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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-11

RAAS-0n Monday, March 10, 1870. at a O'clock
p m, Mns BARBARA RAAs, In her Ssth year
Funeral from the residence Of her son.lu.lsw
Michael FrcIs,nutb, tFulton) on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'closk. Friends Of the fam.
lily are Invited to attend. Interment at Mt
Calvary Cemetery. Ny 500 =
MOBLEY-on Sunday, March o. 1so, a. s.oo
O'Clock p M. ExXA, da,lrhicrA ~ ~ , a. ny
and Mary E. Mobley, In her Iith year s'DA =
MOSSLANDER-Atthe residence oi hor hr,t,.,
in.law: David Bell. 437 Main street. on Mon,
day. March 10. 1870. at O'Clock n M - M,s,
REDsccA MoSsLANDER, - - AA'' 1n'as
Funeral notice hereafter.
DlSGER-on Monday. March 10, 1890 NJ s.o,o
m; JULIA c., wife OF John Digger In hcr
Funeral notice hereafter.
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INTERESTING REPORTS
Showing tho Operations OF tho W. U. II. s.
During the Past Year.

Showing tho Operations OF tho W. U. II. =.
During the Past Year.
Mrs. W. J. W. Cowden, Secretary Of
the Womens' Union Benevolent Society,
has submitted to the organization her
annual report for 1880, showing the oper.
atoms OF the Society during the past
year. The following Is taken from this
report: lp- 3.G t38tIs.
There were distributed 10 tho First ward dur.
dry goods, s. Is; 2G0 articles of secondhand
clothing. Including beds. comforts and quilts;
u orders were given out aud y families helped.
In tho Second wards sacks Hour; > pks. p0ta.
toes, D lbs. bacon, 3 lbs. coffee, 2 qts. syrup, .
pairs shoes. Four families were visited aud Us.
sisted.
In tho Third md Fourth wnrds-;S sacks
Gour. ~ lbs coffee, 1876 lbs. sugar. Il lbs tea, 100
lbs. bacon. % lbs corn NEAL IL bars soap, 4Gpks.
iny, ID lts. beans y yds, canton flannel o. yds.
calico. 10 yds. muslin, y yds. flannel, " yds.
bingham, y new pairs hose, . hoods, ! kacque,
bedsprcad. comforts. blanket, ilanuel skirt.
I'D articles: table ware full tea set. 8 yds. car.
pet! Thirty.e!ght families werc visited aud 1877
orlctsgIven out. ~.
in tue Fifth %ard1;?5M sacks flour; I, lhs;
tushi a. los. coHcci Oh ius' tch' qls. DehNs,
nks. potatoes; .! lbs. bacon: !q,s. homing; J
lbs crackers: ! ID. ptuncsi 8 lbs. rice; II bars
soap; l pair stockings. 80 Il.
Ii the Sixth ward -26i lbs flour; 10 lbs. sugar:
u lbs. coffee; Y ID. tea; 10 lbs. bacon; . lbs,
iny; j pks potatoes; il yds. Calico: Us ' yds.
inusll 40 yds. bingham; o. yds, canton flannel;
II yds. ilnnncli pairs stockings; 4 pairs shoes;
nghtgowns; 10 yds. dress goods; bar soap.
In tho Seventh ward-212 lbs. flour: lbs. coffee;
| his haVTn. M In nh taSn Ia
sugar. lbs. rice; ~ lbs. ten: u; raj. oil; Y pk.
| apples: ID. lard: bars soap: head cabbage; .
lbs. oat meal; y pk. onions. | at. syrup;l q.
homlny; iest bread; y 10. pepper; 10 Eggs; J,
Ia the Eighth warl-2iS lbs. flour: 10 Inr.
soap: loh pks: potatoes; 2! lbs coffee; q lbs
bacon; 8 qs. beans; 70 lbs. sugar: 8 lbs. con-
meal; at. syrup: 2I,s. salt; lbs. tea; . lbs
crackers: lbs. rice; n ID; butter: ID. mustard
~ yds. unbleached muslin; Q pr. stockings; AZ
yds, ilannol: 70 yds: calico; l9T yds. bingham; 1
spoois thread; 10 pr. shoes: y worn garments.
Articles such as crackers, mustard
butter, eggs, etc, were provided whe1
parties were sick or could not use othel
articles on the bill Of fare. ~ p.
In concluding her report, Mrs. Cow
den seys: "The prospects for the Societ,
are much brighter for the year 1890 thar
at the beginning OF 1889. But we hay,
done good work, and, although limitct
in means, have been able to meet al
calls for assistance, and the Society feel
encouraged to 60 on with its work, know
ing 1t hus the cooperation encourage
ment and support OF tho people o
Wheeling"
Atthe same time Mrs. Cowden submit
ted her report, Miss NJ. G, Wilson, tn
Treasurer OF the Society, presented tn
seventh onnual financial statement
which is as follows:
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A Good MINIS Nightmare.

Mr.. Gladstone regards Protection as
necessarily immoral. Having great re.
spect for tho Grand Old Man, VIC regret
that he takes so gloomy view Of the
subject. We do not know how Protec.
ton behaved itself when II lived in Great
Britain, but since II has been citizen Of
this Of Land Of the Free 1t has not been
observed to reel through the streets, to
pick pockets, or to murder. 2 ..
Protection in America has been alto.
gethcr well behaved, and It's career has
been that Of a public benelactor. It Ia
10 DO feared that Mr.. Gladstone looks on
Protection through the spectacles OF Free
Trade. which are always out OF focus.
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Buffalo ELL Flunke,l,

ROME, March 0.-Col. Cody recently
offered large sum Of money to any one
who should succeed in riding one of his
wild horses. Some peasants accomplish
cd the task yesterday. Col. Cody refused
to pay the promised reward on the
ground tina. they were too long in
mounting. The spectators Kissed. The
show will proceed to Florence to-mor.
row -T.f ~ 10. :
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a Good Neighbor and II pef,u,t.r

Graham, until recently the Auditor OF
Warren county, Ohio, helped to do that
county out Of a great deal Of money.
When he was arraignel for trial he on.
tered plea OF guilty. He was sentenced
to eighteen years in the penitentiary
and to pay fine Of $4,000. This is
what the court thought Of his offense.
I'll Tho people whom he robbed seem to
think hc ought TO have been lot Of with
flight sentence because no was good
neighbor, kind to the unfortunate, lib
eral to tho poor, good fellow, a Jolly
companion, indulgent to his family and
'liyed in luxury" .55ff;
The public consciousness OF right and
wrong seems to have become blunted In
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IT painful to learn from "a Bereaved
Parent that that truly good man, Col.
Elliot +. Shepard, permits his office
force to cut death notices out OF nowk-
papers in which they have been inserted.
publish them in his own newspaper and
send bills for the same. No wonder the
President did not send Col. Shepard on
n foreign mission, ta
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IT cruelty suggested that the news
paper correspondents let the Senate en-
tircly alone. This policy Of silence per-
sisted in would break up tho executive
session and bring TO its knees the proud
House Of Lords. What would bs the
use Of being Senator if nobody knew
what yo,. were saying and doing? Life
would be Il ho,rid blank to these gentle.
men il they were not the frequent sub.
jects OF newspaper publications. Print
er's ink is 10 them as IN exhilarating
tonic"
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It is the current report about town
that Kemp's Balsam for, the Throat and
Lungs is making some remarkable cures
with people who are troubled with
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bron.
chitis and Consumption. Any druggist
will give you a trial bottle free Of cost. II
is guaranteed to relieve and cure. The
Large Bottles are 50c and 81. D&w
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IL some OF the cities OF France q COM
pressed air motor hns been in use on
street cars with tho most satisfactory re.
suits. 1t is cheaply operated, has no
overhead wires, is almost noiselcss,
works well on heavy grades and requires
little expenditure for repairs. 1t is by
no means certain that electricity is 10
furnish the best street car motive power
tina. this generation will see.
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"rnE members OF the Grant Monu-
mcnt Committee" says tho New York
Times, now find themselves in precisely
tho came position they were in four
years ago." The monument is also in
the same position it was four years ago,
and from present appearances it will re.
main there for some years to come.
That is, unless tho pcnsioned soldiers Of
the Union accept the invitation to send
in their dimes and help the scheme
along.
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IN LOVING REa1Ea1BnASCE
OF Mrs. Mary jane Zinn, Who Departed

OF Mrs. Mary jane Zinn, Who Departed
this Life March II, 1880. /
Rest IN peace our noble mother.
For Gods will must be done;
Thou art gone, but not forgotten
In the mind OF every one.
What thou hast been TO us In life l.
We only knew when thou wcr, zone.
How strong the ties OF love haye been
= We only knew when left alone.
How sadly we grieve for the loss OF our mothcr
Aud many are the tears we have She'd:
bright, WV was 81
Since our dear mother Is dead. --srs nj
sleep, noble mother. thy tells are DER:
Thou hast gone before us 10 The bcnutIfn,
shore. o os""''lu'
Pray for us, mother, and bid tho Father above
TO unite us all In that land Of love. : - -.
FROM HER SORROWISG DAUGHTERs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-11

TIE production Of petroleum is about
100000 barrels month short OF the con-
sumption, yet oil brings less than a dol
lnr barrel. All the new production
gives no promise Of oil enough to meet
the demand. Why, then, is the price so
low? The Standard Oil Company has its
reasons, and Keeps them to itself. Be
the reasons what they may, the fact re.
mains that the Standard has the market
by the leg.
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AVON ArrEARAScEs.-A worthy gen.
tleman, having an unusually red nose,
was long suspected Of being a tippler on
the sly, by those not we'll acquainted
with his strictly temperate habits. His
unfortunate Disagreement was readily
cured by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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Transrcrs OF Real EstntO.

The followiu. conveyances Of real es.
tate were admitted to record in Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday:
A decd made march 10, 1890, by James
Kennedy and wife to the city ef Wheel
ing, for lot No. s in square No. s ut cor
ner Of Chapline and Twenty-ninth
streete, consideration $500.
A deed made February 90, 1890, by
Edgar Hegg and wife to Walter EiBen-
mach, for . piece OF land situated on
Edgington's lane, consideration s., 900.
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New Advertisements,

.VAIANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED
wv Milllncn. MARsDES l.. C0LvlG. 1851
Main street. .'l-.El -n. mrSs
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Hero arc words OF wisdom from the
Chicavo Inter OCEAN: ,.J.,r.4. ..t..T

HeIc arc WoIub VI Wlnuoll AAoui wv
Chicago Inter OCEAN,: ,Jpgs, ,taI
The unusual number OF railroad accidents re.
ported within the past week eusph@slIes \ aug.
gestlon which the Inter OCEAN recently made.
II IL this: As koon as tho travelling public do
lnhnds It the railroad companies will mako less
parade Of their "luxuriolis dining cars" yves
tlbnlel trains.". quick time" ''palatial com.
FORTS" aud so forth, aud moro OF thorolHhly
constructed road beds. sound engines, reliable
engineers. capable conductors, thorough truck
inspection, and soIdity OF bridges. The public
has demanded speed and hos got IL; 1t has dc.
mandcd luxury md has got It: 1t has not de.
mandcd Mfety. and II has not got II. Safety,
however. should be the FIRST demand. We
sught 10 read more advertisements concerning
the safety and less concerning tho luxury OF
travel: mt but what tho two should 20 TO-
gcther but itonc only eau be had lett DO safety.
1t would be better to carry yourlunch
with you, sleep on. q plank and crawl
along at tho rate OF ten miles m hour
than to dash along at sixty miles and be
hurled to your last account in q palace
car. What the travelling public de-
mands it gets when it sticks to its de-
mand and makes It's voice heard.
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TIE publishers Of Plunder, the Illus.
trated Humorous Weekly, in order to
introduce their publication in every
family, will give every tenth yearly sub.
scriber sending amount Of subscription
($o), direct to the New York office, a pres.
ent Of $l0in cash. Ten subscriptions can
be sent in one envelope il desired and the
person sending same will receive $40, A
sample copy will DO sent free OF charge
by the publishers, Glib Bros. 4 Moran,
81 Rose street, New York, to every one
Of our readers who will send for It and
mention name Of this paper.
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Even the Free Traders might DO e1'
pected 10 agree that frauds on the Gus.
toms revenue ought to be stopped. But
tho FREQ Trader appears to regard the
importer rs akin to the king, who can
do no Wrong. - - IL
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A DUTY TO YOURSELF,

1t is surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can
secure valuable English one for the
same money. DR.. Acker's English pills
are posilire cure far sick headache and
all Invertebrates. They are small, sweet,
easily taken, and do not grippe. For sale
by Logan Drug Co., J. T. Goodwin 4
Co., Q. R. Goetze, A. 7. Young, John
Coleman. y q DAw.0 q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-11

TIE building deadlock is deadlock
on tho development Of Wheeling. In
te!ligent and fair.mindcd men should be
able to settle their differences and take
Il fresh start. In the end something will
have to be yielded. Why not now?
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Miles Nerve md Liver pills.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor.
pid liver, piles aud constipation. Splen.
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
Tor twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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Stand Up md he Counted, Gentlemen.

To The Editors Of the lntelIigtneer and Hs0iAttr.
Slns:-Now that the Legislature is
disbanded, asa citizen Of the State, and
expressing the desires OF nearly oil. il
not every citizen, l wish to ask the men,
bers who did not use FREQ railroad or
other passes, on the strength Of their
Legislative Office, to report their names,
with whatever remarks they wish to
make, to either Of the above papers.
.u.t.'e FREE LANCE.
Huriou IT Ia 1E1rrL IN aH
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KL,SE's
GREAT NERVE REsToRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases,
Send 10 Dr.. Kline, 931 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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CHAT tired feeling" is entirely over.
come by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives
a feeling af buoyancy and strength to
the whole system. s.
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Kentucky

MAncn 18th will be day OF interest
10 tho Car of Russia. On that day he
Is to be killed. This gives him time TO
make his peace, but none to waste.
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WHEELING, MARCH II, 1890.

INDIANA, is represented rs maniiesting
q great thirst for knowledge. That Is
not what they qucnch 1t with down in
Kentucky.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
STAMMERING

May DO thoroughly and permanently cured by
principles. No tricks employed, No secrecy
demanded. The system, which Is entirely edIi.
cational. is endorsed by many OF the most prom.
nent educators and physicians OF tho country.
MRS. Ii. STEVENS HART,
Principal Of the Warrington School OF Elocu.
ton and Oratory. - -. - - ~
Whaling Address. ~ Main Street. ann
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these days. II IA man steals largely and
spends his stealings literally there Is q
feeling that no ia a few notches above
the ordinary thief and should not be
held 10 strict Accountability. -
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News About Town,

A small boys history for ono day
pear, paroxysm, paregoric. 81 ..L-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The undersigned, corporators OF the Wheeling
Hospital Association, being the whole number
OF corporators. have appointed Tuesday, March
II. $500. at 1880 p H., as the time, mud the rooms
OF tho Young Mems Christian Association In
the city OF Wheeling as the place, for holding \
general meeting OF The Stockholders OF the As.
ISOLATION to elect Board CT Directors, make rs.
Laws, and transact any other business which
may lawfully be done by the said Stockholders
In general meeting.
WILLIAM A. WILSON,
'lf 80 WILLIAM =. STlFEL,
t,fy n MORRIS IIORkuEIMER,
r. Z. SWOPE,
HENRY N. RUSSELL.
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NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE WHEEL
IN ING, WELLsBURG l. STATE LINE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, wellsburg. ". Va, January
l6. 1890 A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Wheeling, Wellsburg d. state Line Railroad
Company will be held at the general Office 0ftho
Company, Hudson House, wcllsburg, W. Va,
on Thursday, March 70. 1880 at . o'clock p. H.,
for the purpose Of considering an agreement Oh
consolidation and merger Of this company with
the Pittsburgh, CAnnonsburg & State Line Kali.
road Company, and TO vote upon the acceptance
or rejection OF the same. BY order OF the Board
OF Directors. A.. b. PAUL. Secretary Wheeling
Ws'}sburg Il state Limo rniiroati Co. jal6
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General Notices.
Stockholders Meetings.
CTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING
NOTICE.

NOTICE
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders AMI
Directors Of the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company will be held at the Com.
pany''s oglce, Rogers Block, Main street, Wheel.
Ing. ". Va, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF March,
1890, at 10 O'Clock a. m. 5l7'a
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To Loan.
For Ront.

TOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED
IL HALL, No. 1914 Market street. suitable 70,
lodge purposes. Several nights ain vacant. In.
quiie Of \. Il. Graves, J. W. Ellenbcrger, c. II.
scnbright md Charles iiankc. jaJ0
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BEDFORD CITY.

BEDFORD CITY, Sept. 20.-[Special l.
Tho Baptists here will commence the
rection of handsome parsonage in
cry short time upon lot given them
" Mr.. Geo. L. Colgate.
We understand the Bedford City Land
md Improvement Company has con-
facted for the building of fourteen
Iouses upon its property.
As the residence of Mr.. John Kasay,
t the west end of town assumes shape,
is apparent that it will be struct urc
{ art as we'll as mechanical skill.
There is not better opening in the
Torld for a good laundry than here.
A handsome wire fence has been put
round the reservoir. The view from
mis- point is grand, and, we have no
oubt, will become n favoritc resort for
>vers of the beauties Of nature.
There isn't Il vacant room in this
Lace. The cry is give us houses.
Stone for the foundation OF the Staun-
le sight of the Greenwood Land Com
\nys property cast of town. The OK
Walton has been completed, and as
is enterprise is one that hustlcs
uses up at a rapid rate. it may DE tsa-
hably expected that the, fax zrTsSylll
pushed with the 81 psssSi,lrit '0f3enter-
Use. ,.-.rTf ss.s|r - - &
If the present shipmcntsof Freightgs
( creased from tn s. point the Norfolk
+ gda1yestern win be compelled to give
{ additional room for storage. The
esent Building is always packed to its
ll.capacity.
THE people here are patiently waiting
he long-promised establishment of !,
Festcrn<Union telegraph Office.
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SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA NEWS.
BIG STONE GAP.

S>,neral News Gathered From tho Clinch
Valley Extension OF the n and w.
BIG STONE GAP, Sept. 90. [-Spccial]-
lis town needs a better organization
il its forces. We can offer mineral and
\ 'tural advantages hardly surpassed in
NY section of the southwest, but when
Il anufactnrers from outside ask what
y can offer them as inducements we
j 3 Handicapped We must give FREQ
. ies and subscribe to stock as other
WINS are doing. There is plenty of
+; pital here but it must unite for the
= mmon good.
The Big Stone Post is admirably con-
cted and doing this section immense
cd in advertising it's advantages. 1t
ain presents an analysis of the cokes
i avn from the ovens here recently. 1t
: MS as follows:
xed Carbon, .94.O4
>talic Matter, 1854
alter, .,......... .068
lphuf,. .5SS
lh,... Observation-Disclosures. .i.74
This coke has a bright metallic luster,
usual cell space, and is remarkably
.ong. Mr.. Taggart, who for long
ne was manager of the Connellsville
al Company, regards it as the best
Dduct he has ever seen.
This coke, besides having been
alyzcd, has been thoroughly tested as
strength and porosity, and is pro-
unced to be nearer a perfect coke than
" yet made.
For the purposes of comparison of the
lue of coke now used in furnaces of
Q United States, with that of the Big
bne Gap region, we publish the follow
e table OF analysis, which may be re-
I'd upon as accurate:
Fixed Sui
Average of Carbon. Ash. phur.
samples Big Stone Gap
coke, made in open
rick and by barrel
test. Observation-Disclosures. 1923 800 0.T49
samples Connellsville,
Pa, coke. oven test. 1896 9.74 OSLO
samples Chattanooga,
Tom, coke, oven testSO.51 1864 1.595
samples Birmingham,
Ala. coke, oven test $3.50 1854 1.195
samples Pocahontas,
Va, coke, oven test. .92.55 5.74 0.507
samples New River,
w. Va, coke, oven
test. ............... .92.3S 9.21 O.552
sample Big Stone Gap
coke, oven test,
analysis made by A.
S. McCreath, Septem
Der, 1890. .....- .94.04 4.74 0.57S
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HIGHLANDS RAKINGS.

HIGHLANDS, Sept. 2O.-[Speciall-T
hotels are full to Overlooking. Business
for the fall opens more actively than
ever.
Mr.. w. X. Hewson, for many years SUI
perintendent of the Clinch Valley Coal
and Iron Company, has resigned to give
his attention to his many personal inter
ests at Richlands.
There will very shortly BIO erected a
fine church by the Baptists- 900 has
already been raised. The Methodists
have raised about $500 for church pur-
poses. The Episcopalians have raised
something over 81, 600 for their church.
All of these denominations will erect
buildings to cost not less than $500.
Richlands is in great need of good
lawyer, and should one come he would
reap harvest
The question of school is being agi-
tated, and we can safely say that before
long movement will be on foot to erect
one of the finest school buildings in the
State. The plans which have been sub
mitted call for a building to cost $40, 900,
of brick. Such school would not only
be of value to Richlands, but to all of
this section Of country.