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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION

On n Ferry Boat-Forty Lives Lost.
VALLEJO, GALA, February GA dis
astIons explosion occurred this morning at
South Vallejo, on the ferry steamer
Julia, plying between South VAL
lejo and Vallejo Station. The
steamer was about to leave her moorings
few minntes after 6 O'Clock and had about
seventy persons on board, many Of
whom were going Gcross the
strait to work in the lumber
hands were hauling in the lines there was
a loud explosion and q sheet Of flame
in the air. Those who were on
deck at the time were hurled over
board by the force of the explosion,
and several of them were killed outright
by being struck by pieces OF flying debris:
The explosion attracted the attention OF
persons living in the vicinity and men
rushed to the assistance Of the unfortunate
passengers.
To add to the intensity Of the scene large
vats of petroleum stored on the wharf
caught fire and the flames spread rapidly.
The fire companies were unable to accom-
plish any thing. ss there was no water, owing
to the tide being out, and Us minutes aiter
the explosion ABOUT 800 ket of the wharf,
freight depot and Telegraph offices were
burning. When the tide came in they
managed TO get q supply OF water and az
neon bad the fire under control. While
the firemen and others were trying to
save the wharf. q large number
of boatnen were lowing around the wreck
seeking to recover bodies. 1t Is belisysa
that between thirty and forty lives ws.e
lost Up to late hour aa th.a -n,'erno1I .no nf
twelve badies had been recoyered, two Oh
which were burned beyond recognition.
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THROUGH THE STATE.

The meeting of farmers held at Fairnont
on last Tue:day to consider plans securing
the SIS, 900 appropriated by Congress to
each State for experiments in agriculture,
did not do anything, bat another meeting
wss called to be held one Day during the
next term of the Circuit Court to take
proper action in the matter.
On last Wednesday morning sad scene
occurred at the residence of Lewis Comp
ton, in Rosne county. II seems that Mrs.
Compton's mother, Mrs. SummeIfeld, had
been seriously afflicted with heart disease.
About two o'clock on Wednesday evening
the daughter discovered that her mother
was dying, and she was 20 overcome she
fell TO the floor and all efforts to revive her
were fruitless.
Frank Vanmeter, a son Of Mr.. A. II.
Vanmeter, Of Martinsburg, received q
very painful wound on Saturday last.
His brother Allen and himself went into
the woods TO cut sappling for some pur-
pose, and as Allen was handling the axe,
and Frank standing near, the sharp blade
struck him on the foot inficting q very
severe cut, nearly seyering the ball OF the
foot.
Travellers along the main stem Of the
B. & O., between Weaverton and Balti-
more, have no doubt frequently shnddcred
at the possible results Of land slide or a
precipitation of some OF the mighty masses
of rock that overhang the track in places.
The company realizing the danger Of such
an occurrence has detailed watchmen
along the tracks to give timely notice Of
any chance obstruction upon the line in
this neighborhocd Passengers will now
feel easier.
Early last week young man by the
name Of Fleek, of Renius p. O., was seri-
ously injured at Lubbock by some party or
parties at the house Of widow lady where
he had gone to purchase some wine to treat
a couple Of his companions. The injuries
thus received have since resulted in Fleek's 6
death. The names Of the parties who In
flicted the wounds are not known. There
is considerable excitement and great indig-
nation in Lubeck over the occurrence.
John Dolton, brakeman on the Buck
hanron & Weston railroad, made narrow
escape from being killed, last Saturday
evening. 1t seems they had run six empty
flats up to the mill and cut four loose and
started back with two. John attempted
to jump on the two that had been detach'
ed. but missed them and fell on the track,
when the other four started TO run back
John attempted to get of the track, ant
John Galliher and Tom Gilbart got int
a row at the residence Of John Harden
whose wife and daughter are said to b
keeping house Of i'll repute in the cas-
end of Grafton, Tuesday night, when Gal
liner hit Harden in the eye with rock
inhicting a frightful wound. Both tn
upper and lower lids Of the eye were Gu
away by the stone, leaving the orb exposes
and o ghastly object The sight Is no
only destroyed, but the man Is in a criHca
condition, and it is feared will die. Cali
her and Gilbart are both in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28
Cousumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands BY an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
msnent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also q positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested 1t wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt,it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actusted by this motive and adesire 70 70
Heye human suffering, WIN send FREQ o.
charge, to all who desire Il, this recipe, II
Germsn, French or Enelish. with fall d.
rections for preparingand using. Sent b
mail by addressing with stamp, namins
this paper, W. A. NoYEs, l4S Porer'I
Block, Rochester, ~ J.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.
An Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting at
Charlestown.

An Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting nj
Charlestown.
spsaal TSiscrGm 10 he Re0iS,cr.
CHARLEsTowN, W. Va, February 27.-
The Democrats Of this place held an en-
thusiastic meeting in the Cour. House,
evening last, and Organized a
club with the following officers: President,
DIR. j. V. Simmons; Vice Presidents, j. c.
Holmes, II. T. Mlly, DR.. J. d. Starry,
Capt. Geo. Baylor, Geo. W. NARROW, and
Stewart Hirshmsn; Treasurer, John Porter
field; Secretary, S Lee Phillips; Executive
John T. Colston, GuStaye
Brown, H. B. Davenport, B. c. Washing
ton and B. Gibson; Marshal, Thos. B.
Young; Sergeant-at-Arms, August Schultz.
were passed endorsing Presi-
dent Clevelsnd's administration and in
voSing the aid and membership Of other
Democrats in the county. After some
detail work the club adjourned with three
cheers for Grover.
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GAINESVILLE.

Joe Davis. the Alleged Burglar-othsr
News Items.
Special 10 the Register.
GAINESVILLE, O., February 2s.-Thos
of Cambridge, Deputy United
States Marshal, was in this place this
morning summoning witnesses in the case
Of Joe Davis, who is charged with bur
slarizing the GAINESVILLE postofice The
case will be heard before Commissioner
Turner tomorrow. Marshal Stevens says
the evidence will convict and that Davis
win be taken TO Columbus TO await trial
before the United States Court Ee ~iu
ra.su e iDdicted tor passing counterfeit
coins and for brrglarizing the poetofice a
Buffers Station, Harrison counay. Tit
Chicago offir!als accused him Of implica
ton in the Smell murder case, but de
stroyed their warrants upon the evi
dence Of Inspector Salmon to tie effsc
that Davis was in this plsc'
when the crime was committed
Iseae wisener, the chief witness fo
the Government will tomorrow testify
thst Davis boarded With his mother-in-lsv
in this place for eight days; that he can'
here 10 rob q wealthy widow lady, bu
abandoned that to enter the Postofice
that the dsy following the bold burglary
Dayis offered 70 brihe him with ten dc,
lar bill, and threatened his life If he ex
possd. 1t sppaars slso that tie accuset
wss iudiscreet CROUCH to eonfide with ;
woman here, with whom he was holdiri
unlswfnl intercourse.
The remaiuf Of Mr.. Jno. B. Colying, o
wheeling, were inferred in Green Noun
Cemetery yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Funeral strvices were preached IN tn
Christian Church. Mr.. Colyig was citi
zen of this place for number of years.
Mrs. T. G, Wilson aud Miss AIDA FoVle
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Mary Moore
Geo. r. Tsylor's popular saleslady.
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morning about fifty of the applicants had

morning ABOUT my Va NAS "fPsS Aau
Iyou see there arc apparently plenty OF
men for the places, said Mr. Stone, point
ing to the line.
from?r
1--WE don't know"
"Hoy about your conductors, brakemen
and other employees? Are they going to
trouble yop?'
thew are still with the company, and gen
eraTIv believe that the Conductors and en-
gineers are literally paid il comparison
With other employees All We have thus
far called on have promptly responded.
How il is with freight conductors and
braksmen l can't cay from actual exper-
fence, as we are not attempting to move
any freight. We shall startoui noon trains
to Kansas City, and to Missouri river
points ss usual"
The Burlington is the only mad that has
access into the lumber district but having
NO engineers on their engines an attempt
was made to have O Chicago and Eastern
ILLINOIS engineer ohlOSh hAS $3.50 @sO -
lumber district. He refused OF the ground
that it was switching for the p, B. & O.,
and no further attempt was made up TO
nocr to switch into ths lurIbG district.
EXPORTED ARRIVAL OF eTowDEBLY.
II rs reported on excellent authority that
General Master Workman Powdelly ar
rived in the city at an early hour this
morning and proceeded to the Grand Paci-
fic, where he held prolonged interview with
Chief Arthur. Later they called upon Mr..
Stone, and after short interview returned
to the hotel.
Powderly's name does not appear on the
register, bat the clerk will not deny that
he is in the house. A prominent official OF
the Knights is responsible for the assertion
that there is 10 feeling between that or
ganization and the Brotherhood, and that
the knights in the employ Of the BuriEnSS- by
ton will 90 out to o man if ordered; as ane
statement is significant in yieno, .ns t'os 30
that the Burlington bad BEEN an nne,Pns c,Pp;S;ps 3
recruits from the ranks Of the
Reading knights.
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srarF DEVELOPMENT.
p.,seates 10 the Convention From
Charleston.

n.,ayatss 10 the Convention From
Charleston.
Special Telegram 10 Gls Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 81
The City Council met tonight and ap-
pointed the following gentlemen to repre-
sent the city of Charleston at the meeting
of the Industrial Convention, to be held in
the city of Wheeling on the 29th instant.
The representatives are: Gov. Z. W. Will
son, II. S. Walker, J. Q. Dickinson, ]. F.
Brown, D. G. Gsllaher, E. B. Knight, S. A.
Miller, T. l.. Brown, J. P. Hale, V. A.
Gates, Phi. Frankenberg, Ben Baer, Frank
Woodman, Ed. A. Reid, DR.. E. A. Sum
mers, B. w. Byrne, W. A. Quarter,
W. NJ. Hoyey, A. M. Scott,
T. B. Swami, J. f. Dana, N. g.
Burlew, NJ. B. Reber, NJ. W. Donnally,
editor Gazette: John i. Thornhill, editor
Star; G. G. Watts, John Fulks, Joseph l..
Fry, Mayor city of Charleston: ]. A. De
gruyter, Recorder; J. G. Roy, James Bibby,
DIR, L. Carr, J. G. Pemberton, W. s. Laid
ley, Joseph Ruffner, J. W. Goshorn, Fred
Gardiner, last eight composing City Coun'
cil,) r. p. Warren, Samuel Mathews, E.
NJ. Stone, Jacob Goshorn, ]. Fl. Rogers,
A. L. Laidley, W. T. Lucudos, NJ. jackson,
J. d. White and Ferd r. Swami, agent
the Associated Press.
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.g.d Been Worried Eighteen Years,

1t should have read married" but the
proof-reader observed that it amounted TO
about the same thing, and so did not draw
his blue pencil through the error. Unfor-
tunstely there was considerable truth In
his observation. Thousands Of husbands
are constantly worried almost TO despair
by the i'll health that afiicts their wives,
and often robs life of comfort and happi-
ness. There is but one safe and sure way
TO change all this for the better. The
ladies should use DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28

A General Lockout.

PITTsDURG, Pa, February IA gen.
eral lockout Of the Edgar Thomas Steel
wo-h, --ro declared by The firm ef c"r"c
gle g. Co., to-day. Superintendent Jones
called the mill committee together this
afternoon, and after stating that the de-
MAJ ds of tde men could not he granted,
announced that inasmuch as the wcrkmen
had refused to comply with the terms OF
the firm, they could consider themselves
discharged.
The dscision was a great surprise to the
men. They assert, however, that the chal-
lenge thrown cut by the firm for conflict
will be taken up, ard they will fight to
the bitter end. The lockout will affect
about 1000 Z en-. The Knights Of Labor
say they will support the locked out men,
and at the same time keep watch on the
Homestead works of the same firm, 10 see
if any OF Edgar Thompson's orders are
supplied by the former establishment
The shutting down Of the Edgar Thorn.
son furnaces on account Of the strike will
reduce the production of pig ron over
/ 900 tons per day. At present the firm
has $500, 600 worth Of pig iron IN stock.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

A Chimney Works on the Tay-Thc Plate
Glass Works and Other Matters. -
Another manufacturing enterprise is be-
ing talked up that If it is carried out, and
there is no doubt but that it will be, will
still further add to the variety Of Wheel
ing's industries. This is lamp chimney
factory, and it seems rather strange that
Wheeling should not have had such a
works long ere this. There is money in
lamp chimneys and thousands Of dollars are
sent out OF this city annually for chimneys
that might be kept right here. The COM
pany that is talked of will be q joint stock
concern with q capital Of $4,000 or $780,
900, divided into shares Of 500 each, and
the gentlemen who are at the head of the
concern promise 10 have it in shape in the
not distant future. Such an establish
ment would employ o good many hands
and could doubtless secure large trade in
chimneys, which would be the sole output
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28
Brnee Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Ia poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fdgety, nervous, and generally out
of sorts, and wan. TO tracs up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you ior an hour, and then leave you is 9
vorse condition than bafofe ~ yo.
siood. start healthy action Of Liver md
Kidneyr, restore your vitality, and dive
renewed health and strength. Such Z
medicine you win and In Electric Bitters
and only 80 cents bottle at Losan d %. !,
Drug Stoke.
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W. wou,d advise sOn- Of our West Sir-
ginia boys who are NV n the hospitals Of
the grea: noTthw, s: ci..,s where they went
to pick up for;u-s las: summer, to paste
Hon. J. &. CEoyEETls communication in
their hats, and As s,oa "a the weather pei
mits take a cross Gcks,, II they can't set
back ia a better way, for West Virgins.
Mr. CRUrGETT knows what lie is writing
about when he says ucse money has been
naaS IN West Nirgiu.A ,lnds in the last
three yssH than in a Ia, dozen Western
States. TIE gentleman t.o-I Summers cen
testify to the fact to the tame Of $50, 600
which he cleared last year on the sPPrec'-
alton and sale Of irol GRE lands.
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ALsToS 9. DAYTON,

A West virginia Kafhasisst Tells Of Nag
indecent Veins sf Coal, Niiiiess Of Cords
Of Tan BARK, Great Dspesifs Of Fire Clay,
'ssd Limestone withsat IAmks- Miles %
Forest Trees, Of Nsnneeh Slss.
!, PHnIfPI, W. VA, Fsbsnnsy %, 'ss.
yaa 3. Taney Ra, EdaS n q 1u1k1:
DxAHsR:-In reply - ysus esteemed
favor Of the 1sth inst, pxntt ne to ay I
have notsd with tie dssssst fatssns ths
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Funeral ofW. w. Corcoran.

WALHISGToN, DC, February T.-The
funeral of w. W. Corcoran took place this
afternoon at his late residence. In accord-
sace with the wish of the deceased the cere'
monies were sin pie ard devoid Of Ostenta'
ton. Among the floral tributes was large
pillow sent by Mrs Cleveland. The ser
vices we're confined to the form laid down
in the Episcopal ritual. There was no ad
dress. Mrs. Cleveland WAS present during
the services and her carriage was in tbs
long cogtege that followed the remains tc
the grave.
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Rnllinl MN Strike.

LANCASTER, Pa, February 1.-THE
employees of the Columbia rolling mill
went on strike this morning against a
reduction of 25 cents per ton on puddlers,
and a proportionate reduction other men
paid by the ton. Three hundred men are
thrown out of work by the strike.
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Erafricidn Arrested.
.ial T.lI1rdm % Dle Re0ifn.

Special Telegram TO pie Re0tSr.
CHAREsToS, W. VA, February IT,
Detective W. G. Baldwin returned home
this morning from Campaign county, H.,
where be succeeded in arresting Mansford
Moore, alias Alex. Martin, charged with
the murder of his brother, jackson Moore,
in Floyd county, KY, August 10th, 1879,
After committing the murder be fed TO
Illinois, where he hss since resided and
has accumulated a good deal Of money.
Mr.. Baldwin says Moore offered him 81 900
% release him, but his offer was declined.
He was lodged in Jail at Catlettsburg, KY,
Yesterday, to await trial.
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Reduction of Wages.

PITTsBURG, February 27.-Notices were
posted throughout the ConnellsIilIe coke
regions to-day, ordering general reduc'
ton in wages Of ct per cent. A meeting
of the coke workers will be held on We'd
uesday to decide whethsr to aGept the
reduction or strike.
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Poisoned by Poke Root
49,, a. IL pfriRSr

Sp1cioI IsLkoTdm 70 DN H<VINH'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February H.
Saturday afternoon four young children Of
Fl. 7. LittIeton, who resides on Morris
street, were poisoned by eating Poke Roots
which they found while digging In the gar.
den. A physician was called and with
the greatest difficulty the children were
saved. It Is feared that one Of the chill
dren will not recover, a. 1t eat . more
bouutifuI supply than either Of the others
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New Democratic Paper a. Grafton.

Specicl Tde1rdm % DC Ke9lsta.
GRAFTON, W. VA, February T.-lt Is
reliably reported here that arrangements
have been completed for new Demo-
cratic newspaper in Grafton, under . new
name, and the first issue will appear In .
few weeks. Entirely responsible parties
are at the head Of the enterprise.
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Psa.Ions Tor West vlrEipl-5


apsad! r. s1s 10 ~ Rsg~ar. ~,
wAsHIpSToS, T. st,> Kfsxla' =
Pensions lave bSs= fsnted 70 West Var
Vinis sppIi,ants as follows: Levi Brock
Moundsvin,; Marion Fry, Lstart; hendaI
Barnett, Cottsgeyille; Leonard GIeeni
Beaver Nils; George Drum, Wheeling
George W. Ratleff, Ivy; Rssson A. Bal,
Jackson; Gidecn Morrow, Beech Hil Jonn
NeDasiel, Point Pleasant; Marion y
Jsekson. C0ss; Allen T. Ballard, Indian
Creek; Nehemiah Shinr, Stevens; Ambrose
Fox, Morysnsville; Reuben AeDaniei,
Po;us Pleasant; Charles N. AndeG-
son. R8veI swood, Jackson McDade, Letarti
wmJ P. ShipnGD, Wardsrsyille; Daniel
s,;5sDnoyer, Yankee Dam; Martha A,
Tnosher Of Alouzo L. 0'Brien, Weston;
I,yfa B , widow Of JudsCn A. Holden
Rockio65 GG.ivu . Ss'heTs, Friendlyi W.
Tormar Deer Lick; Sam'i Shesis, Bridge
port; Eisha Bramage, WOrtRipgtoni jas
Tsylor, ShephsrdstoWn; Henryl LudSick, (,
Y,ozsn Csmp; Jacob Whitehead, MUSES.
Bottom: Rodney s. GgTrison, Wayeriyi
Jane McDonsld. Milo; Talbot Bureh,
EiIa: Bvrsn Love, Peel Tree; Andrew
Howell, Long Reach; Cornelius B. steed,
Wsyerly; JscSb C. Turner, GlenWosd
Rachel mother Of John Matthias, Lumber
uort
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From Jefferson County.

Special Ttleqram 10 lN RtgfAeT,
CHARLEsTowN, February 27.-About a
week ago committee was appointed to
name delegates to the Wheeling Indus
trial Convention and to-day reported the
following gentlemen who expressed their
willingness 10 attend: B. @. Washington,
Geo. W. Hsines, VIM. II. Trayers, Gustav
Brown, W. C. Carroll, K. p. Chew, Stew
art Hirshman, J. c. Holmes, John Nc
knight, Geo. II. Turner, James H. Grove,
T. p. Lippitt, J. G. Hurst, James d.
Butt, r. H. Phillips and T. II. Mason.
Besides these q number OF others from this
county expect to attend.
Old Jefferson is hand and heart in the
advancement of the State ard brisging her
resouEces TO the front.
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The Plate Glass Works.

II Is understood that about SOC, 600 have
been subscribed to the stock Of the pro-
posed plate glass woTks, mention Of which
has previously been mode. 1t win be re-
msmbered that gentleman was here who
represented a syndicate, which sgreed to
furnish Si50,OO0 to the capital stock Of
the company II IN additional subscription
of $3.50, ,0OO conld be secured. This estat-
lishment would bring about !, 500 people
here and Wheeling ought to have 1t By all
means. Asthere are but FIVE Other manu-
factories like this in the country, it
would be big thing for the city, and be.
sides there Is agreat deal Of money In the
business.
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N IN 'csr mt MATTER.

Az alter s aas not yet bseu referred
=. "A. which issEv the atteOTsar ~ tbs
Cs,,.atiou tO-aSH0w, is tie hck Of 4
0o,,. Cui,yd Safe building il tbis city
:, L. dispatch G. 'A' several brahches Of
T.,.ra. bus .nsss .sa:are eustOaaIily car
"a On in such a aiding. E,ery year
,S,,, 5 some csnSe needed, SINE inn.
,Oys7snts and rs-g'', showing hat the
"a Custom HOuss - ou'iiVsd id time.
nsucTe than tsT' Of a century since
il was erected. Sire that time the city
IA roEn to treNa the size it vas then,
,bile ;hs postal art';2er Federal business
la curspondingl! CREASED. 1t is ro-
,,roas ,sst AttornS'GtneIal VANS has
ssrlsrsi be would 2. Ey q case, that he
,,ola Nsi, at whes's, ID consequence
stSs .a,s Of faciHtie u iransaeting brsi-
EsS
Vbv caaaut the Cc7sru0n pass q reso-
r,.,, rypg the wss Virginia delegation
,,V,s a..0n 10 take -i.iss m hand at
"a, 81! pash througl Il appropriation?
,I,,s every town in ssCcuntry bsS but
,,,.s ,,,.s5.aaapPropgistaaSaU.S. a U. 5. build
=, ,,lit.s Erauted. x number now
a7 n. G. .,a1ar is IegiO- Gentlemen Ct
4. Co,yslton, do no. = l&e opportunity
-. TIE rssOlution VII, Uaire but little
i,hr. end your COrgtessaa will be glad
ps.uy TIE natter to s sce'stGl eonsu-
nation.
This i exc of the iuN.aut matters
that tie Ohio County delegsss to the Con-
,.D6or should look after. .-e delegates
INN al oysr the Slate heartily CO..
wsate WIKI them, if it be g0perly put IN
shSpe,
TIE gentlemen Of the City .J11cl could
,,O very p;ogssly take u Ais matter
hi, eveaiuy, and then K the Cham
bsr Of Commerce and the E-;d Of Con-
ni,aoae-s aIl ioto line.
Toe wa 10 s1cc ed il TO ga work.
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Hs Cah Attention 80 tnee.sasss ~
iSSI, -. $500 - s.%
80, Dvsss Upon, ss1 s.eesstsses ~.
CLAsxssUno, W. Va, February a,
n ~ eda~ ofM ReolA~;
srR:--Your letter Of 9th February, 1888,
the boomips of ths ensa of
wnt Virginia and the sccompanyiag rsss-
lutiou of the Chamber Of Commsrus n H.
"a. :, wL..,;.. -. -. ...-s
cay '" "t NV.
feel conndent tnAt every oeson q
this State feels very thankful foe IL none
tb,, Va, b.v. made an th,. x.,v $780,
:, ~ - =.
ing snd dimporlAntsup)ect Ins hsonsT1
has certainly touched the right chord, -
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