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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.


! Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
I of Individuals,
NJ. 4 7. Garden ia out oil the city.
Miss c. A. Falls, Of Iowa, is in the city,
r P. Sandg, of Parkersburg, is at the
| Stsmm.
Chss. F. Thompson, Of CIalksbuEg, is al
/ the Mcclure.
| Join W. Mason, OF Grafton, was in the
city yesterday.
| R. NJ Ro8ser, Of Bethany, ". Va wasiu
the city yesterday.
[ P. Philips, of Manning ton, is quar-
tered at the Howell.
P. A. Gallaher. of St. MsTy's, W. Va ia
Chartered ct the Slamm.
B F. HodcmRn, Of MouLdsville, W. Va,
was in the city yesterday.
NJ F 7. Hare left yesterday for Flori.
da where he will locate.
John Russell end wife, OF Ashland, ii
ara qusr cred at the Mcclure.
F. Dorsey aud Miss NJ. A. McMurray, OF
Powhstan, IRE ct the Howell.
John Porter, of New Cumberland, ".
Va.. was in the city yesterday.
John C. McEldowney, of New Martins
vile, is registered at the Howell
John Redd and y. 2. Isut, Of. Fair
view, ", Va, ore ct the Howell.
A F. Wilmolth, of Charleston, came up
yesterday afternoon on a short visit
Miss Bette Cole, Of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of Mrs John S. Smith, or the South
Side.
Mrs j. B. Solomon, Of Steu5envi!ie, O,
is The guest of Mrs, F. Kline, of the South
Side.
Mr.. Jake Zimme-, Of the South Side,
will remove with his family to Pinsburg
to-day.
Ex.OHicer John CrougbGa Gas returned
from PlttsbuFg and will accept position
in this city.
George Woods, President Of the Board
Of County Commissioners, is confined to
his room By illness,
Mr. Daniel Foster, a Wheeling mailer,
left with his family for Nebraska yesterday
where be will locate.
Messrs Geo. R Tonpkins and Z. C.
Of P!ttsburg, who have purchased
the AEmstrc2g-Coen planning mill, are at
the Howe!i.
Ir. Peter KLAUS, Of the Island, returned
yesterday fIorl a visit to Germany accom-
panied ny Mr.. Oscar Schubert, q nephew
Of Mr.. Oscar Saudrock
Mr.. L. E. Hirst. of G ration, Secretary of
he Great Council Of he Improved Order
Of Red Men Of West Y irginis, ls CHARTERED |
At the Howell House.
Mr. Henry Metz, who has lived in Wheel. |
rg for forty FIVE years, will shortly remove
lis family TO Cleveland, Ohio, where he
has gore into business.
Mr. Theodore NJ. SAUL. who is PLAYING
It the Academy this week, under the name
# Charles Theodore, was member of the
I'D stock company ct the Opera House in
- eerly days, under Mr.. Fltzsimmons
he tells many pleasant
tories Of these days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
MIXED PICKIEG.

On Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee, the popular medisn,
J. B. Polk, supported By an excellent com.
edy company, will present at the Opera
House DR.. 7, H. Sayre's tarcial, whimsical
comedy entitled MIXED Pickles" The New
York Evening News says of the piece
Mixed Pickles by the rules which gov.
ern 10 farcicsl comedy, and the object to
be acknowledgements may safely be
written down big success. 1t is the
brightest and cleverest production Of the
kind since Fink Dominoes,' with The ed.
vantage that it is clean, while being up
rostiously funny. Mr.. Polk could dis
pense Mixed Pickles here for three
months at least were it not that other ar
engagements prevent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terdsy,
TIE fair sex were out in full force yes.
te,dsy.
THERE were six cases before His Honor
Judge LETTERS, yesterday morning.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm met yesterday and audited bills.
TaE Silver Spar Company is playing
to large houses at the Academy of Muslc
this week.
ExcGLsloR LODGE |, 0. q. F. "l!l give
q carnival at the Chapine street rink Fri,
day evening.
A DRAWING of SILVER watch for the
benefit of Lawrence Clarke, will take place
on next Saturday. 81 killlon \ fliGn's So
loon.
The last will and testament of Peter
Anton Zeller, deceased, was admitted TO
probate yesterday, Mesish Ann Zeller, ex-
ecutrix.
The Arion will give q grand masquer-
ade ball at their hal! on the evening OF the
Sth of March. OF course it will be brill
isn't affair.
hRANERs orchestra will 90 tc Parker5
burg on March I'd to play Tor large hop
to be given By the Germsnia Singing So
cietY there.
Tbs Parlor Social will give ska'ing
aud dancing carnival az tbs North EGd
rink on Thursday evening, March (
Birch will play.
The machinery in the old Armstrong,
Coen & Co planning mill which was pur-
chased BY MessEs. Geo, R. Thompkius and
C. f. MilIiken, Of Pittsburg, will be shipped
10 that p2lrtin several days
Miss JgLi4 4. POLr sings Gauzs bean.
ttful song, The Nighriugale's Irili," in
the second set Of Mixed Pckles.' She
has a magnificent mezzo soprano voice,
aud received thorough musical training
in EaroPe.
JAcos WLsUR 4 teeder-Iailer at the Top
mill, while engaged IN grinding Tue tools
ofhismactius, Tuesday afternoon, had three
fingers of MS lsfc hand ground of, making
an ugly looking hnd extremely painful
wound.
THERE will be Bazaar, Social and sup.
per at the Chspline Street Methodist Epis
copal Church, this evening and tomorrow
evening. Dc the latter evening literary
exercises will constitute rart o: tire en-
tertainment, Everybody is cordially in
vited.
The three mile race between John Dixon
and HALEY Woods, Of Martins Ferry, q;
the Alhambra Palace rink last evening,
was won by the former, Tour heats Sete
sksted two Of them having been declared
of By the referee. The race was exciting.
TaE Msennerchcr Singing Society gave
q large and enjoyable MAJ querade ball at
their hall last night. The costumes were
and embraced everything from
George Washipg,ons to topsies, A de- F,
lightiul time was spent BY all dancing to
The Ops's House orchestra music. The
affair wGs one of the most enjoyable ever
given By the society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

[ire Of Fourteenth Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Opposite Patent Ofics, Washington, D. Z.
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A Fine Contribution.

The following letter, mailed last night,
explains itaelf:
WHEELING. ". Va, Feb. "a, 1886.
c. Z. Ellis, Esq, NepCurg, y. ia.
DEAR SIRs:- Enclosed please find our
check tor $4,000, also order for five hall
barrels lake herring, and one barrel crack.
ers, which we're shipped to the address Of
Mr. ]. A. Clark, all of which is to be ap
piled to the relief fund. This amount we
raised from some of our friends by the
way of the enclosed circular. We will chip
you coo pounds of our Panhandle coffee
as our own contribution to the cause. We
ask you to kindly attend to the distribu'
ton Of above, and trust that we may be
able to send yoa more soon.
Respectfully you're,
SIMON BAER's Sous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
COM MISSI0NER'S SALE.

William Eenuari, Complainant,
Title Rennari. John Rennard, comr S SLia
iniauis under the agl OF tsen- C. '' ~
ty-one years, md Kate North, CSanc!rv !"
guardian OF said Tile and John S"""'s'''
keunRrd, da.pEdanlIs.
10y VIRTUE Or A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult CONT OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
made and entered In the above entitled cause on
the 18th day OF Uecembtr, 1885, will, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of March, 1886,
beginning NJ ~ O'Clock m. al the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county In The city OF heeling,
WA proceed TO tpil a. public auction, the fo0s-
ing namc1 real c;tato, that is 10 say, certain parts
or portions OF los numbc'e ed on The plat OF the
Eas. Wheeling Company Addition to The city OF
Wheeling, West VirSin'l, a, one hundred and thir-
teen ~ apd one hundred and fourteen lli' and
being al The property conveyed 10 benjamin u
RonnaTd, now dee RSej. by A. NJ, Adams and "a
Ing date respectively a, follows: One dS,.d dated
February %, 1879, snd duty recorded ~ tho office
OF the Clerk q the equity Ccur, OF chic county
West V.rSina IN Deed look No, -, page 20, and
corded in the Office Of the Clark OF the COUNTY
Court OF ohio c0VaIy, Wet Virginia in . eed
Book No 60, page -, aAvr and except such part or
portion OF cad lot Murdered enc hundred aud
numbered Que hurIrrd and fourteen ulp of the
property above conveyed a. was conveyed by The
said Hen ap.n II. Bernard 10 cecilia Gillespie by
a uee1 us'ed April =. 1915 and duly rec rded I'M
'''N VI 'bc iti a q tue NOuTl OF
county, West Virginia, in Deed Boob No GS, page
100,
TERMS OF SALE One third, or Is much riore
as the purchaser msy elect, cash on the day % ~
ana tho residue In tg0 equal instruments payable
respectively in six and Twelve month. from - q
day OF sale, the credit in.rapent- bearing in,eipt
from the day Of EH!e. a,, the purchaser excepting
roe! thsTo"-, win satisfactory personal 20, unity
~" aue ST said respective dates and the title to DO
retained until the whole Of The purchase money Is
paid, and n conveyance directed by The court.
GEOKGk X T.. GILCHRISr
Special Commissioner
j. Z. RERvRY, Auctioneer.
hereby certify that bond has been given by the
said George Il. j. G!lchiist, Special CON m i,soner
Is required by law and nv the terms OF the decree
entered in the above entitled cause
Published the tr.t time February sth, 1886.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
tehenauI
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Weather Indications.

TAsHNGToS, D. c, February 2j.-For
the Ohio Valley sud Tennessee, cloudy
weather and locsl sUows, followed by far
weather, Winds shifting 10 westerly 10
western portion AID southerly winds in
eastern portion shifting 70 westerly, brisk
to high winds accompanying severe local
storm, falling Ssrome,erin eastern portion
followed 5y rising barometer in eastern,
followed by rising barometer in western
portion, colder weather with q slight cold
wave.
Forthe lower lake region, cloudy weather
With rain and SNOW, winds shifting to
westerly in western portion, southerly
winds in eastern portion, generally shifting
to westerly, colder weather in western
portion. warmer in eastern portion, falling
followed in western portion by rising
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Ara, W:Dslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teethiug, IS the prescription of one Of
the bestfamsle nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been u5ed for forty
years With never failing success By mil.
hoEs CT mothers for their children. Dur,
ing the process Of teetk;ng liz valus IL IL.
cslcu;sbls. 1t relieves the child nom pain,
cures dysentsFy and d;snhqs, gripping in
the bowels, csd Wind ccEc. By giving
health 20 the child it rests sAe mother.
Price 2So bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
Only Half Alive,
Tte7e are Ios,s Of men and women

Itese are costs OF men and women who, to col
phrase, are only hall alive That Is to saw. they
have seldom / ever any appetite, are rcrvoui
weas. tgetty ana troubled Dy pumberless email
ms aud aches In the Ireseuce o: vigorous, ex-
pers?rs are u'ually fond OF frequently dosing
then selves, Swallowing in The course of the wear
enough drugs 10 stock any spothecary's shop of
average dimensions. This, OF CO grse cefeats in
'ttad o. i9rthering the end in view, viz, the re-
Covery Of health and vigor. Were ttey 10 sssk IL
from az uniatls 2 source Of vitality. Ho,tetter's
etomach Bitter, how different would be their
cave. Then goT YOU'D return TO heir Duplicated
frames. the glow of heal TO tlelr wan cbesII
tEer t'euonhG nneeita gait would grow Afr
BAD elastic, Appe tite that gSandeSt Of All ssuces
ao9!d give relish ~ the daily food we're II ever
50 coarse, aud rstreshiHE sleep would crown he
asks o. the day. "F'H ~
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SKULL AND CROSS BONES.
The Threatening Missivss Received
BY a Bellaire n. D.
The Mystic League" Tells Him That It
"Has Its Eye Upon Him." and
Advises Him to "Bewarew

DR.. D. Q. Steere, the well known Bell
aire physician, yesterday afternoon re.
ceived out of the postotice two envelopes
with cards enclosed. One of the envel-
opes was addressed to D. Q. Steere, NJ D +,
the other to David Steere, NJ. D. Although
the handwriting was disguised it could be
seen by examination that the same hand
and pen directed them both. The cards
spoken of were about FIVE inches long BY
two and half inches wide, and were Of a
light red color. Printed on each was a
skull and croaabones, beneath which, on
one, were the following words
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

VNo THE CREEItORS OF ABBAM MONT.
j gomery, d'Cs.Ci:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court pl
Ohio county Wes' iirs iBia, made In cause there
In Terttng 10 subject the real estate OF tbs raid
e BRAN honie0m6ry 10 the payment Of his dents
you are reTnLed to present yodr aims again't the
estate Of toe said AT an Montgomery for yuIudi-
cation to Joe IN K. PsuD, Commi -siOner. at bis
oihcP, No. ll2O Chaplin. street. in the city OF
Wheeling, Ohio CIrniy. West Virginia Oh or be {.
lore Wednesday, tbs l7th day OF March, 1896
Witne'G, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
this "a day Of Feb ,uary, 1855
JOHN W. MITCHsLL,
felLIDApy ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
THE CONFERENCE.
The Entire Day Spent in skirmishlng
for Positions,

The Entire Day Spent in skirmishing
for Positions,
The long expected and fOndly hoped for
conference between the manufacturers and
nsilers assembled in the cfice Of the Ben.
wood Iron Works on Fourteenth street, at
10 o'clock Yesterday morning. The meet.
ing took place in the large second floor
front apartment in the building occupied
by The Icou Company as a warehouse and
an Office. The utmos: precautions were
taken to prevent Unauthorized persons o.
tstniug access to the room or hearing any
thing said during the meeting, and 10
this end the clerks in the Office
were given a holiday. After some
htrle time hsd been spent in introducing
those gentlemen who we're strangers to each
other, an organization was effected by
electiug Mr.. J. D. Dubois, OF the Belmont
mill company, President, and Messrs VI
4. Chew, Secretary CT the United Nsilers
aud George Wise, Secretary otthe Western
Nail Association, Secretaries. The mem.
bers q. this time we're disposed about the
apartment in relative positions
SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
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THE "MIKADO. ]"

The Ala Norman Opera Company last
evening closed successful engagement OF
three nights and matinee at the Opera
House, the audiences at the matinee
and last evening being up to
those OF the fret two nights
both in point of numbers and ap.
preciativeness. Naturally a great deal Of
disappointment wss incurred on account
OF the rcn production Of Bohemian Girl"
last evening, but the presentation was i'm
possible on account of Miss Normsn's i'll.
ness. Should the company come this way
again 1t will receive hearty support OF our
theare-goers and opera,lovers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City snd n. I, had been
troubled with 8 cough 80 that be wss Eas-
bic to sleep, and was induced t. uy DR..
Kings New Discovery for asrmpiiop.
1t not only gave hin isstsrt relief, bg,
allsyed the eYtEsRs SorO.ess in his hTs~ :,
His children we're s,,milarly affected md .
single dose inad the sans AspJv eject
Df, B!Gg's New Discovery j. now the
r-.andard remedy in the Coleman house.
hold end on board the Schooner. Free
trial bottles Of this Standard remedy at
Logan L Cos Drug Store.
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index to Res aavsrzSsmsn.s,

Ncties-aa,hi7or Hissrich & Co.
Ne AIMS z, ltCra, Corgh NyrUp.
Spring stock Us Graves s. SOC.
For eUt-Dwe. ing ard store RcOu-
\ Office .Irs. n. u, Porter.
Decorated cog ish Tea Sets-Ewtug Bros.
New Dos \ Oyelt ss-J. 5 Rhodes Co.
EScelsiOr Baking POEfeT-R. n. List
Curt los at nd Fellow Cost-3. Msudsl & Go.
Rl. ca berry Jam -McNpchFns'- Local Page.
Wantsd-PstuGJ-[L Ceal Psge.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever
Sores, letter, c apped Hands, Chilblsins
Corns, and sllSkin Eruptious aud posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guHrsnte d to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
Fer sale by Logan & Co.
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Solid Fuu.

There is more solid fun in Mixed
Pickles than in nine ten,hs ofthe so called
farce comedies. 1t has definite plot, q
coherent story; aud being full of bright
things is well acted The queer title to the
play comes from the comicai situation in
which two brothers, Joe Pickle, persorsted
by Mr.. Polk, and the Rev. Arthur Pickle,
both OF whom love the same girl, are in.
volved by the mischevousuess Of the
former, who finally wins the hand of his
sweetheart - New York World.
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Low Rate Excursion.

The B. 80 are selling low rate excur,
zion tickets to New O!leans, Jacksonville,
and all Southern EczaT;7. For ticket
tourists guides and full inforustic;n call
on or address 7 c. BUske Ticket AGENT
B. 1 0. depot, Wheeling. ". Va.
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To Dance the Minuet.

Miss Slack Davis, an accomplished
teacher OF dancing, arrived yesterday from
Pittsburg and is the guest Of Mrs. F. D.
Norton at the Mcclure House. Miss Davis
will teach a class of eighteen young ladies
and gentlemen to dance the MIMI Ell" and
it will be given in connection with the
minstrel performance for the benefit of the
Womens Benevolent Society. A very sue.
cssful rehearsal was held last evening at
Banners music store and will be repeated
until the participate become proficient.
The Minuet is a very difficult dance to
learn thoroughly, but when perfection is
attained it is one OF the mos; beautiful and
graceful dances extRnt.
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THE DAILY CALENDAB.
A Fly Tonight.

Much interest is manifested over the
race between the champion, Jesse Burkett,
and James Gilbooley, which takes place at
the Chspline street rink tonight. The
race will be especially interesting. as
Burkett gives Gilhooley s lap in each mile,
and he will have to do come tall work 10
make M the distance. 1t will be mile
heats, best two in three.
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Change OF Base.

On or about March lst 1856. | will re,
move my store 10 No. 1914 Main street,
6 Doors below Market alley at which
time shall make neg departure In M
way CT doing business, and sci! goods
strictly for cash. shall, as heretofore,
keep the most reliable makes Of medium
and fue grades Of boots and shoes. After
al experience OF fifteen years | am con
WINGED that the Gosh System is better for
both buyer and seller. ! csn and Will sell
ct least 10 per cent cheaper for cash. Can
you afford to pay it for a short credit? ?
Hoping this will meet Jour approval, re-
specially solicit your trade
J. 7. STONE,
iC44 Main street, Wheeling, v. "a.
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Excurion tickets to New Orlesns, Jack
sonville and all southern resorts are now
OF sale at the Panhandle office For
tickets or full information call on or ad.
dress J. G. Tomlinscn Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, ". Va.
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L.S.GooD&Uo sell dry goods the cheapest

SEE tbs great Burkett- Gilhooley three
mile race at the Chapline street rink, to-
night
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EWPGRTAETN O CICE--SCHENK,S
MEATS,

Hereafter every piece OF Sugar
Cured Meat and Bacon Shoulders
cured and smoked by ms will he
branded By The word Schenck's,
being burned into the skin. We
have found Ii necessary TO do this
In order tOprOteet the consumers
aud dealers aud ourselves against
inferior meats represented as be-
ing orr brand.
We expect 81 mark orr cure Of
Bacon Sides shortly.
F.SCHENH q Sens.
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1breljn9 8e8ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Weather.

FoNoSirg shows the range OF the thsr.
noms;sr a. observed by c, Schnepf, the
Opera House druggist, yesterday: : q.
n, 23; II IT., a.; 3 ?, N, 10; p.
N L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

AN elegant and complete line Of
Suitings, PantaIoonings and Over
eOatfDgs, made to order I'm best
style and at lowest prices.
For comfort get one of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
e. HESS e sons,
1891 d l823 Market DC.
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Table

These positions we're of course varied
somewhat during the day bur the diagram
will serve to give an idea Of the lay CT
the land
At noon the conference adjourned for
dinner, the nailers, as q general thing,
dining at the 81. James, while the manu-
facturers scattered themselves about town
A large and able delegation of newspaper
men greeted the conferers as they fled
down stairs, but they were met in anything
bat communicative spirit, every body main
tanning striet silence, With the exception
Of the information that "nothing OF moment
had been done.
At2 o'clock the conference resssembled,
tbs AFTERNOON SESSION
no. ending until few minutes after FIVE
o'clock Sundry of the members we're
cordially invited to divulge, but the uni,
form answer was that nothing could be given
10 the public Later, however, !, became
reliably known that the nesting had id
iourned 70 reassembls this morning OF 10.
O'Clock, and that little real progress had,
so far. been made. The cause Of the
reticence Of the members was explained By
the fact that resolution, proposed by
Secretary Chew, had been adopted during
the day, eEjoining secrecy upon all until
the conference had adjourned and the
matters ct issue finally adjusted.
The actual business transacted was the
subject o. no eud of
vDSnEP AND sPrrr-r ,rrnc
during the afternoon and evening. and one
could hear storisa of all sorts, each being
youchsd for as q geuuiua pointer. The
majority OF them are not worth slludiaS 10,
but 1t seems pretty certain that the feeder.
mailer matter was referred TO in the con.
ference, ard made the sabj=c. of some talk,
although suy reference TO 1t had been for
hidden By the Nail Association.
The results Of the dag msy be summed
up las a general skirDish for position on
the part of the two opposing committees
and very little real progress toward g solu
ton Of the trouble was made. It is also |
known that the feeling of those present
was of the most friendly nature, nothing
occurring during the entire day calculated |
to disturb tie perfect harmony Of the gath
ering.
Two additional men -Msssrs. Henry !
Serig, OF the Top mill, aud John Gavin, Of (
the Belmont-were added to the ns;lers |
yes erisy, in order that those
might have q representation.
There was
GREAT EXCITEMENT
and deep interest manifested throughout
the city during the day and evening over
the conference and the probable result IT
would arrive ct. and che question. We'll
shat has besu done" Ess repeated some
hundreds OF times 10 the hearing of re-
'crters. Mil owners and nailerg were
'bout as deep in the dark &C the newspa-
'er men, and many calls for news were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Our own make shoes in all styles $3.50.
Locke's, 1913 Main street.