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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-04

day on business.
Ollie Taylor, Of Malinta, was on
our streets with his feet footed pony
Sunday.
Abraham Shufelt and children NOV
ed back to their old farm Friday.
Shelby Struble has purchased a
new wagon.
D. n. Siders and II. L. Kinder were
in Napoleon Monday on business.
Mrs. Ella Miller. of Hamler, called
on friends of this place Sunday.
Professor W. E. Siders has left fol
parts unknown.
Andy Carroll has taken a boarder
for 91 years providing he stays.
John Ables, of Grelton, was on oul
streets Wednesday.
WONDERING JOE.
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FLATROCK TOWNSHIP.
FLATROCK TWP, June Is

FLATROCK TWP, June 1st.
John Davis had his team killed by
the Wabash r. R. last Wednesday
night.
Ed Rettig and wife spent Sunday
with his parents at Florida
Will Leonhart is repainting his
saloon.
Mrs. May Bradley, of Napoleon, is
here spending Il few days with her
parents.
Jim Donovan. Of Napoleon, was in
our town Saturday chatting with
friends.
Charley March has purchased d
fine buggy of s. A. Jones.
Mute Mann had his foot smashed
Friday by the team starting and pull
ing the wagon over it before he could
get away. 1t will probably lay him
up for some time.
The road supervisors are making
some fine road improvements, especi-
ally south of town.
The Aid Society are giving some
finei ice cream suppers every Saturday
night. ''"
\. Bordner spent Saturday at De
fiance.
Mary Travis, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is so she can
be around again.
David Osborn called on friends at
Jewell Saturday.
Quite q number of our young peO'
pie attended the ball game at Def.
ance Saturday and Sunday.
Joseph Lowry is improving his
residence by giving his wood house q
new coat of paint.
Ed. Fast and mother were seen or
our streets Sunday.
HAPPY News Boy.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-04
COUNTY CHAT
A Brief Summary of News
From Wide-awake Cor
respondents.
MAPLE GROVE.
MAPLE GROVE, June 1st.


The most terrific hail storm ever
experienced in Maple Grove, or per
haps anywhere in this county struck
the Grove Saturday afternoon. The
crops were much damaged and the
gardens were almost wiped out OF ex-
istence.
Mrs. Bert Zinn is on the sick list.
Chas. Older, of Grand Rapids, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. John Miller.
Mrs. Frank Culver visited her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Bowerman, the
latter part of last week.
Chas. Blackburn took trip to In
diana last week.
Bert Williamson, of the oil fields,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Geo. Smith.
Will Blackburn had his milk wagon
break down Friday morning spiliing
about 50 lbs of milk.
John Boulis says that he can raise
more COru per etCIG IlI'bll oiAy iAi'"
around here because he has so many
crooked rows that the blackbirds car
not follow them.
John Boulis has been trying tt
train horse for Adam Friend fol
the past weeks but gave it up as
bad job.
Nellie Foote has returned hom
from her visit with her grandmother
Mrs. VIM. Moore.
Arthur Bowerman lost a horse las
week.
$. Miller east of here put char2
of dynamite in well to loosen dri
then he went down after the drill
The gases in the we'll made him III
consious for 90 hours but he is bette
at this writing.
A number of the people in thl
vicinity attended decoration service
at Mcclure Saturday.
The people who have been taEin
corn from cribs had better max
themselves scarce hereafter.
OLD HICKORY.
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TEXAS.
TEXAS, O., June

TEXAS, O., June end.
The concert given last Sunday even
ing under the management of Miss
Lillian Snowman and G. A. johnson
was decided success. Many beauti-
full and appropriate songs were rem
dered by the quartette, consisting
of Miss Lillian Snowman, Sop. G. A.
johnson, Ten; Fannie Snowman, AL
to; F. G. Benskin, Bass. The little
folks did themselves and also their
instructor, Miss Lillian Snowman,
much credit in rendering the flag
drill and the making of the American
flag. The entire evenings exercises
were highly appreciated by all pres
ent. We hope in the near future to
be favored with another entertain
ment equally as good by them.
By ONE PRESENT.
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RucIxlen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale
by D. j. Humphrey. ly1
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VyoTa"'s VyooTpEa

Is never done, and it is especially wearing
and wearisome 20 those whose blood is
impure and unit properly to tone, sus-
tain, and renew the wasting OF nerve,
muscle and tissue. 1t is more because OF
this condition OF the blood that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because of the work itself. Every
physician says so, and that the only rem
edy is in building up by taking a good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer
like Hoods Sarsaparilla. For the troubles
Peculiar to Women at change of season,
climate or life, or resulting from hard
work, nervousness, and impure blood,
thousands have found relief ana cure in
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ARCHBOLD. A

ARCHBOLD, June 1st.
We had q violent storm here Satur-
day which threatened to tear some
buildings to pieces.
Our streets are now in fine condition
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Mills.

There being no further business
the council adjourned to meet next
Monday evening to devise ways and
means to construct a trunk line
sewer along the canal to take in Per
ry street sewer and sewer "A T..
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WEST LIBERTY, O., May 27. - Mrs.
Benton, the woman who was tarred and
feathered and ducked in the creek, was
not to be subdued so easily. After her
harsh treatment she managed to crawl
out of the creek and go home. She was
unable to tell who the persons were who
gave her such attention, but says they
were men and women both. No efforts
have been made to apprehend the guilty
parties. Mrs. Benton was out early and
paraded the streets, profusely decorated
with flowers and wearing large bunch
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Council Meeting.

Council met in regular meeting on
Monday evening. with all members
present except Woke, Mayor Meeki-
son in the chair.
The minutes of previous meetings
were read and approved as read.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid:
w II Rayrorb arapriDrr plpp-
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-04

Mothers will find Chamberlain
Cough Remedy especially valua bic
for Group and whooping cough. II
will give prompt relief and is safe ano
pleasant. We have sold it for sever
al years and it has never failed tt
give the most perfect satisfaction
&. W. Richards, Duquesne, Pa. Solo
by D. J. Humphrey, Napoleon
q I'm
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DEsHLER. Nav 28tt

DESHLER, May 2Sth.
Commencement exercises Of the
class Of '06 occurred at the Presby-
terian church last Monday evening.
The class, Misses Simms, Downham,
and Elder, reflect credit upon the
high school instructors. Music, tufn-
ished by the Emerson male quartette
of Findlay, was of the highest order
Guy Nj. Smith and Leo Jacobs OF
Toledo, were in Desh!er on Monday
and were present at the alumni ban
quet.
Mrs. DR.. Norris returned Monday
evening from IL visit with her parents
in Delta.
Jacob Lehman and wife and their
little daughter Hattie, OF Custer,
visited their parents, F. II. French
and wife, Sunday.
Prof. Hill, of Holland, o., and Geo:
| Hill, of Milton Center, are guests Oh
their brother, Commissioner Hill.
Frank Deerwester, of McCOmb, o.,
is in our town getting the names Of
all deceased soldiers who have no
slab to mark their last resting place.
Isaac d. Butler and wife Of Morrow
county. were summoned here to at
TEND the funeral of their daughter,
Mrs. Rayle, who was inferred iii the
Belmore cemetery on Saturday.
The many friends Of W, Cotting-
ham and family regret their depar.
ture for their new home in Leipslc.
The X. of P's of this place had q
basket picnic two miles east OF Desh
ler in the Buchanan grove. There
was several speakers present, non; ~
D. Donovan our mayor, &. n. war
den, S. n. Parsons and Rev. foltz
Our Sunday schools were well repre-
sented.
A Mr.. Teagarden, a charter mem
Der of the X. P. order at this place
was killed at Findlay on thursday
by Findlay train. His foot got las
between the guard and main rail-
the train was backing and before l
could be stopped passed over th'
body OF Mr.. Teagarden. He Ilvet
about twenty minutes after the accl
dent. There was about one hundred
of the X. of P. order went over II
Findlay Sunday to attend the tunera
of their deceased brother: the servl
ces were conducted by Rev. Jamlsoi
in the NJ. E. church. The church
and it is large one, could not hol'
one half of those present.
Prof H. A. Jones, of Toledo, wa
here Monday evening attending tn
commencement exercises.
Mrs. Hiram Cole returned las
Saturday from visit with friends il
Sanduslly county.
J.P. Barton of Leipsic, was i
town one day last week the guest c
his sister, Miss Nellie Barton. GABF
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DESHLER.
DEsHLER, June 1st.

DEsHLER, June 1st.
Nell Barton spent Sunday at home.
G. f. Garwood is on the sick list.
Mrs. w. S. Gehrett is very ill at
present.
Fanny Downham was a guest at
Garwood's Sunday.
L. D. Hill is visiting his sister, Miss
Libbie at present.
C. J. Smith of Columbus Grove
spent Friday with his niece, Fanny
DOwnham.
The picnic Friday was well attend
tended and enjoyed by all.
Essa Hill of Hamler spent Sunday
at home.
VIM. McKisson of Perrysville who
has been visiting his cousin, Mrs. u
E. Garwood, will spend the week al
West Hope.
Fanny Downham will commence
select school week on Monday II
the public school building.
Jesse Hager and Allen Ferguson o
HoytsvilIe were in town Thursday.
SUITE NESS.
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| | Iood!S
SaYsapariI3a

The One True Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by {. |. Hood s. Co.. Lowell, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

The Epworth League will hold It's regu.
lar monthly devotional meeting this even.
Ing. The service will be IN charge OF the
spiritual department md led by James
Manhood. The election OF new officers oe.
ours at the first meeting In December
The miners ut the Mouudsville Coal Com.
pany's WORKS are SIN at work ut the old
rate OF mining, 81 cents per ton. Il Is re.
ported that at the Glendale coal works
The reduction to IS cents has gone Into
effect.
A. B. Daily. 1r.. superintendent OF the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company. OF Pitts
burgh. was here yesterday inspecting tho
work being done In the laying OF tho
mains.
So far ms reported there nrc two cardi.
dates from this county FOR tho clcrkshlp
ut the penitC:ltlRry. John L. Laughlln, O!
this city. and Frank Leg6c. OF McMcchen,
Rev. Mcssrs. A. Moore and William An.
ccrsoD. OF Wheeling, were in the city yes.
terdly calling on Rev. S. J. Cotton.
Miss Clara Stewart Is able 10 30 about
after having suffered several days with a
sprained ankle joint.
Mrs, G. C. Gordon has gone to Baltimore
TO receive treatment upon her eyes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19
RYAN EXPLAINS
Ills Failure to Obtain Control OF the Sea.
board Air Line,


NEW YORK. Nov. lS.-Thnmas II.
Ryan made a statement to-day In refer
ence to his failure TO secure the con,roll-
Jig Interest In the Seaboard Air Line,
lie says that with the obJect OF securing
the control OF the Seaboari and Roanoke
railroad he obtained through Gen. John
Gil. president OF the Mercantile Trust
and Deposit Co. OF DaiiImonc, options
on about 800 shares OF the stock.
Negotiations were continued and, ac-
cord!nE Ia Mr.. RyNn. an agreement
reached. Mr., Ryan declares that October
l. he was refused the privilege OF exam
ins the books, and that on Saturday last
MesrS. Mclean. Robinson and Watts
declared themselves not ready to deliver
the stock which he had purchased Since
then they have declared themselves un-
able topcrtorm their par; OF the con-
tract.
With regard TO the statement that he
been acting In the interest OF the South
ern Railroad Company in this deal and
would not operate the road independent
~, Mr.. Ryan says:
have never In this transaction either
directly or indirectly, represented the
Southern Railroad Company, or any
body Interested In that company. own
now more OF the stock OF the Seaboart,
company than all the directors and off,
GERS OF the company put together. and I
expect 10 have something TO say regard
Ing It's future"
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Women get plenty OF sympathy a!ter they
arc dead. Tom Hood made very pathetic
picture il his Bridge of Signs" but the
Probabilities are that the woman needed
sympathy great deal moro before she died
than she did afterwards. Thousands Of wo.
men arc enduring much worse things than
death. The most distressing thing about il
oil is that it is needless.
Uterine troubles arc considered wcll.niyh
ircunble. Women seem 10 think tlla, thew
must go on bearing these things forever. To
be sure, sonle Of them make an effort 10 get
well by going 10 their physicians, but thou
sands arc deferred from this, both because
they have seen that It was not likely to do
much good. and because they knew that the
first thing the physician would irsis, upon
would be the examinations and local treat
Incrt so justly abhorcut TO every modest
wouian. These things are generally rs IN.
necessary rs they arc distastcful Every
WOMAN can be made strong and healthy BY
the use OF Dr.. Picrcc's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. II is most marvellous medicine for
NIL forms Of female weakness and disease.
II is wonderful purifier and cleanser, It
acts directly on one set Of organs, and on no
other, but in doing this, il frequently cutcs
troubles that were seemingly OF an entirely
different character and origin, a disorder
OF the distinctly feminine organs is likely to
Cause all sorts Of symptoms, and careless
doctors frequently doctor women for neural.
Ria, OF dyspepsia, or insomnia, when the real
trouble is in the organs distinctly feminine.
DR.. Picrcc's Fayorite Prescription will make
any woman we'll. Sometimes when disease
has run on so long that the entire system is
dcbilitated. II is necessary to Use in connec.
ton with the Prescription" DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. general tonic,
blood.putihcr, and blood. Takcr, without MI
equal in the world. There is no case so
severe that these two great medicines will
not cure Il. Thousands Of women have
frequently testified 20 this fact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

DARDsToWN, KY. Nov. iS.-Tho
second day OF the National Fox Hunt
ers Associations meet waa productive
OF some good hunting. which was en-
Joyed by large field OF hunters aud
spectators After returning 10 Dards-
town the Judges rendered tho board OF
directors their decisions, which were:
First prize, Prouty; second, Mr.. Wal
kcr'S Rock: third prize, Sir. Trigr's
l.onEtcllow. Very highly commended:
Mr.. HnGnna Flash: Mr.. Walkers Mol
and ltcecc. At u meeting OF the iircc-
tors h'II THIS evening the same five
Judges wcrU selected TO fudge tho
hounds OF all ages. OF which about ffty
have been entered. The running or
or these hounds will. Il Is expected oc-
cupy the remainder OF the week, New
arrivals continued to come In during
the day The competition between tho
9lder hounds IL expected TO DO very
keen
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts or Local News and Gossip About
the Gihss City.

The steel work will resume operation
tomorrow, and for some reason there
is feeling that the plant will run more
now than It has for Il year past, but
whether there Is any real foundation FOR
this IS not authOritntivsly known. A num-
Der OF the workmen. however, have been
given SO little work that they are looking
out for other places, aud unless there is
some change some OF them Will leave,
| They may meet the same conditions else
where, but they are anxious 10 work now.
The kodak !s growing In use here. Quite
q number now have them. Among them
| are J. J. Mccormick, \. J. Norton. T. c.
Nicholson, VIII Bradley, Charles Bowman.
DR.. Mcdonald, W. c. BCTgGnLthal and
Miss Hester CummlEs,
Dr. ". II. Rider. pastor OF tho Euclid
Avenue ". +. church. Cleveland. and DR..
c. b. Heuthorne. OF New Philadelphia, o.,
brother and brothcr-In-law OF L. II. Rider,
were here yesterday.
There will be Christian Endcnvor con-
yrntlon Mt st, Clairsville tomorrow and
Friday. DR.. .. W. Long and John Crafty
are delegates from the First church So
ciety here.
Edward Mnnqcll. who has been III for
sUhY: time past with tho brain fever,
grows gradually weaker and his recovery
Is doubtful,
Mrs. Simon ToOIn has gone TO Wells
VILE to nurse her son. who IS quite Ill
at his home In that city.
The ". C. T. U. will meet this after
noon at the home OF Mrs Louis Lawrence,
on Thlrty-HCcond street.
Miss Corrcna Myers returned yesterday
TO her home In Columbus after visiting
her father in this city.
Mrs. Alex. OEIe has returned from
GAINESVILLE, where she was called by the
illness o! her sister.
Everett Godfrey hnS returned to the CITY
n Ter n duNg F.l
at MinRo Junction
Miss Mary baldwin has returned 10
Tloy!syIile inter Il pleasant visit with rcIa-
tivcs in this city.
J. T. Rowlcs has returned from Barnes.
Vile. where he spent Il Few days with
relatives.
Mrs. p. Malone has gone to Cleveland
to have an operation performed for u
| cancer.
Tho Progress Club will gIvc another
S si4St, I" AF"07y hall next Wednesday
Thomas DccEan. Of McMcchcn. W. Va.
was calling on friends In tho city ycstcr-
day.
W. r. Morgan and wife arc home from
visit with relatives In Benlgvillc.
Mrs. c. G. Marsh, OF SlstcrsvIlc. IS tho
guest or hcr mother. OH Rose I'M.
Mrs. i. t.. Pafrcnbuch returned ycstcr-
day from the Wheeling hospital.
Mrs. c. Currnn Is confined 10 her homo,
In the Second ward, quite III.
The Merry Makers" will he ut tho
| ElySian theatre this evening.
james O'Mallcy liz In StcuhcnyIllc, tho
guest uf friends and relatives.
Mira. Hugh McAianus. OF Findlay, Is tho
guest OF Ir!ncds In the city.
William SchrRmm was in Wclsburg yes.
| to-day on business.
Miss Eta Morrow has gone to Bethesda
| to VIsit relatives.
Tomorrow Is pay day on tho Baltimore
| & Ohio.
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ku GnmbsTt's Suif-

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 1s-Thc
damage suit OF Addison c. Gumbcrt, the
EsIl known base ball pitcher OF this
city. against the Chicago League base
ball club. including y. C.-Anson and
James A. Hart, Will be disposed OF in
he United States circuit court with
out jury. During to-day's session
c. TIE court the counsel FOR both sides
ss;!aed Judge Acheson shat they had
agreed 10 waive Il jury trial and de-
s'ai the action TO be tried before Judge
A,5esUE without that Formally. The
A':e- consented, and he will likely call
- case later In the week, when tc5-
c-.ony will be submitted and arsu-
==a;s heard. The action, which has
Esa;e1 more than ordinary Interest IN
% base ball and sporting world, was
.ast!iutsd 10 recover $1,000 damages
7a.ca Gumbert claims on account OF
e. alleged breach OF cQHt-act,
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A NEW INTERSTATE.

s.,r,al Dispatch to tho Intclilsrnccr.
TOLEDO. Nov. lS,-SOw that II app
Years to 30 settled that Toledo viii not
:, In the Western League, efforts ore
rs,as made to organize the. Interstate
,,ru. over again, or perhaps an on.
t-p,y different league, and prepare for
the season OF 1897.
rSe scheme now Is to rcorganlzc thO
,-tfg.si;c League with cIrcult made
.e5, ,c..ms In the following PLACES: To-
~. saS.uaw. Bay Clsyss Wheeling,
,.F;s,0wn. Dayton, Fort:Wayne and
.0.tr, This would maksssa stronger
ne than last season. One thing Is
..r.l.r, the organization will be ma
daily changed. There will be gouS
r.r, managers and there Will be a rev
r7r.,,en, OK the league. Power was not
g.!sh,tcry By any means, He prob
.N,y had no time to give to the organI-
rlt.-a; at least he gave It but little at
,sauan. yet history falls to rccord thlt
- objected 60 receiving hls Salury.
Tho matter OF fines Is one that Will
rt,,.ye attention. There were about 10
Of IS umplres used up in last seasons
IH.sr.s,lIe experience. Il did m UNI
hire no good 10 undertake TO enforce dis
nal,ae. the players som learned that II
srr had 10 weight, Us Il Is 4 matter OF
history chat none OF the fines we've c0l-
i4r.fl Empires soon became dtsgustcd
With the manner In which they were
treated and resigned: new. RsplrautS
were tried. and some OF them managed
% las: i week, While others stuck 10
Their Nhs not over Il couple OF days. In
several Instances rowdy players attack
q ump.Frs on the grounds, and In two
eases these officials were deliberately
run OF the grounds; and In one case.
tat o. Umpire McNierney, that Official
wls compelled 20 run for his life and
ca. urCH the police OF the city IN which
.ss trouble occurred for protection.
Ye, history does not record single In
stance 0. fHc3 being collected for these
iaeEses. Minor fines were simply
laughed At, while big ones were treated
Is standing Joke for day or two.
Another thing lnser-6tats League OIL
c.l,s are anxious 10 know. They paid
:5r protection under the national agree
Gsa:, bur your correspondent has fall
Z! 20 SEl one Of the managers or own
~ * an Interstate League team who
s4-E' any tilluS W SHOW lOT II, anu II IL
& Cpaspsculus fact that Nick Young's
bli,e:sas have never given reference TO
tay ;rans1 ctioas, reservations or ex-
TulSioHs. although there were several
o. the latter. II thus becomes 4 serious
question whether reservations amour:
= anything.
TIE new organization will be iron
clad, and there will DO no managers
admitted who cannot show evidences Of
t=.2g able 20 carry team through
the season
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. IS
bacon" Els, VINO has had bail club
= ;ae Western League ever since tina:
laEse started. has disposed OF his four
ie--s' franchise AMI all OF the players
Ga Ms reserve list 20 Ro5er: II. Lead!cy,
:2rE"r!y manager Of the r14rot Inter
"a. 1"L League club. and Cleveland
Sat'nal League club. LeaIiey has as
~ tted with him In the purchase Rob
=; !. Gleaaivin. (a.7 Old Wheeling play
~. manager OK the Portland team Of
y" lacHlu Coast League last year. All
PARTIES refuse 90 STATE the price. The
=" managers have leased Recreation
.a7h r.? week day games. and AlEer
PAX >'r SUNDAY games. Both men Will
S'7 I1eIT attention 10 the club. and say
my VIII have a team that will finish
t..I " better next season. The sale
coated S7ea: surprise IN base ball.
-.sc,uz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-19

The contractors OF tho electric railway
have completed tho laying OF the tracks
through the streets OF tho city. The cars
are not running as yet on account OF thu
delay In the arrival or the papers grant
Ing the righ; OF way from the baltimore
& Ohio railroad company TO cross their
switches IT the electric light plant. at the
time after the reception OF the papers
tho crossings can be put in, as they are
already on the ground. Col. Ben Wilson
arrived in the city from ClarksburG last
evening 10 look after business pertaining
10 the raIlWay,