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THURSDAY, FEB Y IS, 1886,

At 10 o'clock A. ", the following described Real
Estate viz:
NOl ihs e'.i" aTae1 ol I3a mnsTR .r1
Qte in Jenner Twp. Somerset Co.. Pa. adjoining
lands Of Jonas Ankeny, Abraham Beam. Hiram
Beam, and others, containing Loo and s.
perches. strict measure. having thereon erected a
large Twc-story Dwelling House, TwO-story
Tenant House, good Barn, Stable, and other
outbuildings, about las acres in high state Of
cultivation and well watered. 1ne fruit OF many
varieties, and a large and valuable Sugar Camp,
n GOAL Vein, &c.
NO 3 certain ,ss M5n,ss tract Of land nd known
ate in Somerset Twp. Somerset Go. Pa. adlOin-
iny lands Of Hiram Beam. VIM. q. knepper John
J Baker Abraham Beam and others, containing
ls6 acres and allowances, having a large two
story
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This is ground-Hog Day. No trouble to
see his shadow either.
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Judge Bser is at Bedford holding a. two
weeks term of court.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all costs still ow-
ing me as late Prorhonotary. not paid within 80
DAYS from this date will be collected NY legal
process. Parties who havo not settled their ac-
counts will save costs by paying promptly
$ u. TRENT.
SoNRRsET Pa February z 1856
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

u
To Jonas SNYDER. Of Fulton county. Ohio. Mary
intermarried with Joseph Pritfs (now deceased)
Of Peunsville, Westmoreland county. Pa. the fol
lswing heirs Of John A. Snyder. deceasei. viz:
Ross SNYDER. of Barton. Allegheny county. Nd &.
Allen Snyder and -Navid Snyder both Of Gales
burg Ill. and the following heirs OF Sarah. dee.
who vas intsrmarriet with Robert Lindaman.
viz: solomon I.indaman. Of I0rrell Brown county
Kansas. and Sarah intermarried with - Niehol-
son and Annie Rowen, both oi Min Run. Fayette
county. Pa:
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of
writ Of riition issued out Of the Orphans Court
Of SOM rset county. Pa- viii hold an inquest on
the real estate of Adam u Snyder. decd. stu ate
in the borough OF Rockwood Somerset county. Pa.
~ his late residence Monday the lst dav Of Feb
ruarv 1855. when and where you can attend II you
think proper.
Sherinis Ofice. , JOHN WINTERS.
Dec - 1ss5. Sheriff.
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For n safe investment insure in the q. B.
of Lebanon T. Cover, agent.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate,

BY virtue Of an order ofthe Orphans Court Of
Somerset COun V, TO the undersigned, Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate Of David Bell Decd
there will be exposed to sale by public ouiery at
the late residence Of said decedsnt in Jenner Twp
on
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Also a few wraps at great bargains.
Mrs. A. e. UHL.

RES soLUTIoYs OF THE G. A. Rat a regu-
lar meeting of r. P. Cummins Post. No. 2l0.
Department of Pennsy ylvania G. A. r., Som
erset, Pa, held Friday evening, January 20,
1856. the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS. The day set apart and known
as Memorial Day." has been desecrated by
the sale of intoxicating liquors; Therefore
bet
Resolred. That We, the IN embers of r. F.
Cummins Post, No. 210, G. A. r., disap-
prove of any and everything that tends to
desecrate the day that should be held ss-
cred to the memory of our fallen comrades,
and believing that the sale of intoxicating
liquors on that day is injurious to its prop
er observance, and should be prohibited
and it is further
Resoiged, That the honorable members of
the Senate and House of Representatives of
Pennsylvania, be urged to enact law for
bidding the sale of intoxicating liquors on
Memorial Day, May 20. under such restric-
tions as provided in the law applying to the
Oii tltCllOU udN III lulS SOAh-
monwealth and it is further
Resoired, Thata copy of these resolutions
bearing the official signatures of the Com
mander and Adjutant, be forwarded to the
Hon. Thomas ]. Stewart, A. A. G. of this
department with the request tnat he lend
his influence and every honorable means to
secure passage of bill as above stated.
In the matter of the petition of more than
80 qualified electors of Somerset county.
praying that the house for the support and
employment of the Poor of Somerset Co., be
brought under the general law for the sup
port ofthe Poor of the Commonwealth and
its supplements, the Court order as follows
And now January, 22nd. 1856, this petit
ton being presented and read in open Court,
and it appearing to be signed by more than
30 qualified Electors of the County, upon
due consideration thereof it is now ordered
that an election be held in the several Bor-
oughs and Township Of the County at the
time and places fixed by law for the election
of Borough and Township officers, ON the
the third Tuesday of February next, to as
certain by the vote of the qualified electors
OF the county, whether the House for the
employment and support of the poor shall
come under the provisions of the general
law relating to Almshouses, and that the
several constables of the county give notice
as required by law of the time and place of
such elections. The tickets to be voted
shall be in the following form. For the
General law, or Against the General law"
and the heading of such tickets shall be
"Almshouse,' SO placed thereon that the
ticket on being folded the heading may
alone be exposed. The result of the cleo
ton so held shall by the proper officers of
the said spring election be included in their
return Per CtTiGm.
n. B. Critchfield
Clerk.
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TERMS :

One. third 20 remain lien. after the debts and
expenses Of the estate ar~ fully paid the interest
70 be paid the widow during her lifetime. and az
her death the principal 10 the heirs Of the dsceas
ed. tne-third cash on confirmation Of sale. the
balsnce in three equal annual payments 70 ne
cured bv Judgment on the premises Ten percent
10 be paid on day OF sale Arv persons desirous
OF further information about the property will call
90 the administrators John n. UhI Esq, at
Somerset Pa.
". A. SErRERT
JoHS A. WALTER, W. s. BAER.
lans0- Auctioreer Admrs and Trustees
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LIABILITIES.
Amt due December 81, 1884. $3.50 %
Amt of loss by fire during the
year lss5.-. .............. 1868 90
Amt due for all other expenses
for the year 1852, inelusinSvf-
nceTs pay, commissions and
exoneraIions -. -. -. eos 70 s572o 73
Liabilities in excess ofresources sl0i SO
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR 1855.
Received on assessents. siss1 O2
for membei ship.. " 10
Balance In Treasury OF lSs4... Il ~ s5e2I IL
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HAVE YoU A SLEIGH.-Do you want a
sleigh. No young man can afford to do
Without sleigh at the pride they are offered
u the hardware store in Somerset. II is a
very stylish cutter and one Of the most sub
Naniisl STYLES made II has white elm
runners. white elm or second growth hickory
oeans white elm arms bent and spliced in
oaek. second growth hickory shafts. is iron
eu with all wrought braces, wrought and
nav irons, steel shoes. handsomely painted
ana ornamented and finished with the best
vanish. plush or brussels carpet tripmed,
nas shifting shafts. leathered and tipped and
Nelgh bells. saddle chimes. robes. blankets
ana WHIPS. A complete outfit. Call early
and get your choice.
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Hats and Caps at cost at Bechers.
Underwear at and below cost at Bechers.
Valentines. wholesale and retail, at Fish
gs book Store
Gospel Hymns, wholesale and retail at
Fishers Book Store.
Recber. the Clothier, is offering the great
80. bor-ains ever seen in Somerset.
eospel Hymns, in all sizes and styles, from
See cents up, at Fishers Book Store.
r,,,ic and sentimental valentines by tens
,ftbousands, at Fishers Book Store.
Ne want our books settled up. To save
,,,uble call soon, at
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Ross DAVIS & Co.

FISH, FISH FISH III
We have now in stock shipment Of late
caught Fresh Mackerel Fish. consisting of
Barrels. Halves, Quarters and Pals, Equality
and weights guaranteed,) at prices lower
than ever before. Potatoes. Oats, Bacon and
other country produce taken in exchange.
Cook & BEERITs.
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ar twenty minutes after three o'clock this
morning. They remained there until the
arrival of the Accommodation, when they
boarded it and returned to JohnstowD, with
out having succeeded in their mission.
Officer Stern and Jack Watkins had arriy
ed in the city before the chief and his party
and had brought with them the three fugi-
tive tramps. They had captured them in
Eph. Wissinger's barn about mile from
South Fork. after searching seven barns be
tween Geistown and Wissinger's The
tramps were asleep in the haymow and
Mr.. Watkins. who had entered the barn
first, tramped in the face of one of the men
while looking for them. He warnede him
not TO stir. The tramp said: IF you had
been two minutes later you would not have
taken us alive" Officer Stern and Mr..
Watkins then took their pistols from them,
manacled and shackled them, obtained
sled from Mr. Wissinger and brought them
to town.
At the Burgess Office they were identified
as John Slane, alias " Stiffey," who said his
home is at Wooster. Mass; Charley GAL
lagher, alias " Laughing Charley" and Ed
ward Button, who claims 10 live at No. $50
Market Street, Pittsburgh, in rooms over a
store They had on their persons a few
pairs of well-worn gloves and other trifing
effects, including 'prayer-book.
Slane was identified by Constable Waters
as the party who shot Officer Warner Tues
day at Tyre Hill, and he made an attempt
in the Burgess Office to shoot Officer Swank.
The officer, young man named Henry
Metz, and several others were standing near
the tramps when Officer Stern who had pos
session of the pistols taken from the tramps,
was endeayoring to get slane to say which
one OF the reyolvers was his, and handed
one Of them to him to look at,
Slane turned the weapon towa-a Officer
Swank and fired, but the ball struck the
railing in front of the Burgess desk and
lodged there Had ii not been for the rail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
THE POLICE BOARD.
Is There n Hitch in the Proceedings
Somewhere?

Is There n Hitch in the Proceedings,
Somewhere"
There are indications that something is
the matter with the new Fire and Police
Board, although jus! what the allment is
cannot be stated on the spur of the moment.
Last night the Dir was full OF rumors con-
corning the members, one most frequently
heard being that one of the Republican
memberships. John Bodley-hsd declined
TO serve. That gentleman could not be
found last evening, although deligeut
search was made Tor him throughout the
city, and so the could not be veri-
fed. Certain it is, however, that Repub-
lican Councilman were much agitated dur.
ing the evening, and a number Of them
held quite an animated confab at the City
Hall after the adjournment OF the COM
m~ittees, the injunction being passed around
tol everybody to be on hand" tonight.
1t was understood that the members OF
the Board were to be sworn in last evening,
as City Solicitor O'keefe was at work pre-.
the bond yesterday, but ats o'clock
last night Mr.. j. a. Miller was the only
one OF the four gentlemen who had put in
an appearance at the City Clerks Office.
This evening will tell. whether the ru.
mored trouble really exists or not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
M~INSrRELsY.
An Enthusiastic Meeting at Banner
Last Evening,

An Enthusiastic Meeting at Bsumsrs
Last Evening.
About twenty-five young men interested
in the presentation Of a minstrel pro,
gramme at the Opera House for the ben.
eft Of the Women's Benevolent Associa.
ton, met at Banners music store last eve
ming and spent an hour or two in mapping
out the entertainment and assigning the
parts. The scheme embraces elk bones
six tsmbOurines, with q suitable number Of
yocalists and a complete orchestra, and the
public can rest assured that the perform.
will be worth seeing aud hearing
During the afternoon of the day upon
which the event occGra, q grand street
parade will be given By the entire strength
of the company and We predict it will
draw like n circus pageant. The next
meeting will be held at Banner g on Thurs
day evening at 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movement. of whssunEss.. and the Com.

Movements OF WheelinEitss. and the Com.
Ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Ben Hebrank is laid up with q Sc
verely spraiued ankle.
DR.. T. H. Logan was confined to his bed
BY sickness, yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Walters, the proprietor of the
Two Mile House, is lying dangerously III at
bis home,
John Miller, Of Germany. who has been
visiting his son on the South Side for some
time, left yesterday for home.
E. JObes, Of Claysvil is at the stamm
House.
The Mason combination of skatsrs,
Msssss. Paul Emo, Ed. Bogsrt, A. F.
Robinson aud Charles Beard, who have
been stopping at the Stamm House, will
leave for FAirmont this morning.
Mira. Bail Deed, Of West Alexander, is at
the Stsmm.
W. W. Morgan and wife, Of Mingo, were
in the city yesterday.
Miss Ella Hunter has returned home
from Louisville accompanied By Mrs. De
mesnil.
Miss Maggie Minor has been promoted
to the position of chief operator at the
Telephone Exchange, and Miss Annie
McVsy has taken the position of assistant
The "Hello' Office is now certainly well
equipped in the way OF handsome and in
telligent young lady operators.
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THE DIE CAST.
George w. Shouse, Esq of Holidays
Cove, tho Lucky Man.

George w. shouse, Esq of Holidays
Cove, the Lucky Man.
Since the above article was put III type
the selection Of g Local Inspector OF Hulls
has been made. The lucky man is Mr.
George W. Shouse, OF Holidays Cove,
Hancock county. A majority OF the
Board OF D~esigustors, to-wit: Supervising
Inspector Warden and Surveyor of Gus.
toms Egerter, met st the Stsmm House
lsst evening to deliberate over the
situation. Mr.. EgerIer, We are iu-
termed, YES not altogether fsVorably
disposed toward MIR. SbQuse, be naturally
having = warm ieelingfc fer one OF tGe other of
the candidates from this city. Mr.. Warden,
however, said that opposition to Mr. Shouse
would ouly make q delay in the matter, as
his mind was fully made up in the matter.
This being the state of affairs, Mr.. Egerter
at lest consented to vote for the Hancock
county Rsn, and he vas accordingly
chosen some time siIsr g o'clock. The re
port Of the Designators will st oIce be for
sarded to Secretary Manning, by Inspect
or Warden, who, approving the choice, will
forward a blank bond to be filled out and
returned, and this complied with, q com.
mission will De dGly issued.
George Shouse, the sppoiuSaS, was born
ia Steubeuville in 1886, and is, therefore,
in bis Gfieth year. He FIRST went on the
st the age of fifteen years and has
since followed it almost continuously as q
builder and engineer. He is sen:sl and
clever gentleman, somewhat below the
medium height and is evidently a good
man sor the place. His last position on
the nver wss c. sngiuesr OF the c. ".
Bachelor but he LETT that beat about six
months ago and has since been in business
in Holiday Cove. He will return 10 that
place this morning and make ar
engagements 70 remove TO Wheel
ing, expecting to arrive back here
about the first OF next week. Inspector
Warder's choice was doubtless influenced
By the fact that Mr.. Shouse was an old
the to- having become acquainted
many years ago. The Lccsl Inspector of
.ulls is required to give bond in th5 penal
Iun Of $4,000.
Mr. Shoase succeeds Mr.. Hiram Young,
Who has held the once for the past sixteen
tears. he has made g faithful ard eff
sient officer during that time. Mr.. Young
removed fEom office on December 10Th
asst, but was retained at the request Of Mr..
until his successor could be &C.
and commissioned.
Inspector Warden LETT for home on the
0 o'clock train last night, being obliged to
ave assistance in going from the hotel to
be depot. {
ANOTHER candidate for the office. whom
Re omitted to heretofore mention, was
apt Thomas Moore, of Tiltonville, q I
entleman entirely capable Of filing the
flee. !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
L DAY


At Fourth Street NJ. L Church.
4 series Of meetings will be held in thil
church tomorrow wednesday, beginning
at 9 o'clock q. m. and extending through
the day. An hour will he deYo.ed to each
topic pndeE some leader, and every effort
will be made by singing, prayer and talk
TO make the series interesting ard efec,
tive. A general invitation is extended to
the public to be present at ATTY or all Ct
the services. 1t ought to be a day of great
spiritual power, Tia following is the pre-
grammG.
ga. m topic, Conservation; conducted
by Mrs John Trimble.
10 a m, topic, Religion in the Family;
conducted by ]. EIwood Hughes.
ii a m, topic, Work; conducted BY Geo
W. Atkinson.
2p. IN topic, Prison Work; conducted
By Samuel Jepson and Mrs. Jacob Snyder.
3p m, topic, City Work; conducted by
Miss I4iZEie Boyd.
4p. m, topic, Oar Young Men; con.
Quoted BY Hugh Sterling.
$50 p. m, song and preparation SER
vice; Charles S. Morriaou.
$50 p. N revival services; conducted
By the pastor, Rev. L. F. Randolph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A New Cornnraiion.

A certificate Of incorporation has been
issued by the Secretary Of State to the
Railroad Construction COMPANY" formed
for the purpose Of doing general contract
work, such as the construction Of rail
roads, bridges, water and gas works, &c,
&c. The principal Office and place of bus
mess is to be in the city of Philadelphia,
and the charter expires on the fret day of
January, 1885. One thousand dollars has
been subscribed to the capital stock, of
which the full amount has been paid in.
The privilege ia reserved to increase the
same to 81, 600, 900. The shares are 800
each and held as follows: P. 81. Morris,
Bristol, Pc, 2 shares: Martin Van Hartin.
gen, Philadelphia, 2 shares; George W.
Edwards, Philadelphia, 3 shares; D. bod
SOC, Philadelphia, | shares VIM. Stiles,
Camden, N. j, 2 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Tie Ohio River Road Extension.

Col. Robert White has returned to the
city after an srduous campaign in the
lower river counties in the interest of
the extension of the ONO River Railroad
from Parkeraburg to PIT. Pleasant. The
Colonel says that while there was q cor
siderable amount OF opposition to the road
at first among the people, it is rapidly dis
appearing when the advantages to be de-
rived are brought before them in a proper
light, and he has no doubt bat that the en-.
terprise will be gotten underway during
the coming gu m Col. White made q
number Of very effective speeches, during
his absence from the CITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
A Birthday Party.

A pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence Of Mr.. 2. Erb on Saturday
evening, the occasion being the ceIebra.
ton of Mrs. Erb's ~forty-third birthday an.
niversary. A large number Of friends
were present who spent a pleasant evening.
A pleasant supper was served when all
were in most need of it. Among those
present we're Prot. Killmyer and wife, Mr..
C. R. Behler and wife, Mr.. B. Bach and
wife, Mr.. C. Aul and wife, Mr.. F. Striff
and wife, Mr.. j. Hoffman and wife, Mr.. P.
Miller and wife, Mr.. j. Heckel and wife,
Mr.. F. Weber and wife, and a number OF
young folks, all of whom enjoyed them
selves very much.
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weather a

wAsmSeroS. D. C., February 9.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, followed in the western portion BY
local rains, winds shifting to slightly colder
westerly in the western portion, and
slightly warmer southTesterly winds in the
eastern portion, falling barometer.
For The lower lake region, fair weather,
followed during Wednesday by local rains
OF light SHOWS, stationary temperature in
the western portion, d slight rise in the
eastern portion, winds generally south
westerly, falling barometer.
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index 20 New Advertisements.

Proposals. iOC Lighting Lamps.
PROPOSALS Tor Hauisg Coal 5ud Coke.
For sale-WsgOUs, buggy and sleigh.
White Granite Chamb-- SsS-EEing brUs.
Magic Tooth Powder R II. LHL
Copper Wash Bcllers-Geo. ". Johnson's sons
Buckwhaat EloUr-R j. Smyth.
Reduced Priess-G. Menael 4 Co.
Fine Watches a SpeciRlty-L 9. Dillon.
BARGAINS in Dry GOOds-etOns & 1homas.
New spriGg aud summer GOOds-GeO. r. Taylor.
Oranges and Lsmons-G. 5. Eeeny.
Blank Books and StStiOReTy-JoG Graves & Sol.
special Sale-J. 5 Rhodes q CO.-lLOcal Psge.
SIylish NsckEezr-D. GuGdling & CO.-iLOeal
Zee Cream Geo. l. nurst-[Locsl Pagel
Wedding Presents-JOhn E~redel-LLOcal PAGE
for Ksnt-Dweliug-LLOcal Psgel
February Price st-SeMechens'-iLOeal Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

II You intend travelling west.
ward, for business sr pleasure
yOu will miss an opportunity of
saving meney il yOu negiecs con-
sulting with ~. III. Frank & Co,
1904 Market street. We make q
business OfbOOkiDS Western par
ties, and would take pleasure I'm
giving Jon sReh Information as
you deSire.
w. III. FRANK & co.,
1304 Market So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Alone in London.

This evening the first Performance of this
powerful melo-drams will be given at the
Opera House. The play is one OF the best
of its class, and will undoubtedly draw
large audiences at every performance. Sew
ersl of the situations are said to be of ex-
c~eptionsl interest, and the story as whole
is a pretty one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
L. S. GOoD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest
Music st the Island Rink tonight.

THE best brands OF MusIins.
sheetings Table Linens, Napkins,
White Flannels and GiuGhams
can be found at GeO.R. Taylor's.
Hi goods are ali fresh aud new.
and sell at the lately reduced
prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09

Wrong, rs Usual.
To The Editor II " Rotayi
The Intelligencer is never go happy as
when disappearing somebody, and
therefore takes great pleasure in charging
that Mr.. Seeley inspired the resolutions
passed by the Young Mems Democratic
Club on Friday evening. TIE author de-
sires to state hat neither Mr.. s nor any
other person except himself, ever saw
them, nor heard them read. until they
were offered tor the consideration Of the
club, and passed amidst q perfect storm Of
ayes" without q dissent or protest Of any
kind. Mr.. Seeley has never asked tle
club to endorse any of bis actions az Gas
Trustee, nor has be eyer sonVersed with
@e upon the subject. Genuine Democracy
and Q hatred OF hypocrisy inspired those
resolutions. True Blue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
New Lodge Instituted.

Central Castle No. l, Knights of the
Golden Circle, was instituted last evening,
the following officers being elected: N. C.,
S. G, Bsylitts; V. c., Charles Newman;
NJ. R, ". S. Berisford; c. E, W. 7. Long;
K. E, 7. ". Simpson; s. a., q. A. Nc
Nash; Il. P, Levy Castle; V. e., NJ.
Kraus; Bard j. W. McCracken; C., Fritz
Georing; E, Al. Rose; Esq, Rhiuard Con
rad; F. G., ]. B. Criswell; s. F., W. W:
Marshall; Louis Bsrum, VIM. Young and
Jos. Degant, Trustees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-09
Practical Talk.

"Fallacies" is DR.. r. W. Hszlett's sub
iect for tonight and q very interesting
talk he will doubtless make Of it. 1t will
be the third in the Y. M. c. A. series and
viii be given in the Association psrlors at
8 o'clock. All men are invited.