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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-24
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New YORK, February 23.-Herminie
Tb.bault, the yOung Canadian woman
credited with the downfall Of sbscondipg
Treasurer Silcott, of Washington, is in The
city. She arrived here two weeks ago
from Montreal, bat kept her where
ebOu;s secret until tonight, when
she consented TO an interview.
She denies that she knows where
hs is. and also says that if che did know
she wopd't give him up for $40. 900 She
yas in Washington last week for couple
Of days. Says she called on several friends
there and then returned unmolested to
this city. She added; II have never seen
nor heard from Mr.. Silcott since his fight ="
She ssys she will make this city her home,
and concluded her remarks saying he was
nothing more to her than an ordinary
friend
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THIRTY-NINR ROUNDS.
A Brutal Prize Fieh, Yesterday Morning In
Pennsylvanis.

A Brutal Prize Fieh, Yesterday Morning In
Pennsylvania.
WTLKEsBARRE, PA, February 23-
One OF the most brutal priz, fights ever
known in this valley took place at 6
O'Clock this morning at the Wyoming
camping grouDds, nine miles from here.
The contestants were John Aiken, of Colo
raco, and Harry Gilmore, ..of Luz,rne.
Both men are heavy weights. Thirty-nlne
rounds we.e fought. 10 the last round
Gilmore struck Aiken on the wTis, aud
broke it. Being unable 10 come to time,
the battle was awarded 10 Gilmore, who
won nearly $500 on the result. Boih pm.
gilists were badly punished and had TO he
carried away TO farm house near by.
Hearing that the officers vere in puIsuit
of them, they we're placed in wagon by
their friends and hurriedly driven to parts
unknown.
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MARRIED BY A QUARREL.
Grand Army Posts Dispute as to lhe POSI-
tion Of Honor.

Grand Army Posts Dispute as to he Posi-
tlon of Honor.
CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY 23-Yesterdsy's
parade in honor OF George Washington,
though one of the finest ever seen here,
came near ending in Tow, or rather i,
came near being badly crippled at the
very start. The George II. Thomas
Poet, Grand Army, is the eenioi
post here, and in to-dsy's parade wal
assigned to the head of the second division
The post, with its band, was at its rem
devious when the order forward" wac
given. AS the pos. started to take its po
sition, John u egler, the Division Com.
msnder, rode TO the head OF Nelson Pos,
on tbs opposite side OF the street, and or
dered it TO front.
The Thomas Post, seeing what wss
about 10 occur, quickened its pace. Mel
son did the same and both posts raced a
square and half down Race street. BY
this time the officers and members Of the
two posts we're quaireling at a vigorous
rate. O.her posts began to interfere and
the procession at that point became q con-
fused, tumble and every thing was delayed
for half an hour. To avoid further trouble,
Thomas Post, 200 strong, left the lines,
marched TO their hall, resolved they had
bean shamefuily treated and that here.
after they wouli not parade unless guaran'
teed protection.
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SAanlev Prematureiy Old.

LONDON, February 23--Henry S. Will
come, who has charge Of the American
dinner TO Stanley, received letter from
the great explorer from Cairo this week.
Stanley writes that he will not be able to
come to London until warm weather, az
his health ia very poor. He is only able
to 90 out very little at present, and bis
life is made burden by curiosity seekers.
Siauley's photograph, taken couple Of
weeks ago, is that Of a premsturely old
man. HIS hair Is entirely white ard his
face looks wasted and csreworn.
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Two Probable Murders

PursBURG, February 23.-Two probs-
Bile murders occurred in this city to-day.
About five o'clock uthis morning James
McETery was shot in the left breast by
John Allbeck, g watcSman at Shoenberg-
er's rolling mill. The ball penetrated the
lung, and MoEvery's recovery is cOnsid-
cred impossible. McEgery entered the
mill at the hour named. He refused to
leave when ordered o do so by Alibeck,
and the ltt er drew his revolver and shot
him. Allbeck is under srtest.
This efterroon two deck hands Of tie
tog boat George Shiras named John Sher-
man and VIM. Rogers got i0to au alterca-
tion, when the latter picked up ha.che!
and struck Sherman over the head, frao-
turing the skul. His condition to-Eighi
is critical. R>gers is 10 jail.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH ATTACKED.

The Peculiar Nature OF wasbinst on
Celebration at Columbus.
COLUMBUS, o, February 23.-Washine'
toms birthday was celebrated last evening
by meeting under the auspices Of the
Patriotic Order Sons Of America, at which
Governor Campbell presided. Among the
speakers was L. w. 0'B'ien, State Vice
President of the order. His remarks
were explanatory of the organization,
and were largely constructed to be an at
tack on the Catholic Church, ard priest
craft. Considerable comment has
been created By the speech
and Governor Campbell has made state
ment in Justification of his presence which
was by pressing invitation. He says the
speech of 0'Brien has been exaggerated
that he said nothing derogatory to the
Irish and did not say the order was oppos
ed to the Catholic church. The Governor
Gays in his statement O'Brien is a mechsn
ic, AID not public speaker, and probably
said mere than he really meant, and over
stepped the bounds Of propriety upon such
an occasion. ii Gays he would not pre-
side at public meeting where any ones
creed or politics would be attacked.
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THE q ~ o. CANAL.

The Bill to Sell NI.ry,and's Interest In 1t
Passes the House.
ANNAPOLIS, ND, February 25.--The
bill to lease the Chesspeak and Ohio
Canal for twenty nine years has passed the
House. The bill was said to have been
pushed through by sx-Oongresemsn Frank
T. Shaw, now Chairman of the House
Committee OF Ways and Means, and to be
backed by the interest Of the West Viz
GINA Central X. K, in which GormsD
Blaine, + kins and Henry G. Davis are the
ruling spirits. The aim ID to make the
cAral q railroad bed.
The Cbesspesk and Ohio Canal Con-
psny's invested capital and interest owes
tie State over $4,000. 600 Toe bill was
passed in the House by vote OF 65 to -,
several Republicans helping. The bill
now goes to the Senate.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRE.

Tnere is a hydrophObia scare at S.aun'
ton, lad.
James H Clark, OF Columbus, Ind, died
from a rats bite.
Rich discoveries Of precious metals have
been made in Montana.
A general overhauling by the Legislature
is promised for Newport, Ky.
A new town called Stanley" will be
founded on the Sioux reservation.
TIE Mayor of Bryan, Ono, has resigned,
aud the CJuncil has refused 10 elect his
successor.
Mrs. El'z .bsth Carol, sged one hundred
and fifteen years, died at Cumberland,
Ind, on Friday, Of "a g'ippe.
CONGRESSMAN McComss, of Maflsnd, is
preparing another anti-eerrymander bill
which will especially apply to the situs-
ton in Ohio.
TIE Chicago aud Philadelphia base ball
clubs plsyed in Florida, snd the former
defeated the lsttsr by score of Z to 3.
The Fire Chief at Indianapolis claims
that an attempt wss made to bTibe him
with ON offer Of ten per cert, on a contract
for the purchase of horse.
The heirs of Robert Fisher, prominent
farmer Of Spencer county, Ind, who died
several weeks ago, are seachipg for $780,
600 bonds, which are missing.
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SIZING UP THE VOTES.
On the Eve OF The Great Worlds Fsil
Struggle.

Struggle.
WASHINGTON. d. @, February 23.-
The eve OF the " sod frte-for sill race for
the worlds fair has been used by the
friends OF the four contestants in getting
int, the beet possible condition for the
opening to- morrow and in arranging plans
and counter plans with which to reap any
advantage, however small, that may
present itself during the day. 1t
is on all hands conceded that
Chicago willie soaring immf diately to the
front and that the lake city will capture
the frss heat. The opposition to the
holding of fair is gsinipg ground, snd
many predict that formidable array o;
members will be found opposed to any fair
at sll unless this question ia settled before
site is chosen.
The betting upon the chances of the -four
aspirsnts for the Worlds Fair honors il
made upon a basis Of the number OF votes
each txpet Is to have upon the first ballot
would stand az follows: Chicsgo, 100 or
105; New York, so; st. Louis, 90 or 65,
and Washington the remainder, depend
ing somewhat on the total number of votes
cast. About two bupdred representative
Chcagosps have come ou to aid personally
10 the fight.
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KcCLEsIAsTICAL DIFFICULTY.
Bishop Giimour sdll @sAipG Trsn.fers In
the Toledo Diocese.

Bishop Giimour san @aAirg Transfers in
the Toledo Diocese.
TOLEDO, o, February 2S.-Ths Cstho-
lie Dice,se has not been in q state Of hsr-
mony for many months. Bishop GilmOur
removed Father Quigley and he was rein-
stated by an edict from Rome. At
tne same time Father Primeau was
isposed from his charge in East
Toledo, bat the Bishop was beaten IN
the civil courts. Father O'Brien was
transferred from the Immaculate Conesp-
ton parish to s.. Francis de Sales and
again TO Cleveland, avsinst the protest Of
Iii. psrishioners. To-day other transfers
are ordered Father Moran, who succeed,
ed Father O'Brien, has been removed and
placed al Clyde, with charge Of the mis-
sion at Green Springs. Father MCCARTHY,
OF Fremont, comes to Toledo in Father
Moran's stead, and Father Manning goes
70 Fremont.
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TOBACCO FACTORIES BURNED.

Four Large Four-s,ory Brick Buildings
Burned In RiohmOod.
RICHMOND, VA, February % About
: 80 O'Clock last night fire was discovered
proceeding from the windows Cf the DuT-
ham steamery and tobacco factory. The
tire spread with frightful rspidity and the
adjoining tobacco factories of Alexander
Cameron & Co A. & c. Cameron aud
sizsr were soon mass Of flames,
which the fremen were po@'rless to sub
due until the buildings and contents
we're destroyed. The factories burned
we're sll four.story brick building4 Cam
eron x %. are large siemmers and txpOr-
ters OF plug work. especially to Australian
markets. A. & O Cameron and Sizsr are
manufactures OF smOking tobacco and
cigarettes. The loss Of the CAmerons and
SCR is estimated At about 500 600; Dur
ham fsrtilizing mills $40, 600; fully insur-
ID. The cause of the fire Is unknown.
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BIG BASE BALL DEAL.
Buying Up the Clubs of the National
League for One Million.

BuyipR Up the CluDs OF tne NhtonAi
League for One Million.
NEW YORK, February 23.-The most
gigantic base ball deal that has ever been
heard of is now being carefully considered
by the msgnates of the National Base Ball
League.
1t transpired yesterday that the modest
SUN Of 81, 200, 900 had been offered by a
syndicate, through the law firm of Tracy,
MscFarland. B)ardman & Platt, of No. 35
Wall street. for the franchise of the entire
National Lssgue, which embodiss ten
clubs. This is rating the clubs at $780,
900 each, and will, no doubt, place the
great base ball leaders in rather an awk'
ward position in regard to the statements
they have made concerning their email
profits, in case they decline to accept this
amount of money.
Mr.. John B. Day, of the New York
Club, was seen in reference to the matter
He declined to be interviewed upon the
subject, and seemed greatly surprised that
ths matter had become known.
S)me OF the members OF the law firm
who had made the offer, and who have fig
ured in some of the largest syndicate pur.
chases that have been made in this coun.
try, were visited, and it was learned that
they hsd made an Offer on Friday in writ
ing to Mr.. John b Day of 81 600, 000 for
the franchise Of the National League.
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pIsCuvERING DIsCENDENTs.
Wiuslow Brings News of he Inhab tan;s
ofFitcairn Island.

Wiuslow Brings News of he Inhab tan;I
ofFiicairn Island.
PHILADELPHIA, February 23.-Th'
most interesting msil ever brought to th'
Philadelphia postcffics was landed here
by the bark Carrie Winslow from Valpsr
also, Chilli. 1T contained bundle Of letter;
written by 12Opsrsons comprising the popu
lation Of Pitcairn leland, whose lonely homf
in the South Pacific Ocean ia so far out Of
the psth of travel that mssters of vessels
trading on the Pacific rarely sight it. Capt
Barrett, of the Winslow, says that while
beating down in the Pacific trade winds
he was hailed by two boatloads Of men
who wanted to board his vessel. Their
boats were full of tropical fruit, which
they offered 10 exchange for anything
there might be on bOGrd the bark. The
men said they were the descendants OF the
mutiDeers of the famous ship
Bounty. Capt. Barrett insisted on
seeing some of the young women
of the island, and in short time three
girls-Miss Yourg, Mics Mccoy aud Miss
Christien-were brought on board with
presents Of fowls, eggs and fruit. Articles
Of clo.hirg e, -four, etc, were given in s1'
change. The island mail was soon writ
ten and sent on board.
The islanders stated that their only
fear was that their ocean home would be-
come over-populated. 1t is only three
and half miles long and mile wide, and
is incapable of producing much more than
enough to supply the wants OF its present
population.
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Mm Take His sea, To-day.

HARRISBURG, PA, February % Ed
ward J. Adsmson, a special messenger,
arrived here las: night from Senator Rey-
burn aud went at once 10 the State De-
partment. He was given copy of II e
Governors proclamation announcing Mr.
Rev burn's election to Cor gfess with cer-
tiisd copy of the returns and certificate
of election, and left st midnight for Phils-
delphis. It is expected tbst Mr. Rsyburn
will take his seat tomorrow.
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White Gap Warnings.

WABASH, IND, February % %. NJ.
Heath, a young man at sweetser, south o.
this city, is in receip' of notices warning
him to leave the vicinity on penalty o.
being severely whipped. Heath, it i;
charged, shamefally abused his young
wife, who was obliged TO leave hin. Hi'
warniDgs are proiusely illustrated with
c1fins, skulls snd similar characters
Three other persons in the community
have been ordered to depart, warnings hay'
ing bean posted on the church door.
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Mhols.ala InfAniIcidn

LONDON, February 23-A terrible story
of wholesale ihfsnticiie was revealed by
iremen who were al work on the debris
after the burning Of house 10 Sienns
street. WARSAW. this morning Beneath
the floor Of the burned bailding the
corpses Of fourteen infants were found.
The establishment Was presided over by =
midwife named Skoblinsky. This woman
and her sister and two daughters are now
under arrest
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pEArn oF K. ]. M,cANDLIsH.
a Prominent Park -r.burg Citizen Passes
Away.
e-.r.r s-.l,,..,r.., q, "a pf,isfe-

A Prominent PAi L rsburg Citizen raises
Away.
Special TskgrGm 10 ne Register.
PARREEsBURe, February % Mr.. r.
]. MeCandlish. the venerable and most ex
csllent old gentleman who has acted in the
capacity Of cashier Of tie First National
Bank, died Saturday at 2;30 in the after
noon. tie had been confined to his home
for sbOnt a week.
Mr.. McCandlish was one Of the most
popular and respected citizens. he came
here from Weston, ". Va, where he had
been cashier OF bank, July 18Th, 1862. Of
which time be took charge Of the First Ma
tional Bank as cashier. vice Hon. W. n.
Chancellor, resigned. He came originally
from Norfolk, Va, at which place be was
also cashier Of a bark. His family is one
Of the Oldest and best known in the old
Common wealth, where they we're connect
ed By family ties with many leading Ma
tional personagea, such IS Judge and Com
modore Upton. He leaves wife and five
children.
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A PhiIsdtlphis Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, February 23.-Fir'
early this morning completely guited th'
mill building at Seventeenth and Yorl
streets, occupied on the first and sscont
fl ,oIs by George Hervey. manufacturer oi
carcets. rug, and art square,, and on th'
third fioof by George Debree, raw sils
curtain and lsmbrequin weaver. Loss
$50 90: partly covered by insurance.
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Hork.a on ,hs wrong On.

CHuLICoTHE. Mo, February IA
shocking tragedy occurred at SpriDghill
LAST evening. George DOwell set a shot
gun trap Tor = thief in his barn. The trap
was set so that the gun would be dis
charged when the barn door was opened.
Mrs. Dowell did rot know that the trsp
had been set, aud when she went TO the
barn ard open d the door, the trap was
sprupg. aud she received the whole chsrge
full in the b-ssst. She died instantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOwell had been married
only two months.
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o. kno, holes. Mr.. Wagner advised the
discharge Of the contractors and engineers,
a. be regarded thea a. worthless, but this
was not dore. The company, however,
sclirS on his sdviee, strengthened the
" sak plscee. Mr.. Wagner warned them
that the dam would be unsafe, unless some
Of the work was gone over aud rechfed,
but they would not listen to him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-24
Bett, Late than Never

''Don't put eff until tomorrow What
can and should be dore 10 day, " is wise II
you have never used S0Z0D0NT for your
teeth, make bee-line to the druggist and
get a bottle and begin to use 1t at once.
"Vefb. sap"
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Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it, 30 fnlly enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
sands upon tbouiands Of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope ths.
they may attain this boon. And yet it
may be had by ell. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, if used according TO diree-
tiops and the use persisted in, will bring
you Good Digestion and oust the demon
dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitters fer Dys-
nepsis and all diseases OF the Liver, Stou.-
ach and Kidneys. Sold at SOC and 81. on
per bottle by Logan & Co.. Druggists.
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q rman Pr.s,tobs Represented.

NEW YORK, February 23.-The Ger
man Press Club will he represented in
Washington on March Is at the Convfn-
ton OF G. Gernan SOcieties, by delegates who
will urge opposition to sny measures, re:
strictive of immigration to the United
Skatfs
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THE greatest cure on earth for pain,
Z. ..-aa...r. on. In. Tia r.frnln

"You out to day, ny friend, in this cold
wird? l thought you were sick in bsd
With a cold" He said nothing, but smiled
a iolIy smile and led me TO the spothsca-
rvs shop, aud pointing TO big advertise
men. of DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup, said;
"Thereby hangs the tale; that tells the
story"
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papouet TO John L. Sullivan

NEW YORK, February 23.-John l..
Sullivan's friends in the merchantile and
maritime trade gave him dinner at q
down town resort this afternoon, ard q
great time they had. Barney Martin pre-
sided at the barquet, who said be hoped
TO zee John l. Sullivan become member
of Tsmmsny Hal come day. and John, in
reply. said be did not care if be did.
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a WEEK OF BUSINESS.
Some OF the Things on the CongresIionaI
Programme for this Week.

Some of the Things on the CopgrestiOna
Programme for this Week.
WAsHIEGToN, D. O., February 23-
The subjsct of paramount interest TO come
before Congress this week will be the &C.
lection by the HOuse Of the site for the
Worlds Fair. BallOting will begin to
morrow, but as no city really expects tC
secure majority of the votes cast on the
first ballot, il cannot be predicted whec
the voting will end. TIE special order o.
the House sllots but one day fol
the ballottipg, and, according tC
the procedure arranged by tbs
committee in its report on the billie
each member is to indicate his choice 81
his name is called. After this has beer
done the House will again turn its atten
tion to the consideration of contested
election cases, and the Committee on Elec
tions will call up the West Virginia con-
test of Atkinson vs.. PendletoD, and the
Arkansas case OF Featherstone vs.. Cate,
which will probably occupy most OF the
remainder OF the " eek in their disposition.
II promises 10 be a busineee week in the
Senate. The order adopted under the res
olution of Mr.. Sherman to consider public
building bills, was not exhausted Friday,
and at every possible opportunity the cal
eBdar will be called with view to clear
ing il Of measures of this class. The Blair
Educational bill still holds its place as un-
finished business, and has the right Of way
after the close of the morning hour. Sens'
tor Blair having concluded his speech the
bill is not likely to be obtruded in the way
Of other business that the Senate
deems more i'm mportant. Senator Faulkner
will make the next speech on the bill.
Mr.. Evarts has given notice that he will
call up the resolution. declaring that 1t i;
compstent for the Senate to elect Pfesi
dent pro tenn, who shall hold the ofice
during the pleasure Of The Senate. 1t will
be adopted, end the Senate will, il ia un'
derstoOd, choose Senator Isgalls to preside
during the abssncs of Vice President Nor
ton, who, with his family, will start fol
Florida, March 8, to be absent month
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,ama,o RI.,nc. Jr. A fser HIS ChIId.

New YORK, February 23.-Ths Nora
ina journal says thst James G. Blaine, Jr
is in the city for the purpose ofmsking an
attem pt to secure his child, who has been
in the care of bis wife, Marie Nevins
Blaine. since the couple separated.
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II the 26 votes attacked in Wetzel conn
~ are allowed and deducted from Pendle-
ton that would still ieive him q majority
of at least 19.
With these figures ths Democrats cub
NIT a resolot.on declaring Pendleton
elected,
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westipgof Trade, Ass.mblits $.

DENVER, February % AT a meeting
Of the trades assemblies in this city to-day,
which was attended by about 9. 600 men,
resolutions were adopted in favor OF the
eipht-hcuf system Of labor.
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Dealh Of Mrs. A. F. Gibbens.
ID TeleTram % the ReElsLer.

Special Telegram 70 the hekisser'
CHARLESTON, February 2S,-MIs. A.
F. Gibbens died 81 the residences Of her
husband, in this city. this morning, after
an illness Of over years duration. She
is tie sister-in-lsw OF C. W. Atkinson, Of
Wheeling. sad was woman of great
moral worth. She leaves many friends to
dsplore ker untimely death.
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TO DIG FOR SALT.

Company Formed with Capital Of
sI.0OO,O00.
CLEVELAND, O., February 90 The
United Salt Company, with a capital Of
one million dollars, will file articles OF in
corporation TO m borrow. The company
have works here, st New Portage. Summit
county, and az Nswburg, Cleveland
snbnrb. Wells have been sunk aud thick
depth of 600 fee,.
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The activity in the Plsssants county oil
field continues. There have been no new
strikes during the ps.t week, but leasing
and rig.building is going on all over the
field.
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LADIES who value a II fl aed complexion
must use Pozzoni's PoTder-it proouees a
soft and beautiful skin.