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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Y0Rk-RlVER LINE,yA wEsrfolS7
TIE FAyOMTR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No 81. s;i0 b.. ~.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily ,cepi sunday. siofs
at all stations. A. Lester Manor conuecs Via
stage for Walker.on. With Baltimore steamer ~
TRAIN Ho a a., % V
BALTIMOFE LlHiIEu. daiiy etreg' 7aaiAn
fo- West P.|l- connecting -lA furk- hlFer
st.aulcr.far baltimore. 40 Baltimore steamers
-nro.t VIA baltimore and Onto raiiroNi Tor
Wa.Aiagtop, Ih'laieirhii- ani Nos iofs.
steamers lsays Baltimore b. N. 4sAl, ehe'ps
IraIus arrive ~ Richmond ~, A. n. ani lEi)
A. \.
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
Tvoniy-th'rl stree. ior West fyini ala ini'f-
mediate points .,.-
ucsetolics a, station 100. Of Firyinla ssfs'-
Opeus \. N.fo5F. 81. ana from =. w. 70 Ab
cry ucset-onee-cornsr u Tonn ani hsa
sgectA r~,,,
sol HAAS, JAS. l. lAl Lvh'
1rNcic Manager General Passenger AgelL
JOsErH ;. POTTS. Division Passenger Ase1.
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EAILhaAD LIsrN


DICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAlLRoAD -scaeduis
APRIL -, isos-saasera standard
tma
f:s2 A NJ leaves Byrd-sres ssauoa daily.
slope only 81 Ashland, botA well, Mil
tori, and Fred erichsours, BROOKE ani
Hldswa.or .ieepse 10 Washington
and Nov York
,,ssA n leaves Byri-srest station daily. AZ
except sunday. buneI Parior Car
tachiuoud 10 washington.
ZAP n, leaves Byrti-susss staEoa daily
sleeper. Klcn moni 70 New York.
s.oA n arrives Is Byrd street station daily
sleeper from New York
sssP n arrives a. byrd-sueei station daily
sssps 81 Fredericksburg. Ailtori
Roin xsll. aud Ashland sleeper frora
Washington and New YORK Does aos
sop 81 RlpA
Gap. n. arrive, ct Byra-Suses staaon dali.
except sunday. buffet Parior Car
Washington u Hichmond.
ASHLAND rkAInA
DAILY nxcsrr suspAra
soA Il. teavss HloA Arrives ~ Asaisni "
SosR u seeommedaaoa leaves syra,sssx
GAP. n leave: no~ arrives ~ AaaiAna 81
sAsA u arrives IisA Leaves Ashland ssrn
kSA u accommodation arrives ~ hsyA
Street station: Leaves Ashland as':1
s.isr. y .rrsy:s = M s.vs. AaAiA.a
{. a TAYLOR rran,e nsaasss
xE n 1vsnA 0enasal 8apssiAsssasas
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BY Chewing s Rose, Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF TWO HUN
DKED UNlNPRovED LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
WEST POINT,
on WEDNESDAY, sEPTEnBEs, 81. 1890.

Come and mako your purchase before the In
evilsble BOON.
There Will be an excursion train from Rich
mon; on date of sale, leaving Richmond st 8
A. M: returning at convenient hour ia the after
noon. Go and secure q bargain. TRANSPok-
TATION FREE 10 all buyers.
For further particulars call on
n WILLIAMSON, West Point, Va;
orCHEWNING & ROSE, Richmond, Va
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AGENTS MAINE s3 Gnn

GENERAL AGENTS MAKE S3,UOO
" 10 5000 per year. canvas.crs 81 to $40 per
day, selling the celebrated TAYLOR PATENT
ADJUSTABLE SHOE The exclusive right TO
sell this shoe in any territory Is valuable mo-
noqoIy Our system Of selling this shoe Is new
aud original. Address, with &c. stamp, CON
sOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE COMPANY,
Salem Mass SO ll-eodlm
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE

L = ...-.. 49,.
RICHMOND AND PkrgKsBu2G RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
conm.acsas SUNDAY. seftemocr u - -
sos L. Gra!ns on tbs raj W. ia - ''''oH'
TRAINS SCUM NAhb
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VI EST-END GLASG0W W,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.
PUBLIC SALE OF
3OO Choice Business and Residence Lots.
THE WEST-END GLASGOW LAND CO..
IA WILL SELL AT PUBLIC TIE HIGHEST BIDDERS ON
tuesday, SEPTEMBER %, $780,
nthepr
200 CHOICE BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS
SALE. One third cash. and balance In SIX and ESs
with inhN from ase 49, az


TERMS SALE One Of money cash. aa s quo
cent discount Will be allowed
buing thereon
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TO DEDICATE 9fih GRAVES.
The Programme for next Thursdays Exc
cises Cumplcteu.

The Programme for next Thursdays Exer.
cses Completed.
The graves in the plat 10 be dedicated
by the G. a. Il. on Thanksgiving after.
noon at the Stone church cemetery, Elm
Grove, are those Of John Deahon, Co.
L., First West Virginia Cavalry; An.
drew GOfney, Co. A, First West Virginia
Infantry; joseph L. Dennis, Co. II, Fit.
teenth West Virginia Infantry; vii.
linn Q. Hanes, Co. A., First West Vir.
ginis Infantry, and Benz. F. Clark, Co.
K, Fifth West Virginia Cavalry. All
were privates. Aiter the meeting Of
Holiday Post Saturday night, the COM
mittee in charge OF the exercises ar
ranged the following programme:
l. Music by the choir Of the Stone
church.
.. Transfer OF the lot BY DR.. storer to
therepresentatiyc Of ]. w. Holiday Post
No. u, g. A. R.
). Regular dedicatory service OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
4 Music by male quartette.
5. Address by Rev. William Rihe!-
datler.
9. Selection-Male quartette.
i. Address by Rev! Greer, Of the Stone
church.
5; Anthem, "Ametica," by the choir
and audience.
,. Benediction.
10. strewing flowers over the graves
in the G. A. R. lot.
Following ia the detail OF oflice.s for
the dedication: Commander, Oscar
seeley, OF Holiday Post; Senior Vice
Commander, G. ]. Rawling, OF Sheridan
Post; Chaplain, Andrew Ray, OF Stephens
Post; Junior Vice Commander, John
Holt; Officer OF the Day, Thomas Cham.
bers; Adiutant, W. S. Meek; Officer OF
the Guard, S. S. Liller; Guard Of Honor,
Gustave Eowers, Dorrance MGGinnis,
John i. Wise and William Turner.
The special train on the Elm Grove
road will leave the city at 40 p. m.
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INSPECTING THE TERMINALS.


Railroad Men Pleased and Surprised by
Tie System here.
On Saturday General Manager Nc.
Crea, Of the Pennsylvania Company,
Superintendent Turner, OF the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh, and Mr.. ThoNas, 'of the
Cleveland, Lorain & Weddings local
Office, walked over the Wheeling Term.
inal Railway system, from Reymann's
brewery through the tunnels and over
the bridge, 10 Martins Ferry and back
again, inspecting carefully every detail
OF tho work. They expressed them.
selves as delighted with the scope Of the
system and struck with admiration By
the character OF tho work.
Yesterday Chief Engineer Abbott,
Engineer brown and Superintendent
Ball, Of the Terminal Company, escorted
Chief Engineer Douglass, OF the Balti.
more 4 Ohio Company, over the whole
system. BE, too, made q critical exam
ination, and afLerward expressed his
surprise at the thororghness and solidity
OF the road, considering thatitisa brand
new track.
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THE &. & 0. SWITCH.
Three Of the Men Arrest.d-Thc Work not
done Mt Might,

Three Of the Men Arrest.d-Thc Work not
done Mt Night.
Local Agent Stephenson, Of lie B. &
0. Company, Gays the switch laid by that
company on McColloch etreet from
ForIy-iitth street south to Forty-eightb,
was not laid in the night. The work
wac done in the day time, and has been
going on for three weeks. The connec.
ton with the main track at Forty fifth
street was made Wednesday night, be-
cause it could not be done in the day
time notwithstanding ithtrafiic. The
work was done by S a. IN. OH Thursday.
Three Of the 3. & o. track layers were
arrested about noon on Saturday and
placed in the Lookup. They arc Henry
.. Dean, George A. Clark ara Enos
Little. They were arraigued before
Mayor Seabright in police court in the
evening, but the case was continued I'M.
Ill next Friday morning. The company
claims that it hiss right to lay the track
on the ground.
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LOCAL. BRErl1lES.
Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About
tho City.
Tur GpISn thia cvnniny-uSi plnnl.

Matters Of oiinor Moment In and About
tho City.
The GRAND this crening-"sl PUNK.
ard"
ABoura hundred Wheeling people
were out hunting Saturday.
TIE Council Committee on Claims
has been called 10 meet this evening.
TnE now time card went into effect on
tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh road Jester
day. gE#
A WAGON belonging 10 James NlcCrack.
en- broke down on Seventeenth street
Saturday with load oil coal.
Two bull dogs 20. into q fight on Main
street near South yesterday afternoon,
and caused good deal OF excitement.
The Union bridge will be lighted by
sixteen natural gas lights, md two.
inch service pipe will DO used. lsis now
being laid.
TmE case against tho Fay S, for dredg.
ipg sand at, the Half Moon Farm, ias
been decided IN favor Of the defendant
by the Brooke county courts.
closaJ i,s enyaoemcnt M tho 0ncra
| Iiouse Saturday night. "MugSs' and.
ing" also closed at tho Grand.
A n,yoncr has been GRANTED Harry
c. schraJer from bis vile AIine
Schra5er In Tho Circuit Court. giving tho
wife the custodv Of their onlY child. n
son.
Tur Fol;an oucrte,.c oss;sted Inv Mr.
Andrew Iav md SON Charlie, pSye n
mrsicoI md j;,c,ory en,eytajpment mt
McSirchen Saturday MIGHT Itwas n le.
cidpd snrcssa
Cu,p,,r yAyKrunry INN received n
handsnmaiv monnted cnrv nj rraolr,;nna
nnsseI hv he A q II ~ thankiny him
}or Tho eisrant manner in which hr rnt
nm their late barouei. ~"
IT, -, . al, l., A.
c;td I'M "S Enn se G..n.,o " Jan w ;ne
houses of III iame were driven TO iaiI in
bocka abortlv hefore midn;cht Inst n;yht
Thns Smnlnv cnnnts az tha first flav
o. - o,.L-.t,, 80.
o,ii nh Vpe'a nou s,,, oisn ss;a Sase aH.
oshe. VI ',s PUPPY ,tnrat0nas
az m,a0" , m..' aos . ,nnIaro pto
conoanioI pndisncs en}ovaI The music
"I,,ns -, =, IT. H.
MI iAthp, iGH.! u, uIs Guy,
i mnst inectIhiic ~ iho p pin "
Hn'T SHOPS nas sono ullhui n.e Syts pe'
pI nj nuts Wy I 4 p,eees o. scr ~ .ne
pa.'iihole " onio snopo Ut i".Aersou's'
JolIS LAsiILEr, Of the City das Office,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
| Abroad

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Attorney General Alfred Caldwell
has returned home from Charleston.
B. +. Caldwell, who has been serious.
ly ill for several days, has recovered.
Miss Sadie Bates has gone to Cleve.
land TO visit Mis-. E. ". Ogelbay for o
week.
Mrs. J. Corbsitt Morrison, of Sisters.
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. G. !.
Garrison.
John S. Naylor returned Saturday
morning from len days trip TO
Arkansas.
Professor D. F. NJ. Krceh is recover
ing from his illneas, and will be out in q
few days.
Messrs. John NJ. Cook, W. P. Hay,
and Harry L. Dotey, Of Steubenville,
we're down yesterday.
DR.. r. S. Harvey, formerly OF this
city, low OF Spokane, Wash, is here on
his first visit for long time.
NJ. Richard Garter, former Wheel
ing gentleman, now Of Hermosa, S. D.,
is in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Elite Baldwin, OF saTdis, who
has been visiting the Misses House, on
the Island, has returned home.
Charles Arnett, who was injured by q
fail recently, ives upon the streets Sat.
nrday, Tor The Erp. time since the acci.
dent.
Capt. i. D. Dovener got home yester-
day from St. George, Tucker county,
where he was engsged in the trial OF q
big land suit.
Miss Anna Pla.tenburg, Of Lexington,
Mo-, is expected to orriye at Professor
W. II. lAnderson's to-day, 10 visit Until
after the holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. K. McMechen have
returned home from their wedding Jour
ney, and are at the McMechen residence
on Chapline street.
Mr.. @. Howard Simpson and bride,
nee kliss Mai B. Forbes, arrived home
on Saturday, and c-s now residing at
their home in Elm Groye.
Dr.. Eampel Kelly, OF West Liberty, is
in tho city, called 10 the bedside OF his
mother, blrs. Elizabeth Smith, who is
lying neriously i'll st the residence OF IIr.
Peter Delaplaine.
Among those registered at the Nc
Lure house Saturday were A. 3. White,
Congressman O. L. Smith. G. I. MILL
gan, ". G. MCGonangheyr J. j.. Varde-
wort, Mrs. ]. W. FandeSoff, bfrs. Dr.. W.
3. Shuttleworth, OF Parkersburg; @. L.
L. Childera, Pittsburgh. Pa, Inspector
q Railroads; George E. Burns and vile,
WooGfGald; George A. Troll, St. Clairs.
YillG,
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And ia milne ouef, said Abou. 'Eay. not 20,
Replied the angel. Abou spAle moie low,
Wii,c me- AZ ono s who loves his fsiiow. ' 'aeh
Tho angel wrote, and vanished. The mex,
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a PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called AWAY
from home ior few days; during his
absence one OF the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for It.
They were SO much pleased with the
remedy that they siterwardp used several
bottles at various times. He said, from
his experience with 1t, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that it came the neareot being
q specific OF any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by W. W. Irwin, 6. r.
Goetze, John Klari, @. schnepf, W. i,
Williams and II. W. Heinrich. paw
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MORE CITY POLITICS.
Some Additional Names lIontioned-TaIis
About Town.

Some Additional Names lfuntioned-Tali,
About Town.
In the article on municipal politics
printed in the lSrELLloEScER the other
day, only one Republican was mentioned
in connection with the Mayoralty, that
being the name Of L. s. Allison, Esq.
Mr.. Allison Gays be would not make the
run, but great many Republicans
express themselves rs In favor OF nomi.
mating him, and not taking no for On
answer. William Erskinc, Eco, has
also been suggested, but It Is understood
that he, too, emphatically declines.
Capt. q. ]. Rlwling has been named In
connection with the nomination. DR.
7. o. Edwards name Is also frequently
heard.
In the 10. Of those mentioned for The
Republican nomination for City Ser.
geant, Chief OF the Fire Department
DunniDg has been much talked OF, but
II Ia understood that he has expressed O
desire not TO DO thought Of In that con.
nection.
Ex.Chief oil Police Tom Bennett has
quite boom for denomination. Ills
efficiency, intelligence and nerve sur.
passed that OF any other recent chief,
and many Rspubiicans are for him on.
Enthusiastically.
|. is said John Corcorau will be for.
midable contestant for the Democratic
nomination for Chief. There 10 q rumor
| that hC was .prOmiEed imnnrtant influ.
eace toward securing for him That place
on the ticketas means OF inducing him
to accept, finally, the nomination for the
House Of Delegates, which be so long
and 80 perewptorily refused.
There is great deul OF talk about the
Importance Of nominating good men ior
Council on both tickets. Some OF these
who hope for appointments under the
Council, II Democratic, will figura active
ly in the preliminary campaign for
Councilman.
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A fUsSg RyaP.
a Salvation Army Parado TINT surpsisss
tho People.


a Salvation Army purndo TINT Surpriss,
tho People.
Yesterday afternoon about $50, the
five members Of the Salvation Army
were marching down Market stree,
giving their usual performance. No one
was annoying them or paying any
specie, attention, when suddenly and
without word, the standard beare,
seized the polo with firmer grasp and
wrappin. the banner about it, chucked
1t under his arE and started down
street on dead run. A minute later
the chief tambo,ine artist started on tha
game kind OF a chase, and another thick.
minded young man followed. Then Tho
two salvation Lassies," with their tam.
bourines rafting and skirts flying
joined in tho chase. The whole bal.
talon, strung out in Wild goose order,
crossed the creek bridge at . gait thai
made II shake, and passed down to the
barracks.
People on tho street were unable to
understand the funny action, Some
thought it was drill ir ono department
Of their tactics, others supposed that the
fellow with the banner thought he saw.
the devil ahead. and some Imagined
that the bsnper' bearer was a nov re-.
cruit who was trying 10 steal the ban.
ner and desert at the Same time,
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ea Athens name led all the Ies,.n
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NEr! MEM! NEW!

We are now in receipt OF IL complete
liuO OF Fu!l md Winter WOolGns, con.
sistIsg OF 0yercoatings, snltlngs, tanta.
iGOHlEgs uEd Fancy Ysstinss. which We
warrant 10 make up In ilrst-elass style
OF reasonable prices aud Ill g,laran' ced.
A complete line Of Gent Furnishing
Goods In stock. Seamless Merino nnll
Fast Black Half Hose Ut s5c n pair.
Wear our celebrated ail.MOOl limit
Jackets. Z. HESS q SOFAS,
1921 4 1928 MarSet Street,
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BIG FIFE AT nELLAlRE.
Two OF Tho DuildinIs OF tho Stamping Com.
pany, aud Much Valuable Machinery Dc.

stro5ed.
AT the Bcilaire Stamping Works on
Saturday night at G:45 was one OF the
most destructive fires that ever visited
Bellaire. Tho two old original build.
ings OF the company were completely
destroyed in IN hour and a quarter.
One hundred thousand dollars worth OF
machinery WINS wrecked. most Of 1t
being rendered uGelesS. $4,000 was the
cost OF the two buildings destroyed, and
bebide this great losH there was an epor.
nous lot OF partly worked IN stock of
every description In the buildings, fine
lathes, two Of which cost 5000 each,
presses OF every description, which Il
has taken years 10 build and get In
operation. The Offices OF the company.
AZ well ns their large new warehouses,
were saved. The old Belmont office and
the whole OF the Belmont glass plant
was saved after hard fight, the frame
buildings having caught aeveral times.
Tho evening was very calm or the
destruction would have been greater,
Dubois & aicCoy's lumber yards and
planning mill was in great danger for a
time from the sparks flying around, but
luckily the fire was confined 10 the two
buildings destroyed. Belaire firemen
areto be congratulated, as their work at
this fro was excellent. The origin or
cause oil the fire was an explosion In the
Japaning and chemical departments In
the northwest corner Of the old building.
The company says the loss will be
about 100000, insured IS follows:
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tecond addition 10 Alex Linn for 81 ,OJl. ant
Charlie, seabtight has sold lot No. G37 10 MarSa
ret and Henry Matson for sl.9DO. Charles Myrl
has sold his residence OH Main street, Clark
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Saturday the man johnson, who was
punished by.AIessrs. Holland and Jones,
OF tito Bennett.Moulton Opera Com.
pany, early in the week, for insulting q
lady OF the company, sYore out q war.
rant for them before Squire &rkle fol
assault. When the constable went tc
serve II tho two men had lett. Johnson
could easily have secured them on any
previous day. Waiting until their lasi
night Looks like taking an unfair ad
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Is It or not? And whether it is or not
We know natural gas will 60 up so per
cent after December !, and the NECESSITY
for economy In i's use becomes more i'm.
perative. The economic gas stoves sold
by The Globe Contract Company, 39 -Four.
tenth street, will save you fully so per
cent in your gas bills. This is the yer.
dict Of all. Leave your orders soon, rs
they 50 faster than We can get them.
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A gentleman in position to know
called at the 1NTELLIaESCER office Satur
day evening and said the report printed
Saturday Of the fight at Martins Ferry
In which y. W. Pogue had a part of hi:
cheek bitten OF BY ". a. Mossbnrg, did
tho latter IN injustice; that Pogue was
the aPsressor, and Mossburg was in such
. position that unless he induced Pogus
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Kaleidoscope Of tho Nations nj Steubenvllle
0pern Iiouse, Saturday Evening, Nove,n.
Der a0-sIatlnoe Saturday.
This will be the grandest display eve,
given in Eastern Ohio, including the
Isnaeu 81 I'll nations and ages by over
$50 performers under tho direction Of
Prot Speedy, OF Detroit.
beautiful Tableaux with calcium light,
and fine scenic effects by Prof. Church,
Of Pittsburgh. A magnificent spectacu.
lar production. Music by Mayors or.
chestTa: Special excursion ON Cleveland
x Pittsburgh railroad. For seats and
particulars call Immediately a! Banners
Music store. ~ ! 80
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To Gather Manufacturing Statislics.

Mr.. !. Fl. Burt has been appointed q
special agent Of the Census Bureau for
the purpose OF gathering statistics con.
cering manufacturing matters in Wheel
ing. Mr.. Burtt's work covers all but
iron, steel and glass, for which indus.
tries special expert agents have been
employed. Mr. Durt. states that there
are 00 establ!shment9 OF different kinds
in the city that como under his work.
He will gather information a3 10 capaci-
ty, product, employees, wsgeR, days OF
employment i'll the year, etc.
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BELlAIRE,
jyOVurAw

AL Sorts OF Local News mud Gossip from
] the Ginss City.
Ms; Don J. Murray isqulie sick at her Fourth
| ward home.
The County Teachers Association meets In
Bellaire DEFENDERS.
nellalre will get the next session OF the barnes
vile district conference.
Next Sunday night the Good Tcmplars will
attend the Firt u. l.. church,
Rev. J. II. Rogers, Of Bridgeport, preached In
Inc Fifs! u. l.. church yesterday.
The "Si Plunkafd" company went 10 Wheel
Ing yesterday on the steamer Phillips.
Some new machinery hns been put In the clee
trlc ligh! plant anu the lightsRrc much brighter
Prof Jones. ri Wheeling, preached ono Of hi.
usual Inc sermons In tho A. 81. +. church yes.
terday.
Rev, 7. W: Lane, OF the Flnt 81. E. church. ut.
ingion yesterday.
J. Harmon, one OF the Ohio Valley railroad
men. lost three. fingers on Saturday, they being
cut oil by iiilllg rail-.
Hundreds OF people visited the ruins Of the
Stamping Compuny's plant yesterday, many OF
them being from Wheeling.
Nils, Mamie D. FHris, Mrs. ElIz,beth Goolno
aud Mcssrs. Samuel and William FarIs are Ia
the interior visiting relatives.
MIS-. James Elton aud Mrs. John Rodeicr were
the delegAt.s frcm here 10 the non. partisan ",
G. ]. U. con'ent!ou last week.
Rev. Mr. Barr preached 10 tho Jr. o, q, A, ST,
yesterday. They were out In body. The order
Is up In the hundreds here now.
A young sor Of William Chambers OF Gravel
Hill, ran away about ten days AGO and has not
been head from s!n:c. Ills parents arc very
uneasy.
= Rev; Y, Gee, o! the a. N. E church, will give
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted TO
record one deed g. trust and transfers as
follows:
Deed made November 10, 1890, by
Joseph Werner and vile to Peter Erb,
for the west half Of lot No. $50 and cast
five ieet OF lot No. ls9 on Sixteenth street,
Consideration, $500.
Deed made October |, 1890, by Charles
Papo and wife, OF Triadelphia, to A. Kel.
lar. for a part Of lot No. 10, OF the Crucer
estate in Elm Grove. Consideration,
Slo- h'sr
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EVERY YARD GUARANTEED TO WEAR.
STONE & THOMAS.
OLE Sntrllioerltcr.
once Nos. 10 aud ~ rourt ccnths Street.


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