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ROME. Jan. 23.-The Guerrini Bankiu z
company suspended payment to-day and
closed its doors. Depositors will be paid
in full. as assets exceed liabilities by
100000. The house was founded 90
years ago and always enjoyed an unex-
ceptional reputation. Its suspension Is
due to the impossibility Of realizing on So
curities since confidence Of the public has
been shaken by the recent banking
tro,hlea
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KILLED INNOCENT PRINTERS.
Relish work Of . Mob In . Central
Amarlcan City,

HeII1th w0tW 0t Q MOD IN . VsutTHt
American City.
PANAMA, (via Galveston) Jan. 23.-Arti.
sans and laborers Of BoRota united Sum
day in the streets and mobbed tho offices
of newspapers which recently criticized
them severely. They destroyed presses
mortally wounded two editors. Tho mob
then tried TO set fire to the ofiiccs. but
was held at hay until the police were sum
moned. Tho militia and police charged
the crowd and after stubborn fight they
were dispersed, several being severely
wounded,
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MONTANA ON THE LIST.
Four States which Are slow In Sendinl
On Election Returns.

On Election Returns.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-When the sen-
ate adjourned. messengers bearing re-
turns from five states had not appeared
at tho capitol. These arc tho states Of
Georgia, Indiana. Montana. Oregon and
Wisconsin. Tho Georgia messenger, how
ever, 10 expected to reach the city before
midnight, which will bring the missing re-
turns down 70 four. The president will
tomorrow notify the secretary Of state oi
the facts, and he viii decide whether Il
will be necessary, In order TO comply with
the Law. TO send . special messenger 10
each delinquent state TO procure the re-
turns.
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Late Nows From, Cairo.

CAIRo, Jan. c3.-The khedive denies
that there 10 any intention to dismiss
British officials from Egyptian service.
lsmail Pasha's son. chief Of the khedive's
military household, has resigned, but his
resignation has not been accepted.
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Frank Harlow's Acceusts.
1 Dlspatch TO the standard.

special Dispatch to the standard.
BOULDER, Jan. 23.-Judge Showers, In
his charge to the grand jury to-day. gave
instructions to that body to look over the
district clerks books, which were left In .
bad condition by the absconding sx-clsrk,
Frank Harlow. ]. II. Nelson Of the valley
is foreman.
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Needham In Traintag.
n .I.rA

special Dispatch 10 the standard.
BOULDER. Jan. .. Dan Needham, the
puu,Iis,. arrived in Boulder last night With
his trainer. Thomas Hogan Of Oakland.
CAL, and both have taken quarters ~
Boulder Hot Springs. where Needham viii
train for the fight In Butte on the 2ist oR
February,
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Cohn Broa- Fall.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Jan. s3.-Cohn bros.,
one of the oldest and largest dry eoods
firms in the territory, made an assi1n-
ment to-day. Liabilities foot up to e1l0,-
0oo, but as yet assets have not bssn nads
public.
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Tn n starving Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-Johu c. Green,
. mine owner and prospcctor at Julovine
Bay, Alaska, has returned from there. He
Gays Inuit Indians. to the number Of 500.
along Fish river, arc In q starving condi.
tioo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24

HAsELroN. Pa. Jan. IA fro has been
raging since Sunday night in Evans q
Cos. Beaver Meadow mines. The loss is
heavy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
BrisIsh Troops In Egypt.

LONDON. Jan. 23.-lt Is officially an
nounccd that the British government has
decided upon q slight increase Of the Brit
ish troops in Egypt.
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A poctor and Editor Dead.

Fort Scorr. Kas., Jan. 23.-Dr. II. s.
Dickman, editor and publisher OF the
Western Medical Journal, died to-day.
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fNplANAPoLfs. Jan. 23.-Eievator No. 3.
owned by Frederick Brust Co.. burned
tonight with its contents. The loss may
reach 100000.
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yESSA, Jan. 23.-Herman Horowits, Q
conspicuous anancicr of this city. vsot
mad suddenly to-day and killed hin,sslS.
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Broush, NJ. Name with Him.

WAsHISoroS, Jan. 23.-Count Contacu-
rene. newly appointed Russian minister,
arrived In this city tonight.
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Without kr.ui,.

were taken to-day for United States sena-
tor without result.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
For the Funeral.

BosToN. Jan. 23.-The standing cousnH.
tee Of the Episcopal diocese Of Massachu-
setts met this evening and decided that
held on Thursday. January 26, in Trinity
church. Copley square, at noon. and h
should be public. Interment will be at
Mount Auburn. A COMMITTEES was ar
pointed to draft resolutions.
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Afternoon Session.

In the house this afternoon several SON.
ate bills wers referred TO the proper COM
mittecs. Tho house then entered into
committee of tho whole, Loguc In the
chair, to consider various bills. The first
of these was senate bill No. 2. on the re-
peal of the law regarding estrays on the
public domain. The passage of the ssme
was recommended. The next considered
was house bill No. IL. providing for the
creation Of Bitter Root county, amended
by the substitution of names OF the oil.
GERS. already given in the STANDARD dis
patches, and striking out fixed salaries,
making the compensation as now reRu-
lated by Inv for all county officers.
Adopted as amended except section 2,
which was referred to the judiciary COM
mittee for revision of that section to pro-
vide the adjustment of debt In . ratable
proportion. After the committee Of the
whole arose, the printing committee re-
ported several bills properly printed. Ad-
journed.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Notice OF Bills to I3e introduced and
MeaAures Acted Upon.

Notice OF BiIls to Be introduced and
Measures Acted Upon.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.
HELENA, Jan. 23.-In the house this
morning notices Of bills were given a. fol-
lows:
BY C. H. Bray To segregate 0 portion
OF township and 4, NJ Z, west Of princi-
pal meridian, from jefferson county and
add the same to Silver Bow.
Annear-ConcerninR the storage OF gun
powder and other explosives for the better
protection OF cities, towns and villages.
Lockey-Requirine school trustees In
cities and towns to give ofiicial bonds; to
amend section 1908, revised statutes; to
amend section OF the act TO revise the
act concerning revenue; fixing the quail
ncAtion OF electors on questions authoris-
ing the raising Of money; relating to ap-
peals from boards Of county commits
sioners and equalization; to amend Sec
tions SO and 69 Of the act concerning
revenue, approved March Q. 1891; also sec
tions 80, 50. 100, 10l, l0S, los. 107 aud 12l
concerning the samc; amending section
1888 of tho fifth division revised statutes.
The judiciary committee reported on
the bill creating the county Of Valley and
recommend an amendment to section 2 10
read: "Apportionmeuts Of debt adjusted
by deducting money on hand and all real
and personal property up to the FIRST Of
March and thereafter making an equal
division the commission to be the county
commissioners OF both counties and
George r. Milburn." Other unimportant
amendments were also introduced.
Graves-Providing that when hotel
keepers furnish safe and post notices of
the samc they shall not be liable for losses
whore guests fail to deposit; parties with.
cot arrangement for credit. leaving an ho-
tel without settlement, to be guilty Of q
misdemeanor and punishable by impris.
onment of not more than three months or
fine OF $500. Providing for fire escape
the chief engineer Of the fire department
to inspect hotels; proprietors not liable
for losses without neglect.
Lockey-For commissioner OF immi-
grafton, to no appointed by the governor
with the approval OF tho land commits.
sioner, term Of Office three years, and en-.
powered to make contracts with railroad
and steamboat companies; compile and
issue statistics, solicit subscriptions. The
bond required to be 5000; salary, 5000
The committee on mines and mineral
reported to the house joint memorial on
silver coinage, with amendments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28
PRODUCE.

CuICAeO, February 27.-The lowest
prices since harvest were made to-day for
wheat. corn and oats. The mild weather
was accepted By many as the harbinger Of
an early spring and probably had influence
upon the minds Of the traders. IL was also
the general opinion that the visible supply
would not show much, if any, decrease. In
the latter respect the crowd was in error,
for the decrease as published later in the
dav was 75l 900 bushels compared with
decrease a year ago of 362, 500 bushels That
had q reviving effect for awhile, as did the
low temperature prevailing IN the north
recent mild weather was regarded as
dangerous visitsnt, but on the advance
there seemed 10 be general desire 10 sell,
under which the market became decidedly
depressed. Corn, trading wss rather spas
modic, with q liberal business scored,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28

market coat. The velvet portion OF the
waist Is made on tightly fitting lining,
and the front breadths are fastened In
the centre. The side breadth OF cloth
Is seamless, and is fastened on the left
side with the belt. Both back and
front breadths are made Of velvet gath
cred in to fit the figure. In order 10
have the skirt OF the required iuilneSs,
breadths are added 40 the bottom and
Il is very deeply gored at the top. II is
lined with silk of the same color
as the cloth. The pleated belt
is OF cloth, aud is passed
through two buckles, so that
it seems a continuation OF the
folds In front Of the waist. II is fast
ened with a large roSette. The collar
is straight and stiff aud it is trimmed In
the same way as the bottom of the skirt.
The velvet plastron Of the waist IS or
pamented with passementerie. The
sleeves are leg-O-muttOn, on tight lining
and have three pleats on the inside
seam.
Easter bonnets are TO be mere head
dresses, hardly more than bow or an al
Qrette or a bunch Of ribbon, or all three
At once in tiny proportion. The hair
must be dressed deliberately, and the
bonnet will serve to signify that the
owner has not forgotten that a hat IS
usually worn out Of doors, and that, at
the same time headdreSs IS the proper
substitute. tLoRErIE'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28

TB. Phillips, who has been employed at
the b. q o. stOckyards at this point Tor Two
wears past, left last evening for Peorla,
IN. where he viii take a thorough course
for q watch repairer and Opuclan. MT,
Phillips is a twin brother OF CRAWFORD
Phillips, who is employed at GruOo's Jew
elry store in Wheeling
Walter. son Of VIM. A. Wise, OF the
Fifth ward, left home last Saturday Win
out word of explanation as to where ne
intended to go, and his friends are consld-
erablv worried as 20 mis- whereabouts. he
had his baggage checked to Defiance, y.
Alfred johnson. the boy who ran away
from the West Virginia Reform School
last month, was captured Oy Marsnal
johnson at the home Of the boys grand
mother. q short distance west OF the city,
Saturday night.
The local union Of American Flint Glass
Workers mas passed resolutions condemn
ing the managementO of the Wheeling Street
Railway Company, and expressing sym
patty for the employees VINO are on strlAe.
Judge j. b. briggs came IN from w ooOs-
seld lat evening. where he has been since
last Wednesday. Judge Campoell mas oeen
presidipg over Common Pleas Court az 81.
Clairsville puring his absence.
George Jennings, who is filling the IN
expired term of John Il. Adams as Water
Works Trustee, seems 70 be the choice OF
ohe Democrats for denomination, so lar as
we heard talk on the street.
A new plate glass front Is being put IN
< o. Cummins' stOrerOOm on Be mont
street. Other hardware dealers cOntem-
mate making like Improvements.
Nord Nelson. the veteran engineer. will
hold the throttle on the new z. 4 +. en-
CINE which arrived yesterday. It's a
beauty, and MOrd is proud OF IT,
Agrs. Fannie Colbert entertained a num-
her OF her friends at her hOmein the Fourth
ward, last evening. The occasion was an
enjoyable one
A chap was arrested yesterday for leav-
ING board bin behind when be changed
quarters. The matter viii probably be
compromised.
pew. Burbank, who has been i'll for two
months past, is able 20 be about again. and
conducted services at the Episcopal Church
last Sabbath.
Three cases Of drunkenness and fighting
were disposed Of at the Mayors court yes
terday, and two plain DRINKS were run In
ida McBroom, Of Jerusalem. Monroe
county, is the guest of her grandfather,
Isaac Booth of the Fourth ward.
Miss Mildred Craig, Of New York City,
is the guest or misses minute anu ANNE
Bang, of Gravel Hill
no. Morrison moved his stock Of paints
and glass to his new location on Belmont
street yesterday.
Mrs. John Krebs, Of Rose Hill, is at Bril-
liant attending the funeral Of child,
Christian Ref.
Carpenters are at work on the new ele-
Vator building being erected at the B. x Q.
depot
5. WINNER aud Conrad Rumbach have
returned from a business trip to New York
City.
Charles Rosser is building an Office room
At his stables, near the b. x o. car shops.
Charles GiYens has purchased the Aug
INST Ernest property ia the Fourth ward.
Another "Uncle Toms Cabin Company
Is booked for the Elysian Theatre.
Some Improvements are being made az
the Bellaire Nail Works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28

When people End an article much su-
perior tOanYthing OF the kind they have
ever before used. they are almost sure
TO tell their friends about IL. and eSpe-
cially if they know OF some friends need
ing such an article. Dealers also soon
learn the true value Of their goods, and
when they have an article OF unusual
merit they will almost invariably men,
ton the fact 20 their customers. This
accounts ia great measure for the
large sale on Chamberiain'S Cough Rem
edy. Here Is an Instance: w. L. Need
ham, a prominent citizen aud business
man Of Orrsbnrg. No, has been selling
Cham berlain'k Cough Remedy for sew
eral years, and recommends IL to his
customers. because IN his experience It
has proven % be the best for colds,
Group and whooping cough. He
says Ii is the most popular medicine
that be handles, and gives the best
satisfaction. 80 cent bottles for sale
by G. &. Goe(ze. w. w. Irwin, W.
S. McCullougbk G. Menkemeller, s. L.
Brice, j. Colens IAN, c. Scbnepi, w. c.
Armbrechk ihel knrtz Drug Co., VIM.
Menkemeller. tY. y. Williams, John
Klari, A. r. Scf eele. and w. H. VIII
hams, Wheoline Bowie s. Co, Bridge
port, o., and b. Peabody, BenwOOd,
W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28
FINANCE AND TRADE

Money, 3a4 Per Cent. - Governments,
Dull and Firm-Stocks, Active--Flour,
weak and Observation-Disclosures, Lower.
NEW Y ORR. February q. Money firmer;
call loans at 3a4 per cent; last loan at
per cent; closed offered ats per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6a6lS per cent. Sterl-
ing exchange, quiet and easier at 4o6a4So.
GOvERNAIENTs-Dull and hrm.
Fours Registered. .............-......l l25s
EOurS Coupon. ....-.....-...- .41113
Four-and-a-half Registered, ......... 991S
Pacific Skies or '95..................lO 5
STATEs-Dull and firm.
RAmROADs-Fairly active.
SroCKs-The stock market was quite
active to-day, but almost entirely free from
excitement, but liquidation in many stocks
continued The hardening tendency Of
money restricted buying for the long &C
count. Late in the day s per cent was
reached on call loans, which gave the prin-
cipal incentive to a vigorous drive at Read
ing. although a rumor that the report Of
the receivers would be unfavorable was
used TO depress the stock 10 the lowest
point vet attained since it began 10 de-
cline. New England and North
ern Pacific preferred developed
strength late in the day. each of which
closed with a gain Of / per cent after
LLAENAUuHA LGulAANn rum 40 bNPA hAAS-s a ~
coal stocks were sold early in the day, the
selling being accompanied BY a rumOr that
the sales agents would recommend de-
crease In coal prices from the month OF
March. The industrials sympathized with
this movement, and COttOnseed OH and
Chicago dropped. The general market
moved within narrow limit, but the close
was heavy at about the lowest prices. Sales
444, 500 shares. Quotations closed bid:
AtchisOn, Sli4; Adams Express, l51;
American Express, lis; Baltimore and
Ohio, 92lS; Canada Pacific. S3h Central
Pacific, 27l(; Chesapeake and Ohio, 225S;
Chicago and Alton, IA; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 931S Delaware and Hud-
son. 12S; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 1444; Denver and RIO Grande
preferred 5l5s; Erie, 2l9s; do. preferred,
As: Fort Wayne, l54; Illinois Central,
9Slk; Lake Shore, 1876; Michigan Gen.
trail. 1O4JS Missouri Pacific, 5455 Norfolk
and Western preferred, S41S; Northern Pa
cifc, l5k do preferred. 80; Northwest
ern l1llz; do preferred l441; New York
Central, 10S95; Pacific Mail, 2S7s Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, l6l5; Pittsburg,
l54; Pullman Palace, 1911; Reading, 255s {;
Rock Island, SIS; St. Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, 75; ST. Paul, 15sS /:
DO preferred l22; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, %; Texas Pacific, 8: Union Pa
cifc. 365<: United States Express, 90;
Western Union. 94H; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. l1A do. preferred, CO.'S.
Mining StOcks-ChOlOr -; Grown Point
so: Consolidated California and Virginia,
2B5: Deadwood, $50; Gould and Curry. IS;
Hale and Norcross, 10; HOmestake, 100;
independence, -: Mexican. 100: North
Star. -; Ontario, 400; Ophir, 2l0; Ply
mouth. so; Sierra Nevada, lis; Standard,
l4O; Union Con-, 45; Yellow Jacket so;
Iron Silver. 81; Quick Silver, 800; do pre-
ferred, 400; Bulwer. 10.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February a. Cattle-Receipts
1900 head; shipments 5000 head; market
active, 15a20c higher Choice TO prime
steers. IS 25a5 20; fair. q 90a5 10; others,
"a OOa4 so: cows and heifers, 8 5Oa4 90.
Hogs-Receipts. II, 600 head; shipments,
GOO head; market active. 10al5c higher.
Mixed and packers. 81 60a7 80; prime
heavy-weights, 81 95aS %; do light, 81 5Oa
: IS: pigs, So 50725
Sheep-Rsceipts, L, 600 head; shipments,
1.OO0 head; market active and strong.
Ewes. 81 5Oa4 60; mixed, 81 75a4 30; west
erns. s. O5a5 50; lambs, a S0a6 IS.
East LIBERTY, Pa, February 27.-Cattle
Receipts, 2340 head; shipments, 1850
head; market, slow and lower
Hogs Receipts, COCO head; shipments,
44O mead: market slow; choice heavy Sc
lected. IS so; Philadelphias S. SOaS 40; mix
ed IS OOaS 20; Workers 81 0Oa7 20.
Sheep Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
$500 head; market strong and al sold at
ABOUT last weeks prices.
CIScrxNArI, o.. February 2T.-Hogs,
steady at S6 70a6 go; receipts 5000 head I;
shipments, 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28

The sleeves and front Of che skirt Of
the costume pictured Of light gray or
beige colored cloth The bottom Of the
front is trimmed with TWO narrow
bands Of fur, placed above and below q
broad band OF embroidery. The 'front.'
width Of this dress Is somewhat longer
than usual, so that il may form the folds
which are slightly pleated 10 beneath
the waist. The BELTS sewn beneath the
lower edge Of the waist band, In s0eh
manner that il appears 10 complete
the folds 50 that it gives
the impression Of being new
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28
PKrROLEUM.

New York, February 27.-Heavy pur-
chases of oil are reported in the field, and
the price paid to-day is said to be as high
as al cents. The buying. IL is said, is for
the account Of new refining company on
the Pacific coast and necessarily q rival TO
fhe Standard in the refining business. In
the oil market the late upward move was
Continued. although at this point the vol
nme ~ business was materially less than
that Of Saturday. At the Consolidated
BOARD Il opened strong at 6l5sc, and adj
vanced steadily 70 631fc, closing 1t the lat
f.sIRnrica bid. the sales reaching only 1900
bis. On the Stock Exchange the first
were made at oS33lc, and 81, goo barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28
SS-Wait for Our Big Lace Curtain Sale.
GEO. M. SHOOK & GO.

changed hands between that price and 6Sc.
The close was strong at the figure.
OIL CITY, PA, February 21-Opened
6l%c; highest, 631sc; lowest, 6l1Sc; closed
at62Z9Sc; sales, 133, 900 barrels; clearances,
794, 900 barrels: runs, l07, SOL barrels; ship
ments, l05, 954 barrels.
PITTsBURe. PA, February 27.-Opened
at 6l%c; closed 62Jsc; highest 631Sc; lowest
.6l5Sc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28
RRIpeEPoRT.

Hon. Ross J. Alexander is the recipient
Of many applications Tor postoihce piums
from various people throughout the coun-
try, who consider il a certainty as 10 Hon.
Ross appointment. We sincerely hope
Mr.. Alexander will be graced with THIS
honOred position, as ne is man
VINO has done a great deal for the
Democracy at large, and Tor TINS
reason alone he should receive an Office
which 81 worthy OF an honor for such q
capable and sterling type Of true Demo-
cracv. throughout this State and also IN
a number OF our neighboring States the
sentiments OF the press laud MIR. Alexander
to the high pinnacle Of which he is deserv-
ing. If Mr.. Alexander should receive this
appointment we oil will deeply regret TO
lose him even temporarily. as be is always
the foremost man at any Of our meetings IN
regard 10 the advancement or the village
and then on tie other hand we will be glad
TO see him crowned with such high tribute
al our Capital City Upon rehecting .siis..
an honor will recall 10 mind those familiar
lines from LOngfellow's Ladder OF st.
Augustine"
The highes. OF great men,
Reached and kept.
Were not attained By
sudden flight, etc.
At present we are we'll supplied with
modes Of conveyance to Wheeling. Tue
horse cars continue TO run, ana make con-
nection with the electric motor line at the
corner OF Zane and Huron streets. "A large
two horse wagon, fitted up foc passenger
conveyance, Starts from the toll house ana
lands YOU on Fourteenth street In Wheel
ing. Since the weather under 70 has been
so inclemenJ fully two thirds OF the
traffic to town has been distributed De-
tween the cars and the buss according TO
tue option of the patron. The same ar
raDgement exists at Etnaville, the car line
and buss.
There will b. q special meeting Of Coun-
Gil tonight 20 pass the ordinance Tor pay
ing the interest on the bonds which is due
on March the frst. The meeting must DC
held tonight without fail or the matter
viii have TO be held over until after the N
terest is past dus.
r. NJ. Gifin and Miss Cunningham will
be married at the brides residence, at
Rock Hill, next Thursday evening. Rev.
Alexander will onicinte.
There will be a meeting of the Belmont
County Teachers Association at the High
School, in Kirkwcod, next Saturday
Six drunks languished in the lookup from
Saturday night until yesterday. All were
from the Wheeling coal works.
Pete Brown has sold his saloon to
Adolph Rempe The latter will take charge
after the first Of the month.
Frank Boyd, Of Morristown, has accept
cd position with 5. A. Junkins.
Geo. Yeager, of Fairmont, w. Va, was
in town yesterday on business.
DR. Won Muralt, of Tiltonville, was
down on business yesterday.
Henry Hammond is able to be out again
after a severe illness.
Miss Emma White left last night for her
home at Fairpoint
F.A. Drummond. Of GAINESVILLE, was IN
the city yesterday.
Ed. Wells, of Pleasant Grove, is quite
sick at his home.