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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
MIR. Frank ]. Hearne has gone to New
York and other Eastern points on bust
ness trip.
General Jones, the President Of the
"Cannon Ball" railroad, Ia in the city, the
guest Of Hon. W. s. Goshorn.
Jacob W. Gardner, of Hamilton, Ohio,
chief OF the Knights of the Golden Eagle
Of Ohio, 10 at the NcLure House. He has
been visiting the Castles OF thst order in
Eastern Ohio.
Mrs, ]. N. Camden and her brother,
Mr.. D. &. Thompson, who was accom-.
panied by bis daughter, Miss Lena, came
up from Parkersburg lsst Friday evening
and were the guests Of their father, Judge
G. W. Thompson, at his place out the
National road.
Mesa1s. A. A. Kellar, Levi Stephens and
W, A. McCoah, OF PaTkeTsburg, were at
the stamm House. They were on the
way home from q trip Of inspection
through number Of recently built jsils
for the purpose Of getting ideas for the
building Of new and much nAeded jail in
Wood county.
The KanaaS City Time, has the follow
ing note about an old Wheeling boys Mr..
D. F. F. Mcdonald, Of this city, has
been appointed at the head Of the local
freight department Of the Kansas City,
Wysndctte & Northwestern. Mr.. Nc
Donald for several years held the import
ant position Of chief clerk Of the local
freig ht department Of the Fl. Scott d Gull
system, and has acquired thorough
knoBlsdge Of the freight business. He
will assume the duties OF his new Office
February l, when it Is expected the rail.
way company will have terminal facilities
completed and in readiness to handle 10.
cal freight for the new system.
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All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Mrr. George squigGins Is on the sick
List.
"Doc" Ware, liking Of Cards." ID
here.
George Milligan, ST., was in the city
Saturday.
The city will sell $4,000 worth OF bondt
on the sixth.
John White and wife have located neal
Portsmouth.
Luke Gavin was unable 10 be out saLur'
day, but Ia better.
]. W. Sellers has decided to cell out
here and go to Pittsburgh.
Frank Litten retains his position as Oil
Inspector for another term.
The total rsceints OF tho school enter.
tainmsnts amounted to $3.50 05.
BoneysteeIe & Breidenstcin are cutting
Ice and are harvesting good crop.
P.J. Murphy, thu Irish agltator, oil
Cleveland, was in Bsllsire Saturday.
Rev. ]. R. Hlssom will assist in the
exercises at the First N. Z. church this
week.
Each evening this week special serVicel
will be held at the Tirst Presbyterian
church;
George Romick is still confined to his
home by severe attack Of rush Of blood
to the head.
The Mayor here has been communicat-
ing with some East Liverpool men or they
with him in relation to q pottery location
here.
Miss Sharp, who has been teaching in
Room No. 8 here in the Central building,
is very low with typhoid fever at her home
in Moundsville,
Tho Thermometer did not get down to
zero here yesterday morning, but out at
Keyser's, on the hill top, 1t registered
eight degrees below.
The ladies Of the Hebrew AeneVolent
Society will give 0 grand ball in the par
lprs OF the Globe Hotel on the night oil
the 27th Of February.
The lower part OF the Christian church,
the basement, is talked Of as the place for
the fair and festival for the benefit Of tho
Street Fair and public park,
A lady OF the Fourth ward whose name
could not be learned and who was in a
delicate condition, was struck by boy
on q sled. She was knocked down and
one Of her legs broken,
Tho empty tow boats or tho barges used
Tor tieg, lying at the railroad incline here,
will have to be placed in better position,
AID the ice will be cot and the boats
dropped down along the bank.
One OF the glass manufacturers here is
reported to have said that the Central
settlement in Wheeling would in no way
affect the strike here, and they would not
settle except at the mAnpiacturers' terms.
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The river Is tightly closed ct this point
and Tor miles up and down. The heavy
Ice with which the river was filed all day
Friday and that night, gorged OF Mounds.
Vile at an early hour Saturday morning
and the ice commenced piling up be-
hind. This gorge caused the river to
rise here from Z feet 8 inches to
feet in twelve hours. About 10 O'Clock
Saturday night the gorge reached here
and continued to pile back till it reached
for up beyond the bend and the Sisters.
Shortly before daylight the ice moved o
trjfls, and then settled tighter and more
solid than before. In CAGE Of Sudden
break up caused by rise, before the ice
has q chance to rot, considerable damage
would probably be done.
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A GOOD SCHEME.
Martins Forr3'S .'Boom" CitIzstS Secure a
ri,nninr

Martins Ferr,'s .'Boom" CitizstS Secure a
Ohayfrr,
A charter has been granted by Secretary
OF State Walker to the Martins Ferry
Construction Company" a company or.
gaulzed for the purpose Of mining for and
dealing In clSy, coal, stono and other min
erals, and manufacturing the same into
useful productsi Of boring for aud sinking
wells for oil, petroleum and gas and trans
porting and selling the same; Of manu-
featuring and dealing in all kinds Of
croCkery, pottery and glass, and Of con-
structing for themselves and others build.
inea Of all kinds, including dwelling
houses, misunderstanding plants and business
structures Of every kind and nature, and
selling and disposing Of tho same, and
doing and carrying on the business Of
general builders and constructors, and for
the purpose OF manufacturing, using and
dealing in electrical apparatus Of all kinds,
electric light, poSsr, and Gil olss pertain.
ing thereto. The principal Office will be
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, and the incorpor.
ators are Joseph Bell and Alfred PAUL, OF
Wheeling; o. Russell Wood, John y.
Cochran and Ed. Muhleman, Of Martins
Ferry.
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Catanh TO CONSUMPTION.

Ca,arh In Its destructive force stands next to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. 1t is
therefore singular that those afflicted With .his
fearful disease should not make It the object OF
their lives TO rid themselves Of It, Deceptive rem.
edIes conooCtOd by ignorant pretendeiS to medical
knowledge have weakened the confidence Of the
great majority of sufferers in all advertised RENE.
dies. They become resigned 10 Life OF misery
rather than torture themselves with doubtful pal.
Natives.
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met al
every BtIRe and cOmbRted with all our might, In
many cases tho disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. Tho bones aud cartilage Of tho noe
the organs OF hearing 81 geeing and Of tasting 10
affected as to DO u'elets, The lvula 60 elongated,
the throat 50 inilamed and Initiated a. 10 produce
constant and distressing cough.
eaniord'G Radical Cure meets every phase Of
Catlrrh, from 4 simple head cold TO the most
loaihsome and destructive stages. It Il local and
constitutional. Instant IN relieving, permanent
In curing, sale, economical and IeVer.iGIlInR
Each package cont9Ias one bottle Of the Radical
Cure, one box Of Catarrhal Solvent. and an I'm.
proved Inhaler, with treAtisei pricc, 81.
PoTTRR DRUG d CLINICAL Co., Boston,
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clay and limestone, Ion which grapes grow
luxuriantly Wild, why NOT cultyatedH No
finer peaches in sizs, free from defects,
and abundance Of production, are raised.
Last Thursday night q livery stable
owned by Frank WEIGH, Of Charleston,
was burned. Five valuable horses per-
ished in the flames. The building, one
and half story brick, was erected about
eighteen months ago at cost Of about
81, 500, and was owned by WEIGH 4 Jarvis.
The contents consisted Of FIVE horses, val.
ued Of $3.50. eight carriages and buggles
valued at $500, and harness, etc., valued
at about $3.50, making total loss on build
ing and contents Of about $500, which
were insured in the GeTmania, OF New
York, for $500, and the Western Assur.
ance Company Of Toronto, Canada, for
$500.
The Mcdowell Progress opens the New
Year Gs iollows: "rhe year Just past
has been an eventful one for Nc Dowell
county, as 1t has witnessed the inaugura.
ton Of the many enterprises tending to
the development OF our great natural re.
sources. The year 1888, with Its youthful
vigor, will successfully push to finish
IQ6 Ih1IUhQ uOWu cLkuOEuJ Will bet tno
cars in motion; will cause the eternal hills
Of Mcdowell to bow their naughty crests
in submission to the genius Of man, and
disgorge their carbonilerouH deposits; will
cause the smoke from q thousand coke
ovens to lszily curl skyWard; will give
employment to the poor, and We hope will
bring one or all Of these things to all
health, wealth and prosperity"
A bogus detective made his appearance
in Grafton last week and played sharp
dodge on several saloon keepers. Repre-
senting to the authorities, 1t Ia said, that
he had been employed by the W. o. T. U.
at that place to breRk up the liquor traffic,
he received official information and went
to work on the scheme. He called at one
saloon and got drink, alter which, in.
stead Of reporting to the Mayor, he aim.
ply showed his authority and said that
unless the bartender planked down ten
dollars as hush money he would give
him away. The liquor man weakened,
gave him the money, and he then visited
another saloon with the same result At
the third place he failed, and to avoid ar.
rest, left the town. It turns out that the
stranger was not q detective at all, nor
had he been employed by the W. O. 7. U.
nor any one else.
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ANOTHER WAIT.
A Well Dressed White baby LETT In Color
cd Mans House.

A Well Dressed White baby left In n Color.
cd MAn's House.
Saturday white girl baby, apparently
from 4 to 8 weeks old, was left in the
house Of Alex Hopkins, well known
colored white waaher, who lives in the
alley above the Baptist church on the hill.
The story Is that while both Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins were out, somebody stole into
the house, and when Mrs. Hopkins re-
turned she found the baby lying on q
lounge, and beside i! q full supply Of nice
clothing.
Hopkins, when seen last night, showed
q marked aversion to converting about the
baby, while there was report that Its
parentage was not completely involved In
mystery. Whether Hopkins knows or not,
he will not tell.
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The Republican club recently formed at
BenWood lust Gnl perfected ;tc orRani-a-
ton Saturday evening by eleCtlng the fol-
lowing officers: Joseph Sinclair, Presi-
dent; s. W. Bell aud A. o. Lacy, Vice
Presidents; !. P. Conrod, Recording Sec
rotary; b. NJ. Lswts, Corresponding Sec
taryj P. ?. Stewart, Financial Secretary !
Peter AltmyeF, Treasurer; John Newton,
Ssrgeant.st.Arms; Frank Porierfeld, AS
sistGnt. The following named persons
were chosen delegates to the State Con-
vention: Joseph Sinclair, Frank Porter
tsld, Samuel Stone, ]. j. DAVIS aud W. II.
Bursse. The CLUB starts off with mem
bsrship Of over one hundred, and bids fair
to be one OF the largest in the State.
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THEY'LL SUPPORT IT.
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY
Receives a Promise from the wheeling .
Harrisburg Railroad 90. the Assem-.
blSS wishes will DO Carried Ont and
gives the Ordinance Its Support.

There was another largely attended
meeting Of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly held in this city yestsr-
day afternoon, being a special session to
receive response from the Wheeling &
Harrisburg Railroad Company to the &C.
ton taken week before on the subject Of
the Union Railroad bridge. The attend
snce was not much, II any, smaller than
that OF the Sunday BEFORE at which meet
ing, 1t will be remembered, the Assembly
adopted q resolution calling on the COM
pApy for pledge that it would give home
labor the preference, and not employ for.
eign contract labor; and that tootbridge
would be constructed in addition to the
railway bridge, tolls for foot passage not to
exceed one cent q trip or twenty-five cent?
q month for family.
Yesterday the following response was
presented:
WHEELING, W. VA, January %, 1888.
John Ehmann, En-. Secretary Of the Ohio VALLEY
Trades Dad Labor AJSemby, Whetltng, W. w.:
sIR-:Yours Of January Ell received
officially advising mo Of the action taken
and proposed by your assembly, respect
ing a bridge, etc, 10 be built by the
Wheeling 4 Harrisburg Railway Compa'
ny Of West Virginia, .at this city. An
gWer has been delayed awaiting engineer
ing and other important data, since OBJ
tanning which, and after careful consideI'
alton Of all the interests to be affected
the assurances requested by the partiel
you represent are hereby given.
Respectfully,
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About seyenty.fve Martins Ferry Re-
publicans met In the City Hall there Sat-
urday night for the purpose OF organizing
Republican League Club. Hon. NJ. q.
Mitchell called tho assemblage to order
and named Capt. Ed. Muhleman "a chair
man. The Captain stated that, although
he did not know the object OF the meet
ing, he would await the pleasure oil those
present. Capt. AbIam Lash was chosen
temporary secretary. Mr.. Mitchell took
tho floor and made short speech, enum-
Grating the offsets Of thu meeting.
he spoke OF the possibls difference Of
opinion between the League Ebout to or.
ganizs and the Republican club which
was formed o short time since. Mr..
Richard Vesey announced that number
Of young Republicans had Iuet the night
before, and that thsy had only appointed
committees for the perfectina Of sn or
panizstion. Hon, J. S. Cochran moved that
o committee OF three be appointed to
meet and confer with the >mmittees sp-
pointed by tie Young Mems club on Ffi-
day night. II, q. Mitchell, Henry Ste1gle
and N. i. Smylie we're appointed. Con-
siderable other work was done looking to
the perfection OF the League.
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Between and o'clock last evening
there was slight t1ploston OF gas in the
butcher shop 81 Albeit schan, at % Fiji.
tssnth street, that caused considerable OK.
element IN that neighborbOod. Mr..
schan had q light in bis hand and was
looking around for suspected rat hole.
He thrust the light under a bench and
an I plosion followed, gas having accumu-
lated there from . small leak, But little
damage Was done. :.
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AN KxpLOD1NG LAMP

IN an Rast wheeling RESIDENCE Badly
Burns Five Girls.
Saturday evening table in the resi-
dence OF Reuben Ward, who lives at 1S9
RIShtesnth street, was accidentally Epset
while the family IVES gathered about it,
and a large kerosene lamp fell to the floor
and exploded, badly burning Mr.. Wards
daughter, Gertie, aged $. and Ida Walters,
q neighbours child, Of about the same age.
Three older sisters OF the Ward child were
also painfully burned, though not 80 ser
Iousl7 ss the two s4alisr Children. None
OF them are fatally burned.
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The moon was totslly eclipsed Saturday
night, and the phenomenon was one Of
he most strikingly beautiful Of celestial
occurrepcss ever witnessed hore. The
moon visa full and the sky cloudless, and
from the time the golden orb, already
partially obsCuEed, appeared above the
horizon, until the eclipse was o7sr, sbort
8 O'Clock, large crowds observed the pro.
grels Of the ubrcursHon, in spite Of the
intense cold.
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M. I,,lI ,Tltb C,nolnnnti,

The Enquirer announces that the Gin.
cinnSti base ball club, which was booked
to play two games here with the wheeling
club, has cancelled its dates here. The
same paper further announces that the
Reds will, on their return from their
Southern trip, play OF Richmond, and
Charleston, this StRte. The suHgestion "a
made that as they seem to be afraid Of
the Wheeling team, Charleston engage the
Wheeling team TO 90 to Charleston and
play tho OinCinnstls there; give them 4
surprise party Rs 1t were.
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Almost all the diseases that afllct us
from infancy to Oid ago have their origin
medicineiB the mostimportsntinthe whole
range Of pharmacy. We believe Simmons
Liver Regulator to be the best among them
all. We pin our faith upon the Regula.
TOT, and II we could perpuade every reader
who IL in III health to buy II, We would
willingly vouOh for the benefit each would
Cincinnati Gasstte. MwR4K
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GhA GetelIlgenc&r.
oaiosi Nos. 20 and - Fourteenth street.


WAntsd--To Buy or RenL
Selling ont Below COSt-Aillinery, DC.
WrinpeIs-Geo. ". JOhuson's Sons.
TheTfnOrne LeFs-Eesbitt & Bro.
FOR Rent and Special 6Ale--W. q. RinehGTt
NolIco-LIncon Club Meeting.
Fnr ISLE and FOR Rent-9. o. smith.
Do You Want n Screen Calendar
Probate OF viii OF John sChnell. 81.
Auction sale Of LeAtherWood ReGdence-Johr
=, GilChfist.
simmons Liver RegulAtor-Third page
OpgrA HouSe-SRllie Hinton.
Grand opera HOuse-Dan McUArthSs lrbn
Drama True Irish Hearts.
Geo Z BtlIel a Co.-dreat Clearance Sale.
Plumed Misunderstanding,
Public sale OF Groceries.
ASsigSee'S sGle Of Plumbing, Gas and sleam
Fitting shop. ,,,,,
Reduction Of Prices-I. G. Dillon 4 Co.-Head
nj Local
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FOB SAIR.

No 2224 ChGplino street: ground IS feet front.
Ground Fronting 256 feet on TWenty.third street
and fronting l76 ieet on hcColloch street, can b
bought for q 500.
10 Acres Land on hill east from Twenty.nInth
street and Eof, distant one mile and n quarter; q
good frame house, good cellar and well, and
splendid orchard Of apples, plumB pear and
ounces Suitable for market gardening. Rents
tor 800 per Rnnum. Can DO bought II contract d
closed within 30 day from date at 5000. TermI
u, 100 cash, balance Ia four equal annual pay.
mentI with interest pOyRble annually.
No, 80 Fourteenth FIrcet rooms, stable and
WAAh'ronm, ground 30 feet front.
No. 1888 and 100 Eighteenth street, Double Brick
ground q half lot; price, 81 go.
NO, 40 Market street, . large desirable resi-.
dOnce. Ground full lot, fronting &C feet on MAJ.
ket street. Price Sg0O0.
Building or manufacturing site north nlde OF
Nineteenth street., east Of Woods street, SI6 80
front foot
Lot south Of Houso No. 2S02 Roa street, $1,000.
Ground % feet front east Of house No. "a VII.
giniR street, $50
No, $50 Twelfth IEeeti ground fuu lot,
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Ia Natures own true laxative. It ia the
most easily taken, and tao most effective
remedy known to cleuse the system when
bilious or Costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and ievers; to cure habituRl con.
stpstion, Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, Ban Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and o. Menkemeller. At BsllAire by N,
N. Mercer.
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Tho following transfers Of real estate
were left Tor record at Clerk Hooks Office
on Saturday:
liz r; Lennon, wife Of Geo. W. Lennon,
with her husband, to Jacob Q. Thomas,
for lot No. So, on the plat laid out by W.
P. Hubbard and h. NJ. Russell, commits.
slopers. Consideration, $500.
Deed made January 70, 1888, by Ida L.
barr 10 John Rutland, for the east half
Of LOT No, 45, on the south side Of Mary.
land street. Consideration, $500.
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as well as the most effective method OF
Heedaahe, Colds and Feyers,
or cleaning the Byetsln, L by taking q
few doses Of the pleasant California LIQUID
fruit remedy, syrup Of Figs. Mebsm.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. He's, B. B. Burt
and O. Menk emeller have been appointed
aRentB for Wheeling, W. Va.
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"a Ohocksred Life," with the cowboy
pianist and four cowboy ride experts,
open1 weeks engagement at the Grand
this evening. The company has some
very striking paper on the walls. The COW
boys are to parade the streets to-day. The
plRy Ia border drama.
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EoR RENT.
FOR RENT,
Most Elegant Offices in the City
FOR RENT.

1t being the purpose of the Ohio valley L4s
Company to remove iu ONCE and principal pc
OF business to the City Of Warrington, D. e. w..
the Lat Of March, 1858, the elegant Offices oocap'J
By the company in the Reilly Block coFaei =
Market and Fourteenth streets, are Tor rent lH''N
onicea are undoubtedly the beat In the csJ'
Persons deairing to rent will call at the ''-
pGny'E otlce, Reilly Block, ,.,.,- UNITE
inA President
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SPECIAL Bargains in Fur and Beaver
OVerCOatlngs and heavy weight Sultlngsi
made up iu flrst.ClasS style. Muflers,
gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
w ' 4. HESS & SONS,
Nos, 1891 l. 1898 Market SITS.
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writing Machines.

List Of writing machines taken in ex.
change for the New Callgraph. Will be
sold cheap. Address Edward L, Rose & Go.
One No. Q CRligraph, prics $50.
One No. 9 Caligraph, price $40.
One No. / OGligrSph, price $50:
One Hall (newl, price $50
One Crandsll new, price $50.
One Crandall, price $50.
One No. Q Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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Will She Profit By It:

EaTSeISOkrg et'3HpA'
wheeling for the first time in her bis.
tory has q real chance 10 get out Of the
woods by means Of great union railroad
bridge over the Ohio river. Although the
place has been the capital Of our State,
and enjoys q worldwide reputation as q
great manufacturing center, still the town
has alwaya been OF one end Of some rail-
road switch. It hiss now chance to get
on q trunk line. Will 1t embrace It?
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FOR RENT.


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No, 2l26 Market street, GS8 "a month.
No. 2g0l Woods street, 3 rooms, q 90 month,
No, 2eg1 Woods street, 3 rooms, 81 90 month,
No. 1873 Alley y, % % 10 month.
NO. 10 IWenty'iouIth street, SIS month.
No 1857 Market street, Storeroom and CELLAR,
Us 90 month.
POSSESSION GIvRE APRIL 1.
No. 2S36 Main street, SIC Go month.
No. " Fourteenth street, rooms, I'd floor, and
attic, with natural gas, SIS % q month,
NJ sS siv.a1T,h S.s. ~ 20 ~ monin.
No, l79 Alley Is, % 90 month,
No 20 Main street, formerly . Ialoon and
boarding house, SIS 90 month
ing, Us 90 Gmonth.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Atate Agent, .. 8. Pension and Claim A.
toney Collector and Notary Public. jG26
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President W. & q. Ry. Go.

There was a good deal OF discussion, but
when a vote was finally reached the AS.
ssmbly voted unanimously for resolution
recommending to all united labor in Ohio
county that the ordinance subscribing
$500, 600 TO the capital stock Of the bridge,
to be voted on next Saturday, receive
their hearty support. Most Of the mem
berg Of the Assembly are enthusiastically
in favor Of the bridge project.
The matter Of the difficulty between The
Brilliant mill and ita employees was dis.
posed OF 10 the satisfaction Of the Assem-
bly, bat the members and officers said the
matter was not now in shape to be given
to the public.