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A RECEPTION TO BISHOP JOYCE
To BIO Held ut tho Fourth st. NJ. L. Churcl,
N|. " Next Friday EXAMINE EH7 tx .#

To BIO Held at tho Fourth St. NJ. L. Churcl,
7 ~ Next Friday Evening. u
Bishop Joyce, Of Nashville, Tenn,
who Is today one Of the most popular
Bishops in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be in this city next Sun.
day, unless the unforeseen happens. for
tho purpose OF preaching tho sermon in
connection with the reopening Of the
Wesley NJ. L. chapel in the Eighth ward.
This church has been handsomely ~.
modelled and refurnished aud made as
attractive a house Of worship as Is to DO
found In tho city. #l
Bishop Joyce Is expected to arrive
here Friday and that evening It Is pro.
posed to have all the Methodists Of the
city, and as many others who may de.
sire to avail themselves OF tho opportu.
nifty and privilege, gather at tho Fourth
Street NJ. Z. church for the purpose oil
meeting and welcoming the celebrated
divine. 1t 10 expected that this meeting
will DO large and enthusiastic. Bishop
Joyce will be remembered with pleasure
by MI who heard him at tho Moundsyille
campmeeting last August. He Is o
splendid preacher and a genial, whole
souled gentleman when met in q social
Wqv .H.l" 40" .... q. .....
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DONALD DowSIE Tonight
TIE SPAUlDING MILL TROUBLE.
An Expert Accountant Makes IN Interest.
Ictp Henort

An Expert Accountant Makes IN Interest.
Ing Report.
Mr.. al. Glass, an expert accountant
chosen by the stockholders Of the
Spauldiug Iron works to examine into
the condition Of the concern, has made a
report OF which the following is an ab.
stract: Assets, real estate and improve.
ments, 1924 $50 65; trustees, Graf, Ben.
net & Co., s44,379 co; John W. Early
& Co., si,o32 IS. Other assets, in.
cludiDg profit and loss. make the az.
gregate $i55, 952 So. Liabilities, capital,
S2S7, 800; wages due employees, S5,59l 10;
bonds, $4,000; bills payable, $3.50; to.
tai libilities, Si55, 1852 IS, Of which there
is profit and lo2s account OF $50, SOL IS.
The statement ia not regarded US salts
factory by the plaintiffs in the recent
suit, for tho reason that about $4,000 is
carried as assets which they think
should be included in profit and loss.
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shops, announcing that all meat markets
will hereafter close n. 7 p. IN. except on
Saturdova t.Ntt-- #Hf. I11sE u - vi
NOTABLE REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENT.
Mrs. foreman, Of Parksrsburg. Proposes

Mrs. foreman, Of Parksrsburg, Proposes
to Tear Down tho "Oid llarrnets. N
Mrs. A. I, Boreman Ind daughter, Of
Parkersburg, arrived In this city yester-
day md registered at tho Hotel Wind.
sor. In connection with Mrs. Bore.
mans visit here ut this time 1t Is learned
that she contcmplates making notable
real estate improvement In this city.
Mrs. Foreman is the owner Of the prop
erty al the southwest corner Of Chapline
anu Fourteenth streets, which has long
been known rs tho "Old Darrack." AS
every WheelingitO knows the
property Is MI immense three.
story rambling building that has
long been used "a a boarding house. It
stands high above tho streets on Gbank
OF ilno building sand, which Is held 10
place by heavy stone.retaining wall.
Before Chapline and Fourteenth streets
were cut down. In tho long ago, the
building stood about Oh level with the
streets. Tho property has long been an
eye.sorc, and the news TINT Mira. Bore
man proposes to make extensive i'm.
provements will BIO received with pleas.
uro by all who live In that neighborhood
or have occasion to pass tho place IRE.
quently. l'W rt
Mrs. Boreman's idea Is 10 tear down
tho old building, level the lot with the
street and build thereon three handsome
brick residences, modern In appearance
and appointments. The work OF tearing
down the old building will commence
about April |. --...-L
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Butchers Protective Association.

Another meeting,,of the Butcher's'Pro-
tective Association was held In tho
Butchers Associations hide house at
the head Of Sixteenth street last night.
a constitution and bylaws were adopt-
cd, similar to and partaking OF the same
documents Of the Grocer's Protective
association. Charles Loetiler was elect
ca President, Louis Zoeckler, Vice Pres
ident: g. h. Medick, Secretary; Will
liam T. Myers, Treasurer, and Messrs,
Christ kalbitzer, Henry Dannenberg,
Charles Hoffman, John Koch and John
Dunkle, were chosen a Board Of Trus.
tees. The Association starts OF with
thirty members, and will hold another
meeting next Monday evening. The
Printing committee was ordered to hove
placards printed for exhibition in all
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Mr.. Louis Laskaris, the Greek fruit
erer, desires to inform the public that
he has just received seventy.five boxes
Of ireah oranges, embracing seven varie-
ties, which he offers at prices ranging
from Is cents to 81 per dozen. He has
the choice seedless oranges, blood
oranges, Florida oranges, Messina
oranges, Sicily orangcs-and the lucious
Sbaddock, which has become 50 great a
iayorite in Wheeling. "A new stock Of
this fine fruit arrives this morning
Those who desire the best grapes viii
lind them at 1920 Main street, with fresh
pineapples to keep them company.
Whatever the fruit market affords Mr..
Laskaris supplies to bis customers at the
lowest price. s-
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Interesting Religious Services.

Last Sunday Professor Bowling, Of tho
Faculty Of Bethany College, was in this
city and in the morning delivered very
powerful aud eloquent sermon at the
Disciples church on "New Life" to n
large and attentive congregation. In
the evening Prof. Bowling preached on
tho subject, erhe Heart as Il Gilt" in q
very convincing manner. This sermon
was also listened to by a large gathering.
The ordinance Of baptism was admins
tered at this time to three persona, and
one made the 'good confession" @
So much interest was manifested that
Professor Bowling announced that he
would return on Friday evening and
preach that and Saturday evenings and
also on Sunday morning and evening.
It is expected that he will bring down
with him the Bethany College male
quartette. Mrs. Oscar Seeley will sing a
solo Friday evening. AS the church is
now in healthy condition much good
is expected from these meetings. An.
other baptism will take place on Friday
evening. The pastor, j. a. Hopkins, is
still at home sick, but expects TO be at
his post again soon. L. -
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IDcAL DREyrTrEs.
Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
tho City. .u".H I'D. "a

Nat ~ Nfsn In nj Alnut
~. civ " -
4, a., o..,,, w.. ~ ,,,.h. ona,;,,,
Nina ~ ~ .
~, =. ..,,,o ,,,.,,,, 3,
ms year MAKE u t'ap'o sytup 40
a''eauy IN !ho market. ~.
AT tho 7. NJ. O. A. hall to.night-lec.
ture by Hon., Samuel Phelps Leland ;
subject, Success" b.
AT tho Opera House to-night-the
first OF Donald Downies' illustrated lec'
lures, "ihe Paris Exposition. sa
A REGULAR semt.monthly meeting OF
Council will be held this evening. There
Is considerable miscellaneous business
10 BIO presented for consideration.
Carr, JouS Hopsp, tho proprietor Of
several nail key factories hereabouts, will
move to this city no as to DO moro cen.
,rally located, iIe now has chargs Of
two works here, ono in Scubenyille and
one ut Mingo Junction.
Tux Inst win and testament Of William
Meyer, deceased, late OF tho Eighth
ward, was admitted to probate In Clerk
Hooks Office Yesterday and ordered re.
corded. Mrs. Louisa Meyer, widow OIL
the deceased, Is named "a oxccutrix,
Osr NJ Tho Trolley wires Of tbe Elec.
t,;c Strcet Railway Comnanv hroko n,
Main nn,i Fnmrisen,h strr"ts vnatnr,}ny
afternoon. Fortunately the only dam.
age which resulted was tho delaying OIL
cars; about ten OF them were punched al
Tenth street at one time.
interesting missionary meetinp was
held lnst evcninr nj Tho Enpliah Iuth
arm church on Sixteenth street Tho
meeting which was quito large and very
aitcntiyc. WIG addressed by several Of
Tho monument missionary workers Of
ills Accommodation from abroad.
YrsrrnpAY in Part II of the Circuit
Court. before Judge PAUL. in The case o.
.Iohn' Douglas VA. Hannah r. Shook. tht
Jeiendant Confessed Judgment for Sl5S G:
and an order was made directing thaI
that amount be paid tho plaintiff with
interest from February 81 iii poii.
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aH H. n;o,, 1i o;T'u" os,n "n, wv
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EIon;.,a t T ~ nu esunu ma Sot
M Mnr2at a,re"t e. Soa"ie,
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A Casting Mould for nss-whoellng &
Lake Eric Men In Town. 49,
night. y,
terday, - -, - - =
Mr.. II. r. Kcyscr has bought the Krensle farm
below Bellaire and will move on April i. -
New goods being received daily at Julius
jacobs, corner Fourth aud Hanover streets. .
Communion services were held In the N, +.
church on Sunday. The attendance was large
IN tho morning aud the large church was
crowded 10 overlooking In the evening. Tho col.
lection was over $50. $50. - - : :.
Isaac Wagenor says there Is no truth in the re.
port that he has decided 10 withdraw from thn
contest for tho Marshalship, and Adam Wcrnir
wants 1t understood that he will not be n cnudi.
date for Street Commissioners. = - -
Col: Anderson and Dr.. Cook, OF tho Wheeling
q Lake Eric railroad. arc In the city, Thief
business Is 10 secure rights Of way from Portland
down to this point. Ii Is thought to be settled
That the road is 10 come this way. 1855
Mcssrs Hipklns, Dlankinsop and Morton. who
recently patented casting mould, have sold thC
exclusive right for the Ohio Valley to the Duck.
eye Glass Company for one year on the royalty
plan, reserying the right TO sell at INV inns
some Of tho moulds have been tried In Tho
above works and work ~ perfection. With this
process ieet eau be put on fine stem ware in A
manner equal to any oiI:hRnd work, Skilled
WofkMen pronounce the casting mould creat
success. Several glass firms and Eastern csni.
!ali.ts havc written TO the inventors RECENTLY rr
gardlng the patent. (. Il. 7'7,,s = 49, ~
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The sixth engagement in the Young
Mems Christian Association course OF
LECTURES and entertainments will be
filed tonight by the Hon, Samuel
Phelps Leland, OF Chicago. Mr.. Leland
IS L man OF line presence on the plat.
form, with rich, penetrating and mu-
steal voice. He knows just What to saw
aud how to say it. The Secretary of tho
\. NJ. Q. A. OF Dayton, Ohio, writes:
THE lecture OF Samuel Phelps Leland
was one'of the best ever given under orr
auspices. For solid information, given
in most interesting style, it was s sumo.
nor to any lecture we have ever had
here. Many OF our people have thanked
the committee for giving them the on
portunity Of hearing him" !.
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Zen: a. J: Warner. Of Marietta, o., was bcrc
Yesterday; the guest Of his daughter, Mrs, Georrc
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AN exchange says OF Mr.. Leland, who
lectures in tho y. NJ. @. A. course to.
night: "Mr. Leland Is The best lecturer
We have ever heard. Naturally gifted,
thoroughly educated and practical, his
words flow rs freely as water from a
fountain, and arc eloguentand refined
in short each utterance is the right word
in,tho right place, and his intent and eager
listeners hang in absorbed delight upon
them. His descriptive powera are aur-
passed by none" 81 ~. W =
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READ Stone & Thomas Ad at the ton
OF the page, for bargains.
COMING TO WHEELING.
First Four Months Free of Charge.

IIFst Four months Free or Charge.
Four eminent English doctors will
arrive in Wheeling, February 90, and
permanently locate at the Sherman
House, Bridgeport, Ohio. All who visit
the doctors before March 20 will receive
services for the first four months free
OF charge. The only favor desired is a
accommodation from those whom they
cure. They trent every variety OF dis.
ease and delormity, but will in no in.
stance accept an incurable case. II your
maiajy is beyond all hope they will
frankly tell you So; also caution you
against spending more money for useless
treatment.
All who visit them before March 20
will receive services until June 10, 1890,
free OF charge.
Office hours 0 a. m. to 1880 D. m,
Sundays 10 a. m. to 4p.m.
P. S.-This Governmental STAFF of Phy.
sicians and Surgeons is incorporated by
an act OF the Legislature.
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Arrested OH u C,,pics,

Mrs. Annie 81. Clair was arrested yen.
terday on a capias by one OF the mem
hers OF Sheriff S.eenrod's force. Mrs.
St. Clair WIS indicted at the November
term OF the Circuit Court for keeping q
house Of i'll fame and skipped out before
she could DO arrested. A capias was
ordered issued for her and it was on that
that she was arrested yesterday. Mrs.
St. Clair is the woman who q short time
before she was indicted was arranged in
the Police Court before Mayor Sea.
bright charged with keeping a house OF
i'll fame. The evidence against her was
very conclusive, but her statement was
that she kepta boarding house" and on
that statement she was allowed to 20.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City nnd Wheeling People

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling People
Abroad.
J. Basel, Esq, OF Glarksburg, regis.
tered at the Stamm last evening.
Mr.. George Morrow; OF the firm Of
Hartley & Morrow, OF Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Margart Mather and Mr.. J. B.
Studley, her leading man, were guests at
the Hotel Windsor during their stay in
this city.
Mr.. Phillip Henry Moore. editor OF
tho Otto Valley Manufacturer, has gone
to Baltimore on q business trip and will
be absent about week.
Col. George p. Bissell has returned to
this city after an absence OF about one
month, during which time he has been
looking alter his interests in the East.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson left yesterday
afternoon for Washington over tho &. l.
0. road. A vote will probably be had
in the House tomorrow on his contest
Gaze. .
3. A. Gallisan, who has been repre-
senllng Inc ono IGHey Manufacturer in
the East for several months past, max.
ghis headquarters in New York city,
has returned home.
Capt. Charlie Muhlemau, formerly
master OF the steamer Andes, now en-
gagged in the Touring business at Hanni.
bal. Ohio, came up to this city yesterday
and registered at the Windsor.
MajorThomas Norton U. S. A. (retir.
cd list leaves this evening on an cx.
tended Western trip, having been
ordered by the War Department to re-
port on Vancouver's Island as Il witness
in an important court martial proceed
ing. The Major will probably DO absent
two or three months.
Mr.. Alfred Rheinstrom, the wellknown
stenosrapher, has resigned his position
asa Commissioner Of the Circuit Court
for this county aud Mr.. Joseph D. Elson
has been appointed TO fill the vacancy.
1t is understood that Mr.. Rheins.rom
intends to make Charleston his abiding
place in the future. Ho has many
friends here who will regret losing him.
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Clothing, Etc.
Ube Sutellioenfer.
Office; Nos. 10 and 81 Fourteenth Street.



Chryscallcttc-Gco. N. Shook & Co.-Hcal OF
Local. ' "
nuuy'a Pure Malt Whiskey-Fourth Page.
Clothes WrinRcrs-Ncsbitt l. lIro. =
hoy Wuntcd-AtJ. d. Shcppards,
For kent-Einchn1t & Tatum.
liavilands China-Lwing Bros
Manted-Glrl to do General lousework.
Mantel-Two First Glass Harness Makers.
Eo,tes Of Stockholders Meeting.
Local. AAs"o "
Wantcd-Ten Girls for lIouscwork,
,vE%H,V9 waiting 10 buy Real Estate Bargains
Rooms. "a AA'ee VI fouF
Wantci-Doard and Room, H..
pd Family Arlington Steel Plate Ranges-Joseph
McvAys Pine Cure.
Grand Clearance SGle-1. G. Dillon < Co.
MlanS books aud Stationery-Jos. Graves.
clntiou,-Fourth p0ge, "aso
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CHIYAMT IRE

Before we burst into our China De-
partment, let us say what goods VIC
offer you here ore the best in their way.
While we will please and surprise
you with our prices, we will play the
"deace" with our competitions q
gingle in Chinaware, put your car to
this:-l00 complete Toilet Sets in gilt
md floral decorations, at only 50 80 per
set-reduced from s. 5O.-Remember,
we warrant these goods perfect in every
ieature.-They are the same goods that
you paid us s. so per set beiore.-They
arc the same goods as you pay 81 90 for
today at any exclusive china store in
the city. In Tea Sets-that lie, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every wayne
offer 100 sets beautifully decorated-in
floral designs, at only s. GO each-50 sets
in plain white ware as low Of s400.-0dd
basins and pitchers we hold ut only so
cents.-Bear in mind we don't offer sec
onds.-The goods we eiler are tho cream
Of our stock. Come around early aud
secure what you require during this
great sale.
f5 WHEELING INSTALNIENT co.
~ lls5, 1888, liio Make. Street.
JOSEPH McARDLE, = . Manogers
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~ -, c. HESS & sons,
1871 s. 1923 Market Street.

IF you cannot SEQ and need spcctacles
you should cali on us and haYe your Eyes
tested without charge. Wo have ihc
finest Instruments and more experience
thnn my other 0pticlan In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
Jeweler and Opuelan,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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TIE Providence, R. l., Register says Of
samuel Phelps Leland, who will lecture
at the Y. N. O. A. tonight: NATURALLY
gifted beyond the endowments of com.
mon men, he has auorksd to reach the
high place he holds in the lecture field,
and he holds it by a'royal right" ).
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Notice..

To any person guessing nearest to the
time Of adjournment sine die Of the
present extra session OF the Legislature
OF West Virginia We will give one bar.
rel OF the ever popular FAMOUS Floun
tres. The judges are to be Messrs. l. G.
Dillon and Andrew Hebrank. All
guesses must be in the hands Of the
judges twenty-four hours before the nd.
journment.of the Legislature and must
be accompanied by the persons full
name and address. .u10 -
i NELL & ELL1NduAM,
.g. Wholesale Grocers,
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VIII Have No Other,

WASHINGTON, Pa, $500.
Icssrs. S. Baers Sons: %
DEAR SlRs:-You will find enclosed
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets,
for which you will please send in return
one of your oil paintings. Iwould pre-
Ter scenery il you will let me have it; if
not send No. 25. We have been using
your coffee for two years and will have
no other. Send picture in care OF John
A. Best, grocer. Address |aa
Eta BELL,
5.. Washington, Pa.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

% pieces dOnch wide All Wool Henrietta Cloth mt 45o
20 pieces i0.inch wide All Wool serscs 4sc worth 7oc
100 Robe patterns ut So 80, worth 81 80.
90 pieces English Cas,mcrcs Mt .5c, worth 33c.
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s y @, Jan. 5, 1890.
Atssrs. S. Baer's Sous: I'm n
, dESrLEMEN--Enclosed find twenty.
i've Panhandle Coffee tickets Tor pic.
ture No. 10. I have been using yonr
Panhandle Coffee for good while and
find it the best. Please send picture in
care OF William Floto, grocer, corner Of
Sixth and Dock streets, and oblice :
Mrs. SARAH A. RuoApEs.
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4G.inch wide all wool Henrietta Cloth
at Acc a yard, worth 75c. =
4e.inch wide all wool sergcs at lSc a
yard, worth 75c.
SG.inch wide striped and plain CASH
mere at 25c yard, worth SIC.
Come to-day for bargains.
STONE 4 THOMAS,
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Will Use No Other,

srEunEsvILlE, O., Dec. 90, 1850.
Itssrs. S, Baer's Sons: ~.
DEAR SIRs:-I inclose twenty-five
tickets taken from your Pan. Handle
Coffee, for which please send me one Of
your oil paintiugs-No. 1O-the Little
Boy. l like Panhandle Coffee very
much and will use no other.
.h Yours respectfully,
NErTlE NICHOLSON,
- sseubenyille, 0.
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SrEunESy1LLE, O., Oct. % Is!

srEunESv1LLE, O., Oct. %, 1880.
Itasrs. s. Bder's Sons:
UNKNOWN FRsENDs:-I have used
twenty-five pounds Of your Pan Handle
Coffee and find it the purest and most
fragrant coffee on the market. Please
send me No. II oil painting. remain
your unknown friend, "a
Miss MARIE LorZGEsELLE, ~
427 Wells street,
Stcubenville, O.
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In care OLA. Floto, Grocer. T

SAMUEL PHELPS LELASD's style as a
lecturer is attractive. He comes at once
upon good terms with his audience, and
is always instructive and interesting.
He lectures on Success" at the YIN. g,
A. tonight. no =
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the uss Of
Syrup Of Figs, as It acts in harmony with
nature to eiectually cleanse the system
when costlve or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
.t... .|.."#. .... DtW
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ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
100 Market Street.
226l Market Street,

1870 s. Fourth St, Steubenyille. q.
Cor. Market l. Fifth St., Enst Liverpool. o.
i'o Front st., a;nrietin, o.
03 baltimore St, Cumberland, Nd.
80 Market Stu ParkersburS, ". Va.
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pan.lInu,lie tho Hest.
STEuDENvILLE, ONO,

= ------ D1HVDEN'fLLLi OHIVs
Ntssrs. s. Baer's Sons:
DEAR SIEs:-plcase send mo No. II
picture, in care OF Stark & Boal. w
use no other coffee but Pan. Handle. Il
is the best. Tho other picture, No. 10
is a beauty. Mrs. Z. L. Campbell,
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BELl,AIRE'S BUDGET.


A Gnng OF slarpers-A postotice Appoint.
mont General Ncws.
gan yesterday at St. Clairsville. - - ~
=, Charles, George and Theodore Franklin nrc in
Woodbury., S.J, attending the iuncral Of a
Gen. A. J. Warner, Of Marietta, O., was boro
Woodbridge. -. - ' U.s. ''eofse
There Is big kick being made against tbe RI.
publican City Committee changing the lime If
the primaries from Saturday 10 Tuesday, D' u
wv. Mitchell. Grand Noble Chief Of Tho Il :,
~ +, OF Springfield. Is In tho city and viii yisit
INC X. OF g. T., at their regular meeting ton rht
Col. David Rankin, OF Grand Island. Neh :.
expected here this week. He Is a Tor ner ,yo II
como. low. a. VI, - - : "a'o Wei
Charles Dlaklcy tho we'll known former te,o-
egraph operator Of the B. z. & c, hero. mt VIZ
recently Of the Tribune stan. has been apnoim, US
ehset Clerk IN The Postotiec BY POSTMASTER pa..
=, William Lee. the man who killed Thon,.
!hornton at West Wheeling Saturday n,uht wns
q! one time resident OF BeIlaire. hnt aisan'
peased when quite young. His friends never never
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Weather In,ltcntIo,.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 2l.-For West Wiz.
cinia, warmer; southerly winds; threat.
ening weather and rain. 4 : -
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer.
southerly winds; cloudy and rain.