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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-19
AN EVEN THOUSAND
Machines in Operation at the Manufae'
tursrs' Scale.

Machines in Operation at the Manufae'
tursrs' Scale.
Following is the weekly report Of Secre'
tary Wise, of the Western Nail Associs'
ton, Issued yesterday:
OFFICE OF
WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING, W. Va, March II.
GEyrLEMEN:-The following mills have
reported:
Western Nail Cc.-Msrch 18th. Have
l27 machines running, including 70 self
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
train working.
Belfont Iron Works-MRrch l7tn. Have
ll5 machines running including IA selt-
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
rolls on double turn.
Belmont Nail Co.-Msrch 18th. Have
ll3 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Norton Iron Works-March 10th. Have
ITO machines, heating furnaces and rolls
in operation.
Laughlin Nail Co.-Msrch 10th. Have
81 machines running, including 80 self
feeders. Heating furnaces and rolls run
ming.
Riverside Iron Works-March 18th.
Have SO machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running. :,
Wheeling Iron and Nail Co-March
18th. Have 76 machines, heating furnaces
and rolls running
Calumet Iron and Steel Co.-Msrch
l7tb. Have Is machines, heating furnaces
and nail plate rolls runnisg.
Kelly Nail and Iron Co-March l7th.
Have 73 machines running, heating fur
rsces and rolls running
Terre Haute Iron and Nail Co-bsrch
18th. Have so machines, heating fur
naces and rolls running.
Jefferson Iron Works-Msrch 10th,
Have Al machines. heating furnaces and
rolls Running.
La Belle Iron Works-March 18th. Have
81 machines running.
Benwood Iron Works-Msrch l7th
Have machines running.
The above shows 900 machines in oper
alton at Manufacturers Scale, an increase
OF 26 compared with last report.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE WISE,
Secretary
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No Boon That Science Has Conferrei
Ia, been traugAi With greater blessings than that
which hiss accrued TO the inhabitants Of malarisl
ridden portions Of the United States and the Trop
les from the use Of Hostet;eTs stomach Bitters.
The experience Of many years has but too clearly
demonstrated the insfheieney Of qulnirs and other
drugs to esectualy combat the progress Of inter.
mittent, congistive and bilious remit'ept feyers,
while e. ,hectBsr hRni, it hss hesn 40 lsss clearly
shoEn that the use 0! the BtteTs, medicine s0n
gensl to the frailest constitution and derived from
purely botanic s1Qrces Gto-ds reliable IaieEuaTd
against m2larial disease, ard arrest IL when de.
veloped. For dtsorc ers Of the stomach, liver and
bowels for general debility and renal inactivity, ii
are inPgosed By Il It sIpels rheumatic humors
from the blood, ana eUEieAss eiIsalatiol ilpoT.
erished by NAL zsimilstisa.
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THE sUPERiNTEHDENT's REPORT.

Superintendent Anderson's monthly re-.
port was read aud ordered fled. Follow.
ing ia sn abstract;
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BRILLIANT BALL

GlvOn by the Ladies of the Hebrew Be.
nevOlent Society.
The Grand Purim Masquerade Ball.
given by the Ladies of the Hebrew Bsnev
client Society, at Frsnzheim's Hall last
evening, was brilliant affair and social
and financial success. The little folks
were sttired in fancy costumes, and the
earlier part OF the egenipg was given them
to enjoy themselves, which they certainly
succeeded in doing. At o'clock they
had a grand march, and made quite a
pretty appearance their costumes
being unusually handsome and
variegsted. At 10 o'clock the older folks
took the floor, and after the grand march,
a general dance programme, was gone
through With in highly enjoyable man.
usr, the music being furnished by Prof
Joe Krsmer's orchestra. Supper Was
served at the Cafe Brunswick st IL 80 in
the elegant style for which that popular
place is noted, after which dancing was re-
sumed and continued until sessonable
hour.
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4 sr,r1sr1cAL. REGISTER.
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
ONE marriage license was issued Yester-
day.
EO HOFFMAN was pulled in last evening
by Officer Dunlap for fighting.
A SKATING AMI dancing carnival was
held at the Capitol rink last night.
THERE will be 6 meeting OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club at their hall this
evening.
CRY RECEIVER Ed DUYAwAY celebrated
bis thirtythird birthday last evening in
royal style.
OFFICER WEST yesterday arrested Ed
ward Hsuley and Charles Moran for light
ing on Market street.
THE Lrsly Institute cadets gave an ex'
hibi;ion drill to large audience at the
Alhsmbra Palace rink last night.
COMMISSIONERS SToKER yesterday furnish
ed transportation to woman and two
children 10 Uffiugton, Monoogalia county.
The Niagara boys expect TO receive q
new horse to day, which will be worked in
the reel in place of old Charlie, who will
be retired.
A HANDSOME music box wss rsttied of
at the St. James last evening. The lucky
number was 81 ard was held by Mr..
Koehnline, of Bridgeport.
TIE Great Western Ministries, under the
management of C. ]. Keim, will start out
upon the road some time next week. A
number of Wheeling boys are IN the COM
pauy.
THOMAS WALTERS had an examination
before Justice Ankle yesterday, and found
to be OF unsound mind. The papers for
his admission to the Asylum have been
made out and forwarded TO Weston.
JAMES DELANEY and Chris Fsulkenstein,
the former Of East Liverpool and the latter
Of McKeesport, will skate three mile dash
at the Alhsmbra Palace Rink, Saturday
night, for purse of 500. This contest
will he an exciting one.
SOME four months ago q German, OF
Bridgeport, leased q portion of vacant
ground at the mouth Of Whisky run, West
Wheeling, and erected small building,
and las since been engaged in boiling up
the animals that die and are killed on the
railroad. What he uses the matter for is
mystery.
Ma WN. EVANS, of Martins Ferry, O.,
and Miss Matte Crowther, Of this city,
we're married at the home Of the bride on
Woods street Wednesday evening The
wedding was very quiet, only few int
mate friends being present. The young
couple were the recipients Of number of
handsome presents.
TIT steel plant at Mingo is steadily in
creasing its output, which now runs about
100 tons day. Everything is on full, in
Gliding the furnace, plate mill and factory,
the nail production being about 1900 kegs
per day. The Junction Iron Company
contemplate erecting new furnace, sew
enty-fve feet high with seventeen feet
bosh in place OF the furnace now out Of
| blast.
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should be held. One suggestion had been
a plot OF ground lust north of the present
Fair Grounds, owned, hs believed, by E. J.
Stone. Another was on trsot o. land
Just west OF the Fair Grounds, still suoth-
er on the vacant ground on the river bank
between StonetoWn and Geo. Hooks resi-.
deuce; e tSurth suggestion had been to
locate the building en- the top Of Wheeling
hill and run an incline pane up to 1t,
while fifth was to utilize one Of the large
Kinks. He suggested the appointment OF
committee of thirty, with subcommittee
on space, printing, exhibits, &c. If it was
to be in connection with the State Fair,
why not have State Fsirf We had
never had one. The proposed building
might be- large enough 70 sllot space to
each county, and let each make q com.
plets display Of minerals, timber, pro-
ducts, &c.
The Secretary here read a letter from
the Hamilton silk mills, Patterson, n. ].
asking for information as to tbs proposed
exhibition, and desiring more definite iuior-
nation, as they wOul&proSably
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FOUND GULLY.
James McCord Convicted and Sentenced
to Moundsyille.

James McCord Convicted and Sentenced
to MOundsyille.
In the United States District Court yes
terday morning, the trial Of James Nc
Cord vas resumed Several witnesses for
the defense were placed on the stand, and
then the defendant himself was subjected
to an examination, but nothing was elici
ted calculated to throw rhe least glimmer
of light upon his coniederates in crime
or expose where or from whom he
obtained his supply Of tobacco. The
Jury went out about / o'clock, end after
an absence Of about ten minutes returned
a verdict of guilty on each indictment
About 8 o'clock McCord was brought
into Court for sentence. After severe
lecture from the bench, Judge Jackson
sentenced him 10 pay fine OF 500 and
be imprisoned for three months on charge
Of making cigars without license, and to
pay a Gne Of 800 aud be imprisoned for
one gear and Eve days on the charge of
couuterfeitiug o government stamp.
This case ended the criminal calendar,
and the jury was discharged. District At
torney Flick will not again try case
here, as before the next term Of Court con.
venes in this city his term Of Office will
have expired.
In the afternoon Court transacted the
following civil business:
A. ", Spies vs. the city Ct Wheeling;
demurrer overruled and six pleas in
writing rendered by defense; plaintiff given
time to examine.
Niuick & Co. VS. John Brues ct al, in
chsncery; argument to demurrer by de.
PENDANT to bill
In the csse of the Barnes Safe and Lock
Company vs. A. A. Frsn4heiU, the Court
overruled the motion for new trial, and
rendered Judgment for 1872 for plaintiff,
each party 10 pay its own costs.
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r-ans,sr of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made January 2, 1886, byJ. G.
Hoffman, ST.. and wife, to F. D. Frederick,
for lot No. 50, on the west side of Market
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Consideration, 81 $50.
Deed made October 8, 1885, BY William
Porter and wife to Elizabeth Sauermsn, for
one-eighth Of an acre Of land on the Ma
tionsl road. Consideration, $3.50.
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Interesting Race Tonight.

The much talked Of race on rollers be-
tween James Gilhooly, of this city, and
It'd Shuttleworth. of Bellaire, will take
plate at the Chapline street rink to night
and will no doubt be witnessed By large
crowd Of spectators. Gllhocly is compare
lively a novice at the racing business,
while his opponent has had much exper-
fence. However, Gilhooly 8 friends are
confident that he will do some unusually
tall work and win the race, which will be
mile heats, two in three.
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Pleasant Party.

The young folks Of Arion held de-
Eghtiul little reception in the Clubs par
lars on Wednesday evening, in honor Of
Miss Laura Schandein, of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting the family Of Mr..
William S ifel, on North Main street. The
evening was mostly devoted TO progressive
euchre, and the contest for the prizes were
very spirited. At II o'clock elegant re-
treatments were served and greatly relish
ed by the guests. The Arion orchestra
under the direction of Prof Schockey, rem.
dered several fine selections, and highly
enjoyable time was experienced by all
Miss Schsndein left last evening for home.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C, March l9.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer fair
weather and southerly winds.
For the lower lake region, essterly
varing to southerly winds, warmer fair
weather followed By light rains.
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First Presbyterian Church.

On Wednesday evening the Rev. W. d.
Lester, OF West Alexander, preached TO a
very large congregation, taking for his sub
iect THE inconsistency Of trying to be a
secret disciple" The truth was ably and
teuderly presented and a profound impress
sion was made upon all who heard the
message. There are evident manifesto
tons of the awakening presence and power
of the Holy Ghost. The meeting last
evening was likewise large, and the most
serious attention given to the preaching Of
the Word. The Rev. Mr.. Lester will preach
again this evening at 1870 o'clock, and the
lecture room will doubtless be crowded.
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as teacher in the Island school, was con-
frmed. :.
The Commissioners of Richie were
author zed to purchase q number OF up,
rights for teats, andthe Commissioners OF
Webster to furnish new hydrant in place
of one which is at present disabled. The
Board then adjourned.
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Ipdex 70 sew AdvertI.ement..

Nautel-9Oney.
Copper Boiers-Geo. W. Johnson ; sons.
Tor observation-disclosures LOUIS 4. Sher.ey.
Hart's Group Syrup-E. II List.
Copper Wash 20 ,eIs y esbilt u Bro.
Auction sale OF FuTniture-J. Z Hervey.
Clearance SALE. Mendel 4 20.
Painters Overalls-D. Gundliug Co -. Local
Faye
Maple Svup-McMechsns'- Local Page
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Should Have a Relief Fund.

This thing has been agitated before,
remarked wellknown gentleman yester-
day, but think the fremen of Wheeling
should have the benefit Of o relief fund,
and it should be sgitsted until that end is
attained. Wheeling has an excellent fire
department and its members are al! first
class men, who never shirk duty and are
always on time, still if one of them in
dischsrging his duty, falls or is injured iu
an any manner, he has to pay his own
doctor bill aud other little expenses that
amount up 10 quite a sum, which would be
obviated should a relief fund be placed at
their disposal
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Politics at the state Capitol.

Mr.. John Howard, q popular State
House official, returned to Charleston yes
terday. Johnny" is favorite here at
home, aud is likely to be the same wher'
ever he casts anchor We observe he is
rapidly developing love for politics, prob
ably from his intimate association with the
many and great politicians that are
always 10 be found around the Capitol.
Being both shrewd and good mixer,
he readily gets 'onto" what's stirring
in the world Of politics, and
thus is enabled to impart information as
we'll as receive it. The pump was applied
to Mr.. Howard while here, but all be would
say was that Attorney General Caldwell!
would make a strong candidate for Con.
gress, and that Hon. Henry S. Walker was
deeper than q we'll and as brilliant
as ever; that J. D. Anderson, OF
Nicholas, would make the fur fly
in canvas for Phil SoyderS pumps if he
only makes up his mind to run; that AS.
sistant Secretary of State Floyd was show
ing some strength as Congressional can.
didate, and that there was a good prospect
for lively time all around.
flow about the Governor we ven.
tursd.
'Ob, we'll, that's further along. He's
making q good Governor. You can say
that if you want to.
Mr.. Howardis studying during his spare
moments, and is making commen3sble
progress
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Additional Locas on First Page.

SPRING and Summer Stock just
received An elegant and COM
pIete line Of SuiIingS, PantalOOn-
ings and OyereOstingS, which we
will make up i'm the best style
and al lew prices.
4. HESS a. SONS,
1921 q 1929 Market 81.
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whole subject. He thought the State Fair
Association would meet the Chamber more
than half way.
Finally the question was referred to the
Committee on Trade Interests. This COM
rittee consists of Messrs. E. W. Oglebay'
T. Il. Logan, N. E. Whitaker, Henry
Baer, W. A. Isett, John Bodley, BerJ.
Fisher, ]. D. Dubois and Jacob Berger.
Afterwards Vice President Hughes and
W. B. Peterson were added to the COM
mittee.
STATISTICAL REGISTER.
The Committee on Statistics was su.
thorized to guarantee W. l.. Calm $loG
for the printing of trade and statistical
register Of the city, one thousand copies to
be placed at the disposal of the Chamber,
and one hundred to be given to each ad'
vertiser.
The question of boycottipg came up
during the session, and created quite
large amount Of discussion. Finally the
Secretary was instructed to correspond
with Chambers of Commerce in other
cities with the view Of sscertaining whether
or not it was possible to take concerted ac
tioa 10, the suppression Of the system.
Adjourned.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Police Court.

James Fox, drunk, dollar, thirty days;
William Gibson, drunk, FIVE dollars, thirty
DAYS; John Garmaply and William Foster,
fighting, three dollars each; paid; Frank
Freds and John Holey, cases continued.
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Mbreling Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
The Weather.

Folloging shows the range Of the Their
mometer record yesterday, as observed by
C. Schnepf the Opera House druggist:
Tam, 50; u m, 81; P. n, 10; 7 P.
m 80
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TIE Garter Hose, something new, We
offer at such low prices as to be within
reach Of all For sale at Emsheimer's,
Eleventh street.
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ANOTHER case of those extra unlsuudried
Shirts, for IS cents apiece, at Emsheim-
er's, Eleventh street.
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As OUR stock is entirely new, We have
all the lstest styles in hats and furnishing
goods. NOBLE Bros,
1905 MsrbSt street,
New Mcclure House Hat Store.
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TIE Assignees Sale at Brues d Golfers
will continue every day until further no.
tina
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A Card.

The undersigned call the attention Of
the public to the fact that they have open
ed an entirely new and fashionable stock
Of Hats, Caps aud Gentlemen's Furnish.
ing Goods. The assortment includes
everything that is nice and nobby in those
lines, and will be sold at most reasonable
figures. Patronage solicited. No trouble
to show goods. Donst forget the place
No. 1904 Market street, nnder the GcLure
House. NOBLE BRos.
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GILHooLY vs.. Shuttleworth, Chspline
street rink, tonight,
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Tbs great Gilhooly,ShuttleWoEth race at
Chsphle s;Eeet rink, tonight
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1921 q 1928 Market 81.

REGULAR Friday evening skating earni-
val al the Albambrs rink.
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BEAUTIFUL Spiirg Dress Goods, l23
10 acc; handsome styles, at EmsheimerS,
Eleventh street.
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LACuIs4UH Nv" = - -
Excrr;on tickets 10 New Orleans, Jack
,,,,nviIls sod oil southern resort are now
on SAFE At the Panhandle Office. For
t;cksts or full information call on or sd-
5rssa J. G. Tomhnson, Passenger Agent
Psnbsnele roats. Wheeling, W. Vs.
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The Assiqnee's Sale at Brues L Golfer 9
will continue every day until further 10
tics.
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Smoke The Greek Slave Cigarettes They
are Mild and Sweet,

The most careful attention hiss been
given to the selection and preparation of
the tobacco. and for brightness of color,
delicscy OF aroma and purity of smoke, we
can justly say they have not an equal in
the world.
They are hand made and guaranteed
free of opistes. sNYTH. WooDsoS& PATNE,
Msuufs ciurers, Lynehburg, Va. JOHN 8.
WArsoN, Agent, at McLure House.
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tbs stock Of hsts, csps and gents fur
1ishing goods at Noble Bros.' new store in
the New Mcclure House building is com
pletP.
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The above shows l,0l7 machines in op.
GRAFTON at Union prices an increase Of 456
machines sisce February II, 1856.
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No Boon That Science Has Conferre 1

GILHooLY vs.. Shustleworth, Chsplne
street rink, tonight.
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Our stock is entirely new and includes
the latest spring styles.
NOBLE Bros.
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LS.GOoDGuO.sslI dry goods the cheapest
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TIE Assignees Sale o. Brues / Cotter's
will continue every day until tuFther no.
tice.
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GILHOoLY va Shuttleworth, CtspliIe
street rink, tonight.
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REGULAR Friday evening skating csrni-
val at the ALEXANDRA rink.
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E.cursion 1lcket to ths south.

Oh Your house If you want to By advertising In
Mi TIE REGISrEk.
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p;1u,1;oy, II you want work try The Rooster
,SlludllUll want columns.
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3d.. II Jsa want bushes, Sdlsrti:s f.x
hlSifoSS AZ. goa have a good business, &C.
Hs-siss 10 Keep Il. us kEsIsTER Is go9d
medium.
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kunk,n. Sales Advertised In The REGlsfEk
RuGllUh bring lots Of good buyers.
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THE OTHER SIDE.

The following exhibit of mills running
at the 2l.cent and compromise scales is
made:
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The great Gilhooiy-Shultieworth race at
Chapline street rink, tonight
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tbs great Gilhooly Saut,leWcrh RI =, st
Chapline street rink, tonight.
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Is The GERMAN DEPARTMENT


the total enrolment for The month was 1924;
number OF classes 43; number OF pupils Of
German psrentage 1875; numbsr OF pupils
not of German psrentsgs lS9; number OF
teachers I; amount paid tor instruction
$l5d.
The report of the Librarian was append.
ed, Of which the following is an absuaet:
Circulation Of books for four weeks ending
February %, 6,469; average circulation
per day 28l; circulation in reading room
,,353; average circulation per day SO; to-
tai average circulation gao; amount re-
ceived from 6nts, &c, 50.
The plans ard specifications for the pro.
posed new building for Union district we're
submitted and Nr. v. 4. Wilson, Chair
man CT the committee, stated tba, be
thought it would cost about s., coo TO erect
the building. i very animated and lengthy
discussion then sEoss as TO the adyisakility
CT erecting 80 costly building on the pro.
posed title Dr.. Mccoy stated that Richie
district was in far greater need of adj.
ticrsl room than Union dis.ri~' AZ ,bsv
eoGi.aa
M!gggEDI4TELY FILL six RooAs
With pupils, who were now occupying the
basement of church. The matter finally
suded in tie adoption OF q resolution By
Dr.. Jepson, providing that he committee
be suthoriz TO receive bids and award
the contract for tWo-roomed frame tuild.
ing in lieu Of the che proposed.
Tbs appointment Of Miss Annie Reeves
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JAMES DELANEY. the East Liverpool
wonder, and Christ Fsulkensteiu, of Nc
Keesport, will skate a three mile race st
the ALEXANDRA rink Saturday night, for
purse Of 500.
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MARRIED.

EVAEs-C EOWTHER- On Thu. sday evening
March Is, 1885, at the re,idence o. The b-ide. par
ents, WILLIAM EVANS Of Martha Ferry, ohio, 10
Min MATTE CSowTHEE, Of Ihis city.