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Daily Republican., 1886-05-10
Fifth EDI1I|
Tho neinI

The D s,o.e BApuar,,
meet ros i in annual ss.. S1aD, !, vi
row. and will hold o at DprvI
gay. All the BsO BAN I've, until
city,; city win be rep rpsi,I ccssp,eSs
i IS and lay d, .l.nIed By
Tuesday afternooen1 'ici'ss
O'clock, devotlornUsCIO , opsull, I
. Inc kav' W. R. Pa',IIssl,c
r renn,,a the .he Rev. j. W. " A,i sss
H. IL L. T WsS,s Grsa; nsoeis'iiSss's'i \
ing ing there will Be "a a p =, Irsd,|
Hoyt, d. ID. 'u' ksV, II
= Wednesday morn,,,
. O'Clock. deyotion n,u : cenas
Rev. H, G, Jones; ' aSs'ls
prayer meeting a heIn = aa y
selopment," Rev. 8 n 70 y vla
dress, "PreparatIop. o. T.. hpn
Ing Ing, services" Rev. "
The attitude Of the cb0..
perance reform moysm.ls
II. MacClelland; the bsT ~
dress, "All along the II1 ~
s howesi THE use Of n. \
Sunday schools" Rev. y
Some thoughts on ,bs i +. :
sunday school teacbIS,@ ~
n ,each e. How" c, G. WIN
D.; "How TO conduct + i,. Nv
ings," Rev. G. 7. HsIlos ni'Aa
Afternoon, 2 O'Clock ,.....
tees and committees; nv il%'' !,
meas Of dsnominatlonsl ~ Ss.a
Rev. II; ". Weston D. D % 'ss.
pastoral visits" The Rev ~ q 4
dingtop; addresses BY r,D, y
OF the societies; new tu.i,ss .a'
Evening, at I 80 o'0lOcI NJ
MRS. Harris and Rev, {, q n w
general conference.
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MorkIngrnen,s Meeting

The Independent workingmen Of the
Eleventh ward will hold meeting on
Thursday evening, May -, at z sc
O'Clock, at tho corner Of Oak street and
Maryland avenue. to nominate a car
didaie for i!nnncil and vard officars
Daily Republican., 1886-05-10
Harry Bart's Enterpr Sc.

The best place for workingmen to
Iaironize, If they want good clothing
and the full worth of their money, Is at
AIRY Hart's New York Clothing
/ anufacturing Company, 316 Market
rect,
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Auction.

The auction sale CT J. r. Adair's
variety store. GIL Market street, will
continue every afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and evening at 80 o'clock until ell Is
sold All goods will positively be sold,
as the stock IN ust be sold out at once.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-10

To morrow promises to be cloudy
W th light rains. On Wednesday the
hAme couditioLs may prevail.
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SeupOrt Items

The town Of NssP9 J 'ron,
nv i the appearance t Of q t.ssn
81 " w Wilmington q boCs s. SltaI
! in 'ci'0 on the corner tr az V.traes
kst s'I sbS ~as pa,'isss s,a u,
S n an Draw 5 o' y !. pi tirs
s seessIn, III a SOP . 70 ~ . 81
com m IssioneIaa l pf3 S9es Foaa|
them The a,T u9 in better ioI .,,d d
0u In my my last report rep, he : ddrag,d
Rug was IuI .a essp ]. D. D Ga,|
it should l paw vss bsins ~, y
on oar in No. ID, ip''T 'or Do
thompson Tesa heirs ''' n
property Miller, WV i 4
hrokep last FFlNs .0t If DtL
U under the treatment
Daily Republican., 1886-05-10
snpbath Committee.

The committee appointed by various
ministers Of the different denonina-
.u.us OF this City on the better OBJ.
sef-sr c. OF the Lords Day will meet
H. lis evenirF, Al O'clock, at St. Paul g
parsonage, 305 W. Seventh street.
SNHERIFF', SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
I'D wit Of Levah Eacias TO me di
( racttd viii nc eXposei to pubic sale at tie
| Court uUsg, On Market 2 rect between
| Tenth an Eleventh reefs, Ia the city o.
[ VI LIN. H. ton, NeR Castle County, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1886-05-10

General Master Workman 4
of the knights Of Labor, I'M si'.
call to the various asxnU ~
order r. for a speciaI session 99 % o. 4
e ersi al ASS lnby, 70 be he'd heId ID n
I IssSl Inc I 10 the calling q a. lh's
Siven as follows =. !. TO- y,
orsaeaH changes 10 the I I.s
General Executive ) S1 mi
| authority to make. u. ! q y
sS,,U Wholly 'T iinsdsql,.s. " . SGa
ence on 'h SsIpa s,l b br s'sIy
,,svs ,e srs.i d ,al! J., ! i've
relation to .i 'i.i BosId power Y
e or .n nh' H t1s uni, '''s' y
has been laSp ,ssVoIysd ia 4
with trade sV ~ create q rup
| tween these soclet'''
| of Labor. -
Daily Republican., 1886-05-10

As FOR OHE}JKS in 8 Hours. Cures
and Nun in . bays. Bad cases wanted.
40 III Elm ] Drugstoro 10 n. 18th street.
ton, Dol. noeod-ly
Daily Republican., 1886-05-10

WTANTED-A GIRL FROM To /.
W years to raise by respectable fam
( lily. Address GIRL, this ONCE. Its
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& the tspeuBLICAN cfios in tle Ell sde
z = ok ~ O'Clock u o'clCck
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Cupping and Leeohing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, 1C3 E. End ST.
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Daily Republican., 1886-05-10

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" ply to JAS. Is. OSBORNE,
milo I'll Hockessin, Dol.
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Daily Republican., 1886-05-10

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27th inst
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GOOD GAME

Between Wheeling nnl StGubGnvlllO YeStor.
d%ay-Formor Wins In the First Inning.
About three hundred people attended
tho Wheeling. steubsnville game at the
Fair Grounds yesterday, and while the
fielding was not as clean as has heretofore
characterized the playing OF the home
team, there was III abundance Of good
hitting, mainly by the Wheeling boys,
which kept every one in good humor. The
umpires intentions may have been very
good-but he made some very bad breaks,
all, save one, in favor Of the Steubenyille
men, but " with his assistance they
failed to wire home q victory. Watson,
who pitched for the local nine, was very
wild, especially in the first part OF tho
game, but after the 9th inning he did
very good work. Darrah was pounded
very hard in the first, seven consecutive
hits being made Oft his delivery, and five
earned runs. From then on he settled
down 10 business and struck out fourteen
men. Speidel aud Nicholson did the best
batting for the home team and DarrRh for
the visitors. Sullivan made n very fine
stop and also caught difficult fly in short
centre. The entire in.leld for Wheeling
played creditably while Steubenville's
battery played the most Of their game.
In to.day's CONTEXT the regular pitcher OF
the Wheeling nine will occupy the box,
and as Dunn and Westlake will fill the
points for the Ohio men, a much better
game can DO expected than occurred yea.
terday. Play will be called at 3 o'clock,
which will give all ample time to attend.
Following Is the score:
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-WN--
A Funny Suit.

Yesterday morning a somewhat noyel
and interesting civil suit was t led before
Justice Arkle. Some time since a certain
young man Of this city, well known In his
particular circle was paying attention to
an East Wheeling belle. Az a slight
token Of bis esteem and regard he present.
ed her among other things with q ca.
nary bird and cage. AS the days passed tho
favor he had found In the young lady's
eyes began 10 abate and observing this
the young man was worried. The
young lady grew colder and
colder and at last the gentleman In
the case was completely frozen out. This
was something lie was not going to submit
to tamely he was bound to have some re.
turn for the money he had 80 reCklessly
blown In. He was willing 10 call the
oysters, Ice cream, candy, etc, a stand of
but there was one thing he did want and
that was that bird and cage. TO this end
he instituted suit before the Justice to re.
cover this property, Lawyers appeared on
both sides, evidences was taken, arguments
heard and the decision reserved,
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L A MORKs ATTACIIED
At B~rldgCport-A Lady Dies on u TraIn-Cut
with u Pick.

At HrldgCpOrt-A LAdy Dies on u Traln-Cut
with u Pick.
Tho gas pipe bitches were filled yester'
day, along Bank street.
A select crowd, picnic at the home OF B.
NJ. Blocher near st. Clsiravllle to-day.
Gottlieb Fox, employed in the gas pipe
ditch, was accidentally struck with q pick
yesterday evening, cutting an ugly cash
in his right arm, just below the elbow.
Yesterday afternoon, a lady was put on
tho noon Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
train for Urichsville, who died before
reaching there. She was accompanied by
a lady and gentleman, and was thought to
live In Bellaire; it was learned later that
she Calne in from the west On the Balti-
more 4 Ohio and was transferred 10 the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh II o'clock train
for Bridgeport and then 10 the Cleveland,
Lorraine 4 Wheeling train with the result
as noted.
Considerable excitement was created in
Bridgeport yesterday by the closing up OF
tho Ohio Valley GlRss Company's Works
by Sheriff sedgwiCk. An attachment
that had been sworn out by Keohnline
Bros. was the cause Of this. The claim
OF the Messra. Keohnllne Is for 81 00O. A
secret meeting OF the Board OF Directors
was held after the papers had been served.
II Is thought that a plan 10 have the at.
tachment released was the subject Consid.
cred. The company has been manufaC-
turing bottles. II has never been q large
concern and has had bad luck, the works
having been destroyed by fire two or three
years ago. Since the works wero started
there have been a number Of different
persons connected with them.
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hurried wIrnour a PERMIT.
Tho Health OHlesr After the City soxtou-A
Strange Case,

tho Health uulgef AFTER inc GllS scGtoh-A
Strange Case,
Last Sunday morning a carriage was
driven into the city 8 cemetery, the PEN
insula, that contained o lady and gentle
man who had with them a small coffin in
which were the remains OF an infant girl,
They were met by City Sexton Heiser to
whom they delivered the body and a
paper purporting 10 be a certificate oil
death. This was written on q blank piece
OF paper and signed by I'D, l., Walker, NJ,
d. II was dated ut St, C~lairsville, and
set forth that the remains were those Of
Emma, infant daughter Of Frederick and
Catherine Koehler, and that she had died
Saturday, The parties in the carriage
said that they were the parents OF the
dead child, They were informed that
burial permit must be obtained from
Health Officer Garrison or City Clerk
Bowers before tho remains could be inter,
red. This they said they would do and
drove away, The body was left lying Ia
the Coiiu on the porch Of the waiting
house.
u Chulbt anu tlu VAltlCd IluN uut
returned. Heiser then dug u hole and
placed the hox containing the remains In
/, covering it over with boards, Monday
passed with no burial permit being r.
ceived, and putrlfsCtion having sci in,
tleiser filled the grave with earth. 1n
the meantime DR., Garrison had heard a
rumor about the affair and Monday even.
ing he proceeded to investigate. The sex.
lou has been guilty Of au infraCtion OF the
ordinance In burying the body without a
permit, and DR.. Garrison has had u pro-
cess issued by Clerk Of tho Municipal
Court, DarrAh, and Helser will be before
the court tomorrow morning, The iuo
that can be imposed is q mere nominal
one, only one dollar and costs. 1t Is only
by means OF the burial statistics that the
city is enabled TO secure her health ata.
tistlcs.
Dr.. Garrison thinks that possibly there
may bs something crooked about the
chiid'a death. The unnatural manner in
which the alleged parents left II in charge
OF the sexton, and their failure to call on
him for q permit as they promised TO do,
lead him to think this. Ito thinks that
Coroner Schulize ought to make some in.
v~estigation OF the case. The case Is surely
one that should recaiye some attention.
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Maj, Henry @. Flesher, Of jackson O. H.,
one Of tho prominent men OF the Fourth
District, was in the city yesterday. View.
Ing the situation from his strong Republic
can standpoint he says that Gibson is 60
to hGves walk.oyer for the nomination.
Already he has secured nearly enough del.
egates to get the nomination on the first
ballot. He ISIS hustler from away up the
gulChes, and has surprised Hogg and Jack.
son by getting delegates from points that
they supposed were their most Inn
pregnRble B%Lrongholdg. Major Flesher
says also, that Notwithstanding the fact
that there are u great many Democrats
swearing that they will slaughter Gibson,
he thinks that he Is stronger with his party
to-day than ever before. Still, such 4
combination OF circumstances may arise
that will lay him out a cold political
corpse.
The crops OF Jackson county are report.
ed to be in excellent condition, and tho
people are much pleased over the fact
that the completion Of the Ohio River road
iH not far distant.
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A meeting Of old soldiers was held al
shelb's music store last evening TO arrange
for the contemplated reunion OF old sol.
diers, particularly the lgt Virginia yolun.
teer Infantry, 10 be held here next Sep.
TENDER, The meeting was In the nature
Of a preliminary one and no decided
action was taken, an adjournment being
had 10 Friday evening when II 10 proposed
10 hold a general meeLlrg, Some com.
nittees. were appointed TO ascertain Ger.
tain facts that must be known
before anything definite can be
done. A strong feeling OF
enthusiasm has been awakened and Il 10
positive that O fouslbg reunion will be
held. II will probably not take place
the latter part Of September, 90 AZ
not 10 interfere with q reunion 10 be held
In Washington county, Pa. that month.
AZ Friday nights meeting reports from
The Oomnltle meetlngtO be held Ia Wells
burg tomorrow will b0 considered,
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TIIE GAnnAGE cREMAr0nY
Again MP for ConsIdoratIon-ThO Heal
Committee Wants H.,


Again up for COnslderatlon-Tho HCHltl,
Committee Wants 1t.
A meeting Of the Council Committee on
Health waa held last evening, at which
Messrs. G. b. Caldwell, chairman, ]. W.
Schultzs, Yahn and BricS were present,
also Health offer Garrison, DR.. G. Baird,
Mr.. J. g. Hoffman,, sr., and Mr.. Nick
Reister, Of the Belmont mill. The
usual monthly bills were audited and
plans and specifications for a Crsmatory
for consuming night soil and garbage ex.
amined. They were submitted by Mr.. NJ.
v. Smith, NJ. L., OF Pittsburgh, the inven-
tor and builder OF the Smith Gas Furnace,
and were tho only ones submitted in re.
spouse 10 the committees advertisement
for them. They were explained infinitely
by Mr.. Reister, who strongly recommend
ed them, rs did also Drs. Baird and Gar
rison and Mr.. Hoffman,.
The committee will yak Council to
authorize it to contract for the construc.
ton On the city commons OF such a Gre
matory as Mr.. Smith proposes. Natural
or artificial gas will be the fuel used. The
gentlemen who recommended 1t did 80
after repeated experiences with burning
all kinds Of ofal in all kinds OF furnaces.
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The heating furnaces at tho Laughlin
mill will go on to-day.
The United Presbyterian Sunday School
will picnic 81 the Park Friday.
Dan Cline loft for the Blue Grass Ash.
Ing camp yesterday, with enough provi.
BlonB Tor u small army,
4. d. May, formerly manag or Of the
Standard mill leaves for Sharon, Pa, to.
day, 10 take charge Of q mill there.
George and John Mcguire have arrived
at Moscow, Dakota Territory, their future
home, and write that they arc well pleased.
Tho trouble at the Standard mill lao
been adjusted BY the company r~elnstatlng
Martin Meyer charged with incompatsnCy.
John Watson Of Illinois, an old time
resident Of Mount Pleasant, % In town
visiting friends and relatives. Mr.. Watson
finds this town las undergone many I'm.
pOttanL changes ID eighteen years,
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Ghe ~qrtdligemctr
. Advertisement

00Iccl Nos.9 10 aud " Fourteenth street,
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Is PEOPLE POISONED.
pEArn N rlIE IcE.cNEAM sAUoNR
The Causes, and the Dangor-IIow Wheeling
People Cansafely Avoid Them and Freely
Crafty Their Taste for Good lee
Crsam-so crets About tho Cream.

Mondays lNTRLLIGRNcRR contained IN
the telegraph columns an account OF the
poisoning Of 70 persons by ice-cream. Sew
eral similar reports have heretofore APP
peared. Thinking some account Of the
reasons for such occurrence would inter
est the public an ISTELLIlEScER reporter
called on Mr., George l. burst, the leading
couicctiouer, on Market street near Eley'
euth, whose ics-Crsam Is famous, and
asked him II he had noticed the accounts,
Eyes" said Mr., burst, NJ have and
there is ice'cream sold right in this town
which is liable to make people sick"
"What ia the cause Of III"
"Keepiugice,Crosm in tin i%reezers which
arc rusted or not well cleaned, II tainted
cream remains in the f~reezers 1t will spoil
new cream put in, Then there are poison
Qua authorizations used to give thin milk
tho consistency Of cream"
elbow do you avoid these difficulties p
"Come with mt and | will show YOU"
And Mr.. burst led the way through his
extensive establishment, The f~reezers
were all new and the tin bright, and the
cam smelled Rs sweet as new mown hay,
Cream after being frozen is kept In porCe.
lain,llned vessels, as clean aud highly pol
ished as glaas-Rnd last, but not least, Mr.,
bursts famous iCe-Crealn is made from
nothing but real, pure Jersey cream,
Much OF it ia bought from Mr.. Hoge, a
Ill L.,av,, n,oLnw 1utrvunp If MnUOk
Pleasant, whose name is a guarantee OF
tho purity OF anything he sells, and whose
Jersey cattle always take tho first pre-.
MUM at the State Fair,
After q tour Of inspection tho reporter
was thoroughly convinced that q person
could cat all the iCe.CreRm he wants with
out evil consequences, II he confines him,
sell to bursts famous Jersey iCe.cream,
Call on Mr., burst, on Market street Just
below Eleventh, and sample his cream.
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LOCAL BREvrrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
tho City,

tbs City,
RECORDER Hook yesterday admitted TO
record two deeds Of trust and Issued one
marriage license,
TnE B. & o. railroad will continue SELL
ing round trip tickets to Milwaukee to-
day, at the same rate, 50,
The Blue Ribbon League will hold q
mass meeting IN McLain's Hall on Thurs
day evening, 22i, at s o'clock.
The work Of pointing the walls Of the
Public Building Is progressing rapidly, and
will soon be ready for the painters,
YESTERDAY wac pay day for the hands
employed in this vicinity blythe Wheeling
Natural Gas Company, Over $4,000 was
distributed,
THE funeral Of the late Aaron Kelly will
take place at II o'clock this morning from
Leewood, his country place, out the
Bethany pike. Carriages will leave the
McLure House at 0 o'clock to convey
those from the city who desire to attend.
In police court yesterday morning Dick
Mansfield was fined s. and costs for the
part he took in q row that occurred in his
saloon last Saturday night, his bartender,
Charles Better, was fined the same and f.,
NJ. Casper and George Ysus, the two
other parties in the ~fraCas, were fined q
like amount,
A SPECIAL meating CT the Board Of Police
and hire Commissioners has been called
for this evening for the purpose Of investi.
eating officer Charles Stevens. Complaint
has been entered by Mayor Grubb to the
effect that he Ia reliably informed that
Stevens, while on duty and In uniform,
played cards In saloon,
MbNDAY evening Miss Bertha, daughter
OF John Stangel, Of Goal street, North
Wheeling, fell from the platform in the
rear Of her fathers residence down u long
and steep flight OF stairs to the brick pave
ment Of the yard, and had the misfortune
to sustain serious injuries about her head
and face and q very severe fracture OF her
right arm at the elbow.
CLERK MITCHELL OF the Circuit Court
has recently been receiving a number OF
latters addressed to John Mooney" IN his
care, The envelope bear the card oil
StoidGrt & Co., solicitors Of patents anu
claims, Of Washington, D. O., and the let
terra are lat one. They have not yet been
opened. Clerk Mitchell has tried every
John Mooney he ever heard OF, blu! has
not got found the one to whom the letters
belong.
TIE paving with brick blocks Of the
square OF Fourteenth street between
Market and Main, WAS finally finished
ySsterdRyrAhis job has been in progress
| ,L.,,k nrA. ,,,aVNl - IA ,"t1r "a, IVa0knl IN oil
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cAN1rpELL sr111 1N JAIL.
A Bad Horticultural Gas N~Otcs-GOncrl
Iuilnirn NNYH.

~ Ablu ~HlSnI-NulnTW hNS NOtcA- NbIlorill
IlGlinlrO News.
Samuel Simmons left yesterday for Mus
kegon, Mich.
Dennis G, Banks has gone to his old
home in Maryland for u visit.
The banks Of Pinch run are being graded
of ready for the trestle Of the two rail,
roads.
A branch gas main will be laid from Bel,
mont street on Central avenue to the fac.
tories at the foot Of Rose Hill.
Henry Campbell remains in Jail hero.
no effort apparently being made to got the
$1,000 bail asked for by Mayor Brown.
Rev. o. i. W. Hustedt, OF the German
church, who has been recovering from q
long sickness, has gone 10 Michigan fol
his health.
A. White, who had agrocery on Guern.
sey street opposite the Central school
house, made an assignment Monday night
to James O. Tallman.
Tho bottle works will start up August 2,
making a rest OF only one month. There
will probably be as little delay as possible
In starting all Of the glass houses.
The stable OF Frank Archer was SGT on
fire Monday evening by some boys who
were playing in IL; but by tearing away
the carriage shed the blaze was put out at
once.
The engine for testing the gas pipes has
been stationed under the B.. & o bridge
at Belmont street and the work OF testing
and completing the joining Of pipes was
begun yesterday.
John Smith and Mr.. Simpson, OF tho
Stamping works, got Into a fight yesterday
and William Bowser tried to separate
them. Az there Is charge that Bowser
took o hand In the fight while pretending
to separate tho Others, he was arrested.
Smith was dangerously wounded In the
head, II Is claimed by Bowssr.
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"subschber' sends In o note stating
that the snake that was found on the Ian.
tern, on MAIN direct, by Curry and Per.
kins, Monday morning, was killed at
Sycamore Grove "by d party Of young
gentlemen who went out there TO- got full
Of booze last Sunday, One Of them brought
the snake home and tied ltaround the LAM
tern In front Of Luksn's store. l know
thisto bsa fact, for | was In tho crowd, 90
YOU see Mr.. Perkins did not kill the small
water snake az he thought he did. Good
Joke on Curry and Perkins"
II was not learned from "subscfber'Bn
communication Just how full Of "booGs"
the party got In this connection II may
he stated that u was William not Peter
Curry who had the experience with the
snake,
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Gns ind oil Lenses in Jnckson.

Ward jackson is now making a canvass
OF Jackson county securing leages for the
West Virginia Gas, Oil and Gas Coal Com.
pany. The lease is for the purpose Of
drilling and operating for oil and gas, the
company agreeing to complete a test we'll
within twenty.four months from the date
Of lease, to deliver in pipe lines or tanks
10 the owner Of the land o%ne.eighth Of the
petroleum obtained, and should gas be SO.
cured In sufficient quantities, TO pay 500
annually for every we'll. The company
has leased nearly all OF Grant district, and
10 nov operating in Ripley and Washing.
ton dlstficts.