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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Chamberlain WOOeIfs Case.

Last week The NEWS noted the
fact that the supreme court OF Idaho
had affirmed Judge Berry's decision
in this case. At the time of going to
press it was not known what would
be the next move of the parties con-
cerned. Since then Mr.. Woodin has
taken an appeal to the supreme court
of the United States, and it may now
be two years, three years or five years
before the case is finally settled. In
the mean time, for the balance of the
term, Mr.. Woodin will remain in the
sheriffs Office, MIR. Senter in the as
SCISSORS Office and Mr.. Carter will be
commissioner. The ins are still in
and the outs still out. The only
show now for the outs to get the Offices
given them by Judge Berry will be to
go before the people at the next cleo
ton; but, if reports be true, and the
ticket has already been named, then
some of them will have to make the
race on their individual responsibility,
and not as the choice of their party.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
rs.l,Isa rer Canal.

n tAs Eicrafabss ra5rnt nEasi0neF1 ~ she Goun.
Il u bingham and Territory - idaho.
Year p~sistnnNF. barnard Whbtr. ira,
sagrfsliy suprvsrata that be 10 the U@mcf 81
sa slisEstnF ArscFihsd tFnct OF sAna to-Mit.
~ eaat salt ~ thn nufth wret quarter @nd
lse Assth kaif 10 tbe sduth wcss quarter Of
ssgsr gklFtprst In township twelve us4 suslth
NnnFs tUssy sHN rasa ti1tnu meridian ~ Hing
ban neguty faahu TsErtluFys
rhzl Hiram fnuFNe ts sA8 owner and ~ thV
sEsagaaspa of thc spstth west quarter Of spc.
sn sNsifs 10, tupnship tsrlvr III snath ~
naf~ stsry tt1 east Df ik0isr mgftdian In tslnk'
lM1 egantY. idaho Territory.
fNag prsttl1nrt surthre Eppreerusm that he
~ esusf of so inches of she vatrF pf Trout
Erssk stream IN that rtctuitg and pFuppecs
y water kis sald land ftBta eAid stFv4sn,
nat The lands ~ Hiram Huups u situated
ssssxn said Trvat cFrwk and the lands ~
gsQf pstiiiutirr. ard his lands cannat bc ifFi.
nssa ~ hls said wAtrr without crossing thN
sae1 u tas aaid Hassta.
hat yp4tr pstittplrF has cAused 10 he con-
ssfattsi a canal commencing Ht q point kfspun
q ~ Iry4t Greek fails and running IN 4
igiAsFiY dirpctsnn for about thFur miles,
aA caaAl bring fest uiae @t its hustntn,
fsss assp aud about fset side ~ she sup,
lAsi fuaF psilttnsrr has applied tn thr said
ssf with SAID canal buk the antd HupE@ 70
Istsa ard siil refuses Ia sli9H him - - Do.
Ih&i sstd cansi SiH takr NOT go excred halt
krx y iss lands Of tho said HoDpR-
sstfvfegr yuur rstittgarr praYs for the sp.
ksstMeuf ~ thFur appraisers 10 ascertain
ne fumpsatatinn 10 te made ta said Hoops
y sasnssss sccfping 10 his in che osassrse'
ne ~ aid canal
HAHsGap wHTrn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Tl,,e bal 7ne Norelock.

THE NEWS is told that an informal
meeting of seven members OF the
anti-Mormon party was held in Black
foot few evenings ago at which a
martial ticket for county officers was
mapped out and agreed upon for the
coming election. There is nothing
like being on time. The homely adage
that the early bird catches the worm,
holds as good in politics as it does in
the hunt for an early breakfast; and
moreover, in politics, there is nothing
like getting the bulge on the other
fellers. Our informant did not tell
us in so many words that all of the
seyen were to be placed on the ticket,
hut it Is fair TO guess that quorum
Of the seven were provided for with
the best paying offices of the county.
Nav. whether the rest of the county
will ratify the nominations is one of
the things to find its way in print
later on.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
PERSONALS.

Judge Morgan is visiting Salt Lake.
Miss Lula Sill is still quite sick.
MIR. and Mrs. Doud and Miss Lucy
Jones, of Fort Hall, spent Saturday
in Blackfoot.
Sheriff Woodin, Collector Senter
and Frank W. Beane, were in Boise
City this week.
John Montgomery, Jr., has located
in Salt Lake City.
Rev. Mintzcr has been appointed
Supt of the Lemhi Indian school.
Mr.. Jenkinson, chief clerk of the
Idaho Division of the Union Pacific
system, and wife, spent last Tuesday
in Blackfoot.
Judge Brizee was in Biackfoot first
of the week in the interest of the
Boise Democrat.
Rev. Lyons has taken the cottage
opposite the Baptist church.
Pete Boqua was down again We'd
nesday looking after the commission
er's Office.
julie Bassett has taken an Office IN
the old Pioneer drug store building.
BERLIN advices say, Bismarck is
taking an inventory of his personal
effects in his ministerial residence in
view of resignation and retirement
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Notice.

Attention Is called to an Act of the
last Legislature making it unlawful for
any person, male or female, in this
Territory, with or without a license,
to sell or give away to any minor,
cigarettes or compounds of tobacco
used in the filling or makeup of cigar,
cites for the purpose of chewing OF
smoking. The penalty for violation
of this Act is 800 and cost of prose.
cution. BY order of
w. C. T. U.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22

If you really want to be surprised,
go and ask Danilson's clerk what he
will sell you an overshirt or pair of
pants for. For two weeks only, w. I'll.
Danilson.
Remember at the Drug store you
will find full line of Paints, Brushes,
etc, at lowest prices.
Finest stock of Stationery ever in
Blackfoot, has just arrived at Pioneer
Drug Store.
Any kind of Job Work you may
need done at this office.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
nrRAY soTlcR.

Cams % ny place IN tho town Of BiaeSfoot,
merv yhAn tso seSAs aEu, one rrd ans shtte
,snsssa hsifsF iaB yrars Old. bFandrd " and
sqss eshsf .rttcs On lufs FitS, s~alioM foFk ~
IT, agl and smooth esop in sbS Ftshs rAf. The
sssg III psy sxp~hsrs and carry her away
= ~ si,i T. disposed of a. tbs iAs aifrrta.
Joaa ktIAAuS.
Fsosuary sosh. lsso
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Pumpkin Pie Party.

The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a Pumpkin Pie Party in the
old drug store building, on Friday
evening February 21st. Proceeds to
be used to pay freight on the bell.
Everybody cordially invited.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
EsTRAY NOTICE.

v.kto 40 al my ranch one mile noFtbeass of
sissss,ot January ist, iHsi, one three year
"a ~ haifsf, beth care cut OF. utia7Shlt 10 tho
-, 80 ysxhI baFn bFukUn 90. branded r 90
s3thir f5sner viii please call and p@y chaFk-
=. ~ sg.seyp her o. abs wiil bs s1id az the
~ 's,.ets Jas. hnIlKY.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22

EsTRAY NOTICE

-.ss. nm AT my ranch near chesteraeld. the
+. nSsdss described stock. whieh the owneFs
-, ~ s,s.ss rsi and Day ehargvs ane sake them
- - .ssT wlIil ias sOld as the iaa directs.
~ ss.. Srsy horse or years old and branded
,,ssarie o. left hip. -,
,sssssss Il % left thigh. years oid.
- haV eaFiing horse colt, white ~ Tore
/. ~ 49, Bano and tail brand OF trff thiKh
- - NTAr bay mare or years old, star 10
.'.ss..ss IN % ieft shoulder right hlnd foot
shHaf - ....s aaa a..ss hf.A
- aaYk brusn horse ys1rs osd. a~it hind
w CARLos LlFELAsD.
cssstrgAssd. Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Stockholders Meeting.

A meeting of the stockholders of
The Corbett Slough Ditch Company
will be held at Blackfoot, Saturday,
February 22d. A full attendance is
desired. L. M. CAPPs, Pres.
II. C. DIPPLE, Sec'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22

/ have about a doz. suits ladies
underwear that / will dispose of at
reasonable figures. w. II. Danilson.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
To The Public.

will cut hair for children from
to 12 years old for 25 cents.
A. ID. DRAKE, Barber
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
LAY YOUR COLD FEET OVER '

IS what many a man says to
his poor wife these nights as
she glides her cold toes up
and down his bony shins try
ing TO warm them, when IL he
was not SO stingy and would
60 TO the Idaho Drug Store,
where everything is new and
clean, and get her something
to regulate her system her
feet would be warm.
HENRY LOPAZ &c Co.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Tennessee sorghum at Danilson's
65cts gallon.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
TERMS:

Advertising rates furnished on application
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
Local Political Notes,

AT the meeting Of the Board of Dele
gates OF the Central Republican Club Of
Ohio county last night, a committee was
appointed to wait upon Judge r. Ii.
Cochran and request him to address the
club next Monday evening. All the can.
didates or the county ticket were also
invited TO attend the meeting. There
will be speeches by several gentlemen
beside Judge Cochran.
The Third ward Republicans will meet
at the Central Clubs room tomorrow
evening to organize a club for that ward,
Every Republican voter is invited to be
present.
The proposition from the Republican
Committee to have Hons. VIZ. Hub.
bard and John 0. Pendleton Jointly dis.
cnss the Issues OF the campaign through.
out the district, published in yesterdays
lSTELLIGESoEE, was the cause of cen.
siderable comment on the streets. Re.
publicans generally expressed the desire
10 see the challenge accepted, while
Democrats had little to SAY.
The Richie District Republican Clubs
reception TO Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Whita.
ker and the county ticket, at Knoke's
hall this evening, bids lair to be an in
teresting event, and OF course d biz
crowd will be out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
,FRlD WARDE AND MRS. BOWERS.
\ Hare Attraction at the Opera House tlis
Evening.

\ Hare Attraction at the Opera House this
Evening.
The advance sale OF seats for tho en-.
gagemtnt ut the Opera House this even
ing OF Frederick Warde and Mrs. D. P.
Bowers in "Henry VIII" assures a
crowded house.
Frederick Ward has been before the
American public as q stellar attraction
in the classic drama for Il period OF over
ten years; it is only lately, however, that
he has made for himself important
money. lie has always adhered to his
fixed policy Of presenting only the
works OF matters in play writing, de-
spite strong monetary Inducements TO
abandon that high place he atrove to
establish for that modern melo.drama,
but, Notwithstanding the great tempta.
ton such financial gain would have been
to him, he followed his own inclination,
and backed by the good advice and
wish,B OF his many erudite friends
maintained the Grm hold he had upon
intelligent theatre-goers and inereasedit
by renewed efforts aud study. To-day
Frederick Warde is one OF the best pay.
ing stars in this country and he has &C.
cumulated considerable wealth, for he is
n prudent man, and hia savings he judic.
iously invested in western property
previous TO the boom. This season he
has associated with him that distinguish.
ed actress, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, who has
been a pronounced i~avorite with all
classes OF theatre.goefs ior over a ecore
Of yearg, and together they are touring
the United States with an elaborate 70.
production Of Shakespeare's historical
tragedy, "Henry VIII" which has not
been deliberately done in this country re.
Gently, although its European produc.
lion scored the most palpabls hit OF re.
cent years. A vast amount OF scenery,
armor, properties and costumes to secure
an accurate mounting Of the play is car.
ried, and the company hes been care.
fully and conscientiously selected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
WORK on The BRIDGES,
Tedious processs. Necessary on tho. Chan.

ieuious ffuCesses Ntcctsnty on the, CIhh.
mel Pler,
The work Of driving the piles for the
channel pier Of the new bridge to the
island gaea Oh with M energy SO strik.
ingly in contrast with the former work
there as to excite general admiration.
At almost any hour in the day a large
Gro Sd Is on tho suspension bridge
watching tie operation. Work goes on
night and day and tho shrill sound OF
tho pile driver engine is audible at a
great distance.
Owing to tho existence OF tho old Gals.
son In the river, it was found impossible
to'saw the p'las under water by machin.
cry us was done in building the Union
bridge, and 1t Is therefore necessary for
divers to 20 down and saw the piles OF by
hand. This work Is in progress, but OF
course Is necessarily a tedious process.
Two divers are employed. They wear
suits connected by air tubes with a
pump on u barge on the surface, which
is operated by two men, forcing a con.
slant stream OF fresh air into the head
piece.
The work OF constructing the crib in
which the masonry Of the pier is to be
built upon these piles, is going on on
the Island beach above the bridge.
When 1t Is completed and tho piling
foundation 10 ready, the crib will be
lowed down to the site Of the pier and
anchored.
The work on the east shore pier is also
getting along rapidly. Tho square top,
10 be thirty.tive fee: high above the oval
shaped pier, is progressing at the rate OF
about five feet u day.
With the exception OF the crib, which
Is being erected at the base OF the hill
near Harrison's, work on the Back river
bridge is progressing slowly, no work
having been done for the past week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
SbrOnd,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
kbrond.
Mrs. Retta Lopez is visiting friends ct
Parkersburg.
Mr.. J. A. Cunningham has resigned
as chief clerk ut the Hotel Windsor.
James R. Stathers has gone to Phila.
delphia to take u course in dentistry.
Hon. Alfred Caldwell, wife and
daughter, are in the East visiting friends.
Miss Lizzie Egerter has gone 10 Dos.
ton to attend the Conservatory OF Music.
Miss Mary E. Nelson, OF Parkersbnrg,
is visiting Miss Maggie Owens, on Sig
teenth street.
Mr.. Joseph Somehow, Of Bellaire,
moved his family to Wheeling Island
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Casper Felber has Just returned
to this country from Switzerland, and
is the guest @: his brother, Squire Ii. j.
Felber.
Mrs. John W. Kemple returned on
Monday from a four months' s%ojourn in
Ireland, her native land. In the even
ing a number OF Mrs. Kemple's friends
rendered = very pleasant reception.
A birthday party was given at Pinch
run OF Saturday night in honor of the
sd birthday OF Mrs. John c. King.
Among the Wheeling people who at
tended were Chas. Honecker and vile,
Mrs. Daniel Reitz, daughter aud son;
Mrs. Thos. Beales and VIM. Hume.-
Btliairc MdgpenIent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALyEgToS STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, Sept. %.
" uVfssst sfstsstsas
RENAcHg.

Arrivals this week. 10
Arrivals last week. 7't3
Arrivals one year BIG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
STATE LINE ROAD.
Meeting Mt the Chamber Of Commercial
Committee Arpointed to Confer.

Meeting Mt the Chamber of Comm erce-A
Committee Appointed to Confer.
The gentlemen who can't 10 this city
IN the interes! OF the Pittsburgh, Cam
nonsburg & State Line Railroad met a
number Of Wheeling business men in
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday
morning. President Quarter presided.
Mr.. Mcyran, president OF tho railroad
company, gave the history OF the organi.
cation, MS it has been printed In tho IL.
TELLIGKNcER. lie dwell on the import.
ance OF the project to Wheeling and
asked Wheeling TO aid in building the
road. Mr.. A. b. Paul told what had
been done 10 secure rights OF way and
said little Of this work remained to DO
done except between WGllsburg and
Wheeling. lie said that the Pennsyl.
vania end OF the enterprise ID on Il solid
foundation, 5000 u mile having been
subscribed and ten per cent paid In. as
required by the Pennsylvania law. The
building Of this road would give colnpe.
tition on the Wcst Virginia side OF tho
river and Induce manufacturers 10 locate
there.
Mr.. A. ". Campbell said that II the
road had any great value for Wheeling
1t would be us q new and independent
linet 10 the Connellaville coke field, Civ.
ing TO Wheeling substantially, the same
rate Pittsburgh has.
Mr.. MCyrau replied thatthe project
included q Counellsville line ~indepcnd.
ent OF any existing line, and he and his
associates would bind themselves to pre-.
servo the independence OF the road.
There were some thingg in connection
with this part Of the project which it was
not wise to make public, but would DO
given in confidence to any committee
the Chamber Of Commerce would name.
Mr.. Charles Bu.dett Hart moved the
appointment Of such n committee, which
should be composed OF gentlemen inter.
ested in the iron business. The motion
prevailed, and Chairman Quarter an.
nounced as the committee Mesus. A.
". Campbell, ]. N. Vance, Thomas 0.
Brien, N. T.. Whitaker and G. Russell
Hubbard. 1t is expected that the con-.
mittec and the State Line road repro.
~senlalives will meet sometime next
week, when certain information want.
ing yesterday will be ut hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
NOTES ON NAYIGATION,
Stnge Of Water Tud Movements Of Hoats.
Tho River Interests.

Stnge Of Water aud Movements Of BOATS,
Tho River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with S feet in the channel. The reports
from above were:
Pittsburgh feet Ginches and falling;
weather clear aad pleasant
Brownsville-5 feet 3 inches and fall.
ing; weather cloudy and mild.
Morgantown-5 feet . inches snd fall.
ing; weather cloudy.
Wavren-Sinches and falling; weather
clear and pleasant.
Yesterday the Andes passed up en-.
route for Pittsburgh at $3.50 a. m.-The
Courier got away for Parkersburp ct
noon.-The Ii. X. Bedford got away
from the wharf at s a. m.-The Kew.
stone State passed down in the Pitts.
burgh-Cincinnati trade at ! D. H., with
a good load Of freight and her passenger
accommodations well taxed.-The
Liberty and R. E. Phillips wero in and
out as ususl.
This morning the Lizzie Bay will pass
down i!om Pittsburgh Cor Charleston
and kanawha river points.-The Ben
Hur will leave for Parkersburg ut II 40
a. m.-The Matt F. Allen ID to.day's
Pittsburgh packet, leaving at S Il. m.
The Andes will be the regular Thurs.
day morning packet for Cincinnati.
Captain Joe Alexander, at present one
OF the pilots on the steamer Scotia, and
William Wilkins, formerly clerk on the
Abner O'Neal, have purchased the
steamer O.ivette and will place her in
the Steubenville and Wheeling trade,
where she will make daily trips. Cap
tam Alexander will command and Mr..
Wilkins will assume charge OF the Office,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
IN SQUIRE DAylS'S COURT,


Heard.
In Squire Davls's Court yesterday Job
Jevons, tho junk dealer, was arraigned
on the charge OF receiving stolen goods,
knowing them to DO stolen. Prosecutor
Howard appeared for the State and
Capt. Doyener for the defense. Jevons
was held in 500 bail for tho Circuit
Court.
Robert Irwin, who cut George Mul.
doom, was held In 500 bail for court,
aud Muldoon, for assault md battery on
Irwin, was fined $40 and costa.
Milton usselton and John Green, two
Ess. Wheeling lads OF eight or ten years,
were brought In by officer Creighton on
n charge OF robbirg Peter Null's milk
wagon Of So. They confessed and theis
parents agreed to restore tho money
Squire Davis gave them n good lecture
aud dismissed them, owing to theil
youth, but with n warning that il
brought up again they would be sent tc
the reform school.
Chief Delbrugge last evening arrested
Frank CoateH, Il plastercr, on Rcharce o.
stealing a pair OF trousers from d. L
| Smith and n coat from John Corcoran.
| Corcorln kCeps Il boarding house In til,
old Caldwell mansion, and Smith ant
Coates boarded with him. Coates Wa
arraigned before Squire Davis, and ir
default OF bail was sent to jail to securt
his appearance ct the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
Real Estate Still Active.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord two deeds OF trust and transfers as
follows:
September so, by W. l.. 1iearn and
wife to the Wheeling Democratic Club,
Tor $4,000, lot Sc, on the northeast cor
ner OF Twenty.firat and Main streets.
July p, by A. j. Clarke and r. S.
Riley to Mary L. Lane, for Sl70, lot 8 in
Thomas Ovens addition to the town Of
LAGRANGE.
September %, by NJ. L. Etzler and
wife to Carrie H., wife Of William Il.
Selvey, for 81, 200, lot 81 Of the addition
made by Hubbard and Russell, special
commissioners, OIL the Island.
September so, by Charles Klein and
wife and L. 7. Stifel to Jacob Hennis,
ior $500, The north So feet OF lot 81, in
Klein & Stiiel'G addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01

Last night Col, B. G. Washington met
with some gentlemen in the Chamber
OF Commerce and laid before them the
plan which has been matured to develop
Charlestown, Jefferson county. Those
present were much impressed with the
opportunity for profitable Investment
and quick returns. a description Of
the iron deposits near Charlestoyn
aroused special interest.
Some good sized subscriptions to the
stock were made, conditioned on the ia
vorable report OF a committee selected by
the meeting, AMI further on the election
OF q Wheeling director If s295, 900 be sub
scribed here. Colonel Washington WA
assured that il the iron ore deposits are
what they are said to be, the amount of
subscription named ran easily be
doubled, perhaps the whole Of the re-.
naming stock taken in Wheeling. Sub.
scriptions to date amount 10 abont SllO,-
900. The amount to be sold is $500
The committee may leave for Charles
town tomorrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01

The Terminal Railway Company has
bought from tho Rogers locomotive
works two OF the finest switching en-.
gines ever built. They are to be deliv.
cred here in about n month. Each will
he fitted with automatic brakes, and
have attachments by which they can be
used for fire engines rs well rs locomo.
tive. They will have coupling attach.
ments in both the rear and front, and
each will weigh I've 10000 pounds,
and have proportionate pulling capacity.
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BELLAIEE.
AL Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
tho Glnss City.
Tnsnph rln,,npIs,st n.s 10 ~ st,h1a NJ, ,,INI hn


AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Joseph Clemcnts's loss By the stable fire will be
about 500.
Miss bessie lloee will shortly leave for Cincia.
natl to enter the Dcacones's home.
0nicer Sirobcl broke one OF his fingers while
arTe'ilng II bellgcren. the other day.
J.J. Mccormick. Gcncnl Agent OF the G.. & p.
railroad, Is back from Il trip 10 Cleveland.
Jack laugh has gone TO S%.eubcuvlilc to take
charge OF the Merchants hotel OF TINT place.
r. Fuller aud Miss Flom Jacslcy are a, Eos.
toria US delegates to the convention OF the /. o.
g.. I.
David. Dunfec, n we'll known Meade township
farmer, diedht his home near Irwin, aged forty
years.
East Liverpool, o., Is using Immense 1uauti.
ties OF stone from the NtClainvllle quarry, ives,
Of this city.
George lIalbo,n, OF this city, took The contrac,
Tor hauling md delivering the stone from Inc cal
to the new Jail building in Wheeling.
4 Fourth ward man had his brussels ca.pc,
stolen by tho gang Monday night. !leIzbcry,
The thOe mAU. has had his cellar robbed. aud
still there Is no clue.
a special car containing General Mansce,
Charles Wall. superintendent Lorec and TrAiu
Master Ohliecr WAS here yesterday, on business
Travelling Auditor A.. r.. lIorroushs was ulsC
here Tor Il short time.