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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
! Condemnation Suit.

On last Thursday, January Goth,
suit was brought in the Probate
Court by the G. III. V. & A. Railway
company to condemn 5.s3 acres of
the land of Jerry Carpenter, to Sc
cure right-of-way. In the after
noon the jury was taken to and
viewed the premises, and on Fri
day heard the testimony and argu-
ment Of counsel. On Saturday they
rendered IA verdict assessing COM
pensation of $3.50 90, and damages
of $500, making total of 1928 800.
Before suit was brought Mr.. Car
penter was offered S35O00 but re-
fused it. The attorneys for the
plaintiffs were Judge S. III. Bright
and Hon. ID. l.. Sleeper; for the de-
fendant, Wright & Petit.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
Disastrous Fire at Nelscnyille.

a Special to the COLUMBUS UtS-
patch Feb. 4th, says: a very dis
astrous fire occurred here Sunday
morning about O'clock, in the Pos
ton block. 1t is thought to have
started in the tin shop of Warren u
Thompson's hardware store, but as
to how it is not known. The fire
had a good start before it was dis
covered, an explosion of two bar
rels of gasoline being the first sig
nal. 1t was only by brave aud hard
work of the fire department that
the main business portion Of the
town was saved. Nelsonville had
just completed her water works
system. Had it not been for that
the entire business part of town
would have been at the mercy OF
the flames.
The losses are: Jacksonville News
$500, no insurance; A. Poston, two
story building burned to the ground
loss 80 900, $4,000 insurance; S. N
Poston, building burned to the
ground, loss $4,000, no insurance;
Warren and Thompson, hardware
dealers, loss $4,000, $4,000 insur.
ance; Mrs. Parsons millinery shop
loss $500; Caloway's barber shop
loss 5000; DR.. Tinker, loss 5000
Hotel Myers, loss $4,000, no insur-
ancp -1t,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
death of ami Esteemed lady.

Mrs. Maria b. Davis, died at her
residence, in this place, on Satur.
day, January 26, of general pros
tration.
Maria B. Warner was born in
Philadelphia, Pa, September 81,
1886, which place was her home un-
til the date of her marriage to
Thomas B. Davis of this place,
June Is, 1851. She became inter-
ested in the church work of the
church of the Resurrection at Phil
adelphia,in early woman-hood, was,
baptised, confirmed and married
there, by Rev. Thomas j. Davis,
uncle of the late Thomas b. Davis,
of this place. And thither she
took her first three children for rite
of baptism to be administered by
same pastor. She was an earnest
worker in npbuilding the church
with which she was first identified
as also our own mission here, and
continued in quiet devotional work
until her late illness incapacitated
her.
Mrs. Davis was q woman of high
culture and refinement. Her hus-
band, the late Thomas b. Davis,
was in his time, one of the most en-
terprising men in this section, hav-
ing been engaged in the furnace,
merchandising and fruit culture
business. He was also largely in
strumental in securing for this
county, railroad communication
Mrs. Davis survived him about five
years. She was an, accomplished
lady; had decided faculty for mu-
sic, of which she was also a teacher.
She was the mother of five children.
She died in the faith of the Lord.
May her future be peace Vinton
Record.
The subject of the above sketch
was relative of'Mrs. w. p. Heft,
nee Davis, of this place.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
OUR COUNTRY.
Inr mns. JOHN xrmnnnnrxc.l

IBy MRS. JOHN KfMBERLrSe.l
Conc parties, one and all,
Come both great and small;
Form unit within yourselves,
lay party strife on the shelves.
Tho government wheels need mending,
The political men we are. sending,
TO this we must pay heed,
To answer c,u country's every need
Why so much suffering and distress,
A wrong TO us IL does imprcss;
Each day brings more sorrow,
Until we dread the approaching morrow.
Ofsilver and tariff the politician talks,
And looks very learned as he walks,
For our countrys good and protection,
Depends entirely upon his election.
And with his wife and daughters,
In Washington secures he quarters;
Begins he quickly then to sport,
And talks of going to seaport.
Is IL laws he begins to make,
Or is II wines he begins to takc?
He soon begins tolook so stout
And then to complain of the gout.
TO banquet, toast and feto
Until IL has grown quite late,
Then weary and worn returns to bed
Found next morning lying dead.
Heart failure-the papers all proclaim,
Hard worlS--his kind friends do exclaim; (;
Buried with grief and pomp. and pride,
Mourned by every party and side.
Then quickly England cables her sorrow,
ana blSntens ncr grasp On tilc IuOrTOW,
TO gobble our country up once more,
AS she did in the days of yore.
O. sweep the cob webs from your brains,
Think and act for your cOuntry's gains;
Form treaties, charters DER land and sea,
Ours the most prosperous of countries be.
TO the gold reserve give your attention.
The currency bonds you must mention,
Our treasury you must supply
Before too LATE, Is the sad cry.
Stop all this foreign emigration,
We have large enough q nation,
We can not feed our hungry and poor
That go begging from door to door.
Retain your people, Switzerland, France,
Just take one backward glance,
ii from n suicidal and friendlcss grave
Your countrymen you would save.
Start the ball of industry rolling,
Stop the suicidal bells n tolling,
Distribute pelf at every door,
Away with this poverty ever moro.
Ring again, ye old liberty bell,
Tell us these poverty chains have fell
Away with riots, battles and gore,
Tell us prosperity Is ours once more.
Our ancestors, in the days of old,
Freed us from the Lions hold,
a grand inheritance was ours,
This land, radiant with beauty and flowers
And may they from the heaven above,
With fatherlv protection and love,
Look down with watchful, approving eye
From their exalted throne ON high.
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A Word to t,,a Wise.

Amos Parker, of East Hunter
Street, went to Jacksonville, Mon.
day, to look after his property in
that place, which was uncomfort-
ably near the burnt district. Mr..
Parker was told i.y Nelsonville
people that their water works paid
for themselves during the fire.
More buildings would have been
saved if the reservoir hadn't been
under repair. AS it was, water WAS
pumped as quick as possible and
the business portion of the town
was saved. ~ word to the wise is
sufficient. Logan has fire traps
enough now. If we would avoid
such calamities we must provide
against them.-Journal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
There will be an address at the

There VIII he an adurCSS at tne
Presbyterian church. on Wednes-
day evening, February 9th 1895 by
Miss Henrietta Titus, a blind lady
and u graduate of Baldwin Univer-
sity, Berea, Ohio, on the "Immor-
tality of Memory" and will read
from n Bible printed in raised let
ters. Miss Titus is Il Christian lady,
well educated and comes very
highly recomme nded 10y MANY
prominent ministers as we'll MS
newspaper notices, one of which is
given: "Miss Titus, blind lady,
delivered lecture at the M. f..
Church, Sunday evening, on the
"Immortality of Memory" Her
subject was handled in a very able
manner. The lecture contained
many fine thoughts beautifully ex-
pressed. She also read II portion of
one of the Psalms from Il "blind
Bible."-1Efin Nescs. a collection
will be taken at the close of the
service for her benefit. All are
cordially invited.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
HOmeseekers' Excursions.

The Baltimore & Ohio South.
western Railway will, on February
9th, sell tickets to points south and
southeast, including the Valley of
the Virginia, at one fare for the
round trip. Forrates aud other in !.
formation, apply to nearest b. & O.
8. w. Ry, 0r address j. NJ. Ches-
borough, General Passenger Agent,
81. Louis, Mo- Jan 12-7t
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
OBITUARY.

Died, at Jacksonville o., on Jan.
2G, 1895, Mrs. Frank Mosier, daugh-
ter of G. w. Cook, who resides near
Logan. Mrs. Mosier has been a
sufferer for two years, but her suf-
ferings are no more. She leaves n
father, mother and many
other relatives and friends. May
God bless the bereaved friends and
sustain them. l.. L. b.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition Will
~ be presented to the Commissioners OF
Hooking County, mt their next session. March,
road on the following line. to-wit:
Beginning at the center of the County Road
leading from Murray City TO StraitsvIlle. near
ton 4, Township No. is, K.nge is, Hooking
County. Ohio; thence west on Long Street,
of Murray City, TO the west line OF said VIII
Railroad co's lands ~ n m said secinn No
thence In q north westerly course through
Section No. 10. ofsaid township and range on
said The Columbus Coal and Railroad Co.'S
fittsbnrg Coal Hoppers. and there 70 end.
h PEIN JONICE,
January 80, is95-td,l Principle Petitioner.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
The 18th day Of r February, 1895,

from $50 o'clock n. m. to $3.50 o'clock p. m. of
said day, at the regular places of voting in
said Village.
That those who vote in favor of the propo-
sitiop shall have written or printed on their
ballots For the Issue of Bonds for Sewers
against the same shall have written or print
ed on their ballots against the Issue Of
Bonds for Sewers for Sanitary Drainage"
That the Clerk of said Village be and he
hereby Is directed to give notice of such spec :
ial election for the time and in the manner
required by law.
That this resolution shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its adoption and
legal publication.
GEORGE HOLL.
President Pro. Tenn.
II. r. SPARNoN, City Clerk.
January 22nd, l895.-8w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06

You will notice the poetry in
apother column from the pen of
Mrs. John Kimberling.
Excursion to Cincinnati, Feb
18th, half fare,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
Election Notice.

THE ELECTORS of the Village Of Logan,
Ohio. are hereby notified that the questions
of issueing Bonds In the sum of Thirty-fve
Thousand t$35, ,O00,0O) Dollars for the purpose
of constructing Water Works In said Village,
and in the sum of Fifteen Thousand (Sl5, ,OO0J00}
Dollars for the purpose of constructing sewers
for sanitary drainage In said Village, and in
the sum of Ten Thousand tsl0,OOOO0) Dollars
for the purpose of constructing sewers for sur
face drainage in said Village, as provided for
in three several resolutions passed by Coun-
ell of the Village of Logan, at its regular ses-
sion ON the 22d day of January, 1885, will be
submitted to voters of the Corporation of the
Yillagcof Logan,at n special election to be held
On the 10th day Of February, 1895,
From 5: 80 o'clock, a. m. to 81 30 O'Clock, D. M,
of said day at the regular places OF voting In
said Village.
That those who vote In favor of the propo-
sition for the issuing of Bonds for Water
Works, shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words For the Issue OF Bonds for
Water Worts,"' and those who vote against
the same shall have written or printed on
their ballots the words "a gainst the Issue OF
Bonds for Water Works."
That those who vote in favor of he prOpo-
stion of issuing bonds for constructing sew
ers for sanitary drainage shall have written
or printed on their ballots "For the Issue OF
Bonds for Sewers for Sanitary Drainage,''
and those who vote against the same shall
have written or printed on their ballots the
words against the Issue of Bonds for Sewers
for Sanitary Drainage"
That those who vote in favor of the propO-
sition for the Issue of Bonds for constructing
sewers for surface drainage. shall have written
or printed on their ballots "For the Issue OF
those who vote against the same shall have
written or printed OH their ballots the words
"a =, gainst The Issue, of Bonds for Sewers for
Surface Drainage"
BY Order Of the Council, January 22d, 1895.
January 30, 1S05-td. City Clerk
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
The 18th day ofFebruary. 1895

from $3.50 o'clock. a. m. to $3.50 o'clock D. M,
of said day, at the regular places of voting in
said Village;
That those who vote in favor of the propo-
sition shall have written or printed on their
ballots "For the Issue of Bonds for Sewers for
Surface Drainage, and those who vote against
the same shall have written or printed on
their ballots the words against the Issue of
Bonds for Sewers for Surface Drainage;
That the Clerk of said Village be and he
hereby Is directed to give notice of such Spe-
cial Election for the time and in the manner
required by law;
That this Resolution shall take effect and
be in force from and after its adoption and lc-
gal publication.
GEORGE HOLI,
President Pro. Tenn.
H. E. SPARNoN, City Clerk.
January 22d, lS95-3W.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-06
A Resolution.

Declaring 10 necessary to issue and
sell the Bonds of the Incorpora-
ted Village of Logan, Ohio, for
the purpose of Constructing
Se,cers for Surface Drainage
IN said Village, and prouiding
for the Submission of the ques.
ton of such issue and sale of
said Bonds to the uoters of said
Village.
BE IT RESOLVED, BY the Council of the In
corporated Village of Logan. Ohio, that in the
opinion of the Council 1t Is deemed necessary
and IL does hereby declare 1t to be necessary
to issue and sell the bonds of said Village to
the amount of Ten Thousand ($l0, COY Dol
lnrs, for the purpose of Constructing Sewers
for Surface Drainage In said Village.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, That the qiles-
ton of issueing and selling the Bonds of said
Village in said sum of Ten Thousand ($l0, ,O00.-
00) Dollars for the purpose aforesaid, shall be
submitted to the voters of said Village of Lo-
gan, ut a Special Election to be held on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-03
COM MlSSIoNERS' SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

z WIN MlSSlON ERS' SALE
~ OF THE SWEENEY FOUNDRY AND Nj,
CHINE SHOP LOTS.
In pursuance OF decree In Frci & Lipinv
Company. &c, v. General Engineering Con;.
nany CT. At. made by the Circuit Court OF OH,
County, on the itE day OF March, lsJj. tbe M,
dersigncd special commissioners will proceei i,
sell at public auction. at the north front doc; Al
me court House OF Ohio county, in the city q!
Wheeling. West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 81. 1856,
beginning at 10 O'Clock n m, the following d.
scribcd real estate. situate IN said CITY coI,1tr
anu state, that Is 10 say: Lots one N, two II,
eleren IN. twelve IN and the north hGii oi
thirteen (i5). In square numbered eleven an ia
mat part OF said city known Us the Sixth y1,l.
being the property formerly occupied by A J.
sweeney d Sou as their foundry and nach!1.
shop. said lots viii be offered as follows: /
:. j. > 10. IL. will be tirst offered together G,i
as one parcel: 4, .. Il and north y OF 10 Win "a
offered together and as ono parcel; and ihe1
said lots will be offered separately and In SMILE
portions, and will be sold in whichever way vii
produce the greatest price.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third of tho pu-chau
money and as much more thereof as the pu:
CHASER shall elect 20 pay in cash on the day d!
sale, aud the residue in two equal instaIlnealL
payable respectively In one and Two wears f-oz
day OF sale, with interest from that day, tia
purchaser 10 give his negotiable p,om.Sso,;
notes Tor the deferred inStallments. with s.
CURLY thereon satisfactory 10 the special con.
mtssioncc. and the title 10 be retained mil
the payment In full OF the purchase ,.oEfT,
both principal and interest.
GUY r. c. ALLEN,
A. J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond and security haze
been given by the said commissioners 2 -
CURED by law and said decree
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Clerk o! the Circuit Cour. OF Ohio County.
mr96NvIF
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ABOUT people,

strnnEorAth the CNy hhu wheeling Eolks
Abroad.
The "Coon Hollow" company is at tho
Stamm.
S. Ankrom, Of St. Mary's. autographed
at the Bohlcr.
Fred Green, in advance OF "The
Country Cousin" is ct tho Bohlor.
Jacob koontz. the New Martinsville
mill man and contractor, is in the city.
G. Hamblc. OF Parkersburg. and A.
Bruhn, Of Charleston. arc guests at the
Windsor.
Assistant City Clork G. II. Watkins
went down to Mouudsvillo yesterday on
a business trip.
Miss Ida Carl, Of aliddletown, Pa, is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. II. Dannenberg,
OF the South Side.
Messrs. Charles Kaufman and Edward
Keller. OF Bridgeport, arc home from
Alabama, where they havo positions in
a rolling mill.
Joseph Hartman, ir., of Warrington;
W. MilliSan, OF Parkorsburg. aud J.
A. Hagcerty, Of Fairmont. figure on tho
otamm register.
Senator J. NJ. Hcnsley, OF Hartford
City. who represents Mason county in
the state senate, is in tho city, Il guest
at the Windsor.
James Hawkins, kiln hand Mt tho
Wheeling Pottery, left yesterday after
noon for Wol-Stanton, Stafiordshirc,
England. where he will reside hereafter.
Mr.. William Fienler has returned 10
tho city after having been in q hospital
at Detroit for six weeks with fever. He
has about recovered his health, and ia
warmly greeted by his friends.
Colonel J. W. st. Clair, OF Fayette
county. is here on business connected
with tho United States courts now in
session. William Sharpe. OF Charleston,
is also in the city. Both arc guests At
the Windsor.
Misses Hannah r. Delman and Mag
gle B. West, OF Wheeling, will leave this
morning for West Alexander, to DO pres
ent at the grand Gipsy tea party. which
is to be given there this afternoon by
young lady OF that place.
Mr.. Anton Baker, father of the
Baker Bros, the we'll known laundry
men, died on Monday morning at the
ripe age OF seventy.ninc, and will be
buried this forenoon, requiem mass be..
ing celebrated 4. St. Alphopsus church
A. 0 o'clock.
Mr.. James II. Porry. OF tho Island,
and Miss Elmira Eta Johnson, OF
Beaver Falls, Pa, will BIO quietly mar.
ried at noon to-day at Beaver, Pa, and
will DO at home after April 81 at 10
Zane street. They will have the best
wishes Of host Of friends.
n. Bandi, OF New Martinsville; Dr.W.
S. Wells. Of Sistersville; Miss Daisie
Wells, OF Long Reach; II. F. Willard, OF
Cameron; Miss Blanch Koon and E. b.
Koeu. OF Warrington; W. II. Martin, OF
Fairmont, and J. r Hisson. OF Sisters
willie, were among yesterdays arrivals at
tho Stamm.
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LOCAL pnevIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.


tho City.
THURSDAY will DO ply day for tho
board Of public works hands.
Cry CLERK DASNENDER1 10 busy sond.
Ing out tho blank applications for saloon
liconscl, which have to DO returned by
April0.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued mar.
riago liconso to Julius NIong. agod 90,
and Adelhoid Manchnor, aged 81. both
Of Mckocsport, Pa
TnE workhouso hands uro now busy
cleaning tho walls and ceiling OF tho
police court room. Thoy hayo done
good work In tho city Offices.
"A TEXAS SrRER." one OF Charles
1loyts funniest plays, will DO presented
at tho Opera House noxt Tuesday night,
and Of course II will draw n crowded
house. II has not been given horo bc-
foro.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record two deeds from tho Greenwood
comotcry association to Potter Bachmun
and Charles +. Bachman, respectively,
for sos zach, lots 40 aud Al In that com.
otery.
TnE county jail Is being thoroughly
whitowashed. Tho county commission.
ora have resolved to havo this done
every spring hereafter. Tho prisoner,
sentenced to hard labor arc doing tho
work and doing 1t vol.
Zoos, which have been away down in
price. unusually low for this timc OF tho
year. havo recovered somewhat. and aro
now selling ut Wholesale in tho
local markets at Is cents. Cattle, hogs,
and. In fact, the entire 1.-Two stock mar
ket 10 stiff at increased local quotations.
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Olschnrglng @ watory fluid, ind the burn
Ing and itching would drive her nearly
wild. Unless wo incasrd her little
handl shc would tear. patches OF skin
from her frco and bands. We tried
many doctors and many remedies and
at last gaTo tho case up MS hopeless.
But our daughter Cora tried Hoods
sarsaparilln, 10 euro scroiulous lump
near tic left brcast which caused her
much pain and after taking bottles 1t
disappeared. Blanche, who Ia now
eleven, had spent seven years Of suffer-
Ing, no concluded to give her Hoods
Sarsaparilln. She took bottles and her
face Is smooth aud soft CT baby'e, tho
color OF roso petal. llcr hands arc
soft and white, where four months
ago they were blue md rcd and
ccllouscd nearly like leather. can-
not express my gratitude by pcn or
mouth. 1t seelns n miracle and our
frieDdn nrc surprised" Mrs. ANNA
L. CLARK, i01 L. 9Th ST.. Duluth, Mimi.
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NEW YORK FINANCES.
Mayor Strong shows Tint JugEiory Ill
Iissn Prarticcd In tho Past.

Mayor Strong Shows rhat JugEiory Has
Iiecn Prartiocd IN tho Past.
New YoRK. April 2.-ATayor Strong
sent q message to tho board OF alder
mon to-day showing tho financial condi-
ton OF the city.
lilo said thorc was bic excess in tho
budget over tho previous years aud al.
legos that this was duo 10 Il systom OF
financial iugglery practiccd by previous
administrations.
This was evident particularly in tho
park department, no said, where n
million dollars wero expended undcr
tho guise Of helping mon who woro ou.
OF work.
Tho mayor said that ovory technical
sub.orfuge was adopted by tho previous
administration to dodge tho issuing OF
bonds in ordor to iorco this duty on tho
administration OF 1895,
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The sale OF seats will open at c. A..
Houses music store this morning for
Lillian Lewis's engagomen. at tho
Opera House. Friday evening in "Cleo.
patra." production which ia said to be
grand. When tho curtain COOS up on
the first act an exquisite picture is pro-
sented. In tho distance is seen tho
sphinx and the pyramids, in the forc.
ground Alexandria and tho obclisk.
The room is decorated for tho reception
OF tho queen. Wha. takes place is al
most rs important as that which is
spoken.
The entire play is introduced with
pictures depicting thostory. Cleopatra's
arrival in hor barge is ono OF the most
exquisite sccncs as vol rs ono Of tho
most perfect pieces OF mechanism over
seen.
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At the Opera House yesterday after.
noon 4 small audience, and last night a
better ono, cav this mololrama Of Mr..
G. 4. Callahan's nut on by good com
pany. The scenic effects arc unusually
good and truo 10 nature, tho story in
tercsting and vol worked out. Intor.
cat here naturally centred in tho acting
OF Mr.. w. G. Ingram. who,o homo Is In
Wheeling. Ills portrayal OF tho part Of
Ralph Markham was tho best thing in
tho performance, though Gus Mortimer,
Mr.. Lonorgnn. Miss Robin Merry, Misa
Arnot and Miss Bessie Taylor deserved
high praise. Misq Taylor phowcd
greatatrcngth In tho last act.
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cLEvELAND Avn wIIEELlNo.


- houtshk Va shu SUumtfCN
to nsnr n Canal Expert.
President Quarrior, Of tho Wheeling
chamber Of commerce, haa called apo.
clal moo.ing OF that body for tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, at which Mr.. G. A.
karwiosc, @. L., who la trying to inter.
Ost local people in tho project Of cana
connecting tho Ohio river ut Wheeling
and Lake Eric at Cleveland. win mako
M address on tho subject Mr.. Knr.
wicse 10 enthusiastic ON this scheme,
and at tho meeting no will explain In
detail tho advantages 10 DO derived by
Wheeling manufacturers through such
n waterway. Tho gentleman will also
speak OF tho proposed railroad connect.
Ing Wheeling with tho coke region OF
Connellsvillc, which would 10 an i'm.
portant feeder TO tho canal. 1t Ia antic-
ipatod that thoro will DO largo n.tond.
anco OF buslnesa pooplo aud others In.
torosted in tho projects.