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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
KrOnika m~iejscOwa.

ZAnosi sic ma wake
pomied.y wiasoioielsmi polskich "a
kasdo- fotogrsf Fl ,znyob w obeo
ego os wiadczsmy, te korespondsn
oyi ich. Tub ich przyjaoiol stanowczo
~ Zgodzie zamieszossc ME bedzie
my.
Pan J. w. Idzikowski, artysta-
otograf. zwany krolsm fOtografow,
wyjetdts us seju, sby uwiec.nie
swoi& prscs zjazd delegst6w.
DslegaOi ohicagoscy wyjea1aa
j. M sejm cd soboty IA tydrieh.
w niedzisle odbyi sic piknik
Zwiasku Sokoi6w Polskioh. Bawic-
NO sie swietnie.
Milwaucka gwardya Kosciusz
Id urrsdEa q mas " Chicago bal.
w sobots odwied.il redakcye
nasss pseses grupy imienia Kosoius.
HI !. La Sale.
Redakoya i druksrnia rs tan.
daru" prrsprowsdzons .ostsla do
budyuku nHsli Pulaskiego," p. n.
700 do 800 S. Ashland ave.. pom. II
Is al.
Dnia 5 wr.esois rozpocznis sic
ioterya fantowa ma korzysc hall Pu-
&sskiego, " tejae hall.
Artykuiy spoaywcze zdro.aly.
Cry to zuak lepszych ozas6w?
w krakowskim Przeglqdzie le.
kdrs;ins, spotykamy bardzo ciekawe
Lisy Ameryki. kt6rych autor, m
jest many tn pows.eOhnie DR.. Sic
mino wicz.
Napady uliczns i rabunki ME
ustajs-
Czech Cervenka, zostal smier
tslnie ~poraniony " ozasie b6jki wy.
strxalem Z rswolweru.
Ur.ednioy mianowani ma 80 dni
zostsns usuuieci - a miejsoa ich
zajms OF. ktorzy dswniej jua aioayli
egramin pTzepisauy prawem.
Utworzyly sic diva kluby pah,
&t6re " maju wyjads do Klondyku
sxukao ziots.
Policys przyaresztowa}a ma Mil
waukee ave. IL letniego chiopcs
Po~lskiego, ktory cierpiai ma delirium
tremsns.
Uniwersytet chicagoski otrzyma
.Europy bardzo cenoy zbi6r aabyt
kow stsrozytnosci.
Pen Horbaozewski objk jul
redakcye Narodu Polskiego. Me
wiemy 90 ssdzic o novel redakcyi,
gdyf ". p. wcals ME otrzymujemy.
Dzieanih Narodory bsd.is wy
chodzic.
Zwiszek Sokol6w Polskich u.
ohwalii ofarowsc zlcty gwtzIz do
drzewoa Sztandaru Il. N. P.
Ma Jadwigowis pobili sic emo
WI zaietni i niezslezni.
Oby przybyi do mas ks. bisk. Hry
u~iewiecki, a zaprowadzii lad i porzs
deki
Lsyden, W poblizu Chicago,
farmersy zastrzelili jakisgos wlooze-
&c. ktory pobii niebsspiscznie kobe
e, podczas nieobeonosoi jej meza.
nCoroners jury" usprawiedliwiia ten
dorsz ~ sad.
OBJ. Bruno Neuman, z~iazko
wiso, Opusoil irme Ahlswede -
Jest obeonie klerkiem W wielkim
skiadzie ubrah Mas j Baera, pa 70.
gu Milwaukee i Chicago ave.
\ Zwracamy uwsge pu%blioznosci
Polskisj ma praoownie rzezbiarsks p.
-Antoniego Dobrz. II ,kiego pod no.
80 w. 18 ul kt6ry wyrabia 6gury
ro.maitej w~ielkosci, stacye, oltsrze i
wszelkie wyroby W zskres s~ztukate-
ryi wehodxace. Oh. ID. Z dniem l
Pszdzisrnika powiekszs swoj aaklad.
P~olecamy wiec ftme jego. Popie.
rainy swoich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
DO cZfOnk0w OddZiafu Skarbu
N. p. W Chicago.
Rodocy.!

Rodocy!
u po~odu zbliasjscego sic sejmr
Il. n. P. wzywsm was do zebrsni,
sic W niedEiele, d. 20 b. ID. o godz
10 rano. W domu zwisskowym dl.
uohwaleuis i poipisania re.olucyi v
sfrawie prresisnis Hinduism, costa
isoego obecnie pod opieks z. n P.
do kssy gsownej W RaPperswylu.
PobranYm tez bedzie pOdatek Ia
legly.
s. Bdrszczetcski, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26
DOktOr J. IfOwiecki.
Lekafz re Starepo kraiu.

Cdziela listownie sumiennej rady lekarskie..
Leozy cboroby dzieci, kobiet l
metczy1n. ma IA SODA prakty Ike bli
sko 2Oletnis. Ma zyczenis wysy}a
tskze lekarstwa. Porsda listowna, Z
dc kiadnem opisem 7aohowania sic j
reoePtsmi - kosztuJe jednego dols
"a. Pro'zs o obszeroe opisanis cho
roby. DR. JczEF ILowIEcKI
1920 Chsne Str. Detroit, Mich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
BURLINGTON, o.

Don p. O.. Oct. 30.-Mr. and Mrs
bert Applegarth entertained qui
number OF their friends last r.
evening in very enjoyable mannl
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. 4
Mardtquardt, of Martins Ferry, Lied
Monday and was buried Tuesday 1fter-
noon at Hensehels burying grou5d on
Glenn's Run.
Mrs. Annie MediIl. who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs{ C. w.
Kuckuek, for several weeksA left for
East Liverpool last Monday.
Miss Tiliie Kerhr Is on the sick list.
Two attachment writs were issued
by Squire Keller Tuesday, on the pro-
perty Of Charles Shocksnider, living on
John Krinkel's farm One was By
John Flaiding for s10.1s, and the other
by Krinke, owner of the farm, for
$3.50. Schocksnider had been trying
to move all his goods away by night.
Dame Rumor has il that one of our
young society gentlemen and a young
widow OF this place are about to tie q
knot. Fred says that rabbits are scarce
but that polecats are plentiful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal Ohio. October 30.-W. b.
O'Neill, of Marietta %, was in town
yesterday.
Pau. of Pittsburg, who were here at
tending their mothers funeral last
Saturday left for their homes Sunday.
Mrs. Alva Moore and Misses Lib
Noll and Carrie fisher were at New
Martinsville Tuesday.
Quite large number from this place
attended German quarterly meeting at
BucEhill on last Sunday.
Miss Belle Rist was at New Martins
Vile Tuesday.
Capt Chas. Muhleman and Miss Min
ME Muhleman we're at Wheeling We'd
nesday and Thursday.
E. p Anshutz returned home this
week from q trip to the Nashville Ex-
position.
Dir and Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Of VIII
Jamestown. arrived Sunday evening.
and are the guests Of his parents, Rev.
and Mrs G. 81. Wilson.
Capt J O. Muhlernan was at New
Martinsville Thursday on business.
Miss Mollie Potts returned home
Wednesday from SistersviIle accompa-
MED by her niece. Miss Clara Non.
Alex. Martin was at Wheeling Tues
day.
Misses Lulu Hall. Gussie Martin.
Mary While and Robert Wallace. of
New Martinsyilie, were in toxin sun
day.
Mrs. julie wehrman. Mrs. Eodfrsy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
NEW CUMBERLAND.

New Cumberland, w. Va, October
30.-The works continue to make large
shipments of paving brick and sewer
pipe daily, and also complain of a.
scarcity of cars which retards their
shipment. This shortage OF cars ex-
lists on both sides Of the river. though
TO a greater extent on the Ohio side.
The present outlook is bright for con-
tinued run for some months. yet per-
haps all winter. The Sligo works have
closed down making pipes and rumor
says it will again be put to making
paving brick as formerly. The Macks
Company coal mine at Sligo has about
failed, so far as getting coal out OF 1t.
the vein seems to nave given out, it has
heretofore furnished most of the coal
for their works above town on this
account. The mines in the vicinity OF
town are taxed to their utmost capa-
city to help supply this shortage and
10 coal can be got of the main line.
The Porter Supply Company are OBJ
ening up large stock of general mer-
chandise in the new building belonging
to Judge Campbell on Chester street
near the pcstoffice. The stock is own
ed principally by the Black Horse Co.
Monday is appointed as the grand op-
ening day.
The farmers are selling potatoes
through the town at seventy-five cents
per bushel and apples at various prices
as to quality. About one dollar per
barrel without the barrel The corn
crop IS short, but what there Is, is well
matured
Judge Campbell is spending a good
sum of money in putting the three
buildings (which adjoin each other) in
presentable shape by painting and put
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31

ting ii : heater sufficfent to heat the
three buildings throughout also brick
addition to the rear OF the banking
room In which will be burglar and
IRE proof vault.
James B. Campbell is moving his oil
derrick cut TO the river bank at the
mouth Of Harden's run and will set it
up and sink another hole in search OF
oil or gas.
Farmer G. W. Powers and party con-
slssing Of five persons, from North
jackson, Mahoning county, o., camped
on the opposite side of the river Thurs
DAY night. They have two large sail
boats and two skiffs, and are enroute
on a pleasure trip to Guelph, town
bordering on the Gulf of Mexico, where
they will spend the winter. They s.art-
ed from East Liverpool On Thursday,
to which place they came with their
outfit by overland route Mr.. Powers
will have chance to study the river
channel. They stuck both boats on the
bar at Warden's run.
The main cry now is scarcity of wat
er. Most OF the wells and cisterns are
dry and water haulers are reaping a
benefit. The ferries are also poor
stock as teams can cross at all shoal
places.
DIR. Hindman, Of Holidays Cove,
who went to California for his health
some months ago, seemed to grow
worse after being in Los Angeles
awhile, and after the doctors gave him
up as too far gone in consumption, ar
rangements were made in case of his
demise, to embalm the body and send
it home. When an operation was per-
formed and an abcess found, which,
after being pumped out and cleansed,
the doctor rallied and is now getting
we'll.
The farmers of Clay district are en-
gagged in formulating plans to organize
farmers supply company. The OBJ
ject is said to be TO enable them to pur-
chase nails, fertilizer and such other
things as are needed about the farm
and by purchasing :. rye amounts will
save in the matter of cost. The or
ganization is supposed to take the place
of the Farmers Alliance.
Some of the fruit men up the river
at Mahan, Cowl and Hudson are out
west buying and shipping apples home
in bulk on the cars to store up in their
fruit houses. The apple crop in Han.
cock is light, not half crop.
Circuit Court will open Oh Monday
next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
sTEUBENyILLE INDUSTRIAL.
Interesting Notes About the Industries Up
the River.

Interesting Notes About the Industries Up
the River.
Steubenville, O., October 30.-Toron-
to, o., the center of the fire clay in
dustry has a bright future before her
in an industrial way in the opinion of
her citizens. Their sewer pipe factor
les and fire clay works on both sides of
the river are running full and are be-
hind in orders, due largely to the scar
city of cars, something that occurs at
this time nearly every year. Prices
are low and profits are small due to the
fact that there is no combine and each
firm is hustling for trade and do not
hesitate to shade prices some. This
scarcity in cars has lasted for the past
two months and the fire clay men are
complaining long and loud about their
treatment by the railroad company.
The Nicholson building brick are being
constantly improved, they are meeting
with a large demand from contractors
In all our large cities.
1t is stated that Col. w. H. Eastland,
OF California, is at the head of the
colossal project which has for its ulti-
mate object the combination of the
sewer pipe interests of the country
Col. Eastland is the man who pushed
the Toronto pottery scheme to a Sue
cessful conclusion. His plan is to or
ganize all the sewer pipe manufacture
Crs in one big combine and distribute
the stock for which it is capitalized
among the sewer pipe manufacturers
according to the accepted appraised
value of each plant. Each manufact-
urer is to deed over his plant to the
new company and receive in return
stock in proportion to the size of his
plant and output. The apportionment
OF stock is to be determined by careful
appraisement The board of directors
OF the combine will establish central
office and control the production of
each plant and the selling price as
We'll The combine will not be a go
unless every sewer pipe manufacturer
goes In. Quite number of the sewer
pipe manufacturers are opposed to the
combine and have shown their teeth
In the matter by giving out news for
publication about the proposed forma-
ton of the combine which publicity
threatens to upset al plans. Sewer
pipe men who are interested in the
combine say it is rot the intention to
increase the price but they expect to
make money by preventing over pro-
ductlon and by supplying the various
markets from the nearest plants. 1t is
given out that Barker. the millionaire
match manufacturer, is interested with
other capitalists in the deal. 1t is Civ
en- out lalSo that several sewer pipe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence which Is Right to the Point and
Reliable.

AyIO0nC0 winch - nlK1B Ed tU8 r O6MJ anu
Reliable.
Judge Frank Ives Of District Court
of Crookston, Mimi, says: For some
time I have used Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets with seeming great benefit,
with few exceptions, l have not been
SO free from indigestion in twenty live
years.
George w. Roosevelt, u. S. Consul
to Brussels, Belgium: Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets, safe, pleasant to take, con-
venient to carry, give keen appetite,
perfect digestion.
Mr.. w. D. Tomlin, Mechanical En-
gineer, Duluth, Mimi: One box of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets has done its
work and am again gaining flesh and
strength.
o. E. Ransom, Hustonville, Ky:
was distressed and annoyed for two
years with throwing up food, often two
or three times day: had no certainty
OF retaining meal if I ate one. Four
boxes of the tablets from my druggist
have fully cured me. I find them
pleasant to take, convenient to carry.
Rev. G. D. Brown, Mondovi, Wis:
The effect of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's is simply marvellous; quite
hearty dinner of broiled beef steak
causes no distress since I began their
use.
Over six thousand people in the State
of Michigan alone in 1894 were cured
of stomach trouble by Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets.
Full sized package may be found at
all druggists at so cents.
Send for little book on stomach dis
eases, mailed free by Stuart Co., Mar
shall, Mich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
BENWOOD NOTES.

Charles Robinson and wife, of Graf
ton. who have been visiting Rev. J. S,
Robinson, his brother, have returned
home.
Michael Koran, from Boston, was in
the city the past week, the guest of
friends.
Miss Sophia Swartz left to-day for
Pittsburg to visit her brother Harry
for few weeks
A number OF the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen OF this city attended
the banquet of the A. o. w. w. at
Moundsville Friday night.
Misses Annie Kearns and Mary
Geoke spent a few days at Carpenters
Ridge last week
Mrs. Walter Duman, of Upper Ben
wood, is visiting relatives in Amber,
Ohio.
Mrs. NJ Handlen who has been visit
ing her parents, Of this city, has return
ed to her her home In Jamestown, Pa.
John Swartz and George Lauer will
spend Sunday in Pittsburg.
George Ditman was at Littleton the
past week on business.
Some of our society folks attended
a dance at Carpenters Ridge Thursday
night.
The st. Johns Church will give their
entertainment at st. Johns Hall on
tuesday night, November 2.
James Rafferty,, of Pittsburg, was
calling on his old friends of this place
last week.
The Ozark Club will give q select
hop the latter part of next month.
Walter Dugan has purchased a fine
horse.
Miss Lizzie Serig, of North Wheel
ing, was guest Of relatives ktre last
week
Hope Society meets Monday night.
Every member should be present, as
business Of importance is to be trans
acted.
Miss Minta Ogle, charming young
lady of Warrington, w. Va, is here
on a visit for a few weeks.
The young people of the M. f. Church
are making preparations for a concert
to be given some time in the near flu
ture.
Edward Shane is spending the day
at West Liberty among his many
friends.
Miss Maggie Hitchcock, nee Dare,
who has been visiting her mother Mrs.
A. Dare, and her sisters. will, leave
Tuesday for her home in Philadelphia,
accompanied by her niece, Miss Sallie
Peabody. OF Glendale.
Miss Mary Hayes. Of Muncie, Ind, IS
vieiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie Benson,
Of Main street.
Miss Maggie barrett is vesiting her
cousin, Miss Annie Duley, of Newark,
Ohio
Miss Laura Riddle and Miss Dot Mo-
Ian were at West Liberty for few
DAYS last week.
Miss Tillie Riley, Of Columbus, O.,
who has been visiting relatives Of this
vicinity, left yesterday for Steubel-
vile to visit relatives there.
Mrs. Arthur Fox is spending few
DAYS with her daughter. Mrs. John
Bridgeman, of New Martinsvilie.
Mrs. James Barrett has returned
home after a pleasant visit with her
sister at Newark, o.
The Autumnal Club gave dance a.
MeMeehen Friday night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
WORLD OF LABOR.

Dog farms flourish in China.
Japan buys American rails.
China has three cotton mills.
Buoys are electrically lighted.
North Carolina claims 1S9 cotton
mills.
England las $4,000 cotton oper-
atiyes.
A New York hotel has 1875. en-
ployes.
Rochester Herald has been union
ized.
Electricity employs $4,000 Americans.
leans.
Debs followers in Milwaukee OPP
pose colonization.
Cleveland iasters struck rather than
furnish their own lacks.
The Brickmakers Union of New
York has adopted union label.
Only union men are employed on
work under the direction of the De-
troit Board of Education.
The Brotherhood of Painters and
Decorators has organized "a local I'M
ions since January l.
The Silver Workers Union, of New
York, is making an effort to organize
the diamond workers and jewelers..
A New York carpenters union has
fined three members $40 each for en-
gaging in the Jumping" business.
Cincinnati brewery coopers have re-
fused to withdraw from the Brewers
Union and join the coopers' organiza-
ton.
The Executive Council of the N. B.
OIL m
successfully organizes local union of
brickmakers.
A telegram has been forwarded to
the heads Of the War Department by
San Francisco Musicians Union ask
ing that ali unfair competition be
stopped.
Chicago will not be represented at
the convention to be held in ST. Louis
on December so, for the purpose OF or
ganizing a National Building Trades
Council.
Laborers' Union No. 8, of Brooklyn,
has just instructed one Of its officers to
ascertain whether all the other Off
GERS of the organization are citizens
or have declared their intention to be-
come such.
Washington bricklayers, steamfit-
tiers, cigarmakers, plumbers ana gas
filters, engineers and carpenters, have
Endorsed the boycott which had been
placed on suburban resort, and will
place fine of S. upon each member
who patronizes the place.
President Simon Burns, of the Win
dow Glass Workers Association, made
the startling announcement last week
that he had discovered that the manu-
Taeturers were paying the fatteners
+. and cutters to continue the fight
against the blowers and satherers.
and the new scale.
In New South Wales, whatever NAV
have been the case in other countries,
State railway management has proved
an encouraging success, a result large
ly due to the system of non-political
control adopted in that colony, which
has enabled the colonial railways to
be conducted on purely business prin-
ciples.
Galveston (Tex.) Central Labor IN
ion passed resolution providing for
the appointment of a committee to
prepare an amendment to the city
building law, making it compulsory
on ali parties constructing houses for
residence purposes to have bath
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
CORPORATION CHARTERED.

Special 10 the Register.
Charleston. w. Va. October 30.---The
Secretary Of State has issued a cerfi-
ficate Of incorporation to the Yukon
Klondke Gold Mining, Trading, Man.
ufacturing and Development Company,
of Charles Town, W. Va. With an au-
thorized capital Of $1,000. 600 The
company u organized for the purpose
Of acquiring, holding and managing
coal, iron, timber. gas, silver and cops
per property, aad operating the same.
The incorporators are A. r. Tucker
and Stephen Bryan, OF Otsetic, N. ":
John 5. Whalen, of Ssrepta, n. Y:
Willard j. Ford. Of East Phassalia. N.
Y; and L. u. Branuard. Of Spencer,
~ 7.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31

ATTRACTION FOR NEXT WEEK.
We don't do thing but put 2Cc and
25c Dresden China on the loo counter
for Monday and Tuesday. Also, a big
cut in prices on French Plate Mirrors
and Picture Frames this week..
THE BAZAAR,
Open evenings. 1103 Market st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
GOMEZ t es1sI i SsEBll l1II

Muhleman and Miss SADIE Lenkard
spent Monday ia New Martinsyille the
guests OF hrs. Sep Hall.
c. C. Davis, of Marietta, o., was In
town Monday guest OF j. II. Dunlap.
Mrs. Brown left Wednesday after
spending several weeks here the guest
of her niece, Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Bolce.
Miss Clara Stealey, OF Sistersville,
spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Boice,
OF this place.
Misses Alma Neuenschwander, Clara
Neuenschwander and Carrie kast were
at New Martinsville Wednesday.
Charles Daily, of Sardis, o., was on
our streets Tuesday.
The young ladies Of the town will
give IIallow Zen partF>in the town
hall this evening. ~ :
Mrs. Vic Noll was the guest Of ~
sister, Mrs. Eisanberth, of New Ma
tinsville, Monday.
Mrs. Albert VoegtlAy left "Wednesday
to visit friends at Wegee and AellairaN
Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31

nor, Patrick H. Mccall; Lieutenant
Governor, O. B. Roller; Attorney Gen.
eral, James E. Lyons.
Socialist-Governor, J. j. Quantz;
Lieutenant Governor, r. T. Maycum-
Der.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31

, manufactures not advantageously To-
Gated are to be removed to the vicinity
of Toronto where, with cheap raw ma
terial and excellent shipping facilities,
they could be operated probably.
The Toronto people are expecting to
reap large results in an industrial way
from the deal which E. J. McIlvain,
the Allegheny contractor has closed by
which he purchases twenty-seven acres
from Robert Clark and T. H. Mont
gomery. He has plated a portion Of
the lots and on the balance he proposes
he says to locate a number of manu-
featuring concerns and sell the lots out
TO those who are employed in them.
He is stakeholder in several manu-
featuring concerns, several of which lie
may move there, which gives rise to the
idea that company of some size and
backed up with considerable capital IS
behind McIlvain. Mr. McIlvain stated
that he would not give out what con.
Germs would be located en- his groLtd
at this time but as fast as he complet-
ed arrangements for location he would
make the same public.
The Toronto pottery will be started
up Monday. There has been large
number of applications for positions,
many more than there are jobs for,
which seems strange when it is given
out that the pottery industry is DOGEl-
ing.
Repairs were made at the continuous
mill at Mingo Junction this week
which will facilitate handling the rolls.
H. NJ. Priest, receiver OF he Brilliant
Tube and Pipe works, has Deen order
ed by the court to sell personal pro-
perty for cash at private sale at Bril-
liant on November Cd.
1t is reported that the Sligo works of
the Mack Manufacturing Company is
to be started up again and that new
depressing machine ia to be put in to
take the place of the cid one removed.
The sale of the Brilliant Tube and
Pipe works to George w. Eckhart, Jr.,
for the Wheeling Title and Trust Co.,
has been confirmed and deed and dis
tribution has been ordered.
P. P. Lewis az receiver of the Jeffer-
son Coal and Iron Co. has been ordered
to sell the real and personal property
at public sale. Appraisers, W. r. E.
Elliott, D. J. Sinclair and VIM. Smurth-
waite.
Messrs Mitchell and McCurdy have
been awarded the contract for "A and
80 inch sewer in the Second ward with
all connections. The estimated cost
will be something over 1900.
Hartje Bros have let the contract
for compounding and condensing the
engines which operate their pup Mill
thus doubling their power.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-31
FAIRMONT INDUSTRIAL.

FAIRMONrT, W. Va, October 3o.-The
mines are all running full time and those
who have work are contented. Many of
those who struck have been refused work
and are securing places in other sections.
The operators declared six weeks ago that
a striker would never be hired. They
get around this by employing them at
another mine.
Christ. Evans is still here and under his
direction a local trades union has been
organized Perry C. Steady, of Palatine,
was made president and J. w. Pepper,
of this city, secretary.
At both of the glass houses work is
good and large quantity of untitled or
ders are on hand.