapo.sals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERKs OFFICE,
BoARD OF CoMNlSlyNEns CvUSTY or Omo,f
WHEELING, W, Va, Foo. IT, 1854
Fealcd Proposals will DO received at thl, onlcC
until Saturday ROt TuHTy N, 1850 at 2O'Cl .ck r. ~
for making changes, Affiliations an repairs 10 %,
north hall Of the Public BdilniuR, Wheeling ",
va, Plans, PUBLICATIONS AMI form eau be seen q
this otIlCe and al The Public Building,
Tho building Committee returves the right u
'''''' "'' V " w ROsHRr u. WOODS, clerk.
or. HAMILTON, Ar 'hlleOt. t,ls MwAH
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gnhlte sales.
II PUBLIC SALE,

AT PUBLIC SALE
Il not sod at privLtN sale bOi0ss the 18Th ina
will otter " pub IL suction on llAt day lhe l',,,
aud ellglbly situated lR0StOry Fmnu DWtllin0
No. o. Virginia street, land, seven room, sIi
BATHROOM, lot 80Eli0, well Improved. Asa n.
two story Frame, No, 1856 Virginia street, lot ii
Tern made kpuWn gu day Of sale
", u, HALlER, AWClloae,f.
The above EAlo IL AdlOnInci until SATURDAY
FebIuUy "a. ('el6l ". II. HAt IER
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The conference then dissolved by com.
mon consent, subjeo!to call Of either party,
NJ, A. CnEW,
GEoRaR WISE,
Secretaries.
I A FRIYNDLY DiyAUnERMENT.


Both the manufacturers and the nailerE
say that the conference wns Of the most
atniOable character throughout. A mem.
Der Of one OF the committees said that Il
was the most friendly meeting Of the kind
be ever attended. The best feeling pre-.
vailed throughout, and the opposing
forces seemed 10 vie with each other ID
efforts 10 Guido each other in courteous
intercourse. The manufacturers admit.
ted the logical strength Of the position
taken by tho nailefB' representatives,
while the latter could not claim that the
Nail Associations committee was lttneH
In maintaining itl stand than The ClrCnn,
stances demanded.
The nailers argued that those Of their
fellow wotkmen who formerly worked In
mills nov occupied by non.nnloh hands
could claim that they we're unjuBtly treat.
cd II any settlement were agreed to which
left them unproyided for. Said one Of the
commlttee
nCould we have the cheek 10 sly 10 the
old employees Of the mill 'rhe strike ID
OF, you can return 10 work, when there
was no place for them 10 work. 1could
not"
Mt o. y. Hubbard, particularly, and all
the members Of the Manufacturers com.
mlLtee lgenefally, admitted the strength
OF such arguments. The nalletd we're
under obligations 10 all their fellow work.
men, and did not feel like taking course
which would benefit only q part Of them,
The manufacturers, on the contrary, had
the interests OF all the mills Ia the a6soCla,
llon 10 consult, and any settlement which
wonld be 10 the advantage oil only poE.
ton Of them could not be accepted,
TIE PROSPECTS.
Thirteen mills remain Ia the Wealetn
Nail Association, and In these mills are
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'ssCHENK's,"
NOTICE,

NOTICE
haYo removed nv South nrRuch s,o,. H.,
squares below In the laFRe corner store OF Inc Ny
wool Building, corner ThiItyGlghh ana isSE
street Main store and Ottiec e9li Market AlUrI
Warehouse 22l9 MARKET tIreet, '"N
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-26

MoST fashionable event Of tho season,
the skating Carnival al the Alhambfa
Rink tonight