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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
Aoaarier IA Million Fire.

MOTH WILBRAuAM, MASS, February
l5.-The extensive work of ths Collins
Paper Manufacturing Company caught FIRE
this morning and were entirely destroyed.
The structure contained large stock Of
finished paper ready for shipment. This
was entirely consumed. The works fur
uished employment to 200 operatives and
vas practically the only industry in the
town. Its capacity was about 10 tons Of
tiuished paper per day. The controlling
interest in the firm is o|ne by Congress
man William Whiting. of Holyoke. The
loss il estimated at $3.50. 900. Insured in
the New Eaglsnd ard Mutuh Companies
fnr ahont SEQ OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
BLAINE'S MANTLE.
viii It Fall On Senator Hiscock's Shout
ders"

ders?
New YORK, February IA Washing
ton special to the Times gays; While these
Western booms are being started a remark
dropped in private conversation by Mr..
VIM. Walter Phelps has opened the ears
of the Sherman, Allison and Cullom men
with snap, and caused the Hawley con
tingent from the far East TO raise its eyes
in astonishment. Mr.. Phelps is quoted as
saying TO Southern man, who asked his
opinion sbout the meaning of Blaine's let
ter and its probable effect in the advance
ment Of other candidates, that it was alto
gether probable that Senator Hiscock, Of
New York, would become the legatee Of
Blaine, and that lie would go into the Ma
tionsl Convention with New York, New
Iersey and all the other Eastern and Mid.
die States, except Connecticut, behind
him. This report has made Mr.. HiscocS
an important factor in politics. II he was
aware Of any plan on the part Of lie Blaine
men to take him up instead Of the Maine
knight, it would account for his modesty
and reticence when asked by correspond
ents to say what be thought Mr.. Blaine
meant by the let er.
Mr.. Hiscock's chances for nomination
are certainly not smaller than were those
Of Mr.. Garfield seven years ago. Many
Republicans regard him as man whom
they could support, quite as cordially as
they supported Garfield. There is grow
irg impression here among men, who are
we'll acquainted with the feeling Of the
Empire State, that Hiscock would prove
an extremely popular candidate. 1t looks
as il the result Of the publication OF
Blaine's letter would be TO encourage all
the sspirants for the presidency TO make
heroic efforts 10 enlarge their respective
followines go into the National Convention
with dozen candidates, and then perhaps
under the inspiration of the Kansas and
California hnrrah, break for Blaine and
nominate him by. .ac'lamation on first bal
lot. All Of his friends agree that he would
not refuse a nomination under these cir
! cumstaucas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
A SLIGHT HITCH.
Tee Fishery Question Nearly settled-The
prssIdeOt's WISH

Tee Fish:ry Question Nearly settled-The
Presidents Wish.
NEW YORK, February l5.-A Washing
ton special 10 the Post says: The follow
ing statement is obtained from excellent
authority: The fishery commissioners
completed their labors this morning, AID
the papers embodying the result were all
ready for signatures when at the last mo-
meut hitch occurred, it is understood,
upon some question rs to boundaries to
bays and inlets over which exclusive juris-
diction should be conceded to one Of the
powers. Ii this disagreement shall not
prove insurmountsble, and it is hardly
supposed that 1t will, there is a strong
probability that the President will either
to-day or tomorrow communicate to the
Senate the result Of the deliberations and
will make startling innovation upon pre-
cedeut by specific rsqnest that publicity
shall be given. No information as to the
nature OF the nearly completed agreement
can as yet be received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
A HAPPY EVENT.

hon. j. j. 8. Hasslsr and Wife to Celebrate
the Twsnty-fIfth Annigersary CT Their
Marriage.
Special TtIe0raR 10 pIS Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February Is
On February %, 1863. John ]. S Hassler
and Mss Ida Manning We're united in
marriage. They have lived happily TO-
gether during the intervening twenty five
years, aud on Saturday, the 25th inst. 4,
will celebrate the twenty fifth anni-
yersary of their union. For this pur.
poe they have Issued elegantly engraved
cards, handsomely decorated with silver
border, inviting their West Virginia and
other personal friends t0 meet tbam at the
residence Of Captain and Mrs. Hsssler, No
100 street, Northwest, this city. As the
Captain has made host Of warm friends
since his residence in Washington, very
eujoya5le time is anticipated. The occl-
sion will be known as their SILVER we'd
ding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
A BIG FIRE
In rroyldencs, r. I.-Heavy Loss to Prop

In Providence, r. I.-Heavy Loss to Prop
tT.y.
providence, r. l., February IA
big fire is raging over several blocks situa'
ted across the street to the West of the
Union depot, and involving a num-
Der of big brick buildings par
italy occupied by manufacturers and
jewellers, several hotels, including the AL.
drich house and the stable and carriage
houses. The alarm was sounded at Has,
and the whole f9e department was called
ont Immediately afterwards. So far the
flames havs had their own way without
check. 1t is impossible at this hour tn
estimate losses o. even the heavy losers,
but il the fumes are not stopped where
they are Low it will probably be the cost
liest this city has ever krown
At 1:50 m the FIRE was under contIol.
The less will amount to over half million
dollars.
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souaszed to Dsstb IN . winsmm

CHICAGO, February IA Concordia,
Kans., special says: A farmer named
Plus Bean, living near here, suffered death
in singular manner yesterday. He had
fed grinder, run by q wind mill, and
having occasion to climb above the grinder,
the shaft which was turning at the time,
caught his clothes and in spite Of the
mans efforts, his stout coat and pants
were wound round the iron bars. He called
to his employees to cut him down, but they
could not reach him. 1t was q fearful
squeszs. The sufferers face grew purple,
his eyes bulgei and the veins stood out
At last the mill could wind no further and
but too late. The last breath had
been squeezed out Of its victim and he
hung lifeless from the shaft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
THE TREATY SIGNED.
Tho Fishery Negotiations Arrive at n
CoiclusiSn.

Tho Fishery Negotiations Arrive at a
CoiclusiSn.
WASHINGTON, February 15.-Aiter
daily sessions for the last two weeks, the
Fisheries Commissioners at I o'clock COM
pleted their labors aud signed o treaty
which it is believed will result in q salts
factory settlement Of the disputes that
have existed for almost century between
this government and Great Britain over
North Atlantic fisheries.
1t will be seat to the President to.mor-
row for transmittal to tha Senate. AL
though the treaty will not at present be
made public, it can be stated that it relates
exclusively to the disputes concerning the
fisheries of the Lorth Atlantic coast and
does not include any provisions concerning
the Behring'S sea trouble or commercial
reciprocity. The treaty, it may also bt
added, does not contemplate the admission
Of fish into the United States free of duty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
,..,,v,r N,coDv,ne rnks, Ch.rrs.

CINCINNATI, February 15.-Reeeiver
James MeConville arrived from Steu5en-
vile to-day snd took charge Of the Metro
politan Bank. He had gone to Steuben-
Vile to correct an informAlity in his bond.
he ia totally uulcquainted with the con-
ditiou OF Affairs, and can say nothing Of
the outlook until be has had time to ez-
anime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
A SAD ACCIDENT.

A Prominent Lumbermsn KILLED Near
ROwlesburE.
Special TsleHaz 10 ps Register.
RowLEsBURG, W. VA, February 15.-
Mr.. N. E. Howe, one Of the most popular
and widely known lumber men Of this
State, was accidsntly killed by q locomotive
at Eighty Cut, four miles west Of this
place, to.uight. It is not known at this
hour how the accident occurred. HIS re-
mains were brought here tonight ut ten
O'Clock by one Of the helping engines BE
leaves wife and three children, who reside
at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
A Sensational Divorce Case.

Sp1cidl TtiscrdRI 10 he Register.
COLUMBUS, O., February l5.-The Kno.
dererJivOrce casa is attracting much at.
tention. Mr.. Knoderer filed the petition,
and therefore is the plaintiff, and he al.
leges the following grounds for divorce
Adultery with Keuward Wood and deser.
tion. Mrs KuodeIer's cross petition says
that the plaintiff has been abusive and has
threatened bsr life, and charges him with
adultery with an unknown woman, where
by h contracted loathsome disease. The
case is nearing a conclusion and public
opinion favors the idea that Judge Evans
will grant neither divorce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
Ha.s.lds Removed from riksville JAIN.

Hataslds Removed from Fikeyile Jail.
LOUISVILLE. KY, February 15.-United
States Marshal Gross received dispatch
this morning from Deputy Marshal Nc
Donald, at Catlettsbusg. KY, saying that
he and the jsilor Of Pike county had
brought the Hatfield prisoners there, and
were awaiting further orders. There was
no demonstration on the part Of the Nc
Coys at the removal of the prisoners, and
no excitement whatever in ths county.
Marshal Gross will not leave as expected,
and viii allow the nine prisoners to be
brought here with their two guards to-
MORROW night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
An Amerleaa Consul. Dam and.

TASerER, February 15.-It ID reported
that Mr.. W. Reed Lewis, the American
Consul, has asked his government to i'm
mediately send q man-of-war to enforce
his demand for the release of Moor, i'm
psisoned at Rabat The authorities de-
clare that the Moor has no right to the pro-
lection Of Mr.. Lewis, on the ground that
civil suit was pending against Moor
when ths consul issued his protection pat
ant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
In q False Light.

The members Of the police force Are very
much hurt ov.r o publication in the In
teiii9eHe9 yesterday morning In connection
with the payment of the funeral expenses
Of the late Joseph T. Glenn, in which il
was said thst '.it was understood at the
time Of the funeral that the flowers were
given by the police force a. Q testi-
monial Of the esteem In which they
held their brave fellow oHicer.D The
officers did give them in that spirit and
had already paid the bill for the fowers,
and another little item, when Clerk Shan
ley, Of the Board, went to them and asked
them for the bills Of their expenses, % the
Board had decided TO pay all the expenso
and the flowers were included. Oficer
Shorts, who had the matter In
charge, told Mr.. Shanley that
the bills had been settled, bat
Of eourse they were willing to allow the
Board to psy them If that was their deter
nination. The fact thst the city did Day
for the flowers under these circumstances
does not indicate that the action Of the
force was not prompted by feelings Of ten
derness for their brother ofacsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
Tho Republican scrapss Through.

MARQUETTE, Mich, February l5.-Rs,
turns from yestsriay's special Congres'
siousl election in the district show the
election Of Seymour Rep by = majority
of shout 800 over Bruen, the Democratic,
Labor candidate. Seymour carries the
counties of Alger, Cogebic, Grand, Trsy-
erse, Iron, Kswensld, Luce, Marquette,
Menominee and SSoolcraft by msjorities
aggregatins !, 1,673 Breen carries Bsraga,
Chippewa, Deltx, Houghton, Mackinaw
and ontonagon by msjoritiss footing up
about !, ,527.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
Ohio Legislature.

Sptcll IueJTcH 70 lR RSgIStT.
COLUMBUS, February 15--Ths House
lojbies were we'll filled each day and n
large number OF wonsn were daily visit
o7a, Seven bills were passed to-day. The
only general bill pissed was one hy Mr.
Davis, providing for the lssling and work
ing Of convict m lde g,o1s aud merehsa-
disc manufactured by convicts in other
Stats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
Extensive Opium smuEx,lns.

NEW YORK, February 15.-Collector
Magone promises some startling disclo-
sures shortly in regard to the opium SNUG
Cling along the Canadian border. 1t Is
thought that the country from Ogdens-
burg to Watertown, on the line of the &. =,
w. q o. r z, Is literally lined with
opium smuggling dens. The opium is
brought from Asia by way Of Van Couver
and the Canadian Pacific railroad to the
St lawrence river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16

Crsc7ssArI, O., February 15.-Dntziet
Master Workman CAvansugh has fcrnaliy
mspended Garfield and Hanaah Povdesiy
essmbiies for their disobsdieues Of his or
aef Tor them to rstun 70 work. Hannah
Pe.deriy asenbiy h conpossd of women
and girls working IN shos Ecloriea Tbsy
sssin 70 oe part d Assembly No. PIG.
Ihis action VIII bring tie contest within
kmgnf. of L.her eirelea 10 Q deddoo, -
teefe VII undeniably Be m sppeal frvn
Aastr workman Csyaaaugh's ofdG.
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sale Of Ben. Periey Posrs's Collection n.

sale Of Ben. Periey foSrss Oousctaon.
Boston, February 15.-The three days
sale Of the historical, political and literary
autographs collected by the late Maj. Ben.
Perley PooTs was begun in this city to-day.
The attendance was not large. Among
the higher prices obtained were
the following: Robert Burns Ia ballad on
Mr. Hsron's election), 500; President
Bachanan, sls so; Sir VIM Blackstone,
sl2; Andrew johnson. 81 50; Gen. John
A. L,gsn, S3.5O; Jefferson Davis, Ss,25.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16

sHExAspo1H, Pa February ID. -
news Of ths iut<hdsd oiltss ~ =
collisry eugineen hs faissd . sssrn ]
indignation hsss svea ansss - -
who declare ttss ths ssp vs,A - tbsn
ruiDous thst eSaN b tskss, asit sse1l
flooding the rsins thsew thsa sol1n1
idle for montha Nsuy u thsa ~
II the strike must dspen1 - sseA 3 ~
for possibls ssceesA that u - bsotol !
thrown at ouos. rhers = ~ ps1eod
believe that such an oIdss y stiks wiIl y
be obeysd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
An Agricultural bureau.

WAsHISGToS, February l5.-1he House
Committee on Agriculture today decided
to report fAvors5ly the Hatch bill, to create
a new executive department to be known
as the Department Of Agriculture. The
portions relating 20 labor bureau in the
proposed new dep putment are omitted at
the request Of the Labor Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
The Grown Princes Condition.

LoxDos, February ia dispatch from
Sam Reno says: The German Grown Prince
rassed another restless night. He has .
headache, but otherwise his condition is
fsvorable. DR.. Mackenzie, who intended
leaving San Reno to-day for London, win
delay his departure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
a Bis Laad Tile san

imPLLE, ISD February l5-An
eityait, involving property in this
Sap at S7OO, 600, was filed in the
pcoalrt yesterday. The suit il
hsaOossphine COllstt, Of Tsrre
" "A recovery Of property former
nos Ne Erie Canal bed, which 4
p Tin par. By ore Of the princi-
o.nsr sres Of the city, while in
p' covered By rssidenees and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
P-.,asutIaI Nomination..

wAsHrxaroS, February 15.-The Prssi-
dent to-day sent the following nominations
TO ths Senate: IntsriOr-LeIis G. Granger,
Of California, 70 be Register Of the Lxnd
Os;ca al Marysville, CAliiaFnia; ]. II. Grad
DER. Of Califcrnis, % be Receiver Of Public
MoOsys at Marysville, California
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
NJ nonIa comiar HON

NEW YORK, February 15--hr. Gould
viii arrive In Florida next Monday or
Tuesday on board the Atlanta. Such Is
the assurance Whispered around He WIZ
come direct to New York, il is added.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
The Be.ds K.e.-.r.a.

sAoo. Hk, February lk-Tss ssd d
the sseo Bank robbery ssnaaon vss A.
rived At this nernisG TSs isstitstiss has
recovered every dollar q ths -, 900
worth q Registered beads stolea b Rsnk
Q. AcNeally last Anenst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16

Msthipg equals DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
Al Eases Of sore throat coughs, colds, etc.
~ pains are speedily dispatched by the
ssf Salvation Oil Price IS cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
STATE BOOM GROWING
WORDS OF RNcoURAGENBNT COMING PROM
ALL SIDES.
Interesting Letters PrOn Prominent CitEsns Con-
nsrding he Development Convention -
West Vrginiss Advantages and
Needs
wAsH1Seros, d. c., February 12.

Mr.. james B. Taaey, Wheeling, ". Va:
MY DEAR sIR:-I am highly gratifed at
the efforts you are e1erting through the
columns Of the REGISTER to give our
State that prominence aud recognition
which her great natural resources and op-
portunities for o fair investment OF cspi-
tai entitle her to. There is no State in
this Union that can afford better homes
than that of West Virginia. She has
coal, iron, salt and timber, as well as
genial climate and fertile soil. Her i'd
yantages in ths3ng of s.ock-raisfng are
equal to these Of many other States to
which there is q greater immigration and
which are more extensively advertised
than ours. She is just now at the thres-
hold OF her development, and by proper
care and attention and the pro-
per inducements being offered to immigra-
ton we nsy expect to see her doubled IN
population within the next decade. am
in daily receipt Of inquiries respecting her
resources Snd always avail myself Of these
opportunities to speak of her great facili-
ties for mining, manufacturing and agri-
cultural industries. have great hopes OF
the future OF our State, and am gratited
to know that both Of the great daily papers
(the REGIsTER and the Intelligeneer) are
using their best endeavors to bring these
matters TO public attention.
1 am s,rry that my public duties which
require my attention aud presence her will
not permit rae to meet in your coming
business convention and present more in
detail the views which l entertain touch
ing the enterprise which had its origin in
your wide-awake and leading city.
With my best wishes for the success OF
your endeavors, remain
Very truly yours,
CHAs. l. HoGG.
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ygVS AND COMMENT.
rIIE WEATHER..

w-.y.-y..s Warner tAis wssIaSS.. ,.,1S.,,Ix ~ u
p, H-, Ta crr,r,.' sniiltns 70 s95S seISnS' i.lr
y. Ns>ys... f...r ya-ish,e w.ulS, shinius 20
--.fas-.V =-
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o,-R EgPUBLICAN FRIENDS

OL X lhsA
-, CONGRATULATE them upon their
II was quite respectable all
- ., .,r,i5sr,d, and We can say to Dem
''.-s, .. IA, ,..y Will have a thorOuehly
",, ,...s3 Rs2aSlican party in West w
-, 10 ,Oa.sad With this fall Il
so--,.,,,io, a1d house to house
.'., i, VIA, the Republican party lot
!, West v,rEiGia bCt everywhere
me, ~: hops upoa, for issass CT pEirei-
As tsey hI's uoae. !
Pr:,SrsE gives as elaborate = report |
=, rr,,eetirss Of yesterdays conTen-
-, : - i,s enlarged space will permit, and
-, this morning fail reports OF the
-, delivered. We h1Ps that every |
80 sigs them careful attention f'r
.S',.absIy -, ell the so-cilsd issues Of the
s.:,s,.s,a r.. p,.ry and are forecasts Of the
S,.-,,isr c.up1iSu literature that will
y,Iy.,,,.,si ,,,I ry.al:as. Ovrr the State this
a,i. .,I
v.,c,7;.ss that We fail 10 sec 1t 1t thEJ
-. ,,s,aisc in the way II an srgu-
.,,, VI, the Republican party, State
-.y,t,,.,. should he returned to power
r. %, mail!y devoted 10 the
- ~-,.,r. .,.i-bo. arguments Why
A'- - ~. have ire trad. in ttI
- -, ~. rath:rv ULateyer to
,'--, ..; ~. c,mr.,,n. Both parties are
-, ,,s5gsI in their platforms to
- ,,l,,,i,f r,,,-p, means sim-
-''- -, .,,iI ,.,,a,, the Au.cr-
s' '-'' -, f.,o-asawhols.
'.i t'.1,. w. FL, ,n..,, DIS ,f sufplus tax
"-.-'' -. --,... -, riTicpa;rss
AIM ...,.....-,I lc..,o,,fs i, csrtainiy
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....- ~, ,.ss ,r,d, :, ,hsolut,ly
49, -. -.--.-.,o, ,,,f,, r,sds
I''''''''' ~, ...,. -, .y,-,s,, rs;i- -ys
~ .-, -, ,r,scsss,rv
auioa aye -,l,.ueS Of So called free
r,3sr, i, i..z,h.>7oI5 and iAs removed
.,-.. is-,,i,, f,r The pu,lic
r........-.. MIG t.ss ma, p,ap7ss
Duis&,4 Tie c1ua;.y oas j y Of prote>-
Gol Ja..: DIS proposs to distribute tic
s.asi., ,s Ii. rro.scIiye policy nOre
qs4iy a.-sas Il. people.
Tie gsrsA,sa. L,,leatton Ct the psi
tol ol Ile p.mac;a:ic party upon this
qossi a. shows c'rasly how laneutably
ths E GP1'l.ll patty is Lacking IN issues
10 t1s coa1s.,..l i. is pertinent to
ysal CT a ,rry ,.sa,dcani and rather
aaa.g-il,..sst t-H o,,a,,,I Lear tbs
nd ii ,-sa....,a1 <.s,.sn Oftse cOnveu,
t,a yss,ar.aj. /, Wa. du:iag a Wild,
Sa.4a's La'.s"s about protection ,1s,1
~ 4lsUa. .-i-,'ry. An Individual
slt-s -Pansy IA IL. bask part OF the
Gsle a,g,,1P.sl ~ nlshed sp,akrr
sal-.aa..r.sg. o. While yoa're Pr0''e
~ A4s",'a lg.,al v ag don: you pro
'ae' a=ss..aD lao,' a.;eirst the i'Fsign
Pas2-' labor 'A-' ss brought to this NouL-
',a:s- o. rsg.,,.s,,a's projectors CT
A@':''7 a.,' '",- 20 . r.'s,s and bowls rs
- ~ - '-- 90, - ~ T,I' 'r' T..
- '..- '-e -''O"
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xAruRrs HIsHwAY.
Dsiau II BssGs - BssksAss A. ~
&c.

Dstass u Bssts - Bsssaass A. -
]. r.. Z. r.''.s'.4lsssii:;, si;,' ''..-ak'D
Ths Ben Hzr len % uss II Pst~
burg.
Ths Barnard went up vftA II q s,l6
p. n. sad u Chsnealief psDsd - = so
q n
The coasis Iesss IL Pxksssuy ~
Day at II 4 n. md ths Bstehsa~ - Hs1S
burg at 8 q =.
IL nasn . - leading - svssisg
~ 3 e'eieck isdfntsd . ~ Q iad10
and Allins slsviy, Gll = siseAs = -
pasg - hoan
Pnssi Ssvn WI sssl-Assb RStehs
ga n; Psssy Kslag. , p =; j.
Gould, s ?. - Up vith e1BHO[e
Nixon, . q LID Ksefg, 10 q - JtD
Brown, 4:lS ,. -; Ala. 6wifk, 5 FAs
Hernst NA & G:1B = -.
The naEin fsa shsvs yegtwog voe:
on Oty, fsasa; e1oaiy; Rnstsf, -
tneha anA fzlfag; dor - 81; D1en
LaDdinG 10 lbste inehoan1 Tisils; ee1ey
and ed; Dssu1WiEia II - > isd.esa
falling; dsuAy; nMgnDtegl, e6ee4ic
anA slaaissaeY; s.sn1yi Ledk - D
3 ineAn NJ kl1ng; esaly; 0soq
IA - 3insho - rdng; - - Z
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Sole sf frott.nx Stock.

LExiHoroS, Ky, February 16.-Tbe
second day Of Bfasasld 4 Co.'S gest ssie
Of unimpssved trettins stsek, sasr tbs fsir
grounds In this city, w. largely sttsndtd
and fair prices were Obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-16
sarty Approval Of the Movement.

Hearty Approval Of ths Movement.
PENNsBoRo. W. VA,
February l3, 1888.
james B. TdRey, Esq, Wheeling, ". Ia:
DEAR SIR:-I am just in receipt of no.
tice, issued by Chamber Of Commerce CT
city OF Wheeling, calling meeting of citi.
zens of the State on 2sth day Of February,
1888, having for its object the promotion
and general development OF our uuequalod
and varied resources, hitherto almost uG-
known outside the limits Of our State.
l heartily concur in the enterprise, beiiev-
ilg it o step in the right direction. Oar
county will be represented, and predict
the development of advantages, now en-
joyed by our own citizens, and awaiting
those who, in future, may decide 10 settle
amoGg,t Us, which will surprise the most
sauguine. Very truly yours,
CREED COLLINS.