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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-13
MARTINS FERRY.

We have q nice, large, tOur-roomed school
building in the First ward, with splendid
corps Of teachers in charge, and every
other facility for training the budding
thought. But the trouble comes in getting
10 the elegant seat Of learning. from
Clark addition there is comparatively no
path, and from the sectior vest OF Filth
and south of Walnut Grove, the children
are compelled to wade through mud, in
some places over shoe top. Whenever 1t
rains or thsws, the roll books show mark
ed decrease in the attendance, proving
that the location under the present clay
walk conditions, is the means Of deprlvlng
a large number Of scholars Of that which
is or should be, in justice theirs. OF course
the school board Is not to blame, the Street
Commissioner is not to blame, and Coun
Gil is not % tlGme, 50 xs s1pIose 1t is Just
so and muEt always be SO and can not oe
helped.
Yesterday morning Mrs. l.. ". Bailey
fell down stairs at her home on the
Heights, irjuring herself severely.
1t is reported tha; Mr.. Frank Bowman
and Miss Ross Scsmahorn were married
during the holidays in 1885.
Msun's foundry has resumed operations
after dsys idlenesa
Mr.. Duke, Of Pittsburg. !, the guest ofhl
nephsV, James Dake.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union held q business meeting in thei
rooms in Theaker 4 Dickson's building
Yesterday afternoon.
On Thursday night very pleasant part
was given at the residence Of Mr.. JAIME
Shipman, in honor of Mr.. Charles Pugt
who leaves to-day for 81. Paul MINI, t
take 8 position in his uncles coal ysr
Office. -
On the 22d Of this month the St. Paul
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rh.ra Shall BE No AIps.

When Napoleon talked OF invading Italy
one of his officials said: But, sire, remem-
her the Alps" To an ordinary man these
would have seemed simply irsurmountable,
but Napoleon responded eagerly: There
shall be no Alps.' So the famous simplon
pass was made. Disease, like mountain,
stands ia the way of fame, fortune and
honor to many who BY DR.. Pierce's Gold,
an Medical Discovery might be healed
and 20 the mountain would disappear. II
Is specific for all blood, chronic lung and
liver diseases, such ss consumption (which
ia scrotula of the lungs, pimples, blotches
erupdons, tumors, swelhngs, tsver-sores
and kindred complaints.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements of wheelin gites, and the Com
ing and Going of strangers.

Movements of wheelingites, and the Com
ing and Going of strangers.
Attorney General Alfred Caldwell re.
turned from Charleston yesterday.
Edward Thrumer, agent Of the Bella
Moore Company, is st the Mcclure.
DIV. Custer, Of Sisterville, aud q l..
Henderson,, OF Psrkersburg, are al the
McLure.
Mr.. Joseph Webb, who has been visiting
at Hot Springs, Ark, for several weeks
past, returned yesterday.
W. B. Howell, the ponderous landlord
of the Howell House, Wheeling, is 8 guest
at Hills .Central.-Parkersburg Journal
Rev. R. T. Randolph will have charge
Of the Sunday School Teschsrs Study at
the \. NJ. c. A. parlors this afternoon.
Adult scholars as well as teachers are wei
come.
The many friends Of John Knote, Esq-,
who has been confined TO his residence Tor
thirteen weeks or more from illness, will
be glad 10 hear that he is convalescing.
although slowly. :, :,
Mr.. Harry Wallace vss taken suddenly
Ill at :se Alhambrs Palace rink last even
/ ing about 1890 o'clock and tell to the hool
/ in an unconscious state. He was qaTrsc
TO his home on La Relle sysEOe, and DR.
! Pipes called.
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s-~T TWO DEATHS.
Death OF John Hunsaker, Sr., and NJ. A.
Bruno, of FairmOnt.

Special 10 The Register.
FAlRNoNr, W. Va, February 9.--John
Hunssker, Sr., perhaps the Oldest citizen Of
this county, died at his home, neHr here, on
last Tuesday morning, nearly ninety years
cid. The deceased was horn in Fayette
county, Pennsylvania, in the year 1896,
and removed 10 this county, then Monon-
gala, in 1891 He took up his abode at
the place where he s!terward resided until
his death, on the Fairmont and Beverly
pike where it crosses the West Fork river,
Just at the end Of the bridge which bears
his name Here he raised large family
Of sons and daughters, who in turn have
raised Sons and daughters Of their own,
and these sgain have brought forth chill
dreu, until now the family connections are
quite numerous. The good old man had
become unable to walk and had in Ger.
tain degree lost other faculties both Of
mind and body, and for years he has sat
with Christian fortitude and godly
patience, waiting the welcome messenger
who should summon hin to his eternal
rest 1t Was not so sad G death as
usually occurs. After we'll
spent and honored life, with sons
who did him credit and who are the peers
of any men. with daughters whose good
ness of heart and womauly gentleness
were and are proverbial, with the weight
of years pressing heavily upon him, With a
weil.reunded, Unfinished life, overlooking
/ With truth ana virtue ana honor, it was 1T.
ting that he should pass as he did into the
higher life, leaving TO his mourning friends
that most precious legacy, an honored and
spotiess name. He was laid 10 rest IN the
family burial ground on his farm beside
his wife and others of bis family who had
gone before. His friends and neighborc
all we're assembled to do the last loving
rites end to attest theiE appreciation OF his
virtues and their love OF his memory. He
will be missed from among us bat "hiG
works will follow him
Mr.. B. Bruno, a prominent citizen OF
this county died at his home in Worthiug
ton Sunday afternoon Of spoplexy or para
lysis. He was buried to-day BY Fairmont
Lodge No. 9, A. F. and A. NJ. Deceased
was q merchant successful and enter
getic business man, and Just in the prim
Of life. He leaves a wife and family il
comfortable circumstances.
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WELLSBURG.
Funeral -NaptiaIs Celebrated General
News Notes.
Special 10 TIE RsgiItsT.

Funeral Naptials Celebrated -Generai
News Notes.
Specia! 10 TIE Register.
WxLl~scRG, February l2.-The funeral
Of Wilson B Naylor. OF Bellaire, took place
from the residence OF his father, j. R
Naylor, Esq in Wellsburg, at two o'clock
this afternoon. The attendance Of friends
was very large.
Capt. John Briggs and Miss Aerzah
Lewis, both of this city, were quietly mar
ried laet evening at the home OF the bride.
The friends of the bride and groom were
someshat surprised, but extended many
we'll Wishes.
Work on the new water works will soon
commence in earnest, preparations have
already been parity Tede BY hauling brick,
etc.
7. Il Buchanan, Esq, has commenced
the erection Of substantial residence cn
Charles street.
Mis-. Joaes, daughter o! Jackson Jones
met with an accident or yesterday that
from mere GOOD fortune did not result IN
serious injury As it was, che was only
slightly bruised and badly frightened by a
scaffold falling on her from building on
Charles street that is teing repaired toE
ChRs Stoetzer.
The romans of 7. F. Cox we're inferred
81 Brilliant Yesterday.
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ADVICE tn Nothsrr.

Mrs. WinsloTs Soothing Syrup tc- chill,
dren tsething, Il the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for toEty
years with never falling success BY NIL
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing thesproeess Of teething Its value Is IL
cslculsble. 1t relieves tbs child from pain
cures dyssntsry and diarrhes, gripping II
the bowels, and wind colo. By giyini
health to the child il rssts the mother
Prics 26e bottle,
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IHE APPARENT FACTS
enc, snlag the Injury t. the Orange in-
dastry of Fl rida.

g.uct mag the lnJury I" the orange III
dastry of RI rida.
GAINESVILLE. Fla, February l2.-The
surlsl meeting OF the State Press Associ'
s,iou was held here yesterday. RePresen-
,a,ives were present from all parts Of Flor
MA and the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolyed That We members Of the Flor,
,dn Press Association Ia coming from sll
os-rsoi the State. aud therefore fully cog
,i,,Ut of the 7eal condition OF the orange
,,royes IA nov shown at the end OF thirty
d,gs frou ihs time OF the freeze, state toe
f5rloxin, as uue acts IN reference thereto
Ir-,-lEar IA consequence OF the eN'
,-,s;lpr lOR Temperature the largest part
Of the fruit remaining on the trees WAS
tIO. N.
S-coni--Ttat bearing trees and trees
g-r.,h were In "a healthy condition received
ual.Ilrv. although losing their leaves, and
,,,. siready buIiiug with promise OF tall
Gfop tCs lbe present year.
TlIrd-Th,t while trees IN more nortn
,Iv counties srs not as advanced IN bud
din ou,. II is believed that in no portion
OF me orauga rowing region OF tlor1ds
have the lrees received any material dam
age
Folrth-Tb,.t it has been demonstrated
tha, orange tres can sustain much low
r degree Of cold than has been heretofore
slpps..,s givigs renewed assurance Of
s.isry snG 3uraa,iity of the orange growing
.u,gs, SIS Of tue Stale.
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FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.
The Secretary ot War wnl Attend the
Hancock ObsequIes.

The Secretary ot War wn Attend the
Hancock Obse0uIes.
Nv YORK, February l2.-Mrs Hau-
cock passed a comfortable night and rest
ed better than she has at any time since
the Geuerars death.
The Secretary Of War will arrive in this
city tomorrow morning nud will proceed
a. ouce TO tbs Battery, where carriage
urll BE- iu waiting 20 take him to Trinity
church. Afer the funeral he will probably
accompany the funeral party as far as
Philsdelphis Commodore Chandler de.
tailed Lieutenant Nichols. OF the Navy. to
proceed 10 Governors Island and tender
General Whipple thu use Of a steamer to
transp port the troops from Governor {
Island to New York, and afterwards to
Jersey City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-13

CoLUNBUs, O., February l2-The Leg
islative Committee investigating charges
of bribery in connection with the election
of Henry B. Payne to the Senate to-day
heard the testimony OF s. X. Dono-
van who made the original charges,
Congressman c. II. Grosyenor, ex-KePFe-
sentative Ksble OF Putnam and others
The session Was secret and the members
took renewed pledges to make none OF the
evidence public. The committee adjourn
ed to Monday.
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with loS and de
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de-
bility, disordered blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease OF g bilious nature,
By all means procure bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You Eiil be surprised TO see the
rapid Improvement tha, will follow; you will
be inspired With new life; strength and &C.
tivity will return; pain sni misery will
cease and hsnoeforth you will rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Bi;iera Sold ct Fifty
cents bottle BY Logan L Co.
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The Cigar Strike Ended.

NEw YORK, February 2-The lockout
of the cigar makers, which lasted about
four weeks, ts at sn end the Committee
on Eouaizing Prices having come to an
agreement which is endorsed By the mssu'
facturers and Progressive and Central La,
Dor Unions. All Of the Progressives ana
most OF the international men returned to
work this morning. Members OF the FRO
gressivs Union have filled the places lei'
vacant by the International Union men,
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nI, nI.mnrr sam AiIipg.

NEw YoRK, February l2.-The exSmln'
,,,on of Jacob Sharp by Roscoe Conki'ng
a. counsel for the State Senate lnVesaga'-
IT,, Committee was continued today
Mr.. Shsrps memory was in no better con
n. ion thRn before. Nothing sensational
WIS developed beyond the fact that Mr.
sisrp was Utterly unable to remember
What hs had done with over sl,5CO,VVC
vorth nj bonds of the Broadway rood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-13

Episcopal Mission will give very enioys,
bic entertainment in their hall in the Com.
mercial block.
Mr.. Henry Snodgrsss, who was so Sc
verely hurt some weeks ago, is doing as
well as could be expected.
Mr.. Thomas Casey, of the Howe Scale
Company, is in town repairing several sets
of scales.
c. W. Jones, OF Philadelphia, was at the
Hanover yesterday. IS
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ASerIes of Sermons.

DR.. Cunningham Of the First Presby ter
ian church. Will commence a series Of five
sermons on the following interesting top
ics. The first will be given TO morrow eve
ming and the others on the succeeding
Sabbath evenings. First, Did God make
Book2' second Internal Evidence;
facts and incidents illustrating the truth
OF the Bible" third christianity indes
trac,able;" fourth, The Christ Of Christ.
ianity; fifth, The indirect influences oi
Christianity"
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IntsresrIng Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, Of
Columbus, ia, tells his experience thus:
For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and kidney
Disorders, but got no relief until / used
Electric Bittsrs. Took FIVE bottles and
am now cured, and think Electric Bitters
the Best Blood Purifier in the world.
Major A. B. Reed, OF West Liberty, Ky.
used Electric Bitters for an old standing
Kidney affection and SAYS: Nothing has
ever done me so much good as Electric
Bitters." Sold at fifty cents bottle BY
Logan < Co.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring rs case Of ki9ns7
or Liver Complaint ths: El,e--s Bittsrs
Sill not speedily cursi We say they can
not, as thorsaais OF cases already perma-
nentIy cured and who are daily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, viii prove. Bright
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, CO any
urinary complsi=. quickly cured. Thel
purity he blood, regulate the bowels. and
act directly on the diseased pAr.a. Ever
bottle guaranteed FoE sale at so cents !
bottle By Logan i Go,
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Inred hH Ladies'.

Ladies love delicate and delicious per
fumes. In Parker's Hair BalAra theI not
only satisfy this tasts, 81. have an article
which arrests falling hair, removes dan
druE, restores the original color and i'm
parts beautiful gloss, softness and lie.
Does not soil the linen, is not 9 dye, clean
ly and economical.
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lbs CIs,ryman,. storm story Denied.

ToPEEA. KAs., February &c. 6 Co
usnt. editor of the Gordeu City DAILY
SeaGael, states that the LesVenWorth dis
patch regarding losses by recent storms, ls
greatly exaggerated The number oi
persons frozen to death within territory
one hundred and forty By one hundred
miles. was sixteen. The losses OF cattle
be thinks, within 20 per cent and only
que quarter OF the estimate cited.
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, s..r,at Eavsr rpidemi.

SHExAxDoAH. Pa, February l2;-Iee
scarlet fever epidemic which began here III
December continues 70 rsysge, and is as
grayated By the unreasonable weather o.
,be nTesent week. towards Of two hun
dred children lave been carried on oy the
d;sesse within the last ak weeks, and there
s-s over a hundred cases now N town.
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=, rsr.on. Iniursd BY COllislOD.

C.y,ryNArr. o February PA local
tre;-bt trsis or the Little Miami Railroad,
ran into rbs &ouut Lookout dummy q
stree, &C. and .rgira combined, q. -~.ss
no in tie .gr-c-.e eastern part Of the cLty
and broke zoe dummy 70 pieces. Its
engineer, H-nr7 loon was probably fatally
injured. Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Ilnley anu
Nrs Smi,h. ail OF Mount Lookot, we're
slightly injured, IS we're also conductors
Mullen and Conway.
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IN GENERAL.

A banquet was given Gen. Duvsl, Of
Wheeling, W. Va. at the Hotel Brunswick
last evening By Col A. A. Tomlinsou, al
old army comrade. There were present
atou, twenty IsGil5 aud gentlemen, among
them being Mr.. George II Net,le,on and
wife and Mr.. j. Il. OEles6y and wife.
Kansas CITY Journal
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SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver Oh, With Hypophosphitss. In
Consumption and wasting Diseases.
DR.. c. ". Bsrringer, Pittsburg, Pa,
says: 81 think your Emulsion and Cod
Liver Oil is a very fine preparation, ard ilIs
q long felt want. 1t is rery useful in con.
sumption and wasting diseases
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, rr,,n,s to the Hero Of G Gettysburg

NEW YoRE, February l2.-Ths q. a.
r Department Of New York, through the
Dsnnrtment Commander. H. Clay Hall
has adopted appropriate resolutions OF
condolsnce on the death of General Han,
cock and, after recihng the deaths oi
Grant Mcclellan and MeQaade, pay q
warm tribute to the hero Of Gettysburg.
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"A bnormal Interest.
.Hetr York Graphb,

Ladies hose a striking example Of the
process OF deyolulion, sc they have re-
turned 70 the mezozoic period, show win
dow fall Up town Of the most expensive
being adorned with designs in snakes.
toads, lizards snd, not 10 DC strict in class'
ifcatiou. Holsters end crabs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-13

The Best Salve in the world for CuIs.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenn, Fever
Sores. Tsttsr. c spped Hands. Chilblsi.s
Corrs and sllSkin Esuptions, and posi
lively cures Piles, or no pay required h
"a eusfsnie d 10 give satisfaction, o.
mopef refunded. Price rs GAIA per boz
Pesa1s By Logan 4 Co,
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,psWs.tera Union sale Pos ponsd.

Efg YuRS February l2.-The sale oy
rbe Sb.,.g Of tha real estate belonging to
the Westera Uuion telegraph Company,
70 satisfy = Judgment OF Sl5O,OOO was an
uogrced 20 take place at the City Hall to-
Jsy. bu, on application to counsel Tor the
cofp9rn,ion. it vas adjourned until March
I2,b next Notwithstanding opposition
sdyanced by = representative of the Attor-
new General. II Is thought that the mat
Ter all be settled 10 the meantime.
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She Won't be Missed.

Civilization creeps along very slowly at
times but 90 long as our old globe con-
:. les to vhirl in the right direction there
Is hope that the time will come when the
woman who wesr1 > high hat to the theatre
will not be thsra.
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In And Of the Hudson's Hay Route

OTTAWA, ONT, February t2.-The Do
ninion Government will be ssked to place
a sum in the estimates to improve the Red
river With view to its utlizstion in the
Hudsous BAY route.
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NEw YORK February l2-Business
failures fer the last seven days reported to
R. G. Dun q Co. number for the United
States 23s, Canada 81. Busines casualties
continue very numerous in Western and
Southern States and in Csnsds; in other
sections light.
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MiIl the HnNA hnAM

Scene in parlor fact
Young Mr.. Swell-Going to the amateur
minstrels, Mics Clara Going 10 be awful
ly nice
Miss Clara-ls it2
Young Mr.. Swell-Ips; the boys have
sent Tor barrel Of old cheslnuts, you
know.
Miss Clsrs-Old cLestuu,s Why, what
on earth will they 60 with so many old
chestnuts2
Collapse Of Young Mr.. Swell,
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RAIN AND FLOOD.

The karitan Overfiows Its Banks and
- rsttbnsrges New Brunswick. q .
EEF BRUNswIck, N. j., February t2'--
The Raritan has overaowed its banks and
submerged the lower part Of the city. AL
business in the ship yards and coal yAsd'
along the river has been suspended and thFt
works Of the New Jersey Rubber Company
have been compelled to shut down.
RAuwAY TRACKS UNDER WATER.
.NyacE. W, February 12,--The Sc:
yerest rain storm for many years prevailed
7throuzheut Rockland county yesterday
The West Shore tracks at orangeburg are
10 covered with water that the fires IN the
engines are put out. tprayel is greatly
delayed. +~xx
PHnABELPHA, February 2-f esterday
rains have caused a big riae IN the SchuyE
kill above Fairmont flooding the mills
along the banks. The damage was sllght'
however, at Gibsonton. Several harEes
were carried away, ann il is reported that
one ofths eaissons of the new baltimore 4
Ohio railroad bridgeat Grey 8 Ferry was
injured, Four canal boats, two vrecking
scoal ssS zSsees euastitaess sr11ber were
brought down by the freshet, from the up
per Schuylkill, and carried into the Del
aware.
THE UPPER sCHUYLKILL.
READING, Pa, February l2.-The
Schuylkill river at this point is ten feet
above low water mark and still rising at
the rate of six inches per hour. An i'm
mense ice gorge formed about midnight
at Shoemakerville, fifteen miles north OF
here. Large blocks of ice were
piled many feet high and when the
water rose the ice was pushed
on the adjoining low lands, sweeping away
trees, fences and small outbuildings and
flooding many farm houses. The gorge
broke away this morning, leaving a
vast stretch Of country q
great field OF ice, The river
below Reading is u feet above low water
mark. At Leesport 10 miles north, an,
other dangerous gorge formed but chan
mel opened and the ice moved away. Mt.
Laurel, stream emptying into the Schuy!'
kill was never higher than now.
THE sUsQUEHANNA.
HARRIsBuRG, Pa, February l2.-The
ice at this point on the Susquehanna is al
most foot thick and unbroken. A break
is expected at any moment, however, as
the water is rising and lifting the entire
body with it. Work in the puddle mill at
the Farview Nail Works has been stopped
on account Of the high water.
DELAWARE AND LEHIGH.
EAsTOY. Pa, February l2-The Della
ware and Lehigh rivers are rising slowly
The Lehigh has overaowed its banks and
stopped work in several OF the mills IN
South Easton.
sLEET STORM IN MASSACHUSETTS.
SoUTH FARMINGroN, MASS February II
Worcester county ia to-day suffering
from a second ice and sleet storm. Trees
and shrubbery are badly damaged in diff.
ereut sections, and especially in the city
itself. In Old Lancaster many OF the finest
trees are ruined. In Clinton the streets
are blocked with branches.
A Flood Feared.
WAsIuSGr0S. February PA d!Sas-
trous flood is feared here There are two
ice gorges above the city and one below.
The Potomac is rising rapidly, and it ID
raining hard ell along the line. Merchants
in the lower part Of the city are removing
their goods to piaeesnt. safs.S~--5S --
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Flint Gla.. Manufacturers Meet.

PrrrsBURG. February PA ReSiGg OF
the flint glass manufacturers OF the Frti5
burg district will be held in this city next
week to form combination for the pur-
p1se Of preventing the cutting OF prices.
Az a meeting in Cincinnati about
two weeks ago On advance 10 prices
was decided upon and a new lat
prepared to take effect at once. Since
tbat time it has been found that prices as
established could not be maintained owing
to the fact that many firms, particularly IN
this vicinity, do not belong to the assoe1a'
ton, and consequently are not bound 10
their agreements.
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E.cur.Ion Ticket to the south.

Excuron tickets 10 New Orleans, Jack
sonvile and all southern resorts are now
on sale Of the Panhandle Office. For
tickets or fall information call on or sd.
dress J. &. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, w Va.
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Fire Sear UniOntOwn.
Nu..i,I In LLa Rani,lEr

LIrrLEroS, W. Va, February l2.-Ihe
house Of Antony LavilIe, near niontown,
this County, seven miles southwest of here,
was destroyed by accidental tire on the
l0ih instant together with its contents
and outhouses. eutailinE loss Of likely
t-o thousand dollars. No insurance 50 lar
as known N