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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18
A Horrible Case Of sulold.

DANvrLLR, ISD., Feb. l3.-Mrs. Henry r.
Kirk, living near Brownsburg, this county,
committed suicide this afternoon In tho
most horrible manner For some time
Mrs. Kirk has been considered somewhat
insane, but not serious enough 90 war
rant her confinement. This after
noon she went 70 shed near tho
house. and securing can Of coal oil,
poured the contents upon her head and
upon her clothes, then lighted n match and
set fire 20 herself She stood the flames
without flinching, and her clothing and
body continued u burn until neighbors.
alarmed by the cries OF her children. came
20 her rescue. Her body was completely
roasted. and she survived the terrible
sgonies but a short time
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Our Forests.

WAsHINoToS, Feb. 10---N. H. Eggleston.
Chief OF the Forestry Division of the Ag-
ricuitural Department, in his annual re-
port TO the Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture, says that the total area OF forests
IN the count is 4s9 10000 acres. The
value OF the woods exported last year was
sSO,StS,S94, a decrease of sa.Oi9p9i. The
imports were valued at $l2,62g,O62 He
argues the necessity OF protecting the
Forests and preventing reckless waste
Mhlch Is the case in some of the States
He SAYS the use OF woods by railroads
Tor ties and other purposes makes IL an i'm
portant question. whether these companies
should not plant trees along their road
ways 20 supply their needs Vast auanti-
ties OF timber continue to be stolen from
lands belonging To the United States he
says, and there is reason to believe that
persons not destitute of respectabiity are
IN collusion with the thieves The review
OF the year he views as encouraging, the in
terest in forestry having increased through
out the country
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18
SOUTHERN NEWS oLeANlNoG

Tnn body of Alexander Manldin. thirteen
years old. was found ON the streets Of Too
eos, Ca, the other morning partially eaten
by hogS. He had been murdered during
tho night. ThSro u no clue TO tho mur.
dcrcr.
A pEcosros body found I'm n room OF
the Florcntine Hotel. Chattanooga, proved
10 bc that OF George MctIenry. formerly of
Philadelphia, but for the last nine years %
Chattanooga lie had been on sprotraeisd
spree, aud had taken sulphate OF ammonis
and morphine
TIM exposure OF the remains OF soldiers
buried Ina the sands Of ship Island. during
the war, caused the Government SONS
time ago, 20 send an agent To collect and
remove them 60 Chaimette Cemetery. Rs
cent visitors 90 the Island now report that
the late storms have uncovered much
larger quantity of bones than was exposed
before.
Tus New York Street Railrodd Journal
says this of Macon, Ga. The Macon Ctr
aud Suburban Street Railway il belt
line, built la 1888 n il now extending
tracts 10 East Macon. and contcmplates
running tn Southwest Macon. Tho small
Texas horses and mule. are being replaced
with larger ones. The entire road IL being
very much improved. Macon has doubled
its population in six years, has increased
~ per cent. in the last four years
AocoRpfSo Co the report OF Mr. James
Swsng ON the statistics OF pig iron produo
tion In iss5, the Southern manufacture
records n marked aud gratifying pro
grcss. In the several Southern States the
production In lSso over the figures for 1884
amounted To S5,2,S tons. The progress of
tho interest since the census year will 10
understood from the following table,
a,a,.. ,ast 80, ,sa, -. 49,
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Verdant Policeman.

~. LOUIS, No, Feb limo. p MullalIy's
livery and sale stables burned az an early
honr This morning. The fire originated in
the bay-ioft from some unknown cause.
and spread 80 rapidly that 10 was we'll under
way before the fire department arrived
The employees of the stables who were ON
the scene at the time, turned their attan-
uon tirst - saving the horses, sixty-nve in
number, end bad taken about seven ~
them from The burning building. when two
policemen arrived, and. thinking that the
employees we're thieves, clubbed them into
insensibiltty. and thus destroyed the only
chance of saving the stock, aud the remain
ing iiftg eight horses were burned ~ death
The total ioss b. estimated a. $1,000: in
Furancp EQJOD
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

MONTREAL, Feb. 10--There IL a syeat boom
here In the tea trade, caused by the rumor
that % the approaching session of Parlia-
ment the Government will Increase the
duty. One firm have TIA credit Of making
one Of the most extraordinary deals in the
history Of the trade, which was accom-
Plished yesterday BY the arrival ~ the
largest consignment Of Japan tea ever re-
ceived here In single consignment 10 re-
quired n special train Of thirty cars TO
bring the shipment. which embraced :. 40
packages. The teas we're bought in Yoke
hama and were shipped to New York by
steamer thence by rail 30 Montreal
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COLUHfUs, o., Feb. l1.-County Clerk Dan
Dalton was arrested at the instance Of tho
Committee on Privileges and Elections Of
the Ohio House, and brought before that
body. for contempt iu refusing 20 allow tho
c0minittes - make Photographic copy of
the tally-fheet Of Precinct a. Fourth
Ward. Cincinnati, and also failing 10 pro-
duce the original returns before the com.
mittee ~ Columbus. A resolution was
IN the Franklin County dail for thirty dave
unless be aRroes 20 furnish the returns Tor
the purposes a. requested Dalton was re-.
leased on = writ ~ habeas corpus. with bail
~ s5Wn, fOr appearance and n hearing to
m
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Mormon Cannon Arrested.

SAT- LAKE., UrAH. Feb. 14 Geo O Csn-
non was arrested Saturday afternoon nc
Sinnemuccs, New. No particulars have
been received. Today Marshal ireland
went 90 Nevada 20 rec'ive Cannon from
the Nevada Sheriff at Winnemucca The
y. =. Marshal bad offered "A reward OF 800
for Cannou's arrest He has been hiding
nearly year. lie IL regarded as the chief
mind In the Mormon Church. and ono
whose authoritative voice from his retreat
has caused the reported orders % the faith
'ui % stand firm and uphold pOlyRamy.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18
WORSE AND WORSE.
The Pull Extent of the Recent Cold In
Kansas Just Beginning to he
Hnoun

LEAvHSwoRrH, KAs., Feb. 1.-The Hon.
John Harmon, OF this city, has received a
letter from clergyman at Dodge City,
who states that during the recent sewers
cold weather there had been great de-
struction OF life in his vicinity. The
writer states that within the radius of one
hundred miles OF Dodge CITY one hundr,.d
thousand head OF cattle have frozen 10
death and that one hundred human beings
are known 20 have perisbed
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

LOyDoH. Feb. 1.-THE disorders were not
resumed IN London yesterday aud conf.
dence is restored The police force hos
been greatly strengthened. Hosiery men
~ Leicester struck and acted in u very
noisy manner. but did no other harm than
o. smash factory windows Gladstone IL
preparing bin tO eNprOpriate Irish lands
by The aid Of state funds. Tho discussion
u homo rule viii be deferred until next
session farnells man, % Shea. was elected
boz Galway. a motion of want Of confidence
ln tie FRENCH Government was voted
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Peculiar Damage Suit, Embracing a Hog.

NEw ORLEANs, La, Feb ia remarks
bic suit for damages was instituted in the
Y. =. DistSict Court yesterday. Daniel g.
Brewer. of this city, libels the bark Mark
Twain, nov lying at this port, alleging that
February 2 he went aboard said bark. az
the foot ot Piety street, 10 visit the second
mate. Tho libelant, on returning ashore,
was thrown down by large and powerful
bog. which tore his clothing and terribly
lacerated Dim, the hog belonging 90 ssid
bark. He claims to BE- ifTetrievablv IN.
jured, and demands such damages a. the
court may award. Admiralty process was
ordered 70 issue
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

OTTAWA, ONT., Feb. 10.-Tho prospects Tor
this YEARS. lumber trade in Ottawa dis
trict are reported better than for past
years The cut this year will BE- unusually
large. the output being estimated ~ Go0.-
O0O.OtD feet Sales have already been mado
10 thf value S45No.u00. and the prices Oh
tained are better than previously recorded.
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A soxoolt,d n,usp,n.r aIx,. Ia.

WnNISGroS, DEL, Feb. 1.-THE boycott
Instituted against the Daiig Repgbffcan on
tho ist inst. by the Typographical Union
and knights of Labor was officially raised
last night by the publishers Of the KepnJff.
can signing an agreement 20 emplOF tnlon
printers, pay Union prices and ''tO make
ample public apologies 20 the organizations
hereiDbefOFe mentioned for various unjust
attacks published m the paper Aforesaid %
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18
Nlfe Mnrderer Hanned

BuTraLo, ~ y. Feb. i2-CbarIes Her.
mann, The wife murderer, was hanged this
morning Hermann was q native of Pruq-
sia and forty-twO years Of age He lived
in Chicago Tor some time but came - Buffa.
10 nine years ago. he claimed that man
named ChTi-t. IieRler j. the cause of IN
bis trouble. and that until Zeigier came
along" his wife and be lived happily To-
n.lLar -
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funeral Of esnsral nnnnanE

NEw YoRE, Feb. i4-Deneral Winfield 3.
Hancock was buried Saturday In the fam
iiy vault ~ N0rristOwn, Pa The funeral
ceremonies were held Ia Trinity Church.
New York, and the remains conveyed 10
NOrristOwn via. Philadelphia by special
train accompanied ty military guard of
honor Mrs Hancock was too uBafeu 70
attend the funeral aud burial
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a decreased production Is noticoabls
In tho cases OF Kentucky, Georgia,
Maryland and Texas; but an analysis ot
the figures shows that this decrease was
almost entirely confined 10 charcoal fur
naccs, considerable number of which
went out of blast ON account - the COM
parativcly poor market for charcoal iron.
On the other hand, the increased produc-
tion of Southern iron was 90 the credit of
tho bituminous coal and coke furnaces
The production OF these in 1884 aud 1885
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

CfgcIsNtri, Feb John 81 NANNY
~ E-assignee oi Archbishop Purcell and hls
brother Edward Purcell. % this cts. has
been arrested on % warrant charviur L.fn
with the embe1klemeut of fE0.UD Rsu
won't y lall
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

First Boston tourist (smatour) %
Southern hotel clerk al SAY. can YOU
put me iu a front room hrst Goor7'
Hotel clerk mo Only room ieft H.
on fourth lOor. rear." Second Boston
tourist (prUfessionaD to Southern hotel
clerk why. Colonel. hoWdv-do
How's the lads aud little ones well?
Glad to hear BE- Come Join in a nip
--ah, BY The way. mark mo a room and
send my traps up. Hotel clerk % as
sisiant-''M Mark Major Brown. Of Bos.
ton % No 2, hrst door, Masoa TClss
gFapb
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

UrIca, y. Y, Feb 1.-THE funeral ~ ex.
Governor Seymour wiil bs held az O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon from Trinity Church.
Bishop Huntington will conduct the .er.
vices. which viii he very simple NO gub.
llr services viii be- held at fhe house and
TIE iuterment 20 Forest 1855 CemeierF eiii
aI.n hn nILHnla
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Rsmnrsd ln 49, a,au,.

LoNG ISLAND CRY T. J.. Feb I2 Three
hundred bodies 81 soldiers from the burvfno
ground on Governors Island were vesfor-
Gay deposited in neW graves la the National
Cemetery, Cypress Hiils Sewt0wu Some
% the remains were buried nearly ona
hundred ysa1 sgo
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Vessel Bottom Up-AlI Bands lo,,

POET TOwNsEvn. Vs. r.. Feb. ~ The
schooner Lizzie Merrill was discovera,l
near Oueatg river bottom no AIl borH-
are supposed 20 ho lost % 4 thought sbs
was boarded at sea, after she capslzed ~
several holes we're found cut im her bottom
She was bound from this place % Guymas,
with lumber
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

Sir Henry Bessemer is about % pnt
into operation an invention. embody-
ing new idea iu metal working.
whereby steel may be- run through rolls
10 any length and brought out plated
with tin, the plates % BE- q mile in
length II necessary
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

LASALLE. IT., Feb a. Two children of
David Funk arc dangerously 800 from cat
ing pork infected with thrichinse six
other cases have been reported Ia tuis VI
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18

-Senor Pecamier, q Mexican capl-
talist, has q mortgage on POpocatapea
and its sulphur mines, but Is a litfia
apprehensiye that an eafthquake or
an eruption may "ldt' the inoum.
hrance
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-02-18
The Makers Of elsc,rio lIohls.

BNrmORr. Feb l0 The National Flec~
trt Light Association met in this city to.
day u "a stated tnat there are now 400
lncau4escenf and og.O0 Hr0 hglts iu zee
" tae Cfsted htatesi With gis,ooo 90 W
Vestsa
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. An independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
=. GCDou&a1,
CeREDO w. VA
rEHMs or sUBSCRIPTIoN

e eorr, enc vcar >! 4. a pa.a ut the ,,u-
y ssyLo Is entered in sui scriptioh books
Der ~ days. tl.25 per year Will he charged
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pais per lu
; reg ulsr advertisers. ...-........ ... ... Z
4 Regular advertisements. OF more thar half
Icolumn, quarterly in advance
transient advertisements I'm advnno.
The Advance IL tho medium through
vhieh Advertiser oan roach tho pso-
" OF Wayne County.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
LACONOA NOTES.
VIM. Morrison ana John Lehman ar
both sick with malaria.

VIM Morrison ana John Lehman are
both sick with malaria.
Nimrod Tavenner and family left for
Kansas this morning. at ; Il. ILL.,, t" Try their
fortune again in their western home.
Harry Cook. while going to the shop tu
work Oh "Wednesday. trippri and fell
hurting his knees NJ that he i laid mp for
repairs.
Riley Fryhurger, a young man well
known here, who last year enlisted in the
regular army. during the cold winter in
Arizona. fruZe his hand ~ that it had to be.
amputated; that brings him pension. il i
said of $50 a month.
Mr. John HOrStmau. of La-ondd aNenUr.
and Miss Annie ID. Stock. of the city. were
married on "Wednesday evening. The
bridegroom is a well known Young mouldrr
in the shop here. The happy couple and
their best friends had two cabs. and spent
the day riding around the city.
William Ellison. the fireman in the oId
engine house of the shop. was cleaning the
tlueS in a boiler on Wednesday. He had
occasion to use a log chain, and III
pulling upon il a rope with
which it was tied, broke. and the chair rirw
back. striking him in the face and Knocking
him down. raising big lump over hi> eye.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
1t j. Not True.

Some grocer> are telling people that the
Blue Flag has changed bands, and that
they need not 90 to secure bargains. This
is not true The great bargains will be-
open for tive days after the first notice iS
given in this paper. If you can, leave
your order the day before you need the
goods. for We are very busy. Remember
everything is firSt-ClaSS and must be sold at
once. Extra tinr French peas - per
dozen or 3Oc. per can. my OWN importation.
Pure olive oil. DuTkre's salad dressing.
pure French mustard. English chow chow,
raulitluwtr. stuffed mangueS. olives.
celery. salt. Worcestershire sauce, fine bot
tied cider. canned Strawberries apricOtS.
nectarineS. green gage plunS, sliced and
grated pineapple. egg plumS, white cher
ries. Bartlett pears, Boston baked beans.
Lima beans. yellow string beans. etc. Late
r,,>.. p"tatorS 5Uc per hu. Apples 55c per
bu. Starch 10. Rising sun stove polish
5c. Shredded or picked Goldfish. Remem
bcr. with every two-lOllar purchase (nOt
including sugar YOU can take 10 Ms. best
granuatrd sugar at 5c r H.. This is away
below cost but il must 20.
II. G. Roth, Blue F.ag Grocer.
- West Main st.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Saturday evening at the Grand there
will be presented the greatest of all plays
Michael Str0g0tf. The New York Herald
says:
As brought ont by the Andrews Com
pany it is both majestic and massive rep
resentatiOn. Its appointments are grand
and picturesque in chromatic detail. and
there is peculiar fascination about the
successive scenic acCompauImrut~ that defy
imitation. Ii is an imposing spectacle of
rude barbaric significance. attended with
tIe delicate cOlUIing of A>atir Imagination
and the SURPRISING richness of Mohammr,au
fancy. 1t is produced without any ahatt-
ment of its original charms. and preserve,
all the fascination which charartrriLrS it
throughout the varied romantic incidents OF
its scenic contrasts
Seats now ON sale at CaIter>
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

The date for Senator Colquiu's lecture
of which notice has already been made, has
been changed to Thursday, March is. two
weeks from tonight, and will take place in
the Grand Opera House. The price Of gen.
eral admission has been placed At p cents.
with l5cents extra for reserved seats, which
can be secured after a. III. Tuesday. March
l6. at Bars book store. The net proceeds
of the lecture will 90 towards building. the
proposed temperance hall in this city. SEN
ator Colquitt's theme will be the prohibition
night in Georgia. and from his well known
correction with the temperance agitation
throughout that state and especially his az
tive participation in the late hOtly contested
but successful tight for local option in At
lanta he will undoubtedly meet with warm
reception in this city.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Arm Broken.

W. W McCrackin. the Market stree
grover. met with a very serious accident LAS
night in most singular manner. For SOmt
time past Mr. McCrackim has been suffer
ing from diseased bone in his right arm,
and last night. while turning in his bed
broke the bone between the elbow and
shoulder. by the weight of his body bearing
upon il. Considering the condition of the
bone the injury is of quite serious charac-
ter. DIR. W. W. Hall attended the i'll
iurtd member
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Leave indianapolis at 1850 =. III. daily
and are run through. VIA |. d. X ). Ry
decatur, Springfield and Jacks"nyillel, t,
keOkuk. Iowa, without change. Seats il
the cars are free from indianapolis. Through
coaches on day trains to Mississippi River
points without change. Persons going
west northwest or southwest should apply
to nearest coupon Office for tickets. Via
indianapolis. Decatur X Springfield R'y.
indianapolis office, ia South Illinois street.
JOHN :. LAZARUS.
Qltf+ General Passenger Agent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

In the ease of Warder X Barnett, L. 7.
Mast ct al vs. the city of Springfield, which
was recently argued on motion to defend
ants answer to strike therefrOm certain al
legged redundant and irrelevant matter, was
today decided by Judge White. The court
sustained the third. fifth, sixth and seventh
grounds thereof. and Overruled the re-
mainder Leave was given defendant to
file a reply in ten days.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Fanny Davenport Tonight.

This evening Fanny Davenport and her
excellent company will be at the Grand
and present Sardou'> great drama, Fedora.
The New York Telegram says:
Miss DavrnPOrt'> Fedora is the
greatest dramatic success of the season.
1t i pronounced by press and public the
dramatic hit of twenty years.
Springfield theater goerS should not fail
Ia see great play by fine actress. Sc
cure your seats at Carter'S.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Last Night at BIark'S.

The StrakoSch English opera company
played to a fair-Sized audience last night at
Blacks opera house. The singing was OF
the highest order. and well rendered and
much praise was given by those in attend
ance. The orchestra. under the leadership
"f Sgnor Francesca Rosa. executed some
very delightful and enjoyable music.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

Mr. W F. Karch, workman at the East
street shops. was the unfortunate victim of
an accident this morning. He was engaged
in working a piece of machinery, but had
stopped it temporarily, when boy, who
was working with him, turned on the
shifter Mr. Karch'S middle finger of the
right hand was caught in the machinery and
mangled below the first joint. making am
putation necessary.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Hand Amputated.

About :! o'clock this morning another
SERIOUS railroad accident took place in the
yards of the l.. B. x W. Thomas Collier
a brakeman. was engaged in coupling a
train. about eighteen cars from the engine
when his glove caught on a splinter on the
coupling pin. and being unable TO extricate
it, his right hand was caught between the
bumpers and smashed. He was taken to
the Office of Mclaughlin and Russell, where
his hand was amputated. Collier had been
in the employ of the l.. B. II w. company
for several years, on the Peoria division.
but had come here from indianapolis only a
few days ago. He will be taken back to
indianapolis. where his relatives reside.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
Tn. spr1nrneid steam Dyr Works.

The Springfield Steam Dye Works. No.
81 North Center street. have just added
some new improvements to their building.
and especially to the bathing department.
4 firSt-claSS bath with clean towels. plenty
of good soap with hot and cold water can be
had here for 20 cents.
Feathers renovated in lots Of twenty
pounds or more at eight cents per pound
All kinds of clothing dyed, secured and
cleaned on short notice, and all work war
ranted as represented. F2HaSuwk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

The meetings continue in the First Pres
hyteridn church with increasing interest.
Rev. J. J. Francis. the new pastor of Cen
tral church. Cincinnati. will preach tonight
and tomorrow night. Mr. Francis is a new
man in Ohio but i'll Pennsylvania, his ma
tive state the is a son of Hon. WIN. VI.
Francis. of Pennsylvania, he is well known
as brilliant preacher and successful pas
tor. He has just closed series of very
successful meetings in his own church in
Cincinnati Come and hear him. Seats
free to everybody.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

The famous Redmond Berry Company in
Nugget at Blacks opera-hou~e next Mon
day and Tuesday two elegant entertain
mentS by the best company travelling.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04
IDLE LABOR.
No Light on the Situation,

mm ense Gatherings OF kn ghIs of Labor
President Amos Whiteley Defines the
Position of the Champion Knife and
Bar and Champion Machine
Companies on the Question
The Lagonda Works Re
tain Their knights OF
Labor-Notes on the
situation.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-04

NOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER County
/ Treasurer Captain William ;. Wilson will be-
a candidate for county Commissioner. subject
10 the decision Of the republican convention t.
be held March 96th.