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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
THE PRESIDENT BACKED

Ry His Cabinet in Withholding Papers
Touching Removals.
WAsuNGToy January p Toe question
of policy to ba adopted in regard 10 nPPH-
cations by the Senate for information rela.
tive to suspensions from ohice was consid.
cred The Presideot ia unier-laol TO be
opposed to complying with such requests
for such information, and il sus-
tained in that view by all mem.
bers oi his cabinet. At the meeting tC day
letters were formulated in answer TO re
quests Of the Senators for papers touching
charles in the office Of the /. ). Marsha!
for the Southern District OF Alabama and
in the office of the Collector oi Internal
Revenue for the District Of SoU.h Carolina
The exact language of the lelters cannot
be learned, but it is known that they IN
form the Senate that il is not deemed nd-
visable to comply with the requests in their
present form. 1t ia understood that 1t Is
the desire Of the administration TO force
the Senate TO state it'd position on this
question 30 that the matter may be brought
to al issue and settled as soon aa possible
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TIE RED HAT,
Gihbons Knows Nothing Of
nj ~

Archbishop Cihbons Knows Nothing OF
III, Krmnred Elevation.
BALrwogr Janaary p -ArchbishoT
Gibbons was shown the Cleveland dispatch
this morning, III which il was statei that
that gentleman wJuld be elevated 10 the
Cardinalate at an early day. His Grace
said iha, h" kr.r~ nothing whatever OF thc
matter He stated thGt Bishop Gilmore
bad been - Rome but ,h., be- had not
sven tim z,rrr lis fttrrn; neither had he
held cammuair,.fioa with him By letter
Archbishop Gi151ns believes iha; nothing
definite or The suli-ct OF the red ha' car
he known until after the meeting OF the
C0r1;..urV II Rome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
LkIRD'S STATEMENT
In Regard to tha administration of
Collector Mccormick
WELL LIKELY BE SENT TO THE SENATE
Which Will Insure McGraw's Con-
frmation---The Case 10 be
Made Test.
SpsCllI % he Rs0isier.

WASHINGTON, January % The fact
that the Senate yesterday, in executive
session, called for information OF the In
,ernal Revenue Collectors office fox the
district Of West Virginia just prior to the
removal OF Mr.. Mccormick is an indica-
tian thst il is ths intention Of the Senate
Finance COMMITTEES 10 make the appoint
mcat Of McGraw test case. II the Sec.
retary Of the Treasury complies with the
request il is more than PROBABLE that
THE LAIRD STATEMENT
will have TO he sent to the Senate. 1t Will
DO remembered that.Lai7d came here and
al,bough he had formally hal the chiel
c,c,bsbip in tho ofi.l under McGor
mick, make long statement 10 Com.
missioner Mlllers office concerning
the manner in which the office at Grafton
had been CONDUCTED by Mr.. Mccormick
Tgjs statement was taken down in short
hlud by NJ M,ller's private secretary, and
copy Of it submitted to President
Cleveland. Srb,eQuently Mr.. Mccormick ;
suspension was announced. Ii this
sa,e,ueat Of /. .ird's is sent TO the Senate,
it can safely be assumed that the
President will furnish al the papers the
Senate desires. Ii is believed that the
Sruata Fiusnce Committee has 50 worded
tho resolution that the Secretary OF the
rress.rv. If he complies with toe reso!u,
,ion t.: all, vii be compelled to send to the
S.nere the laird statement, as that beors
directly on The Information requested by
ths resolution. tried TO get some infor-
nation from Senator kenna concerning
n proceedings in Executive session yea
terily. but he decliaed 10 give any, saying
there had h,ra no resolution introduced
bearing on ths conduct OF the office since
NcGraw appointment. la this case the
Senate has iuilrectly called for the pnp4rs
which il is known, influenced the Pres,-
dent TO rrmQys McCOrmi, X.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
CRlO'S TROUBLES.
The Joint omp promise Committs- Makes
No Arrangement.

Tho Joint omprOmise Com nitte- Make
No Arrangement.
CuLuuBv.. J4nuary 2S.-rne Ohio Sen
ate troubles remain unsettled, with opin'
ions abou. 'gu Ily divided Gs u whether ally
cJmrrom Sc measure viii be agreed upon.
The j,ut S.nate met at 10 q. n. and sd.
iourLc} jeldigg the conference between
The Joint committee which has been appoint.
ID WIKI view 10 learn If some plan could
not be ID upon. Tn" C,mmttre was
in ses-ion al day The proceedings were
had in e\cc",lve session and th, memb"rS
haze uoini..mGIion 20 give wi'u the eGcPp
ton that they have agreed on
uo,hinL d, 'iuitely. The progress made
viii BE- reported to the Democratic caucus
tomorrow uorning, aud WAS reported to
the Repuh. ,an caucus tonight. Members
Of the Conn itlee felt that they had goue
as far ~ they could in Conference
without first consulting the caucns
for support in their bercAyementa. The
Conference committee will meet ag>in TO-
morrow mo mig ard continue tier work
The Seuass will meet At 10 q
m, and It is expected that I'D
i0ursment will be taken 10 Monday
10 give thy committee plenty OF tina. In
he mean'me representative sides are
preparing q r. PROGRAMS OF procedure in
case a comp>Jmlse Is not reached. Al the
Republican caucus tonight the
action Of the Conlerenc Com.
mite was communicated, proposing
the appointment OF Il special committe
composed Of equal NUMBERS politically of
Senate meDbcra 10 proceed to Cincinnati
aud investigation of the election and
report. This "a said TO have met with
favor, although no definite action was
taken. The same proposition will be sub
mit'ad to Democratic cancus tomorrow
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
WeLLSBURG.
He Slept There Water Works--Oas--Ihe
TurDpike--Genera Scws-.PersonRI'
SytciaI 70 The Register,


Turupike--General Scws-.Personai'
Sytciai 10 The Register,
WELIsBuRG, W. Va, January 2S.-John
Thompson and S. Mcconnell were arrested
this morning on charge OF having broken
into the restaurant oil Joseph McHenry
last night. A, hearing Of the case be-
fore Mayor McClellaId this ait rooon, tie
evidence showed that Thompsoa had been
in the habit OF sleepingin the building aud
the charge was withdrawn by the pros.
ecuting attorney. Thompson admitted
breaking into The building and letting
others in, but without intending or wishing
anything wroDT.
Wellshurr warer works bonds to the
amount Of 81 800 have been sold and ar
rauqements are made for the sale OF ~
600 more Of them But 81, 900 more bonds
remain uusold 1t is apparsnt our new
water works problem is practically solved
aud work will soon be commenced on It's
erection.
The Barclay well No. is undergoing q
treatment in The shape Of injecting not
steam to the bottom 0! Ii. Two engines
ore used for The purP2s. and kept running
both day aGd night. IL IS thought the no,
steam will open the pores in the gas sane
and allow an Increased flow OF gas, inc
supposition being that salt has congeaieo
in such q way rs to obstruc; the pores IN
the gas sand
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church are
making great preparations for JIaPaI,eSirl y
Tea Party 10 be given at Barth h"'
within few days.
The literary society at School Hall is II
fourishing condition.
A man from Washington county "a
came 10 this city one day this week u!
search OF his wife, whom he ALLEGED mac
left in company With her sister to seek
more social, if not q respectable existence
He went from here to Stenbenyliie' "hsI,
he found the women and induced tHein L,
return with him. They al came back o.
the evening train and left for thtl, form
home appareutly satisfied 10 ssaln FeSuN''
the former routine OF business.
Messrs. Sommerville \ BfaddocA 'h'u'
of starting q branch office tor the P'"'
tice of law in Wheeling.
W. F. Beck and Joseph TiIton, suos'"!l
tial farmers Of Brooke county were Il
town on Wednesday. ~
Mrs. Edward Hammond, OF SteubenVII!'
Ohio, was visiting at her home here 0
Wednesday. ...
{ Rev. R. G. Noland will conduct service
at the Episcopa! Church here next oa'
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
Thr EnnIk SeIre-

PIrrsBuRG, January 2s.-The Foulk
controversy is si!ll going on. Ghe Cononel
occupies the office, and the opposing
forces stand guard on the outside day ant
night.
The case will come up tomorrow before
the meeting of the Western Pennsylvania
Editorial Association, which meets here.
The Foulk agency ia a representiye Of pa
pers Of this part Of the State and Eastern
Ohio, and the editors will likely decide
who shall be their agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
SITUATlONA Ar COLUMBUS

Practical! ynChuneed.-The Full Senate
Meets aud kdipurus.
CoLUNRJs, o, January 2S-The Sena'
'otiai situation at noon ,c-iay was entirely
unchanged from ycrerday, and contains
no.hint Eey. Peace and hIrmoaY prevail
ani will probably 90 so uaul tho commit
tee Of conference reports The fall Senate
met this morning an! adjourned imme
dately to i've ia sp cial committee 8
Chance o. >umjng is lnorS. They vii
hardly II l. r.por tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
4 nO3 OF STRIKERS
attach the House Of Siav, Firing Lotto 1,
Several Shot.

attach the House Of Siav, Firing Lotto L,
several Shot.
Pfrr>muG January 2s.-Last night the
striker a''a,hed tn" hoase Of Emory Cav
sna. SI.v, Who refused 10 Join the strike
Several shots were fired into the house
ard the aiu3jws we're broken with stones.
The G-inr attracted the police 10
sccI % and ,h- mob quickly tied. No one
was injured. rut CavAnas family are so
bl3ly flgh,,uci that they will not leave
the hor.a Cavane have received mum
Der OF l"t,ers threatening his life. Austro.
Hungarian Consul Schamberg arrived houe
from the coke regions to day. lie says
that while there may not be any lmme'
date danger Of lRwlessness, the sltus.
ton is more serious than is considered
here. he hag talked with several thou
sands Ct Hunearions and they told him
,ha, there would be trouble when the ope-,
ators attempted to evict them, and that
they you'd die before they would submit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
BEI.LAIRE.

The National glass works went TO work
in part yesterday afternoon the rest OF the
factory resumed last night.
The Executive Committee Of the Epis.
copal church met last night at the home
of NJ V Miller on Gravel Hill.
The case CT Ella Stricklin Bgains. Sam
Barnes was compromised by Barnes mar
rying the complainant in jsil,
A circular stairway composed mostly OF
iron has been put up in 5. o. Cummins
store. The old stairs haya been torn DOM
and By the new contrivNncc Mr. Cummins
is given considerably more room for the
display Of goods.
The work Of building the addition to
Kloutz's dry goods store has been let 10
Hays & Burrows for 500
1t ia not stated when the siey! plant will
resume operations.
James Follen says he is not candidate
for Marshal on the Democratic ticket, Gs
against the present incumbent.
The 4. NJ f. Church gave on entertain.
ment last night.
The Township Trustees awarded |. T.
Freese he contrac; as undertaken for this
year.
An effort will 5e mado to revive the
Willing Workers OF the Episcopal Caurch
at meeting this evening.
Although there ia u gr0cer- war in 'he
First ward, another grocery is TO be started
in that end Of town
James Tarbat aud wife ard baby have
been seriously ILL., The babe is getting
along nicely, bu' ita parents are qnl;a low.
Although the " T. preachers are labor
ing very hard thtir success compared with
last yeGr is not in keeping with their zeal
Ex.CouncilmaD Muuag, who has con
tract worl; on the 81 Clairsville Cour
| House was in tom Yesterday on busin' ss.
After over q years residence -; the coun-
ty seat. his appearance" indicates that biz
new home agrees ~irh him.
J. R. Naylor, Of Well-blrg formerly Of
this city, was in taEn yesterday. Mr..
! Neylor il in the same 5gs.ness at present
as when he lived here
". A. Gorby, who has been on busi
ness trip for the Bellaire Goblet works, hGs
returned home.
Emil Schmidt and wife and Christian
/ Schmidt. attended the celebration OF Jacot
Wises ijd birthday, in Wheeling, las
night.
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The Party VIII he Solid.
Ny-|Il q N Rlgi5'-r.

N|I"TTI q ~ NIIT3-7T.
W,aulHGroN, January 2S.-Representa-
tive Wilson, Of West Virginia, Gays that
he has as.ertaiued on undoubted authority
that TIE tariff Legislation which will be pro
p-sed oy the Ways and Means COMMITTEE
of,hr Houae will be Of character that it
viii receive the undivided support OF al
thu pemocra'a in the House.
APPOINTED 4 STORE KEEPER.
John T W. Whtescarger, Of Prunty-
town, ". Na has bsen appointed q store
keeper sad gsuger in t.e Internal ke'e-
me sa.EIse
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Cauda Takes Charge.

Nsw YoeK. January 23.-Charits j,
Csnda the newly appointed Assistant
Treasurer, entered upon his duties thl'
morning nt the Sub-Traesury building
his frat official act was the signing OF
number of documents which were Oroqga3'
him as soon as ne reached the office, II Il
believed that he will make but very few
any changes among his su5ordinates Inc
counting OF the funds by the eighteen eX
pert counters from Washington was oegui
this morning, and it is expected that the!
will not complete their task until teoru
ary 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
GfBSON'S BILLS,
l List of Them Introduced in the House
This Week.
SJsciaI 10 ne Register.

WAsHyGrox, January 2s.-Tae only
b.l's Introduced By Wca, Nrginia Congress,
m Il this week were the following by NF.
Gibson.
Fer the relief Ct George W. Dillon;
granting q peuson to Elizabeth Mckay
granting q pension to Mrs. L |. Ephng;
granting a pension to John Pully, OF Com
panv X, FIRST Veteran Regiment West
Virginia Volunteer Infantry; granting a
pension TO John Thompson, late member
Of Company b, Ninety Grs, Regiment Ohio
Volunteers; to equalze the pay OF the fold,
ers Of thu folding room OF toe House OF
RepresanlaLLyes.
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GREECE BACKS DOWN.
4 Shower of Dust in Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, January 23.-Tuesdsy ar.
ternoon, toward ocock, from ont Of a
clear sky, shower Of very fine dus, began
falling. There was no wind at ,bs tins
The shower increased to~ard a;yhtfsll and
continued through halt tho right The
dust had a peculiar eGnct ON The lungs and
throat, causing irritation and hoarseness
IN some insiereea \ similar phenomenon
was witnessed here eight yesrs ago.
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TIE ENGLISH SITUATION.


The Latest Political Nows From London
Town.
l.oNpoS, January 28.-Both Mr., Glad
stone and Sir Michael Hicks Beach were
given ovAtions as they entered the House
OF Common this afternoon.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach stated that ip
consequence Ct Tuesdays vote in the
House being gGy-re TO the Government,
the Cabiret had resigned The House
therfupon adjourned untiI Monday.
Lord Salisbury dinri with the Queen this
evening. He will return TO London to
morrow Mr.. Gladstone will lhes probab-
ly be called upon 10 form t. Cabinet.
Lord Harrington refuses to 60 operate With
Mr. Gladstone
1t is reported in the lobby Of the House
of Commons this evening that the Queen
ia sounding Lord harrington ss TO his
willingness 10 undertake the tack CT form
ing a coalition ministry.
THE THCNDERER's TALK.
LoNDoy, January 2-.-rhc Times says
in view Of the general opposirion TO per-
hitting Lord Granville 10 resume the Office
Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs that he
would make an excellent President Of the
Counsel ant leader IN the Bouse Of the
Lords. The Times GIo3 poin's out Lord
Iarring'on's splendid chance 10 construct
national party OF WhiRs and Conssrve-
tives opposed to home rul"
The materials for he formation Of such a
party are abundant, Gays the TiniI az
the emergency requires only "A icaderS
sagacity and courage.
C4RNARyCN DEPARTS TOR LONDON.
/ DvEmy. January :: Earl CarnaryoD
ard his wife left for London today. Laros
crowds Of people congrcgsted in the s,resis
10 witness the departure of the Vice Repsl
party. both here and at Kingston. Earl
and Lady Carnarvon we're enthusiastically
cheered . ! along the route. The enrhu.i
asm displayed vas phenomenal, and AL.
dom has retiring Lord Lieutenant been
accorded such hearty demonstrations of the
peoples good will.
GREECE BACKS DOWN.
PARIS. January 28. -Telegrar.s received
this afternoon from Athens .tate the war.
like views Of tn. Greek Cabinet have spd.
denly charged. The dispatches add that
yesterday evening the Hellenic Minister'S
issued declaration thst Greece would
comply with the wishes OF Europe"
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Al Old Citizen OF ,IoundsviIle Dead

MoUyu.yrLLE. January , joe Wal
lace an aged aud respected citizen OF this
Mace died At the relleuct o! his soa'n-
law John Wharrv. At 0 olosk this morn
ir, of besy, disrssa in the siNry,seventh
ysar Of his age. Tha deceased was an
Old Fellow. Mason and a member OF he
G Ar He vas for many years previous
10 HI. death Tyler Of the Masonic Lodge
here He leaves six children to moan
hi. loss one being Charles Wallace, clerk
At the Howell House IN Wheeling The
funeral will take place at , o'clock to-moF'
ROW afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE,


DR.. ". II. Parmelee, Toledo, o., says:
81 have prescribed the acid in large
variety Of diseases, and have been amply
satisfied that it is valuable addition to
our list OF medicinal agents"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
The w. and L. E.Tu BE Sold March s1st

CLEVELAND, Jsnunry 2S. In pursuance
OF the recent order Of Judge Walker, OF the
[. S. Court here, for the sale ofthe Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad, Marshal W.
F. Go7dspeed, as Meste, Commissioners,
today Gee ded to sal the road in this city
on March Slst. The minimum price ia
| 100000.
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The shaIer jury Di.sgreo

Nv YORK, January 2S.-Late tbis at
teruoon toe Jury in The cass Of General
Shsl-r. indicted c,r bribery came into
court nnd auuoGnced that they we're uua-
bls 90 agree Judge Barrett thereuPon
discharged hem.
General Shaler was indicted under the
provisions Of sscrion - Of the criminal
code. which provides tor cases where II
publ, cHi,ial lakes advantage CT hts post
ton - b"rray the trIst couhdel in him
for his own emohtmaut The otlsnse grew
ont Of The operations oI the Armory Board,
over which Gen. Shaler, by virtue OF his
pas:Gou as cummandput OF the first diyI-
sfor. hal virtual control. Gen. Shaler
took opportunity o form a corrupt connec
lion With one " e. Wilson, who acted as
agent in securing the sale OF particular
sitcs Of property. The indictment charges
collusion between Shaler and Wilson, in
the purchase by the Armory Board OF the
plot at Sky first street aId Ninth avenue
for the Eighth regiment.
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OxKoNrA, n. Y, January 28.--Six
blocks Of buildings were burned here this
morning. LJss $4,000; insurance $l+,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

IT is said the Langtry garter is getting
to be fashionable and much worn how
this may be, we do no, know, but we do
know that everyone is using DR.. Bull S
Cough Syrup tor all catarrhal affections
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DETERMINATIONS AGAINST NEGROES.

No instance is known where Salvation
Oil has failed in giving immediate rehei
from rheumatism or neuralgia. At all
druggists. Twenty-Five cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29

New YORK. January y 1t is alleged
that the reelection Of John Kelly to the
head OF Tammary on Monday has already
had favorable ttect on his health, as the
doctor anticipated he slept better last
night than he had for some weeks before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
BISMARCK in His MIGHT
Sits Down on the Opposition in
Regard to the
EXPULSION OF FoLEs FROM GERMANY
The Latest Phase in the Political Aspect
in EngIand-.- Gladstone to
Be Called On.

BERLIN, January 2S.-Prince Bismarck
to-day in q debate IN The Prussiau Lad
'A3 Oh 'he s'AP"S'oh Ci tohs from Ter
many made remaFa"7in speech, occupy.
ing two hours in delivery. lie said the
primary cause Of the governments sc,ion
ros 5;s,,-oI,u ,r,L,,.r. -
- '' '''', Sn' "',' - ''' I,'''' - ''o ''''u'an
Ifo"h' ih'y were, u" s'id' constantly
engaged in in,;iguss against The govern.
ment, and had made the selyc, 4 steady
onpororcs - p,rs.;a T., oo,;no
,,r, =,
c"H'''''7 u ''' opposition 10 the
GERMAN fHTIIha1t'i they elect majority
against the government, and the Crown
conId do norhin, Iass tho, ,i,b.r a.,r A
I. = .L
AnAD' u '"en "Ai't'Y Ut Ges'foy 'he
EVIL element which made the majority pos
sible Polish agitation in Germany, Bis.
marcK said always appeared TO him an elc.
maut cl danger and had comp.IIad him n
keep a watch upon Russia Poles had
b,., ooos,o,,I- cd ,o, oi..,r.. ,,.,uo...-
'u'iy e@Hea'o'I"S 10 'et loFeIgn S'6les
against russia.
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w d ~ "'.'''
Hence, c"a''hnrd the Chancellor, we
nave concIudeu 10 buy out all real estate
owned nY IohSh n"3'es IN Irussian 20.
land am place German co'oni''s on the
gFoihu L,ihrfio occupied by the expelled
people la of'sr 10 make coIohlzation
more permanently 10 toe benefit Of the
empire coloh!''s twli! be Proh'b ted from
marrying foits. The cost Of the under.
takirg 10 be about "ro GOO coo marks
50 Goa, o"O-hnt the State viii lCse no
more than zen perccnium OF TIE loss made
necessary by Inc eN,gcncie' oi the Gaze,
onEinE oui An alien class rcs"ii'nF 10 Ger
mans, Whlie ihe gam 10 the empire ~,!i be
lmmr"snrao.e.
The Government, aa'd he Chancellor,
with great animation, will
NEVER roNrEnE rus RESTORATION or
POLAND,
or Il hairs breadth in that direction Poles
played the sUspicio IS part ol knlIurcsmpf
"hoso'Vtr rr'ns'8 10 h ip project and
maintain ia" Stat lsr"i entitled to claim
anything from 'h" S;at' AZ Tor me, lam
really 10 save my "auhrry although il cost
me my head and lou"r If ANY body dares
attack pras ias hor0~ shall say, like
Gladstone, 'ilanAs q!
Referring to thn $ U',maEt that the Gov
ernmeuIs religion, pr"iuiices had grea,
iuIllgurp ia the ,r,..,'u u.s.l, ,f ,h, p,Isa
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The BuckhauGou Bank.

BrysuANNoE. W. VA, January 2I-At
regula: meeting Of the Directors OF the
BucAhanuou B4uE hsll on ths 18th, Hon
Thomas j. Farnsworth and VIM. Post,
two OF the weAl,hiest men in our county,.
we're appointed Directors 10 Gii the yacAu
ciss caused hy the resignation ot Len
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Farn-Go To WAS elected President. The
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following gentlemen. Hon c. V. Newton,
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k,ns. Cashier, CoL =. y. Newton, Assist
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