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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

The final testament of the late Chas.
SchefTer, Of South Moline. was probated
today. The will is Witnessed by Ellsworth
Mapes and Nj. Raisch, and it is be~
queathed that after all legitimate debts
are paid Frederick Zahran shall have
$500, Zacharias Einfeldt 1900 and the
remainder of the personal property to go
10 the wife, An important item is the
beouealhing Of the real estate in South
Rock Island to the city of Moline
for ii hospital, to be known as "Scheifer
Hospital, subject to an annuity of 800
payable to the widow, Johanna Schefler.
Fritz Sonnerschmidt is named as execu>
tor but he declines TO qualify and the
county judge will be Obliged to pass up,
on the matter.
The last will and testament of the late
Mr.. John Dickson, of Milan, was filed
for record with the county recorder yes
terday. The instrument bears date of
May II, 1880, and is witnessed by G. II.
Honens and G.. d, Bradley. The deN
ceased bequeaths $50 year for ten years
to support pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Milan. He gives his wife
50, 500, the use of the homestead dur
ing her life, horse and buggy and house
hold goods, as well as a life insurance
policy. The remainder of the estate il to
be divided between his son Geo. Nj.
Dickson aud daughter, Mrs. Mary E.
Young, and they are appointed executors
without bond 70 each of his grand
Mr. Dickson gives bible.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
The following bills were allowed:
The Bloody Third"

Mr.. c. W. Negus' name is prominently
mentioned in connection with aldermanic
honors in the Third ward by the demo.
cratic voters. Negus would make an
excellent city dad, and no mistake, and
if nominated will git thar" with both
feet. James Johnston is still coddling the
idea that he can be elected, and it is
said is already circulating among the
byways in quest of votes. Ifpersistency
counts for aught in this world, Johnston
will probably be some day rewarded for
his heroic efforts to represent the Third
ward in the city council, but 1t will not
be this year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

And now the ice men have a trust. -
Geo. Il. Lambert, L Ii. Barker s. Son.
and p. & J Siegrist have bound them>
selves together-fOr mutual protection it
is supposed fixed the following rates
10 pounds per day, 81 50 per month"; 30
pounds per day 50 per month; 25 cents
extra for putting ice in refrigeIators;
saloons and restaurants 20 cents for 100
pounds; hotels and meat markets 10 cents
per 100 pounds.
The local milk men have trust
which enables them to keep up Stiff
prices and realize greater benefit tn an
the dairy men of any other city in this
section, and the butchers had crust"
too, and it is still trusting" though
thanks be to outside enterprises, some of
the extortionate prices it arranged were
knocked into a cooked hat. 1t remains
for the grocers to form trust now. and
then the poor people of Rock Island will
all stnrve to death
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
Public Building.

Congressman Gest has attended to one
official duty of which his constituents IN
Rock Island may be proud, and that the
100000 public building in this city.
This is a convenience Rock Island has
long deserved and the petition, which was
prepared by the Rock Island Business
Mems association and placed in Mr..
Gest's hands, voices the unanimous de.
sire of our people tor such public in>,
stitutIon and clearly defines the claims
Rock Island presents for it. Mr. Gest
also introduced bill for 500 900 pub
lie building at Monmouth.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
Accident RPnRfIJS.

The following claims have been paid
within the last few days by the "Sun
Accident Association" of this city:
VIM. II. Boyd, farmer, Macomb, H.
foot hurt by horse stepping on it, one
week $40.
F. J. Raiblc, stationary engineer. Rock
Island, fell and sprained his wrist; week
and three days, at $15-$21 As.
Jeremiah Hummel, Savanna, III. hand
badly mashed; sixteen weeks and one
day, at $1O-S161 40.
VIM. p. Walker farmer, Milan. H..
bruised arm; one week and three days, at
81 60 SO 20. Insure in the Sun"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

John e. Blakemore was today introN
ducing Mr.. j l. Haas, the well known
Rock Island lawyer to republicans in
Moline, as candidate for the nomination
for states attorney, an office that is to be
filled next fall on the expiration of the
term of Mr. Entrikin. Mr.. Haas is a
competent man for the place, and is
understood to be receiving good encour-
agement.-Moline Dispatch.
Where are NJ. NJ. Sturgeon Hon.
Pat. O'Mara" Oliver Olson. Saville johns
s,on and w. r. Moore, all this time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

Capt. w. G. Morris, supreme organizer
of the society known as the "Order of
Chosen Friends, Is in the city and will
devote his energies to the organization of
a council here. The aims of the society
are fraternity, aid and protection. and
both sexes are admitted to membership.
Capt. Morris will visit his friends in the
next few days and explain the benefits
and objects of the order
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

Ex>Ald. John Ohlweiler and Mr..
Louis Preusse, who attended the cons
vention of the upper Mississippi Turner
District at Des Moines last week. report
very successful and largely attended
convention. Davenport was selected as
the place of holding the next district
turnerfest. 1t was shown that the Rock
Island society, with tifty-eight members,
had been admitted to the upper Missis-
sippi district the past year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
County Building.

TNANSFENB.
March 12-John Ryan, administrator
to Geo. j. NJ. Colburn, pit lot /, block 3,
Cornelius Lyndes addition, Rock Island,
$375.
Andreas Belling to Edward G. Ottman,
nwt nwt, 10, 19, lie, 81, 600.
William Ladders to Franz Schave, pit
mel net, IS, IS. lie, $1,000.
jackson c. Bisaut to John S. Peter
son, pa II nwl aud pit swl mel, 8, II, lie,
81, 800.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

Prof. Bersell, of the Augustana col.
lege faculty. is erecting $4,000 cottage
in Guyer's addition, which will be q
credit to that part of town.
Mr.. Joseph Huber is making some at,
tractive and substantial Improvements to
his residence on Fifth avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

Treasurer A. G. Dart, of the local
committee on securing aid for the Mt.
Vernon sufferers, sent another remittance
today-SlO subscribed by Mr.. David
Little, of Presumption, making the total
of Rock Island contributions SAYS. 80.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

And the efficacy of its action have rem
dertd the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, immensely popu.
lar. 1t cleanses and tones up the clogged
and feverish system, and dispels heads
aches colds and fevers. Hartz Sc Bahnsen,
AGENTS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

I've done my duty, and I've done no
more, as the dealer remarked, when he
advertised large supply of DR.. Bulls
Dough Syrup at the low price of twenty
five cents a bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
IDTE ED,

WIICOX-At7 1880 A. M March "A, 1898, Miss
| Sue Wilcox, aged 10 years months ard 2 days
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w Wilcox. Fun
| eral from residence corner Sivth avenue and
| Twentieth street, at 10 O'Clock A. M, Friday
March 10th.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14
For Sale,

Mr.. Albert Wilson offers his residence,
No. 722 Eighteenth street, for sale at a
bargain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

On and after date the e., B. & Q. will
be prepared to receive freight for all
points on the system.
H. d. MACK, Div. Frt. Agt
Rock Island, March 6.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-14

Phosphates in almost unlimited quan-
titles have been found in Florida
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

-e-s s ta D-. vnin'ady ~"
..,,sA gssty Readers.

.t &c.. y,inJsdy rAra
80, -- r-.Fy
Typ PINNED Eniyhts me-; last evening.
u,lsr asss;on
"'N''| '''7 e''N'-7 -.
THE Committee on C'fy Prison met last
night
TIE Beugvood furnace at Steuhenyille
resumed Yesterday.
re- n,,r mn fine Island mark this after
mon cannon W. Wheeling
cr,,i, u,-y;.y Chino C,mrspv drew nye
.ra, ~ 80. ,~ss,,riry
:r, .,
"NE Gee" o. ""s. ""
RECORD 10y |l"N i'"'' e.''''''
The IlSer parks III Ins iHpu,uE " 80
nlng lH"ica'eu 'se' % '''u'. -'
THE Board "t Police ana tiF' t"h.H'i7
-ioneTs met last evening, u audited the
usual monthly bills.
!. 4. HOLIDAY x Sons are making the
-'ght water rrougus recently ordered
placed in various portions Of the city ny
Council.
THE West Virginia China Company
drew IT'S lir-t kiln U! ware y~r.'egdGy, and
everyday was highly gratilir& ~ the re-
salt, ut rhe work
GEORGE BETTER caught iour stray
horses CA market street, near me loo, ct
the pike, about luldulgn' last night. They
were ken t, tho l;'ne Hotel.
NorrrrrE cr-c-rn has been experienced
~ Ny.us.iua drrrrp tbe mast few DAVIS over
the r-rreptihle decrease ia the supply nj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
- ~ o. EVcursious


The following special excursion rates
IRE announced By the Btlu".ore X Ohio
and tn Columbus K Cincinnati Midland
L L. CHmpanie-
Cincinnati Centennial Exposition, July
- October ~, l-e- Low excursion
rates wIli he made from ali points in OHIO.
Ohio Centennial, at Coiumbus, Septcm-
her { to October -. Round trip excur-
-tou tickets will he sold on September
@ o 'tahnr -.
For the opening Of the OHIO Centennial,
1t Columbus, : pt"mher e. roTnd trip
excursion tickets "ill be s.id to Columbus
At one cent per mile.
National Eucampmrnt nj the Grand
Army Of ths Ecpuhiic, At Columbus, Ohio.
September 10 10 II. Round trip tickets
vail he sold September :, 9, IU, II ami II,
good for return passage tn > plrmber -, nj
the low rate olunc cent pr mile. Parties
from q distance, ny depu-lliug their tickets
with the i,.u; agency, can have limit for
er;urn passage extended thirty dlys.
West Virginia Exposition aud STATE Fair
will n- held II Wheeling W. Va August
= 10 81. Rate, one f.re for the ronnd
tTip. lroa, Newark and Intermediate sta
IONS
Mnond~yIll. Camp Meeting, August IL
- - R'y S,m Jones Will be present
from lG'h 20 2&l. Rev sam Small from
the ri 10 the nth. tickets will be sold
81 low cycar9Ion rates.
Burr Mills Camp Meeting, August 10,
10 II. Round trip ticN,;a will he sold at
lnS excursion Uii,,.
Gsyroacy County Eiir, At Washington,
@, September III 70 -. Itttr. ore fare
and "a third from Mound-villr, Cambridge
aud informed ate citations to C~Ampbells.
Mu-kinpum County Fair, at Isn,sville,
O, August - to 81 Rate, a fare and a
third from Newark, Cambridge and inter
mediate stations.
Tu-Sa,e Fair, at Toledo, August 26 to
81 Rlte, one fare lHr round trip from
S~4ndG-ky, Mansfield, Attica aud interme-
date points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
THEIR SIC DILEMMA
Republicans >tuI Wondering VII" Cam"
ont ou TOY.

Republicans >tut Wondering VII" Cam"
ont ou Top.
A lew points of dry i.ad, ia thu way o.
Irdnite news. became visible, yesterday,
above ,h- waves OF the tempesr which has
been r,sjqs ia the Republican, Cougrss-
toual teapos
In keeping with the predictions of The
friends o. Captain Dlyya,r, the delegation
rom E.cllaai district tarued, up during
De day, aud proved to be very solid Tor
,he Captain. The delegates L, the Con.
,rs-sioaN Convention are samuel y. Bur
ley. 4. A. Wadd.u, Wm. Springer, W. 4.
gids,ey and james g. Smith. The dele
.ttts On the state Convention are Alex
N.Cu.I1uh ! g. Lyle, E.rI Springer, j.
Connolly and Captain "u NHr'h.
AuotEgs thing wuIrh came ont i'm The
course of the dag va rHbt tHo OF the Clay
.I-tr,c, delegates wau.t ~.aUd up lcr
Daygrcr. even though tu.y Tesv Uoou 400
unrestricted ticket, aat a taird pointer
y.- tttt about ioUr OF the South Side del
gates were goug 10 give General con q
complimentary vote when the htll1tluE
,r.rted. and would then come over to the
Doyeuer side.
..Wno will secure the nomination for
C0usr--- nu rl- Republican r'.Er'2' asked
a REGISTER m.u OF a prumr@rnt kgpubu-
can, Yesterday.
"J8ygugr' replied the cent euan rn.
phat,c.Ily The Captain has made %
O. D. al 1 FErt.E. hrr .r,...-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

There were tyen,y-sevrn c1s,s before
His Honor yesterday morning, and the
5aes and costs assessed amounted to
5sli D.. most Of which was paid. Maggie
Conroy. igI keeping 2 house OF il!-tame,
,of 500 ari cJsi~, and tine zen inmates al
thu house. five grla and five inca, s. aud
costs each. tcouuE Mp S!ol tor the lot
lanes l.. Hun;, Al Wells, SUE Butler and
Eta Robertson all color,i. for being in
hunts barber shop Tor immoral purposes,
rot - auc uu,'- sayh Iimss Dugau, for
disorder. 20. & and costs, and vent Lp IL
default for thirty days. Maud En-
gle and Rrb,ccl Wilson. white girls,
and Tuomls Perkins and James Baldwin,
colorgj men. got - even each. for beingiu
Maud rugle's place, IN Alley Is, for Pur-
pose OF prostitution. ltm" Lacey, for
S7usiug Officer WATSON, go' - and costs.
Charlie Johnson, for assembling Joseph
p1iler. with q beer bottle, got - and
costs and went m Joseph Malouey and
MAJ Hahis 20. into a .gnt over politics,
and got g. and costa each. Ole Bull
drunk, went M for fifteen days IA default
Of - tnr drunkenness, aud Slm Thompson
pId 81 for the same oi'eu-o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

The Athletics would ike TO play the
OtteTsons Wednesday afternoon.
The Clsyhole Dudes We're defeated by
the Quickteet yesterday, 2l to II.
The South Side glickfeet will play the
QnIckstepS on the Island, Thursday.
Wheeling and Canton play again on the
Island Park this afternoon, and 10 doubt a
much larger crowd will see the game than
that present at yesterdays contest.
When the game wa ready to start veg.
terday il was found that there was no Tegu-
lar umpire present. Jack Sheppard cou-
tTibut,d his services and did well, being
impartial IN his decisions.
The Black DIAN onds defeated the
Gree ers yesterday by a score Of l. 10 II.
The base hits were II and ~, and the er-
rorS and - batteries, Davis and Scott,
Berry and Pearl. Umpire, Miller.
The NJ. ?. O.'s and the 7. F.'s played a
match game OF bali on the sand bar at tn e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
UNDERGRADUATES


Yesterdays Happenings In \ small Way.
A, c. Rrsuum left yesterday for Uhrichs-
vile.
Mr.. I. McChugh, is visiting friends in
Burgettstowu, Pa.
Mr.. Charles EoXel. of Wheeling. was
visiting friends here yesterday.
The Red Cloud fishing club arrived home
well satisfied with their trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

mouth of creek, last evening, resulting IN
a victory for the former by a score oi I TO u.
The feature of the game was the catching
OF Mr. O'Malley, OF the NJ. p. O's.
The very rank reports sent ont from
Canton Sunday to some papers concerning
the game there, show the correspondent to
he a FIRST c!ass preva-Icltor. The hteH''
gf,,cer report said thai ParsOn Nicholson
seized the umpire by the throat, which Is
q lie that anyone acquainted with the Par
con should deny without further inyestl'
CATION. We cannot see what satisfaction
the liar could get ont OF suCn an unlruth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

VIM. Elliott, the accommodating ire.
man on the c. X Z. yard engine at this
place, leaves next week for Kansas City
aud other points 10 the west TO visit
friends and relatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14


N'S' = '''''''''
Coz. "''r A. ,',.,. t'' q
,.'' ''"' '
Miss Annie N''Nr.' OF IAHt.+'''"' ID
t3' guest" Ms. of. '"Nn r'''-''''
Mr. Cnss n. Harding, IN" handsome
Baltimore salesman Is as'3 win MS
Nessrs. Robert r Mcclure and Jas I.
Mitchell spent Sunday a, /anesvIile, ..
Mrs l'lro Euhrr, of the Garden Spot.
's visiting relatives a. East Liverpool ..
T.. e. ScoGl, OF The Warwick China Com,
puy, let last week on an extensive : est
cru trip.
Mr. Wiley N~Iulnolilnd the well
lpovr rrnwsr..f t.urr,t of PpileEelnlia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
Amendment to the Constitution.

JOINT RESOLUTION so p Proposing An
AMENDMENT TO TIE CONSTITUTIONS OF
THIS TATE.
Resolved by the Legislature OF Wet Virginia,
uyo-Iuiul. of ull the members elected - each
house ugTyains thereto.
J. hat the following amendment iu Article
VI. oftlr Constitution Of TINS state, be-, and the
ama rs hereby proposed, To vii.
Z That section twenty two of Article VI. A. u
now is Doe E'r.rkyu"ul, aud The following ln.
serted .u lieu thereof
-. No session Uflhr Legislator" shall continue
longer than sixty ia without Oh, concurrence
II two thirds Of the member, ycc.cd - each
House.
Agreed to February ., l.s7.
Publication Of the foregoing proposed Amend
mcu' tufhr Constitution of tyc : u'" "f West
Virginia rs Ualc pursuant 10 The requirements
Of section d OF ChGptcrDJ Acts ~.
T.. ". WILSON.
BY the Governor.
UESRT $. WAIKFE,
Secretary Of state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
Goud i.oao,,, .n Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his luugs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being igduCed to
trg Nr. E;n,'s %cw Discovery for Con-
sumption, fld ao ard wa entirely Cured
ny rae eta few bottle. Since which time
he has used it IN his family cor al Coughs
and Colds with ~ results. This is the
experience e. thousands who7e lives have
hreu -lvei by tEis wonderful d~isrotery.
Trial Hc:ties iroo at Logan & Co.'s Drug
nrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

The following iTau-irrs of real estate
were left Ton record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday
Deed made March -, l--~, b7 Robert
Crawford and " t, TO Fran; VI M'l!gan,
for lots Nos - and -. on the -rntlh side
at HIGH street. Consideration $40
D-.j made August g, l-~- hy g. l.
Cr,um.r, Special Commissioner, r' Mtrs
A. Elscnard, tor tl,r three mite house, '
GA the National road.
D.yd m,ir August e l~--, ny Frank II.
Eiueuar' and wife. 20 W 4 MnEt'uy, Tor
10, 40. :, IN square, No. ~, iu Spri"s AID
Elty5ie's addition. Cuu,Iiera'loa, - 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

The C., l.. 4 ". tunDe! a. Flusting has
not been cleared yet, and ~pastngsr,, mails
and baggage are transferred.
Mr.. George Morrow ard brother jim left
for East Liverpool to-day, TO start 10 Work
in one of the glass factories there.
The Women's Relief Corps will give a
lawn fete on the old fair grounds next
Wednesday evening All are invited to
attend.
The new arrangement between the O. "
p. and c., l.. q w. to throw all switches
from n tower was To have gone into opera
lion Yesterday, but was postponed ON ac-'
count of all apparatus not being in order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

The best salye 10 the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcer, Sal; RheUm, Fever
Sores. letter, Chap2e5 Hands, ChllS,sIns,
Corus and all the SKIN ErGpUcns. and
positively C1re7 Piles, OF no pay required
It is guaranteed 70 give satisfaction o.
money refunded Price - cents per box.
For sale by Logan q Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

Earued ruus Wheeling , Canton >; two
base hrr. Yak; nom. rup, Williams; struck
out, by flanagan 4, Monroe =; bases on
balls, IN Flanagan 3. OF Monroe /; hit hy
ball, Flanagan Mon,us |; wild pitches,
Nouro'; passed blllp, Yak, Stenlel; double
PLAYS. O,terson to Crcgan. Time l:i6.
Umpire, Sheppard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
aevKu.f .~vl&,..t- Sc
Held in $1,000
Ermninn lnr In MAN

The surviving comrades OF Company D,
Twelfth Infantry, Col, Quits old regl-
ment, will hold "a reunion st West Liberty
to-day. and several OF tie 'boys' from
tlis city will 20 cut,
The four men held under the charge Of
rabHiug Noah Iruc of 800 were exam
inpi n.tor- Jusuc" AJtIe yesterday nom
lug, au! All discharged nut Doe Wilson,
he being held 10 Court ia II ODo. He wa7
committed 10 Jail IA default.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

The Republican Senatorial Conferees Of
this district have been notified TO meet at
New Cumberland, Hancock county on
Thursday morning ~ len ~u'clorF, to name
A candidate lnr the State Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
SPECIAL. LOW RATE EXCURSION.
saturday Aug ts.s, 20 Cincinnati Via.
R.Np. II X

Round trip excursion resets 49,, "'
sold tor ell trSj0S Aug. 18th, gooi ave
d,ys .s ,he low rate OF 3 sd traluS
leave Wheeling at ~.UU S. N, 40 q m
iu.lsp. M. The Is ~ O. runs s2id trans
through to Cincinnati OF ils' tine i@,1i-
ing q,-sruger- a. ,te Grand Central Depot
in the business centre OF The city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
\ NEW PAPER,
To he Flung to the Bre'zo Down In
BeIlRire,
N-y,. p,pEB

A NEW PAPER.
And now il II the talk that we are to
have two morning papers IN a snort tlihe'
A gentleman named George was ABOUT
town Yesterday soliciting advertising Tor
a siX c,fimn daily winch will appear TINS
week l. will he called the ChPper, Ehd
viii hr published il the morning ~ cO,A-
petition with the Wheeling papefs. ne
plant, material. etc, wa moved here from
Youngstown. The paper will he lhdr-
pendent. The editor OF the HehHd INFORMS
rs that a man named Seed-, Of the nothern
part of the S;a,e, wants 10 start a Dtmo'
cratic daily here. Come on, gentlemen,
there is always room at the top
GREAT FEAT.
Col Fillmore Helaley writes from Natu-
raj Bridge, Va. He states that he erJoys
the proud distinction Of having thrown a
stone 2l5 feet high, striking the arch OF
the bridge After this i,ai PM. wanted
to wager $40 that he Could throw "A silver
dollar over the bridge, but there were no
takers.
RRIEF LOCALS.
The storm Sunday evening hFokea mum
Der OF liue trees about town.
Eph Rral's horse fell in a well Sunday
AMI received serinus Injuries.
The addition to the First NJ. +. church
will not be built until sprl1g.
Several base bali enthusiasts PAID 81 to
see the Canton Wheeling game.
The second ward hose house shoaii have
been built below the wooden hcldge.
Capt Mausrll, who wont IA the Sol
diers' Home at Dayton, - 'ome on y Wat
The buckeye BIiidrGr Association pur.
chased the Ske-ton property yesterday nj
$40.
The .Esna Glass Worksthe Belmont and
ROdefer Bros, Glass Works, went to work
yesterday.
Thieves entered Wm. Wards residence
in the Second ward and carried of a dress
and otb.r wearing appnel.
Rev. Il f KeeIer and Rev. !. c Smith,
with their families, vii! epeud this week
ut Bars Mills camp ground.
john He'll is the first butcher to come
forward with street fair premiums. Nj
Hell will give Two premiums Oh stock
NIH, WIN NF~ttf ltt''N'N 4-VO run
the Carpenters aad JoineTz' Union as a
benefit on account Of the death Of her has.
band.
Some oc'lr new glass workers. who have
90 ne here 10 wUrk aic inclined to let her
20 Gallagher but the Mayor he's them
spotted.
Shenn--lect VIA. Wlrnock, Jr., on tho
Democrats ticket suffered = sun,traNc one
day lat week and is now confined to his
bed with % fever.
Mu,h Is being trained by Henry Hell.
1t IL a good selection. MutA can put every
confidence IN his trainer, which cannot he
said OF all the so-oal.e! trainers in this
section.
Tho Atlantic Tea House, Cnas. IaRoche,
John b Hell. Parks * Dickens, : O..
Cummin-. The Yrbulr. Jos. S,nuehorU
aud VI. Soanrhorn ave down for street
premiums az ataI',rs. Make up your
mind on what YOU w1l oicr & premium.
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