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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
PRESIDENT VS.. SENATE.
How LEGAL Politicians Look at the
Fight.
A General Feeling That the Message is
an Able State Paper, and That
the Executives Grouad IS
Well Chosen.

The light now going on between the
President and the Senate has attracted
vide attention here, owing to the direct
bearing 1t has on West Virginia appoint
ments and politics, and there have been
many expressions Of opinion on both sides
of the great questions involved. 4ester'
day the Presidents message of Monday to
the Senate was the particular topic dis-
eussed. The general sentiment was that
the message was q remarkably
SOUND AND STRONG STATE PAPER,
stating the Presidents position with
clearness and directness, and making q
powerful argument against the ground
taken By the Senate. Some of the views
expressed By w,l known citizens are ap-
peoded, as an outline of what the general
sentiment was:
Up. Rogers: Presidents stand is
we'll taken, aud his message defining bis
position is emiuenIly sound and able. The
comparison drawn BY Senator EiuuncE
between Charles l. and Cleveland seems q
me to ba singulsrly unfortunate. There 1;
no parallel whatever.
John D. PepdleloD:-The President il
right and the Senate is wrong. The claim
of the Senate that it should have the
private correspondence between the Presi
dent and candidates and their friends is
BEYOND ALL REASON.
No one should have access to the contents
of those letters exeept the writer and the
recipient. Cleveland makes q good poin
when he refers to the laws passed during
J1huson's term and repealed during
Grants.
Col Robert White While l have no
read the message as carefully as ! might
| | still know enough about it TO say 1t Is
strong and able paper, and states the TX
ecutive position with cleHrness.
j. Wooda-While the message is IN
doubtedly an admirable one,
CLEAR AND DISTINCT,
| 1 hardly think the emergency for writing
il has arisen.
George ". Atkluson-The President ii
right in one respect snd wrong in another
Right in declining to give his reasons To-
removing officials, and wrong in withhold
ing from the Senate papers relating to OH
cial positions and filed in the departments
at Washington. Those papers are q
much part OF the public records as OH
cisl reports, and should os opsn TO access
| I think the Senate will finally beat hin IL
this nstte-.
! Judge John ]. Jacksou-Its an sbl'
State paper. l. puts mein mind OF
ANDREW JAcxsoS's BACKBONE.
IF Joues-I don't think the euer
gency has arisen for such document, bu
then His Excellency must know tn
ground. The paper is well drawn up.
Hon. Charlie Wells-Just what | wsntet
TO see. II suits me exactly.
Editor Fleming, of the Morgantown NeV
Dominion-An uusssailsols document. l
couldn't be better.
Collector McGrsw-It is straightfor
ward paper, one that can't be misunder
.ood. sud will be admired by every one
The President has happy faculty OF MAX
iug his remarks very interesting.
Senator SOmnsrvlle, of Brooke-Th
message is al right. The only troubl
about it is that it did not come soOl
enough.
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FANNY DAVENPORT.

The New York press has this to say o
Mics Fanny Davenport, who spPesra q
the Opera House Saturday evening il
Fedora;
Miss Fanny Davenport nightly wins new
lsurels as Fedora. San.
Miss Davenport IS Feeders" acted with
q grasp of purposs, subtlety OF thought,
q quiet strength Of repose and q sustained
esrnestness that awakened squsl surprise
and pleasure-Tribuue.
Miss Davenport has produced a re-
msrkeble work in which she appears to
better advantage than in any melo-drama;ic
role she has yet given US World.
Her performance of FEEDERS" is one Of
the uoat interesting events the present
ssasoa ID likely to produce. She made y
decided and unequivCcal success.-MsiL
Express.
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L.S,GOODGUO sell dry goods the cheapest

DAVID GIsyIs
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A Card.
WHEELING, W. Va, March 3, 1886

This is 70 certify thst the Racket
Family Orchestra ard Brass Band" have
boarded fifteen weeks and halt at Mrs.
b. q. Porter's Boarding House, l4Ol
Chapline street, and only leave because
we are leaving the city. We were at all
times treated with kindness; We found
Mrs Porter night and day willing to at.
tend to our wants, and can ehesrfully re.
commend her boarding house to all WHO
may desire such place.
Signed on behalfof the Racket Family /:
A. q. Racket, So.
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index to New Advertisements

Wanted Goal DlSgsrs.
Gas l-lobss md Sbsdes-Ew' rg BT1S
Vie ns Bread R,iseIS-St sbltt BIO.
7hs III cnr- Seart-D. uOdlIEg 4 Co.
Fr-sl -BsllsgTe Nail st2cE.
egsl EoUce
F.T Ctnelr uatl-Steiner Louis 4. Shsrlsy.
WAITED Gal FIR house Eoak.
y, anged-Sslssladiss.
legal Notes.
Sisr meet Powder r H. List.
Curt. Ins At md Below COst--G. Asndsl & 90.
Fins WaIchss . Specially I. q. Dillon lLo0Al
SoIAh visw D.irv-J. 2, ParshGli-' oOal PsSe.'
ACaTd -Chsrlss KRAFT Jr.- IA cal Rsse.l
40 ice-P. Sharkey-, Lncai Pags
H1oeka holder AesLiGg-C1EEsEs' bRIdlng A 80
Civl rngin ssrSH.T Car Local PsgSI
NeLsip Cora XII lsr- tLoelC Page
Ne~ Maple Syrup MeNeGhsnS-s Losal Page,l
LARl sgiGp- Local FSss.
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B L O special traic Is Catholic F air
leaves at 7:20 p. m. sharp and returns at
l0:45, stepping at tie Pottery and Ben.
wood. Fare for round trip 30 eents.
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BOYS GO OF A STRIKE.

Even the "kids" have caught the idea Of
striking Yesterday the packing boss al
the Bellaire nail work wanted a boy fol
certain work, and he selected one he
thought would suit his purpose from
among the numerous small bays on the
packing floor. He had hardly advanced
the youth until the other youngsters held q
consultation and concluded the boy who
had been on the packing floor longest wOs
the one for the place and 60 informed the
boss. Their request was granted, and a
strike prevented
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
Bueklenis AInicn saIre.

Tss Best Sslve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, U!cers, Salt Rheuu. Fever
Sores, letter, c apaed Hands, Chil5lains
Corns, and silSkin Eruptions, aud rosi-
lively curs Piles, or 10 pay required j.
Ia Ruarante d to give satissaetioa, q,
money refunded. Price &c eeats per nov
For sale by Logan / c.
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Additional LOeGi o. First Hags.

An elegant ana complete line %
SuItIngS, f'antnIoOnIngS and over
castings, made 10 order in best
styse and az lowest prices.
For comfort get one Of those
host Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
a.. HENS & SONP,
1871 a 1923 Market ST.
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Hsnthnr Innnranona.

WASHINGTON, D @, March 4.-For tbs
Ohio VALLEY and Tennessee, fair weather,
followed in the western portion By local
rams and uorJhwssJsriy Winds, slightly
warmer weather.
For lover lake, cloudy, slightly warmer
wes.her win light local suows, followed by
fair weather, Winds generally northeast
eriy,
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Tran.ters OF Real Estate.

The following transfers of rea! estate
were LETT for record al Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday; =.
Deed made March 3, 1886, by George
Clator and Matilda his wife, to Emma G.
Houston, wife of Thomas D. Houston, tor
the north tweuty-nine feet Of lot No. IL in
A. G.. Robinson's addition, Wheeling
Island. Consideration 81 900.
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Instics Arkle,s Court.

Albert Mercer and George Gordon, the
two boys who were recently arrested for
stealing shoes from O'Kane L Divine,
were released yesterday by Justice Arkle
upon their own recognizance. on account
of the absence OF material Witnesses. Cor
don was Immediately rearrested upon a
charge Of assault and battery and sent to
Jail to await a hearing at 6 o'clock this
evening.
VIM. Darrah was before Justice Ankle
yesterday charged With stealing coal from
George Abrams. He was fined SIS and
costs and sent to jail in default Of the pay
meut thereof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
The Escape of Parker.

There are, as yet, no tidiugs of Parker,
whose escape from Jail was chronicled in
Yesterday mornings REGISTER. The mat,
ter was the subject of good deal Of talk
Yesterday, during which there were many
expressions of the belief that the man was
secreted in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
improvements at the Gas Works.

Superintendent Darrah has been making
some much needed repairs and improve
ments at the gas works since his accession
to Office. The boiler aud engine room
have been handsomely painted, the exhaust
engine taken apart, shipped down to Swee-
ney & Sons, overhsuled, and set up again,
the steam connections between the engines
and boilers rearranged, and other work
done Some other repairs are still to be
made. The coke yard at tie works ia
empty ct present.
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LYNCH las removed to 81 Twelfth street.
Excursion Ticket to the South

Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack
Eouvills and all southern resorts are nov
on esle OF the Panhandle Office. For
tickets or full information call on or i'd
dress J. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, VI. We.
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STARTED UP.

The Riverside blast furnace at Steuben-
vile, idle for nearly four years. started up
yesterday, giving employment to seventy
Ave men. The works have been thor,
oughly overloaded since their purchase st
Sherif's sale last summer, By Wheeling
parties,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
FEDERAL COURT.

The Business Transacted at yesterday.
Session,
. The United States egains. Elmers
Jun Q, Indicted for violation of the post.
ofhce laws. He plead not guilty AMI the
case was Get for Ss rurdsy.
The United States against Ann Wooster,
lnoiGted Tor violation OF the internal eve
nue. laws Verdict Of not gu lty.
Adjourned Until today.
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CONE TO TERMS

At q conference of nailers and feeders
to day at Pittsburg. the differences between
The TWO unions were amicsbly settled by
the nailers promising that in event of @
comps omise the feeders woald re,
ceive lair treatment. After the meet.
ing Vice President Stevens. of the
Nailers' Association, stated that he
did not anticipate settlement Of the
strike until another meeting was held by
the manufacturers. Said he: The
question now is one not 80 much OF wages
"a of blackshsep. There are many nail
feeders running machines at Wheeling and
We wont resume work until they are dis.
charged"
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Track to BE Enlarged.

The st. Clsirsville Fair Association is
negotiating for additional ground so as to
allow the enlargement of the race course
10 half mile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

The B. i o. are selling low rate ezeur.
sion tickets to New Orleans, Jacksonville,
and ell Southern resorts. For tickets,
tourists guides and full information, call
on or address 7 c. Burke, Ticket Agent
B. & 0. depot, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

BIO. special train to Cstholic Fair
leaves at 7:3U p. N. sharp and returns ct
l0:45, stopping at the Pottery and Ben
wood. Fare for round trip 30 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

MISSES SUSIE BAAKLEY ard Lille Rust
will give an exhibition Of fancy skating at
the North End Rink tonight Skating
will last uatil 1890, and from then dancing
will continue until 2 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

SPECIAL train Wis B. i D. 10 .Bellsire
Catholic Bazaar, leaves Wheeling at 1880
. N. sharp, oi,y time StoIs at Pottery
and BenwOcd and returns at l0:45. Round
trip tickets 80 cents. This is the train
Knights of ST. George will go down on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
TIE BRILLIANT MIL.

The Brilliant puddlers sre at work and
both steel and iren nails wid be turned
out. The factory will go on in full to. day.
The tending furnaces have been changed
from gas to coal. The nsilers are doubling
no on Jobs.
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Notice..

CHATS OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CoUN-
Sy,r rs. Msrch Rules 1886.
Paul tters who sues by
Elsie A. Bitlers, his
pext friend, In Assuupsit,
VS..
The Supume Lodge
knights Of Honor.
The object Of the shove entitled %.use Is to 70
cover the sum Of Two Thousand pola,a vi, ~.
ttre,t ION the isI day OF Dscs, ben, 1854 money
due Oh benefit certificate or poliey Of Insurance
issued in favor Of he amt l. spere6y the defend
ant sg'ee 10 pay TO tb'y plsiotir 81 600 on The
death oil J9An rsuI tiers the plaintiffs fathe'
which death oceHrr d on or about the = Nov: m
Der, lss4. Ard =. appear Dg from IN affidavit hIst
In TINS cH9" that the aid defendant 10 not resi-
dent Of Up State the said defendant 10 hereby rS
gu req % appear within one mot tn after the dat
OF We FIST publication hereof and do what L
prscessary 10 project It's interest hfrein.
, Witress. Joha W. Mitchell, Clerk o. iaid Court
| at iha Court House o. raid county, iris I'd day o.
! March, 1856, to wit: MARCH Ruts. 1886.
| Published The fr,t time march 4, 1850.
| Attest JOHN w MITCHELL, Clerk.
| DHESsR 4 ELsoS and RUSSELL SIlFxL,
mrIoawt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
TEE DAILY OALEsDAE.
To Keep the Peace.

Yesterday morning Justice Petermsn
had Joshua Rine before him on peace
warrant and required him to give bond in
the sum of $500.
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albeeliu9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Gather.

Following shovs the range Of the Their.
mometsr IS observed yesterday by G.
Schnepf the Market street druggist 7 u. m ,
Is; Il m, IS; 3p. IN, &c; Up. m, 81.
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Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the Board OF Directors
of the Natural Gas Company Of West Viz
sipin. to have been held in this city yester'
day was postponed until Tuesday next.
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SPECIAL train via B. & o. to Bsllaire
Catholic Bazaar, leaves Wheeling St 7:SO
p N sharp, city time. Stops st Pottery
and BsnWood and returns at l0:45. Round
trip tickets 80 cents. This is the train
Knights of St. George will 60 down on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

MISSES Susie BARLEY and Lille Rust
will give an exhibition Of fancy ska.
ting at the Ncr,h End Rink tonight.
Skating will last until 1890. and from
then dancing will continue until 2 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

The Board Of Police and Fire Commits.
sioners, the Committees on Fire Depart.
ment and Police, and the Committee on
City Prison are called to meet this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

BARsLEs in shOes ST Lynch's new store
81 Twelfth street. Opposite old stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

Another Argument for a Patrol Wagon.
About midnight last night Officers
Lukens and McNichols found drunk at
the east end of the Back river bridge, and
had to wheel him a mile and half to the
Lookup in q wheelbsrrow.
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LEECH hse removed to 81 Twelfth s;sset
To My Friends and the Public Generally

ALI gre cordially invited TO attend the
celebration Of my forty fourth birthday 90
Thursday evening, March 4, 1856, st NY
White House Saloon, No. 333 Main str eet.
Yours respectfully
DAVID GIsyIs
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Low ks,te hxcrr.ion.

ORR own make shoes in all styles 81 90
[oekes 8, 1913 Main street.
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Mask Skating Carnival at the AIhanbrs
Rink Saturday evening.
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ouE own make shoes in 81 styles 81 so
Locke's, l043 Main street.
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FAVORABLE TALK
On the Project of Holding an
Exposition.
The Opinions of a Few Of Our Prominent
Merchants, Who Were Questioned
About the Matter
Yesterday.

That Wheeling needsa generous amount
Of new life infused into the veins OF her
business existence, through some medium
or another, is undoubted by even the most
confirmed "old fogy" in the city, but BY
what means is it to be done is the ques
ton, and every business mau in these dull
times has been too busy endeavoring to make
things NOV along in his ownine,to attempt
any solution of the problem. But now
that the idea of holding an exposition has
been sprung BY members of the Chamber
of Commerce and thence through the
press, many of our most prominent busi-
ness men are in favor Of the scheme,
and generally think if it is started
in the right manner it will be a sue
cess, and one that will regain for Wheeling
a great deal of her lost prestige as q
RUSHING, BUsTLING, BUsISEts CITY.
The Committee on Legislation of the
Chamber of Commerce, will report favora'
ably OF the project at the next meeting OF
the Chamber, on the third Thursday IN this
month; and urge upon the body the
necessity of taking active steps
in the matter. The majority
of the members Of the Chamber are in ia
vor Of the move and it is prob able that il
will be started off with an impetus tina
cannot fail of pushing it to successful
end, and now that the ball has started il
should be kept rolling. Below will be
found few expressions OF gentlemen who
were spoken to upon the subject yesterday
EXPRESSIONS OF BUSINESS MEN,
|. G. Dlllon-Ths business meD,
should imagine, are not much in favor o
such q move just now, as times are go close
but l think it would be good thing t
wake up the tagging enterprise OF th'
city.
R. J. Smyth-I am in favor of the Elk
position and think it would be Of vast b., q
eft to the city. 1t would let people o.. owe,
the country know that We are Fill aliv
and kicking.
N. Gutman u Co.-HsVen't though
much about the matter, but think it woult
be an excellent idea to Stir up the dorman
energies Of the people. The city has
gradually been sinking lower and lower il
a commercial point of view, aud some
thing must be done to bring it up to ID,
high standard it has 30 long been famous
for. The Exposition scheme is an excel
lent one, and if gone about in the righ
manner would
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

The prospect is that the revenues of the
city will he somewhat less tl;s year thar
last, falling of being expected from
Licenses, fines a1i fees, and in other
sources of revenue, while the delinquent
tax list ia pretty sure to be lager than
Usual, as collections are ssid 10 be behind
this time last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

SEE or mems sswed shoe for 81 IS,
former price p 90. Lynch, 81 Twelfth
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

LYNCH, the shoe man, sells the best
shoe in the city for $3.50, for men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

LYScas new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street.
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New MeLure House Hat Store

OUR own make shoes IN all styles 81. 80
Locke's, l043 Main street.
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MASK Skating Carnival at the AlhanbIa
Rink SAlRrcsy eV NJ.
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AMUsEMENrS.

LYycH's new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street,
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TAKE DEFINITE SHAPE,

1t is my opinion, however, thu. il should be
q free chow to make 1t entirely successful.
Major Loring, Of the Benwood Iron Com
Pany-The city is hardly large enough to
attempt On exposition, but | think that If
1t was given az an annex 10 the fair i,
would be success. OF course the city lie
in need OF something to create better
financial condition, but l hardly think she
could stand such large thing as an expo.
sition given on proper scale, should be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
UNDOUBTEDLY Re A sUCCpss

Hull. Quarter, OF L. s. Delsplain 4 Co
Il am enthusiastic to push such project
to successful issue and think 1t wonlt
most undoubtedly inure to the benefit o.
the city in mauy wnys. We cannot deny
that Wheeling has lost much o.
her !c-mer reputation as q bust
ness centre, and ss prestige
is big part of trade, we should make
every effort to regain the ground which is
slowly but surely slipping from beneath
our feet. | think the Expedition would be
an unqualified success if we could get all
our business men to see the matter in the
proper light, and with the expenditure OF
little money boom could be created
for the city that would he felt in every
branch Of business, and it would be last,
ing. 1t would give all the people of the
vast section surrounding Wheeling an op
portunity to witness the practical workings
Of our varied industries, and would
TEND TO CREATE BETTER IMPRESSION
Of the city and her extensive resources
1t is my opinion that if the Chamber OIL
Commerce takes the matter in hand in the
proper manner, the Exposition will be Q
"go," and successful one.
Henry; OF, of or, Bros. 4 Cal ,hini
an Exposition would he oi great benefit tc
the city in financial point Of view, saG
would stir up come Of the dry bones thai
have lain quiet SO long, Wheeling Ger
tainly needs something to hyen her uE
and such an Exposition as suggested i.
about the proper thing TO accomplish tb-.
end. l an in favor Of the move. .hich
if started off in the right Gamer will,
have no doubt, NEE. win success.
Joseph SH!::.Iel-I favor the holding O.
sn"sS 40 Exposition, sGd think it would
Grove "a % 0; greet
COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL VALUE
to the community. Wheeling needs little
new lie infused in her veins, and it there
is any way to do that, should be heartily
glad TO see it done. The only dlllness w
have noticed this year has been among
Wheeling buyers. Oar outside trade in
the past Two months has increased fifteen
per cent compared With the same months
last year. which fact goes TO show that it il
Wheeling that needs the stirring up.
A. c. Egerter Il think the Exposition
scheme an excellent idea, and sincereI,
hope il will be carried out. 1t will tai {
some brisk work, however, to make it 90
and must be started with vim thst viii
admit Of no falling back. To make it a
success everybody must join in heartily
and give it grand impetus that will send
it beyond the bounds of failure. 1t has
started in good hands, and l hope ct the
next meeting OF the Chamber Of Comm cree
to see tie matter
TAKE DEFINITE SHAPE.
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L1scHs new SAGE SlOle 81 Twelfth
street.
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our own make shoes in all styles 81 So
Locke's, le43 Main street.
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THE OPERA HOUSE

LYHcas new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
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LrscH has removed 81 Twelfth street.
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There seems TO be q disposition on the
part of the various Committees and Boards
to somewhat increase their estimates over
the amounts allowed last year. The gen.
ersl sentiment is: We might SIS we'll be
liberal as we will be cut down anyhow"
This is hardly the proper sentiment.