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Have Just used your CUrIcURA REMEDIES on
one OF my girls, and found 1t to be Just what 1t |,
recommended to be. My daughter was all broken
out on her head and body, and the hair commenced
to come out. Now she Is as smooth "a ever ahO
was, and shc has only used one box of CuTIcuRA,
one cake OF CUrlcURA Soar. and ono bottle OF
CurIcUA REsoLvEST. dOctOrrd with quito
number Of doctors, but to no avail. l am willing
TO make affidavit to tho truth OF the statement
GEORGE EAST, Macon, Mich.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTrouRA, 6Oc.; Soar,
25c.; REsoLvEST, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
AS-scnd for 3" How to Cure Skin Diseases" o.
pages, 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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DUNLAP HAT OPENING,


We invite you to tho opening Of the
Spring and summerstyleS Of Dunlsp's silk,
Stiff and Soft Hats, which 10 the worlds
leader for styles and quality.
NOBLE BRos., Sole Agents,
A Twelfth street.
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Grand Ladies' and GhIdsns Matinee Wednesday at 2P. NJ
DON'T FAIL TO SEEr ADA GRAY.
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SHOE BUYERS /!

00nU Broken lots Of the best Boots and Shoes offered
50k to CLOSE unheard Of prices, to make Tor
Spring Goods
JAMES DIVINE, IIO7 Main Street.
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THE best Steel and Elastic Trusses for
Rupture made 70 order and guaranteed or
money refunded by
HRILNRIRR 4 BIO,
l725 Market street.
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PALMER's sKIN-sTccEsS soap and oint-
ment will cure any diseased Scalp or Skin.
At drug store Of McLain Bros,
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INSURE your life for % cents against all
the danger OF Consumptive's death by
keeping 3 bottle Of DR.. BulFs Cough
syfup convenient. It is the best.
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The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
iaLarad as iOlloHs:
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DIHlPLES, blaekhcads, rcd, rough, chappcd and
FlII oily skin prevented by CuTIcuA Soar.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

N5sECoND PRESBYTERIAN
9S CHURCH-Rev. VIM. H. Cooke, D D pastor
Services At 1880 q. m. aud 1880 p m. Sabbath
School NJ m
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DADVic Skin. scalp and hair preserved and beau.
DAD j tilted BY the use Of CuTICURA Soar.
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a NNQUNoEMENT.
! the undermined, do hereby announce myself
a csndidRts for tho nomination FOR sHERlFg
Of the county Of Ohio, weS. Va, subject to ali
Democratic TuleG.
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: "SPRING OVERCOATs."

Our carefully selected stock of Spring
OvercOats Is now ready.
d. GUNDLING & CO,
SO Twelfth Street.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Desirable Residence on South Penn street,
rooms with all modern improvements. Lot 7Il2O
Price reasonable.
Modern ROOmed House. q South York street.
heap.
Good Q koomed Brick House, corner Wood and
Thirty'eighth streets, Pay ~ an Investment
Splendid Farm near Mt, Pleasant, Ohio, eight
miles from Wheeling.
seyen Roomed House on North Front street; lot
60I400.
Biz ROomCd House on North York street.
Building Lots.
Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms for rent from
G.. o. SMITH,
lE2 Real Ystatc Agent 1870 Main Ct
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nPUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
10y CHURcH-Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, DID,, pastor.
Services at 1880 q. m. and 1850 p. m. Sabbath
School at p. m.
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TSD1sCIPLEs' CHURCH. CENTRE
uS Wheeling-ReY. N. L. Atwood, pastor Ser.
vices At 1880 q. m. and 1880 p. m sunday School
at $3.50 4. In. Prayer meeting 1850 "Wednesday
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ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
a PRINTING neatly and promptly OIsou'Sa |"
t0N Lnt1IiGlnsSE JOh Ro1OA
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
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.NSFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Q. Carver Will preach Al iO.s6 4 m
looaB Peo pes citing In the lecture room al 90
p. m. sabbath school at m. Mission school
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MAIN LINE EAST.
For Graft. Wash, BaltI. & Phila. daily. b:25 I'm
For Graft, Wash, Balu. & Phlla., daily. 5l0pm
Cumberland accom-, except sunday.. Dos am
Mounasvllle accom-, except Sunday. 1885 am
MoMnlsYlllo nncnm.. eXcent SnnlnY -. l2:nl IN.
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LOCAL BREYITTES.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
City,

City.
MATINEEs at both theatres to-day.
THE GRAND this evening-Hattie Ber-
nard Chase in 'Rags, the Wildcat"
OPERA HOUSE this evening-Minnie
Palmer in "NIy Sweetheart"
EVERY lady in the audience at the
Opera House at the matinee this alter
noon will receive a handsome souvenir,
u handsome picture OF Minnie Palmer.
OFFICER BELL yesterday arrested a
colored boy of IA or IS, charged with a
nameless ofense against smaller boy.
He was committed TO- jail by Squire Davis
in default OF bail.
THE Sunday School teachers meeting
will be conducted as usual this after
noon, in the parlors of the Young Mems
Christian Association. DIR. Randolph
will conduct the study.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord a deed made March s, by William
Ray and wife to Morrow Gibson, for
one-third OF an acre Of land in Ohio
county; consideration 81 90.
THE County Court OF Tucker county
has appointed S. L. Parsons, president,
and |. p. Scott, commissioner, to repre-
sent it at the State Industrial EXPOSE
ton, to be held here in connection with
tho coming State Fair.
SOCIAL religious meetings for young
men will be held at the Young Mems
Christian Associations building, No.
ll22 Market street, at 1880 o'clock this
evening, and at o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The Associations young mems
meetings are notable for excellent sing
ing and short interesting talks. All
men always receive a cordial welcome.
THE Martins Ferry Ners says: The
feeling seems to be very general here, in
Bridgeport and Bellairc, that an attempt
to increase the price Of natural gus TO
consumers will resultin a unanimous re-
tusal. The price is already SO high that
its cleanliness is the only reason for its
adoption instead OF coal. A return to
coal is freely talked Of and may be gen.
orally adopted.
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GLASS Strike Settled.
And this Time it Seems to be
Settled for Sure.
A CONFERENCE IN NEW YORK
Ends the Troublc-Sranufacturlug
News ola General and Interesting
Nature-what the Industries
of Wheeling are Doing.

The glass strike, which has been In progress
for over four months, has been settled.
A dispatch received last night states that a
conference Of tho leaders Of the American flint
glass workers and the manufacturers, was held
in New York yesterday, and that late in the
afternoon settlement was reached.
This result is not unexpected; for some time
past It has been evident that the manufacturers
were becoming very anxious for settlement,
and that they were about ready 10 waive points
that, at the outset OF the trouble, they were de-
tcrmined never to give in on. The new factories
that have been started up at FOstoria, Fthdlay
and other places have compelled them to seek a
settlement or else break away from their essocia-
tlon In order TO hold their trade.
There Is no doubt about the settlement having
been effected. All the factories on the South
Side, In Pittsburgh. got their fires in last night,
and by next Monday II Is probable that nearly
every factory will be running, The only tIctor-
les hereabOub affected by the settlement, arc the
ElsOn, at Martins Ferry, and the Bellaire, at
Belnire; II is presumed that they VIII be started
up at once.
at the mems terms. The only trouble said 10 be
existing between the two organizations since the
conference committees held their long and pro-
tracted sessions at Pittsburgh, extending over
this the manufacturers have waived. Since
| the failure Of the committees TO bring
about settlement after their conferences
at Pittsburgh there Inns been considerable dlShlt'
lsiactIon expressed on the part OF both the man
uiOCturcrs and their employees about the strike,
and last week MesSrs. Jones and Bryce were up
pointed by the Manufacturers Association 10
cndeavor 10 secure settlement, and according
Iy they sent for President smith and Secretary
Dillon, and called tho conference for yesterday
| ut New York.
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A CHARMING AFFAIR.
The Lyceum and Lecture at the Fourth
Street Church Last Night.

street Church Last Night.
There was another large audience at
the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church last even
ing, entirely filling the room. The
whole entertainment was successful.
The lecture was upon Alexander's Con.
quests, and was picture by word and
pencil of one Of themost wonderful ca
reers OF history. A most interesting
feature Of this lecture was the fact that
in treating the achievements OF Alexan-
der, the speaker necessarily passed in
review the whole oriental world as
known to the ancients, and called out
many OF those salient points OF interest
so delightful to all readers OF history.
The programme which followed was
charming. Mrs. Shellhase and her sis
ter, Miss Katherine Dean, played apiano
duet. Miss Spears read q very good paper
upon "Lord Macauley," andis to be con-
graduated upon the pleasant impression
she made upon the people by this valua-
BILE paper. Robert Darrah read "Lay
OF Ancient Rome" with the elocutionary
skill which makes his Rotations SO
pleasing. Nothing couldexcel the vocal
solo Of Mrs. Frank Stanton in sweetness
and effect. The audience listened to the
whole programme with great interest.
On Thursday night next the subject
OF the lecture will be "Rome in the Au-
GUSTAV Age and the literary subject
will be civilian Cullen Bryant
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Thestcubenville Herald learns from authority
In that city that the resignation Of Y. W. Brock
nnier from the Executive Committee OF the
on the settlement OF the glass trouble. The
partnership Of Hobbs, BrOckunier Il Co. expired
on January LIST, by limitation, and out OF 1t his
come the Hobbs Glass Company, In which
neither Mr.. BrOcknnier nor William leighton,
IT., Will be- actively engaged In the management.
ON account Of his practical retirement from the
glaSs business, Mr.. Drockunier presented his res
ignatiOn three months ago, but the committee
declined 10 acCeptit, Wishing TO retain the bene-
lit OF his experience and advice. Hence the nc
ceptRnce thereof ut the present time Gun scarcely
be construed In any other manner than that
the manufacturers regard the question impossl.
bic Of solution for the present ut least; The
Hobbs Glass Company, successors To- Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co., VIII not start until the strike
IA settled
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BELLAIRE.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass City.

An Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
W. G. BARNARD Is remodeling his residence.
Charles showacre, Of Wichita, Kas., Is here
among friends.
Joseph a. Farls, of Wheeling, was down yes
terdayon business.
Mr., T. a. zimmerman Is in the city organizing
a tent OF Meccabees.
Bellaire Chapter No. l0l, r. A. NJ, met last
nightto work In the Royal Arch degree.
Stewart Kennon, OF Barnesvillo, was killed BY
being thrown from Wild horse on Thursday.
The Union Window Glass Company have ap-
pointed committees TO Investigate the gas
country,
Professor Jones was In attendance at the fun.
ernl OF MIS- Professor Duncan, Of Bridgeport,
yesterday.
Sammy Mcdonald mashed a hand severely at
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad depot, with q
barrel OF oil.
Charles stnnb, Of Wheeling, Is meeting with
success herewith his gymnasium; his scholars
nrC numerous,
The BelIHire Window Glass Company have
had even better offers from Muncle, Indiana,
than Findlhy could give. A committee has gone
10 look the matter up.
7, Higg, sou Of William Hlgg, living near
JAcobsburg, was run over by AMI OK cart on We'd
nesday OF this week. He died yesterday OF In
ternRl injuries received.
A special train came down the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad yesterday with Superin'
tendent Thomas, accompanied byMeSsrs. LOureci
Train Master, and several Others on tour oil
insnCctiDl
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Mrs. Sarah A. Taylor, of Moundsville,
was buried yesterday from the home OF
her son-in.law there, Mr.. II. F. Blake.
Mrs. Taylor was born in Bullet county,
Kentucky, in 1913, and her father was
the first stationed Methodist minister at
Louisville. In 1888 she was married to
Mr.. William Steele, after which they
emigrated to- esmoines, Iowa. Mrs Steele
is supposed to have been the first white
woman that crossed the Desmoines river,
her husband having been engaged in
trading with the Indians at that time,
and there was no other white woman
then in that country. After Mr.. Steele's
death, in 1853, she, with her daughter,
moved to Moundsville, where she lived
until her death Tuesday last. In 1879
she was married 10 Mr., James Taylor,
who lived but few years, and after his
death she made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Blake. She was a
member OF the Methodist Church all her
life, and one OF the most respected
ladies OF Moundsville. Mrs. Steele was
the mother of George X. Steele, OF
Moundsville, partner in the Burr Rob-
ms show,
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water aud Movements of tn
lioats,

Stage Of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The Sam Brown passed up ut p. M, with q
big tow OF Cmptles.
ThedRily locals arc all running regularly, and
doing good trade.
The Scotia is due down at an carly hour this
morning enroute from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The q. w Batchclor for Pittsburgh and the
Courier for Parkersburg are this mornings
Capt. Levi Inglebright's handsome little pro.
peller, the Surprise, Is dolngR big business ferry.
ing people across to the ball games.
Captain Ed Chancellor, Of the W. n. ChAncel.
lor, stopped OF at his home In Petersburg, this
trip, leaving Captain Ira Huntington, the Jolly
clerk, In command.
The river Is fallingyery slowly Mt this point.
inc marks last evening indicated depth in
the emanuel OF only feet. Business was lively
on the leVec all the afternoon,
Tho W. n. Chancellor did NOT arrive hero till
late yesterday afternoon, nearly twelve hours
behind time. She was detained at Charleston
taking on 10 tons OF iron, and did not get away
from mere GIL nearly midnight being detained
by heavy shipments.
The Louis A. sherley arrived In good time yes.
tetuhyi with good trip on board. She VIII
lehNe on het return trip TO Cincinnati and way
points ny O'Clock this afternoon. Captnin Tom
hutiler u IN command and Charlie Reeves does
the hOnors In the OhlcO. The 6herlcy has the
pest accommodations for both passengers and
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"wl,nnlInr ,yIll,.s y

Mr.. Wilbur c. Brockunier has been
down ut Lexington, KY, for the past
week in company with r. J. Beatty, of
Steubenville, and Captain Anderson, of
Pittsburgh, admiring the :. fine horse
by the way, has a very fine stallion
making the season down in that section.
His name is Wheeling Wilkes" he
is son Of the famous George Wilkes"
a half brother of valuable "Red Wilkes"
also half brother of "Harry Wilkes
and is generally related TO the wilkes
family. He is said to be considered by
the horse experts, with which that
country abounds, to be n very promising
young horse. His record now is 2:25,
and he is expected to lower this at the
breeders fall meeting.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling People
Abronu

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Alex Laughlin, OF Pittsburgh, was
in tho city yesterday.
Mr.. viii +. Henke, of Steubenville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John Lindeman is visiting friends
at the Green Spring, Ohio, Sanitarium.
Miss Minnie Palmer and most of the
members of her company are at the Nc
Lure House.
Mr.. Morris Horkheimer left over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio yesterday for Phila-
delphia on business trip.
William II. Hall, OF Warrington, w.
Va, presented Col. Jake Kemple with a
gold headed cane, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Braden, of Washing.
ton, Pa, arrived in the city last evening
for the purpose OF making Mrs. Braden's
parents short visit.
Hon. ]. B. briggs, Judge of the Com
mon Pleas Court, OF Belmont and Mon
roe counties, and Probate Judge Castor,
Of St. Clairsviile, were registered at the
Mcclure last evening.
Mr.. j. G. Willard, OF Fort Wayne,
Indiana, and Miss Jennie cambridge, OF
1rontown, this State, were married at
the Mcclure House. An elegant supper
was served after, the ceremony. Miss
Bainbridge's father, Mr.. A. NJ. Balm
bridge, OF Littleton, and Mr.. w. G.
Ogden, OF Fairmont, accompanied them
to the city and witnessed the ceremony.
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Mr.. Daniel Slate, of New York, called on
friends here yesterday.
Miss Hough, OF Fairmont, W. Va, Is the guest
of. c. Dent and family.
The remains OF Mrs. james Duncan were taken
to Frcdericktown, WA, yesterday, for inter
ment.
DR.. ogden, Of Fairmont, W. Va, called on
members OF his profession aud Others here yes
terllay.
The Washington Drill Corps had pleasant
social In Heinleln's hall last night A good sup.
per was served.
D. S. Loo vs.. Elizabeth Adams, a case Of fOrci.
blc entry and detention, was tried In Squire
Howcll's court yesterday.
Keohnlein Bros ice chute was slightly dam.
aged by fire yesterday afternoon. II was
thought sparks from n raiiroad engine ignited IT,.
Many Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railroad
employees will regret learning that James Finn
had q foot cut oil in the TT. Wayne yards ut
MassillOn.
General Manager McCrea, General superin-
tendent I. u. Taylor and Superintendent J. 4.
Thomas, passed over the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road yesterday In special car.
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Some weeks since a committee WIS
appointed to arrange for reception by
Fourth Street NJ. L, Church to Rev. DR..
j. Sumner Stone and wife on their re-
turn from India. 1t will be given un-
der the auspices of the Young Peoples
Meeting OF the church at such time as
will be most convenient for DR.. Stone.
It is theintention to invite the Metho-
dist churches of the city and towns adj
joining to join in the reception. Due
notice will be given.
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Financial.

Wa ~
WV. B. Observation-Disclosures
Drafts on England, ireland, France and Ger
many.
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In Part OF the Circuit Court yester-
day, the appealed case of Jane Ankle VS.
the City OF Wheeling, was put on trial
and verdict given by the jury fixing
the plaintiffs damages at sos. The case
grew out Of the city gus works turning
the gas Off Mrs. Arlle's residence on ac-
count OF her husband failing to pay q
back gas bill on his office. She brought
suit for $500 against the gas works before
Squire Phillips, and was allowed 500.
City Solicitor Caldwell took an appeal,
with theabove result.
The case of the City vs. Abby Jackson,
colored, appealed, was put ON trial,
The Jury in the oase Of Unfried vs. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, returned n
verdict for $500 damages. A motion
was made for new trial.
IpPatt II, in the 5000 damage case OF
Thomas Seamon vs. Frank Falloure, the
demurrer was argued and submitted.
The jury was dismissedtill Mondayweek.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES
To BE SIadO To-SIorrow in the baltimore
s OlliO's Schedule.


& Ohio's Schedule.
Tomorrow morning at / o'clock the
Baltimore & 0hio's schedule for the
summer season goes into effect. Anum-
Der of important changes will be made
in the running OF both through and local
trains, but the most important for
Wheeling will be the change which
will put her on the through route
between Chicago and Philadelphia.
Under the new arrangement, train
No. 3, which has been leaving
Philadelphia at o'clock p. IN. and Bal
timore at $3.50 o'clock p. M, arriving here
over the main line at 1850 o'clock the
next morning will arrive here at 1920
o'clock in the morning, coming via Cum
berland and Pittsburgh, and passing on
West from here; train No. 4, leaving
Chicago at present at 1920 o'clock p. IN.
and arriving here at Gas o'clock the
next evening, at Baltimore at, Is the fol-
lowing morning, and at Philadelphia ut
noon, will, instead OF going over the
main line to Cumberland, go via Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh to that point, passing
through here at $50 in the evening.
Those who 90 TO Baltimore from here in
the evening, instead Of going to Ben
wood and taking sleeper there, will get
their sleeper at the depot here and 60 via
Pittsburgh; and returning, the sleepers
will run right into the depot here.
There will be local trains put on the
main line to take the place Of these ex-
press trains.
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches colds and fevers; to cure habituaI
constipation, Indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess,
K. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer
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n1ARrIN,s FERRY nIATTE1s.
General News Notes and PersonaIs-The
Mntnr MnrI,s.

NNtCE "uEAht
Miss Nellie SedgYick, OF 81. Clairsville, Is the
guest OF Miss Alma Chcsscll.
Joseph Lewis. OF Rush Run, was In the city
yesterday calling on friends
L. Spence has been allowed to put water In his
works from the mains at $50 year.
Mr.. A. d. Scamon, OF the Buckeye Glass Com.
pany, has returned home from trip East.
Walter Darrah and Frank Wallncc have en-.
tered into partnership, and Will carry on tailor
Ing business,
WIN Owens accidentally broke large plate
glass In his mothers store on Hanover street,
causing considerable loss.
The Knights Of ST. George last night nItIated
several new members. This order newly IN,
stituted here, Is growing rapidly and becoming
very popular.
''Flick" Co.'S staggered through one OF L. L.
Thorngate's large glass windows Wednesday,
demolishing the glass and cutting him about the
head and neck
Col. G. W. Mitchell and other residents on
North Third street sent u petition to the Board
OF Water Works Trustees ut their last meeting
asking to be allowed TO lny u pipe up Fourth TO
their properties, the petitioners to pay for the
same In water rent. The request was granted