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The funeral OF the infant child OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Williams occurred
from the tamily residence. on Second
street, yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. ".
Williams OBLIGATED. lnterreEt was made
at RivervIew.
Mrs. Fred Jones will entertain num-
Der OF friends at her home on Walnut
street this evening In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Roberlshaw. who leave
shortly Tor their new home at Cam
bridge. o.
William Sloan Is confined 10 his home
on South Fourth street. the result o.
being struck by Cleveland G. Pitts
ourgh train Monday. A broken rib was
the most serious injury received.
The Womaas club me. at the home o.
Mis- sMary Thomas yesterday afternoon.
The programme wns Il very interesting
one and deal; altogether with Shakes
Dearc and his plays.
Earl Boyd. who was taken to the
North Wheeling hospital about q month
ago 10 undergo an operation on the
, head. Is ia very critical condition nj
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Waiter La.kins we're
called 10 Pittsburgh by the serious ILL
ness OF the formers mother, who died
Tuesday night before their arrival in
tina; city.
Sheet mills Nos. 10. II and L. at ;he
AstEa-StnndIrd. resumed Yesterday
with second turn, after n days idleness
caused by break In the spur wheel.
Howard Hopkins had the misfortune
Of MASKING the middle finger OF his left
hand while at work In the Novelty
| mou!d works yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Williams fell over chair
al her homo. on Union street. yesterday
morning. causing break in her LEFT arm
at the wrist.
Ge:ties Hall tainted while In school
al the Central building yesterday morn
ing and had TO be removed 10 her home.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Kaciilck are re-
! jolclng over the arrival Of new boy
at their home on Sixth street.
Miss Ida Hoyle. who has bsen study
ing for the kindergarten at Chicago,
has returned home.
William Lytie came doHn from East
Liverpool 10 visit his motaer, on West
Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. VI. Miller. OF DeHaI-
son. are visiting relatives in town.
William Burs5a returned yesterday
from a business trip 20 Pittsburgh.
Joseph Levy. II Philadelphia. was In
the city on business yesterday
Brady Williams. clerk at iioge's phar-
macy, Is of duly with the grip.
Miss Ella He'll, Of Broadway, is suf-
teriEg with rheumatism.
George Hell. returned from business
trip - Sc!o yesterday.
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SP()R I . {
DAHLEN NOT TRADED.
The Deal with Baitimorc-iIanlon's
tncrring Judgment,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
100000 ~S Sooo

The Deal with Baltimorc-Hanlon's
tncrring Judgment.
CHICAGO. Jan 25.-Inheider Dahlen
IS still a member of the Chicago base
ball team. The report that he had been
traded FOR Second Brseman Demontre-
Vile. OF Baltimore, is untrue. Asa mat
ter of fac; the official head OF the local
club has not closed any dea, for play
ers with the manager OF the famous
Orioles.
There is u tradition In League circles
That Ned HanlOn always gets the long
end OF Il trade in players. He has never
been known 10 gel the worst OF any
dicker Every winter he works off a
gold brick or two on his fellow mana
gers. He worked u green goods game
on lucElcss Earl Wagner by giving
Washington Doyle. Reitz and Amoe
1or .McGann. McJames and Dcmontre-
VILE. Jack Doyle came dangerously
near wrecklng the senatorial team, and
would have succeeded had not Wagner
uhioaded him early in the season.
Amole Wore Il Washington uniform for
thFee or Tour weeks. During this brief
period he lost half dozen games. and
hnahy pitched himself back 10 the
ipinor ieaEues. Reitz lasted a sehsOu,
put Wagner jumped at Pit,sburghs Of
Ter to swap D!cl; Padden FOR the man
hanlon once called the gratcst second
Daseman In the business. As regards
Baltimore's end OF the deal, Hunlun
mas no cause TO complain. McGraw
mas no cause TO complain. McGann has
developed into a really high-clnss first
baScfffnn. Mcjames Is one of the hest
pitchers In the circuit. and DemOntre-
vile ranks high enough to figure in a
deal for Dahlen, who. despite his faults
and they are many. Is one OF the few
great iniielders In the National League.
Knowing these things. the Chicago
management Is justified in not enthus-
Ing over lannon's offer. There must
be some unknown weakness In Demon
treville's worl; which Hanlon has dis
covered. or he would not offer TO trade
him even for DahlGa, who. on the face
Of the batting, fielding and base.run-
ming records Is DemonireyIlles In
terior.
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MORGANTOwS - River &c fest g
inches urd falling. Weather c!el. and
colder.
OIL CITY River feet s inches and
falling Weather clear and coli.
BROWNSVILLE Rive" u feat II
Inches aud rising.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liver u feet
and rising slowly Weather clear ara
cold.
GEEENSH0RO-Rlycr 1G.6 fvc. and
rlNnG Weather clear and cC!1
PiTTSBTRGH-l.ivcr 30 feet and
rising at the dam. Clear and cold.
STEUEEEElLLE - River feet 10
inches ana rising Weather clear and
cold.
POINT PLEhSAST-RIvcr Ia feet
and rising, Weather. cloudy.
.riSCiSShTI-Rivcr 2a.9 feet and
fnIIlnE Weather. clear,
CAIRO-Riycr 35.5 feet and falling.
Weather. clear.
MENPIIS-Rivcr 23.H feet and fall
Ing. Weather clear
EEANSNlLLE-l'!v"r $50 feet and
failing. Weather clear.
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BALTIMORE. Jan. 25.-NOw thai the
L. A. ". presidency is practically set
tied. the principal tight in the national
assembly OF the League of American
Wheelmcn Will be the question OF
whether the L. 4. W. shall retain the
control OF racing. Chief Consul Con-
way W. Sans. OF the Maryland dIvI-
sion. L. \. W, Is getting ready 10 take
4 hand in the debate.
There is going 10 be 4 lively fight OF
the question" said Mr.. Sans. and
as 1t Is matte. am much Interested
IN. have been getting together a good
deal Of data concerning the history OF
bicycle racing and the leagues control
of it. for ;hc debate will surely take
nlaCC."
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NEW YORK. Jan. Ca sick and dss-
tliW;c man. - ypirs OF age. was ,GkcG
from an Eas; Side tenement house two
weeks ago 20 the department for out
door poor H gave the name OF Law
renee Schrader. aud he was dying FOR
want Of nuiriiiyc food. To-day a letter
addressed 20 Schrader was brought t0
the superintendent 0f the institution. |;
contained chcCl; for 5000 Hnd had been
srnt from England as ScAraigr'S long
delayed aharc In his fathers osate. Tie,
however. had died and the money ar
rived jus; IN time 10 proven; his burial
Ia the I1iter's Held.
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Stockholders .Sieefngs.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ElNEkSIDE Iron MORkS

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron
Works will take notice that, pursuant 10
a resolution passed by tn" board OF direct
ors OF The Riverside Iron Works, on the
18Th day OF January. 4. u. 1892. Il meeting
Of the stockholders OF said company will
be held at its principal Office. on the cor
her OF Mali: Gad South streets, In the city
o! Wheeling, West virginia. on Tuesday,
February y. 1893. at 80 p. m. at which
meeting there will he offered 4 resolution
10 Increase from the surplus fund OF said
company IN" capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares 10 thirty thousand shares. and TO
dlv!d" tho number OF shares so increased
or added TO tho original capital stock
among the stockholders OF the said River
side Iron Works In proportion 10 their
holdings OF stock at the time OF offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. J. y. Vance. as
president Of The Riverside Iron Works,
and John u. CulhertSon. as It's secretary,
have hcreunto set their hands, this 18th
day OF January. 4. u. 1889.
J. y. VANCE. President.
JOHN y. CCLBERTSON,
jaa0 Secretary. ,
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is IT DURABLE.
A Qucstinn oncn Asked by Those
Afflicted With piles.

IL strained Join: carablec Is local
Inflammation durable? or cSu-sc. /.
properly treated 50 Is piss.
People often become afflicted Nith
piles GEl ask some old "cbren!c" WHO
has always persisted in the wrong treat
men: and naturally. dlscourages them
by telling them TIA, the!r case is hope
less.
They IN turn discourage Others. and
thus disease tAat can In every case
De cured by careful and skill.ul hand
Inns is allowed TO sap the energg OF
thousands WHO might free themselves Of
the trouble In few days,
PYRAMID Pile Cure will cure the most
aggravated case OF hemorrholds In an
astonishlnrly short time. II relieves the
contested parts, reduces the tuners !n-
stantly. no matter how large. allays the
Inflammation ard stops the aching or
Itching Il, once.
Thousands who had resorted 10 ex-
penslve surgical operations have been
cured by Pyramid Pile Cnre--!n num-
Der OF Instances persons who had spent
months in hospital under a specialist
II Is remedy that none need fear
10 apply even 20 the most aggravated.
swollen and lntiumed hemorrhoidal ;u-
nors.
II You are afflicted with this stubborn
disease You can maste: II and master
1t quickly.
This remedy Is no longer an expert
meat. but n medical certainty. /. Is
manufactured by the Pyramid Drug
Co. OF Marshall. Mich.
Druggists sell 1t at 80 cents per tOx.
/; is becoming the most popular pile
cure this country has ever known. and
druggists everywhere are ordering II
for their customers.
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under the branding process Mrs. Bretz
threw her 10 The floor and applied the
poker 10 her face and hands until the
child's screams OF agOns caused her 10
desis: fori fear or the police. The al
legged motive for this advanced course
in cruelty is said TO be desire on the
part OF Mrs. Bretz TO drive the girl
from home.
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rI,REAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. DEC. q. lSsS

=
Whereas. by satisfactory. evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned. /: has been
made to appear that The National E1-
change Bank OF Wheeling In the city
OF Wheeling. In Che county OF Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required to he COM
piled wit5 before an association shall he
authorized 90 commence business OF bank
Ing.
Now. therefore. !. Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. DO hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
In the c:ty OF Wheeling. IN the county Of
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia Is
authorized to- commence the business OF
banking as provided In section :ifty on.
hundred ana slXiy-nlne OF the Revised
Statutes o! the United States.
IN .rstl!nor: whereof witness my hand
and seal OF Office this ;wenty--inth day o.
December. 1895.
LAWRENCE O. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. No. SlG. de3l
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Rclicrin Sin Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
case relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
is n great surprise on account Of It's OK.
cccding prompincss In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back. In male or
fennlc. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Ia the remedy. Sold
by II. II. List, druggist, Wheeling, W.
Va tlSS
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y stcn.,nolhcr.s Cruelty.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Mary Brett
was arrested to-das oa n warrant sworn
or,. by her step-daush;cr. Maggie Bretz,
. ii-year-old girl. who charged the step
mother with using 4 rcd-ho; poker as
n means Of chss;!scmeat In support
o: the story the girl exhibited several
severe burns w,l!ch size claimed were
inflicted yesterday. The girl says thai;
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

Charleston. ..KANAWHA. $50 n. IN.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. 80 p. m.
Slstersville...R RUTH. $3.50 y. N.
Darlington. =. LEROY, $50 y. III.
Steubenville..T. ". BAfNE. 800 y. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. s n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II n. IN.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON. II 4. III.
Sistersville.. RUTH. 500 y. IN.
Clarlngton....LER $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. a. III.
SieubcnVilic..T. ". BAYNE. $50 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. I, VIRGINIA. > a. m.
ParkcrsburE. BEN EJR. il Il. M.
Sistersviiie.. RUTH. $50 u. IN
C!arinG;on....LEROY. go y. m.
Steubcnvllle..T. NJ. BAYNE, go p. IN.
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2eceiprr,s Sale.
Generai Siofces.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
~ OF BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that the bonds
OF the Fosioria Glass Company. dated
january !. 1875, aud numbered from thIr.
teen 10 thirty inclusive. Will be paid on
presentation nj III. National E&chanE.
Bank OF Wheeling. West Virginia. These
bonds will cease 20 bear interest on the
I'd day OF February. 1879.
FOSTORIA GLASS COMPANY.
By W. S. BRADY. Secretary. jae0
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GGirrOyn1f.
ciairrOyanL
TRUE.
CLAIRN0fANT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, pariors 6, : and s.


Wall. in. don; ring This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF sue
cess. is gifted by nature with u power
that approaches the miraculous lie is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been to lie the marvel OF tho Nine.
reen;h century, Prof. True Is Il prophet
Of worldwide rcpuic: he Il recommended
hj' rrcft' one OF his patrons. His powers
excite the wonder HEd admiration Of even
The sk-ptIcal. His advice Is lnfal,Iblr,
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development. OF second
sight. and hts thorough knowledge OF the
many sciences peculiar 10 the men OF the
orient. he Is enabled to penetrate the wnot
and web OF human lie. lie gives advice
on huslncss, lawsuits. speculation. love,
c0HrtshiP. maiF!mear; he uHItes The serR.
rated and causes speedy and happy mar.
rIRGc ~!.h the one o! your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate seek his Coun.
sci Thousands OF hearts have been made
y,lHd through his truthful predictions
Ncd!umistic persons developed. Office
hours. 4. II. TO y. ~, daily and sun
day. raTlors so arranged that you vii!
meet no strangers. Fees sc and 500.
PROF TRUE. id:i8 Main street. :
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DOOE PRINTING
ID illustrated Catalogues. plain or In
colors Printing from ilaif-TonS
EnETavlnrs timely executed.
JOB PRINTING
Cards. BnI Heads. Circulars and all
Minds Of Job Work done at rcasonE-
bic prices, The hes, cOlOrS oUy used
IN the printing OF all wcrE
THE lSTElLIGENCEE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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When witnesses Grr examined the Court
insists ,ta; they shall tell only what they
Ero.t. no; w.:at they think 0. bc!lcve. Time
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RECEIVERS SAlt"..".."
0fthc Wheeling Drug Company at
No. 400 Main ST., HheeIinu, W, Va.

The receivers will sell at private sale.
and on reasonable terms. the entire stock.
bills receivable good will and lease on tho
building OF the Wheeling Drug Company.
The house has n large trade and the bu,I-
ness Is in ilrst-class condition In every re-
speci. IL Is rare opportunity for anyone
desiring 10 engage In the wholesale drug
business. Until sale Is mado the receivers
will continue 10 conduct the business as
heretofore, and are ready TO supply the
trade with everything In the line Of whole.
sale drugs.
r. 7. DEVRIES,
FRANK CRUISE,
nal0
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has saved
ruanv a lie. 1t is \ positive cure Tor
bronchitis ard inclp!cn. consumption.
Price - cents.
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Seal Ss,cfe.
Business Property for Sale.

The business property al lc.s and i2os
Main street. a.xiOl
l1t6 and los Main street. soxlse. WIN sell
all or 70 feet.
The 3-story brick business house at 1870
Main street. This properly Is positively
for sale at selling; prices-not offered TO
see whR: Il will bring
no LEr-store rooms. choice wholesale
and retail locations.
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Tnp!rc-Joseph GilliEan.
: CSFeTS-Shlw and =. Pickett.
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Attorney. No. ISL,
Main street. jal2
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TOR SALE-THE COMPLETE OUT
l. FIT OF the FhlrmoHt Daily and
Weekly Exposition Printing Company. con-
s!stirg in part. to-Wit: One nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
Job press, ono e2ia inch Paragon paper
three imposing stones, eighteen full fonts
job and advertising type. seven hundred
pounds body type. Ave fonts OF ornaments.
Job stands. cases, rules and complete
assortment OF job type and other material
rad fixtures used b. thn rTpos!tor Print
ing Company. all in frst-claSs condition.
A bargain will be given TO anyone wish
iIr 10 purchase the entire printing outiIt.
Call on or address GEO. ". L. MAYERs,
Farmont. W Va. IaI
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CARROLL cI.un LEAGrE.

Scorcrs-Spl!nks and Elinks.
E:Hpirc-GiNks.
To-night-l.a Belle and Aber MI.
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90 coan.
caHnrie,.

CASARtES-50 HARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males 100, Females 50c. Mt
HENRY HELMBRlGITS. corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. sks
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considerable active service and is look
ed upon as an officer of promise. He
fought throughout the Fenian raid and
also in the Riel rebellion
Of the Boer officers, the willy and
fox-like Joubert and the intrepid Cronje
are, Of course, the most important. Gen
eral Cronje will be remembered as the
yanquisher of jameson in the battle at
Kfugersdorp and is generally regarded
as the best fighting man in the Boer
army. He fought at Laingsnek and is
fearless and daring. Commander Pre-
torius, who was wounded at Glands
laagte, was also one Of the best trained
OF the Boer officers, and his loss no
doubt was keenly felt by his country
men in the field. Another officer in
whom the Beers place much faith is
General Jan Kock, who was originally
in command of the Boer forces at In
gagnani, but was wounded early in the
war. Commandant Botha, who was
killed in the certie at Kimberley, was
famous Dutch fighter who first dis
tinguished himself at Brenkhorst
Spruit. 1t was this same Kimberley
engagement that brought forward Col
onel Murray as fighting officer of
great tact and energy.
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A FEW WILL CONVINCE.
! Can be Sure You Are On
the Right Track.
A Feeling of Security that Any
Person Can be Very
Thankful to Have


There Is feeling of security in using
kld-ne-oids. A few doses will convince
you that you are on the right track They
act quickly and pleasantly; they are not
at all bad to take and are conveniently
put up IN wooden boxes so that you can
carry them in your pocket and use them
While at work. You do not have 10 stop
work while using kid-ne-oids They have
done great deal of good for a vast num-
Der OF people here in Wheeling. We have
given you. the names and addresses of
these people from time to time, and again
street, who has used Kid-ne-oids with good
results, and says; Il was a sufferer
from d.sordered kidneys for about six
years. at times ! would have such a Sc
and In my right side that I could not
get about or attend TO my household du-
les. me doctors said had pleurisy, but
II seemed that nothing they would give
me would cure 1t. and | tried several diff
ferent kinds of medicine but nothing ever
aid me any good, until l got some of
ssNar,ss dense,oids which had noticed
a and b at mas. e. Goetzes drug store
the money; After had taken Kid-ne-oids
tor rev days was entirely relieved and
have not suffered any since; I believe they
mend them to any one suffering as | was.
re yoy want more proof Of the eff.
cency OF this. preparation? If so watch
the papers and you will md many others
fence. Morrow's kid-ne-oids are not bills.
but yellow Tablets, which is the most
SSeienIine form OF putting up medicine.
Iney sell at nifty cents per box a. Chas.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon request
by, John Morrow & Co., Chemists, Spring
deld Ohio. go 81 al
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who first came into notice during the
Transyaal war as special service officer
in command at Mafeking, has seen
much service in South Africa. He first
went to Natal with Sir Baker Russell
IN 1884 and fought through the Bechu-
analand expedition. He also command
ed flying column during the Zulu war,
and has always distinguished himself
for valor and discretion as an officer.
He is a genial and popular man and
still young, as officers go.
Prince Christian Victor of Schleswig-
Holstein is the only member of the
royal family seeing actual warfare at
the Cape, where he is engaged On "spe-
eial service" His highness is a major
in the Fourth Kings Royal Rifles and
an enthusiastic soldier, though it is a
foregone conclusion that he will not
have very active part in the settling
of affairs.
Major Gen. Sir w. P. Symons, who
fell MORALLY wounded in that fierce en-
gagement so early in the war, was a
popular and gallant officer and will be
greatly missed from the front in the
Natal field force, OF which he was COM
mander. Colonel Otter, the leader of
the Canadian troopers. has also seen
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MORGANTOWN NOTES.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, November
16.-Madera Brothers have bought the
Franklin hotel for $4,000, from c. w.
Finnell, the present proprietor. 1t has
been hotel propertey for over one
hundred years and has been recently
rebuilt.
McLane and Grant avenues in
Seneca, are being graded, and Second
and Third streets are also being open
ed for the use of the public,
Harry A. Eaton, who was recently
appointed lieutenant in the regular
army. is now stationed at Havana, and
has been promoted to first lieutenant,
and made adjutant of the regiment.
He was appointed as a representative
of the military department of the Uni
versity, and has made one of the best
records of all the young men appoint
ed from military colleges and univer-
stiles at the time he got his appoint
ment.
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Five new postoffices have bsen estab-
lished in West Virginia, at the follow
ing points: Lawton, Fayette county.
William A. Brown, postmaster; Oak,
Wood county, Samuel I. Robinson, post
master; Corliss. Fayette county, Owen
D. Amick, postmaster; Hattie, Green
brier county, Thomas F. Hefner, post
master; Heela, Raleigh county, John D.
Bradley, postmaster,
Fourth-elass postmasters have been
appointed as follows: NJ L. Gale, Bruce
ton Mills, Preston county, vice l., F..
Gale, dead; R. S. Hawkins, Oldtown,
Mason county, vice r. E. Somerville.
resigned; J. B. Strother, Wilsonburg,
Harrison county, vice j. j. strother,
dead.
Postmasters commissioned: Jordan
S. OFT, Brink; Andrew j. Buckley,
Sloan; Martin l.. Jones, Eohart; Hen
ry G.. Dillman. Milestone; Viola J.
Umstead, Mount Zion.