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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23

Gallaher NJ, estate Cheymne
river 49, %
Gundlach Geo, ranch French
creek % 10
Hughes Geo, l two-stamp mill
Dansby l3 Al
Hyde JAS, lot 9. block 7, Custer;
lots 4, 5, 8, 7, 8, g.. block IL,
Custer 10
H%eideprim Fred, east half Of lot
&, block LOG, Custer Ii %
Hart j & Co, ] house at Nc
Makcn mine III
flaver + II, ranch French creek 547
Hartgering JAS, ranch Battle
creek II 90
Hauke VIM, ranch Battle creek 702
fIesnard Frank, ranch Battle
creek q 10
jolly c NJ, ranch Battle creek 20 IL
Jacobs VIM. ranch Slate Springs % n
Jones q w, ranch Buffalo Gap Is 96
JeWet w III, TancN DdttIe river il w
Kimball N, lots /, 2, block 95,
Custer 210
Kingman NJ M, ranch Battle
river % Z3
Kohler John, part Of lot Z. block
ll5, Custer 10 %
Klein Oscar, ranch Battle river II nS
Keith } q, ranch French creek 80 05
Leroy 4 Davidson, ranch Warm
Springs IL 35
Lumery J NJ, ranch French
creek Is 80
Lewis J NJ, lot 3, block 8, Gus
ter; lot s. block 5, Custer 73
Legrand J NJ, ranch Battle river IL 50
Leroy y, part Of lot ., block
ID, Custer l6 As
Mcclure Bros. lot 2, block A,
Junction lot /, block T., juno.
ton 32
Maddox S r, ranch Battle river % 10
Munger Samuel, house near
Bobier's ranch 8 So
Masters Z w, house at Junction IS
Maynard Frank, ranch French
creek 81 81
Miller Ben. house a: Junction 3b7
Mullen J $, ranch French creek ~ 30
Mclean Thos, house at Dan>by IS
Merrick A w, lot 6, block /,
Custer 10 53
Mccormick w II, ranch Battle
creek ~ 30
Mccarthy j, house at Junction 93l
Mills 4 sherwood. Nine Mile
ranch 40 90
MclIugh Pat, west half lot .,
block |, Custer; lot 4, 5, =,
block "a, Custer 81 II
Miller Andrew, ranch 7 miles
east from Custer Is SO
Nye John A, lot 10, block los,
Custer 527
Nelson Irwin, lot 5, block SO,
Custer 655
| Nelson Chas., two houses 1T
Junction 81 81
Otto Henry, lot 10, block los,
Custer; lots 4, B, 6, block %,
Custer $50
Olds 4 Coburn, two houses juno
ton IS 70
O'Haver T e, part oflot 8, block
lis, custer II 20
Page \ j, lot ), block 8, custer y 5S
Payton ID + lot 10, block 10, Gus
ter; lots 10, II, block 96, Gus
ter; lot IL, block 10, custer IL 90
Pennobscot mill, 7 miles north
west Of custer l57 90
Palmer & " ranch Battle river % 92
Palmer G w, east-hali lot /,
block s, custer 527
Plate VIM. ranch Battle river 8 20
Quinn VIM. lots 4, 5, q, block
,26, custer 27Sl
Rhinehart j w, ranch Pleasant
Valley II 70
Risdon Ami, half Of lot !, blo.k
7, custer lot 90, block d, Gus.
ter ii 0O
Reder Odo. lot IL. block 100,
custer; lot 9, block Ii, custer;
mill property southwest of
custer 81 10
Rhodebank J q, part Of lot 5,
block g., custer 26 80
Rombaugh Jacob, house at June
ton 497
Reno & Bond, ranch Buffalo
Gap 26 22
Reed J p, ranch Battle river 81
Sanders j G., part Of lot s. block
l03, custer; lots 5, s., block
107. custer II SIS
Smith Chas., lots 5. G, block lO4,
custer; lot l, block 81. custer 10 80
Smith 4 p, part Of lot 2. block
s. custer; part Of lot 6, block
33, custer ~ 9S
Shafer j r, ranch French creek 939
Swint c z, ranch southeast Of
custer 5 So
Smith Bros, lots |, 2, 8. block
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1882.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the End day of October, 1882, be-
tween the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, in front Of the
court house, I will sell at public auction
all Of the following described lands. lots
and other real property on which the
taxes for the years Of 1880 and 1881 re-
main unpaid. The sale will be adjourn
ed from day to day until all lots and
other real property have been offered
and no taxable property shall be exempt
from levy and sale for taxes, and pen
atty for delinquency.
Dated at Custer City, Custer County,
Dakota Territory, this 2nd day Of Sep
TENDER 1882.
J. II. RIcKERT,
County Treasurer.
TAX LIST OF 1881.
Arlington A N, ranch Pleasant
Valley 5 IL OF
Anderson Levi, ranch Pleasant
Valley % SO
Aliabough F T, half Of lot 8,
block IL, Custer SIT
Altaffer VIM, lots 10, il, IL, blk
81, Custer 90 o.
Browning Walter, lots /, 2, 10,
IL, block 3, Custer s 90
Bourn Chas., lots ., 3, block 81,
Custer; lots 3, 8, block 33,
Custer 40
Bellmore h., Flynn's ranch "a q
Bitterolf Fred, house on Harvey
street 2 40
Bissett Adrian, ranch French
creek $40
Bryson w. d., lot Z. block A,
Junction s so
Bingham Mathew, ranch Cold
Spring S64
Brady T G, house at Junction Gao
Burroughs Geo, lots 7, S,0, block
IS, Custer Is 10
Battle Creek q. NJ. CO., ditch
and reservoir 249 10
Bslknap Cyrus, ranch Squaw
creek IL SO
Burke Mr.. ranch Squaw creek 7 90
Eoyden.J A, ranch French creek 81 SO
Burke X S, part of .ot /, block
8. Custer I53
Burke \ s., lots 5, 6, bloch. l25,
Custer SCI
Cable Rufus, lot 6, block A, juno
ton lot 8, 7, block ID, juno
ton 537
Cook & Rogers, ranch Palmers
Caleb 10 so
Clark Isaac, ranch Squaw creek A. rs
Cessna John, ranch Battle creek % 81
Carr Jos, lot 8, block is. Custer 26O
Carr JOS, ranch Fall river 5H
Chilson A J, ranch Cheyenne
river 457l
Gibson G /, ranch Cheyenne
Carr T A. ranch Battle creek 979I
Carey Allan, ranch Battle creek IL Is
Caihoon Edwd, ranch Battle
creek % as
Dempsey NJ. part Of lot 5, block
3, Custer 5l4l
Davis 4 Hanson, ranch Willow
creek S34
Dixon j A, ranch Willow creek IS 81
Dickson L A, ranch Willow
creek 20 50
Doyle Michael. ranch French
creek $40,
Doran James, lots ], =, 8, 10, IL,
IL, block IL, Custer % 90
Dunton G II, ranch Battle river IL a
Daniel J NJ, ranch French creek IL 90
Dennis J N, ranch Fall river 81 %
Ely ID N, ranch French creek 81 IS
Faust Ernest. part of lot 2, block
8, Custer 748
Fcote Mr., ranch Rattle creek 81 OF
Frank A E. ranch French creek 10 SO
Golding Geo, ranch Cheyenne
creek go
GoTton James. ranch Battle
rreek go
ccoch W @, houss at Kidville Sl9'
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23

Wooden J II, lots ! >. block Z,
cis.er so
Wharton ID q, lots ], 2, block
lO5, custer 6E
Wright II 8, part Of lot II, block
llj, custer go
Wait liolr ut q. block !. lot :,
block Is, 10. T., b!oc. y, Junc
ton go
Young Gus, ranch French creek J22
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Govcrnor-N. G. Ordway.
Secrrtary-George II. Hand.
Chief Justice-A. ] Edgerton.
Associate Justiccs-Gideon T.. Moody, A.. IL.
Barnes and !. p. Kidder.-
u. s. Attorney-Itugh j. Campbell.
u. 8. Marshal--John Il. Raymond.
u. y. Surveyor General-ACortes ~Fcsscnden.
Delegate TO Congress--R. y. Pettigrew.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23

County ttf6cer.

Re~gister-Chas. NJ. Webb. Dcsascrd.
Receivcr-E. Y. Champlin. Deadwood.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23

Turner Thos. half OK 10, =, b.ork
lOb, custer Il; half Of tot 8, boss
I, custer
Tyler Leroy, ranch Battle river
Tucker Bros, ranch French
creek
Wheeler Thus. !, lotA !. =, 3, 4,
block 81, custer; lois :, 8, ., -,
II, -. block ~, custer; lot 3.
block >, custer
Witke kobt., lots I, 8, o, block 2,
custer
Wenzell X, east-half lot 6, block
!, custer
Walsh + z, ranch French creek
Woodland NJ, house at Four Mile
Wilhelm John, house at Junction
Way A s. ranch Battle river
Wright Michael, lots l, =, block
Il Junction
Wheeler Bros, ranch Flynn's
creek
Wilcox A. house at Kidvilie
Wells John, ranch at Fall river
Walker $ j, Battle River sta
ton
Walker w ", Battle River Sta
tion
Walker y {, Battle River Sta
ton
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-09-23

District Officers.
Judge-Hon. q. c. Moody.
Attorney-A. w. Hastie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
BELLAIRE.

Hugh Cloan is at Brilliant on business.
The Chapple Aid Society held mite
society at the residence of DR.. J. G.. Nc
Collough, on Gravel Hill, last night. Good
crowd, time, etc.
C. A. Il c. Campbell, OF Campbelrs
Landing, o., are learning the rolling trade
with Albert Long.
The Side Dabbers and the Back Dabbers
will play another game of ball next Satur-
day.
A little child of John Eckhardt, OF the
Fourth ward, is down with diptheria.
Julius Armstrong, President of the Bel.
laire bottle works, leaves for the west to-
day in the interest of the works.
ID. NJ. Corbett, the grocer, yesterday re-
ceiyed new delivery wagon, the finest In
Bellaire.
Yesterday morning twelve car loads OF
emigrants passed over the B. & o. road TO
the west, When the train stopped here
Carl, four-year-old son of Baltzer Kraus,
the barber, boarded it and proposed to &C
company the emigrants. Andrew Roeder,
the B. & o, policeman, was notified and
gave the train q thorough searching. but
failed 90 find the boy. As the train started
he was seen standing on the platform aud
was immediately taken of, spelling the
young Americas scheme.
The Ohio Valley Sign Company is having
3 20 by 60 two-story frame building erected
on Thirty-third street. This company is
turning ont much fine work. John W.
Henry left yesterday for q months trip in
the interest OF the company.
Judge Kelley, Of St Clairsville, passed
through yesterday on his way to Woods
Geld. He was accompanied by J. B. Smith.
Harry Wilson left for Captivas last night
to visit relatives and kill squirrels, etc
Elmer Bundy. Jesse Z. Bundy and Chas.
w. Devices, of Coslrain township. were in
town yesterday on their way to GAINESVILLE
to attend the Friends College.
Herbert S. Nelson. son of r. W. Nelson,
was eight years old yesterday, and enter
tanned his many young friends at his par
ents' residence last night in royal style.
The yard was handsomely decorated with
Chinese lanterns, and the young folks
present enjoyed themselves very highly.
Last evening a philadelphia tough"
went into Mike Feenev's Shamrock saloon.
on Crescent street. and ordered M the
beer. After drinking the beer he refused
to pay for II, at the same time giving Mike
considerable Zip" whereupon he ordered
him ont The slough" refused 10 90, and
was sent out head over stomach. He
gathered himself up and went to the police
headquarters for law. Failing to find any
one present, he returned to the shan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

y,.., ana .sseee.sfss Resditisa Last
49,. Might.

v...s .,d ssucecssfas Readittsa Lsss
f,i5,3s.8 MIGHT. 10.
a very large audience filed the oPefA
uonss last evening to witness and pro-
nounce upon BARLEY campbelrs ia1ess
drama. 1.-THE White Slave, was an unqpes-
toned success. i $50 ias
The recognition Mr.. Campbell has nonoL.
III, earned a drsrnatist and the yainaoie
sSnar;ence he has had, render It impossinie,
a. him m construct q play unworthy o.
so,,ons consideration. In bringing OUT nls
istest Contribution TO the American drsms
he has selected his own company hus
ali the conditions were proPitious BENNY
the scenes, and before them waited Psf'a
critics and an sdm MIN s, pnS arbe Gal.
isv Slave. y .sFairfax," aud Ay Geraioihe
Us SIRE of a cordial welcome for his neu
venture and he received it IN breataiess IN
iterest and continuous outbursts OF nousss
aDnlause ~ ~ - I, : - IN q
~ 4, may veil be said Of negro slavery that
.s an American institution IL Is tar enough
removed to become historical, and there
fore il falls legitimately into hands Oh the
dramatist, who must be dull indeea H nc
does not find il in a rich abunuance y.
glowing, dramatic material, ready ~ oie
virile touch to fuse into picturesqpes napss,
embodying the most attractive attributes
of both humor and pathos .,.
Mr.. Campbell no doubt appreciated tn.s,
and he has had the wisdom to aim direct
iy to present picture of southern LIE N y,
ante-bellum days without any poliaca.
bias or any appeal TO prejudice Amuenl
in color, large in proportion and th,ilnng
IN detail as he has made his story, ne nas
avoided exsygeration with commendaoie
care. .8, ,l,
and we look for q second full house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
RAG NEW SYNOD.
Facts I'm Relatien 90 the synod Of Penn-
syIvania. - $50 b.

Y.e,s I'm Relation 90 the synod Of Penn-
syIyania. B,
The Presbyterian church, in the States OF
.Penpsyiysnia and West Virginia are under
the control of tEenty-three Presbyteries,
viz: Allegheny, Blairsville, Butler, Car
Isle; Chester, Clarion, Erie, Huntingdon,
Kittapnffg, Lackawanna Lehigh, North
cumberland Philadelphia. Philadelphia
Central, Philadelphia North, Pittsburgh,
Redstone, Shenango, Washington, Wells
bofo. West virginia: Western Africa and
Westminster. These twenty-three Preshy-
teries were, in 1881, under the supervision
of four SYMBOLS, viz: Erie, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
, BY the action of the General Assembly
these four synods have been consolidated
into one, called the synod of Pennsylvania.
lis geographical lines includes the two
States of the Union mentioned. lt Will
hold Its first meeting at Hsrrisburgh on
Thursday of this week in the First Church,
Rev. Thos. r. Robinson, ID. D., pastor.
Every minister and one elder from each
church is entitled to q seat and vote az
This meetings There are in the synod $40
ministers and 929 churches. After this
wear the synod will be delegated body.
The question of the ratio OF representation
will be one OF the most important.t be de-
cided at the coming meeting.
We give some statistics of this large and
important synod: Number Of Presbyte.
ries, %; ministers, $40; licentials, "a; can
didates for the ministry, III; churches,
500; elders, 1922; deacons, 722; members,
l32,25l; Sunday-schOol member, l4S,lI5;
contributions for the boards Qf the churcn,
$S4s.0 900; for congregational purposes, 81
5000; for miscellaneous objects. $2l5 900.
The Presbyterian churches in Wheeling
will be represented by the pastors and one
elder from each church.
: In the Presbyterian church tSorthl there
are % synods. $50 presbyteries, 8, l4S min.
listers, 5,744 churches, 1854 elders, 6,6i3
deocons 500, 1913 church members, and esq.,
055 Sunday school members. Total amount
of contributions for all purposes, $685.
3o7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Thirteenth Session OF the Grand Lodge
of w. Va.


thirteenth Session of the Grand Lodge
ofw. Va.
The thirteenth annual session OF the
Grand Lodge of W. Va, K. of P, will be
held to-day, in this city. The Grand Lodge
will be opened at 10 o'clock in Peterson's
Block, and such business as is possible will
be. transacted in the morning. In
the afternoon, a grand process,
zion will take place, in whicn
lodges from Steubenville, Martins Ferry;
bridgeport. BeIlaire and Benwood Will
participate. In the evening grand ball
will be given at Turner Hall, at which an
address will be delivered by Capt b. b.
Dovener. e.. g..
The representatives began coming IN,
|, last night, and the following were found py
our reporters,
Mauer jenkins, La Fayette, No. s, Pied
j. r. Smith and n. @. Grange, Morgan,
No. 4, Berkeley Springs. ,,-.
. ]. e. Stock, Damon, No. s. Newburg.
W.. F. Heaton and w. c. Reflex, Hope,
No. 10, Parkersburg.
]. Burkett, G. p. Warner and w. Il.
Smith, Olive Branch, No. 25, Keyser.
". Long, Washington Ne. l, Martins
burg.
W. B. Poe, Friendship No. 5, Grafton.
John F. Smith and G. N. ID. l.. Smith,
Jefferson No. 2, Middeway.
|. John F. Carothers and Thomas McGinnis,
Paw Paw No. II. Paw Paw.
s. L. Evey, Ohio Branch Mo. %, keyser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
Bt-Centennial Celebration OF the Land
Ing Of william Penn.

The two hundredth anniversary OF the
| landing of William Penn, will be cele.
brated at Philadelphia, by grand carnival
| and series of gorgeous pageants during
| four days, October "a. Is, 26 and u, 1882.
The street parades and ceremonies, Incl
| dent to this demonstration, will be con.
Quoted on scale of grandeur and magnii.
cence never before attempted upon the
| continent. All the religious, benevolent,
social, literary, civic, military and naval
organizations will participate in the day
| light parades. and at. night there will be
| splendid professions of allegorical tableaux
| and displays OF fire works, representing
scenes in the history of Pennsylvania, AMI
illustrating one of the great epic poems OF
India, 1.-THE Ramayana"
To accommodate all persons desiring to
| witness or take part in these imposing
ceremonies, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4
st. Louis Railway Company (Pan Handle
| Route) will sell excursion tickets at greatly
reduced rates. from Wheeling. Tickets
| will be good going east on any regular
train October oath, 18th and 28th, 1882, and
! available for continuous return passage,
leaving Philadelphia not later than Octo-
Der 18th, 1882
No pleasanter time could be chosen for
| trip to Philadelphia. The views along the
line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad are
fsmed the world over, and the Allegheny
Mountains at this season of the year are
clothed with leafy robe OF gold and GRIM
son glory, which seen through the hazy at
mosphere OF autumn, presents visions of
beauty to be found upon no other railroad
line in America. Riding in luxuriously
upholstered cars over superb roadway,
and through scenery approached in lovli-
ness only in enchanted dreams OF Fairyland
travel is robbed of fatigue and the tourist
stores his mind with recollections that will
prove we'll spring OF pleasure for all time
To come
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
THE OFFICIAL COUNT
shows the Correct Returns From Ohio
C0unfV

Shows the Correct Returns From OniO
County.
The Board of Commissioners met yes
terday morning to canvass the vote cast IN
this county on last Tuesday. A copy OF
the official table will be found elsewhere in
this page. In giving the majorities for the
Legislative ticket, the vote of VIM. Myles,
the highest candidate, was used as the
basis. 81.
The vote for district officers was as fol-
lows:
.-H CENTRE DISTRICT.
Cosnty Commissioner-LouisD elbrugge,
D., 1872; n. j.. Whitaker, r, 236. 10
School Commissioner-Louis Seidler, D.,
S54; T, o. Edwards, r 264, p.
RICHIE DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-G. A. Stocker, D.,
sos; J. w. Schultze, r, 3T7.
School CommisSioner-Henry Schaler, d.,
395; Chas. Echstruth, R. 492
r-.-.l CLAY DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-Jos. Speidel, R.,
49, F. p Jepson, D., AIS.
School CommisSiOner-P. b. Dobbins, H.,
467; Noah Beck, D., 3S2.
Constable-G. A. Painter, R., ASP; VIM.
Lauchlin, D., $50.
Justice-Fred wingerter, $50; scattering
opposition.
Fulton Precinct-County Commissioner,
N. Stein, D., 81; August GoeriDg. R., "a.
Justicc-Rslph Ankle, D., IS; Zane Phil.
lips D., SO; Thompson, R., 80; McCon-
naughy, R., 26.
UNION DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-John W. Boring,
D., SIG; Il. +. Caldwell, R., 46l.
School Commissioner-Geo. McCulley,
D.. ST.; VIM. Harvey, r., 40S.
COnstable-Stephen Wilcox, D., 5OI; J.
A. Henry, R., 40.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
County CommissiOner-Jas. Comerford,
D., CO. c. +. Ebeiing, r., 5li.
School COMMISSIONER. NJ. Todd, D.,
$50; A. d. Work, R., $50.
Justice-W. W. Moore, D., 645; s. b. Fer.
rel, R., 5O4.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
First Ward Precinct-County Commits
sioner-M. Stein, D., 3Gl; Aug. Goering,
r., 347.
School Commissioner-Alfred Caldwell,
D., 3S7; w. A. Isett, r., 500.
Justice-Arkle, d., 355: Phillips, D., 3T6;
Thompson, r., 400; McConnaughey, R., $40.
CUnstable-Price, D., 319; ScrOggins, d.,
342; Noble, R., 3S4; Elliott R., 442.
MADISON DISTRICT,
County Commissioncr-Thos. Prince, r.,
572; J. Il. Sheppard, D., 427. -..-.
School COMMISSIONER. S. Naylor, D.,
543; A. J. Halstead, r., 465.
Justice-H. c. Peterman, R., 562; Thos.
Sweeney, D., 4i2.
Constable-Magee, R., Cos; Crawford, D.,
4O7.
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-G. w. Woods D.,
No. l, IFS; No. =, 81; No. g. 1874; total, 339.
Ed. McCauSlsnd, R., No. l, 16S: No. =, 40;
No. 3, So; total, 26G.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
County COmmissioner-June Curtis, D.,
No. ], rs; No. >, 81; No. 3, So; total, 100.
Daniel Maxwell. r., No. l, 120; No. 2, IL;
No. ;, Il; total, 21S.
RICuLAND DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-G. q. Lawtell, R.,
No. /, 40; No. =, S; total, 81. Peter Dele
plain. d., No. l, As; No. ,, SIS; total, 1913. J.
W. Nichols, Ind. d.. No. l, lO6; No. ,, %.
Total, 128.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
FIQshtng, d.

FLUSHING, O.. October l6-The Democrats
will celebrate the Ohio victory here Tues
day night. Speakers and musio are expect
ed to be in attendance.
Samuel Fisher has sold to Messrs. Young
& Co. the coal under one hundred and
twenty acres of land for $1,000. This is
considered fortunate sale, as the contract
specifies that no en- trsnces are to be mide
upon his lands but that all coal is to be
taken out on adjoining lands.
Praise service was observed at the Nj. h.
cdurcb yesterday, in accordance with the
request of the Sunday School Association.
Efforts are being made TO secure new
library for the NJ. T.. Sunday school.
We regret to learn that Ezra Mcdonnell.
Esq, Of this place, will remove to Barnes
Vile in the course of week or two. In
him Flushing loses one of her most enter.
prising and wide awake citizens, and
GAINESVILLE gains one whom it will be a
pleasure to welcome into the refined society
OF that city.
School at this place has started under
favorable circumstances. Prof. Swans
room has IA pupils, Mr.. Kinks room 20,
and Miss Holiingsworth's room 20.
School begun at No. to-day, Miss An
derson of ST. Clairsville, teacher.
Misses Mary NJ. and Mary c. Bundy OF
GAINESVILLE, are visiting in this neighbor.
hood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News Of Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News Of Personal
Character.
Arthur NJ. Teece, is in the city, from
Pitt buIgh.
Gov. J. B. jackson. returned from Park
ersburg yesterday.
: J. Wylie Mulholland, of Philadelphis. is
registered at the Mcclure.
A. F. Mason, Esq, of the 4Etna Life
Insurance Company, of Hartford, is in the
city.
Emanuel Marshall, who has been vlsitiRg
friends up in Sleubenville, has returned
home. ..........
Mrs. Geo. Marshsll's mother, from Mon.
roe county, Ohio, Is. visiting her in North
Wheeling.
Mr.. Samuel s. Schaeffer, of Kansas City,
is q guest Of Squire Geo. W. Nichols. out
east Of the city, and will remain for several
weeks.
Squire Geo. W. Nichols aud wife will
leave for Brooke county tomorrow for two
weeks visit. The Squire will do some fine
fishing on Buffalo creek while absent. This
Office is promised a mess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
Do not be Deceived.

In these times of quack medicicine ad-
refreshments everywhere, it is truly graft.
tying 10 find one remedy that is worthy of
praise, and which really does as recon-
nended. Electric BItters we can youch for
As being true and reliable remedy, and
snd one that will do as recommended.
they invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Complaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof
wespesk, snd can readily say, give them
tIial. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17

Mr.. James Crossley, of this city, has been
elected general manager of the Mingo mill.
David James, Esq, formerly OF the
Laughlin mill assumes charge of the pud-
ding department Of the Etns mill to-day.
J. n. Frazier, accompanied by Avail
Evsns, John Frazier and A. II. Ford. left
for Glencoe yesterday to build large brick
house.
Mrs Thomas Robbins is critically Ill with
rheumatism.
Any time the REGISTER carriers miss you,
copies can be obtained at Ong's drug store.