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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
WOOL MARK EFT.
EAsla rn Markets In Buyers F~ayor-Large
Receipts of Foreign Wool,

EAsttrn Markets In Buyers F~ayor-Large
Receipts of Foreign Wool,
Ngw YORK, March 3l.-Bradstreets, in
its review Of the wool market, says that
wool is in buyers favor in all the eastern
markets. The downward tendency IS par
ticularly noticeable in Ohio and Michigan
delaiues, and Texas and California sup
plies, with the exception Of medium
grades.
There is little doing in fine heeces.
MANY of the mills, having bought largely
in February, are well stocked up. Those
nov in the market are operating with con-
tinued caution. The amount Of stock left
in the hands of dealers is large enough for
all probable wants, but the sssortments
have been gone through with many times
and desirable selections are not yet always
easy to find. Comb.ng woods in general
are scarce.
The Boston market is weak throughout
the greater part of the list, the principal
exceptions being No. l clothing ard comb
ing w0ols. The commission houses are
receiving instructions more or less frequent
Is, to dispose Of the e~onsignments now on
hand before new supplies come into the
market. This naturally gives the trade q
weak tone. 50 far as manufacturers are
buying, they are operating with great
care. Their product ia selling for about
the same price as at the opening OF the
season. There have been large receipts Of
foreign wool of late. Stocks of the domes-
tic staple are ample, but the best selections
have in many Instances been already taken.
Current quotations ara as follows, with
comparisons:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

THE CALL of the State Democratic ENecu.
tive COMMITTEES for Congressional District
Conventions to select Delegates to Repre-
sent the State In the Democratic National
Convention, TO be Held at st. LouIs, No,
On the 5th Day of june, 1888.
The State Democratic Executive Committee Of
West Virginia. at A meeting held At Parkersburg
en- March aJth. ISIS. decided ard ordered hat
Democratic Conventions be held In each Of the
congressional Districts OF the state at the time
place hereinafter named, to select three del
,Eatcs each, Que OF whom in each Of said Dis
r..,s shSu be a delegate ~ large, aud also to
select one alternate Tor each OF said delegates, 10
-sp.sscut the state in the Democratic National
.~uuYeutlou 10 te held Al - Louis, No, IN June
n. I>,S. ans when they shall have Oesn sose
.sCtcI they shall Be duly accredited as delegates
% -.psesent this state in said National Conyen-
500. And 81 said District Conventions each
ut the counties composing the several Congress
s.UusI Districts shall be enuUed 10 one vote
rarrs,u Tor every one hundred votes, or FAC
t.aau part thereof over my, cast for the Demo
o-.uc candidate for Governor Orthis State at the
election held in 1854, and the various County
executive Committees are requested to take
,.eh action as may be necessary to have their
,a.aJy represented IN said District Conventions
The Conventions will be held on Tuesday May
,a. ISIS. 81 at the following places: In the
s.Nl Congressional District Al Wheeling; in the
second Congressional District At Grafton; in the
Tairi Congressional District al Charleston; and
su the Fourth Congressional District at Ravens
wood.
The call for The state Convention will be Is.
SIZED later.
T. ; RILEY, Chairman.
d GALLAHER. SeCrttary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
LITERARY.

The April number OF the English Illus
bdtsd Mdgdziae contains an article on the
Spanish Armada" by Mr.. W. H. K.
Wright, with reproductions OF John Pines
epgrsvirgs after the tapestry haDgings in
the House o. Lords Ars. Balch, c~ontinu-
ing her "Gliupses Of Old English Homes"
gives an aecouat of Arundel Castle, which
has beer revised by the DGke Of Norfolk,
by whose permission the historical por-
traits are now for the first time published.
The April. number Of The Cosmopolitan
will strongly sustain the standing of that
bright young magazine for the .timsliness
OF its subjects and the crispneSs Of its
varied contents. The leading Article Is a
delicate description, by the roet.critie,
George Edgar Montgomery, OF Shakes.
psaIe's Midsummer Nights Dream" as
produced at Days Theatre. Among the
prominent contributors to this number
will be found also Max 0'Rell, John Bur
roughs, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, May Riley
Smith, j. Breck Perkins, aud E. p. Roe
with his Southern serisl story, Miss Lou"
making all together an exceedingly at
tractiye number.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
FROM BRILLIANT.
a Cor sspondeee Of ne Reqiser.

Special Cor: sspORdeRcc " he REGISTER.
BRILLIANT, O., March 3I.-Prof. H. A.
McClintock exhibited some Of the wonders
Of mesmerisD, at the school house, last
night.
ID. B. McGonagle, our genial druggist,
visited friends at Salineyille, o., during
the past week.
Mbs Ella Israel, OF the PAinesyille Sem
mary, is the guest Of Miss Emma Rine.
Miss Mary Mccarthy left the fore part
Of this week for Tarantum, Pa, where she
will visit friends.
Mrs. Kate Carr, of Bellaire, D, was Wis
iting friends here on last Wednesday.
b Z. Rubecht has moved his family
here from PittsbuTg, Pa.
Room No. 2, in Spaulding's Addition
school, taught by Mt. Frank Kimball, was
closed on last Wednesday, having only the
benefit of the short term.
Prof. J. b. Leeeh's class IN penmauship
concluded their course of ten lessons, on
last Wednesday evening, with remarkable
improvement. The Professor teaches the
muscular and whole arm movement, at
which he is an expert. he represents
Lebanon College, where he teaches pen
mauship. Mr.. Herbert Phillips was
awarded the prizs for making the most i'm
provement, which consisted Of a neatly
bound book on ~PenmanshiP, by Prof.
Michaels.
Quite q large number from here will at
tend the g~lassworkers' ball, at Barth's
opera hall, in Wellsburg, W. Va on next
Friday evening.
The trouble ut the mill here remains I'M
settled. A few car loads Of steel was re-
Ceiyed from the Riverside steel plant at
Benwood this week. The heating depart
ment went Oh, but the naileIs refused to
20 to work, except q few stockholders.
At the election Monday r. X. Boyle
and o NJ. Waddle, will contest for the
mayoralty. Mr.. Waddle has been serving
the past few months, the unexpired term
of D0rgherty, which, according to law,
is declared vacant ut the fist general cleo
ton. The successor will serve one year.
There are also three vacancies in council,
with six candidates aspiring, and two
members TO be elected on the Board OF
Education. The township election will
also take place here tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
BHLLAIRE.

The carpenters and painters have asked
that the hours cf labor be reduced from
ten to eight, and that the rate of wages re-
main the same.
One individual vas registered at the
lookup yesterday.
Missionary money was collected in sew
era of the churches, yesterday.
The habit Of eoloring eggs appears to be
dying out.
James NJ. Conner, candidate for Water
Works Trustee On the Democratic ticket,
is at present engineer at Ault's Touring
mill, and is q man every way qualified for
the position he has been nominated for.
The politicians made things lively yes
terday and many little schemes were
Matched.
Patrick Daugherty, Of the Benwood
ferryboat, has made some Improvements
for the comfort OF passengers on the boat.
Benches have been built on the float on
either side. Patsey is a great fsyorIte with
Bsnwood and Bellaire passengers.
Miss Jessie Wiley, Of st. Clairsville, is
the guest Of friends in this city.
A fight occurred on the ferryboat be
tween o couple of BenwOod chaps on Sat
urday evening Before any heads were
injured the participants were parted, bat
when they reached the other side of the
river the dispute WAS continued to a finish.
Col. J. D. Taylor IS sending correspond
ence from Washington to prominent Re
puhlicans in this city and vicinity. Col
Jse ia bis circular states some things that
are misleading,
Below is the Democratic city ticket to
be voted by the Democrats to-day:
MayOr-James b. Darrsh.
Msrshal-James FOllen.
Solicitor-George NJ. Woodbridge.
Tfeasursr-John B. Watt.
City CUmmissioner-JOhn Madden.
Water Works Board James NJ. Con-
ueT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

LIZZIE CADY with BELvA LOCKWOOD rs
drum major advancing against the Capt.
tai to demand their rights. And if
with the mighty LIZZIE and
BELyA DR.. MARY WALKER and
SUSAN r ANTHONY Joined their
forces, what u scurryiDg there would
be Of legislators for shelter from the i'm.
pending STORM Sumter and Ball Run
would sink into insignidcance if these four
women rose Is n man TO enforce the
universal right Of suffrage" What avail
would be arms and warriors against thes,
bloody reyolutionisis? The citizen soldiers
whose schicg body bore fresh scars OF
bEOOnstiek and rolling pin would trenbls
and Ay st the sight.
Il is fortunate for the preservation ofthe
Republic that such q revolt OF women is
not likely % occur. LIZZIE CADY was
slightly mistaken in her red revolutionary
prophecy. Whenever there IS a strong,
earnest demand coming from the wiyesand
mothers Of American homes for the en-.
reimbursement Of women il will be granted
without such dreadful hair-pnlling scenes
as ELIZABETH pictures.
The consideration Of woman's suffrage
was not the only question before the
council. II was q small part Of the pro
ceedings. The discussion turned on every
phase Of woman'S work, and showed her
at her best
Miss CLARA BARTOS's paper on the Red
Cross SOciety explained the work Of one
Of the gTandest charitable organizations
that mankind ever witnessed. Mrs.
CHENEY spoke Of the hundreds Of hos,
pitfalls conducted and maintained solely by
women. Benevolent and charitable OBJ
iects consumed by far the greater portion
Of the councils time.
Il is in works like this that women
wins laurels that even death can not pile,
No'names on the pages Of history shine
with brighter lustsr, than those OF
FLORENCE D~IGHrISGALE and DoRorHEA
DIN About such channels Of doing good
there can be no doubt Woman's work, in
them, Is the work OF mankind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
Keyser News.

Syseial Correspondence of he REGISTER.
KEYsER, March 3l-Our town has had
more than a feast of good things, intellect
ual and moral in the last few days. On
last Saturday night Prof. Crago, of Wheel
ing, gave a very enjoyable elocutiOnary en-
tertainment for the auxiliary branch Of the
Y. NJ. C. A.
On Monday Rev. Pomeroy, Of Fuirview,
gave his lecture on ''The Force of Habit, 1"
in the City Hall, on Tuesday night the
W. c. T. U. gave q musical entertainment
in JohusOn's Hall, on Wednesday night
Rev. Pomeroy and Mr.. Mills, Of Penusyl-
wants, held an Amendment meeting in
Ciem's Hall, and the ladies Of the Presby-
terrain church are preparing for an Easter
church festival for Saturday and Monday
nights.
Mr.. John Hughes has sold his branch
store at Thomas TO Mr.. Dixon, OF Pied.
mont.
Much sympathy Is expressed here In re-
gard 10 the serious illness Of Gen. Flick.
j. 9 Allender, one of our leading citi-
zens, has decided to move to M~organtown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

Ssdgwick, though defeated in the county,
he had q majority Of over 800 in this city.
James Foli"p, the d. mocratic nominee
for Marshal, was the trusted policeman
under the administration Of Mayo or Cooper
and Marshal Berk, which is acknowledged
TO have been the most efficient in the his
tory Of the city. In short, those voters
who wsCt men in office who are worthy
and will ill the same with honor, should
vote for James b. Darrsh for Mayor, and
James Fallon for Marshal. Truth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
DISTRICT MASS MEETINGS.
Call Of the County Democratic Ex.
ecutiye Committee.

THE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
Committee of Ohio County, at a meeting
held at Wheeling on March 25, 1855, decided and
ordered that Mass Meetings be held in each OF
the ten Magisterial Districts Of the county on
the Lat Saturday In April, C2Stb,) at
the places hereinafter named, for the purpose OF
selecting TEN DELEGATE, from each District to
represent Ohio County in the Congressional Dis
trict Convention TO be held in this city MAY
sth, 1855, for the PURPOSE Of choosing THREE
DELEGATES to represent this Congressional Dis
triCt at the Democratic National Convention 10
he held at St. Louis, No, June 9Th, IsSs.
The Mass Meetings will be held at the follow,
ing places, between the hours OF 80 and 9p IN.
In the City Districts, AM between thu hours OF
and 1 p IN in the Country Districts, to wit:
Washington District -.
Madison District Second Ward Market Hall.
Clay District
Union District capitol Rink.
Center District Filan's Hall.
Webster District Sixth Ward Democratic Club
Room.
Richie District-Nolte's Hall.
Liberty DistTict-Centre School House.
Richland District -Glgnn's Run School House
Thadelphia District Elm Grove Town Hall.
JOHN 5 NAYLOR, Chairman.
TBos, F. THONER, Secretary. nr3Oe4gi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
NE MARKETS.
No improvements Of Note In Either the
Iron OF Copper Trade.

No improvements of Note In Either the
Iron OF Copper Trade.
New YORK, March 81 -BradStreets in
its summary oil the metal markets says
that there is no improvement to note IN
the iron trade, either as to prices or de-
mand. Pending tariff legislation is cred
ited with causing some delay in the plSc-
ing OF spring and SUMMER orders for crude
and finished products. There is somewhat
gseatsr activity in Western than ElSteTD
markets. Coke in Western Pennsylvania
dropped 10 81, aud les5 at ovens, in c0nse-
queEce Of the cuts made by the leading
companies in view Of the refusal OF smaller
interests to advance prices to 81 so. A
further reduction in wages IS Threatened.
Blast furnace production is still restrict
Ell owing to backward deaani and lower
prices. Finished iron and merchant aud
BeSsemer steel rule low, and foreign re-
quirements will not DC covered for the
present. Steel rail orders have been taken
at S3l, and negotiations are said to he
pending for large lots at $1,000. South
ern crude iron makers are booking orders
for summer delivery at full prices.
Freight rates TOR Northern furnace pro-
ducts and raw materials have not been
reduced. A great many mills are running
below maximum capacity.
Copper holds about steady 10 the neigh
borhOod OF los per pound for lake ipgOt in
this market. The French combination is
understood 10 have secured $4,000 shares
Of the Boston and Montana Company's
stOCk, and to be negotiating for $4,000 in
addition.
The Gdyicss from the Calumet and HeCia
mine Indicate that its opening is some dis
tance in tue future. At Boston Calumet
and Hrcla shares have ranged between 235
and , 10. and TamaFSek between. l 90 and
10
The balance sheet Of the Socists Indus
triel - Commercials des me teauN M
ZecrelIu's company has Just been made
public, which shows net profits during the
past year Of To- 43. l22 francs, or over
So 20O 600 On a capital of -, 900, GOO
francs, or about 80, 0OO, 900.
A profit is here shown OF nearly sixty
dse per cent. in one year. At the meet
ing 81 which this excellent showing was
madei 1t was decided to Increase the capital
stock by 5000, 600 francs, which makes
the totaI capital s. ,OOO, 600 francs, or Sl0,-
600, 900.
Iron and Steel prices at mill or furnace:
March 20. March ., :
Pig Iron. Aa.h, No. l. 1855 ISIS
per tOu. God. .. SD SOag1 80 so jOa2l 80
Bar lrpn, u1led, ger 10. 2a2Lc ea2lIc
Steel Rails Der tUl..... SCI 30 81 80
Lowest
~ urnv ' lSSi
NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

The tana reform idea is growing. The
As, will o Join the West and South in
demanding relief from high war taxes.
.le Providence Jsarndi, q stalwart Repub-
.csu paper and 4 power in Rhode Island
oliucs, voices the general sentiment in
be following significant remarks: The
toysment for tariff reform is strong, grow
2 and Irrspressible. It is the part Ct
isdom to guide that movement to proper
"a moderate ends rather than, by rigidiy
posing it's progress, to hem il in until 1t
COWS so irresistible that it will break forth
u sweep away al the bulwsrks OF CON
vrvatism. in other words, il the high
aaff men defeat the Mills bill, or q bill on
u essential principles, they will only IN
lie the passage Of a much more radical
lsasure next year"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

fgDGEGREsHANfs incipient Presidential
boom Is received with polar tig'dlty by
Ey,ern Republicans. While his friends
Al illinois are making earnest efforts IN
hs behalf, outside Of that State the party
organs dash cold water on the Judges
hopes With monotonous regularity. Inc
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette accuses him
OF The objectionable crime Of voting for
IHDgS, and another mOnoPohstie organ
wishes il to be understOOd that no half
milk-and-water revenue reform
Sepubl4an can beat Mr.. CLEVELAND
No milE-and-water or any other kind oil
Repu5Aan will bat Mr.. CLEVELAND
Il 'Only significant thing in thu
Co., Judge GRESHAM is the readl-
the political claquers and
I any man, whose strong
npeachsbls integrity
r standard of a candi-
need apply, and II he
,olitical honors from
'epublican party he
rsisstic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

The sales of the week at Boston are re-
ported at 1886. 300 pounds, a. against
1915 200 pounds last week, and l,62O,OO NO
pounds in the corresponding week u year
ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
DIED.

GOEaMANN-on Saturday evening, March
81, 1855, at the residence Of her s'n-in-Iaw, John
Clycker, 270S Eoff ltreet, LOUISA GoEHNLSN,
AGED % years.
Funeral from the above residence on Moidsy
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Iutvrmsnt at Red.
mems Cemetery Friends of the family are re.
'uect ully invited tn sttend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
TERMS:

SASNLN SNrAN VI DALI Oh NhhhLA I"
ErCosNNsPcScENcE ~cOSrArSISs IMPORTANT
NETs SOLICITED EKOx sc KAY PART OF TIE SUB
OrSDEa cOUNTRY.
THE REGISTER, GlbrGIRg "a SpssG td&Cns,
q Otctd Ne POEQnis "a gAeitaS, ". Vi, a
sccoad GrS matter.
Ss-The Editoy will not undertake TO return nc
manuscripts. No attention will be paid
10 anonymous communications The FUN name
and address Of the writer must accompany every
communication, pol for publication, but Is q
guaranty o. good faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
E&NOTICE.


l hereby resp ctfully decline to be o
candidate for Council, at the election to be
held at BenwOod, on Tuesday, April 81,
1888.
apr HENRY BURSEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
DOR SALE.
dor SALE.
SALE.

will Oder for sale about Is acres Of land Int
east of the q House. Mounis,ille, v. "a
on which isa large dwelling house oUI hUii
tha, FIVE principal streets NJ the town can 10 "a.
Tended through H. VIII be sold az whole OF 10
parcels 70 suit the purchaser Terms easy Also
about 70 building lots adjolnine. Inquire OIL w..
Gallsher, inc, N. Turner, II ". Hunter, hounds
VILE. W. Va nfih
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
SIX & SEVEN PER CENT RoRTGAGE BONDS.


The National Loan and Trust Co., Of
Topeka, Kansas, issues Real Estate Bonds,
secured by first mortgageS on Kansas lands, and
bearing 6 per cent. aud : per cent Interest, pay,
able semi.Rnnually. A safe and profitable in
yeStment. ". II. RINEHART, Ag'tat Wheeling.
FOR RENT.
PER MONTH.
7 rooms No. 1921 Chapline street. ...............S3l 25,
! rooms No. 70 South Penn street. .............. II %
6 rooms No. 1904 Wool street,. ........... u 90
I rooms No. Sc ALLEY o, Eighth ward. ........ 90
Fob SALE.
The north one. half Of lot No. 30 In Chapllne
aud Eofrs addition to Wheeling, fronting 30 feet
on the west side OF Eof street improvements
on said one-half lot eonSis. of 2 brick houses OF
6 rooms each and one frame house of 3 rooms.
Rents for $50 per annum. TITLE ~AETED.
Price $500 rash.
No. 23lS Jacob street. frame, 1 rooms.
No. $40 Main street, frame, & rooms.
Nc. 79S Penn street, Z rooms.
No 81 Fifteenth street, nine rooms,
No. lS7 South Broadway, seven rooms
No. 81 Twentieth street, seven rooms
No. - Twentieth street, seven rooms.
No. I2 Fifteenth street, nine rooms.
No. ~ Seventeenth street, eight rooms.
No. &c North Front street, ten rooms
Five room house on South Wabash street.
Apply to W. II. RINEHART,
app ll63 Market Street n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02

The hteEgsHcsr appeared on Saturday
morning containing, in addition 10 its reEu-
lar tour pages OF telegraphic and local news
and advertisements, twelve pages Of mat
ter concerning the and business
OF our State. IL was a ereditsble bit Of
enterprise which We hope may be com-
uensnrately rewarded with cash. The
extra labor and material expended in
boom editions Of a daily newspaper is
u5ge than tie public is apt to give credit
Tor, aud when an effort Of the kind is
made, it should receive the hearty sup
port aud encouragement that it deserves.
Ng POwDERLY's manifesto was ad-
'rsssed to tho rank and file Of his oS \
The IL certlin OF their approval LS-
= agitators, who see their Occupa-
guonnee Mr.. P~owDERLY's
ascsssary strikes, but the
In who bear the bruut of battle will feel
ne |usticeO of It. The history of the strike
-tlr history OF financial ruin, OF happy
homes wrecked and families starving
Whichever side wins the result is disas-
t-Ogs.
The Grand N gster's aim IS to introduce
s. better method OF settling labor diaienI-
ua. L: IS a nobls object, and worthy OF
a noble man His plan OF education 10 a
broad sud comprehensive one. he should
receive the undivided support Of .he or
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Hen Advertisements.

ToR RENT-sToNs QUARRY AT RUSH
II Run, jefferson county, Ohio. Stone good
quality and accessible to both railroad and river.
For further particulars address WILLIAM A.
WISE, Bellalre Ohio. app
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-28
Another Accident.
10

On Tuesday, january 3lst. J. d.
Abel met with an accident by which he
il still iDcapncitated from attending tn
his regular business. Had he held nm
accident policy in the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company he would be
entitled to a comfortable weekly indem
nifty during bis disability. Call on NJ.
Fl. Miller, Agent, ard take ont policy.
The cost IL trifling and IN case of acoi
don't you are paid for the time lost.
90 2w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-28

though we learn that there was no war
rant for his arrest. The letter explains
the matter. .-..-4 .,..-.-
Columbus, (Ohio) Enquirer Sum-
There WAS time when the Republican
Convention Nominated the President of
the United States A position in the
nominating convention was then worth
something. If a delegate succeeded in
voting for the successful candidate he
was almost sure to be rewarded by an
Office, but DOW thut the nominee of the
Republican Convention is not at all
likely to have any Offices to distribute,
tine Republicans of the eouth, in the
minority in the State aud in the nation,
are left out in the cold. We do not
grudge them the pleasure of going
through the forms again that meant
something in the days of their success.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-28
"A Correction.

CABIN, New, Feb. 81, 1888.
Ed. INDEPENDENT:-We wish to cor
rect the error regarding Fred Gould, an
account of which appeared in "our issue
OF last Saturday, The whole affair was
due to mistake which we are very
sorry ever occurred. There is no blame
to be attached to him. and We are fully
convinced that any charge, brought
against his honesty are fulse. AZ we
were innocently the cause of the error
we wish you would publish in your pu-
per our vindication of his honor.
WIN. TAYLOR.
Div. Shop Clerk.
GEoEGE McINTosH,
Deputy Sheriff, Carlin.
j. H. MAeU1RE,
Prop. Boston Restaurant. Carlin.