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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-10
WE LELAND ARsoN CASE.
Mr.. FalIoure's Hearing Postponed TIL
* Wednesday Morning.

Mr.. Balloure'S Hearing Postponed TIL
* wednesday Morning.
The hearing Of Frank FAlloure on q
charge Of maliciously setting FIRE the drug
store and residence Of R. B. Burt, on Viz
ginis street, Island, early Sunday morn.
ing, was set for z O'Clock last evening, to
be conducted at the office Of tie county
jail by Squire W. H. Davis, but this was
changed yesterday at the request OF Prose-
cutting Attorney Jordan, and the hearing
postponed until A. n. on Wednesday.
Mr.. Falloure has retained as his counsel
Mr. John o. Pendleton. he deslrsd to
have hearing at once, but the State is
allowed by law to hold It at any time
within ten days. Mr.. Pendleton made q
motion to admit the prisoner to bail, but
Squire Davis refused.
There was no development in the case
yesterday. A hundred rumors were in
circulation, but come Of them were old
stories and others without foundation. No
further arrests have been made, but II Is
well nnderstood that circumstances seem
to implicate one or two parties besides
Mr.. Falloure, at least to the extent Of
having guilty knowledge Of the affair.
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miuNlntor hx0urhlOn TO washington Ultys
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces popular excursion to
Washington for Thursday, January 10.
The round trip fare will DO IS 90 from
Wheeling or Benwood. Tickets will be
valid for ten days, including day Of sale.
They will be good going on trsins leaving
Wheeling at 8 40 A. NJ, and 5:45 P. NJ, leav.
ing BsnWood at 6:05 A. N. and 8:10R N.
Through Parlor Cars on day train and
Sleeping Cars on night train. The tickets
will also be available to and from Balti-
more but muDt be used for continuous
passage In both directions. No better
time could be chosen for q visit to the
Capital. Congress will be in session and
the galleries Of both Houses, as well as all
other public buildings, will be open TO
visitors.
The long limit on the excursion tickets
allows ample time for visiting Alexandra,
Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point Com.
fort and other points Of interest within
easy reach Of Washington. For tickets
and Parlor or Sleeping Oar accommods.
tons call upon or address, Agents BAlti.
more 1 Ohio Railroad.
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The Flint alasSworksr,.

There is nothing new In the local situa-
ton OF the glassworkerS' strike. A tels-
gram from Pittsburgh, received last even
ing, Gays:
The fint g!ass manufacturers are wait.
ing for q reply to their last communities
ton to the Executive Committee OF the
Union before another step will be taken
towards settling the strike. A mRnutac.
turer stated to-day that his committee did
not object to holding a conference with
the committee from the other side, but
said It would he we'll for both to under
stand each other before such step was
taken, 60 that no unnecessary time would
be consumed, 90 was the case at the last
conference,
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CINCINNATI, Jan. s-AbOut I o'clock
this morning the welcome whistle of the
tow boat Eagle, the foremost Of the Pitts
burgh coal feet, sounded at the wharf; 1t
wss greeted with enthdslaHm. Following
It came at intervals, the Hornet No. 2,
Beaver, Sam CLARK, John Moran, Resolule,
Tom Lisle, Diamond and Raymond Homer.
The Gate City and the John V. Lows,
the advance Of the KRnaWhA ccsl feet,
also arrived. The Ohio river will DO we'll
covered with coal, as In addition to the
shipments made from Plttsburgh, nearly
three million bushels will come from the
Ksnawha. The price here Is unsettled,
but has dropped from "a to cents buAhsl
since last week.
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A SPLENDID SHOWING
MADE ZOE rnE o1rY,s FINANcEs
BY the CITY CLERKS Annual statement, to bO
Presented to Council this EvsuiuE-Tho
Big improvement in Her CObditiOa
in the Year Just Closed.

There will be a number of important
matters presented for the consideration Of
Council at It's regular Bemi.monthly meet.
ing this evening, and among them one Of
the mos! interesting will be the annual
statement Of City Clerk Bowers. As pre-
dIcEsd q few days since the showing It
makes is a very satisfactory one. The
net debto Of the city January l, 1888, was
S54s, 4l9 81, which is s4s,lO7 81 Iess than
it was one gear ago.
The receipts Of the city for the year were
a, EoIloua.
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a Sound LernI Opinion.

E. BGinbridge Munday, Esq., County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
"Have used Electric Bitters with most
happy results. My brother also was very
low with Malarial fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use Of this medi.
cine. Am satiafsd Electric Blttera saved
his life."
Mr.. D. !. Wilcozson, Of Hoso Gave,
KY, adds like testimony, saying; He
positively believes he would have died,
had It not bean for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward Of as we'll
as cure all MalaIiAl Diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unsquGlled. Price 800 and 81, ct
Logan 1 Co.'S drug store,
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You cannot afford to waste timein sxper-
imenting when your lungs are In danger.
Consumption always Seems, at first, only
d cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some
thing Just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free ct
Logan & Co.'s drug store,
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Chairman Cowds6, of the State Rspub.
licsn Committee, said to reporter yester.
day that he was glad to sec the movement
on footto organize cluba, and vas glad
the State convention hsd been called. He
thought 1t was q good idea. He will en-.
brace this opportunity to call a meeting OF
the State Republican Committee 10 bn
held here at the same time, aud he hoped
the different Congressional committees
might be brought together at the same
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Is Natures own true Laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costiys; to dispel headaches,
colds, and tsvers; to cure hRbituRl con.
indigestion, piles, etc, Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Measrs.
Logan & Co., Anton P, Hess, r. B. Burt
and O. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, ". Va.
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JOHN poLAN,s WILL.
Disposition of n Well Known East Wheel.
Ing Mana Estnle.

Disposition OF Well Known East Wheel.
Ing Mans Estate,
The last will and testament OF John
Dolsn, deceased, late Of East Wheeling,
was yesterday admitted to probate by
Clerk Hook and ordered to be recorded.
In 1t James MCKINLEY is named as execu-
tor, and he qualified, giving bond in the
sum Of $500, with Frederick Happy as
surety.
Mr.. Dolan leaves to his niece, Catherine
Norton, sill his personal property, consist
ing chiefly Of money in bank and promis-
sorry notes, after all his debts shall bs paid,
and to his nephew, John E. Norton, and
his mother, Ann Norton, all the real pro-
perty, consisting Of parcel Of ground
with brick buildings thereon, on Eof and
Seventeenth streets, and lot OF ground
on McOolloch street, In trust, they to psy
the rents and profits OF tho two southern
houses on Eotf street to the decsased's
brother, Peter Dolsn, during his natural
life, or so long 40 either Of said trustees
judge 1t proper that said renta and profits
should be paid to him, and to collect and
raise out Of the rents aud profits Of the
northern house or tenement on Eotf direct
the sum OF $3.50, for the use and benefit
Of his niecs Catherine, to be preserved
and presented to her when she shall at
tain the age Of q yearI, and not sooner,
unless her mother, Ann Norton, RhAll
deem 1t necessary that part Of said sum
ahould be sooner expended for Oatherine's
benefit.
The decedent further directs that his
real properly shall not be sold or par
titioned by or between said devisees until
the youngest Of them, or the youngest
survivor Of them, shall have attained the
age OF q years. a
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following transfers Of real estate:
Deed made January 8, by Elizabeth
Campbell, executrix Of the will OF Robert
Campbell, deceased. to William Mooney,
in consideration Of 1886, for lot Of
SWesney's subdivision Of the "Forsythe
pasture lot," 90 feet by l20, and adjoining
the Top mill property.
Deed made November II by B. F. Nc
Mechon and wife to Peter GAllRher, in
consideration Of $50 so, for part Of lot in
the Joseph Caldwell addition, fronting
thirteen feet on Walnut street.
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To the LadIaa.

We have Just opened specially for the
Holiday trade the most elegant line Of ma
chimes ever brought 70 this city. We hsVe
the Standard and White finished in Ma
hogany, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash aud Cher.
~. Choice will be given to Holiday pur-
chassTs without additional cost. Read
our lad" In this paper,
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Evening Services.

Service Of Prayer and Song, led by Mr.. J. 9.
Lynch. General Secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, $50 TO m,
Money IS Factor In the Coming Campaign, By
Rev, D. A. cunningham, DID and W. A. Wilson,
Esq, TO 1880 p. m,
Relation OF the Amendment 10 the Interest Of
the WOrkIngmen, by Rev. II, ). Sloppy, DID,,
MonongahelA City, Pa, 1850 70 Sis p. m.
General Address BY Rev, A. H. EorcroH, DID,,
Pittsburgh, Pa, S:l6 TO 9p.m.
Organization. 9 to 0:SO p. m. ja9
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A meeting of the Bsnwood nailers was
held yesterday afternoon and lodge Of
the new assembly formed. They will be
admitted 10 the order at once, and it ID
predicted that before the week ends all
the nailers Of the city and vicinity will be
enrolled as members. The Martins Ferry
members Organized some time ago.
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Wanied-AEens
Wanted-TO STINT Q Small House.
NoIice-sAmuel Rter q Co,
stoCEholderS Meeting BenWood Iron Works
StoctholdoB' Meeting-Jenenou Insurance Co.
Siockholders Meeting Riveraide Iron Works.
Btockholdcis Meeting Wheeling Hinge 20.
Decorated Dinner SETS living Bros.
Architects and EngrRyeS' supplies -Nicolls
Art Store.
Water Flllcrg-Neibltt & no.
A CRFd-Jullus Jacobs
Flint Meeting OF stockholders Spears Axle Co.
For Rent and For sals-JAmeI A. Henry, Real
Estate Agent.
special Shoo SAlo-L v. Blond,
FOR incint ad-SteamCT Andes.
INSTRUMENTATION heetinE-sAndArd Fire
Wiro FcSdeFS-deo ". JohnsonS souS.
Attention Republicans.
Now GoOds-l. e. Dillon Co.
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FoR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-HoUSES NO. is AND 20
~ Seventh street. Enquire on prem!geS tel!
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit Jackets, Shirts,
Dress AMI Wooden; Mufiers, silk and
Cashmere; Handkerchleis, SILK and
Lneu; Gloves, all kinds; Umbrellas, Silk
and bingham, and Scotch Wool Under
wear, warranted not 10 shrink, at
q. HESS & S0NS',
Merchant TailOTs and tents Furnishers,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-10

BLEGutoE1, Nd, Jan 9.-WheGt. WeStorn steady
and dull; No. winter red spot sT5fASSc: January
ssne 6idi February sysa5SsyyEc; Nay 95Ifaeghc.
January bskci February 6S1zA59c; Nay 6la6iEn
Oats armef: western white 4oai2c; do mixed "a
sc. Provisions steady and quiet Ness poff
Us %. Lard, refined sSc. Eggs easier; iresh Ola
10; lined l6Al7c. Coles dull and heavy; RIO
CGrEoeS ordinary 70 fair lsGlS5<o.
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This DIoat AVrnoable

as well ss tho most effective method OF
dispelIinE Headache, Colds and Fsvers,
or Cleansing the system, is by taking a
few doses Of the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Mesars.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt
and O. Menksmeller have been appointed
aqents for Wheeling. W. Va.
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The debt summary on January !
makeB the following showing:
CREDITS.


The bonded debt ono year ago was
1926, 500; this years summary shows q
reduction OF $4,000 there.
One year ago the Gas Trustees were
overchsCked 5000 70; now they have
Sl1, Ills 46 Of cash on hand, q difference Of
Sl4,725 %. The Water Works are over
$1,000 better OF than they were year
ago, and the Receiver has about $4,000
more cash on hand than he did one year
ago. The showing is good one and will
tend to make the city credit even stronger
than IL Ia.
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Clsrx Hook yesterday Issued marriage
llcsnres IS folloWe: =
Otto, aged 2s, both natives and residents
Of Ohio county.
To Henry s,abl, lged %, a native Of
Wheeling and resident Of Fostoria, Ohio,
and Emma Riley, aged 10, q native Of
Cameron, W. Va, and rshident Of Whesl.
ing.
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DUFFY'S FORMULA.

A Certain Cure for the First stages of Goa
sumption.
It's main ingredients are raw beef and Dufy'S
Pure Walt whiltey, ard i'st=ulatei the energies
and builds up the tissues LS no other scientific dis
covery has ever done.
'TRmA Presbyterian clergyman and a Doctor Of
Divinity, but am not afraid 70 recommend
DuGy's Malt whishey and Duay's Formula Is the
pureSt and most efficient preparations a. 4 medi'
cine know Of and my experience Il large one.
REY. B. Mn1S,
Meade Centre, Kan.
DuEys Formula is ior ,alo By ali drusgtsS and
dealers. Price 81 per bottle.
The DUFFY MALI WHuEEY Co,
Rnchegter. Y. 7.
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II YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use ACker's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. They are 4 positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, FlAtulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. 25
and so centg. Logan & Co., O. R. GoetEe,
Q. MenksmIllOr, Z. B. Burt and Borrie
Bros, 7
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SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cutlcura RemedIls.

uIhSd known Of the CuticurE Remedies txen:
ty.eight years ago II would have saved me t2Oo 00
1.-Two hundred dollArS) and an immense amount Of
suffering Ny disease (PsoriAblS) commenced on
my mead in spot not larger than cent ItSpread
npidiy al over my body and got under my nails
The scales would drop OF OF me all the time, aud
my suffering was endless, aud without relief. One
thousand dollars would not tempt me TO have this
disease over agRin ! am poor man, bnt feel rich
10 DO relieved Of what some Of the doctors SAID
was leproSy, some Ting.worm, psoriAsls etc.,
took - and - SAnGparillAs over ono year and
and hall, but no cure. ! went 70 two or three
DOCTOR and 10 cure, ! cannot praise the Cuhoun
Remedies TOO much. They have made my skin ~
clear and free from scales as babys. All used
OF them was three boxes OF CutouTR and three
bottles OF Outicun Resolysnt, and two cakes OF
CuticurE Soap. Iiyou had been here and said you
would have cured me for zoo 90 you would have
had the money. looked ike tho picture IN your
book OF PsorIlSls (picture number two "Aow 10
Cure skin DlSesei'1. bat now am a. clear % any
person ever was Through force Of habit rub my
hands over my arms and Kegs 10 scratch once In
while, but TO no purpose. an all well.
scratched twcnty.elght years, and Il got to be
kind OF second nature 70 me. thank you thou
sand times. Anything moro that you want 10
know write me, or any one who reads this may
write 10 me and / will answer i. 1900,
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WAsHrSaToN, D. O., Jan. 1O.-For West
Virgins and Ohio, rain, followed by fair
weather in Ohio, warmer and light 70
fresh southwesterly winds, increasing in
force.
For Western Pennsylvania rain or SNOW,
warner, light fresh 10 fresh winds, IN.
crsasing in force and becoming south.
westerly.
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HoKR1uLE blotches and pimpleg removed
by skin-Success and etectuAlly banished.
Al drug store Of McLain Bros.
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PROHIBITION
Mass Meeting.
At
CAPITOL RINK,
Thursday Next.
ALL DAY AND EVENING.

Tho following programme has been arranged for
the occasion. The ability aud high standing Of
the speakers will guarantee q large attendance:
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dition to transactIng routine business, APP
proved the appointment Of Edward
Deach % hostler at the hook and ladder
house, In place Of Edward HugRins.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.

Stage of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The river here did not reach the so fool
mark; i. missed it by about six inches
At dusk last night the river was falling
slowly with 20 feet three inches in the
channel, according to the marks on the
leyee. It is not likely that the storm Of
yesterday will cause a higher rise than we
have had. The reporta from above last
night were as follows: Pittsburgh, IS feet
8 inches and falling; showing, Morgan.
town, 10 feet and fslllngi Thermometer,
49,. Parker feet 8 inches and falling;
OIL City, 8 feet and falling; RlCe's Land
ing, II feet and falling; snoWing. Greens.
boro, II feet inches and falling; snow.
ing; Brownsville, Is feet inches and fall.
ing; showing. Lock No. 4, 20 feet 8
inches and falling; showing.
The run OF coal prepared for this rise
as far as reported is LOGS, 900 bushels for
Cincinnati, and S,7l2,00 bushels for Lou.
isville. These shipments will aggregate
5,6Sl 600 bushels, which added TO those in
the early part Of last week make the ag.
gregate foot up close to 1900 1000 bushels.
the shipments will be increased some.
what, as there are several tows that will
get out which have not yet been reported.
Some Of the boats that left on the former
rise have been ordered back flying light.
The George shiVAs passed up at 1890
A. n. and the Sam Brown went up at $50
P. NJ, both flying light.
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The Thermometer at sohnepFs drug
store, Opera Houee corner, yesterday, reg.
ialArad "a tolloHA:
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Afternoon.

Relation OF the Prohibition Amendment to the
Commercial Interests Of the State, by Rev. r. Y.
Randolph, DID,, . to 3p.m.
Upon what Basis Of Organization can the Tenn.
Jordan and Rev. r, II. BlEISdell Ph.D., 5 10 p m.
Relation Of the Prohibition Amendment to the
Public Veal, by Judge q. l., CRnmer and Rey. 3.
Il. DornblnDer.I TO b p. N.
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Sold everywhere. Price, OutIcurR, 5Oo; Soap,
25c.; ReFolvcnt, 81. Prepared by the Hott9r. Drug
and Chemical Co, Boston, Mass.
E5-SeDd for allow to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 80 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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PROGRAMME.

Prayer aud song SurvIce, led by ". H. RlnehArt
9to $50 a. m.
Relation OF the Constitutional Amendment TO
Personal Libarty, by Rev. JG CAN'T, $50 to 10 Am
WomAns Work for the Amendment, by Mrs..
jennie NcClurkin, StSte Orglnizsr, 10 to II O. m.
Hon. G. W, Atkinson, Fh.D.
Tho Press Is Factor IN Temperance Work. BY
Rev. 4. s. Jones and Rev W. II, Cooke, D. D., II 10
u noon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-22
ANOTHER ONE FOUND,

About noon Wednesday Coroner Whit
ney received a telephone message to 90
to Corners Point to view the remains
OF a dead person, just found in the bay
near that point. On arriving on the
ground he found the remains of what
proved to be, on investigation, Herman
Anderson, late resident of Rices Poitt,
on the Minnesota side of the bay. On
the 18th, of October last Mr. Amber
son and a young lady friend started in
a common row boat to go to attend Il
dance at West Superior, since which
time neither Anderson or the young
lady have been heard Of, until Wednes-
bay when some men found Anderson's
body frozen in the ice. Ills lady COM
panion is no doubt yet in the bay and
further efforts to find her remains will
be made at once. Anderson used to
work in ones of the mills on Conner's
Point and has relatives living there,
and he was a member of the West End
Hook and Ladder Company This is
the third dead body disco Iered in this
neighborhOOd within as many weeks,
One murder, one d suicide and one
evidently the cause of accident. In the
latter case the Coroner did not deem it
necessary to hold an inquest.
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RESOLUTIONS oE EsTEEH.

The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Douglas County Teachers As
ISOLATION at meeting held December
18th, 1888.
WHEREAS, our esteemed leader and
fellowwOrker, MIR. /. W Gates, is about
10 retire from the Office of County SUI
perintendent Of Schools; therefore be it
Res0lred, That he has our highest re
spect for the faithful, earnest and eff
cient maner with which lie has fulfilled
the duties Of his office.
Resolrcd, That, while we extend the
hand of friendship to his successor, We
regret his loss.
ResoIrcd, That, though severed Off
cially from Us, we desire his presence
and coanseIat any or all our future
meetings.
ResoIred, That the Douglas County
Teachers Association hereby rec0g-
nizes him as an honorary member.
Res0lred, That a copy Of these resolu-
lions be presented to him and one sent
to each Of the city papers for publica-
ton.
W. I. LANGLEY.
Mrs. ALEXANDER,
". ". STRICKLAND.
Committee.
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u ASEE4--A LANDLORD.

We will have completed in a few
days one of the finest hotel buildings at
the head of The lake 1t is not the
largest nor the most expensive. but
IL IS a model of convenience and 4
palace of comfort, with hot and cold
water all over it, electric light, every
room well lighted and aired, and all the
modern conyeniencieS that 90 to make
upa complete hotel structure. Now
tie next. thing desired and to be
secured, is a first class Mine Host. =
Who this is TO be is not yet known,
but Messrs Catlin & Butler, proprieters
or the hotel, are looking about lively
for the right man. In the selection of
landlord depends much of the future
character of the house. \ neat, com
Portable house is at all times desiable,
but with this must be manager who
knows his business" and how to at
tend to it, TO make the honse accept
able TO the trayling public. Very few
people come out here as yet just to
put on style" but they come for bust
ness, and what they want of a hotel is
clean, comfortable bed, good, sub
stantial table with the food properly
cooked and served and a place to rest
or transact business in, with no more
fancy fixins" than the business viii
judiciously warrent. Let the house
start out with a good name and it viii
be all right and we offer one of the finest
openings in the country 10 a good com
petent hotel man.