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The Sunday herald., 1886-12-05
Tne Northwest Watershed

lNss W. Nlhfp'l' u' bNhhi'l
II isio OF these geological "might have bccns''
That venture to ask the attention OF the section to-day
one which is more Interesting In This city because
upon II depends the inierests-ihe very existence,
may say-of Buffalo and It's relation TO Chicago,
Buffalo Is the outlet port of the great lakes, Chicago
the port AT the head OF navigation. Ths relation
snip IN not accidental, but IL based on geological
causes that existed before either city founded
1t depends on the drainage OF the lakes. The four
upper lakes are a most wonderful geological comb-
nation. A large part OF all the fresh water on the
gloOe In banked upon tableand 900 or 600 feet
above the sea. The drainage, OF course, nows over
the dam at the lowest point, Black Rock, but by a
remarkable coincidence there are two points almost
on the same level, Black Rock and Chicago. The
watershed behind Chicago Ia hut twelve feet above
Lake Michigan, twenty-five feet above Lake Erie.
The geologlsis OF Buffalo Know that the land on
both sides OF Niagara River Is only few feet above
Inc water. Consequently dam twenty-five feet
high across tho river at Black Rock would he sulll-
Client to ihow the water of tho upper lake Into the
Mississippi by the Illinois River. The beautiful
stream ON the continent, the 81. Lawrence. would be
annlha'ed or greatly reduced. AMI the dirty ditch
0i Chicago would carry the tributes OF the great
lakes Into the Father OF Waters. Bnilalo would IN
thai case be at the head OF navigation aud chicago
the natural outlet port-on 80 slender u thread did
the deaiinies OF these two cities hang.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-05
FOR HOLIDAY PURPOSES.

FANCY aud PLAIN SILK sUsPENDERs, put up
Ia Glass Boxes. our line sells NJ G2c.
A Handsome PLAIN COLOkED SILK at 9Ic.
our PLAIN SATIN SUSPENDEHS. In all Colors,
for Embrodering Purposes, Satin Both Sides, si.is;
valued Mt 81.
the FINEST ALIsSILK SUSPENDERS, (Eim-
broidered.l In Fancy Boxes, Sass Furnishing Store
price, $780,
A GOOD VARIETY OF
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-05
The lady or ,he Tiger.

Mr.. Frank X. stockton, travelling by a Sound
steamboat, was dissatisfied with his state-roOm lie
sought the clerk of the steamer and asked II his
quarters might be changed. The man said yes
"Nan YOU ghe me better rpom?" asked Mr..
Stockton.
"Yes. the best on tho boat replied the clerk,
"l you VIII tel which came ont OF tho door, the
lady or the tger -
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-05

The Christmas number OF The Book Buyer New
YORK: Charles Scribncr's Sons) is extremely hand
some and Interesting. II conialns reviews OF the
most notable books for the holidays hooks which
every year grow more sumpiuOus-ald u prOfusiOn
OF Illustrations enables the reader To see what The
artists have been doing for the booksellers. The
BOok BuDpr ia one OF the pleasancst OF visitors 10
lInl ll.I.Ir nl.l
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-05
OUR GENTS
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
In GENTS COLLARS AND CUFFS

WE HAVE A FULL LINE IN ALL THE
LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES.
We carry the ANCHOR BRAND, No. l Collar,
for l2I9c.. and the DOUBLE ANCHOR BRAND, for
1885,. or for SOC. These goods All Linen, ply.
We have an ALL-L1NEN CUFF at 20c.
Ase full line of E. W. COLLARS aud CUFFS.
The Sunday herald., 1886-12-05
Only Goiag Home.

lLlfe.l
buffalo BIZ Is to take hls wnd West Show abroad
Ihe lhulans eyince much delight at the prospect OF
getting buck to ireland once noro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
HOME LABOR ALONE
TO BE EMPLOYED BY KIMBERLY
In his work for the Natural Gas Company
of Wost VirgiulA-Two Popular FOFsnsR
Employed aud LAbOrsrS Advertised
tor-AppuOatIOns Cohiug IL.

The Board OF Directors Of the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia met at
the compauy's office on Twelfth street,
Saturday afternoon, and the details Of the
new arrangements with Mr., Kimberly
were definitely arranged. The agreement
to dispense with the Italians was made
binding. As a result Of the meeting,
Messrs. Anthony Lally and Jerry Myles,
two well known and competent forsmen
who have resided here for many years,
have been employed, and In another part
OF this paper appears an advertisement
for workmen, who are to apply to either oil
these men.
A reporter asked Mr.. Lally last night
when he expected to 90 to work. He said
he understood the men would be wanted
next Monday. He had alrdGdy received
a number OF applications for work, and he
had no doubt Mr.. Myles had received aa
many. There would be no difficulty in
occurring all the men needed,
The work will begin at the other end,
The men will bs compelled to move so
rapidly along the line as the work pro-
crosses that they cannot board at any
locality for any length Of time, and tents
will be employed. for lodging and boarding
them. Board, it is expected, can be turn'
ished them at ~ 80 week.
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utaIn HIslpE,

Tie four COWS killed about one mile
east Of Gloyer's Gap one evening last
week by the fast express train on the Bal.
timore 4 Ohio leaving here at 8 .25 o'clock,
we're the property OF that well.known
Marion county politician, Captain Charlie
Wells, Saturday night the express, while
running at a high rate Of speed, rounded
a short curve. and hit a iatmet's wagon
loaded with wheat and corn, The horses
had baked and left the wagon square on
the track, The wagon was completely
wrecked and the air filled with corn and
wheat, but the horses and men with them
we're inibjured, and but little damage
done 10 the engine. No blame L. attached
10 any one for either Of tho accidents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

urdAy's papers, Mr.. Finley said that In at
least one instance the signature Of y bust
ness man had been obtained 10 the paper
by Misrepresentation.
HON. ED. RoBERTsoS,
When Mr.. Foster stepped down, and
the applause which greeted his speech
had died out, there were loud calls Tor
EhmAnn. Chairman Meek announced
that Mr.. EhmRnn was not present, having
been called out Of the city. The crowd
then called for Robertson, and with some
difficulty Hon. Ed Robertson was brought
to the front and mounted on the stone
wall Of the City Hall steps. He declined
to speak, saying he had come here on
other business and had been too busy to
think up anything to say. II they want
ed his speech they would find it in the
MeWt-L Letter in the morning. [Cheers, and
q voice: "Give it to Smyth."l l can't
give it to smyth; gentlemen, nature gave
It to him! [Oheers and laughter. l
don't know what you want me to give
him, but ii it Is anything Creditable and
| can give it to him | will, for God knows
he needs it. Renewed laughter. Mr.,
Robertson compared Mr.. Smyth to Dick
ens's Uriah Heep, and after q few
ringing remarks, VoClierously responded
to, retired.
MINER TALKS,
President Foster, OF the local Fedora
ton OF Miners and Mine LRhorers, was
called for, and with some difficulty in
ducsd to speak, He, too, declined to at.
tempt 10 address the crowd, but made Q
few remarks which were enthusiastically
received. He referred to Mr.. Kimberly'a
announcement thai he had severed all
connection with the Manchester Coal
Company, and said il it was true
why had he gone to Columbus
to appeal to the National Board
Of Arbitration OF the mine iederationP
This point was loudly cheered, The
speaker said he believed Dave Brooks had
made his recent settlement with his
minera honestly and in good faith, but the
trouble was that he had allowed Philo
Kimberly to lead him around by the nose,
Kimberly went to him after he settled
with his miners, and said, "You are the
d-dest fool l ever sawp" [Cheers and
laughter, He said, "You come out to
Columbus with me, and I'll get this thing
settled so we can keep the srsbs." But
he didn't, and he won't. He announces
that in a few days Committee Of Con.
Citation will be here. But We will never
submit to receive those blaCksheep into
our union, as they ask US, [Cries OF
"Neyer!" l WO never were blacksheep,
and We won't be compelled TO associate
with b'acksheep! tCheers, long con.
tinued,1
Mi. A. D. Work, Of the United Nailers,
was called out, and presented the case Of
the nailers now locked out OF the factories
Of the Western Nail Association. His re.
marks were applauded, and though brief,
gave a clear view Of the nailers' claims in
the matter.
Alter his remarks, Chairman Meek an.
nounced that u motion TO adjourn would
be in order, and it was made and carried,
The meeting was harmonious and order.
ly throughout, but very enthusiastic,
Probably 5000 people were in the as
sembly, and a singular unanimity OF
opinion, united with good humor, seemed
to prevail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
X NEWS.
stage Of the wAtsr aud Inducements OF the
Steamboats,.

stage OF the WAtsr aud ,mOVements OF the
Steamboats,.
The Alarm and John Penny passed up.
Capt. John NJ. Sweeney has returned
from a short business visit to Florida.
One firm In p~arkepburg received 250
rafta out OF the Little Kanawha during
the last rise.
Capt. Diadote Morgan OF the Mink No.
2 Is building a new Muakingum river
packet at MCUonnellsville.
The river Is still falling at this point.
The marks last evening indicated a depth
in the channel OF s feet s inches.
The Louis A. Shirley got away for Gin
cinnati Sbou z o'clock Saturday evening,
with a fair trip and a number Of passen-
gers In her cabin.
The ferry boat Edith plying between
Middleport and Clifton, has been pur.
chased by st. Louis parties and taken
there. The Acorn is to take hor place.
The Katie %stockdale, en- route from
Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh, passed UP about
noon yesterday with & fair trip. The
Scotia, in the same trade, passed down at
an early hour Saturday. morning.
Captain Brady Morgan has purchased a
controlling interest In the little steamer
Ida Smith, that formerly piled in the
Wheeling and Martins Ferry trade, and
which has been at ~Parkersburg for some
time past.
The W. n. Chancellor was delayed in
getting away from Pittsburgh last week
sai ,HI Nnt nnaa knen ~ has S,a. -
Charleston tilf Saturday morning, nearly
twenty hours behind time. She has been
doing 4 big business In her trade Tor the
past few weeks.
The Andes Ia due to-day from Oincin.
natl, for which point she will take her de.
parture at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Andes enjoys such popularity all
along the river that II 10 hardly necessary
to speak Of her many admirable qualities
or the efficiency Of her corps Of officers, at
the head OF whom stands that clever gen.
tleman Captain Charles 1Iuhleman. The
Andes has ample freight and passenger
facilities, 10 always on time aud IN every
way is an excellent packet.
The prospects are that the Andes will
take down q large excursion party 10 the
Cincinnati Musical Festival this month.
The fair for the round trip, which
consumes q weeks time, including state.
room and meals all the time the boat is
gone lie only $40. The steamer arrives In
Cincinnati Thursday morning, and will
not on this trip start 10 return until
Friday at midnight. This affords exCur.
%sionlsts time 10 attend three concerts.
kfamer's band and orchestra will accom-.
pAny the excursion.
River men, especially those about Par.
ketsbdrg, are considerably agitated over
the bridge that the Ohio River road In
building its Point Pleasant extension will
have 10 throw across the Little KahaWha.
They have placed the matter In the hands
Of an attorney for whatever action 10 best
under the law 10 protect their intefeslS,
The mouth Of the Little KanAwha In the
past has afforded an excellent Ice hAfbof,
ind the river men are afraid that the rail-
'oad bridge will destroy that advantage, 10
nothing about impeding navigation. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
LOCAL RRNvrrlKs.
matters Ot AIinor AIunisnt la and Ab0at IN
Oily.

Ut NiiuOr Munlsnt la ARd AbOut the
CITY.
Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued Sat-
urday,
opERA HousE this evening-The "Equi'
nationals"
THE hinge factory has dropped satuT'
day work for the present.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meets to-day in regular monthly session.
The road appropriations will again be the
leading matter for consideration.
The M.snnerchor Singing Society is to
formally dedicate It's new hall in CrangelFs
block next Wednesday evening with q
concert and ball. A number Of other
singing societies will assist in the concert.
A COW whose calf had been taken from
her at an East Wheeling slaughter house
became Crazed on the street Saturday, and
after tossing several persons, had to be
tied 10 q lamp post on Market street and
shot by Officer Carney.
The funeral OF Will Hayburu, whose
death was announced q few dayaago, took
place yesterday afternoon and was largely
attended. Nailieeders' Union No. 3, Of
which the deceased vas member, turned
out IN a body, marching as far as the Pen.
Ursula bridge. The intermont was al
Greenwood.
The mines at Wheeling Greek aud May
nard, Oh the o., l.. 4 W, road, have been
running slow, hardly averaging half time
There ia still hope, however, that When
the lake shipments commence, work may
again be brisk. The mining price is the
came as the Hooking Valley, 90 cents pei
ton. The Ralney mines are still idle
The ~Amalgamated AssociRtion's Com
mittee of Arrangements met at the Beayel
Fair Grounds Saturday to arrange for the
picnic on June 8, and decided 10 have 8
monster labor demonstration in connec
ton with the affair. The following speak
ers were invited, and nearly all have
promised to be present; Samuel Randall
n, Got, IT,, Thomas Bayne, James Neg
ley, Samuel Griiis, Samuel II, Miller
John jarrett, John A. Logan, Goyerno
PattIson, William Mckinley and Martin
Foran, 1t was also decided to have
grand musical contest, in which seyeI
brass bands will participate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

A mission was inaugurated at the Ca
thedral yesterday by Rev. Fathers Dona.
win, Abbott and Devine. Services Of this
character have not been held in Wheeling
for two years past, although in larger
cities they are usually held once q year.
Services were held yesterday at 1880 A.
NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Throughout the week
services will be held as follows: First
mass and instruction, 8 A. NJ, last mass and
instruction, s A. NJ, rosary sermon pld
benediction, 1850 P. N. The blessing Of
religious articles-beads, rosarles, ETC.
will take place at . r. NJ. on Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday. Special services for
the children at $3.50 r. NJ. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
Sneezinc CntarrIl

The distressing GneeEe, SneepC, Sneelo, the aCrld,
watery discharges from the eyes and nose, the
painful Inflammation extending 10 The throat, the
swelling Of Tho mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, cough tInglng noises III the head and
splitting heAdRchps-how familiar these symptoms
are TO thousands who suffer periodically from head
colds or influenza, and who live III Ignorance Of
The fact that a single application OIL sANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRit will afford In
~stAnAneouS relief.
But this treatment In cases Of simple CatAtth
gives pus q faint idea Of what tbls remedy will do
In the chronic iOfms, where the breathing "a OBJ
SlfnOted by choking, putrid mucous AcCtimhla.
lions, the heatlng Affected, smell aud Taste g1pe,
throat liberated aud hacking cough gradually
fastening ITSELF upon the debllitated yAtem. Then
II u that the marvellous curative power Of 'gan.
iotdA Radical Cute manIlesB Itself In inStAnLAne-
Gus aud grateful relief Cure begins from the ltst
application. 1t Ia rapid, radical, permanent, eco
hUmlCal, lAte.
RSni0fd'E Radical Cure consists Of one bottle Of
The Radical UIfe, one boz Catarrhal Solvent and
an Improved lnhAleti price, H.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
GrOCOrlss 10 Close Early.

Residents Of the central part Of the city
will do well to buy all the groceries they
need before dark hereafter. All the gro.
Gerry stores between Tenth and Twenty.
fourth streets have agreed 10 close here.
after at Z o'clock y. NJ Fridays and Satur.
days excepted. The new system will be
inaugurated this evening. There ID one
grocer who has not yet agreed 10 this
move, and II Ia understood a committee
will wait on the firm 10 induce It 10 come
into line. II is a South Side house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

A reporter met Manager G.. Il. Tracy,
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, Saturday, and said;
"Ah, therel Philo Kimberly kind O.
got hack at you Last nightH'
"Mr. Kimberly knew" said MIR. Tracy,
"If he knows anything, that there was no
ground for his charge against me. When
the t~elcgraphers struck the managers
were not admitted to the combination. |
could not have joined the movement il
had. wanted to. The strike did not ex.
tend here, anyhow. Only one Of my mon
went out, and he had joined the Combi'
nation at Cincinnati before he came here.
So you see there was 10 room for Kim.
berly's remark"
As the reporter started away, Mr.. Tracy
called out: "By the way, don't you forget
in all this talk that my resolution in Coun.
Gil WAS the immediate means OF making
the Ilalisna gol"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

The pastor OF the Colored Baptist
Church yesterday immersed twelve con.
%verts-fve women, six men and a boy
in the river above the bridge. A large
crowd witnessed the ceremony.
Drs. Frissell, OF Wheeling, and Todd
and Wagner, OF Bridgeport, yesterday
amputated the limb Of Mrs. Hester James,
She had suffered for twenty years with a
diseased foot, and amputation was neCes.
sary to save her life. Though very old,
she stood the operation well, and 10 get.
ting along nicely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

Another shooting scrape took place in
Doddridge county q few days since. q.
NJ. slusBar had a grudge against VIM.
Fulkneer, and after abusing Ills own wife
went out OF doors where Fulklneer was
and pulling out q revolver shot at him the
ball grazing F%ulkineer's abdomen. lie
cooked the weapon a second time but did
not shoot. He pretended 10 be drunk and
aiterward said he was not as drunk as
people thought and that he would yet kill
Fulkineer. slnBsar Is me OF this reform
administrations Democratic postmasters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
Worry remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "NEy vile has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in he'd alone. She
used two Bottles OF Electric Bltters, and Ia
80 much improved, that she is able now
to do her own work."
Electric Bltters will do all that is claimed
for them. Hundreds oftestimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty
cents a bottle OF Logan & Co.'S. MwFGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
FROM lis lbs. TO I6I lbs.
10 the Cuticura Remedies l owe My
Health, Ny Happiness and My Life.

A day never naSses that | do not think and sneak
kindly Of the CUTlCulA REMEDIES. Seven years
ago, all OF 4 dozen Jumps formed on my mech,
ranging In slEe from q cherry stone 10 an otanRe,
The large ones were ihshtIil e look at, and pain.
Jul 70 bear Le0ple turned aside when they law
me, 10 diegtbt, and was Ashamed 10 be Oh the
street OF III society. ihyilcianE aud theft treat
tnetlt, and all medicines failed 10 do any H0Od. In
. moment OF despair tried The CutIctta Home.
dles-Nuslctta, the great skin Cure, and Cull.
qlta Soap, an exquisite skin llaautller, *.
Blood Purifier Internally ;theSnGil Jumps a. call
thein) gradually ~dlsappeated, and the large ONES
broke ~ about two weeks, dlschAfging large quAt.
lles Of mat Il, leaving tWOSllgltscAfS H. my neck
Today 70 tell the story Of my AulIeflpg. Ny wglRht
thgii was ,lib 1iCkly pOlndsi my weight now lsl6l
solidi healthy pounds and my height = only I've
glRA REAEDiEs, North, Oulh, East and West. TO
UbfiCUAl RENEDtbs owe NY HEALTH, NY ilAPPt.
NEss, aid NY llG. A prominent New York drug.
glit asked me the Oihef day "'Do you still use Tie
gpTiGURYA REAlpls'i you lp9s 70 Pe II perfect
lhhVer known what glokiei6 Il slnto ! commenced
using the CVtiCuRA REAEDttsi' Sometimes | an
laughed. At by pfRlhlng them 10 people not 40
quRlhled will llielf meJitA, out AO0ict Of later they
VIII come 10 their senses. aud believe the Game n
those that use them a. dozens have whom have
large CvfIcIRl supply House Ia every city III INC
World, Tot the benefit Of humanity, where The
GUfiCuRI Ri aRDiEs shall be sold dELY, 70 thai
theie Will bO rarely 4 need Of ever enteflng q drug
y, Hus9ANDsl
outiCuRA RENEDlE,s are 4 positive cuff, for every
form Of Skin and BlOjd Diseases, from IlmpleS 70 |
sCrOiulA, Sold everywhere IfiOst UUTiCVRA, 10
cenNj soar, % cents, hESOLvENt, St 70, Fretated
BY the PUfTGR DRud AND tina dipAL Co., B6Stbn,
Mas, Send IOF "hoW 10 Cgteskih Diseases"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
A walking skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, OF MechaniCsburg, Pa,
writesi q" was afflicted with lung fever
and ahscess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me 80 much good that l
bought a dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more a man,
completely restored 10 health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh OF 4S
and get a free trial bottle Of this certain
cure Tor all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 on. MwPAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in ths OFT, u Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers in ths Oily aud WhsslI"g Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. William G. Worley, Of Kingwood,
Is at the McLure house.
United States Collector McGraw came
in from Grafton yesterday,
Miss Mary Boyd, Of Quaker City, Is
visiting-Miss Ida Trlmble, OF the South
Side.
Miss Helen Devrles is home from a
pleasant visit to friends in Washington,
D. 9,
Breyet Major.G General Baird, u. s, A., Is
the guest OF his brother.in'law, Judge J'J'
Jacob.
Mis- Annie Davidson, OF Pruntytown,
Taylor county, is tho guest Of friends in
this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

The old Kloman Iron Works,at Mounds.
vile, were put up at trustees gale again
last week. The first bid offered was by
GEORGE Crumbacker, OF this city. lie bid
$7,0S0, and he was followed by Mr.. Joseph
y. Weeks, OF %PittsOurgh, editor Of the
american Manufacturer, who 10 moro
largely interested in the concern than any
one else, who bid 81, 100. The property
was finally sold 10 MIR. Weeks for $1,O25.
Some weeks since, Mt. Weeks purchased
the mill, but the sale was not confirmed
al that time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03

EDWARD L. Rose 4 Go. having purohased
the interests Of the Howe s, N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a fall line Of
HoweS and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lie perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 see the
the Standard, See advertisement on an
other page,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-03
Nav Nallst., HaadnuArtsts.

The national headquarters oil the United
Nailers, Heaters and Rollers Association
OF America were last week removed from
the former Office in the old RSghter build.
Ing 10 room No. y, In tho new Kelley
block, on the corner OF Market and Four.
tenth streets, where the officers have
fitted Dip very comfortable quarters.