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SEA WATER OF MANY COLORS.

On a bright, sunny day visitors are
often puzzled at the numerous colors
visible on the surface of the sea. There
will, perhaps, be some four or five
streaks of green blue, yellow, black and
so forth, making the water appear as
though it were painted in color-stripes
Of mathematical precision.
To the initiated these several stripes
have their meaning. They are nearly
all produced by the character of the
ocean bed, and as a rule are only seen
in close proximity to land.
If you see a deep blue or green patch,
you may label it deep water, the blue
usually being deeper than the green.
A yellowish tint signifies a sandy ootA
tom, and, if it is very pronounced, in
dicates a shoal or sandbank
Black indicates rocks, although sea-
weed or cloud shadows will sometimes
produce a similar effect.
On the east coast it is no uncommon
thing to see patch of bright red where
the sun has reflected the color of The
deep brown sand on the surface.
Where the bottom is muddy, as on the
Essex coast, streak of bright silver
gray is often seen.
Many people who cannot claim in
timacy with the sea imagine these
colors are in the sea water itself
whereas it's intrinsic tint is blush-gr
Answers
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SHILLELAH MANUFACTURE +
a IRELAND

The shillelah industry, or the making
of blaekthorn sticks, is becoming quite
prosperous in Ireland. Happily, the
shillelahs are not now intended-as in
the days of Donnybrook fair-for
cracking skulls, as may be imagined
when we mention that the Duke of
York returned from Ireland with one
hundred Of them to present to his
friends. One of the most Industrious
makers of these sticks is an old Cri-
mean soldier who lives in a village in
Connemara. Hearing that the queen
suffered from rheumatism, he sent her
Majesty an exceedingly fine blackthorn
crutched stick, with letter guarantee
ing it to be one of the finest in ireland.
He has now hanging in his little shop a
framed letter of thanks and a portrait
of the queen, which were sent him by
order of her Majesty.-Westmi
Gazette.
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MALLENsNEELY1spes.

"A NEW BOOK OR TWO.
Here are some of the books
you are hearing talked about.
CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS, s1.1o
Kipling.
HUGH WYNNE, $50
FLINT, Csc
THE DRoNEs MUST DIE. $3.50
Max Nordau.
MANY cARGoEs, 79c
Jacobs. :"
PRISONERS OF THE SEA, CSC.
... ,.-.. Kingsley,
NEAR A WHOLE CITY FULL, csc
E. w. Townsend.
ST. IVES, sr19
r. l.. Stevenson.
THIS COUNTRY OF OURS, $1.1o
Ex-President Harrison.
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PARIS EXPOSITION. 1900.

Prof. A. Baur, director of the school
of languages at 149 York street, offers
reduction for pupils applying before
November 10. Conversation in French
and German a speciality. THE Lam
GUAGES OF EVERY DAY LIFE. TIL
toring and college preparatory course
in French by Madame Portere Baur.
English, rhetoric essays and COMPOST
tion writing; good style assured; also
English history and literature by an M.
"A. of Columbia university. Tutoring in
mathematics, mechanics, physics, Latin
and Greek. Long experience.
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Iffhe BABY ia Cutting Teeth.

BE sure and use that old and well tried rem
edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
oil MWF&w 1y
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Local Weather Report.
FOR OCTOBER *, 1891.

Mean temperature. 81.
Max. temperature. 66.
Min. temperature. AZ.
Precipitation, incneg.
Max. velocity of wind. 2O-NE.
Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn
perature since January |. ISL degree or an
average daily excess of g degrees.
Total excess in precipitation since Janu-
AIRY l, 652 inches.
u. G. MYERS, Observer.
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BLACK SILK SATIN FIGURED, 8,
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS, 7oc
A DRESS AFFAIR!

Are you looking for a rzeh,
scarce, exclusive pattern !?
Here's the place for it. But
must ask you to come and
see. The stuffs are altogeth-
er two pretty for "printer's
ink description - tens upon
upon tens pieces of 'em.
Here hints of how cheaply
you. can buy medium dress
stufs.
LADIES CLOTHS, SOC.
"a inches WIDEN full assortment
of co1ors. Later buying would have
obliged 75c.
NOVELTY SUITINGS, SOC.
One hundred pices of half dollar cloths
ANOTHER NOVELTY, soc.
a. inches wide-style and cloth of the
genuine 75c quality.
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We will give with one pound of tea
or baking powder or two pounds of
coffee a rug 21x36 inches on Saturday,
October 80, only.
CENTENNIAL AM. TEA CO.,
OPS, 80 1853 State street,
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HOWE & STETSON'S.

We Pick
Bargains Again
To Tell a Story
To-Day.
There is a notion abroad
that bargains belittle a bus
mess. Real bargains are
truly dignified. But they
must be real and their
story must be truth. To
be sure, we have no patent
upon words bargain truth
must be stated in English,
and the language is also
free to the advertiser Of
shams. Ethereal bargains
are oft pleasantly attractive
in print, but Disappointing
when sought for.
We aim to make the
famous bargains Of this
store worthy the seeking.
Two Great Sales
OF Small Wares and China
Ware,
Of Handkerchief for Men and
Women.
THE 'KERCHIEF has been
SELLING grand this
week. Hundreds of bargain
wise women have already laid
in an ample supply. The
counter is crowded at this
writing.
FOR WOrlEN-
At II cents each-Hemstitched
handkerchiefs that are every
thread pure linen.
Hens, Is, a, II and Lin. widths,
worth II cents.
At d cents each-All linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs that are
fairly worth 20 cents.
Hens, Is, Il, Il and rim. widths.
At 2 for 25-About fifty different
styles of Scalloped Edge En-
broidered, also hemstitched
handkerchiefs. Worth IS cents
any day.
THOSE cannot be
$500 SILK SKIRTS secured
fast enough. Buyer managed
to get a few more in New
York yesterday. T h eyre
here to-day.
Black and Changeable Taffeta
Silk, with umbrella rufle, cord
ed. Only $500. The $3.50
Skirt also sells just as rapidly.
THE SALE Has aire ady
OF NOTIONS exceeded our
most sanguine expectations.
It's in full blast now. You
positively cannot afford to
miss attendance.
Queen Dress Stays, regular priceper
dozen, I2c., &c.
a or Hook Corset Steels, &c.
Unique Hooks and Eyes, gross, lie.
French Super Whalebone (best
12c. ca, $l.38 doz.
Hair Pins IL papers for, &C.
Full Count Paper Pins, doz.. ZOc.s
All Silk Tatfeta Ribbon, 10 yd. pieces,
all colors, full measure, &c. ca o5c.d0z.
let Trimming Buttons, 10 styles,
elegant goods, 2 doz. for &C.
Silk Frill Elastic Hose Supporters. nc.
Excellent Bone Casing, IL yard rolls, sc.
Prussia Binding, yard pieces, SC.
Basting Cotton warranted 500 yards,
4 &c. spool, SOC doz.
Ladies' Hose Supporters, 7c. pair.
Misses &C.
Childrens' Hose Supporters, sc.
&C. Box Assorted Black Pins, Zc.
Sateen 90 inch Tape Measures, sc.
Scissors, all sizes. warranted, I7c.
Kid Curriers', all sizes, BUNCH &C.
Tooth Brushes, assorted styles, 25c.
value, 1876.
u
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The Journal and Courier will be sent
10 any address by mall at the same
terms as It is delivered in the city. Is
cents a week; 30 cents a month.
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! FROM THE NOTION
STORE.

Here's ordinary notlon-sell-
ing whose little little brzfes
beat extraordinary attempts
elsewhere out-of-sight.
Read EN- down and see
ON THE SPECIAL NOTION LIST.
Hemingway Sewing Silk, blk. only, 2hc
Richardson's " 2Hc
Good Sewing Silk, IHc
Cord Edge Worsted Skirt Facing.
blk. and colors, per yd.. 2Hc
Bias Velveteen Facing, colors only, yd &c
All-silk Taffeta Binding, coils and
black, &c
Standard Darning Cotton, colors
and blk, per doz., sc
"a Yd Roll White Tape. &c
Victor Dress Stays, doz., &c
Hornbone doz, &c
Superior Stay Binding, piece. &c
IL Papers Hair Pins. &c
Mourning Pins, box, &c
Good Pins, paper, &c
aluminium Thinbles, &c
Tubular Bone Casing, pc, &c
Favorite Betting. blk, white,
grey-piece, g
I5c quality Stockinett Shields. pair s.
xFXYyN/KIrrINuE.
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MALLEY*NEELYlaNp(o'
Three
Correct
Walking
Coats.

All of 'em made by tip-top
makers, cunningly tailored,
properly cut, perfectly fitting.
Let 'em stand as selected
samples of merit for scores Of
other styles equally as good
NO. 7. ROUGH CLOTH COATS,
$4.98.
Rough Cloth Jacket, storm collar
shield front.
NO 2. BLACK BOUCLE JACKETS
$S.75.
All handsomely silk lined Jackets
storm collar, shield front.
NO. 8. CATERPILLAR CLOTH"
JACKETS, $G2.75.
All-lined with shaded Taffeta, storm
collar high neck.
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The 4uurua1 aud Convict

THREE MONTHS, Sl.50; ONE MONTH, 6o
CENTS; ONE WEEK, 10 GENTS; SINGLE
COPIES, 8 CENTS.
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FANCY SILKS, soc

FANCY SILKS, soc.
Very rich grade of very many choice
novelty-color -combinings.
NEW FIGURED SILKS, 6oc
In dainty two toned effects, as hand
some thing for waist as you can find
BLACK SILK SATIN FIGURED, soc
Groundwork a heavy, rich quality
gros grain worked of with choice new
satin figures. For the quality should
be Is.
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS, 7oc,
"a inches wide. Every bit all-silk
particularly handsome flush and rich
grade--aollar style.
NEW EVENING SILKS, 6sc,
In rich, beautiful soft-toned brocades
of nile, pink, blue, lavender, pearl,
white.
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TWO WRITING PAPER
CHANCES.

In the interests of the
many-q0e set them for Thurs
day.
NO. 1 BARGAIN.
200 boxes of velvet finish octave paper
Going to change the cover of the box and
so regular 25c (quire paper and envel-
opes.)
7hnrsday, I5c boz.
NO. BARGAIN.
900 boxes of Marcus Wards choice
linen and plate finish paper--regular a5c
(quire paper and envelopes.)
Thursday, 19c bot.
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HOWE & STETSON'S.
Pearl Buttons.

| HOWE & STETSON'S.
Pearl Buttons.
Lot 1. I6,rS,ao-22 line perfect buttons
&c card.
Lot 2. 10 patterns, consisting of oval,
half oval and fancies. We sell
them at Ioc. and 25c. doz,, 2 doz. sc,
Soaps.
Cocoa Oil * cakes for Csc.
Turkish Bath, large size, cakes for SSoc'
Fountain Syringes, 3 qtp, 5 &c
Goodyear Rubber. "Gcld Seal "
! Water Bag : and 8 ats. None
| better made Qess than wholesale
cost o9c.
China Ware Specials.
! Brush and Comb Trays, aye.
Elegant Cups and Saucers, lIc'
Toilet Water Bottles (paiD opc.
Match Holders, &C
China Clocks, |9c'
Fancy Goods.
Imitation Cut Glass Atomizers, gold
top, netted bulb. Made to sell
at 7oc., sale price. 59c
Candle sticks (old style) with candle, l7c.
Bohemian Glass ses(beautiful goods)Zl
Sterling Thimbles, &c.
Imitation Wedgewood Vases, @5c.
in THE Even warmish
COAT ROOM. weather h a S
little effect upon the daily bus
mess here. There's a con-
slant incoming and outgoing
of nobby garments THAT be-
tokens a successful season.
We've been more than ordi-
narily careful in this seasons
purchasing - public appreci-
alton of this has already been
shown.
At 500
A new Rough Black Boucle
Coat, all lined with plaid Aus
trian Silk.
At $3.50
Another newcomer Black
Coat Of Persian Curl-all trim
med with changeable taffeta
silk.
At $3.50
A new and novel Black Kersey
Coat in ~ and 24-in. lengths
with jaunty back and 'front.'
silk lined throughout.
Dressing Saques-7oc. CSC. $1.4o,
$1.6o, S1.o8.
Dressing Robes S3.oS, $5.75.
SEVERAL GOOD BARGAINS.
Great Cleaning up Sale
Tapestry Covers
Handsome styles and colorings,
all Ga size.
I Lot reduced from $500 to $l.35c.
Lot SIS Csc.
Lot !" sr.s5 6oc.
Blankets
Case of 11-4 White Wool
Blankets actually worth $2.75,
marked down for this day only
to $500.
Dress Goods
Case of A Percales in hand
some styles and colorings, US
ually sold for 1oc., I2Hc.,
marked for this sale to 6Hc.
Cottons-
Another case Of the yard wide
Fruit of the Loom Cotton at
6Ac.
FIannels-
Cases of the best quality and
most excellent styles of Outing
Flannels that we have shown
this season. Marked down
from Ioc. to
6Ac. for Thursday only
Howe s. StetSOn,
Chapel ST., between Orange and State.
STORAGE.
E,xr,+,Xo DID,, D,o4~ae
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WEATHE Err RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. d. O.. Oct. ~. 1897, p. m.
Forecast for Thursday
For New England: Fair; easterly winds,
shifting to southerly; slightly warmer.
For Eastern New York: Fair; warmer in
the interior; east to south winds.
Local Weather Report.
FOR OCTOBER q, 1891.
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OUR WAYS IN Innings

More health than profit in
the trimming-business for the
merchant who sells Innings
like this o.
The Best Kid Finish Ca,nbrics. sc.
In any quantity. J.
lie inch American Hair Cloth. ISc
I1s {" I" d, 25c
A sc inch Black Percaline, exc
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Brief NJ DENTON.

Brief Nj entlon.
j High water to-day, II o'clock noon.
Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Co.
. Houses, lots-E. M. Clark AZ Church
200 acre farm-$3, 900. R. E. Baldwin.
There will be no meeting Of the Hos
pital Aid society this week.
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STATE LINEN

Sc LING.
Connecticut has linen stores
a-plenty, but yet not such a
plenty for the shrea0d house
keeper. Have. many linen
visitors here from miles away:
|s4 in. Cream Table Linen, a2c
lso /" " 81 &c
I66 45c
100 ALL-WHITE LUNCH SETS.
Handsome knotted Fringe with doz.
1Doyles to match ~ and 3 yds. long,
81. SO the Sett-actual value, S.. 50.
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Have 1t Sent to You.

Wednesday,, October ~, 1897.
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CATHOLIC BOOK

DYE KNOW HOW FAR
Five dollars can be made
to go in the buying of a real
Pretty, dressy Trimmed Hat?
Let us make it clear to you
for all time that the richest
and most exclusive styles of
Trimmed Millinery
Are aka0ays sold here at de-
bartment-store prizes, not
millinery Store Prizes.
want a hat to match your
coat ?-just a minute please !!
--7ohzle yen auaat.
FLOWERS MOST SOUGHT.
Velvet Roses, Chrysanthemums, Vel
vets, All the proper c0lors.
OSTRICH TIPS
And Ostrich Plumes, the best show we
ever had.
FANCY FEATHER SHOW
All the proper sorts for trimming the
Round Felts and Turbans.
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Lot 1. I6ISao-a2 line perfect buttons, =.
&c. card.
Lot 2. 10 patterns, consisting of oval,
half oval and fancies We sell
them at Ioc. and 2sc. doz,, 2 doz. lSc,
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WHAT SHE SAID. y

"Back again you see =
tired to deathI Slapped all
around, but can't beat yOuo,
silks :"
Sorry for your trouble
madame-can't help feeling
complimented though.
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Soaps.

Cocoa Oil, IS cakes for
Turkish Bath, large size, 7 cakes for :.
Fountain Syringes, 3 qt.,
Bulb
Goodyear Rubber. "Gcld Seal
Water Bag, and 5 ats. None
better made Qess than wholesale
cost
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SOME RIBBON AFFAIRS


The Ribbon Mills are al
ways glad to provide such
big ribbon-dealing as these
with special opportunities tor
Its customers.
AS for instance
AT &c THE YD.
~ inch All-silll MORE Taffeta Rib
lions. All the desirable Colors.
AT Sc THE YD.
One inch Roman Stripe Ribbon
easily worth r5c. Thursday for Sc.
AT CSC THE YD.
45c quality of 4 inch Poplin Ribbon
1.-THE novelty of the season, in all new
shades. Thursday, 25c yd.
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Very rich grade of very many choice
novelty-color -combinings.
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China Ware Specials.

Brush and Comb Trays, ~
Elegant Cups and Saucers, ~
Toilet Water Bottles pair o1
Match Holders, @
China Clocks, ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-04
RAILROAD NOTES.

c. E. Bryan, superintendent of main
tainance Of way for the Ohio River
road, was in the city yesterday.
II. l.. MCGUIRE, q Baltimore and
Ohio engineer, is of duty taking a
vacation
J. Malone, road supervisor Of the B..
60, was in the city yesterday.
The Moundsville and Bsnwood street
car line had another trolley Darty
Thursday evening. About forty people
comprised the list and all were from
Wheeling.
Division Passenger Agent E. D.
Smith. of the B. 60, was in the city
yesterday,
Passenger Conductor r. c. Hoblitzel.
OF the Ohio River road is of duty On
account Of sickness.
General Manager Burt, Of the Ohio
River road. returned yesterday from
Cincinnati to his home in Parkers-
burg. His wife was with him on the
trip.
DR.. Pratt. B. & o. physician, went
east on train No. IS yesterday morn
ing.
Next week the employees OF the Pan
Handle get their wages for August.
The 3. & o. will pay pne week later.
VIM. Bowers, an Ohio River pas
senger conductor, RESUMED his duties
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SMALL TALK.
Events of Interest in Polite Circles in This
City and State.

Events of Interest in Polite Circles in This
City and State.
IT. A. Clohan, of South Eoffff street,
an employe Of Stifers calico works, on
North Main street, had one of his hands
badly injured by being caught in a
folding machine while at work Thurs
day afternoon.
"A large tree which fell across the
day morning, delayed travel for some
hours.
The Criminal Court grand jury will
convene next Monday. There will be
big docket.
The Island University class will
hold meeting Monday evening at st.
Luke's parish house
The Council Committee on Finance
is called to meet next Monday evening.
The Police Committee of the City
Council held a meeting last night and
audited accounts for the police and city
prison. The committee also recon-
mended the confirmation Of the ap-
pointment by Chief Bennett of William
Marshall to be substitute officer, to sue
coed Charles Och, resigned.
Superintendent Henry Weisgerber,
of the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway,
was yesterday notified by the secretary
of the Elm Grove coal miners, that
vote of thanks was extended to the Of
ficers of the road, at the last meeting
of the union, for extending the cour-
&esy of free transportation on Labor
Day.
The general committee of the
Trades Assembly, on the Labk' Day cell
ebration, will hold a meeting Sunday
afternoon, for the purpose of preparing
final report to the Assembly.
Edward Engle, of the Sixth ward,
was arrested last night for making
threats to injure his WIFE He was
committed to Jail in default of 500
bond to await hearing
Peter Kline, the East End young
man who gave Constable Anderson
chase Friday night, was given a hear
ing by Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday for
threatening Annie Wheeler and was
put under 500 peace bond. He could
not give the bond and was recommit-
ted to Jail.
The statement that the glove con-
tests at the Vigilant Athletic Club house
on the South Side were finish fights is
denied by members of the club. They
state that the all the contests were
friendly, and limited to three or four
rounds each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-04

A family consisting of the parents
and five young children passed through
town yesterday on their way to Wheel
ing from Muncie, Ind. The drove the
entire distance in a light road wagon,
and have been twelve days on the way,
averaging about thirty miles a day.
Miss Sarah Bramm. of Newark, n.
j.. left for home yesterday after a visit
with the family of F. C. Robinson. She
was accompanied as far as Pittsburg by
Miss Mamie Robinson.
The Forregters of this place and Mar
tins Ferry will picnic at Stee!e's grove,
west Of Martins Ferry, to-day.
Martin & Grimes bad Boy Up TO
Date" will be produced at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening.
Miss Amy Thatcher returned yester-
day from a couple Of weeks visit at
Steubenville with friends and relatives.
L. 7. Springer is expected home to-
Gay from a visit at PlainfeId, Ohio,
with relatives.
Hon. A. u. Brown, the Democratic
candidate for the Legislature. viii adj
dress the members OF the Bimetallic
club and the Democrats in general next
Monday evening at the G. A. r. hall at
Martins Ferry.
4 social will he given this evening at
the Welsh church in Aetnayille.
Charles Beatty, principal. of the
Brookside school. has removed his fam
lily TO this place from Flushing.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Company are making repairs 10 their
tracks between here and Bellaire.
The net receips OF the supper given
By the Ladies' and Mems Fraternity
Thursday evening amounted to about
$40.
George Gordon. Fred Amarine and
Charles Cess returned home Thursday
night from a successful squirrel hunt
near Freeeporr. Ohio. having secured
over leo of the animal4
The Bridgeport ball yIub viii play at
Tiltonville to-day.
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TIE TIE WHEELING COMMITTEES
Named By Capt. Rawlings TO Attend
the Reunion at Columbus
Of the Society Of the Army Of
West Virginia-An Effort to be(
Made to Secure the Next Re-
union Of the Society for This City
Committee to Meet To- Night.

we'll attended meeting of eitizens
and G. A. r. veterans was held at theI
Chamber of Commerce last Monday
evening, for the purpose Of taking
steps toward inducing the Society of
the Army of West Virginia to hold its
next meeting, in $685. in this city. The
chairman Of the meeting, Capt G. ].
Rawling, was authorized to appoint a
committee to attend the meeting of the
Society at Columbus next week. for
the purpose Of properly presenting
Wheeling's claims Capt. Rawling last
night made public the names of the
committee. as follows:
Judge Thayer Melvin, II. Quarter,
Howard Hazlett, Walker Peterson, r.
Stalnaker, Thomas OBrien, ST.. Joseph
Brady, George Wise. James Devine. Il.
Buckman, James Neill, Louis c. Stifel,
Jacob W. Grub. Henry Jones, Huge,
L. Loos, G. Ed, Mendel Henry Baer.
General /. II. Duval, We Ishurg.
Henry Seamon, Moundsville
Samuel T. Dean, Martins Ferry
w. t. Robinson, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Dr. IT. KempR. Bellaire. O
A meeting of this committee will be
held to-day at p. NJ. at the rooms OF
the Chamber Of Commerce for the pur- I
pose CT determining the line of action
best to be adopted. Information bear
ing on the subject is in possession of
the chairman Of the Monday night
meeting. 1t is hoped that every gen.
tleman resident Of the city or county
will be present Mt the meeting and all
others named who can be present will
be heartily welcomed.
The committee should he In Column
bus next Wednesday. to be in time to
work for the end desired There VIII
be at least one competitor for the meet
ing Of the Society hence it behooves
this committee to bestir themselves to
secure success.
Governor Atkinson and staff will be
on hand having been specially invited.
Their influence, it is expected, will be
obtained. The best wishes on all sides
are expressed for the success of the
committee and it only remains for II
to do it's whole duty, for success to
follow