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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-14
THE ONLY
Complete Abstract in the
County!

If you desire full, unprecedented and
reliable information of lands in Doug
las county, write to or call upon us.
We have the only set of maps in
existence showing the exact dimens-
ions Of all fractional or otherwise i'm
perfect lots, and can furnish the only
dependable information in regard to
them.
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-RFFERENCrFS-

We take pleasure in referring to
Messrs. Auerbach, Finch q Van Slyke,
of st. Paul; Hon. Z. G. Simmons,
President of the Northwestern Tele-
graph Co., Kenosha, Wis, and the
First National Bank of Superior.
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Fer 5GGs % cis3s.

Let 1 in Block Thirty-fve, Supe-
rior City opposite Clark House. Also
Block II West 18th street on Railroad
having 3 Lots to rent.
JAMES s. RTTCHTE.
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-Soundings Of the channel were
taken Il few days ago, from and
around the Y. 2. dock out to the main
channel. A good and sufficient depth
of water was found the entire distance
to safely float any craft navigating the
MINER lakes.
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Not Eve1s Sveeniny.


Our Duluth friends (?) to the con-
trary Notwithstanding, Superior is not
dead or even sleeping. Our Elevator
Company report successful progress,
and will commence the erection Of Il
fine large elevator this winter.
Mr.. J A. Magee, Of Indiana, Penn,
will, as soon as possible, put in a saw
mill on st. Louis Bay with capacity
Of $4,000 feet per day to start out
with.
MIR. D. C. Wickham, of Pentwater,
Michigan, another mill man, has
bought his site in the same locality
and will have a mill ready for the
spring work.
A Mr. Fish, also a Michigan man
is now negotiating for mill site to be
located on the Edwards property near
Connor's Point, and will erect 4 large
mill next season.
Messrs. c. H. Hackley & Co., an
other Michigan firm haYe decided to
locate at Superior and are looking
over the various points for location,
and when the the ground is secured
will erect a fine large mill. They have
men now IN the woods looking up tim
Der lands
The Northern Pacific company is
now making arrangements to extend
a spur track up the st. Louis Bay for
the accommodation q the mills decid-
ed upon and those still to come, which
piece Of road viii be built at once
The Omaha Company will have its
trains running into town this month
and we are creditably informed the
company viii at once proceed with
the construction Of their dock and
warehouses, and be ready to receive
the first boats up in the spring; and
thus, without much noise, and with
out lying about our neighbors, Supe-
rior keeps on booming and growing.
Messrs. Bond & Clark, Abstract and
Real Estate Estate agents Of this city,
who are negotiating the real estate
sales in the above cases, also inform us
that they are in correspondence with
many other parties who viii visit us
soon and locate and 60 into business
here.
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The Superior Times.
PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY.
ADvERTIsING RATEs

ono men OF space. $500 per Legal adj
vertising at legal rates .... Transient adyertis-
ing payable III advance Other bills due monthly
-
If you want nice fresh candies OF
all kinds, call on Mr.. Kiltin.
Mr.. Brooks will get out large
quantity of cord wood this winter.
That is handsome lot of Silver
ware Elwell now has on exhibition.
Fresh Oysters by the dish or can
ut NEIL SMITHS.
An elegant article of Maple syr-
up, at AAsLEY q SUNDERLAND's,
For nobby ties and gents fur
nishing goods go to Silberstein &
Bondys.
The tug Molle Spencer, came in
this week with cargo Of lumber for
our people.
Take your girl to Neil Smiths
Oyster parlor, and buy her a dish Of
those selects.
Those silver designs in iewelry at
Elwell's are the neatest things out.
Call and see them.
Jake Leidel has received his new
omnibus, to be run iii connection with
the trains and boats.
Fresh Oysters are getting cheap.
Inquire Of NEIL SMITH.
Don't forget the Republican con
vention at the court house Saturday
evening, the Dist inst.
A new and fresh lot Of Teas Of
all kinds just received by
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND.
An elegant stock of fresh candies
just received at Ansley & Sunder-
lands. Step in and sample Them.
Blankets! Blanketsl! Blanket5ll!
We are headquarters for blankets
SIIBERsTEIN q BoNDY.
Wild geese are numerous i'll these
parts, but our sportsmen are not Fly"
enough to capture many Of them.
The finest stock Of fancy Con
fectionery ever seen in the west Is now
on exhibition at BRADs!JAw's.
Fresh fish at 2Iurphy's every
Monday and Thursday, and nice beef
steak at all times. and don't YOU for
get it.
Genuine Maple Sugar, no aduI-
teration, cheap at
AE~iEE IL SuNDERLAND'S
a. X. Smith oar city enoineer,
may now be found II his new quarters .
in tbe Brooks btiIdiap ON Second
streets.
A large assortment Of overc9ats
at very low prices It
SlLHEnsTEIN & BoEDY's.
Rev. lTr. Sleirht. Of Ch;nnewa
Fails. * in the ci+v and VIII oerunv
,bc nul9it n tha Eo;sr,pal cl,Hr.5 ia
morrow.
White Ash (ioerz = re-v and av-
celIcnt brand nj kuTrl,s
All tho oo,,,,d Goods bapdlod bv
.Msrrtt i Doe are j. Ills years naok-
ino-bonce fresh and nice The In
ncrtown store
Mrs Mary Chinaewa IN old res
ident Of this city. died last Saturday
and was b3r;cl Monday from tho
Catholic church
A larre assortment Of FIavoring
extracts Of all kinds ut
ANsLEY ( SUNDERLAHD's.
Mr. KILN i aoain con deck,
after his illness and has oot his store
filed M with q fine line Of new goods.
Make him i call.
-Silborstein & Bondy have an Gle
giant line Of mems, boys and youths
clothing.
Tho Omaha Company crossed the
Aminicon bridge, twelve miles from
town, yesterday. Look out for the
cars when the bell rings.
An excellent quality of Flour Of
all grades ut
ANsIEY & SUNDERIAND's.
Geo N. Smith is doing a bio bus
mess here inst now supplyino INN
bormen win -four for the men and
hay and feed for the teams.
New ENGLAND Boiled Dinners.
excellent and cbean nj
Arsrry / Sr-EDERLAyD's.
,n,horr,or sbo,1d oroon,ho,
that Mr.. Murphy Of this city, deals ex-
tensively in hay, corn, oats, and feed,
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Loans aud discounts. $50 2q86S
GVeuira.,S. .............. 6lcN0
[. S. Bonds To secure crCuiatign........ $4,000 60
either stocks. bonds aHd mortgages. . $3.50
Due fne.. approved reserve agents. Pill
DUe from o.h1r National Banks......... 5]lH1
Due from Stale Banks and baukGTs...... 1GJG7
Real estate, furniture ana iiEtureS....... I0210O
CErTeut expenses and taxes pUid..-..... 5l94S
Premiums paid......... 80. .......... 4I25O
Checks ald o,hcE cash items..... ..... 1928
EilIs OF other Observation-Disclosures. 2G5g1
Fractional IaIee currency, nickels and
pennies. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Specie. Observation-Disclosures. 2fSS2J
Legal tender notes. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Redemption fund with Z. s. Treasury
Is per cent OF circulatiou) ............ $4,000
O..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
CHURCH CHIMES.
A Directory Of the Various Services OF
TO-MOrrOw.


Fallen from Grace" will be the title Of
this mornings sermon at the Chapline
street NJ. T.. Church, Rev. George +. Hite,
pastor. THE Future Life" will be the
theme for the evening sermon.
There will be preaching tomorrow at the
Disciples Church by the pastor, Rev. w.
b. Thomson, at II A. NJ. and :: 30 p. NJ. Sun
day School at l0A. NJ.
The Union Sunday School Teachers
meeting will be held this afternoon at four
o'clock at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church,
and will be conducted by Rev. J. B. Null
ford. The meeting next week will be at
the United Presbyterian Church.
Preaching in the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow at 1880 4: N. and 1870
r. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. +. II. Dornblaser.
Subject of the evening discourse-Christ'
admonition to the Church at Ephesus. All
seats free and strangers are cordially invi-
ted Sunday School at . I'm. Iuterna-
tional Lesson-Mark. 7:24-37. Subject,
sufferers brought to Christ.
Fouth Street NJ. f. Church services,
general class meeting Sunday at q A. NJ,
preaching at l0% 4. NJ by Rev. a. X. Chap
man and ~ P, N. by Rev: J. Il. Reyes.
Sunday school at 2 p. N. Young peoples
meeting Monday, at "a r. NJ.
At the United Presbyterian Church the
usual services will be held at 1890 4. NJ.
The pulpit will he occupied in the evening
at $50 by Rev. w. B. Thomson, who will
illustrate his sermon by the use OF Bible
charts.
Rev. VIM. b. Thomson, OF Philadelphia,
will preach in the u. p. Church, Sunday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr.. Thomson
illustrates his subjects by large Scripture
pictures.
Mr.. Davis, from Wales, will deliver an
4
to be at Parker's Hall, tomorrow afternoon
at so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
ALONG THE RIVER.
Notes Of the Traffic and Bulletins OF
boating News.

The river was still on the decline at dark,
| last night, with feet inches of water in
| the channel.
The St. Lawrence arrived yesterday with
| a very large trip, and will leave this after
| noon for Cincinnati
The Bachelor is the Pittsburg packet to-
| day.
The Courier Is the regular packet for
| Parkersburg to day.
The Welcome took the ONeal trade yes
| terday, and will continue in 1t until the
latter is fully repaired.
The Chancellor from Pittsburg en- route
| for Charleston passed down Yesterday.
John W. Garrett the St. Louis freight
boat, took on several thousand kegs of nails
for St. Louis yesterday, and left last night.
The Ella Layman passed down yesterday
and the Nail City up.
The Little Anna will run tonight for the
accommodation OF Wheeling people who
wish to attend the festival at Martins
Ferry.
The race for life by the steamship Column
bia, in San Francisco Bay, was desperate
and spirited. The vessel ran aground in a
fog and then slid off into the deep water.
II was soon discovered that she was leaking
fast. and would sink in half an hour. The
captain decided to steer for safe Bleaching
ground, as the best chance of saving his
passengers. Under a full head OF steam
and followed by q feet OF tugs TO render
assistance If required the ship rushed to-
ward the mud flats. Her fireman stood
knee deep in water. and the fires were in
lnomentary danger OF being extinguished;
but there was just time to save her, and
amid chorus OF shrieks from whistles she
ran high up on the soft shore.-Sdn Fran
cisco CALL
The fine sideSheeler, st. Lawrence, will
leave at 3 p N. to-day for Cincinnati, Capt.
WIN. List in command. Next Saturday she
will take out an excursion to Cincinnati,
to the May Musical Festival. Kramers
band will accompany the tourists and
royal time is a certainty. The ST. Lawrence
is safe and comfortable boat and is differed
by gentlemen who will leave nothing I'M
done to secure the comfort and prom Ote
the pleasure of passengers, and we could
recommend no more enjoyable trip. The
fare for the round trip, including board
while at Cincinnati, is only $40.
OIL CITY, PA, May j.-River 2 feet 8
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and warm.
PITTSBURGH, May 5.-River feet and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy, mild and rainy.
STEUBESvILLE. May 5.-River 6 feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy, mild and
rainy.
CINCINNATI. May River 10 feet inches
and rising. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-River rising with
feet inches in the canal, and feet
inches on the falls.
CAIRO, May 5.-River 80 feet and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, May 5.-River falling with
5 feet inches on the gauge.
EVANSVILLE, May 5.-River falling. with
IL feet scant in the channel. Weather
cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
CAPITOL CHATTER.
News and Gossip Cleaned from the
State officials.

Adiutant General Butler is in Washing
ton.
Judge Snider will not be here until the
June term.
The Supreme Court will probably adj.
jOurn to day.
Gov. Jackson will not return before the
end of next week.
Executive headquarters are temporarily
fixed at Parkersburg.
Col. Peyton is driving away at the acts
of 1882 as hard as he knows how.
Secretary Stalnaker proposes to spend his
summer vacation at White Sulphur Springs.
Auditor Miller has appointed all but of
the revaluer> OF the real estate for taxation
purposes.
Hugh Daily has a patent Chirography,
without which no certificate OF incorpora-
tion is genuine.
While everybody was busy ct the Capt..
toll. Yesterday, their labOrs had little of
nows connected with them.
Chief Clerk Scroggins, of the State depart
ment, is busily engaged in mapping out
forms for railroad corporations.
Col. Sam Miller, OF the Auditor Office,
is showing the lions of the city TO his
friend, II. V. ID. Roncy, OF Scranton, Pa.
Circulars were received at the State
House, Yesterday, announcing the placing
of the mile track at White Sulphur Springs.
The grand inaugural meeting will take
place August 23!.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Certificates of incorporation were yester-
day issued from the office of the Secretary
of State as follows:
To the "WeSt Fork Boom Company"
formed for the purpose OF operating one or
more booms on the West Fork river, or
tributaries, in Lewis county. The princi-
pal office will be at Weston, and the cor
poration began April 18th, lSS2, and runs
| to January LIST, 1880. On a subscription of
| 81 900, the sum of 500 has been paid in,
and the capital stock may be increased to
| SlOO.0 900. The cOrporatorS all Of Weston,
are J. y. Williams, c. p. Moore, l.. J.
Moore, W. b. Williams and A. A. Lewis.
To the mill Creek Boom and Lumber
Company" Jackson county corporation,
! which operate boOms and dams between the
mouth OF Big Mill Creek and COttageviile.
| This village is to be- its headquarters. The
sum OF 81 500 has been subscribed and $50
paid in, and the capital stock may br in
creased to $4,000 The incorpOrators are
John III. Riley, Jackson, C. H., Charles F.
Mccoy, COttageville; Hiram Douglass, Cy-
rus NJ Brown, f.. u. Douglass, OF Ripley,
and Henry C. Fle>her. of Jackson, c. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
kNOkE DECLINES.

Last evening REGISTER reporter whose
special duty it is to keep his optics upon
local sports, ran across Gus Hanke, or the
icasure Boat Club. Gus is the partner
and trainer of Swope Knoke, and knoke is
the man John Ritz is anxious to tackle.
will Swope accept Ritz'S challenge;
asked the REGISTER man.
well, | should say not" responded
Hanke. what does he want to do with a
man of Ritz's weight Ritz weighs l54
pounds and knoke only strips for race at
lis"
II thought Knoke wanted to row Ritz"
venturCd the reporter.
Not much. | can't see what Fatty
Weisgerber means by trying to make such
a race. If We had wanted Ritz we would
have tackled him when he first came out.
But tell you, think Swope can beat any
man OF his weight about here. But We
don't want Ritz
And the ex.oarsman took pull on his
Henry Clay, and sauntered down Market
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06

A List or Its Omeers, Committees and
a Members.

List or Its Omeers, Committees and
Although il is well known that Humane
Society has been organized IN Whecing' ~
is not. perhaps, so well known outside OF
the membership that some of our very besf
citizens are giving aid and influence person
ally to this meritorious object For the
benefit of our readers, We give a list OF the
present officers and membership -
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
of The Ohio County Humane Society for the
prevention of cruelty to children ana ani-
mails: 49,. -
President-Judge Cranmer.
Vice Presidents-w. P. Wiley, ESQ.,, DR..
John f.. Smith, s. P. Hildreth, Esq.
Secretrry--Col Hugh Sterling, L. II.
Treasufar-Mr. /. II. Williams
Board of Managers-Messrs. Robert Gran
ole Jobn c. Shea. w. S. Hutchins, Isaiah
Warren, Rev. J. G. Lyle, Mesdames J. ;.
Trimble, w. S. Hutchins and Miss Amanda
List.
Agent-Mr. Thomas Sweeney.
Gentlemen Members-Messrs. T.. u: Ora
Graf, NJ Gutman, A. W. Campbell, John ).
Jones, J. Mendel, Edmund Booking, c. ut
r p Phillips. Philo Kimberly, Theodore
Molter, DR.. Hancher, John knote, Thomas
McLain, John McLain, Robert McLsin, u.
w. Atkinson, John Wagner, J. +. Hughes,
VIM. Hastings. Robt. Luke, J. s. Trlmble,
DR.. G.. Baird, W. A. Wilson, l. G. Dillon,
Jacob Grub, Prof f. A. Weber,. II. Greer,
Jr., John Frew, Rev. J. 7. Mcclure. A. e.
Wincher. VIM Wilkinson, Col. VIM. Exley,
J. NJ. Dillon, J. O. Golfer, DR.. Bates, Robert
Crangle, Daniel Peck, MAJ. Anderson, Jos.
Graves, Alexander Bone, VIM. McCaskey,
II. Shriver. II. L. OFT, John Doddridge,
Allen Howell. W. T. link, J. NJ. Frazier,
DR.. +. A. Hildreth. DR.. J. f. Smith, j.
SNYDER. DR.. Jepson, J. V. l.. Rodgers, Geo.
PAUL.. J. n. Chanock, Arthur Little, l..
Woodmansee.
Lady Memberships. DR.. f. A. Hildreth,
Mrs. Jacob Snyder, Miss Mary Hobson,
Mrs. James Dalzell, Miss Juliet Mcclure,
Mrs, 2. Dobbins, Mrs. Robert Crangle, Mrs
S. G. Peterson, Mrs. d. r. Brooks, Miss
Lizzie List, Mrs. Walters. Mrs. A. Luke
Mrs. f. Handlan, Mrs. George Johnson,
Miss Matte Stout, Miss 4. Nj. Doddridge,
Mrs. Allen Howell. Mrs. A. &. Robinson,
Mrs. DR.. Ulrich, Mrs. Daniel Peck, Mrs
George PAUL. Mrs. John Bodley, Mrs. NJ.
2. Gauley, Mrs. F. SSabacker, Mrs. II.
Hornb-ook, Mrs. John Wagner, Miss Sadie
Stout, Miss Sue Crumbacker, Mrs. John
Mcclure. Miss Lena Walton, Mrs. F. s.
Park, Mrs. l.. NJ. Bacnman, Mrs. j. ID.
Ewing. Mrs. W. +. Butler, Mrs. A. j.
WORKS, Mrs. Isaiah Warroa, Mrs. Catharine
MrCov
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Fair Direetors' Meetinx-To-dsys
Races Ritx and KuOke. t..

A special meeting Of the directors OF the
Fair Association was held at the grounds
yesterday morning. There were present
Messss. Anton Reymann, J. II. Hobbs, NJ
Reilly. Robert Campbell, w. Il. Exley, p.
l. Kimberly. John AeLn-s, George Hook
and u. LoftnSS.
A tour of the grounds was made and the
directors found everything in very salts
factory condition. An adjournment was
made TO the Office and the routine business
transacted. ..-
A committee of two consisting of Messrs.
John H, Hobbs and George r. Tingle was
appointed, with instructions to visit Mays
vile and Cincinnati and attend the races, to
induce the horsemen present 70 attend our
Spring meeting. 1t Is desired to make this
meeting q first-class one, and to this end a
fine list of premiums is offered. 1t can be
seen in our advertising columns.
1t was decided to reduce the season price
for bicycle practice from S. to $3.50, which
will be hailed with delight by the owners
of "masheens."
An arrangement was also made by which
a semi-weekly concert will be given in the
main hall. The Opera House Orchestra
has made terms for this purpose. 1t pays
s. per night for gas, and after all the other
expenses are deducted, gets half the pro-
ceeds. A small admission fee will be
charged, and beer and wine will be served
in the conce TT room.
Various other matters were attended TO,
but they have no general interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
Personal PLEASANrRIEs.
PORes and Pellets at PeOple-Theil
Coming and Going.


Mrs. Mabis leaves, to-day, for trip
through the West.
y. G. JurgenSen, a prominent Chicago
grain merchant, is at the Mcclure.
Il. r. McMechen. the real estate broker
leaves for Pittsburg to-day. on business
trip.
Robert Grau, representing the Philadel-
phia Church Choir Company, is at the Ne
Lure.
Sheriff c. II. Cauly. of Mineral county
is at the 81 James. He is accompanied by
his Tailor, John W. Arnold.
Ed. 4. Bowie. the clever Bellaire glass
man, was in the city, Yesterday, en- route
home from an extended Northeastern trip.
Messrs. Alex. Campbell. of Bethany, and
J. l.. Curtis, of WellSburg. are en- route
home from Alabama with a drove of cattle,
purchased there, for the Wheeling market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
The WHEELING 4 LAKE Erie ( \
NOTICE or
Special Meeting Of StoekAs1

II Is ordered that the NockhOl9,r
Wheeling aud Lake Erie Railroad %
he called 10 meet Mt the Company q
Office in Norwalk, Ohio, on Tussasl
day OF May, lss2, 70 consider and ar'is
agreement, M fully ~ II may then
mined, providing for the Lease or sa' y
ton Of The rights, pryilegrs AM =
this com psny relating 10 ia line SIn
Of Hanover street, Martina Ferry vhe
Wheeling and Harrisburg Railway -
and the extension OF aid by this cDsIl
Said company by q mortgage gua'AbI
tain OF its flrpt mortgage bonds, pnbC.1
interest, and providing for The co.
Of q bridge over the Ohio hyefs NC
facilities nj or near the city of nbS
for other Arrangements Tor be
benefit Of both said compani".
BY order Of the BOard Of DffecOn
c. II. JENkISs. ~
II In ordered that n special mesunt
holders Of the Wheeling and LAh
road Com pany be held nj The rsns
the Company, 81 Norvalk, ohn, ~
May 10, I'M ut 10 \. T., for hs
taking Into consideration an sEz
tween the wheeling and LAKE ~
Com pany and the Cleveland sss
Railroad Coapssy foS the eItsnsS.
said Wheeling and Lake Erie b.
pany IN the CISvsSand and hansin
Compspy by endorsing and .iEas.sI
bonds Of said C1sveland and a
road Company guArsnty by tns
ard Lake Ehs railroad CpmP,Z
punctual payment Of the prime
Of said bonds and osherwise ~ ess
fhe 9naranty sbsys nsutIondp.
by noVxaGe upon the railroad .oa
OF the aid, the Wheeling and IAD
road Company, In such manpH
Of aid guaranty shall be snbIsd
mt mortgage heretofore made
the Wheeling and Lake Eris E
pany. By order Of the Board ~ -
apla &. u. JkNkl!s:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06

III YOU are thinking OF buying a
Marble or Slate Mantel or any
kind OF furniture go tn Frank
G.. Caldwell'S new stand, No.
1900 and 15O2 Market street.
You can save twenty per cent.
on furniture, and have u magnif-
icent stock tn select from. Don't
forget this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 6-For the Lake Re-
giOn, partly cloudy weather local rains.
winds most northerly, stationary or lower
temperature and higher pressure
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley.
cloudy weather with local rains, variable
winds, stationary or lower temperature
and higher pressure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
TO-pAY'S RACES.

If the weather will permit, some rather
interesting races will take place at the
Driving Park this afternoon. At this
writing there are indications of clearing
of the weather, and little sun will put the
track in splendid condition. Otherwise
the races will be postponed.
up, last night, for the race to-day, between
Governor Jackson" and Lady Warren"
Both horses are in prime condition and
close race is anticipated. Considerable
money has been wagered on the result, but
it is difficult to say which is the fayorite.
There will also be an exhibition trot for
all three year olds. Several horses will
show themselves for the wind race"
Andy Mellon will trot out 'Sweetzer
Girl" for exhibition and the black mare has
many admirers.
No doubt if the day should prove fair, a
large crowd will go over to see the fun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-06
BUsIMGSS NOTICES. |
TO CONTRACTION

VNHE BOARD OF EDUC ATI0l
i bridgeport. Ohio will receive 4
building a brick school houss 0f tb,s
and "a brick school house ~ foI
slso for putting heating apparatus n u
building, until noon June J., lssL Ts1
must furnish with his bid good sets1
the performance Of his contract. n
reserves the right 10 reject any ~ n
viii pay In monthly estimates. -
specifications may bc secn on and ~
18th. nj the Office OF Roa j. AisIAodS
port, Ohio. The bids must he hl-s
tlerk Of the board on or before nss
lss2. TH0-. L. u
my2eOdi