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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

GRANp LODGE or NlRGlSIA,l
GRAND ~zrRsIARY's OFflCE.
RTCHH1sn, Va. Noyeu Der : lsN'.
V1HF MOST WORSHIpFUL-A.
I GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA Will NJ
hold % special commuure don on WE'D
NFtnAN. lith instant. 40 n o CLOCK a. ~, ST st.
AtrANs IIALi. far the purpose 81 laying tho cor
urr--roro Of me Masonic temple, corner Broad
ard Adams str.cts Members arc requested O.
be- nlnctull iu attendance.
iIy order oi ths Nose Wor,hipful Grand MAS
tar WILLIAM b. ISAACS.
Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

The statesmen who are declining Cabinet
positions iu advance would better wait until
thcy arc e.kcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
A kertaHs Fail.


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LIBERTY, Va, November 13,-CatOr Rag
land, young painter OF this place, fell from
a house yesterday and badly fractured his
thigh. lie was found in an unconscious
condition, but is nov comfortable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

"Mgr. C4UurrEs SAYS France is agtaled
and neryou. and inclined 10 rush 10 whatever
side promises her. saviour" France would
better rush 10 the quiet side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
sWAsHls0roH, November I3.--BoDd Offer
ihgs to-day aggregated sI47, 200. Accepted,
$4,000 4ss at 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

An cy.Confederare has been elected pro-
bate judge Of Waterbury, Conn. Brother
BorrgLLE would better set a watch on Wa
tcrbuIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OFTHE
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEOR-
GA RAILWAY COMPANY.

Holdes Of the second preferred end common
stock Of the EAST ThkNEsSKE. VIRGINIA
AND GEORGA RAILWAY COMPANY are re-
Que-tod fo cooperate with the undersigned Ia
defeating uhe proposed lease Of the propertt Of
tho company 10 the Richmond aud DanYlllc
hairual Company
Copies OF q circular pointing out the oblec-
tons 20 the lease. snf OF bill Ina equity nied IN
sac Go RI o. Chantory ~ Tennessee. az Knox
vile. for che purpose II preventing lis DOasum-
nation, and OF proxies ~ vote against tie AZ
proYal a. the .ta rohoiders meeting g. be held
DECEMBER g.. lsSs. can be- bad upon applica-
ton % any Of Tine undersigned
y. THCUHON a CO.. Philadelphia;
DICK BROTHERS * CO..
Philadelphia;
BLAKE BROTHERS & Co,
Boston AID NcW York;
DICK BROTHERS & LAWRENCE,
New iOrk
WILLIAM WINCHESTER,
no N,i1&2J-5t Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
MEETING OF THE

GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF The CuESAPEAhE
AND ONO RAILWAY CJAPANl.-A gene rll
meeting @. tho STOCKHOLDERS or lhh
CpEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY CONPA-
NJ viii no held 20 q Office in the city = kirh-
rnond ON NOVEMBER -. 1855. at ~ O'Clock noon,
for the purls@ c ~ taking action uIon such mat
tiers as nay Do brought before -
By order Oi ihu Board " Ditoctort
INGALLS,. President
RICtgOND. VA. O.toDsr ~, lS,S 90 2iti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
CCRATCHED TWENTY-EIGHT
y YEARS.
A sCALY, ITCHING skIN-pTSEASE WITH
ENDLESS SUFFERING CURED BT
CUIICURA REAEDlEs.

n had known o. tho CUTICraA RE8EDIg3
tweuty-clght years ago IL would have saved mo
t2O Uw0 hundred doliar-l and ON immense
amount u suffering BY disease ,'soriR.isI CONE
meuced on my head in spot rot larger ,lan %
cent. IL spread RAPIDLY an over my body aui f0t
under my nails The scales would drop ph OF
IN. an mo thine, Gud my -lferug Wts oLdir--
and TithOIt relict ono thousand dollars would
not tempt me 90 EsYe ihis disease over again.
nrn a poor mau. but feel rich % Doc relieved Of
what some OF tho doctors sad was iepro-y, su.ro
rlngWorm. p-.ria-is. etc. took AMI
. . . e1IshrurillIs over ono year AMI a half,
but no cure. / won't % Two or Llroe doctors AnI
no cure. cannot praise the tUricURA fEnBpifs
no much They have male my skin ~ clear aud
free from scales az "a baby.. All used % them
Wa, three l0x az CUUCURA. aud three bottles
OF CJuCUEA REsJLVFSr, and two cakes n ClII-
CrrA SOAP. If you lad been here and s9i1 you
would Lave cured me for SEQ you would have
had the money. looked llse the pi -turo ia g0ur
book az lfora-is picture go. >, "huw o. euro
skin Diseases 70 but now ] Hm az clear as any
paI-0n ever WnH. Though force Of habit ruD
my hands over my arms and legs 90 -rrht once
in awhile, but % no purpose. J am all we'll.
scratched tWtlty-eight years, end 10 got o. Dc a
Kind 81 ferord nature tO me. / thank you Is
thousand times. Any hinR more That you want
o. know write me- or 1ny ono Who reads us may
write % mo and / VII answer 10.
DENNIS DOWNING.
"a Nr Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
PETERSBURG RAILROAD coSpAST,(
nont
rrSsrssEs MIDLAND RAILWAY coSrMY.(

RIcHYONO. Va. November TN Z
NNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
q HOLDERS
40 provided by the bylaws Of he company,
the annual m0otug % tho stockholders " no
Tennessee Midland Railway Company for he
election 0f directors and lie transaction ~ such
cthor business "a may como ueiore 20 viii %
held no ihe Office ~ ne company in Tie city 81
Memphis. Tenn, a. - o'clock VI. on WFDNhS-
DAY December 3th. The stock book viii close
ON November 3lth and reopen on December 6th.
ROBERT l. TRAYLOR,
no Aides secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Ole Bull, the famed yiolluist, was not re-
lated 10 Dr. Bull, the Cough syrup man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
uENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY,, Vt, Jan. %. 1877.

Psoriasis. Eczcma, letter. Rineworm. Li"tcn,
Prnritls. ~cali-heal. Milk-Crusi. Dandru1. Bar
bcrsi. bakers, Grocer-. ana NaslerwOmans
It.h, and every species Of itching, Burning,
ScaIy. Pimply Humurs of Skin and scalp and
Blood. with loss OF hair, arc positively curci ny
CUuCCRA. tho great skin cure. anu CruCCRA
SOAP. an exquisite skn Beautlier. externally,
and CCrCCRA EEs0LyES1, the new hlool-l'ur-
Ger, internally when physicians anu oil other
remedies fal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
MEETINGS..

TtONEFCTIoN COMPANY.-THE
on TuE RICHUNoND. FKEDERiCRSBUk 10
AND POTOMAC AND RICHMOND AND Pr
TERgBURG RAILROAD CONNECTION COM
PhNT VIII De held ai me ocico Of tho Richmond,
Freder1cksburg and Potomac hallroal N9mPany,
IN me CITY Oh kichmond. on WEDNESDAY tho
gsth Of November. 1873. al II oclock ".
J. s. WINSTON.
no lftd secretery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

RICHMOND, VA, november . i''N-
VlHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l ING OF TIE WAKM SPRINGS COMPANY
Will be- held no the Citiyeus rank, Richmond.
Va. 90 MONDAY, November ~ l,sA AZ II
Ociock 4. II. ), a. '. DhNtHls
,olrtt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

HEADQUARTERS RIOH-\,L
i NOND CONHANDRRY. No. 2 ~
hNlCHrS IEAPLAks. RICHMOND. VA, ~
November 4. lssS SPECIAL ORDEk-
SiE KNIGHTS: Assemble az tho asylum, 81
Adams Hal. THIS Wednesday MORNING 81
IL O'Clock. la fun urers ~ Ienplar on foot. "
agt a. e-c0r. b. Tue Nost Worsh!pful Grand
Lodge aud Grand CommAudery Of Virginia In
laying tho corn r-siOne " ths Masonic Temple
Al! transient frators are c0urtsoIsly invited 70
unto win ua
81 order oi the Eminent Commander.
10. h. on ~, Captain-0eneraL
Attc5L. >. hCt. FISHER, Recorder. nOl3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

GRthD MARSHAL DftiNh
Aids 70 Grand Marshal: Lewis -. Orcn7ht",
Tr.. Preston Kelvin, A. vs.. Geroor, w.. II. Curtis.
Henry S. uu'Ner, Benjamin q. August, aud IL.
Is. owen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Largest stock OF DINNER SETS;
Largest stock Of TEA SETS;
Largest stock Of CHAMBER SETS;
Largest stock Of TIN TOILET SETS;
largest stock Of TABLE CUTIE 81;
Iargcs. stock OF SfLYER-PLAIEDWARE;
Largest stock OF CLOCKS and BRONZEs;
Largest stock Of FINE end CHEAP LAMPS;
Largest stock Of BRASS FIRE sEIS;
Largest stock Of COAL-HODS;
Largest stock OF JAPANESE CHINA:
Largest stock Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
All o. the Above goods will DO sold al astonlsh-
ingly low prices, as Will every srtico In the
house. 20
We invite you 10 call and see tho FINEST DIS
PLAY OF CHINA ami OTHER GOODS ever
shown in the city. nO7-W,FRSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14
PROFEssION


CCHOONER ALFRED KEEN JUST
- arrived with cargo fresh RoCKLAND LIME,
now oischsrging. For sale lOW fTom wharf.
large stock fresh kOSkNDA t.K AVID IMPORTED
PORTLAND CKMKST, CALCiNKD PLASTER.
ANNaUa LIME. KXcEl X tilfE-bklCk.
IATaS. SC. WAkkEk AOOkk
Importer Nova Scotia Igm. and Manufacturer
hKazi-lroand Land PiaalsE G0lJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

VILL FAMILY CONCERT COM
1 PAVY. ROCK. BELL, and GLAS,-PLAIE Frs
ani YOCALl-I~-Alss Iiu, sopranos Mss
Aurle Iil. con.rsi.0; fr william lil, hasso;
Mr.. 3D. Till tel0r-Will give One oi tnc.r Grand
Concerts 20 the Leur'l-street Methodist EplscO-
pal c.ur b., corner o. Laurel and Albemarle
streets,
FRIDAY NIGHT, N0vBHBgR l'IH.
Admission - cents. Doors open at = O'Clock.
C0ucer. commences as 8 O'CLOCK. Ilckets Tor saio
90 tho door. 10 ll-W&F2t
GRAND TOURNAMENT-FRI-
" Day, November lf.h, has been decided
upon as ne Jay for fhe GHAND IOl WENT
on the race track az tho Epoaition-DrOlnds. A
epirlteI ant exciting contest Is expected. Riding
o. tccin promptly ~ J.. II. forty knights are
expected tO contest for ito hon1r5 aud a very
handsome prize. Alter tho riding coronation
bolt will d. Ef on. o. which none Dut the knights
end tneir laIie3 or those invited by them viii be
admitted. o.. knights enralce FOO will 10 e..
For further information $50 either Of the fol-
loving members " the committee:
h. T. NORRIS,
Ci2 north seventh street city0
j. Al. PARRISH.
fNanChestcr.)
IT, l. WATKINS,
Chesapeake and Ohio Freight Omce)
no ii-st'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

Sold everywhere. Frice CUTiCCaA, 50,.; soar.
glc.; RE-uLVESr g. Prepared by tne 70 TER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANA. Boston,
Mass.
GO Send for " How % Cure SKIN Diseases" O.
pages. 80 Illustrations. and 10 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-14

NOR SALE. 4 BROWN Fill IN
L LI three and half years Old: bred <c-2A
from sam Purdy. Apply at DUhE'S STABLE.
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HEADQUARTERS OM-\,I
a MANDERY 81. ANDREW. 20. Is, ~
g. r.. KCIHOsD. Va, NOYonOcr ~, y
ls-s--sP ECIAL ORD l. kS.-Sla/ y
ksf0Hts: Attend "a called assembly Of the Com
mandery NJ Lhe Asylum, ST. Adams Hail.
WEDNESDAY, San instant, az li.SO A. N. in full
dross Of Is rsmpar on foOi, % at as c-oOrt % $40
Grand COmmaLdory an Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge Of birgiuin iu laying the cornerstone Of
tie Masonic Temple
An yausien. PIP Knights arc courtcousy in
yifsd go unite with us.
by order VI tie Eminen. Commander.
T. G.. EHRI, Daptsin-t eneraL
Attest: GEORGE {. JgfFEG8OS, Recorder.
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HEADQUARTERS GRAND ~
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November D.. Itr GENERAL ON- y
DuIS: The hight Eminent Grand CJm-/ y
u'.ulery anu AID visiting aud local oon4mande-
ri.s wiiI utc.t q, 30. Adams Han GA WkuNE1-
DAY - u O'Clock 4. y. % perfOtm escOrt duty
o. tle Grand Lodge.
ByorIer OF Tho r. T.. GranI Commander.
ISAAC =. TOWER
Grnud laytall-lfusTal
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tile City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers IN the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Kate White has gone to Charles
ton, W. Va, to visit friends.
Mrs. DR.. John Reynolds, OF Shepherds
town, was in The city yesterday.
Mr.. W. S. Wiley, of the New Martins
vile Democrat, was up yesterday.
Mr.. S. n. Prathor, OF Allegheny City,
is among his old Wheeling friends.
Mr.. ALI Rheinstrom has gone to Frank
fort Springs, Pa, to spend brief vaca-
ton.
Mr.. j. A. II. Parsons is almost entirely
recovered from his late very severe i'll
ness.
Mrs. c. Il. Behler and her daughter
have returned home from visit TO Pitts
burgh.
Miss Katie Kiucaid, of Lancaster, o.,
is visiting Mrs. W. a. lsett, on North
Main street.
Miss Emma Kline, of the South Side,
is the guest OF Miss Nellie Logan, OF
Moundsville.
Miss Loa Adams, OF OsccoIa, Iowa, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. +. S. DunHway,
on EOir street.
Mrs. j. +. Legge and daughter are with
Capt. j. +. Legge, OF Grafton, ut the
Mcclure house.
Mr.. James F. Barnes, the well known
quecnsware merchant, died yesterday ut
the ripe age OF 70.
Mr.. Newell Kcnnon, prominent at
torney OF st. CIairsvillc, was at the Nc
Lure house yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Hawley, from Columbiana,
Ala, is visiting her son, Mr.. James J..
IIawley, on Main street.
Mrs. Benjamin Fisher and daughters,
Misses Winnie andGertie, left yesterday
for Lakewood, New York.
Miss Maggie Campbell left yesterday
for st. Louis with her uncle, Mr.. James
Campbell. From st. Louis she will go
to New York.
Albert Bond, OF Wheeling, formerly
manager Of the Telephone Exchange in
this city, took in the funniest yesterday.
-!SicubCRriNc Herald.
Prof. Louis Vaas has gone to Madison,
Wis, to live. lie will teach in Il must
cal conservatory there, play the organ
in n church and lead an orchestra.
Mr.. William +. Post, OF Baltimore, one
of the Baltimore x Ohio compahy's legal
representatives, arrived in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Post has many friends here
II. l. 4 10 Ia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
LOCAL BRgvITIES.
Matters of Minor Moment IN and About
tho City.


The local militia company has received
its uniforms.
BLACKBERRIgs were retailing here yes
terday at forty cents bucket.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
TuE river was stationary at this point
last night, with II depth Of G feet II
inches in the channel.
Jonx scHELHAsE, OF City Collector
Brice's office, has been made notary
public by the Governor
POLICEMAN JAKE DEKU is able to be
out again after Il brief but severe sick
spell, and will be on duty to-day.
TIE pike is now open to travel through
to West Alexander, Pa. The road has
been repaired and the debris all re-
moved.
TIE Italians who have been working
on the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
near Portland Station, returned to Pitts.
burgh last night.
TnE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet ut 10 a. III. to-day to make
provisions for the repair OF the county
roads damaged by the flood.
NAN MORRISON, OF Eof street, was
lodged in jail on warrant issued by
Squire Ankle, ior u hearing Friday morn,
| ing on the charge of keeping house Of
i'll fame.
TIE Royal Gas Company struck {
new rOarcr OH Saturday in practically
new territory. 1t is one OF the larges
wells yet brought in and Superintendent
Meyers is highly eIated.
LAST evenings Steubenville Herald
says: The wreck crew were called GU
this morning by an engine getting oil thu
track at Wheeling Junction. There wa
only a slight delay to trains.
Mus. JANE A. JOHNSON telegraphct
from Mountain Lake Park, Md, tina
General Clinton b. Fisk, the Prohibition
candidate for President, would be Their
to-day and remain until Friday.
THE BenwOod blast furnace at Martin
Ferry, which has been closed for the pas
three months for repairs, will be blow
in on Thursday OF this week. The fur
mace has been changed from N5O-ton to
l00-ton furnace.
FIVE disorderly cases, two drunks
one man charged with shooting in tn
city limits and n woman charged will
being OH the streets after nightfall 10
improper purposes, was the roster O
yesterdays police court.
EUGENE GALLAGHER, n stranger, Will
drunk Monday night, attempted to ks
lady on the street. In the Polio
Court Yesterday he was assessed so an
costs for the attempt, and in default {
the cash was sent to the hill for siXt
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
THE RAILROAD REPAIRS.
Tho u. 4 o. Sends Construction Trains
Ou:-ThS Others. ..

Tho i. & o. Sends Construction Trains
ou:-The Others.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company's TEN
porary trestle over the creek at Main
street, in place OF the bridge swept away
by the flood Thursday night, was com
pleted yesterday about noon. Heavily
loaded cars were backed out on it to test
its strength and it sank over foot, but
this was rcmedied by wedging and prop
ping it up again, and about ! o'clock p.
III. the first train waR run over it. From
that time on u number OF construction
and boarding trains were sent out.
General Manager Clements's special car
'West Virginia" was taken out on the
first train, and Majo Johnson's car was
attached to later train. Several trains
heavily loaded with material and sup.
plies were sent out, and the force OF men
was increased somewhat. No time will
be lost in putting trestles over the creek
where the bridges were destroyed, A
temporary track will be laid and the
more permanent repairs made afterward.
In places where it is possible "crib work"
wifi b0 done-that is the track will be
laid on plies OF old ties laid crosswise
upon each other, and this filled in with
earth and stones. This makes very
solid foundation. Elsewhere the track
will be lai on piles.
The trains got through to point be-
yond Elm Grove, and Capt. Clements
expressed the opinion that trains could
be run through 10 Pittsburgh this
week There is u bridge gone Just be-
vond the 8 bridge, which will require a
day or two to trestle; a second one this
side OF Triadelphia and another at IRA
delphia. Beyond, several remain to re-
build. 1t will be lightning work to gel.
the road laid through in any sort OF
shape this week, but Major johnson
concurs in Capt. Clements's view that 1t
can be done. r,
The Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
got off lighter than at first seemed posi-
Bic. The bridge over Woods run was
replaced yesterday, the track relaid, and
the motor train which left the city at 4
O'Clock ran through to the Park, secreta-
nv Rutter told an lNTELLIGEScER report
or that the COmpanys loss, financially
speaking, would not reach $500.
The Pan Handle repairs are all COM
pleted, except the filling in where CRIB
work or piling was used temporarily,
and trains run Gs ii nothing had nap
pened,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Wheeling Creek Mine No. . resumed
work yesterday morning.
Mr.. JIM. Scott, OF the Etna mill Office,
leaves this morning for Cincinnati.
Mr.. W. r, Ayers left for his home, near
Morristown, to improve his health.
Mr.. John McClain, one OF the victims
OF the ravages Of the storm in KirkwoOd,
has removed to the Island.
Assignee HOLSTER is rapidly fixing up
the KGarshion assignment case. The liza
bilities will probably reach $1,000.
The NJ. i. Church Sunday school pic
mic to have been held out at st. Clair
Grove, on the ST. Clairsvillc &Northern
railroad, to-day, has been postponed in
definitely.
Several days ago Mr.. Frank Gilin,
boss at Wheeling Creek Mines, sustained
some injury about the ribs. Little was
thought of it until Monday, when it was
found by his physicians that he was in
jurcd internally, and from the effects
he died yesterday morning. Belmont
Lodge No. 100 X. OF L., met last night
to make arrangements for the funeral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25
BElIliIRE.
All Sorts of Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local. News md Gossip from
tho Glass City.
G. W. Dickens and wife are at Bur's
Mills for few days.
Miss Mary Booth, OF Darlington, is
here visiting friends.
Several went from here to Stcubcnyille
yesterday to take in the funniest.
The glass workers hold n meeting in
their hall this afternoon at . O'Clock.
A son OF Col. J. T. Sullivan, from Jcr.
sey City, is here on Il visit to his father
Miss Emma Cochran gave Il partva,
her home in the Second ward last night
There is rejoicing generally here over
the resumption OF the works at an rarIy
date.
Miss Maggie King gave croQuct party
at her home in the Fourth ward a,t
night.
Mr., j, II. McFarlin is receiving
tiIing for his land drainage in the coun.
try near here.
Fairbanks, Morse 4 Co., the scalrmcn
VI NASNt"Hui uhNt htH htIc putting III
new scales for the nail works.
Word was received yesterday Of the
very serious illness OF Charlie llcimhrol,
at Darlington, with typhoid fever.
Mr.. David Rice and Hayes Burrows
are bidding on the new Cleveland x
Pittsburgh depot to be built here this
fall.
An old lady hurrying to the train
slipped and fell on the Windsor Hotel
cellar door and was pretty seriously hurt,
striking her head on Il stone.
A bureau was found at the mouth Of
Fish creek by Mr. Reynolds, intact, and
containing clothing, pictures, etc, be.
longing to parties at Elm Grove.
Johnny Gallagher, a little iour.ycar
old, was struck on the head by u pole
falling from an engine near the bridge
abutment, where the little one was play.
ing. He was thought to be dying last
night.
Mr.. 7. Keyscr has taken james Oar
rah's place at the Baltimore 4 Ohio Of.
flee. Mr.. Aldridge takes Mr.. keyscrs
place, Mr.. Squigginst takes Mr.. Aliridgc.s
and Mr.. Fred Eberle, jr., Mr., SQuiggin'
place,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Mr.. Graham, Of the Standard mill, has
semitic the committee ofthe Amalgamated
Association OF Iron and Steel Workers
to meet that Company's officials at Il
o'clock this morning to sign the scale
The mill will start up tomorrow morn
ing.
1t is understood also that Mr.. Whit.
tOkGr, OF the Crescent mill, will also
sign us soon US his repairs are completed
President Weihc, OF the Amalgama.
ton, was in the city last night, but he
told an INTILLIGINCER reporter that he
had no information about the Crescent
mills nlnns.
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~ tiic uO'
Elm Grove, W. Va, Jul

ELM GROVE, W. Va, July "a.
The undersigned committee, residents
OF Elm Grove and vicinity, in view ofthe
great need for aid OF those who have suf-
fered by the recent flood, respectfully
ask contributions from all those who ere
charitably disposed.
There are many persons here who are
in want and their immediate necessities
are very great.
Contributions will be thankfully re-
ceived by any member OF this committee
I =, JoSis, joins +. SWEENEY,
WV. A. WIISOS, ISAAC LINTON.
HENRY H. lIOGSRROOK, ]. X. NOISE,
q. r, Il. GILCHRISr, W. r. CHAMBERS,
LEWIS JORDAN, WM. CREIGHTON,
On. WM. A. CRACRAFT, joins HASDLAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-25

Mrs. r. Cogan, foreman otthe Hulings
Lumber Company, OF Winstead, Pa
the mouth Of Cheat river-is at the
McLure House. He is looking for logs
lost by his company by the breaking of
its boom during the late flood in that
river, and which are scattered all along
the Ohio river. The company lost about
10000 logs. Mr.. Cogan will have n saw
mill put on boat, and will 90 along the
river and saw the logs up wherever they
are recovered.