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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-03-27
1s7s.--THE YEAR OF MOST WoRK.-.FIRsT
APPEARANCE OF THE NEGRO.
Unity of the Races, Socialism. Mental
Differences of the Sexes. The Nc.
vr0. Power OF Association. News
papers. AmuSemcntS. Education.
Dentistry. Upper and Lower South
Carolina. Qualified frage.
Christmas.

january G.-Mr w. a. Lee entertained the
Club ut this meeting and ii was favored with
the "Unity of the Races which gave oppor-
tuniiy Tor the expression OF Il good many
peculiar views by the different members.
SamboS head and foot were ruthlcssly al
tarkcd-aS well as his hair and lip.
Notable event No. /. Mr.. j. Alston Cabell OF
Virginia who was present, was elected an Hon
Orary member.
February. There are 20 notes Of this meet:
hut it was held at MI. w. 4. Tcmpletcn's and
the Club was Entertained by very inStruc-
tive paper read by Mr. $. j Graham on $50
ciali>m."
March :. The notes for this time state that
reading of The essay is not mentioned by the
secretary. but the eSSayist on that occasion
WAS the same AZ on this. and he will ask his
friend Mr.. Cuthran (whOSe memory Is good OH
such suhiects) if the subject was not ."rhc
mental difference Of the sexes" (AIr. Cothran
says ii had woman in it.)
The secretary notes: "after partaking of ali
excellent Shad supper the society adjourned
Some Of the members have q lively recollcc-
ton of that Shad supper until this day.
April 1. Judge j. +. Lyon was the host Of
the club on this occasion and was the essay
iSt Of the evening. The secretary in his notes
states that Judge Lyon read an essay on
What that was 1t would be hard
10 tell, but am under the impression that
the Judges subject was ''Thc Negro"
May There are 30 notes Of this meeting.
1t was held, however at the home of Col.
Cochran and Mr.. l.. w. White read an inter-
cStina paper on The power of Association"
June 26. ON this occasion the Club met in
the parlor of She Aston House. entertained
by Sol" Hugh Wilson of1he Press and Banner
so says Judge Lyon, the temporary Secre..
tary. Col. Wilson was also the cssayist OF
the evening reading as the notes state IAN
instructive and well appreciated essay on
the subject OF Newspapers
August. IT is Il matter OF regret that could
find no minutes for the meetings held In this
IN, IT, hnUtIvpr
Mr.. l. W. White entertained the Club OH
August l. and MIR. l.. w. Perrin read On essay
on National AmuSementS."
August %. AT this time Mr.. w. II. Parker
kindly furnished the home for the Club,
when Mr.. w. 4. Tcmplcton read very In
structive paper on she subject Of "Educatlon."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-03-27

Armistead Burt,
w. c. Benet.
b. w. Barn well,
Il. S. Barnw well,
S. &. Cason,
j. S. Cothran,
#. p. Cothran,
S. ]. Graham,
NJ. p. DeBruhl,
w. a. Lee,
f. Noble,
II. P. McElrone,
j. +. Lyon,
s. MCGOWAN,
w. G. MCGOWAN,
w. II. Parker,
l.. w. Perrin,
J. w. Perrin.
Thos. p. Quarles,
J. r. Robertson,
Rev. ID. j. Simmons,
w. a. Templeton,
H. u. Wilson,
J. S. Norwood,
D. II. Calhoun,
E, g, Graydoa,
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WHAT THE CLUB has HEARD.
Number Of Essays Read.

The following members wrote Essays, the
figures opposite their names Indicating the
number read by each:
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lS78---" "ESTO PERPETUAL 1889.
.n-.- .
ABBEVILLE LITERARY CLUB.
Its Origin, Life, and Work.

An Account of the Meetings Held, the Es-
says Read, and other Notable Events IN
the Progress of an Institution which IS
an Honor to Abbeville, and which
Promises to be Perpetual.
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List of TORSts.

Printed on beautiful card impressed with
the figure of horseshoe encircled In tiow-
erS.
i. Our guests-The Abbevllle Literary
W. c. Benet, President of Homeless" pro-
Responded TO by President Of Literary
Club,-W. II. Parker.
q Our Hosts-"The Homeless
A. b. Wardlaw, Vice p. Club. W.. e. Benet.
g. The State.
F, b, Gary. ArmIstead Burt.
O. n. Calhoun. 1T. Robertson.
j. The Town.
R.E.Hil. Alb. Wardlaw.
s. c. Cason. Rev. F. Hallam.
:. The Bench.
T. p. Cothran. Judge McGowan
s. The Bar.
Hugh Wilson. J.S. Cothran.
O. Teaching Profession.
L. w. Perrin. ID. b. Johnson
10. The Press
Z. q. Graydon. HI Wardlaw.
J.E.Lyon. L. w. White.
70. The Citizen so!diery. =
NJ. P. Debruhl NJ. l.. Bonham. Jr
-. The Ladies'.
]. w. Perrin. w. Z. McGowan.
II. The Old Year.
Armis,ead Burt. r. II. Wardlaw.
The New Year.
w. A. Lee, Judge McSo~ah'
These two last toasts, the Old and New
Year, were arranged to be delivered just us
the Old, with kiss, babe the New long
tn,r MI
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AZ F. n ID I X .
Membership ROIl...List OF deceased
Members...POII Of Active Members
..-Officers.

The following list shows the names OF those
connected with the club as members, from
1S7S until tho present time:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-03-27

" THE HOMELESS. "--- A CLUB WITHIN A
CLUB.
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ART. v. The officers shall be President,
Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer ana
Librarian Their duties ut shall b. be ,s! such as are
The President and Vice. President shall be
elected quarterly. The Secretary, Treasurer
and Librarian shall be elected annually by
ballot ut the annual meeting Of the Club.
ART vi There shall be three standing
committees to wit. ~ an Executive Commit.
tee, consisting of the chairman OF the com.
mttee on Essay,ss ana cSaras os a a bns
iness not hereinafter provided for. Gla Com
mittee on Periodicals to which shall belong
the duty Of selecting the periodicals OF the
of meeting, whose duty II shall be to provide
monthly an Essayist, with an alternate. and
appoint place OF meeting. These commit
tees numbers two and three, to consist OF
nually by the President for the ensuing year.
shall be the ANNUAL MeetingKnow changed
~ ART. Vii. Thirteen members shall con:
stitute quorum for the transaction OF all
ordinary business.
ART. K This Constitution may be amend
ed at any regular meeting by two thirds
vote OF the members present. alter notice
given at previous regular meeting.
BY Laws.
l. The Library shall be open for Issuing
and receiving periodicals on Tuesdays and
.. Three days shall be allowed for the Pc
after its reception by the Club. Afterwards
two weeks shall be allowed.
3. Any member who may fall to comply
with the foregoing bylaw. (2l shall be fined
which periodical is kept by that member
beyond the time allowed for It's perusal pro-
vided that the fine shall not exceed the value
| OF the periodical.
| 4. A member shall be entitled to take out Of
the library one new and one old periodical,
or two old periodicals at the same time:
5. Four numbers Of any weekly periodical
g. No member shall be allowed to take ont
the same periodical twice in immediate sue
cession.
7. Should periodical be lost the member
who last received It from the library shall
within one month after notice given by the
Librarian, furnish duplicate or be fined to
| 8. Al the end Of each quarter the Librarian
shall give to the Treasurer statement OF the
| fines to be collected, and the Treasurer shall
meeting Of the Club, at which meeting he
shall make report thereof
g. A book shall be kept at the Library In
which members shall @ record under Ia, their their
date OF taking out and returning.
proVislons onis ft Of this bylaw shall Be fined fsy
cents for each offence.
10. On recommendation OF the executive
Committee, subject to the approval OF the
Club, and payment Of tho usual annual dues,
persons others than members may enjoy the
privileges Of the Library.
II. The above bylaws may be amended at
any regular meeting OF the Club by two
thirds vote Of the members present.
IL. A printed copy OF lhe constitution and
bylaws shall be furnished to each member,
and copy shall be kept at the Library.
| Is. The Club shall not consider resolution
complim entary to an officer or member.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-03-27
WHAT THE CLUB READS.
List of Magazines and Other Papers
Taken by the Club at This Time.

Atlantic, Leslies Sunday,
Black wood, London News,
Cassells, Puck,
Century, Punch,
Cornhill, Judge,
Chambers, North Am. Review,
Contemporary, Nineteenth Century,
Fortnightly, Lippincott, +,
Harper's, Scrlbner's
Harper's Weekly, st. Nicholas,
Harper's Bazaar, Temple Bar.
Leslie's Weekly, -
Leslie's Popular, Total "a
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-03-27
OUR HOSTS.
Homes at which the club Met.

The following list shows the number Of
times the Club was entertained at the va
~t~,
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Members Who Have Died.
Present Officers of the Club.

A. w. Smith, President
Hugh Wilson, Vice President.
Z. B. Gary, Secretary.
B. s. Barpwell, Treasurer.
w. A. Templeton, Librarian.
Committee on Periodicals-W. G. Benet,
J. G.. KIugh and Hugh Wilson.
Committee on Essaylsts and places Of meet
ing-W. C. MCGOWAN, s. G. Cason and H. L.
Wardlaw.
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These two last toasts, the Old and New
Year, were arranged to be delivered just us
the Old, with kiss, babe the New long
farewell, and the evenings pleasure was con-
cluded with the reading OF Icnnysons poem.
1.-The Death Of the Old Year. by Judge NC
Gowan in his inimitable way.
At the adjournment Of these meetings the
whole company usually joined In singing
that song Of SO many memories, "Auld Lang
Syne.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling People
Abroad.

i
Abroad.
Mr.. l.. b. Buck, OF Chenille, editor o.
the Gilmer county Banner, is registered
ut the Stamm House.
Rev. DR.. y. A. Cunningham, Of this
citv, preached in the Second presbytc'
rian Church ut Steubenvillc Monday
evening.
Mr.. August Knoke, OF the South Side,
will leave to-day on pleasure trip East
Among other places lie will visit Wash.
ington, during the Inauguration.
Messrs. H. Clay Love and c. Y. Cough,
of Grafton, were at the Hotel Windsor
last night. They came up to attend the
Red Mems meeting at Benwood to-day,
Captain Carroll and wife are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. EllinghNm, ut their
home on Jacob street. Captain Carroll
il one OF the officers on the big steamer,
W. W. O'Ncil, Of the Pittsburgh coal
fleet.
The centennial celebration Of George:
town University, y. G., was observed
Friday with appropriate exercises.
Among the degrees conferred wNs that
Of Doctor Of Laws on General Coil, Gov.
crnor.elcct Of West Virginia.
Miss Susie FalIourc, who has been
making her home with Mrs. T,J. Dillon,
left to-day, much to the regret Of many
friends. She will 80 to friends who rG-
side near Lake City, Gunnison county,
Colorado.-MaHiiOn independent
Professor james II. Jones, OF this city,
District Grand Master Of Ohio District
no. a, G. I. 0. o. f., has been selected
by the COlorcd Odd Fellows OF Brllaire
to preach their annual thanksgiving ser.
mon at the A. NJ. Il. Church on the 18th
OF March,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the GlAss City,

Mrs. 4. Sabb has moved 10 Pittsburgh
The German church Is putting in new pipe
organ,
babes of all Nations at the Ely'Ian Friday
night,
beers Lost in London" tonight at the
Elysian,
". G., infant chIldoi Mr., and Mr.. dickens, is
very sick,
Coke ,upcrscdcs the natural gas in the new C..
x +, depot here,
James FiIlou left yesterday for Baltimore and
Washington, u, G.
The steamer Bella.Fc came out OF winter quar-
ltFs yesterday again.
q, y, Borcu, the street paving man OF sicG
brnlillt, Is IN the city,
Both the Council aud school BoaId held Trgu-
lar meetings last night,
All the steel made here Is now being shipped
~ last Us manufactured,
John KCyser, Ol the IadepCHirHi office, Wa, So
IeIcly hurt IN u fall Monday night.
The steamer Courier rc,hippcd a lot OF tiur
apples here yesterday lOr Cleveland,
Rev. Mr. Lane, assistrdhy Rev. u. l.. Thuburl,
led the Wcgrc meeting Monday night,
David Boyd, ui Wcgrc, passed through herr
yesterday 10 his iarm east Of Wheeling,
William BridunstcIn will visit friends In the
South sOUlI, IN the uvighbuThOuG ri Atlanta,
Colonel Weaver, Of the Equitable Life lusur-
ance Company, was IN the ely yesterday on bust
ncss.
Il. \. Kelsey, Esd, OF Jacobsburg. with sever.
al Others Will 20 10 Washington, y. G.. this
week.
Dewitt panfurl md Fred shcrrr are out the
Bclhirc, Anrsvillc " Cincinnati Railroad an
business,
Mr.. Harden Heck, OF Bullcr, Pa. was hcrethis
week umuIE friends. Mr. Heck is In tlp hotel
business there,
IHmcs Murray, who robbed Abe SlRhl's resi-
dcncr, was given three years IN the pcnlIrnury
by Judge briggs,
Wellington Wilson, oi near Kelsey, Is In the
city. the guest nl his brother, II, q, Wilson, OF
the Fourth ward,
Mrs, Iattrry, rclIct Of the late Rev, John lint,
terry, Is lying very low at her Fourth ward home,
and Is not expected 10 live.
\ man. his wife aud child, strangers here, are
very sick NJ their home In the Fourth ward
The wife mud child ure very low.
\ Mr., Cline living in the Fourth ward, he.
came too ObslrrpcTUus ut his home yesterday
aud the Marshal locked him up until he cooled
OIL.
Conductor James KeArns. OF the baltimore II
Ohio lAIlrOnl and Miss Katie Duly were mar
rlci yesterday morning by Rev, Father FiM'
gerald,
Jimmy johnson, Of Central avenue, isycry sick
with the mumus, aud came very near giving up
OH Monday night, but was reported better y0s'
tCrIlHy,
Wheeling driver beat his horses numerical
ly here yesterday because they would not pull II
loud that twice the number Of hOrscs ought
not to.
\ steer being driven from Wheeling IN the
butchers here IN nlr1vC yesterday lost one Ol
It's horns In II tight AMI left II trail OF blood
along the route.
Hon. ~, Alexander anh +. VI, Strong were
here this week, and took stock In the Ohio Val.
ley foundry. The stock has nil been taken, aud
Us soon as c0nycnicntand the weather opens, the
work will begin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27

he who had Sweeney's ordinance given
the grand razlIc dazzle, and this was
vindication, The thanks were read and
ordered filed,
A large grist OF resolutions and petit
tious relating to crossings, new street
lamps, and new paving, were read and
referred, most OF them to the Board OF
Public Works. The most important
ones were, by Mr.. Ilarrell, providing for
the paving with brick Of Market from
Seventh 10 Tenth streets; by Mr.. Had
Itch, for sewer from Market street up
Alley ITO Alley c, to Tenth street,
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Water
house, instructing the Board OF Public
Works to repair at once the mouths OF
the sewers nj Ihirty.thirl, Thirty.ninth,
Forty-third and Forty-tith streets, was
passed. They are reported to be in Il
very bad condition.
An ordinance was passed providing for
$1,000 to pay of the bonds and interest
nearly due under the loan OF 1871.
The ordinance providing Tor a loan for
the purpose OF rebuilding the Main street
stone bridge was taken up and put on its
second reading. Mr.. llarrcll cndeayored
to have Iron or steel" inserted for
"stonc" and u long aud some
what personal debate followed, re-
sulting in the defeat OF the
proposed amendment Mr., Young en-,
deavorrd to have the matter postponed
for short time in order that something
definite might be learned about what
would be- required Tor the Seventeenth
street bridge that will soon have to be
built, with view to providing money
for both, but the branch refused to do
this. Flank =, Jcpson, NJ, JcIISrs aud
Myron Hubbard were named us Com
missioUcrs,
When the section was reached pro-
yiding for q direct tax to meet the obI!-
cations arising under the loan, Mr., Max
we'll raised the point that such pro-
vision would be sure to make the people
kill the measure, lie asked that an
amendment be made setting apart Il
sum from the regular revenues, suIll-
cicnt to meet these obligations. This
brought Oh II discussion that Iinally re-
suited in scnding the ordinance back TO
the Finance Committee Tor revision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27
A SERIOUS COLLISION
Though Fortunately not Attend
ed by Any Loss Of Life.
TWO ENGINES ARE WRECKED
And Ten Cars Dcrailcd and Some
what Damaged, On the g., l.. \
W. Railroad At the Mouth
of the Flushing Tunnel.

Ahor, ,hroo o,oIocL xosterIav oiter.
ANU. '"te' y ''U'N '''s'I -, ~"
noon Cleveland, Loraln u wheeling
local train No. IS, north bound, hauled
hv rnrine No. 4 and freight train No. 81.
w h",,nJ nnJ LorloJ hv oruiue No
SCUM UouH'' ",'u ""u'eN ~ u.s.. 81 wv y,
10, coIllded ABOUT one m''e noF'H u
Flushing, lin the approach to Flushing
tunnel and about one hundred feet from
.r' ,,a,,n' ~ ,Lo ,rnnd on yor,
.he "o"'n u '"o 'N""e'' w WY
heavy grade
The south bound train was Stacking
its speed in order to do some work at q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27

Clotk Hook yesterday admitted tC
record two deeds Of trust and the follow
inc transfers Of real estate:
Deed madu February 10 by j. j.
Woods, trustee, TO Gottiricd lIcnizahlcr
in consideration Of SG7j, for twO tracts o.
land near Philadelphia, containing one
andthrcc and onc.hall acres, respectively
Deed made February u by y. 4
Brooks and wife to Charles Grainlich, ii
consideration u 1900, for lots ~, 80, II
and II, in Division j Of the last Caldwell
addition. ,,,,. -,
Robinson and wife 10 William II. Br0Sl
In consideration u 1925, for part Of LOT
10 on the National road south Of Sixth
Aifppi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27
THE COAL NINE DISASTER
AZ MnundsVlIlO-OtliO Local News Matters
from NInrahnIl's CAPITAL,

from NlnTAlInl'S Capital,
Harry Roberts lsSick Of typhoid fever,
J. Alex Ewing wnS In Wheeling yesterday.
Mr Fred OllaA Is here again, and will remain
few days
Miss sue rgrtIoIl, Of cameron, Is visiting the
Misses Israel
Nit aud Mrs Capt. John Smith are visiting At
NclsUnvillc, Onto.
Miss Ella Edwards hns returned from pleas.
mt visit 10 friends ut Glen EaslOn.
MrssfS. 4. !. Parsons nuh sam lIO0hCr mud
Misses Fila Howard and Fila lOgCrS wont np to
wheeling yesterday.
Mr. William RinCbCre, who has been visiting
his sister Mrs, !. ", Dicks, has returned to hls
home nj city Falls, Iowa
j. Elmer Hunter Ii underwriting 10 get III II
musical concert Mr.. Hunter IA II very energetic
yOnug innu mud the concert viii no doubt be n
success,
The foundry will he started np In n few days,
Al the report goes, At any rate work lHs hCuil
Including sUndRy,
II IL TOpOftCd that night VI rather largC nrO.
partitions took place 1T the ylurA Ridge literary
AOCCly Inst week, Tho PARTIES engaged III Il
WCtr ii the best fninll HES NJ the nCighbUfhOOd,
aud the nlht created u great sensation,
Court commences next week.. IhCrC will be
10 special work lot the grand Jury, aud the
docket viii not bu lnfgu Tho town aud county
have been usually free from disturbances " nlly
serious nature iUt II lQng tlnlU, Rnd tho officers
have Ind hut little IL do,
The special service nj tho simpson NJ. T.,
church have aroused MI Interest tho Ike NJ
which hns never been SCCil III MOUnhSvllC, Al.
most before dark the people arc Ou their way 10
church, aud before tho second bell thugs the
house IN lllCl iOnyCfllnWlng ThORllnt IA crowd
Cl every nghl with persons srck lux religion aud
there Inns been great humber NJ conversions,
The IlOOdIng VI tho MUnnhsvlllO Goa works Ii
not M srtIUllS IN NJ ilHt unprecedented II has
been definitely RsCCtlNlnCh that the water tHNlUS
from lilr Old CNnl nlnp, aud though II IA still
pouring ~ III great y9llinU y WIN soon have "a
hnuSiCl IL Hliiply, Tho water Inns been confined
IL lWu uiltlusnnl n passage way uUt from them
10 the air shaft, where n new pump VIII bO put
IN and ii will h. pumped out RH rapidly MA posi-
i,ir gnnlO miners drO working IN thO other
entries, Tho company have tflOl II rive Tho
mlNCty Wlln have families employment and ID.
ErKO Il gfpni deal NJ praise tOt IClt OlhlTta Ia
avoid slGjlMgp Of work, TlipORmOgO Il estimated
mt IL exceed tlOm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27
MARrlN,S FERRY.
Serious TIre-Iind BOyS-ChICkon THE
DOCtNrS' IIiIls, etc,

"'NNTh' blllh' tNVs
Mrs. L.W. lnglchright Is III.
Rev. !. T.. BrOwurc was ut lIcllHirc last night
Walter Durrh Is visiting friends ut Slruben
Vile
W, =, Kennedy, EsI, Of Mt. Pleasant, wa'
down yesterday.
The Mpthodsls are holding successful rcy
val ut Lancaster chnpcl.
Heaters aru being put In the Cleveland " Pitts
hurgh passenger depot aud Telegraph Ollcc.
Rev. Dr. e. q. sudwick returned yesterday
| from lMrr's Mills, where lac has been holding d
| revival
Mr.. Leon SunncbOrn. formerly Of lIcllAIrr, mud
now travelling Tor New York house, was IL
town yesterday.
| The EyAlyn Foster Company will open three
nights engagement ut the Opera House tonight
with camille"
Atm meeting Of the Winter Iioard IN Monday
evening Mr.. JamCs 5. Mitchell was elected See
futury, vice Mr.. Charles IhUrngatc resigned.
"SurC1rr" Co.'S, Up Tor stealing chickens, wa
bound over To court In the sum Of SOU ycSlCr
dizzy, nnd taken IN ST. ClAlrsvillc by Marshal
lnrns.
last evening Stranger whose name was not
learned, narrowly escaped being Killed In nj
tempting 10 board II moving trulu on the Clevc'
land " Pittsburgh mirOad, nj Hanover street
The property ut Lewis Mills formerly owned
ground M Monday night The two houses were
worth about 81 10 The origin Of the tire Is not
known.
EXlCy 4 Co., contractors for the OpCm House
block, have suh.lci the following contracts
stone, Charles SCNhfght; brick, SClby bros plAs'
tcrlng, william lluthcrmOndi painting, John
Ilukil; Stating, J. T. MCGrcw.
Yesterday Gus Kcmoku and ChnrlcS lIushrOd
two Wheeling boys who had been working ~
the Buckeye GlnSS Works. were arrested charged
with stealing glassware nj Tint plaCC. Adam
HlantG, Lawrence KlAntl, Gus liuShrnd, II, Och
and Jacob lIOttlumNy. other Wheeling boys, mud
William Cunningham, Oi Martins Ferry aru
also wanted OH the snrc charge.
The physicians Of Martins Ferry held n meet.
ing yesterday, At which action was taken rcgnrd.
lug the collection VI debts. There Is nrgr rnSs
u people In the town who 90 from one physician
to another until they make Il large account with
cnCh one In town, thus avoiding the payment oil
doctor bills. The physicians have decided that II
Il about time to call halt on this procedure.
a "dvad beat" lIstwill probably BE- tic result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27

The County Commissioners Finance
Committee met yesterday to glance 1T
the condition OF the treasury, in view OF
the fact that on the first Of the month
there are to b, paid $4,000 OF bonds and
$3.50 Of interest on the = per cent
loan. Though cx,Shrrn lIandIan was
not prepared to make Il final statement,
not having yet been able TO balance his
accounts owing to outstanding taxes,
the condition was found to be salts.
factory. The Committee on Rules OF
Order also met yesterday, and all the
standing committees will meet to-day to
audit the monthly business.