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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
or the Trades Assembly Organizes and
Discusses Important Matters.

or the Trades Assembly Organizes and
Discusses Important Matters.
The ne WY elected Legislative Committee
of the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
sembly, consisting of Messrs. Conrad Vase
man, John Corcoran, Fred Brand, Denis
O'Leary, Michael Gilligan, J. II. Burtt
and Theodore Wagner, had its first meet
ing yesterday afternoon at Trades Assem-.
bly, Hall, on Market Street, and organized
by elscting John Corcorap, President,
Denis O'Leary, Vice President and Fred
Brand, Secretary. After its organization
the Committee took up and discussed a
number of questions which they intend to
secure, if possible, legislation upon
in the next Legislature. Among the mat
tsrs discussed was the establishment in
West Virginia of Bureau of Labor Stats
tics, and no doubt the committee will
recommend to the Trades Assembly, at its
next meeting, the adoption of q resolution,
asking of the Legislature the passage of a
bill to establish such bureau. The child
labor law was also discussed. This law,
as it now stands, prohibits the employment
of children under twelve years Of age,
at any kind of labor, unless able
to read and write, aud not in mine, even
though they possess these accomplishments
1t ia thought the Legislature will be asked
to amend this law By prohibiting children
under twelve years Of age from being en-
ployed in any capacity, regardless of their
qualifications.
1t will also be asked to kill the conspir-
acy clause in the miners ventilation bill,
passed by the last Legislature. The COM
mittee did nothing defioite, but by the
next regular meeting Of the Trades As
ssmbly they will be in shape to report
certain recommendations in regard to these
and other legislation they desire to secure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
THE BEZlRK FUNNIEST.

Big Meeting OF Turner's In the Oily, Hester
day.
TIE regular quarterly Bezirk Turnfest
was held in this city yesterday, and il
proved q great success. This Besirk
or district, includes, outside Of this
city, Allegheny, Pittsb1rg, south Side,
Jo5nstown, Beaver Falls, Stsubenville,
Bellaire, McEsesport East Liverpool,
Allentown, Mansfield, B7sddock, Man
chester and Lawrenceville. Representa-
tiors of the msiority of thtsa turnYereins
were present To the number of over one
bundled, the Pennsylvania delegation ar
irving in thu morning about 10 o'clock.
They were escorted to Turner Hall
where the Ladies Section of the Wheeling
Tarnverian served q splendid Lunch to thu
visitors. The objects Of their Eieetings ID
for the representatives Of the different &C.
cieties TO give exhibitions Of all new act.
which they may have discovered, and So
should one man have discovered q new
movement or exercise, he shows it to ths
other Representatives, and thsy are enabled
to carry it back 70 their yereins and teach
it. In this manner oil get the advantage
of these meetings spd Of cauus the dele
gates always have very pleasant time a
they did yesterday.
The turning was kept up from noon I'M
til 4 O'Clock IN the afternoon, when tae
ladies served q bOuutiful supper TO all,
which was mott heartily discussed.
meeting was held laier 10 decide upon tbs
neat point for the Hszirk, and Allegheny
wss selected, for the first Tuesday in Feb
ruaty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
A GOOD SERMON
Delivered Last Evening By Rsy. L w. Barr
on Success In Life.

Delivered Last Evening By Rsy. L w. Barr
on Success In Life.
LAST evening Rev. L. W. Barr, pastor or
this Third Presbyterian Church, COM
menced q series Of Ave sermons, entitled
Success in Life" These sermons are es-
pecially directed to young men, and viii
no doubt prove instructive and en-
tertaining TO all, judging from the in
sugural one, the subject Of which
was "Succ sess." The reverend gen
tleman proceeded to show what elements
are necessary in 8 young man in order that
be msy succeed in spy business course he
may choose. He showed, from actual
knowledge, that every young m4p wac
has succeeded in life and made for himself
q place among the successful men, either
in business or the workshop, owes his sue
cess to sobristy, honesty and Christian
principles. The standing Of man in his
private life hiss much to do with his sqc-
cess in bis business or public career. The
sermon was full of good points, and was
listened to by q large congregation, in
which many young men were noticed.
Rev. B4rr's sermon next Sunday evening
will be on tbs subject, Failure"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
UNITED STATES COURT.
Cases Disposed of Before Judge Jsckson's


Cases Disposed of Before Judge Jsokson's
Tribunal.
The Court convened at 10 o'clock Fri
day morning at Charleston, and tbs fol-
lowing business was transacted:
In the cake1 of the United States vs.. Lee
Wiseman, Philip Tramwell, Robert Majors
and William Leffew, charged with viola
ton Of the internal revenue laws, the de-
PENDANTS were found guilty, fined 800 and
costs and recognized as to future good bs-
havior.
United States vs.. Green Gill, violation
of tie revenue laws. Jury, verdict guilty.
Fined 500 and costs and thirty days i'm
pr:sonment
United States vs.. Pink Hoskins, for
violation of the Internal revenue laws.
Jury, Verdic. guilty. Fined 800 and
costs and 60 days imprisonment.
The case of the United States VS.. F. A.
Hunter, Of Charleston, for falsely represent
ing himself Sc United States Marshall
was put on trial and the Jury returned
verdict Of not guilty.
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BADLY BEATEN.
"rOBB" DRILLRR LBPr FOR DBAD, sATUR-
DAY NIGHT.
BE Is waylaid on fwsny-ssysnth Street. and
Brutality Beaten BY Two Msn-An
Old Trouble the Cause.

'Tohe" Drillsr, Of the Sixth ward, spent
yesterday nursing about IS sore head as
any citizen of Wheeling was ever afflicted
with.
There are about dozsn cuts and Is many
bruises scattered promiscuously over his
Uranium, a number of his teeth are miss
ing, and he is out of repair generally.
This misfortune overlook 'Tobe" about
ten o'clock Saturday night, his assailants
being two in number.
This is the way it came about:
During the evening ''Tobe" was sitting
in Bridget Moons saloon, at Market and
TWerty-seventh streets, talking to some
friends, when small boy entered and told
him Officer Klleen wanted TO see him, mp
at Sweeney's foundry, on very important
business. ''Tobs" started mp at once, and
arriving at Chapliue and Twenty-Seventh,
he was busy looking around for the officer,
when he was suddenly attacked and
knocked down. Having "Tobs" thus at
their mercy, they proceeded to give him an
extraordinary good humping with their
boots, and the PROSTATE man was also
pounded with q brick, judging from the
size and depth of the cuts in his scalp.
After apparently beating Driller until
they were tired, his assistants ran of,
leaving their victim lying on the sidewalk,
There he was found by some friends, and
taken home, after medical attendance had
been secured.
It is believed this trouble had its origin
in cutting scrspe in which Driller was
implicated about SIX or seven months ago.
At that time Dfiller and Jack Devinney
with 3 number off1iends, started across the
river 10 the Ohio side for the purpose OF
settling little dispute in a rough and
tumble fight. Before matters could be ar
ranged for the contest, Driller become i'm
patient, and stabbed Devinney in the
threat with q knife, making serious
wound For this "Tobe" was arrested by
the Ohio authorities and lodged in the st.
ClsiIsville Jail, where he served several
months for his ofense, only recently bling
allowed to return to the city. 1t is pre-
sumed this old sore has been rtopened by
come enc, upon which suppositlon later
developments will throw more light.
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1t is the intention of the B. & o. rail-
road company 10 cut away about thirty
five feet of the cliff on the Pitteburg divi-
sion Of the road, which is located just OPP
posite LeathsrWoo6 point, 80 that the line
can bs Strengthened up somewhat ct that
point. A force of men have been at work
blasting the heavy rock for several days,
but the work is necessarily Glow, rs trains
are running all the time, and as sooa ss a
blast is made the track must be cleared Of
the debris. Wien the change is comp s'ed,
however, it will make q great improve
meDt. A heavy bulkhesd has been put in
along the creek at the Gil, just Rayond the
cliff, and it looks IS if lsIgar t6od thau
the lat one would be necessary to wash
the road out sgaiD.
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IN A SMALL WAY.

The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
xraphed for Hasty Readers.
CoRNER GROCERY at the Grand to-
night.
THE police have chad snap" the past
two days. ......
U. 8. GRANT Camp Sons Of Veterans
will elect officers this evening.
THE Board of Commission will meet
this morning in regular session.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Lincoln Club will be held this
evening.
SEATS 20 on sale at Houses, this morn
ing, for the "Queen OF the Plains," at the
Opera House, tomorrow evening.
The stockholders of the Wheeling Park
Association will meet this evening, at the
rooms of the Bosrd of Commissioners.
A NUMBER of capitalists have been look
ing at the old B. & o. rolling mill, at
Cumberland, which is offered for sale or
lease.
THE ladies' section Of the Wheeling
Turnverein will give 8 dance at Turner
Hall, this evening, and q pleasant time Is
anticipated.
IT'S said the street car company have
decided to run track down to the State
Fair Grounds next summer, for the accom-
mediation Of fair visitors and base ball
lovers. It will be great thing.
Mr.. E. J. SHUMATE, of Bellaire, now
chief clerk in the freight office at that
point, will be transferred to the office in
this city. Mr.. Cyrus Strshl, Of the Wheal-
ing Office, takes Mr.. Shuuate's old place.
THE Board of Directors of the Wheeling
Base Ball Association will meet Tuesday
evening, for organic alton and the transac-
ton of other business. 1t is very likely
q manager will be selected from the appli-
cants ct this meeting.
JUST what the flint glass manufacturers
propose to do relative to the lists for next
year remains to be seen. They met re-
Gently to talk the matter over, but what
their determination was, if any was arrived
at, of course is not known.
SOME fine paper has been pat ont for the
coming of Prof. Gilmore's grand Boston
Jubilee band, and it promises to be one OF
the biggest events Of thu kind ever seen
here. lie brings with him four vocal ar
fists of renown and band of sixty pieces.
Pool sellers have announced their in
tsntion of settling bats on Congresslona
ard every other contest by giving up the
money to the hacker Of whatever man
gets his certificate Of election, aud stake
holders generally express themselves in
the same way.
A WE'LL Known gentleman SAID yes!er-
day that full citizsns ticket would be
put into the field in January for the
Mayoralty and Council, and in his
opinion it would be elected. The ticket,
he said, will be made up regardless Of
POLITICS entirely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
The Corner Grocery, To- Night.

This celebrated musical comedy COM
pany will commerce a three nights ell
gagement at the Grand this evening. The
play is said to be the finest of the kind on
the road. and the company excellent. The
company carry q very fine band and cr-
ches'ra, which was engaged from the L
S government, and they will parade the
principal streets to-day at IL o'clock. The
sale Of seats is already on at tbs McLuIe
House Pharmacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
GOING SLOW.
A Halt Called In the Wild Chase for
Leases In Hancock.

A Halt Called In the Wild Chase for
Leases In Hancock.
The coming in of four dry wells in the
Turkeyfoot, Hancock county, oil field has
thrown dampar on the excitement in that
vicinity. Leasing of territory is entirely
stopped, and those who are holding their
real estate for fancy prices are likely to
hold it still. Prospectors had bought and
leased Land on the 450 line from south
west to northeast, and it was on this line
that the wells were put down. The first
10 come in dry was the Galley, mile from
the Producing wells Of the Bridgewater
Company; the next two for McKeowD, one
of which is but 1000 feet from Bridge
water No 1, and the fourth dry hole is by
the Bridgewatsr on the Brice farm. All Of
these holes will be put down to the fifth
sand, here found at depth CT 1900 feet,
but experienced operators are not inclined
to give much announcement on this
account. The Toronto well is southeast
of the Bridgegster No. 1, and if it be q
producer an attempt will be made to de-
yelop the territory in that direction. The
Calumet and Watson wells are due east
and their owners still hope they may
come in good. FOur other well, are
being drilled in tie immediate vicinity,
which are due to come in the fret Of this
week, and it is upon them that will de-
pend the future of the fields. The indi-
cations are that the oil sand is in q pool,
as at Smith Ferry, and forms no extend
ed belt. The dry wells found are uufort-
unsts for John McKeown, as he has in
vested about $40, 900 in leases, etc, which
will he a total loss. Other operators who
had contemplated drilling are awaiting
the result from the wells already in.
A number Of new gas wells are going
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
The Mayoralty.

To the Editor Of the Register:
SIR see there have been several names
suggested through your paper for the Office
of Mayor. Allow me to suggest to you
the name of Doctor George Baird. He
would make an excellent official; besides
he is che of the very best presiding officers
we have in the city and has been thorough
~ tried in nearly every position Of trust.
He would be- firm in all his decisi >ns and
no clap trap could brighten him. He
would lend dignity 10 the office, where it
rightfully belongs. The Office should seek
the man and not the man the office, as
some would have it. REFORM.
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ZOE FALL AND yYINTER.

Now received . Complete and APtls-
tie assortment OfSuitings, PantalOOn.
Inss and 0VereOatings, which we war
rant 60 make mp I'm First Glass style,
and at reasonable prices. Fit guar.
ranteed. Also q fuII line OF Gents
Furnishing Goods ON display. Ex.
anaIne our Celebrated wOOlen Jack
a., G. HESS q SONS,
ISsI and IS3S Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03

MIpnehaba and Famous Flours Bake More
Bread Than Any Other Flour Manufac-
tared.
For sale by all greeers. Inquire for
these superior Hours, and take no othess.
By usiCg Famous Baking Powder with
these fioars you will never have bad bread
or cakes. Be sure you get Famous Bak-
ing Powder. Free sample cans for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03

IcAN highly recommend to all who are
troubled With biliOnsness, sex hesdsche
and loss of sppetite, the celebrated Swiss
Stomach Rittsrs as one cftbe best Of MED.
icinss. When first recommended to me /
was suffering from the above, and after
taking three bottles have been entirely
cured, and have gained ten pounds in
weight. Very respectfully,
ARgAlF Bass,
n Nineteenth ST., Pittsbufg, s, s., Pa.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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GEO. R. TAYLOR & CO.
SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A ScaIy, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured BY
CutieuPa Remedies.

III had known OF the CUTIcURA RENyDIp
twenty eight years ago It would have sayed me
500 % two hundred dollars and an immense
amount Of suffering. Ny disease dPsoriAsisl com
menced on my head In SPOT not larger than Q
cent II spread rapidly all over my body and 30!
under my nails The scales would drop Oh Of
me all the time, and my suffering WA endless
and without relief One thousand dollars would
nc, tempt me TO have this disease over again.
am poor man, but feel rich 70 be relieved o.
what some Of the doceors sAid was leprosy, some
ring-worm, psorisds, etc. took 1900. and
sarsaparillas over one year and . hall, but 10
cure. 1 went TO two or three doctor and no c.f
I cannot praise the CUucUKL REhEDIIS 70
much. They have made my skin as cefr Eud
free from scales ~ baby's AL ssed Of them
was three boxes Of CUTicy9A, Ald thee bottss Of
CUTfcURA RGsoLyyxy. and two cakes OF CUII.
cURRA SoAs. nTou bad teen here and taid Jon
would hate cured nae ior $1,000 you would have
hsd tle money. ] looked like the picture In
your book Of PsoriASis picture number two,
''How TO Cure Skin Disesses") but now am -
clear rs any person ever was. Through ttaA OF
habit rub MY hands over my sfuS sna Ngs 70
scratch once IN while, bps " nppSFose. an
an well / scrs;ehea twehfy yeSn, and q
got = sa SIId bf iecond nature 70 ne. thank
you tho3sand tfmes- Anything more that 700
want 70 know write SAe, ~ any one who reads
this may Wri,s W nae aud will answs. T.
x.,..o.h.,v W. IAN nth leSg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Fred. Fox is in the city.
DR.. FL. Booking, ST., left yesterday for
PittsbuJg, to be gone several days.
James Rsdabaugh and A. Howard Flem'
ing, Of Fairmont, are registered at the
Howell.
Mira. 8. L. Hildreth left On Saturday for
Chicago to visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kammerer.
Manager Hans Wsddle, of the Hobbs
glass works, left Saturday for a short busi.
nefs trip East.
Prof. Jno. N. Wsddle, CT the Shady
Side Academy, returned home Saturday
afternoon, after having spent a Thanks
giving vacation with friends at Elm Grove
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DOInEs OF Boats and Bostmen Along the
OHIO.

DoInRs Of boats and Bostmen Along the
OHIO.
The Harry D. Knox broke shaft near
Belleville, Friday. Whsn the shaft broke
the sta,hOard engine Isn through itself,
and had it not been for the pr6ssDse Of
mind Of the engineer in turning of tbs
steam Erightful sccidsnt would have re-
suited. As il ID, they escaped with dis
sbled shsit and 8 genera shaking up Of
the machinery. The steamer ling went
down and towed her up to Marietta,
where she will be repaired. No ccthsr
boat will be rat in her place, rs the Cap
tain thinks she will be ready fGs business
about next Tuesday, when she will re-
sumo her regular trips.
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Waterbury, VI, Jan. sOtE, Issa.

Psoriasis. Eczema. letter, Ringvorm, I9chen,
Pruritus 6csll Head, MIX Crust, psndWh, b.'
BEN, Bakers. Grocen' and WaterSomanal tcn
and every species Of Itching. Burning, Scay'
Pimply HumorO. the SKIN and Scalp and Blooo'
with los OF Hair, are potisIvely cured by W.
An eIouiate skin Reanrifer externally. ana "
TTcURi RHsoLyKsr, the new BLOOD Further M
iemaIly, when physicians and sil ossef feme'
dies fail -
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
To Come Up This Morning.

To Come Up This Morning.
The matter ofthe Republican application
for o writ of certiOrari will come up for
argument, before Judge Boyd, in the Cir
cult Count, this morning, at half-past nire
o'clock.
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Mbeelin9 Rs9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhar1oamsser Record.

Mr.. o. schnspf, tie opsra House drug.
S;st. made tia following observations Of
the temperature Saturday: n n., So;
9 a. m, 81; ~ m, 80; S.p. m, 4O!; Up.
M. 40. Weather, fair.
Sunday 9. m, 81; - M, IS; IL
m, IS; SPIN, SSi7p. m, 81. Weather
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03

The following amount of work was done
by the city letter carriers in the month
of November, 1888, as reported by Super
intendent L. II. Albright:
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When the Electors Meet.

As there was some doubt about the time
the Presidential electors were to meet ard
cast their vote, Mr.. Vim. o. Hsndlan wrote
to Governor Wilson inquiring into the
matter. Yesterday be received the follow
ing reply by telegraph:
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December 2.
Hon. Vim. C. Rdndldn:
The electors meet here on the second
Monday of January, under recent United
States law.
EW WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-03

GRAER Musical suirss at the Garden
Tonight. Frank Hsaly, Proprietor.
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A Splendid RshssxS,s,.


The Opera Houte orchestra gave Its reg
ular semi-monthIy rehearsal at Arion Hall,
last evening", and very large number Of
guests were present to listen ~ the rend-
tion Of the excellent programme prepared.
This was one Of the most eDj oysbls rshear-
sals yet given by the orchestra, and Prof.
Spell and his musitilrs were the recipients
of congratulaiion from all sides. The
programme was rs follows, Mes. 4, D and Z
being especially fns:
PART FIRST.
March, AaOlpn tclaelH
Overture The Swiss Family SeiSt
wsltz-"Die HydrOpsten" .Gungl
PART SECOND.
Sels Musical Bouquet" .... .....-..Thuemer
BartarOts for PiGcolo ana COrpet-"The Lover
and the Nighnugsle| ........b Isey
Finale from the opera "Arele ...-. ...... Bach
FART THRU,
Msdley-"Ten Minutes with the AilstFels'.
BoWron
Parsphrasa on 1.-THE Spinning Maiden" :..: Eehl
Gslop-"The Comets hnpg
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sold everywhere Price. CriscrEA, oc;; soaI;
ne; ksoLSHsf, q. Prepared 81 the fo
ur $3.50 A ~ aHoT 10 Cure Skin Diseases," u
ns~ss E,IliuarstIons and 100 teStim0niah
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IT'S q real happiness TO sew, now that
We have ''Mile End"
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Index 60 New Advertisements.
SECOND PAeH.

For Sala-Island Democratic Climb Building.
Grand Opera House-AL q. Field & Co.
MiDstrePs
Auction Sale OF BenRoOd and Bellairs Nail
Stock.
Water Rents Are Due
Duc de MonGebello Champagle-P. Welty &
Co.
FOURTH PAGE
Reduction in Cioaks and Wrsps-Geo. r
TaylOr a Co.
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GRAND Musical Soiree at the Garden
tonight. Frank Hesly, Proprietor.
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DELIVERED.
COLLECTIONS.
B. & o. Improvements.

Total pieces handled............................
Increase over November, 1887, 1928.
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SMILE END' coTrON the best
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niIIPLEs, black heads chapped and oily ikin
N prevented By CUIicuEi AEDicAfID so.I
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DIED

GRAND Concert at the Garden 10 night
ALI are invited. Frank Hesly, Proprietor.
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CRANE CONCERT at lhs Garden tonight.
All are Invited. Frank PEAL, Proprietor.
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L 8. eOOD sells Dry GOOds the cheapest
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A number Of new gas wells are going
down in the Hickory field.
The total daily output Of the Tay lors.
town is now $500 barrels.
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Letter Carriers Report.

The electors formerly met in December,
which fact gave SO to the discussion.
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Parsphrasa on 1.-THE Spinning Maiden" 49,; Eehl
Gslor-"The Comets" ........ ............H. king
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PART SECOND.

March" Adolph". Aiehaeis
Overture The Swiss Family Seist
Msltz-"Die HydrOpaten" .Gunsl