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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
TRIlSTEE,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST MAhk
ID 10y Christina Isyltuu Hud Daniel Uscltun
her husband, tu the undersigned trustee, dated
June ~, ISIS aui recorded m The uncc ui Tho
Clerk NJ The County Court NJ Ohio county, ~
decd uflruL book 30. 1t, page ~, viii, on
SATURDAY, ArRlL TO- lNNo
Commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. proceed To sgll,
of The front door OF the Court House ~ ONO
county, " Va. tn the highest nud bet biidvt'
the following rral estate, that Il g. sal Lot num-
hcrCd six fGI Ga square numbered twenty seven
(g1D In Chuuhills addition a. city ut Wheel
Ing, commonly called UuCua Vista, with all The
improvements aud aplmlcuUuCc' Thereto be-.
longing.
TErMs oF SIr.uur ihird ~ the purchase
money cash Ia hand. balance In two CVual ray
mcpts at six aud twelve mouths, Win interest,
purchaser giving notes secured 10y deed ~ Trust
Tor Deferred pay m,ut,. ur the whole OF purchase
money ST Ice received lon cash Il purchaser lru
Ter titlc believed to hc perfect, but selling ~
trustee I shnll convey only such title a. j. vested
In me by snid decd 81 trust
!. WOODS, Trustee.
" H. HAlIFR. AurtiunC,T mrlui
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

To all Who are suffering irom the or
rors ami inJiscrrtions ~ youth, nervous
weakness. early DECAY, loss ot manhood
al viii srnd recipe that viii cure
you FKEK oy CuARGG Thisgreat reHle'iy
WAS discovered 10y missionary IN south
America. send selEaddreSsed en-
yelope To the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Station d., New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
ALEXANDER BONE, SIR.

GENERAL RUANElss AND RIAL EsTATk
N Agvnt aud Noiarl pgblic-
rxamtne.i and ols.-pd E4tkias settled. NotcA
hook Accounts and Rents Collected
Collections promptly rsrlf,rd, and al onst
nes oogrupondeDoe coalientiAlll e.isaaea -
aeElf BY postal ord fog Circular and ksferrnoce
OelcN titk NaFkei street crsngist kie<k. eye'
city Hank wheeling. W. Va sepio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
THE REGISTER
Aud the Political Preferences Of
Philippi.

lhUIppi SUNDAY llN''"
The Wheeling REGISTER ~ the most
cutcrprialug newspaper ~ the state.
Il h. read each week hy moro aud more
ni lhc industrious aud thriving people
oi Barbour county. We give Ia re-
apuusc 10 It's inquiries H To- our choice
i1r the President aud Other offices.
Most ul the Democrats prefer Hidden
with Thurman az second choice, The
Republicans don't want Grant, hut Will
support hun to the man It hc II MONT.
mated. The most sruslhlc ul thcm would
regard his nomination asa misfortune.
!. \. Camden ,sprvirrcd 10y the Demo
Gratis Tor Governor, bat his connection
with the u so Il. K. will cmharra>s
HIM considerably here Nit Jackson.
oi wood, has SOME friends here.
Faulkner has hosts ol them. We
think hc would makc uu excellent Gov
crnur, ui whom every man might he
proud LIS nomination would he con
sld,rrrcd az continuation "i Demo
cratic promises To- restore the govern
mcut ui the country to Its ancient puri-
tv aud simplicity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

DISEASES peculiar to females speedily
cured without the taking OF nansous
medicines by the rev and wondSri9'
remedy, Prof. Guimeties French Md
ney Pad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

Nix. FElluUS ls daily IA receipt oi let
trrs ct inquiry. irpm various parts, rr-
spr,l,ug h,s syrup OF iypophusphltcs.
one recently received leads To- ia, Ice.
Ecl that the public mistake his meaning
in reference To- ltS effect m imparlng
superior energy g. the mind. Where
the intellect has been impaired 10y over
work or hy Kindred causes, the use OF
the syrup. together With proper prccau-
ti1uS m the use IT food. clothing, cNrr-
else aud rrst, viii restore iuii power to
the brain aud nerves superiority OF
genius consists IA great capacity ct brain
inr aSsiuilltiug material from every
quarter aud ct developing IA propor-
ton. hut ~ by lar the greater number
are not we'll endowed hy nature, cunsc.
uuyntiy lacking THIS capacity, It Wouid
b. quite impossible to find c'anium
space toe material necessary tn Consii-
tut, the brilliant genius. Hence, al
though the Syrup viii assist IN rvstoT.
ing the mind WHICH l. lost, II canuoi
change natural born IDIOT into an IN
ttilisvut man,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
ANnrnEn NO no nc srnnN.

On the other haul there are not want
ing good Republicans to assert that the
Opposition oi the Ring To- Richards was
brought about by jealousy, aud 10y their
srrins that they could not use hlm.
Richards "a comparatively stranger
hero. having come ~ Struhrnylllr only
in IoGS. tie WAS born IA south Wales,
and When hoy CumC cut To- tins Coun-
try with his father, who settled IN Penn
sylyaula. when the war war broke out
ElchardS went to the front as captain at
his company from hia home, aud served
calamity until tho WAS over Then hc
took up the practice ol law, AMI COM
INK hrtr. went into puiiIl'S. tie Was
elected u the Lower House SOME years
a.,n and has been twice elected to the
State Sruatc. The tact ol hts rapid Po-
htiral advancement has, It ~ c"imr,d,
made those Who found lac would not To-
a tool his bitter CuCmirs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

Among the Republican, 81 this county
IL likely To- lead 10 u split IA he party,
and n the Democrats place Themselves
in a position 10 take adsaniagcol 1t they
NAV makcas neral turning n' the tables,
A stated here that quite q number
,l -,utIrmcn irom Stcuhcuvilir uut the
snrrnuuliu, towns will rharrra steam
l,at ,u June aui 10 down to Cincinnati
a. attend ihr Democratic 'nnN'nii"u.
They WI sleep aud take their meals on
the steamer, and thus avoid the rush
and crowd al the hotels.
JEFT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
Euoota OF tho Ram storm.

Pittsburgh lu.l
"Busiuc.s has fallen oil fully one half
since the heavy r1iu, 1T SUNDAY said u
retail druggist 10 the reporter last even
ing $50.
"pu vou attribute It 10 the raluI
qucrlcl the reporter
"l du. | have noticed ior twenty
wears past that Immediately after heavy
and cuplouS rains people make tower
calls tu the drug store.
"Thc same ~ true ol physiclaus, sud
young doctor Who arrived IN ,'mc to
catch the duit ot thc conversation,
Tho rain ou sunday not uuly clcauscd
the streets aud sewer, but purified aud
refreshed the earth aui every person
felt iu better spluts yesterday and to-
day than they have tor weeks past
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

The following su,.,, 4, M .rs up on Wheeling
AurryAt 90 rE,,Sa

eIrt..I....F# Accommodation tu. I.IiI uul}
r.rr. r.t.,'..rr WU.. ,tr. ...l lr.Blr.vrIH.
tu..f rk..rt sgubJ N..uA N..Huwoda
tom ~ Al.
d.iriUs tl.. .I4F pp..,s rgt kWar.i uul WtNarI De
tN..u Martins Tr.N uul UrllNu. sl'ppiuS
Whom r.Yuiryl ut sherman lIou.r. btnaN"'''
MOI Wheeling aul gIHNyl lliN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
PRACTICAL BkICkLAlkKA

Aaulc,s and Graics ~, Ia The latest improved
STYLES the irah ~ bai chimncys Improved, and
paving and bfit klAyiug done -
Isav, orders, ot snd BY postal card, " No. u
Fltsrnth aud - MAfkct streets, mTS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
FOR SALE.

A Light DRIVING Tor BUGGY, PIANO
~ bed. as good ~ new Enquire OF
!. II MCFALl
Nm 10 Thirteenth Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

rI,UE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
j aud slorchonsc comblued, formerly occu.
pied by nachman 4 punt, situate on the wctl
side Oh Market street, bgiwcou Eleventh and
Twelfth streets This building Ia rented Tor the
coming ear 20 fifsi class tenant
H. q SHRtvER,
iaib i1ll Main sircCk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
Horses and Wagon for. Sale.

We OlkT lot sale
| Hay year single foot uckiug horse tiamilyl.
/ Hay yeattIoiling mare.
iIay YEAR, fast uotting mare.
/ Hay year. work horse,
Mus lean Pany, pariagtiy goullV ior boys 10 ride
/ Ileht two horse truck wagon. new
| Double sci harness. new, ........,. ,,,,
mia 4. &. ftEhIEh u w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

There is not charm that lights the lac,
Wi,h ~ lnrilahlc grace,
Asswcct, pink lips aud ivory teeth,
Aud nothing nov beneath the sky,
Can beauties such "a tlrSc supply
Save SuZouuNr. that wears the wreath
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
Iimn Iahln M. a.. 6. III h.

~ NNp AFTER NuSpNl. % ia, Any
d. I..H .rrs 600 lHu NhrrilHs anal tlm
U.r.. ...tu,UI Will rrH HH ra,'N.. TAR WIZ
I.,.. .r., tIH ....H.r Market ami Eleventh
srr... ......I If...rH#rrk . IHFa Hl#
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

cinuau XnqulrsL -- -:
pAIIEJL.
In Noble county the sentiment OF the
voters of the Presidential nomination
has not crystalized into any definite
shape AS yet The irrepressible Dalkell,
however, ia w a. u candidate Tor the
Congressional nomination, aud with ~
little chance Ut getting IL, ~ he has the
nomination, aud, II the truth were
known, with Us little expectation. The
fact is, the ud.headed private ~ afflicted
with morbid Tor mama being an eye
Sore To- the peoplo'oi Ohio, and being about
~ devoid ei modcsty - Ut talent ho
will resort 10 almost any expedient tn
make himself notorious. Tho voters al
the district laugh at the idea Of his bo.
ing a Congressional possibility, but he
krepa on asserting that he u one, all
the same. There are those who say that
the ruhy-locked Dal il playing hts cards
tine % 40 the National Convention IA u
delegate. In thus district Il has been
customary to makestho most prominent
candidates for Congress the District dol
cgates. and IT IN said that Dai ~ thus
reaching around the back way tor the
nomination, without having any idea OF
success ia his Congressional aspira-
tiOnS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

President pro t,iJ. ui the Senate, IN spo-
ken ul iu Jefferson county, but lac has
rmhruilcd himself. or, perhaps, hccu
forced into such fight with the Court
house Riyg | spoke ol above, that his
chances are not guod At the state
Convention, at which Nash was MONT
mated lnr Attorney General, "a mcmhrr
ui the rlug IN Stcubcuylllc, Col. pItou.
was a candidate ior tho position, hut hc
was opposed hy Richards, who, It ~
aid, made some damaging remarks
about him, which baton claims defeat
rd him. Other things that had occur
rrd prior 10 this had placed the senator
la opposition tu the Ring, aud thus act
wldcucd the breach between thcm.
since then hc Is charged with failure t.
support another man from Jclcr5on
count, named Kerr, who was an appll-
cant ipr the position oi Clerk ol the SOU
ate. Concerning this. Mayor Irwin
to-day said Richards had agreed To-
auppurt this man Herr IN tho caucus,
but he had his own interests Ia look
alter. aud hc sacrificed herr m order to
obtain the position Ut President pro iru'
OF the senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
UNDERTAKING
carefully and p'nml'N
CASKETS g. COFFlNS

ul aI AIu.I, Hui sizes kvpt t'n.ttnNN ~, 49,, s.S,t
tUs urrJrt-,nt duties attending u bur'H o.
turd.tI. calls answered. day or nigh, tfum MI
dsugy uNyr the stuu'
NJ. s..Ft a IrnttIfst line 81
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rnE CASpIpATE.

IA is lust possible that the Sixteenth
District may not reuOminate Updegrau,
in which event quito number Ol self
sacrificing patriots would he found wait
ing for the lightning 10 strike them.
Cpdegrah was nominated the last time,
because IL was thought that Jefferson
county vas entitled 10 the nomination.
lie has not made a popular Representa-
tive. and since elected has made many
enemies among the leaders OF the par
IL by his oycrbcariug CgotiSm aud rath'
or high handed manner ot carrying
things. Since the inauguration ct the
Presidential fight he has, IN opposition
tnthe sentiment oi his,county, bcenclalm-
INK IN Washington that IL Was Tor Shcr-
man. aud. in fact has succeeded IN getting
himsrli thoroughly dlsIked. Here II u
thought that he will be- allowed 10 make
the race for the second term, but out
side Jefferson county this feeling does
not hold good. The counties that now
comprise the district have recently been
changed about ~ that it IL hard 10 tell
whore the nomination rightly belongs
aud the prospects oi scramble lor II
are pretty good
la Belmont county Colonel Puurman,
ui BeIIairr. II mentioned IA candidate,
although hc told mc to day that lac hal
no aspirations that way. Guernsey
county. which ia the last election vas
la the Fourteenth District, comes Tor
ward with candidate Ia the old ils.
trirt. aud madc close run two years,
aud il likely To- disregard the claims Of
Jefferson IA this.
Harrison county has not got IA active
candidate ia the Hcld but It ~ thought
II would support Belmont candidate II
ono were put up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
POINTING WALLS!
HAMILTON L McGRARAHAH,

nHItk WALLS SHOULD W. lOlNIkD W.
ID furv they are paiutCi, and this y The TN,
oi year to doll Those having work OF Ihis kint
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NOTICE.

civ iittA bfGttf. I
wHTELiNg. " Va, Apnl q iss' !
scaled Proposals viii b. rosivc'i 81 sc ufiios
90 fhc CITY Cisrk urui saturday, Apiil la 100
Il o'clO,k y ~. Dor ne use II NE iOil0Sing
Coal -cales fJr She !caf COMMENCING On tht lf
daT 81 Nay lssn:
ne uouth q kbdlsy Brs'. oDsi bank. bsaf tas
NLlfakcf ifIL Hurks.
ne coal scalss siiaatosi In The figith Na'i, 81
HpilsY tfos' coal bank
s,si ALtx. uppBGRaTT. Cly clert
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Carpets. OiIclOths. window Shades,

CH NNHtE aaI rNEiuE likN'i' ~. "n''e
We vr,l 40 che lowest ut...7
w M. 2II AZ az BON
Csf Market auJ rNyuy sg,'1i N''St' ''h. ,
Wheeling = -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

Memory. Pre-
mature old ~,
and disease
tn 81 lead I,
CONSUMPTION.
Insanity an d
an early grave
of both. Ne
M att or how
shattered the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
M "NHooRR RESTORED.

Prescription Free for The speedy cum Of Sem
inal weakness. Loss Of Manhood. and ell dis
oricn brought on by iniiscnti ton or exec. Any
Druggist has the ingredients Adduss ia Ntp'
&N A co. ~ Nassau 81. n. Y. ocncodcgxb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
CONGRESSIONAL CHANCES.
The Prospects In the Belmont,
jefferson, Noble District.

gItAcls from s,aa Cornapondrncc Of the Gin
clnuau XnqulreG. -
National Republican., 1880-11-29

TO this reactionary petition are declared by
the Rev. Mr.. SrECKER to bo economic He
asserts that the jews make their money by
disgracelul means; that they have acquired
disproportionate political power thereby
that they are rapidly becoming the com
mcrcinl and financial potentates of the cm-
pirc that their policy and aims are against
the oristocraiic principles of the govern
ment, and that they are at heart republi-
cans. Such is the latest appeal TO race
hotreds uttered by lutheran priest
That it will be advocated by and receive
the votes of q numerous body in the par
lament we do not doubt. BISMARCK is
well known to favor reprcssive policy.
The emperor is antagonistic to the jews,
and the court class hate and fear them.
Since 1913 they have been among the most
patriotic, most frugal, industrious aud best
educated Of the German people. They
have furnished brave soldiers, generals of
genius and renown, learned professors
great legislators, and have been almost un-
disputed rulers of the empire of commerce
and finance. No class has contributed as
much TO the wealth. learning and political
advancement Of the German empire as this
scmctic race, whose history equals that of
any othorn the richness and grandeur oft
achievements in all the departments of
human life.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
GERMANY AND TIE JEWS.

The chaplain to his majesty the en-
peror of Germany is a member Of the i'm
perial parliament, lie has introduced Il
petition, Of which he is the author, asking
that a law be passed which shall keep the
jews from any post Of authority Those
who have read German newspapers and
followed the current Of modern German
fiction will not be surprised at this parliu-
mentary attack upon the jews. They have,
since the financial reyulsion set in, been
abused in novels, stories and the press as
spies in war and usurers in peace. Race
and religious prciudices always strong in
Germany, have been stimulated by truth
and fiction to the pitch Of persecution.
The reason is found in the fact that half
the people Of the empire are in debt to
jewish money LENDERS. Aristocrats and
communists join in the TRADE
The people and rulers of Germany were
among the last in Europe to accord politi-
cal equality to the jews, II required the
revolutionary tidal wave of 1sl5 to wrest
from tho monarchy of Prussia the laws
which gave to this illuslrious race the full
measure Of political and personal liberty
which the other subjects of the monarchy
then enjoyed, The reasons which have led
National Republican., 1880-11-29

The Philadelphia Eceninq Bulletin sug-
gests the name of General ULYSSES S.
GRANT for the Pennsylvania senatorship,
The suggestion indicates that our cotem-
porary desires Pennsylvania TO have first
class senator, Whether the proposition is
feasible or not is another thing, We should
much prefer it to having the general put
out to charity, as has been proposed by
others.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

further consideration Of the vital question
of southern dangers aud southern needs.
If some change cannot be inaugurated we
see no way for the south to become self
supporting And in little while we shall
have an Irish question to deal with as mo-
mentous and fearful as the one now agi-
tating theparent country and more difficult
Of adjustment.
The importance of the subject will justify
its further consideration in future papers
National Republican., 1880-11-29

THE Passion play has been withdrawn.
Manager ABBEY has had big ADVERTISE
ment out Of it. The excitement was worked
up quite ns sl1illfully as was the BERN
HARDT Juror These will now be sue
cceded by the nautch dance, for which
"a Bombay merchant with four wives and
eunuch" were imported last week. No
charge for this notice.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

FRIDAY and Saturday last were full of
excitement to New York spcculators Over
half million shares were sold on each day
at the stock exchange. The cotton ex-
change was wild, the option sales reaching
nearly 100000 bales for the two days the
largest ever recorded. There is n glut of
wheat at all points of export, and owners
of stores and elevators have raised their
prices for storage, charging two cents per
bushel for every ten days after December 6.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

THE movement Of HORACE WHITE and
his coadjutors the other day upon General
GARFIELD's works must not be reckoned
an attempt to run q political machine. So
demonstratiye an effort, if made by Mr..
CoNKLING, would be liable to suspicion,
but certainly nothing except pure desire
to help the president-elect in arriving to a
wise conclusion as to his duties could have
actuated HORACE, who in himself is a
WHITE mans party, and not q machine
politician.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

GENERAL GRANT is eligible for senator
from New York. With CoNHLING and
GRANT New York would be the empire
state in the senate.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

BANKS aud trust compa MES hold one
half of the registered bonds of the United
States. Foreign holders own but ten per
cent of the seven hundred millions of such
National Republican., 1880-11-29

THE British parliament has been sum-
moned to meet on January O. The state of
Ireland evidently calls for the speedy ap-
picaton of policy" Things have
drilted lone enomrh.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

II is said that President HAYES will
have an opportunity to uppoin. two more
justices of the supreme court before he re-
tires. Justices SwAYNE and STRONG are
eligible TO retire on full pay.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

The New York EceaiHg Jf1H is much
concerned about "tho sickly silver" in the
treasury. 1t asks: "What is to be done
with The forty-soyen million standard sill.
yer dollars, which nobody will have ?n
Halfofth sum which seems to frlghten
the 1IaH is there representing the silver
certificates now in active circulation. The
other half is moving slowly but surely
into the hands of the people, in spite OF
the persistent efforts Of the gold-bugs of
Wall street and the hostility of the treasury.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

THE friends of General HARRISON conf
IDENTIFY claim that he has secured enough
votes in the Indiana legislature TO insure
his nomination by the republican caucus.
There will be eighty-two votes in the eau
Gus, fifty of which are said to be pledged
TO HARRIsON
National Republican., 1880-11-29

GARFIELD is to have all of his hardly
earned electoral votes in Indiana. The
error in the name of an eloctor was not in
the ballots nor on the precinct returns. 1t
was clerical error in filling up CONSOLE
dated county returns The state board has
counted the proper elector in.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

We are indebted to the poIitencss Of Serb.
ner & Co, for bound copies of scdjaer's
Monthly and the 81. Nicholas for 1880, Tho
latter is neatly bound in two volumes on ao-
count of its increased size. It Is needless to
refer to the superior excellence Of these period
icals, for they have advertised their own ex.
cellences Mt home ana abroad
National Republican., 1880-11-29

IT is certain that the national banks
will be requesting congress for some favors
this winter. While considering such meas
ures we hope that law will be passed
compelling these institutions to receive on
deposit the standard silver dollars and to
treat the gold, silver and paper currency of
the government in all respects alike.
National Republican., 1880-11-29

The Cincinnati Gazette assures its
anxious and sympathetic democratic coem-
poraries that there is no senatorial Eight 4"
in Ohio. Two distinguished citizens
have declared themselves candidates
for the senatorship, but thero will be moth
ing in the contest unbecoming the dignity
of the Office.
National Republican., 1880-11-29
Health is Wealth A.!
THR GMITH I RGGE MISUNDERSTANDING Cl.

LONh bpA liVJ, bNlDbhfbNl, CONN
Manufacturers Of specialtles In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government ana Giant Pad.
LOCKS, sewing Machine Locks, Plano Locks, Organ
Locks, the automatically made Giant sash Chain su
perlur 10 every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley required The bmith n Egge Manuiac
turing Co also gives special attention To The making
OF estimates for the cost Qf The manufacture of pat
ented Inventions and all tho necessary tools and the
manufacturing Of the same on royalty All commu.
ncatlonl treated con ncentiRliy, oClGeoBm
National Republican., 1880-11-29
EsrABLIsHED lsaa
JOHN lIcDERbIOTT Do BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
Is team used) $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west Washington, d. o, Carriages and Har
ness received on storage and sold on colnmission
Carriages repaired, felt