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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

BROOKE County does not intend to lag
behind 10 the march OF progress. Her
subscription 10 the State immigration fond
i made readily.
What are the residents Of her sister
county Hancock doing to advance the
good work? No county in the State has
more to hope from the immigration and
development movement than has Hancock.
Her immense mineral wealth has hardly
been touched. Her veins of Ere clay, coal
and ores are in themselves we'll nigh in
exhausnble. The people OF Hancock sbOuld
not miss the opportunity to attract the at
tentiOn of investors To the numerous adj
vantages she offers. That her citizens are
enterprising il shown by the persistent and
finally successful effort tn secure improved
railroad facilities. Here is a chance for
another COED work. The time and money
expended in advertising the resources OF
their cOunty will he repaid In the end q
hundred fold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

The dOg-in-the-manger revenue policy OF
the Republican leaders in Congress has dis.
gusted conservative thinking men Of their
" party. With no plan of their own 10
propose and With no available substitute
10 C1er, they bend their whole energies to
blockade the passage Of a measure that af-
foIds lust and reasonable relief from the
burdens of q war tax tariff.
The necessity of tax reduction il press
ing A surplus suTpassing the power or
inclination of the most eStravagant legis-
lature to expend is piliDg up in the nation
al treasury. The country il suffering from
a fiscal disease, Millions of dollars are cut
of from the legitimate uses OF trade. ald
yet the ObstrhctiOnists in Congress refuse to
listen to any proposal to lessen these OPP
p~ressiye and useless taxes and open up the
clogged channels OF industry.
The New York Commercial Adcsfiser, a
moderate Republican paper, administers a
Singing reSuke to these statesmen and
leaders, 80 called. Ii says:
The attitude Of the Republican leaders
and their Randallite allies is in the high
est degree unpatriotic, and what iswOrse,
from their point of view, it is extremely
bad politics. If they had any measure of
their own to propose in lieu Of that which
they oppose, any measure which they
could offer as better calculated 10 accom-
plish the result demanded by the people,
their case would be a better one; as il is
they present themselves to the country
simply as obstruetiOnists who will neither
reform the existing and crying abuses of
taxation themselves nor let others do il,
and the people of all parties are growing
very restless indeed under such treat
ment."
A party whose Statesmen" can rise 10
higher than obstruction, and which is ineap-
able of formulating 3 sensible reform of a
great financial and Industrial evil is about
on its last legs. Such is the Republican
party. It has made its record in Congress
The Commercial Advertisers Tebuke is a
Just one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

THE Ohio Republicans will make their
quadr5nnial sacrifice OF the Mansfield
Statesman this year again. Poor SHER-
MAN. what a fate it is to he knitted in the
house of your friends. Here is the Gin
ciunati Commercial Gazette, the one and
only straight-out, thoroughbred, SHEER
MAN organ, serving notice on his managers
a. follows Irrespective Of any Presi-
dental preference, it il political idiOcy to
tx about the unit rule being applied to
tie Ohio deIvgates to Chicago. SHERMAN
re~pudiated the idea at Toledo last year"
Without tie unit rule, the Ohio delega-
ton can't be held solid for the Senatorial
iceberg for one ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
DISTRICT MASS MEETINGS.
Call Of the County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee.

TTHE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
i Committee OF Ohio County, at a meeting
held at Wheeling on March p, 1875, decided and
ordered that Mass Meetings he held in each OF
the ten Magistcrial Districts of the county on
the Last Saturday In April, CaStbJ al
the places hereinafter named, for the purpose q
selecting TEN DELEGATES from each District to
Ohio County in the Congressional DIS
trict Convention 10 be held in this city MAY
Sth, ISsS, for the purpose of choosing THREE
DELEGATES to represent This Congressional | is,
trict at the Democratic National Convention 10
he held at ST. louis, Mo, June 5Ih, ISS
The Mass Meetings will be held at the follow.
ing places, between the hours Of 80 and p. m,
in the City Districts, II bet SGen the hours Of
and p m in the Country Districts, to-wit:
Madison District -Seconi Ward Market Hall,
Clay District-----
Union District &c Capitol Rink.
Center District-Filan's Hall.
Webster District Sixth Ward Democratic Club
Room.
Richie DistriCt-SOlte's Hall.
Liberty Dis;Iict-Centre School House.
Richland District Glenn's Run School House
Tiiadclphia District-Elm Grove Town Hall.
JOHN s NAYLOR, Chairman.
TBos. F. THoNER, Secretary. mr3Oedgi
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why the Manuscript Came Back.

9 y AAN"f. 81 AAf'fN
Seven times q sketch came back 10 my
address, and seven times / placed it in a
ner envelope and started it ont in search
of a resting place. The eighth editor ac-
cepted it. Let me say right here thst in
those days I used an elegant white envelope,
with q blue interior, for mailing manC-
script, aud enclosed one, stamped, for its
return.
One week after its acceptance received
that manuscript back without one word Of
explanation. Dazsd, disappointed, turn
ed il over and over in my hands, and there
on the back of the last sheet | saw what
enabled me TO fathOm the mystery four
teen faint, crooked blue lines crossed and
recrOSsed each other in intricate design.
Each time the manuscript had been mail
ed the moisture on the inside of that blue
ENVELOPES lIp had left its telEtale mark
on the back Of the last sheet, until it
looked like a mosaic design for fret-Saw
work. Even editorial judgement was not
proof against that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
RIGHT HERE IN WEST VIRGINIA,
What Your Friends and N~eignbors Say on =
Matter of Vital Importance.

Matter of Vital Importance.
Below will befourd q sample Of the null
titude of letters of encouragement Messrs.
II. II. Warner & Co., Of Rochester, n. Y,
aaily receive. The subjoined unsolicited
testimonials are from your friends and
neighbOrs, ladies and gentlemen You know
sad esteem. for their honor and strsightfOr-
wardnsss, and who would scorn to be a
party to any deception. What has been
done for Others can be done for you, and it
ia folly, nay suicidal, to lOnger suffer when
the means Of recovery lie at your very
door:
BERKELEY SPRINGS, ". Va, Nov. 9, lSS1.-A
little over fur years ago 1 was completely bro
ken down with what my physicians called Yer
vaus Prostitution / consulted with AZ least SIX
f~rs.-claSs physicians without relief several oil
my friends had used Warmers Safe Cure, with
good results and they told me that my only hope
was in Warmers Safe Cur ] was In q terrl'
Bile condition.: indeed, it was quite clear that
either the asylum or the grave must be my future
home. | began 10 take Warmers safe Cure
aud have taken over forty i've bottles Of 1t and
cou.dnOt nov be induced TO go back 10 my for
mer state for any amount OF money. My irlends
onCu say TO me, Why, what have you done!
what have you taken" 'lon are looking so
well l tell ZEN that by the help OF God
Warmers Safe Cure" has made the great change
in me. | shall never fOFbear 10 tell otthe merits
Of Warmers Safe Cure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
MannInrton MundeIpaI Election.

SDScid, Correspondence OF HC REGISTER.
MASSINGTON, W. VA, April 2-The
election here between the Republican and
temperance tickets was very exciting,
and ended in the election of two temper
auee cOuncilmen. three Republican ceun-
cilmen aud q Republican mayer. The
Democrats supported the temperance
ticket as a party. The Republicans have
been getting abOut twenty majority here,
hut none got more than four majority to-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
Az AMAhMhm

C.poN BRIrGE, ". luen'l Merchant Va, Jan.
4 ISL was married in October, lS1 MY VII
has been under treatment for two years by the
hIst physicians of Winchester, Va, and Others.
TvS az Them said she had the asthma ana treat
cd h,r therefor without beneficial results. xh'
ers laid she had the neuralgia and treated nef
with no better results. Her symptoms were
shoItness OF breath, pain in the hips, SIDE and
shifting TO the chest great prostitution ana ner-
worcestershire most eXCruciating pain u! the
nfck OF the bladder greatly suppressed urine,
frequently desire 10 uTinate with scarcely auy
resIilt. attended with the most terrible suffering
chronic constipation and hemorroldS. lhree
months after marriage ! conceived the ldea tnat
she hal kidney trouble. Fearing 10 trust her
case fur. her to the doctors, and having heard OF
"W,rner's safe Cure" | concluded 10 get IL ana
piyeit a trial. After having taken some seven
bOttl, ; of Warmers safe Cure S'rlctIy accord
inc TO irtcuons, my wife concluded She Was
cured Al tanning from the Use OF " Iner ;
Safe Cure' for two weeks, 10y wife iOund that
her trnubles were coming back \ further con,
finuluCr in the u.e of Warmers sale cure,
iaEing three or four bottles thereof, lett her per,
mAuently well.
Now. after Il lapse Of six years, my VIE re
mains a healthy, hearty, beautiful woman, Inc
irvoF my life aud the mother Of the hrightc't
~ i'm tie two NIrginias born in tue second
wear ufOur W'dlOch.
GrrI A gratitude and admiration for "Warneis
Snr. Cur.. which words Tail 10 .NpIeSs well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

CONGRESSMAN &rrEEwoRTH, who has
been advocating Tree trade with Canada so
warmly is now making high protection
speeches in Rhode Island. 1t makes a
big difference, which tack the Republican
Statesman il Ou, with his political pin
CipleS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

ICEBERG john SHERMAN has thawed
out enough to call a dispatch in the New
York Tribsas An unmiugatsd lie in sub
stance and datsl" And this is harmony
thus curly in b Aclmpaisn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

i RECOMMEND an enlargement Of the
free list 80 as 20 include within it the nu
merOus articles which yield iheonsidsra-
bic revenue; a siDplicatioa of thu com
pick and inconsistent schedule OF dutios
upon certain manufactures, cotton, iron
and steel, and q substantial reduction of
the duties upon these articles, and upon
sugar, mOlaSSes, silk, wool and wooden
goods. -PresideRt arthur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
NA A~ @1~E$

WHEELING, ". Va, Bee. 81, 1sS7'-I was troub-
led with Kidney disease. | can recommend
Warmers safe Cure for l have used IL and
found reliefsnd 8 cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

Sr,rNroS. Va, Jan. >, ISL have been al,
Hi,ty,I with kidney dis aSe for some time, ana !
triri everything that | could think or hesr al
ihlt WAS thought To be OF any COED, hut nothing
had the slightest beneficial etl'ct ana grew 70
!curh worse that | was reduced to a meEs
,hnioy. Being advised to do ~, | procured ana
used four bottles Ot Warmers safe cure ana l
so NOW a strnng and healthy man, abe to work
nu flll NJ Warmers safe Cure l. beyond the
reach of competition as q reliable, sale ana
sue remedy Tor kidney. liver and other klhdr'u
1ng No.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
dor SALE.
SALE.

! will ODER for sal" about IS acres or lRui Just
east OF tho Court House. Mounisyillc, ". Va,
on which II n large dwelling house. "Ut buiIl
inR, fruit trees, shUIbbcTy, sc. ThI- lnhd lies 70
tina five principal street, 81 tie town cRH I've 81
tented through IT, viii be- sold A. q whole OF IN
parcels ~ suit the purchaser. Terms Easy Also
about 20 building lots adjoining. Inquire Oh. ".
Gallnhcr, lno. NJ. Turner, II. ". Hunter, N,Ands'
Vile. W. Va. mrlh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
DIED.

HCCOLLOCH Tuesday evening. April S, lSSS
at q O'Clock, sANUEL WILBUR MICoLLOCH, aged
. years.
Funeral from his late residence on Short Greek,
Thurs las NJ II o'clock d. m. Interment at Shor.
Greek c'metery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
for Bent

LNoR RHST-THE DWELLING BOrsE, ~
u Main Street, 50 prcseIt cipied BY VT
Henry Horkbeimer. PUscssion gwen Arnll,
lsss. Apply to r. e.. DILZELL. del5h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
Aer advertisements.

"AYTED-Two GIRLS TO DO GENERAL
w homework. Apply at the BRUNSWICK,
No. 1877 Market street. ap4q
INoR RENT-BRICK RESIDENCE No. ~ 8.
II York street, Island; also, store room No.
1853 Market street. Apply 70 NJ. THORNTON,
No. 1877 Market street. apir
"ANTED-A NURSE GIRL AT 1905 EOFF
w street. References required. apSr
"ANTED-AT oNCE-Two FIRST CLASS
w Timers, at CHRIS. HEINLEIN'S, Bridge
port, Ohio. ar3I
VII ANTED-EIGHT OR TEN GOOD PLAs-
w tererS. Enquire OF q W. BAGGI, 81.
James Hotel, or ALEX. KRMPLg, Nc. IS Twentieth
street. apSr
EoR ~RkNT-sToNs QUARRY AT RUSH
II Run, Jefferson county, Ohio. Stone coed
quality and accessible 10 both railroad and river.
Fer further particulars address WILLIAM A
WISE, Bellaire. Ohio. ape
COCO PER MONTH TO MEN TO SELL
our goods. Address J. X. RUPERT
eco, South Bend, Indiana. mr?9a
"AE1ED-MAN-To take the agency of our
w safes; sizes 2sXlSxlS inches; weight SEQ
lbs; retail price SG5; other sizes in proportion. A
rare chance TO create a permanent business at
These safes meet a demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, as we are not
governed by the Safe Pool. Alpine Safe Co Gin
%cinnati, O.. fel5Wed8SatFb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04
Htr Establishments.
| | | | | / | !! !.
THE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY

Boards of Health and Experts, in their late
investigations on fool authorizations, Is that
the Baking POrders made from alum and lime,
all leave a residue or sediment alter baking
which Is highly injurious. Nearly ell the 'igitI'
baking powders contain alum or lime! Read for
the analyses which have been pug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

"ANTED-AT ONCE-TwO FIRST CLASS
port, Ohio. ar3I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

"AYTED-Two GIRLS TO DO GENERAL
w homework. Apply at the BRUNSWICK,
No. 1887 Market street. ap4q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-04

"ANTED- "A NURSE GIRL AT 1905 EOFF
w street. References required. apSr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-09

wears in summer. BE says that the over.
coat 10 Northern luxury unworthy Of q
man with blood in his veins.
President Cleveland is said to have a
great admiration for q man possessing
keen humor. But he should not counten'
ance the Jokes the Chief Of tho Weather
Bureau 10 playing on the public.
People don't really kiss the Pope'a toe.
The Pops's foot Is encased In silk stock
ing, which Is again encased in dainty
slipper embroidered with cross, which
the pilgrim touches with his lips.
A siugular Lack Of Courtesy-'T clare
Mr.. shookum, 7 I didn't forRit to az 20
to take yo' hat I'm actually Rittin' dAi
sbsen' minded I hain't got common per.
liteness no mo'."-HarPerI Basar.
Young Poet (wrlting)-"Gus, give me 8
rhyme for hope" Gus-"Soap." 81
wouldn't put such q word In poem OIL
mine" "You'll have to. Charley, II yor
expect to sell it."-7ezGS SJtings.
Seven Maine sChoolmarms, tired o
boarding houCe life, are planning to erect
cottsge for their own use. They have
sayed few hundred dolIarB each and
their building enterprise will be under
taken on the cooperative pan.
Florida promises to become large pro
Queer Of opium. The poppy grows thert
very readily and larger than anywhere
else in the United States. Sixteen plant
will produce an ounce Of opium and ii
acre shauld give profit OF $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-09

The so called pacific address" deliver
ed by Prince Bismarck on Monday, is the
sensation OF Europe. The constructions
that are placed upon lis very am
biguouu language, are as numerous as
the nations they effect. The general Inn
preston 10 that the speech Is susceptible
Of "oeins read between the lines" Credu'
lous people may Coustrue it to mean peace
for en- indefinite period. Those who weigh
each sentence well may find in them
ioreshado wing OF an early war.
0ns observer, sharper than some others
notes that in the came breath the Chan
csllor sGys, throwing no slight blame upor
the Reusation loving press Of St Peters
burg: 1.-THE Russian newspapers dono'
believe; believe the Cars word abso
lutely." And: ~ grant that the concsn
tration OF Russian troops upon the frontier
may appear serious, but l perceive nj
cause or pretext for Russian or Euro
pean war"
No statesman, says one writer, ever ye
would allow that his antagonist had tht
slightest pretexE for declaration OF war
and 1t will not be forgotten that words o
a similar meaning were uttered by Primo
Bismarck when abiding to Napoleon Ill
almost Immediately before the French
columns commenced their march upor
the Rhine.
There remains at least one thing to b.
explained, and that is the presence Of TIT
great army which Russia has concentrated
upon the Austrian frontier. It certainly
means something. Prince Bismsrck al
fscts to think II scarcely worth mention
ing, bat the great German statesman may
Gee in it more than he cares to state q
present.
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DIED.

sERIG-On Tuesday, February Z, 1883, al $50
o'clock A. ~, CHRISTINA sERI0, aged IS years.
Funeral from the residence Of her son, Hcnry
seIig, No. IS Main street, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
Invited to attend. Internent at Mt. Wood
cemetery.
sTIFEL-On Tuesday. February :, 1855, at / O'Clock
An, n. ELIzA 5TIEEL, vile oil Louis r. stiieL
The funeral will take place from the residence o.
her husband, No. 20 Sixteenth street, or
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends o.
the family arc respectfully invited.
BEIRR-on TucIdGy morning, February 7, 1855, o.
O'Clock, GOTLEB BEIER, aged 70 y6au.
Tho funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. 22l4 Alley E, on Friday afternoon
N2 O'Clock. Friends OF the family are re
Gpcctiully invited TO attend, Interment la'
PenInSulAT cemetery.
BURHs-on wednesday evening. February s, 1855
ats O'Clock, MARGAEET, wif5of John Burns, II
the Bixty.third year Of her age.
Eunaral nOtiNe to-nOFrOg
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a YYnrd no. nIrohnuion.

Mr.. W. T. Nicholson, the princi
pal proprietor OF the Nicholson fix
works, has given to the New Yorl
Pres come interesting information
regarding the effect that protective tariff
has had upon the file business Of THU
country. Here is what he says:
"When entered this business in 1856;
there was the same import duty on the
coarser classes OF goods which now rules
At that time tho English list price fol
these goods was 81 per dozen. The mar.
ket then was 81, ten oil, or 81 80 per dozen,
and it was ut that price began selling
To-day sell the same goods for So 80 per
dozen. The market price to-day Ia ~ 1.-THE
old English list price,, Beventy of, OF
$40. l got . little more than come, per.
haps, owing to the long established reputa.
ton Of my make. Now, this immense re-
duction 10 owing entirely to the heavy
domestic competition stimulated By the
protective system. Twenty-Five years ago
tho Englishmsn had control Of our mar
ket, and could afford to pay our duty OF
81 80. It all comes out Of the conHumer.
To-day We sell the goods at q lower figure
than tho tax iteef. When that much con-
doled with farmer Is told that he hles his
saw with q highly taxed fle,' hope no
will remember ihSt 1t is only and precise
" becRuse high duty Is levied on It that
he Is able to buy it 90 cheap.
'Oi course the necessity for continuing
the tariff lea in the fact that wage work
ers demand and receive much higher
yages in this country than abroad. And
40 wo get back to tho main question,
whether it 10 for tho best interest OF the
country to continue under the high wage
or 10 sink to the cheap wsge plan.
at Ia certain that II files were put on
the free liz! the price OF labor must rapid
ly come down to level with that paid in
ENGLAND or We must close our shops. 10
the latter event wonder how, long Il
would be before the price OF files would
react to the old EnRlish list price OF 81 per
dozen, where tho Morrill, tariff iound 1t
tW0nty-six years sgo."
The attention OF mechanics who work
ct the wise and lathe is called to the les
son that may DO learned from Mr.. Mich.
olsons figures. Tho Pres gets right ut
the bottom Of the nubieCt, and suggests an
argument for protection that will apply
with equal force to many other protected
industries, in the following manner:
TN 1866. when Mr.. Nicholson began
business, you were paying SO 80 per dOzan
for imported English files. To-day you
pay s. 50 per dozen for American files,
exactly the samo in quality. Your neigh.
Dor makes them inste1d OF filemRker in
Sheffield or Birmingham in England. Ho
earns from So to SIS per week, instead
of SO to 81, paid the English tilemHker.
"HIs children attend the same schoo as
your children do. They are comfortably
dressed, and have the same chance to
better their condition in life, by educa-
ton, that your children have. II you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-09

W1sGLIvo, W. VA, FEBRUARY 0. 1888,
10 BUILD UP WEST VIRGINIA.

Alta meeting OF the Wheeling Chamber
OF Commerce, held February l, 1885, the
following action was taken:
WHEREAS, The Considerable increase in
new industrial enterprises in West Viz
ginia, the building aud serious projecting
OF additional railroads, the nany unsuT.
passed natural resourCes and Chespnees oil
our lands, furnish substantial foundation
for systematic effort on the line oil state
development,
Resoired, That tho Chsmbsr Of Com.
raenCe OF The city OF Wheeling invite snd
urge the buhirees mon, land owners and
all interested in the welfare Of the State,
TO assemble in the ball Of this Chamber
on the 29:h day Of February, 1883, to ma
ture plan TO further attract the attention
of capital and Of deslrable immigrants 10
the unegualed advantages offered by West
Virginia.
The following members Of the Chamber
wero appointed q committee to make the
necessary arrangements for the conven.
ton: @. B. Hart, Col. Thomas 0'Brien,
NJ. Reilly, George o. Smith, q. W. Sea-
bright, Capt. John Mcclure, James B.
fancy, Joseph spoidol, Henry BAer, A.
@. Eserter, John G. Riholdatier and O. Fl.
Copp.
a. ]. SWEENEY,
President, pro tsm.
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HOWARD H4ZLETT,
Secretary.
A. ]. SWEENEY,
President, pro tsn.


Tho Committee appointed by the
Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce to ar
range for convention % described above,
respectfully Iequeots the press Of the State
to publish and keep standing until the
date Of the convention the above call; to
urge upon the people in the several
countles the holding Of meetings to select
delegates in addition to those who may
como voluntarily. In view Of the short
negg of the time it is hoped that the State
press may not wait for more formal re-
quest,
The committee further suggests that
those who have land to sell bring to the
convention such information relating
thereto ss would DO OF use in soliciting i'm
migration.
CHARLES BuRDETT HART,
Chairman of The Committee.
JoHS q. RIHELDAFFIR,
SScrGtdrU,