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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
CHEAP GOODS.

.'' .-es If TWIILED CRASH at SIO5 Tor a
s.s-e o., 2- yards:
l.f ..-e'ot COTTON DIAPER, the best quality.
a- t.-. @ piece;
r.e,os .f tte hest fancy LACE SCRIN. for cur
-s.l,, a. 9,. Is yar3 worth l5c.;
t.-ss BOMBAY DRAPERY, for Curtains. az
t.r. q yard-would De- bargain st12tc.;
r.--as O. The bestqualiiy cream-co.orel LACE
>-RlN az lo,. yard worth i5,.;
'-ren extra largo NONIE-LlNEN TOWELS at
g. So 6 dozen worth So;
~ e.-en extra-larre DAMASK TOWELS At s. a
.-7cn worth s.;
' r.e-es CASHMERE. In all colors ana black,
t.. yari-wide. az 70. yard worth 25c,;
p, .s-es 4-CAsHMERE at lOc. yard for thu
re-ular .2Hc quality.
A-t lots ~ other good and desirable goods at
extremely low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
rnn Acnnnn,r rn-hirht.

Edmund Collier, traecdian, will open
ut the Academy tonight in "Jack
Cade.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
ENARMERS, GARDENERS, AMI

ENARMERS, GARDENERS, AND
II TRUCKERS are requested to send for our
enlarged aud improved IL pow the most c0ai-
piels catalogue published In the souinera siaieA
Mailed fres eend forN.
T. W. WOOD q SONS, Sesdsmen
10 south Fourteenth street. corner SIKH and
Marshall streets, aud l7ll east frsaklin street.
Richmead VI iasassi,xssxsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
ph;ll,n,'s Digs,,ibls Coee,

makes q very delicious and nouriShlng drink.
Il IL particularly adapted Tor rersops of weak
digestion. differing therein from all other 60
Goa, IN thc market Ia half-pound and lys-
pound cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

HAVE HALIBUT T. y -aCsssgvE,-s
! ftE>H COD-TlSg, SNELTs,
s.1 FRESH HADDOCK daily by every heaH'''
'n Arw YORK. ". r "oVD-'
sE-t. BOZ north sixth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

htNCING-SCHOOL, Sl.jO PEK "a
- HDEyr. NOW OPEN Ar MONIlCEi~ "a
o.. Rail-. Broad street, ~ tk1 - n ,i-Jt- ,i--...
itt aeI TUESDAY AFTERNOON al 0,loo@.
having joined and those Wishing !" 0"'''
t.i.fi neat saturday Afternoon .r...,.o-
tsl... MADAHE L. LOUIS, Teacher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
WATEE-wORKs.

The Joint committee on finance and
water viii hold a meeting next tuesday
night. at which ia oil probability the
contract for establishing water-works
will be- let. The committee mas given
much time aud care TO this subject, has
had a number OF propositions, and de-
cidcd. after consulting with a competent
engineer who was employed to look into
the matter, that it WAS best 10 designate
the kind of works desired and to receive
bids for establishing the same. The
committee expected to have closed
the matter mp at the meeting
Wednesday night, bat other bids were
expected besides those IN hand. The
committee hoped 10 he able to get a
frst-cIass supply Of water and at easy
rates. Manchester has l-ater-works
now. but the necessary fluid cannot be
obtained above Eleventh street The
new works, when established, will also
serve in case Of fire without the aid s.
engines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
LATE WEATHER nrPowr.
rRIGHrENED TO DEATH.
The Duc de CsmpSeItcc. who Marrt.o
the widow of Singer. Drops
Dead OF Fright

Ihcro seems 70 be A
halo Of romance. mys-
terry, and tragedy sur
rounding TIE lifc-hisio-
r'os OF al whose lives
brought them into con-
tact with Singer. She mill
lionaire sowing. machlue
man. 10 seems fbethis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

At the adjourned meeting of the Coun-
ell Friday night the following, offered
by Mr.. LILY, was adopted:
Rcsohcd, That when tho Manchester
Fuel. Power, and Lighting Company
shall have obtained the charter referred
to il the fifth section of an ordinance
granting the parties named therein GER
tain franchises, which ordinance was
passed November u, 1887, that ar ordi-
nance shall be passed to make the fran
chises therein granted inure TO the benc-
fit Of the complnysochartered, provided
the original parties named in said ordi-
nance of Noyemberl, 1887, shall signify
to the Counci their consent thereto.
Judge Copton, City Attorney, was Of
opinion that u would be safer to pursue
this course than TO adopt the amend
ment proposed by Mr.. Owen changing
the officers from those originally named
to Others since decided upon. The
trouble was that the company had not
yet obtained charter. All of these
matters viii soon be settled. The com
pqny is required to begin work within
sixty days after securing their charter.
it IS aleo obligated to furnish the city
with gas at price not exceeding 7jc.,
and to private consumers for not more
than p per l.000 cubic feet, the light to
be Of equal candle power with that fur
nlshed IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Agents for "ouihem Fertilizer Com
pauy present owners Of Libby
Prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
MANCHESTER NEWS.
THE ELECTRIC PLANT SOLD TO NORTH
ERN GETTLEMEF.
The Gas Company's Oriinsnce-rhs water
Works Question Soon 10
Be Settled

The Old Dominion Electrie-Light and
Power Company have sold their plant IN
this city to r syndicate Of northern capl-
talists. The original company was com
posed entirely Of Richmond and Man
chester gentlemen. They organized
something more than Il year ago, oo-
tained permission Of this city TO erect
their works. and established plant
at the corner OF Fifth and Por-
ter streets, which is equipped with
the most improved machinery. Wires
are strung up Hull street into swans
boro', end more than one half OF the
stores and places of business here are
lighted by electricity. Most Of them
have incanlescent lights and some have
are lights which compare in brlliancy
with any light furnished in the State.
The company lights NJ the yards Of the
Danyille railroad here aud the Trcdegar
Works in Richmond The investment
is almost certain 10 prove n good and
paving one now, and fewycars hence It
Will be- a paving thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
Chaplain 30 CITY -ApDrO-
prIoficn OF 5000.

Mr.. Guy opposed the appropriation, saying
that ne believed that there Wa4 not minister
I'm the city who would not oririafe freo ol charge
ar funerals Of parties OF Dis denomination. tie
would guarantee 20 as far as Li, thc MetLoli,D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
SPRAW
zobchodu GwierGwiekowe rocz-
Elcy powstanla polskl"-
go Zr. 1868
WlnOnip.

70 raz plerWszy obchodzllis-
my tn W Winonie w dniu %
b. m. uroczyscle rocznice pow
stanla styczniowego. a jeszcze
mgdy.n1e widzieI's1ny W mics
Gle naszem tax licznego polskie
go zebrania, jak owym dniu
pamletnem w sail polskie) szko-
fy.
Uroczystost rozpoczeia sic
jnz rano O godz. Smej msz4
sw., ktora kosc,ele polskim
sw. Stanis}awa kostki "a Pol.
ske ~odprawi} Wiel. KS. Pro-
boszcz Byzewski.
Ma wieczor zas zebraia sic
mlajscowa wiara obolga pEci
W sail szkolnej o yodz. y talk
llrznle, IL W przezstronnym To-
ka.u navel mielsca ME stale
Ola wszystkich, ktorzv prague.
il wzlaG udziai W wspanialym
obchodzie narodowym.
Posledzenie zagait Wiel. KS.
Romuald j. Byzewski, powo-
fulac ma prezydenta 90. Jana
Bambenka, ia sekretarza zas
n'3ej podpisaneyo Mie@zyslawa
kowalskiego.
Piorwsza move wyglosil
Wi"l. KS. Romuald Jan BY.
zewski, publ;cznosG srol
| gfuchej sfucha}a riszy, z IA
| jeciem, bo by}a to NOVA pa
tryotyczna, "a serca porywajq-
ca sfuchaczy.
Pc MIN zabral gtos ob.
Hleronim Derdowski, redaktor
Wiarusa. Przebiegf on hlsto-
rya wszystkich pows,ah pol
skich, szczegolnie zas ostatnic-
90, Mowif o roznych zdaniach:
ola czego Polska upadla, a
nakoniec, wskazul4" ma ME.
zwykiy ru"h wojskowv W L.
urople, zapowiedzial bl;sks
woJne o %stworZenle nlezalez
nej Polski. Z czego wysnu1 po-
tr2ebe zbierania Skarhu Naro.
dowego.
Na~tepnie przemowIt mas,
zacny pa1ryota Oh. Jan Bam
beneh.
Ponlawszy ostatui4 m>sI
rzu"o"H przvz poprAcdnirg'
m"wce, w .l@drnych, popular
nych slowach p%oIecai popl"ra.
ME skladknmi SIuju NUodo
~ogo. ktorcg" prZrz Rad Cen
%traIuN MlWaukcc wy braMl
lostaI patroncm. | ON wyraM.
prlrkonanIc, " "%lezadlugo "
Europie MONA SIC spodl1ewat
n0Wego powstanla poisklego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

ME p. Laacher wzywa publicznosc,
ably kaidy utrzymywaf " porzad-
ku sw6j. sidewalk i W przcciagu -
godzin snieg Z miego usnwaf, -ko-
TO tylko spadnic.
i w dniu "a styczmla umur}
W Winonie sp. Wulrnty Is a
be *, ~fas~iccl groccrni,'n ma ST
choty. - Zmarfy byl vionkiem
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. naleAaf do ka-
sy posmiertnei t%utcjszyoL Towar-
zystw sw. Stanisiawa i sw. ka1-
mierza, a nadtu mia} aSckmowane
zycie w pewnem T"warzvstwle w
Iowa.
Gosc. = Bawl " mas pbcc-
Lie w gosclniv, u licznych swo-
lvh krewnych, pan Leila, VIA
sclcleI grocerH' zsMinne.polis.
Va drngiej utcy, stqbi
mlasta z%a~1azatu sic .jAklrs dzl-
vaccine Towarzy stw" wStrzemlez-
liwosci, zto&one " samyrh znunych
plWOszow. ktu Suhlc Iuuautu Gu
pryne zaprocay, trG" Namracl d.
domu odprowadzaj ~ i mad MIN czn.
waja. MoEe sic trz sputziewuc Ii
zApomogi = cd i"ny I" yrzhiecIe
Ko0uk uusz Puwct Schnase
laioAyf handel grorcrny uraz han.
or.z handel drohnyrh iokriowycl
pod 1r. s53-E. Sunborn Str, ME.
daleko Wlncznw>kj.gn. SchnAst
Jest tachswym budowniczym i ME
dnwno io mas -ie plzyrr"wmdzit z
Ira Crosse.
RM P,yulsho ~wyJrchata "
poniedzlufck na IiuzSlv cZas "
goscine do swoich Alswnvrh "
South Bend, Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

Moskalo sami JUL sic go oba-
wiaja, bo-iak czytaf W st.
Paulskim Globe odbywaja re-
wizye 20 domach polskich, i
gdzie tylko znajdq strzelbe, re-
wolwer hub inna bron palma.
natychmiast zabierajq. (Oklas-
ki).
Pan w. A. l. o b j i
bardzo zaja} a nawet do }ez
rozczulit zebrauych zajmujq-
Gym odczytem Czarne,j
k leg i, iak to Murawiew O.
krutnie sic pastwil no miesz-
kancach Jaworowki, ma Litwie,
wydawszy be- wszelkiego s]u-
sznego powodu rozkaz, ally
Jaworowke spalono, siedmiu
ma dzielnejszych mfodziencoow
powieszono, a reszte ludnoscl
ma Sybir wywieziono.
Il kolei zabraf CLOS ob. Mar
Gin d ASH 5 k i, nasz
polski llstowy, prezes Tow.
sw. Kazmierza krolewicza,
wynurzajqc zyczenie, ably to
liczne zebranie stale sic po
czatklem i podstawa z}otej
zgody %pomledzy wszystkiemi
polskiemi bractuami tute]sze-
mi. | te move przyjeto z p"
wszecEnem zadowoleniem, BIZ
jac huczne oklask..
Nasza X a p ? o $ k q
tak3e dofoay}a swa czqtke do
uswietnienia obchodu. Jej ma
rodowe marsze i sztuczki tax
porywafy serca wiarusow, re
raznle Ia muzykq billy TAXI
polskich marszow j sztuczek.
Tow spiewu sw. &c ii,
panny j m}odziency. wspii
zawodniczy@o 4 kapela, pod
noszac uroczysty nastroj OBJ
chodu harmonlinym spiewem.
Mode to dopiero Towarzy-
stwo, ale szybko pnie sic w
gore i doblja uznania: zaslu-
2yfo sobie ma ME juz samym
wystepem ma tym narodowym
oochodzie.
0 godzlnie 10 ruzeszlismy
sic do domow, wzmocn'eni w
mifosci Ojczyzny / wiecej o.
swieceni o obowiazkach, Jake
nam pe}nlc trzeba TAX do
mach naszych polskich, lako
tel W nasze] pclskiej gminie i
wzgledem nasz4.] polSkiei o.
czyZny.
Oby nam Bog dozwol1t do
czekaG leszcze wiele obchodow
takich, a navel jeszcze We
selszych ma w%olnej wiasnej
ziemi.
Meczystam Komalewsh1.
Sekretarz uhchndln.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

II G c Schmidt, making annua! report 1000
A II Adams, constable fees 40
b Bamhcnrk commissioner Fee 500
N Toye, commissioner fees 500
Skidmore, commissioners fees aud I,,lcasc is.oo
II Perry, commissioners fees and mileage 1900
/ Finch. commissioners fees and mileage '",ns
Out Of poor fund.
II Perry, Visiting paapcr and team s'i's 90
On motion the report of l. y bo-tt sheriff
showing s., oss.9o fees collected during The year
was received and placed on flr,
A resolution was adopted hxins the the county
AUDITORS clerk hirc at $500 and the county 'e'
,urer's clerk hire at $500 10; the y,AI 1883.
A resolution VAS adopted awarding the pub
Ica,on Of the d~elinqucn, tax hs Of 1885, to the
W,soSA Wtxklv REpupllcw AZ /. cents per
description.
The annual rcpos, OF Jno Nouns, ovcsNee' OF
county poor farm. was on melton received ana
placed on f'e.
The iollowin: resolution was adopted
RESOLVED. That the county printing Tor the
ensuing yea. be and hereby is awarded t" The
following payers a, prices S. Opposite eAeh' ~
printing to be done III the language IN which 'he
paper are published:
W,sosa WkExly RgrrhlicA$, o:''csAl pro
ceed,nss Of the County Board y; - cents per 'oho'
md proceedings Of the board o. EQaal1a''"n It 20
cents per folio.
W'inona Herald, auditor statement si5> An"
a,c,al proceedings of,hcC oun,y Board a, Soccn,spe' :oho'
WEsrlIcAKR HERol.p auditors statement. Siii
official proceedings Of the County foA'd Al 50 cents
per folio, and proceedings OF the l'oard OF Equal
.aion a, 20 cents per folio.
Winona .ApLEE. treasurer report, So, o'-'A'
proceedings o. the County Board a, go cents per
folio, and proceedings Of the Board OF t's"a'7auon
az 50 cents peg folio.
The WlARus. ,easuret's report, SO. Official
proceedings Of the County Board At SO cents pei
folio, ana proceedings of the BOARD o. E'iu'!'1a''or
al, 30 cents per folio.
ST. Charles TluEs, AUDITOR statement, s:;}, and
official proceedings Of the County Board ~ %
cents per folio.
st. Charles UNION, t!casu1er's report -" AND
the official proceedings ofthc County eoatd at go
cents per folio,
Miscellaneous blank printing including treasurer
tax receipts, to he W,ona HERALD, and al! blank
books for the use Of the county be awarded to TN:
W1sosA DAILY ASp WEEkiH REPuhsIc'H at last
wears pnccs.
The following conlmunncanon WA- on ms'o' ~
or,ved and placed On file:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26
DO Biura Aon'tsor-y yo1rtat"a oych
po1ciotu Wi1'onskicgo::

xbo D(NTu LANJf'eo''f ~ J''~ J
po,ciotu WiaonskHgo.:
Plnonie.! Jest -smy gotomi, "y.
konyacut drink rdsnych blanhieto",
publikacyq nszeMich notatek spra-
ecozdaa ur=edhukom oro= rdsnych
roportd,r, jak je za=wyc=aj ogfusz"-
IA gazety tego pomiatu. tnh suno
,osselkich KS q5eh b!qnho"yM lub
drukouanych, olbo cutko~icie, nlbo
czescio,oo Oh uhomanych, stdsoac"ie
do o6stoluuhu. jake potr1ebne po-
wiatoui ma r. 1888, =n Gene sO pro-
cent m:ej cen, ~piaco"yeh pr=ez po-
piat "a @..owy;sze proce 10 =. 1857,
nod acayunhien, &c ,cs=eIhis prGce
drukorshic p%ublikocye proce ~.
roliyotorshie juk opi$o7o po"y49
--prace druhqrshie a.. d. tyho "
kzyku ouyielshin--zosto~ >"ddan"
podpisanym.
Z szacunk en- So. go
p. Sinclair Pblischmg &c.,
per Wm. L. .Snith.
M ,euiosek odroczenir M ~=sS
nieoq1% auiczony.
Nzupeinienic.. w powyi~zem
sprawozdaniu opusclllsmy strrszrzr-
ME obrad Z piatku.
w p atek %prz.>woi '"e ;
tafy Z Funduszu powiatowcg" mas
tepYjace rachunAi: Boynton Met
calf, prace drukarskio s33.so, d.
Eakler, skarbuik pow, porto 20
cstowe s2.77; M.b.Toye, reparacy'
prey wiczieniu 500
Il Funduszu ubogich: j. b.
Bambenek, towary ola fanny ubo-
gich $y4.29, J. b. Bambcnok. od'
uied.ienie 'choryc h, furmanka
transport s22 "a; L.. Skidm"re
ditto l7,l2.
Ma zakupno zleloneg" drew:
din wiezionia F., Probate Office
przyzwolono s34o na fa:me u
bogich, ma zakupienie drz,wa zir
loncgo j surhego, w%yznaczon" S8
%.
Rachunek j. Nj, Nheardown
pisarza sadowegc, ~wykazujc docho
du "a urzedowa ~czynnosd s2.2l7.2:
podczas ostatniego roku. Przyjet'
do akt. - fotem odroczonie u!
do soboty, o godz. 10 pred poi
NJ. TOYE personal---very. honui
Sogzy pomiatowych.
gPoi,cio4cea: III. w. POSs. kler,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

lllOlJOo " o'i ~ q,
zbierajace sic pienia-
dry ma potrzeby o.
czyzny a przede-
wszystkiem ma mai
blizsza polska wojne.
Skfadki takie navy
waja sk}adkami ma
POLSKI SKARB NARO-
DOWY.
Zarzad Centralny
Polskiego SKAR-
Blu NARoDowEGo w
Ameryce znajduje sic
w Milwaukee, a ka-
syer, ma ktoreg;o rece
ofiary maja bye pre-
s%e4ane, muslal stawic
wysoka kaucya.
Ow Zarzad Gen.
tralny wybra} sobie
pc r6jzznych koloniach
polskich swoich Pa
%TRoN6w, %upowaznia-
|jac ich do zbierania
sk}adek W swojej ko-
lonii W okolicy. Ma
Winone %mianowany
ma takiego patrona
pan Jan Bambenek.
Zarzad ME m6gl zro-
bic lepszeg;o wybory,
DO ma}o ktGry z Pola-
k6w tuteiszy /
stronach tax po-
wszechnie jest szano-
wanym i a n Il
r%zetelnosci, jak Was
ME pan Bambenek.
Teraz chodzi tylko
0 to, ably %wszystkie
Towarzystwa polskie
W Winonie ~urzadz-|v
pomiedzy SODA sk}ad~
XII je doreczy}y p.
B%ambenkowi, bytenze
m6g} sic z okaza}a SUI
ma pokazaG pred "a
rzadem Centra]nym
ably Winona byfa
%ws}awiona a ME 10
sta}a schahbionq, po-
s}aniem do SKARBU
~NARoDowEGo jakiej
zebraczej %ja}muzny.
Najlepiej kolekto-
wac ma SKARB NARO-
DOWY ZaraZ ma ma j.
blizszych m%itingach
mleslecZnYch lu-
tym.
Ito otiaruje kilka-
dziesiat cent0w ma
ratunek Ojczyzny,
ten kasie swojej
ubytek ich ledwie po-
GU e, a te jego pie
niadze, posfane do f.
uropy, beda tam bar
dzo %pozadana ceg}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

ODEZW
do 7%o'rarzystm polShich
" Win0nie.
narodowych i koscielnych.
Nh"ahny rok H9ci
1 walec1no$;t polskich dziecit
D=isiaj sobie tn przyr=eczen',
lie gdy 1edsie trza ronoisnio
Ola Ojc=y=ny "yba~isnio.
Ra"oAemy. aroszeNp miec@em-
.lhy W n)n0
BTU w~stawionu
Rlsko cskrzes soal
Oto sfowa, kt6re
napisane byly ma
scianie sail w naszei
szkole polskiej PREY
obchodzie rs %letniej
rocznicy powstanla
n~arodowego z r. 1863.
G}6wny m6wca OBJ
chodu %wykaza}, re
WkrOtce mOzemy sic
spodziewa6 noweg;o
p%owstania narodowe-
go, novel wojny ia
narod Ware i O.jczyz-
ne, a wojna, .jak po-
wiedzia} Napoleon,
kosztuje pieniedzy,
znowu pieniedzy i
jcszcze raz pieniedzyl
Gdy przVJdZlc cZas
i %godzina, trzcba
nam bcdzic bye yoto-
wynn i co do picnic
dry. j na ten eel u
tworzyiy sic talk W f.
uropic, jak tn " A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-26

Ranl Puyulxho ~wyJcchata "
poniedziufck na I~iuzszv czns "
goscine do swoirh krswnyrh W
South Bend, Ind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
POM rs ON
Movements of Citirsas and tho Coming
and Going Of Strangers.

Movements of Citirsas and tho Coming
and eoinE Of Strangers.
James McCahon, superintendent OF the
Top mill furnace, went up to Pittshurg
last evening on business.
Mr.. Robert T. Herndon and bride, Of
Charleston, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. C. Moffat, on South Chapline street.
Col. Tom Darrah left last evening for
Cincinnati to attend the annual conclave OF
the Scottish Rite Mascns of the Northern
jurisdiction.
Mr.. Alex. Laughlin went to Cincinnati
LAST evening, where he will put a Smith
gas furuaceiu the Swift mill. Mr.. Ralph
Whitehead accompanied him and will
superintsnd the erection of the furnace.
Mr.. N. W. Pogue and Miss Stella n.
Morrison will b, married at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. J. A. Morri-
son, on North York street, Island, this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. John Goshorn and Mr.. A. P. Rand
and wife, of Charleston, are the guests for
a few days of Mr.. William Goshorn, on
North Main street on their way home
from Cumberland, Nd, where they have
been visiting friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
T1-Night's Musicale.

The musicale at Banner & Co.'s music
rooms this evening for the benefit OF the
Second Presbyterian church promises to be
an enjoyable affair, and a large number Of
tickets have been sold. Mr.. C. II. Hard
ing is expected TO arrive at 7 o'clock this
evening, and if he does he will take part,
but his name has been omitted from the
programme, which is O splendid one as IL
stands. Miss Bessie Riley is ons OF Steub-
enville's sweetest singers, and Miss Bing.
Ter has been heard in Wheeling before with
great pleasure. The other anne are Miss
Flora Williams, Mr., Joseph Keller, Mr..
H. N, Schocky, Mr.. R. V. Arklc aud the
Male Quartette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
WOOD COUNTY.

A Big Meeting Down at Palkersburg Last
Night.
Srecia 7stgrGm 10 ne Register.
PAREERsBURG, W. Va, February 90
Tonight citizens of all classes met at the
Court House TO take action in response to
the invitation of the Wheeling Chamber Of
Commerce TO attend the convention on the
18th, at Wheeung. Considerable interest
was manifested and q number Of speeches
made. Resolutions sending greeting and
promising cooperation in all movements
to advance the interests of the State were
passed. Fifty prominent citizens we're ap-
pointed rs delegates. Look for q large and
enthusiastic company from here, as Park
ersburg and vicinity are deeply interested
in the upbullding Of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
JACKSON COUNTY.
A Gathering OF Her Substantial Citizens Mt
Ripley.
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A Gathering OF Her Substantial Citizens nj
Ripley.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
RIPLEY, VIVA, February 2O.-A meet
ing of the citizens Of Jackson county was
held at the Court House in Ripley on the
18th. John Myles was called TO preside,
and Henry G. Flesher appointed secretary.
The following delegates were appointed
TO the convention to be held at Wheeling
on the 18th inst:
Grant District-G. T. Douglas, Isaiah
Morgan, John W. Slavin, Cap. Finn, Jas.
II. Cary, +. j. Robinson, John Sommer-
Vile, S. W. Snodgrass, J. ID. Rardin.
Rayenswood-R. 8. Brown, p. ID. Will
Jams, ]. T. Crum, j. E. Brown, SIden
Hutchinson, DR.. j. T. Hartley, William
B. Flesher, E. Beatty, j. A. Mccoy, Ruben
Prikens.
Ripley Henry C. FeAher, John S. Nc
Kown, John Fanber, G. z. Morrison, Jas.
NJ. Polling, D. F. Hyne, ". T. Cyrus, H.
A. Carper, Geo. S. NJ. King, John Il.
Riley.
UuiOn-Gso. B. Crow, Hiram Douglass.
J. B. Swami, W. H. Mckay, Isaac Sayrep
J. II. 0shell, w. s. Owens. John Hamil-
ton, David Sayre, w. II. O'Brien.
Washington-L. E. Hyre, E. II. Rodes,
John NJ. Rodes, Miles Bosn, Frank Ad-
kins, s. L. Parsons. Euoch Stastz, F. nj.
Slaughter, d. b. Corey, W. A. Thomas.
On motion John NJ. Greer, President,
was anded to the delegation from Ripley
District.
All e~itizsLs of Jackson county who are
in Wheeling on the 29th Of February aye
delegates to said Convention.
JOHN NJ GRRER, President.
HENRY G. FLEsHER, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
nrace Up.

YOu are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you axe fdgety, nervous, and generally on,
Of sorts, and want to brace MP. Brace up,
but not with s~timulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for 30 hour, and then leave you In g
worse condition than before. WHAT you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy setion Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such Q
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters,
and only SO cents a bottle at Logan &Coi
Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21

TTo Citizens Are Frustrated By Severe
Strokes.

TTo Citizens Are Frustrated By Severe
Strokes.
Mr.. Robert Crangle is lying at his home
Oh Chapline street in a ~precaiious condi'
lion, the result of a severe stroke Of Pal
alysis, a day or 80 since, which affected the
entire left side OF his body. He sank into
a comatose state from the effects Of the
stroke and kilograms were sent out, sum
moning absent relatives to bis bedside.
Mr.. Crangle's condition improved some
what, but early yesterday morning he wal
seized with another attack, which affected
his brain, aud there is nov but little OF
no hope of his recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-21
The steel Scale.

The following statement concerning the
Riverside steel scale is taken from the
Pittsbrrg Times Of yesterday morning:
President Weihe, of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers. said
Yesterday that the most unfortunate point
about the Benweod and Wheeling discus
sion was that it was not understood by the
general public. The main principals i'll the
case were lost in a mass Of glittering gen
eralities. These were the mailing, heating
aud rolling departments, in which the
Riverside mill now pays 3! per cent. less
in the mailing, 100 per cent. less in the
heating aud very much lower in the roll
ing department than was paid under the
Amslgamated scale"