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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Robert Dovener is confined to his
room at the Hotel Windsor with typhoid
fever.
Gen. a. A.. Franzheim has gone to
Richmond rs a member Of the Cover
nor's staff. -H
II. q. Hervey, Esq, Prosecuting At
torney OF Brooke county, was at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Mrs. Z. Lawson, OF South Huron
street, ia slowly gaining strength after q
long severe illness.
John S. Naylor, wife and sou Joseph
were among the May Festival party on
the Andes yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Richards, children and
nurse, OF Clatksburg, were at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday.
Mrs. ]. 7. Thatcher, who came here
from Moundsvi!le on May to take
charge Of the city missionary work, has
been very i'll at 81 Thirteenth street.
Mr.. Charles II. Harter, Of Rochester,
N. T., ia in the city, representing War
ner's Safe Remedies. lie will remain
here for several days ard will distribute
handsome autographs and books.
Mr.. Alois kuen, wife and daughter,
Of Syracuse, N. y, arrived in the CITY
yesterday. Mr.. Kuen will engage in
business on Market street, and the fumi-
ly will make Wheeling theiriu!pre home.
DR.. Morrison. who hns had charge OF
DR.. Muh!eman's practice Tor several
months, returns to Wheeling Tomorrow
and DR.. Muhleman resumes his prac-
tice. DR.. Morrison has met with ex.
cellent professional ssccess, and more
over has nude many friends socially
Pdrkcrsbury Journal.
Capt. Ed. Smith has moved his family
to Parkersburs from Wheeling, and has
taken the run on the Ohio River rail.
road formerly held by W. G. Shaier,
who resigned last week. The State Jour.
nal modestly says; We cordially vel
come the captain and his family to the
liveliest city in the Ohio valley.
U. S. Collector Of Internal Revenue
A. B. White and George O. Millipan, of
parkersbure, the latter's partner in The
lumber and tie business, W. Ii. TRUMP.
OF Pittsburgh, and Messrs. J. F. Barron
aud August NJ. Campbell, attorneys at
st. Mary's, came up last evening and
registered at the Hotel Windsor.
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Spices Fresh Ground Daily
CLUB ORDERS.

Our Club Order Department Is gaining IN pop.
ular ftvOt, Thousands OF families living out oil
tho city arc availing themselves Of our liberal
offer To pay freight gu all orders amounting to
$40 o. to any railroad station zoo miles lrofh any
OF our stores. .s-ltr
Send in your order aud get FIcsh, Standard
goods. ~ -----'
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III tho Circuit CO,irta.

In Part l Of the Circuit Court yester.
day tho day was consumed With the case
OF Mrs. Garner against the Froebea, for
damaged sustained through their selling
her husband liquor.
In Part II nolie prosequi was entered
inthe case Of Frank McAdams, Harry
Christlieb and Frank Kenuey, indicted
for petty larceny, and they were dis.
missed. In the cage OF tho Bon Aqua
improvement Company against the
Standard Insurance Company, a yer.
dict was given for the defendant, and a
new trial entered. In the case OF Thomas
Z. shallcross ugainst the Citizens Rail.
way Company verdict was given Shall.
cross for Sl37 81. The case Of G. Siebke
VI. NJ. kleinhaus was then put on trial.
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Sill Waiting for Armstrong.

A man, evidently from the country,
entered the Hotel Windsor office and
asked Clerk dal!igan. vs.
Have you seen Mr.. Armstrong late
ly%
"What Mr. Armstrong? No such per.
son is registered here" ---
"lfe Is man about like you, ouly he
limpe. He was to meet Inc here at
s'clock, and 1t is past that time now"
"Was he friend OF yours?" asked
Galligan.
moi l met him on tho train to-day,
and he had nothing less than hundred
bill, and let him have s. to pay some
charges on his baggage"
Mr.. Galligan laughed.
"Oh, l am sure he was an honest
man." said the stranger. "lIe owns q
coal mine at Fairmont; he told me 3d."
And he went and sat down to wait for
the honest ming ownerto come and pay
him back bis ~.
The Armstrong that he longed for
never came.
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Tho Union bridge.

The Union bridge presents an awe in.
spring appearance with the false work
and the channel span missing, and no
workmen or other signs Of life on the
big structure. AS the river goes down
the broken timbers and the huge pieces
OF steel show themselves above the
water, a very formidable menace to
passing boats. No work has been done
towards removing the distractions, and
it will not probably be commenced until
the river gets down a little more.
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George l.. burst Mt washington.

George L. burst, the ever popular con.
iec'ioner and fancy caterer, was at Wash.
inGton, Pa, last evening serving ban.
quet Tor the senior class Of Washington
Jefferson college at the residence OF
PscsidentJ. D. Moilat. Mr.. burst prepar.
ed most beautiful and tempting renast
at his immense ESTABLISHING mt on Mar.
ket street and served it at Washington.
furnishing walters, dinner service and
all. Mr.. burst has gained u splendid
reputation both as an ice cream, cake
and candy manufacturer, and an away-
Trombone caterer, and he is now called
upon by all who want such service with
in many miles OF Wheeling. a. -
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BELLAlIiE.
AL Sorts OF Local News md GosSip from

| All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Samuel Mcdonald Joseph Clements and 9th.
| ers VIII leave soou tor Ireland.
The electric light apparatus for bridgeport
passed through hero yesterday. - -
.1hornbcrry { Booth have shipped several cars
Of tobacco recently 10 Baltimore,
4 largo lot Of Monroe county wool passed
throullh yesterday for New York. -
Agent J. a. Greenfield. OF tho Cleveland l.
Pittsburgh railroad. Is under the weather. "
There araat least ten new bicycles In l,cllairc.
bought III the past week. aud still they come.
Several BcllGire painters arc at work In wclls.
Vile, aud Wellsville painters are at work In
Dellairc. s4z--.sa =
The new houses Of Hairy McGrcgor, !, O.
Howell ana John Wilson are rapidly nearing
0. o. F. 10 their hall tomorrow night prom iscs
10 be grand affair. - : -
Quite a crowd OF Masons were at Woodsdeld
last night, aud went through with some work
there in the third degree. -
The general opinion here Is that William
Robinson will get the full penalty Of the law
after the recent jail delivery. -. gS ~
The lcllaire tremen so to Martins Ferry 10.
morrow. huge time Is expected up there,
NS'SanA NIii ~ uP w hcc luc IuCc. \.
Mr.. .: J. Murray was very much worse ycstcr,
day: The narrow escape OF his wife on Tuesday
evidently uns1rung his already enieebled nerves,
Several large lumber rats arc lying hero
awaiting low water before they can be hauled.
No Wharfage eau be found until the water re-.
eeles, ms '-' ~ y
1 Charles nrorIman. baltimore Il Ohio ear In.
spcctor here for many years, has accented A
similar position with the Cleveland & pittsourgh
railroad.
The G. A. R, will tomorrow appropriately OBJ.
serve tho day. a procession, CON posed OF the
old tOldicrs and 1000 school children, will he
one Of the many features. 1879 - =
New patent couplings for tho Glencoe pipc
line hnye arrived, aud Will be put on tho line al
once: They are TO be used AZ Joint clamps and
will keep the pipe from bursting. -.
John Morris. OF the Second ward, gas maker al
the nall works plant, acclently icll Into Inc
pit yesterday morning, seriously injuring his
back. He was unable TO walk home ana ihe
ambulance was called into reputation aud a
doctor sen. Tor and he was taken to his home.
Mr. WftiamJ J. Hyatt and Miss Laura Sellers
q rumor OF whose marriage was mentioned nero
In the local paper Tuesday and In yesterday's
lSTELLlGESCEI, say the report is a cruel ioke
without any foundation In fuct. Tho lNrEiiI.
GEscEE deeply regrets the publication OF The
Item In there COLUMNS. e1l' ~, 81. =! -
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THE ORDINANCE PASSED.
Tho Special Council Meeting Accompanies


l55ra atft its Object. ~
The special meeting Of Council last
night came TO order as tho clock struck
s. The Appropriation ordinance was at
once taken up.
Mr.. Kenney offered au amendment
that $1,000 be taken from the depart.
ment Of Markets and the whole amount
appropriated for Main street north OF
Jonathan's ravine, $3.50, and apply 1t
TO paving Market street north OF Tenth.
Mr.. Maxw,l Il moved to adopt the sec.
ton as tented by tho committee,
which was ruled out OF order.
Mr.. Dawson offered rs substitute for
Mr.. Kenney's amendment, a motion to
take $1,000 from markets. .1g E
Mr.. Davison's substitute was voted
down almost unanimously, and Mr..
Kenney's original amendment was lost
by m aye and no vote. +
Mr.. Elllngham moved to amend the
first section by striking out the appro.
priatlon OF 800 for paving alley G from
Fourteenth street to alley IL, $1,000 for
paving South street from Main to the
b. 4 0. depot, $3.50 for paving alley D
from Twelfth street to alley o, and 81 800
Tor paving alley j from Fourteenth
street to Fifteenth street, and appropri.
ate tho total sum, $1,000, for paving
Fifteenth street. The amendment was
carried by n standing vote Of IS to-.
Mr.. Dayison moved TO strike out tho
appropriation OF 81 100. Tor paving Eon
street from Twelfth TO Fourteenth street
and apply II TO paving Thirty.lrst street
from Chapline 10 Jacob, and Jacob from
rbirty.ilrst to Thiriy.seronl.
Mr.. Davson's amendment was almost
unanimously lost. g la
Mr.. Miller moved 10 strike out the
Seventeenth street Improvement, to cost
l$l,750; lost. ~ ia-
Mr.. Arklc moved 10 strike out the ap-
preparation for the Eighth ward and APP
ply the money to sewers In alleys
further up in the more populous part OF
the ward. Mr.. Dents and Mr.. Dawson
seconded Mr.. Ankles amendment and 1t
carried by IN unanimous vote.
The ordinance was then read by It's
title, and passed by Il vote OF II ayes to
noes, those voting no being Messrs.
Craig, DAWSON, Kenney and ALilley.
In the frs. branch, after the ordinance
had been read the nrst time, u petition
from Fifteenth street property owners
asking that the street be paved from
EoT street to McColluch, was offered.
| MIR. Pollock moved to non concur with
the second in the matter Of using the
money appropriated TOT alleys B and
@ and South street for paving Fifteenth
street.
Mr.. Pollock's NATION was lost.
Mr.. Shrebe, of tho Eighth ward
moved to ncn.Concur in tho matter o.
changing the location Of the sewers mp
propriated for in that ward. Mr.
Shrebe's motion carried. a.
After it was found that the Second
could not get u quorum il the ordinance
was sent back, Mr.. Ilaller, who Ind
voted with Mr.. shrehe, moved for re'
consideration. Mr.. Haller's motion to
reconsider carried and Mr.. Tracy moved
to concur with the Second. 49,.
| A roll call showed tic vote Of G to 6,
and tho Mayor voted in favor OF the
motion and settled'it that way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-29
: EDN, y. NpSE q Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street,

IN another column Of this paper will
DO found IN advertisement OF medi.
cine known rs Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy, for sale
by druggists Goethe, Irwin, klari, w. E.
Williams and schnepf, OF this place.
In almost IS every neighborhood
throughout the west, there are some
one or more persons whose lives
have been saved by this remedy.
1t is natural fer such persons
to take especial pleasure in recommend.
ing the remedy to others. Tho praise,
that follows it's introduction and use,
makes it immensely popular. While it
is intended especially for collie, cholera
morbre, dysenteryg and diarrhna, it is
also claimed to cure chronic diarrhna,
II SUCH be the case, it is certainly a "God
send" to many poor mortal. nav 4
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WHEELING INSTALMEN1 CO.,
Il l13G to 1l4O Market ST.

wc'vc nlacea nhovo ' "9sa,;ou , MonGt-
that we can do more for Won ,LNn " a1v.
other house In our line OF businrss.In
other words, You can do better here ,han n
YOU can elscwhere-Better oinl;,;Ss
greater quantities and lower prices ,Lsn
those offered by any other house n,n , ~"
inducements VIC hold ont TO you-Thov
are the greatest we could possibly M,
They nre tho beat and most ,irsi,nh,
you could demand-Your Interests s,o
Identical with ours-We consider yon ns
firstly-Thcy arc our everyday siidv"
We arc close students, however, 9,1
consequently anticipate every want"
When you como we're prepated-.WL,,
you may desire you'll find here II i, r"n '
at nil bo iad-Alore new iteas aro do.
played hero than any hulf.dozen s,n,oo
combined can show-This Ia thr nm'
porium Of the latest styles and most nv.
iistic etiects-Every department il away
above tho ordinary standard-Thry",,
nothing useful, desirable or seasonnhlo
that you'll not find here ut exactly half
WHY WI .p pss'' ., asM" w, Du'l qualities
un" n ,t,,,, uo"n p,,ees WI atouhd.
WHEELING lNsFALMENT co.
1t costs nothing to como hcrc-Our
store doors are thrown open At ca,Iy
morn and remain oDcn til n,r n,
night for your accomiuolailon--We'ra
hero to receive you and give any jpt,r.
nation desirable-This Is tho rpnnl,'o
store-We're the peoples servants AMI
we'll not DO found wanting in any,hinn
necessary to make your visit both pIassH'
ant and observation-disclosures here ryrn Il
you don't buy-Come here II only to 500
what We have and u. what prices W.
give-Makc our stores your hra,ouar,c,s
while out shoppine-Drop In A, INV
time and enjoy tho comfort our rorkin,
chairs aIord-Don't carry packurrs
around this warm weather-Leayc them
here we'll take care OF them for yon-
Don't stand out in the sun waiting to,a
car-Come In, make yourself perfectly At
homo herC--Don't hesitate, even thourh
YOU may deal ut some other storr~
You're perfectly welcome here.
WHEELING INsrAy,,ENr m
nv. -. -. -, w.
. W. ,ata.I IN c"rpets tl,'s week goods
he 49,, o1,o.o s,'o"u ~ .u's e'ty NJ our
sants the MOS, r.IshIo repre-,
and New UNDERSTANDING and "v. wv
thing in the lloor-coyerinr line can Ia
found hcre-Our shclyeg are aylow viii
the latest aud brightest patierns-;n IVA
most substantial soods-A craudcr array
Of carpetinrs it has never before hren
our pleasure to show-Noyel,ies in
styles-Oddities in Colors-Eccent,ic;,v
in Dusiens-Veritablu dreams Of ar,is,ii,,
pertectson could not be bvttrr rsn o
sented-T'hey are new-Brapd new-inst
from the mill direct-But too late--Thc
season Is virtually oyer-Thesc ,ooIs
ne 's RI The a eG n es best ssn e t
viii remain on our u sbt gUwNG' Il: ya1a
auctions in prices will move them
tIafkE Et.kI@
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An IMPORTANT MEETING
To DO Held at the Chamber Of Commerce
b -t7. -H| tliH Evening N#al

10 DO LcIu nj tho Chamber OF CONNIE cree
t'' this Evening.
A call was yesterday Issued for a meet
ing to be he'd in the Chamber OF Com.
merce rooms, for an object which ought
to appeal strongly to nil public spirited
citizens. Among those Interested arc
Messsa. D. l., RatcliG, @. A. Bowers, S,
J. boyd, +. =. Mcneil, Geo. u. Caldwell,
N. Il. Whitaker, X. J.. Bullurd, Jr, W.
D. Simpson, Frank r. Jepson, l.. Z. Sands,
J. s. Trimblc, F. NJ. Strong, PEBBLES
Tatum, Samuel llazlett, D. G. Morgan,
Alfred Caldwell and O. B. Briscoe. -
The idea was advanced first at meet.
Ing over which Mr.. Robert Simpson pre-.
sided, and Of which Mr.. W. G. Wilkin-
son was Secretary. The object OF the
meeting, Us explained IN the general In.
vitation sent ont, Is to attempt the or.
ganiaation In Wheeling OF a company OF
Tho kind 80 successfully operating in
other places, combining all the good
features Of life insurance, trust com.
panies aud building associations, to the
benefit and improvement OF tho cities in
which they do business, and at the same
time paying handsome returns 10 tho
capital invested in them.
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In the Police Court,

In police court yesterday morning
George Price and his wife were fined So
and costs each for disordcrly conduct
He was sent up for Is days in default Of
his fine. and the sentence OF imprison.
ment was suspended in her case. The
case OF John Davis, arrested for partici.
patton in the same row, was continued
TIL to-day. James Tohen, vagrant, was
given his choice OF leaving the city or
going to Jail for fifteen days. lie prom.
ised to leave. Three other vacrants
were dismissed, as they said they were
looking for work. Barney Brady, ar.
raisucd for Drunkenness, was sent up
for thirty days in default Of 81 fine and
costs. ~
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Very Cleverly Answered.

The following sufficient answer to the
cranky etlusion concerning Sam Harri.
sons book in last Sundays Register is
from the editorial columns OF the Wash.
ingtoa, Pa, Rtvielr and Examiner Of yes.
terday:
"a person who signs himself Lee P.
Watson deyoles column Of last SUM-
days Wheeling Register to an alleged
criticism Of Col. Sam B. Harrison's
Front Issued by the American News
Company several months ago. After
wading through Mr.. Watson's article,
VIC are led to believe either that Watson
has a personal grievance against Col.
Harrison or else that he has vague
idea that he is funny. At all events
Watson has shown himself capable OF
meanness that can have no excuse or
mitigation" 2Es
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Quite a scene occurred on Market
street last night when Chief OF Police
Delbrugge stopped quincy cab and
took from ita woman, and escorted her
to the lookup. \ badly scared young
man who accompanied her was allowed
to 80 on. at tho police office it was
learned that the woman had induced
three young girls from Parkersburs to
come TO Wheeling to lead life OF shame,
and that she had been arrested on in.
formation furnished by a telegram from
parkersburs. Later the three girls were
found, and after 4 fearful lecture by the
Chief were allowed togo. They promis-
cd to return home.
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SPRING ADVICE

echnfft UAcdtint. ts. 4',r Z
Bc careful Of Your diet. You do not need heavy
lood such as you require during the Winter.
Spring may DO beautiful, but IT'S treachcrous.
Do not let II deceive you into a cold. 4 lover,
malaria or pneumonia. ri. C.. ~
10 mot throw of your Winter flanncls too
than 10 take cold. = : =, 80 -
II you feel titei. ievctlsh or ovcr.htatcd. do
yourself down and In this way help your system
aud purity your blood - - -
!, yon feel hot aud Thirsty, do hot drink large
quaititlts Of water or other "long" drinks. Il il
mueh better TO take litilG purc whiskcy and
water which Will qncnch the Thirst, tone the
system, and fortify aRsinst disease, - :
Remember that only pure whiskcy should
evet ne taken Into the system. and that the lead.
lux chemist. and scientists Of tho pre- nt day
unite IN declaring that DuGy's Pure Malt /, a6.
soluteiy The purest and best. III
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ApprelleUtletl Il Thtcf.

Chief Of Police Delbrugge yesterday
arrested an Italian who is believed ia
have stolen several watches. The lei.
lows name is Joseph Peroni. Night
before last Leonardo Rsza.zo, who lives
in shanty on the Peninsula, had a
watch stolen, and accused peroni Of tax.
ing it. Another italian had watch
stolen in the game ahanty a month ago,
and P-roni was suspected. Both had
hid the watches in their beds.
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LOCAL, pRuylTIEs,
1tatters of Mlnor Moment Ia md About

Matters bf Ailnor Moment Ia md About
H. tho City.
TIE GRAND this evening Three
Wives 10 One Husband"
III lIlcKs's storm period closes 70.
day. Where we're those storms yester.
day and the day beIors? 0.s'JE
TIE County Commissioners met yes.
terlay: but did nothing but audit the
monthly bills and accounts,
Ono VALLEY strawberries are IN tho
market at 20 cents retail, and are unusu.
ally fine for 10 early In the season.
YESTERDAY the Chief.oi.pollco 70.
covered a lot Of jewelry stolen recently
from prominent physician by servant
girl.
YESTERDAY man fell In a ct on the
suspension bridge. When he was
brought 10 no WINS 80 bewildered TINT be
did not know his name nor where he
lived.
THE Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades is called to meet this
evening at the corner Of Main street and
alley 7, at I o'clock, to view tho part Of
alley I wanted by the Wheeling Bridge
co npany.
A TEAM belonging 10 Robert Luke,
and hired by q. G. Hannah, ran off
while standing on the street yesterday,
and returned to the stable alone. No
damage was done. f.
TIE newly organized Clerks Assem-.
bly, OF the i. OF J.. met Tuesday evening
with President Burt In the chair, and
took steps toward early closing OF all
the stores. Nearly oil the merchants
have come into line.
THE National Council OF the Jr. O. U,
| A. NJ. meets In Chicago June II, "Bun.
ker Hill Day." The delegates iIom
West Virginia arc Messrs. John 7. Reed
and John D. Hall, OF this city, G. S
Holt, OF Grafton, and Phil A. ShalIer, oil
Morgantown.
| A GYMNAsrlc exhibition will DO giyer
BY tho Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium elias!
next Thursday cxening. The exhibition
was originally intended for tonight
| but was postponed one week. The
tickets dated May 20 will be good TO
next Thursday. r.
B. & 0. NAIL train No. 3, duo here
from the east ut 1916 p. IN. yesterday
was delayed by an accident, end did no
arrive until i p. III. Registered Lette
Clerk Il. W. Dunaway had To 60 dowl
the road and meet the incoming agen
: and swap registered packages with him
TIE Y. NJ. G. 4. Athletic Club ha
: secured the use OF the Bridge Company
Park for tho season. Friday will BE- ID,
clubs regular outing day, but sport!
will DC enjoyed by the members on othe
dnys. Base ball, foot ball, tennis, run
ming, jumping and other outdoor exer
cises have been arranged for the after
noon OF Decoration Day.
ENTERPRISE Council 0. U. A. NJ, ha
arranged to have social session, opel
to ladies' and friends OF the members
after the regular business session mex
Tuesday evening. There will be- brie
informal talks, short mueical pro
graumc, aud light Refreshments. 1t j
the idea to have similar sessions abou
twice a month hereafter. Other Coun
. ellis Of the order baye adopted the sam
plan.
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Charged with Disorder.

Jane Garland, young Irish girl who
was recently released from jail after serv-
ing term for disorderly conduct, was
again arrested by Officer Carney on the
same charge: May Dawson, an inmate OF a
Second ward house who is noted for her
pusilistic propensities, having sometime
ago engaged in prize fight, was arrest
ed by Short for fighting. Soaliy locked
up John Haussman for a family row at
his home,
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Sons of Veteran, Eucnmpmeut

The State Annual Eacampment OF
the Sons Of Veterans, U. s. A., will
meet in Parkersburg on the 18th and
10Th of Jue. A good attendance Of
members on the organization is expected
in addition to the regular delegates. Re-
duced rates on the railroads have been
secured, the B. 4 0. fare being two
cents per mile in each direction on the
card order plan, and the Ohio river
road will offer its usual excursion rates.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord: 4 deed. made May 10, 1890, by G.
R. i. L. Gilchrist and wife to George G.
Thurman, Tor lots No. 81 and 90 in square
3; also lots 81, % and 20, IN square 1,
GilcErist's addition No. 3, on Wheeling
Island; consideration, 81, lG3.
One deed oftrust was also admitted to
ratnrd .u-