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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
THB HONE LABOR PROVISION.
An Agreement Reached ON the W, s H.
Il, u, Amendment,

~ ~ AhpHohntHtf
The special joint council committee
appointed to hear what representatives
Of the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly and OF the Wheeling & Har-
risburg Railroad Company might have
to say in the matter Of an amendment
with reference to the employing Of
home labor by the railroad COM
pany in the construction OF its
Union bridge and terminals, which
the Assembly representatives desired in
serted in the ordinance, amending the
Wheeling & Harrisburgs right Of way
ordinance, met again last evening and
agreed upon an amendment with refer
enCe TO home labor that was satisfactory
10 all concerned, and which Council will
undoubtedly adopt,
The trouble that has been had over
this matter came about in this manner;
When the ordinance was up for consid.
Grafton in the First Branch Mr., Tracy
offered an amendment In lieu OF one
one adopted in the Second Branch when
the ordinance was considered In that
body, providing that home labor should
be employed whenever the same was
practicable, at the ruling standard OF
wages in this section,
Louis Delbrugge threw In the brand OF
discord by q further amendment pro.
viding, very indefinitely, that in case Of
failure to do this, all the privileges grant
cd the company should be- null and void.
The First Branch blindly rushed this
through, The company naturally oh.
jeCted strenuously TO this, The Trades
Assembly's committee at first insis-
tod upon 1t, but finally came to
the conclusion that possibly they were
urging too much, and asked for time to
confer with the Assembly, This was
granted and the Assembly very plainly
indicated that 1t wanted no such I'M
reasonable amendment inserted Us Mr..
Delbrugge had proposed,
Those present At last evenings meeting
we're Chairman Ferrcll and Messrs, ALE
son, Wheat and Cruise, oithe committee,
Judge Cochran, President OF the road,
and the Assembly's committee, with the
addition OF Mr., Richard Robertson. Be-
fore the committee met Mr.. Robertson,
the committee and Judge Cochran met
and agreed upon the. following:
Section 2 shall commence as follows;
SIT is provided, however, that in the
construction ofits bridges and terminals
In this city said railway company shall
give reasonable preference to competent
home labor at the usual rate OF wages for
similar work In this section ofCOuntry."
Judge Cochran said he would pledge
his company to accept that amendment,
or resign. Mr.. Robertson said that
while no such labor rs would probably
properly come under the head OF railroad
labor was represented In the AS.
sembly, the Assembly felt that
the interests of all classes OF
labor were its interests and it desired
above all things to protect the same
above all things the Assembly desired
to prevent the Introduction in this sec.
ton Of cheap Italian or Hungarian labor.
Judge Cochran said that no such labor
was desired by his company.
The committee decided unanimously
to recommend the adoption OF the
amendment, and congratulated the us.
sembly on the amicable solution they
had been able to reach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
LOCAL BRRYITlRs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
CITY.

City
LECTURE at the U, p, Church this even
ing on "OhFist in Art"
THE GRAND this eVening-Harry VIII
liams Specially Company.
RALPH MARSH, a well.known In Belle
heater, died at o a, IN, yesterday at his
home on the South Side, Of typhoid
fever, aged ~ years.
LAURA HEGER was yesterday appoint
ed administrative OF the estate OF Albert
HegeT, deceased, and gave bond in the
sum OF $1,000, with Christian Floto as
surety,
GEoRGR B. CALDWELL yesterday quail
lied rs executor OF the estate Of Col.
Jacob HornbToOk, deceased, giving bond
in the sum OF $50, 900, with Alfred Cald-
well and W, B. Simpson as sureties,
THR attention OF readers is directed to
the card published in this issue from
Mrs, Caroline Peter IN the Proyident
Life Insurance Company, This company
Is q home concern that Is daily acquiring
favor with those who desire 10 insure,
but do not feel able to make large pay
ment. The weekly premium plan is one
the requirements Of which are easily
met and the benefits timely, as shown
BY Mrs, Peters card,
REy, PRoF, j, l.. CoRNISd, n member
Of the art committee OF the ChautauQul
Course, In letter TO Bishop Vincent
says; Mrs. Monroe's Illustrated Story o.
the Christ surpasses anything thai
l have over seen or heard In THU
line, Her gallery OF stereoptican views
is superb, and her words are fitting II
every way TO her noble theme, Yor
may rest assured, that In employing hel
for one or more entertainments II
Chautauqua you would not go astray
but rather bring benediCtion to all who
gather ut dear old Chautauqua. Mrs
Monroe ut United Presbyterian Churct
this evening,
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About four weeks ago the city press
reported the turning IL at police head.
quarters by Officer Wilkie, Of q strange
piece OF machinery, made Of highly
finished brass and steel, with springs
and wheels attached. Wilkie took II
from Robert Muldoon, who said that he
had found the thing, but rs he could not
tell what 1t was Intended for, Wilkie
deemed IL best to capture 1t suspicion.
Several maChinists were called on to ex.
anime 1t, but mono Of them could tell
what II WIS for. Finally, US there was
nothing developed to disprove Mul.
doon's story Of Its finding II was re.
turned TO him, he further relieving him.
self from suspicion BY signing papers.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal Mentlon-Iiails ArrivluE-Fined
for Assault, etc.

personal mentloh-tGaiA ArrlNlng-Flheu
for Assault, etc.
Mrs. Hannah Goodhue is quite sick.
Herman Bundy is laid up with rheu-
matism,
Miss Bee Thomas is entertaining Miss
Cora Wood, OF Bellalre.
Yesterday Marian McGrew came home
from a little visit at Norristown.
Yesterday Mayor Mitchell fined
Thomas Wade $50 aud costs for assault
ing man,
Miss Jennie Greer has returned from
charming two weeks stay at New
Brighton, Pa,
Miss Laura Coleman returned TO Free
port yesterday, after a delightful visit
with the Misses Warnig.
Sons Of veterans should bear in mind
that camp will be organized at Tho
burn hall this evening, Let there be a
large turnout.
Miss Mabel Martin, Of Blairsville, Pa,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Haughton, the past two months, left
yesterday for East Liverpool.
Miss Lemon, the elocutionist, will
change her costume several times dur
ing the entertainment at the Presbyte-
rian church tomorrow evening.
Judge John S. Cochran, OF this city, Is
attending a meeting Of the electoral col.
lege ut Columbus. The electors dined
with Governor Foraker, Saturday night.
Miss Minnie Komple, Of Bellaire, is the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary David.
son. Her brother, Fred Kemple, re-
turned yesterday after brief but pleas.
ant stay.
At special meeting Of the City Coun.
Gil yesterday afternoon the contract made
between the city and August Briden.
stein to open the street through his pro.
perty was ratified.
The meeting Of the Episcopal Mite
Society to have been held at Miss Aman.
da Miller's home tonight, has been
postponed until next Tuesday on &C.
count Of the revlvals.
The steel rails for the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road have commenced to ar.
rive and are being hauled to Mt. Pleas.
ant by wagon. Carnegie & Phipps, Of
Pittsburgh, are furnishing them.
Mr.. James Gosnell and sister, Mrs.
Jennings, Cote Sans Dessein, Mo-, are
visiting the family Of Mr.. Alex. David.
son. They will return home on Wednes.
day after a four months visit TO friends
and relatives In this State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

The Supreme Court Of Appeals, sitting
at Charleston, on last Friday transacted
the following business:
Smith ", Turley, from Cabell county,
was submitted.
Rece administrator VS.. N. N, Il NJ. Y.
Company, from Cubell county, was sub
mitted.
Blggs VS.. City Of Huntington, from
Cabell county, was submitted.
j. +. Gibbons, A. O. Davidson and
Walter Pendleton were admitted to
practice.
Hon. A. @. Snider was designated rs
President Of the Supreme Court Of APP
peals until further order.
Fleming ys, Guthrie, Judge, ETC., on
petition for prohibition answers Of the
respondents were filed and motion 10
quash the proceedings was made. Upon
this motion arguments were heard and
tho case continued until next day for
further hearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

InAvE been afflicted with catarrh for
twenty years. 1t became chronic and
there was a constant dropping Of mucous
matter. II extended to my throat, caus.
ing hoarsenegs and great difficulty in
speaking, indeed for years was not
able to speak more than thirty minutes,
and often this with great difficulty. /
also, TO q great extent, lost the sense Of
hearing In the left ear, and OF taSte, By
the use Of Ely's Cream BALM all drop.
pings Of mucous has ceased and my
voice and hearing has greatly improved.
.-JamHs W. Davidson, Attorney at Law,
Monmouth, III. MwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
THE PRESIDENT Dimes OUT.
First onelal Dinner Of the season by Mr..
llayArd,

First oflclal Dinner of the Season by Mr.,
Iiayard.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. l4.-The
President and Mrs. Cleveland were en-.
tertained at dinner this evening by the
Secretary OF stato and Miss Bayard. The
others present included Secretary and
Mrs. Whitney; sec'y and Mrs. Endicott
Secretary and Mrs. Villas, Postmaster
General and Ms. Dickinson, Speaker
and Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Fairchild, Sem
ator and Mrs. Gray, and Assistant Sec.
rotary Of State Riyes. The floral decor
atoms OF the table with It's
SHORTLY shaded wax tapers In handsome
candelabra were exceptionally elegant.
This is the first official dinner Of the
season, and will be followed by others
from each member Of the Cabinet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

The Junior Plumed Knights have or
ganized permanently and chosen the fol-
lowing officers TO serve for the ensuing
year. William 4. Zane, President; W,
ii. Dlnger, Vice President; ]. D. Hall
Secretary John Mallott, Treasurer j.
D. Hall, Captain; John Mallott, First
Lieutenant; w. T. Zane, Second Joseph
Pollock, Orderly Sergeant. The member.
ship under the reorganization starts of
numbering over twenty-five.
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srrup nfFIra

Ia Natures own true laxative. II ID
The most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or CoBtlye 10 dis.
pei Headaches, Colds aud Fevers; 10
Curo Habitual Constipation, 1ndlges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 80 cts and Sl,O0 bottles by Logan
4 Co.. Anton p. Hess, H. u. Burt and
o, MenkemHller
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DIRECTORS X ELECTED.
The AnEuAl Stockholders AISstlngs OF
Nnnlbsr Of ConeeFna,

Number Of Concerns,
The Exchange Bank yesterday elected
as Directors the following named gentle
men; ], N. Vance, L. s, DslaplRin,
John Frew, S, Horkheimsr William
R'lingham, A, W. Kelly, John NJ,
Brown.
The stockholders Of the German Bank
held their annual meeting yesterday
and elected the following named gentle
men as Board Of Directors: Messrs,
o. D. Hubbard, H, schmulbach, Freder-
lex Schenk, A. d, Seamon, A, @. Eyer
ter, @. He'll, o. w. Franxheim, j, l..
stroehlein aud L. ]. Bayha. This Is the
old board with the exception Of Mr.:
stToehlein, who was chosen in place Of
Philip SChenk,
Atthis meeting the following was Of
fered and unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, In October, 1870, the shares
OF the capital stock Of this bank were re-
duCed to ($6S) sixty'three dollars per
share,
ResOlued, That said shares be now In,
creased out OF the earnings Of the bank
to their original par value Of $500 one
hundred dollars per share,
The stockholders Of the American In
surance Company failed 10 hold an
election yesterday, as they were called
upon to do, and the old Board OF Direc-
tors will accordingly hold over, It Ia
composed OF Messrs, +, y, Dohbins,
All, PAUL, George Wise, j, j, PAUL and
A, j, Clarke,
Company, at It's meeting yesterday
chose the following Board Of managers
]. N, Vance, N, Reilly, D, @, List, A
Allen Howell, A, ], Clarke, A, Wilson
Kelly, Louis o, Stifel, Mortimer Pollock
and Joseph Lawson,
The stockholders Of the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley at their annual meeting
held yesterday elected the following
named gentlemen as a Board OF DireC
tors; Messrs, W, A. Isett, W, b, Simp
son, ]. K. Botsiord, j, A. Miller, Henry
Speyer, Victor Rosenberg, Edward N
Atkinson, Jacob q, Thomas and NJ, Pol
lock,
The recently elected Board Of Direc
tors OF the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Rail
road company, yesterday organized BY
electing j. D. Dubois, President, O,
Hirscb, Superintendent and Ed. Rutter
| SecfetuFV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

The move to establish second lodge
Of the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics In this city Is progressing
very satisfactorily The names Of over
twenty charter members have already
been secured and more IRE promised.
The order ID growing rapidly In the State
aud tho indications arc that It's Celebra.
lion Of Washington's birthday In this
city will DO quite OH imposing affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces q popular excursion 10
Warrington City for January II, Fare
for tho round Trip, $40, Tickets good re'
turning Until January 20 inclusive,
Tfaln0 leave Wheeling al $3.50 q, M. and
di8d h, m, pAflOt cars on day tTalui
BleepIng cats on night tfaln,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
A wONDgRPUL INVENTION.
Indispensable to Merchant, Manufacturer,
Lawyer md business Men,


Indispensable to Merchant, Manufacturer,
Lawyer mud BusinCss Men.
Among the great number Of inven.
tons recently made 1t may be doubted
II there be one Of such value and worth
to the business world as tho one to
which the attention OF our readers is
called below. This invention is called
the Centennial Letter Copying Book,
for copying letters and other important
matters. It copies instantaneously,
without the use Of press, brush, moist
ened pad or water, and after your letter
has been copied you cannot tell that II
ever has been copied, as 1t leaves your
letter, as well as copy in the book, dry,
and does not injure the gloss on the
writing paper, as does the old system Of
the press and water, which always
leaves your letter and copy wet, running
the gloss on the writing paper, and
many times giving a copy that cannot
BIO read.
1t Is a triumph OF chemistry, for which
the merchant, manufacturer, lawyer,
banker, broker, insurance and express
companies, real estate agents and bust
ness men generally, have great reason
10 thank the Centennial Manufacturing
Company, Of Cincinnati, who are the In
yentors and manufacturers.
W. IS. McCurdy, Of this city, has se-
cured the general agency Of this letter
copying book In West Virginia and Bel
mont, Jefferson and Columbiana coun.
ties, Ohio, and the lNTELLI0RNcII be-
speaks for him success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

GESrLENBSi-please accept my sin.
cere thanks for the prompt manner ID
which you paid the amount OF the policy
due upon my husbands death,
On September 10, 1883, he took out q
policy In your company on the weekly
premium plan for two-hundred dollars
The death Of my husband was reported
10 your office on Saturday, January u,
and on the following Monday the Claim
was adjusted and the full amount OIL
500 paid over 10 me, his widow, In
cash. Such substantial proof as this
OF tho Company's liberallty and prompt.
ness should enlitle II TO tho confidence
Of all, Yours respectfully,
(signcd) CAROLINE x PETER
mark,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

We respectfully call your attention TO
a iow rare bargains 10 fine sewing
Machines, including mahogany, antique,
nak and cherry wobdB, Also caDlnet
Ard hali cabinet styles. These machines
Str lad llno iot every day sale. VIII he
aid a rIdiCulously low prices. beB our
advertisement In another column,
EDw. l., Ross 4 Coz
% Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

First a cold, then a cough, then con.
then death, ~ took Dr..
Ackef's English Remedy iof Conaump.
ton the moment began 70 cough, and
| believe II saved my life. "-WAifta N,
WALLACE, Washington. o, n Goelte, X.
,. lIatkO Menk emelleEl Logan 4 %. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15
Republican Primary IL The First Ware

IIUFWUHVNU ETIHIWII tn wv NHUs 0"1W'
Tho Republicans Of the First ward
hold their Council primary last even.
Ing and selected the following named
gentlemen as candidates; First Branch
William 4. Otto. Second Branch
John G. Kline, Jacob Kindelberger, j,
". Connolly and g, Ed. Mendel. Till
10 d good strong ticket, and one that will
DO we'll supported by the voters Of the
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1--WE i,olnt Nh, prid ~

To the "Good nanC at llome,n won BY
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where II Is prepared, there 10 more oil
Hoods Sarsapatilla sold than all other
medicines, and II has given the best oil
satisfaction SINCE Ia Introduction ten
years ago, This could not be u the medl'
oin0 did not possess merit. llyOti suffer
from Impure blood Try Hoods safsapa.
rilla and realize liz peculiar curative
power nav
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LIS. Coon aells dry eoodstho cheapest,


Tho river ID still falling at this point,
Tho leyee gauge at dusk last evening In.
dictated q depth III tho channel Of i0ieet
4 inches, a fall Of about two feet In
twenty.iour hoiB. The Andes arrived
In port from CINCINNATI about 0 o'clock
last evening, having a good freight trip
on board. This excellent steamer will
leave on her return trip this afternoon
al 8 o'clock. Capt, Charlie Muhleman
is particularly DESTROYS Of getting away
on time, and requests shippers 10, report
and deliver their shipments as early "a
possible. The Ben HuF passed down at
noon on her return from Pittsburgh 10
Parkefsbufg, where she had been on
hVr regular Sunday trip. The Courier
Will DO this mornings Ratkembufg
packet The Katie stoCkdale 10 due
down al an early hour this morning Ia
the Pltlsbutgh. Cincinnati trade, and The
Hudson ID due up Ia the same trade and
al about the same time, Tho o, w.
10 this lHotningS plttsbutgh
packet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

As well as the most effective method Of
dlspelling headaches, colds and ievers, or
cleansing the system, Is by taking few
doses Of the pleasant California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale In
90 cts aud Sl.OO bottles BY Logan & Co.,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Mem
kemeller,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

NIosr men, otherwise strong in body
nnd mind, will become unhappy and
break down when afflicted With theuma'
tIam' II they would only Try Salvation
oil they would And relief at once Price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-15

Clerk Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses 10 tho following named partiesi
George j. Stein, aged z and Maggie
Geryln, aged 90, both Of Wheeling.
Robert Fordyce, aged ~, oil Mason
county, w. Va, and Agnes +, Gregory,
aged 20, Of Ohio county,
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A CIGAR STORE ROBBED.
Loos s Bros Safe opened and 500 Taken
by the Thieves.

Loos & Bros Safe Opened and 800 Taken
by the Thieves.
Some time between late Saturday
night and yesterday morning the cigar
and tobacco establishment Of Hugo L,
Loos & Bro, on Market street, was en-.
tered by thief or thieves, the safe
opened and over one hundred dollars in
money and notes and other valuable pa.
pers luadO way with. An entrance was
effected througha window in the rear
that opens out into tho court, or yard,
on the south side OF the Mcclure House.
A heavy wooden shutter was first lpried
of, then the putty cut away from pane
OF glass, the pane lifted out, and through
the hole thus made the window catch
uniastenGd and the sash raised. The
safe Is a small one, standing In the rear
OF tho front room, but 80 situated that 1t
is concealed by the counters from the
view OF any one looking through the
Market street front. II is furnished
with a combination lock, but for
years past the firm has never fully
locked it: the lock knob was always
given a slight turn, sufficient to hold the
bars in place, but not enough to throw
the combination entirely of, and a turn
OF the knob back to It's place would allow
Of the safe being opened again.
The thief must have been one who
had often observed the Mcssrs. Loos
open the safe and learned how easily 1t
was done, or else remembered the word
ing OF small placard that used to hang
on the safe to this effect: "This safe Is
not locked turn the combination knob
to the right" Yesterday morning the
safe door was found open, also the win.
dow in the rear. Several drawers In
desks were also open. Over eighty dol.
lars in cold cash was missing, several
due bills and other papers. Some cigar
stamps and quite lot Of valuable cigars
were also appropriated by the thief.
The firm have their suspicious as TO
who the guilty party Is, but are not
ready to say anything Us yet.
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WE have opened on Centre Counter
three nlniChleSs bargains At 20 cents,
Viz: Three styles Ladies' White Apron;
three numbers Ladies' Embroidered
llenstitcIlOd Handkerchief, and 10
dozen tents extra size Pure Linen
llanakerChlOis, worth 80 cents. oo
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srECIAL BARGAINS.

10 mako room for incoming spring
stock We shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Sultllgs, 0yerCOhtings
Nnu i,antalSOnlngs. Twill DO nladenll
llrsl.ClnSs and nc guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and Muillers at cost.
o. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant lTallOrs aud lgnts' FurnlShers,
1891 4 1879 Market street.
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WAEnlEuroN d. o., Jan, IA, = For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, generally ialr, clearing In
southern portions Of Ohio, nearly sta
llonAfy lempgralufOi variable Winds,
generally easlerly In Ohio,
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Reported Riot

LyxcnpuRo, Va, Jan. 14.-It is re.
ported that another riot has occurred in
PoCahontas among the miners, but no
details have been received as yet.
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Proposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS,

A wa
lealed proposals for excavation, stone work,
brlckwoTk, inillwOrk lumber, minor hardware
aud GarpenteFwOTk, plAAtcIlng, painting and
glazing, Stating, tinw0rk, galvanized iron work
Kipnear celllngs, plumbing and RNs ltiing, cast
received at the OillC0 Of Morris llOFkhenpr
chairman Building Committee New Hebrew
Temple, Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, until
Monday noon, January q, 1850.
All bids 10 DO for the separate branches men.
toned, and 10 b. AhdTCsIed to Morris IlOfk.
hGlmei, Chairman Building Committee.
Plans and specifications 10 be seen ut office Of
Hnrkheimer Bros, Main street, Wheeling, W, Va.
UNION LABOR ONLY Will DO employed.
]. IOOE0E,