davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-30

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 err fee soc. Lot "A block 23S
 er's fee 6Uc> Lot 2S block 23S
 err $ fee 6vc. Lot Z3 block 254.
 err fee 6Uc. Lot "A block 254
 CTS fee COG. Lot 2 block 256,
 err s ice COG. Lot $ block 25o,
 err $ fee oUc. Lot 9 block 256,
 err fee soc. Lot 10 block 256,
 err S fee 6Uc. Lot II block 256
 err s fee 6Oc. Lot 12 block 256
 CTS fee 6Uc. Lots 8 to 19 blocl
 printer 6 fee Four intere
 taxes and cos Three-hfths inter
 taxes end cos Lot 3 block 279,
 er's ice soc. Lot s block 279,
 err s fee 60c. Lot 9 block 279,
 CTS fee COG, Lot 10 block 279,
 er' fee COG. West half of lot ] $1 75, printer Lot 3block ? ,4,
 CTS fee COG. Lot 4 block 2s4,
 erss fec COG. Lot s block z54,
 er's fee soc. Lot 6 Dlock Z64,
 CTS fee soc. Lot1 block 2S4, < er,s fee soc. Lot 8block 264, Isef,s fee soc. East half lot 10, -$1 75, printer Lot n block 2S4, % s fee soc. Lot G block 2S4,
 sH 8 fee 6Oc. Lot N block 2Si, ef' s fee soc. Lot Is block 2S4,
 er's fee COG. Lot 1o block 2s4,
 er's fee COG. Lot IT block 264,
 er's fee soc. Lot IS block 2e4,
 CTS fee 60c. Lot 19 block 2S4
 sr's fee soc. Lot 20 block 264, CTS fee soc. Lot 3 block 293, | err fee 50c. Lot l block 29s, {
 er's fee 60c. Lot 2 block 29S, 1 er's fee 6Uc. Lot 3 block 2es,
 er's fee Soc. Lot 4 block 29S, er's fee 6Vo.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-30

By virtue of executions issued to me by the city clerk of Birmingham, Ala. whereby am commanded to make the amount of cdy taxes property therein named, I willssll at public outcry, to the highest bidder, for cash. before the door of the city hall Of birm1ngham,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19
Hints to Church Members.

Religious life needs culture.
Nourish it by the study of
the Bible, by prayer and by
the faithful performance of
christian duty.
Make it q duty to attend
ut least one devotional meet
ing Il week besides the servi-
ces.
Connect yourself actively
with some department of
church work.
Consecrate to Christ's SER
vice some definite proportion
of your income. as the mini.
mum OF your gifts.
Keep y ourself informed as
to the progress of Christi s
kingdom throughout h e
world.
Remember ths sabbath day
to keep it holy.
Cultivate, as far asyou can
the acquaintance OF your fel-
IOw-membprs III this house
hold Of faith.
In your business and recre-
ations, let your light shine.
While in the world, be not Of
il.
Welcome strangers, and in
troduce them.
Strive daily TO grow in
grace, in knowledge, and in
the spirit of obedience to
Christ. Remember constant
~ eve are not your OWN
.Evangelical messenger.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

a ~ Tetititl OO,
II A Kerley ds' 80,
i wcook asHs AZ
} M Monroe 'tss g 60,
G H Harston reg voters SO,
" II Glenn guar a lun a7,h,
G. W Trivptt IA IS,
d F Baird tx shift ] M Davis
dist 5, so, j " Hodges elk I'D
CO coMrS 1885, DR. W B coun-
Gil med aid to paupers 3,15,
wiley Hodges state va " b
Hngaman $50, 8 j Hodges
state VIZ " b Hagaman 3,35,
j c Hodges state Va W B Hng
aman 3.55, F H wyke state
w W B Hagaman 3,45. w
roffey chm bd co comrsl l12, 10
Thos Bingham m bd CD com
4,60, H H Farthing IN I'D co
comrs 14,35. W H wcodring
jail fees 1903. L W ward
sharpening drills l 40, W H
woodring jail fees $40,
State of North Carolina,
Watauga County. | John
W. Hodges, Clerk of the BID.
Of county commissioners of
snld county, do hereby GER
tif.y that the following is a
true statement ofthe number
of days the Board has been
in session, also the number
OF miles Travelled by each
member of the Board to and
from their meeting; also the
amount allowed each mem
Der for servires and mileage
for the year ending Nov. 80.
1895, tn-witt:
W. G. COffey Chm. Bd TO.
Comrs. served on the Bd.
lS days at - per day, $36.
Fl. Fl. F'arthing served !.
as a inenlper II days at ID
W per day $34.
Travelled 308 miles at 5
cts. per mile $3.50
Total $49,4O
}. g. Horton served asa
member 10 days at ~.
per day $2O.
Travelled 50 miles ut 3 5cts
per mile 2 $3.50
Total $22.50
ThoS Bingham served
as Il member 8 days at
~ per day $16.
ira veled 1OS miles at 5
cts. per mile $40
Total $21.40
Grand Total $1,000
John ". Hodges Clerk BID.
TO, COmr's. .... a
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

i l. WdIO OU
81 MCGUIRE 225
MP Edmjsten'' 23O
M C coleman 23O
L Moore s 6 - 23O
N Moore 8" 23U
A Benfield NJ Adkn 225
JAEdmisten' 225
T j Ray W v shelton
22O ThOs Greer state vs. W y
shelton so, MA Pearson state
vs. Bryan Horton III. H c
Pearson state VS. Bryan H0r
ton 292, W L Austin state "
Bryan horton 2 80. Press mis-
geave state sAlex Miller2 81
L F Ragnn jr. state vs. Alex
| Miller 2O5, W H Raaah state
Vvs Alex Miller B ~, sam Triv
Pet state vs. Alex Miller l 30, H
NJ Eygers state VS. Alex Miller
| 10. r NJ Greene state VS. Alex
Miller ] 45, AL Lowe state W
W. B Reece etal l3O, CIV Phil.
lips state vs Murgan steam
2 90, T M stanbery state vs.
Morgan stein 25O,J wv Phil
lips state w Morgan stein
z 90, L L LOwrnnce state vs.
l. Holsclaw 2 30, CD Taylor
state vs. L HDlsclnw 200, A b
Hartley state VIZ l. Hulsclaw
l ~, d M shook state w l.
Holsclaw 22O. W G Ddnntr
state VS. l. Bolslaw II, Ed
LOwrance state vsLHOlsclaw
| 80, s W Cuffey state vsLHol-
sclawl 80. Troy wudeIl state
vs L Holsclaw 80, Timothy
Townsend state vsL HOlsclaw
2 35, Jack Helton stale vs. l.
Holsclnw 2 30, James Harinan
safe vs. L HOlsclaw / 40, J f
MOTIFS state Va ] Campbell
3 70, C wInebnrger state VIZ
} Campbell 400. IReece state
w J campbell PIT. Is watson
state vs. c wheeler 4 20. Emry
Triplctt state va q wheeler
4 81, Thos Greer state vs. c
wheeler 5 90. A HAIL state VS.
G wheeler 197, Noah sanders
stnee VIZ l. watson etAl .35,
Rildsl Rlmer sta te VS. L watson
.35, julie Triplett state vs. L
watson .35. A7Rriplett STATE
vs. L watson 100, Asimmons
state VIZ ,. watson 95, HIT
Rinier state w L. watson 2 UO
A " Penl4y state vs. l. watson
70, JH south state vs. Ben
south 235. JR Main state vs.
Ben south 2,3O, H c Pennel
state VS. AM CritCheretal2,3O
j NJ ElrOd state VS. A M Crltch-
er etal 2 ,35, RI Lowe state
vs. 9 Gri'nsley $40, u Hen
son state vs. G Grimsley 3,15,
Roby Moody state w G Grim
riley 3, 10, DIV Trivett state
vs. D Wa ters 80, A NJ welch
state VIZ D waters 80, T l.
sanders state vs. waters 81,
Joe Jn!,1 3 !. r"d@es'ate roc vs. = = To" II
d F Baird agt for Geo Town
send 3 Is, &c Miller agt for
Alay Hayes q Is,
n n AnStIn A, Z "A a, xyc n NH = -, =, =,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.

bine ever formed inthis cOun-
try is dominated by Sen.
ator Quay Boss Platt and
Speaker Reed. 1t Is out for
everything in sight. Itstirst
victory was the election of
the House officers, hut it
wasn't satisfied to merely
name the men who filed the
name ofevry offer Ct the
House; it also insists upon
naming every subordinate
employed by them. Every
day men who we're before
seen by the new Clerk, Door
kpeperand Sergeant.at-.Ar
of the House present them,
selves M their subordin,,tes
and are sworn in, after eX-
hibiting The .. K. ofthecom-
bile. That combine will also
control the make up Of House
Committees, and is working
hard to get its gril'-on the
Senate committees, but that
is more difficult as many in
flurntial republican senator's
are bitterly opposed to the
combine. IL also has AN
other difficult fob on hand in
its efforts to control the rep
u',lican National Committee,
which meet here tom OrrOw to
ram. the time aud place for
holding the Republican Nat
ionaICouvrntium. Although
Mex inlpy and Reed are in II
deal to pre- vent Harrison's
nomination. tnat does not
prevent MrKinl-y's friends
coming here in force to fight
thu cOmoin",I attAnpt tp
control the National Com.
mlttee. Of course the ulti-
mate Object ofthpQnay.PM
Reed combine is the nonina
ation of Reed for President.
Mnrh nonsense, some of it
.ttrrly idlotir. hns i,ppR writ
lon~chus- President CIeve-
;n,,t,n, absent from Wash.
h,'..,. hpn Lord Sails
w." > o"o"t. RI Sarratarv
o'ney's note + e ,sst ast'e[aIy Jn,y
asking whether England IN.
tended to arbitrn :"
Diary dispute with % w.
and ~, notifying Enyl S1d that that
this country woH !, ""
ate ;,arf the '.,a;'. aG's'!s'; rs s"iznrp OF ter
s., RI v.,, sd by Venezuela,
Li,ye YStr,rppi of NIL YER
praS;i here are the fact~:
80. lent Cleveland knew thp
! IRE of the answer: he also
Knew that it vas useless to
SEM d special message to
Congress with that answer
until the House had IT'S COM
mites. therefore he cOnclud-
ell tn spend the time duck
limiting instead of waitingin
Washington. If any hody is
blamed it ought to be Speak
er l., ed for not announcing
the House committees.
Although evry effort il be
ing made to keep it. quiet it
IL well known in Washington
that there is Il bitter fight
raging between the two fac
TONS which 60 to make up
the forty two rep u blican n
members OF the Senate. Nom
inaIly these factions a re
known as the old and t h e
new senator's and the appur-
ent object Of the fight is to
obtain proper recognition
for the new senator's, hut in
reality it is a fight between
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

tut SiiNcTity VI CHllhtOT OtldIl
dler, of n. H., who holds the
balance Of power in the eau.
Gus committee which il max
ing up II list to fill the VA.
cancies Oh Senate COMMITTEES
and who has been loud in
professions of friendship for
silver. Threats are being
ina:le 0f a revolt on the part
of the silver senator's if they
do not get what they think
they are entitled to at the
hands of thar committee.
Shonld this revolt actually
take place, Senator Teller
would be the Western can
didate for president protein
of the Senate The demo.
cratic senators have agreed
to allow the republicans to
organic. the Senate if they
can agree among themselves
to Il sufficient extent to do 40
Judge Corcoran, Of Boston,
who is Chairman OF he Dem.
ocratic State Committee of
Mass has been spending sew
,ral days in Washington.
He doesn't regard the Pres
idential fight as already won
by any means. He said:
The election of '95 is a long
way off, and nothing can be
determined until the candi-
dates are M mel and the 49,
sues Of the campaign devel-
ope. 1t will not lie difficult
tor the democratic party to
in1 n strong andidatp. We
New Englanders do not take
the third term talk seriously
bnt We do believe that the
East Can and will present
some very strong names at
the National Convention.
70 my mind Whitney is n
strong man and UIney is an
other. | think that thew are
the leadig men in the East,
but it is difficult at this time
to say which is the best to
make the race.
A movement il ON foot to
hold Il Joint caucus ofdemo
cratic senator's and represent
La,ives for the purpose oftry
ing to harinnnize existing
differences in democratic
ranks and to agree II p in
some line of policy to be fol-
lowed both House and Sen
nte during the present ses,
si0n'of Congress. Represen-
tative Stallings of Alabama
who is one of this movement
says: There, is really one
question nding whlch the
democrats are badly divided.
That is the money question,
and il We can reach some sat
isfactory agreement by which
iJ may be- eliminated from
our discussions for the pres
ent, there Is no reason why
we should not get together
and present asolid front to
the republicans. l am in fa-
vor OF free coinage, but | do
not believe the discussion OF
that ore question can ad-
vance the cause of silver nor,
while lts disorganizing effect
is extremely hurtfIl to the
party and the SOut h. |
would; he in favor-lf a cen
ference Of the whole party in
Congress can be arranged
OF having u committe APP
pointed to confer with the
President and Secretarv Gar
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

The Englishs papers are
scoring President Cleveland
the Monroe Doctrine, aud
we will have a good deal Of
blowing from that -Quurter,
no doubt
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

DIT l. G KpPVpS Visit JHll l II.
NJ B Blackburn C sc whole and
ialf ices 81 A, NJ B Blackburn
csc whole and hall fees II %
NJ b Blackburn csc blll for
books 26 35,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

DR. W B C0nncill med aid to
prisoners lis, D F Horton
surveying road 11,65. j c
Horton mem bid co comrs
7,l5, Edwards and Brough-
ton tax hooks for co 4,S3,
} II wilson d sw& h fees As,
NJ p Edmisten '' 60,
= W coffey 's 35,
j Phipps y 35,
A townsend ip 30,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

WEI N'ttI StHte W. A NJ ana Lpp
cook 2 As. ia Critcher state
VISA NJ AMI L cook 2 s., Erv.
Triplrtt state vs. A NJ anG lee
cook 2 45. KialJphnsOn state
vs. A NJ and Lor Cbok 2 45, II
Greer state vs. NJ A Mlin and
Others I 80. N Greer state v,
M A Main md others 4 so. c
MOratz state w FL jill .kSOn
l 40. CL MnretZ state vs. Ell
Jackson | A..
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19
no HORSE oWNERa.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. q
CENTS per package. For sale BY drvggista
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

One death by freezing IN
this State this winter.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1895-12-19

Ghamherlatn's Eye and skin. Ointment
Is q certain cure for Chronic 6ore Eyes
Ganulated Eye Lids, Soro Nipples Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
70 cents per box. For sale BY druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
Public Sale.

By virtue OF the authority vested 10 ue 07a
deed OF trust ~ DE by Ni sh0.s, Eb.. aui b..
gusta Ebe his WIFE dated on The .I. llr 81.
october, 1890 and recordei IN tlt ui,e tie
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio o. .ul... N-i.
Virgnia, in deed book Numbered i.. page 81,
/ will Oh
SATURDAY. FEBRUARi n.sH
beginning mt 10 o'cloco a. ODD. sch. a. p.r ...'.
ton al the north door of the court .s -lI
county. all that certain lot or pare ..l.i
lying and being situate IN L. Came Dob ..'
Eighth Ward in the city OF Wheel. DO .st
county and designated on the ..,toi ..r same
as lot numbered eighty-three, ST. b a. ..i ..H.
81 ar the buildings. improvcmels aud aH..'.
tenanceS situate on or longing ,a SAID
TRIMS OF SALE. One-thIfd 0f ''r f.t-Hi's
money. and so much ~ rfa~ tn- purchaser 1875
elect. cash on the day of -.n. al. 10 r'sI-
in two equal ins.allmeut, PAYABLE " liA inter ''
in six and twelve month, alter .lr day n sac
the deferred instH lmer., f. d. s-cutet p. 3
lien upon the proper with policy OF lu--'.
ance upon the buudl12,. ........,.
HENRY ". RUSSELL.
ial2i Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
FOR SALE.

House, 4 rooms and hall, corner North Front
and KentuGgy streets, 3 500.
House OF rooms, Twelfth street, charges, on
easy terE-s, 560J.
House OF rooms aud hail. in splendid
order, 3lst street - go
Two lots with large stable, Peninsula add
ton TO East Wheeling, cheap.
House of 10 rooms. brick large lot. Eof
street, Centre Wheeling. Cheap on easy terms.
House OF rooms. brick 2jd street, $500.
House OF : rooms, brick, Main street,
Fifth ward, s. 65O
street BelVedere, very easy terms. $3.50.
House rooms 9th st.. lot @5xlU0 feet, 81, 700
House rooms, 18th St, easy terms, $3.50.
Splendid building site fox dwelling, Eof ST.
HaIfiot. Eon street, Sixth ward, $3.50.
Double house, 10 rooms, Coal street, First
wacd; large lot. Easy terms, slOOl
House 7 rooms, MsrAet street between
Seventh aud Eighth streets. Easy terms, &, 701
House rooms, corner lot, 24th street.
Easy terms, el4O0
House, rooms, Charles street, easy terms.
House, rooms and hall with large lot 18th
street. Easy terms 1900.
House OIL d rooms, Fifth ward on easy
terms, S2U0O. . -
House. rooms and hall, ga St, $500.
house, lOrooms, with large lot l5.h ST., $500.
House, double, rooms each, l4ta ST., S,OJO.
House rooms. Jacob ST.. sixth ward, sl,50O
House, rooms. 18th street Sl2OO.
House, rooms. Jacob street. Centre
House, D rooms and hall lot 1OOxl75, Park
View. $3.50
House, 7 rooms, new. hard wood hnlsb,
Woods street, Fifth ward, g., 10.
SplenIld house, D rooms, Lind street, Bel
vedere Sl,45O.
House. rooms. North Market street, 800
House OF rooms, Eof street between 22d
and I'D streets, with 4-roomed house IN the
rear, large lot, $3.50.
House OF rooms. I'D street, Sl,jo).
House OF . rooms, Chapline street, Centre
House OF 5rooms. brick 14th street, $500.
House OF rooms. Woods street East
$50 feet OF and fronting on McColoch and
House of rooms aud hall, Chapline street,
Centre heeling, 81 81. 1900,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

study, and during this time had tried
almost everything in the way Of medi-
cine, besides being treated by an emil
nent specialist in nervous diseases, but
nothing he'll ped me until l used Paine's
celery compound. This remedy has
been of great benefit to me, and L shall
always recommend it to all sufferers"
The fact is, Paine's celery compound
makes people well. Try ii and DO con-
vinced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

CHARLESTON, vs.. Va, February
15.-In the Senate the judiciary Com
mittee reported iavoraoly on Senate
hu No. ia. for the relief OF F. d. aud
%. c. Kelley; House bills N0s. 100, pre-
riding compensation for assessors;
Jog. providing Tor the publication OF a
condensation Of the acts Of the Legisla-
lure; .. authorizing married women 10
convey real estate by en- attorney 10
fact; "a. prohibiting sale % Intoxicating
liquors 20 students; without recon
mendaton, House Dill No. 90, concern
inc the appointment OF nOtaries public
The Committee Ou Counties and Muoi-
cipal Corporations reported iayorablY
on Senate bin No. $50, enlargiag the
corporate limits OF Hinton.
Passed: Senate bills No. 66, concern
ing costs, expenses aud fees; No. 90,
concerning appointment OF commission
ers of election; No. q, pro
vidinn peaalties for criminal
libel; No. 1S concerning lin
ia Ion 5f suits, No. l4l, amending
s.nool law; No. 122, establishing nigh
grade school for coIOred youth az Blue
teld. House bills 40. So, fixing time Tor
nOIQluE CIRCUIT LANt u ill AAet.o NJ ia a. 4 "a
nam ADD Mason counties; No. So nIing
time for holding criminal court Of ka-
nawha county; No. 90, preventing rail-
road companies from engaging Ia coal
and coke business.
Advanced 90 second reading: House
bills Nos. goo. providing FOR supplying
lost county records; 81, authorizing APP
uoip,ment Of stenograp TO courts OF
first judicial circuit, senate biil 1856,
relating 20 collection ot local taxes; 1872,
extepding corporate limits Of Hinton.
Advanced 10 THIRD reading: Senate
hin No. las, amending charter Of Graf
ton; No. las, general appropriation
bill.
The Committee on Education report
ed back the House school book bill
without recommendation.
A message from the Governor au-
ronnced his approval Of Senate Dill No.
en- d.scrfhfnu lawful fences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
ROUTINE MATTERS.
'''UAy'a Proceeding OF the West
Virginia Legislature.

NNocoeoinEf OF the he4t
Virginia Legislature.
spsetoi 70 o. q gs,--
bari ESroN, w. VA. February IS
Al tue House Blue introduced House
yolu' resolution No. %, providing for
-le con pilation and publication Of
wSI correspondence, records. etc, now
ID the AdJutant Generals Office.
i4rmer presented a petition OF 90
residents Of Harrison county, asking
tne passage OF House bin No. 10, the
militia Oil.
RAISED; House bin No. $50, reform
s'S judicial circuits: Ne. 14I. Concern
gag taxing Of bonds for fnes. No. 40.
tne ora school tax Gill: No. $50, the
Berkeley Syringe bin.
advanced 20 third reading: House
O''s amending charter OF New Cum
oefIand' the general and Legislative
appropriation bills, and substitute for
mouse Oil No IS, preferred creditors
acL
Inc committee 70 vlsi, the reform
school submitted It's report, which was
oToered printed 60 the Journal
a message from the Governor an
hounced his approval OF House bin No
], amending divorce laws; No. l3l, con-
corning Boards OF Regents Of the State
University, Normal Schools and Scuool
Tor Deaf aud Blind; No. 173. consoli-
dating Charleston and Elk City.
At the night session, the following
were advapced % their third reading:
House bills No. 2Ol. Q ating to fees in
criminal cases; 40. 2-6, repeating the
act establishing Independent school
district OF Petersburg, Grant coun-
W No. 30S, requiring county OFF,
GERS 10 keep accounts of fees
received aud report aggregate amount
10 the Auditor; No. 800, concerning tce
authorization aud record of deeds and
other writings; 40. ESQ, con
corning EXAMINATION OF state
Banks No. 275, repeating act
establishing independent school dis
trict Of Harmans, Grant county; 147,
prescribing penalties for Illegal Iiquer
selling; l5, 90 provide for education OF
children 10 poor houses; III, providing
penalties Tor SANDER.
Advanced TO second reading: Senate
bills Nos. +5, concerning embezziemsnt;
Y, concerning roads and bridges: g2
amending the charter OF Benwood; IS,
relating 20 Improvements and collection
OF taxes Ia cities, towns aud villages;
No. 142, concerning powers OF county
courts 70 establish and change election
precincts; House bills Nos 3l2 al3. 3l4
aud 3I5, repeating acts establishing in-
termediate courts In Marion, Fayette,
Cabell and Mercer counties; No. POS 20
prevent evasion OF eXem D,ion laws.
The House to-day amended the ap-
preparation Dill by making the annual
appropriation for the State Board OF
Agriculture not Co exceed $4,000; sub
shutting $500 for $3.50 for contingent
expenses of Attorney Generals
office, struck out appropriations for
contingent expenses OF circuit courts;
substituting 81. 100 forS /, 500 for print
ing and binding Supreme Court reports;
striking appropriations for purchase OF
lot adjoining Governors mansion and
inserting $1,000 annually for Insurance
on public buildings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

UCUAgT EN'S AUNT"
"Charley's Aunt will be seen at the
Onera House on Monday evening, Feb
rparv Is It is one of the biggest con-
edv successes which this country has
seen i'm Years TO IS full OF good whole
some fun. spontaneous, uproarouS, clean
e,d unforced. 10 is very simple thing,
TOO which causes most OF %; Young
man masQuersdinR, aud disappearing
i, tbe most delici0usly droil and awS-
vard manner, IN female apparel, with
.corceIv any attempt whatever al mim-
tci-iHg iadv-1ke airs auf graCes. The
conedv comes direct from rs New YORK
run aud will be played here oy an ex-
cellenJ company
rEINROSE s. WEST
p-,r,rose A. West. who will hold the
b,.rds AZ the Opera House Tuesday
eveDing. have always kept apace win
49, Zines But the present season they
eclinse All their past efforts, and give
,o+bo rublic the greatest and most Inn
Zinc minstrel array IL has been the
rTbiic's GOOD luck 70 witness. In their
.,bJ,atioo of forty white minstrel ar
- s,d thirty cOlOred performers they
-, new form OF minstrelsy.
snecracular minstrelsy, they call it, 10
ssmpch As every feature will be pro
Snred with elaborate and costly scenic
oFScts which alone require to trans
80 Uo~~ tw3 especially equipped ears. The
Ppostnminq will be simply grand, aud
Iii vie with the most important oper-
80 productions. Everything 10 the
80 vof dress will be Of the finest silks
and satins. -,..,.--.
r-so st,- I'm this piece is Ed Rowland,
o,,leman who has Won favor by his
: singing aud nimbie dancing. He
s :. fsst taxing the place OF w. j. Scan
L. not only on account OF his voice,
S ,au' a T becanse he is one Of the best
SsIineators of Irish comedy there IS on
e .sa s,sge he has surrounded himself
b s1' Isrge company Of clever people.
90 - with an entire new outdt OF scene
49, fr en- the studio Of Hartley Merry,
- "a = coTrecs costumes, the play becomes
sue - The noted successes OF tbs year.
end 6rst half Of next week.