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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-12

I,TATEOF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
- Ohio, IN the Circuit Courtof ohio county.
George Baird June Rules, lsNa'
Is. In lSSunpsit with All
william II. Beatty attachment.
Tie object OF this suit Is To recover u judg.
meut i'm favor OF said plaintiff, George Baird,
against the defendant, William II. BeattN,
for Il balance due on open account rom salu
defendant 10 said plaintiff for professional
services rs u physician, such balance
amounting 70 s~l,Sh7.7I with interest thereon
from Nav -, 1873 until payment ANA
The COSTS Of this SUlt: aud To subject L"
The "a and satisfaction az such !udR.
mcui he ighi, title and Interest OF SAID
defendant ia lOi No. u ~ the corner oi
Chapline ana Twenty. fourth streets, IN the
West Virginia, laid out ~ town lots by NJ
W. Chaplinc and others, being same lot con-
yeyed Ia Richard CowI IN his NE lime ny
Thoma, HOrubrOOk ana wife. said rlRIll,
tiilr and Interest OF said defendant IN said
10, having been levied upon Hni attached bS
the SheiItlOl said county 10y virtue OF an or.
der OF attachment IN TINS suli Al C!u'k and
d minute. - III, 81 MAY -, 1913. ltappear.
iug iron, an affidavit filed IN this suit al said
rules mat tie defendant, William u. Beatty,
is not n resident CfthlsS state OF WcNuNlrginia
and ne not having been served with process
herein. IL is, OF motion OF said plalntlfi. or
dered the said defendant, William IL. Hearty
he and he IL hereby rcIuiIed Ia appear within
pne month after the date Of the nTtt pnbIi.
cation of this order aud do what ~ necessary
10 protect his Interests. ,
witness my hand his 9th day OF unr, Iss3.
y. Il. MCCOLLOCH.
Clerk ~ Circuit Court Of Onto county, Wet
Virginia. es,ib.&at&O
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Tn THE COUNTY, COURT or OHIO
county, state Of WeIt Virginia. ! n the
matte! oftbe probate OF the last will and
testament OF Hannah Bust, deceased;
The object Of the petition fled In this mat
ter * to have ADMITTED TO probate q paper
writing ~purportiny 90 be The last Will n
testament OF HANNAH Rust, deceased and "
sppsaripE frora the return OF the sheriff of
said county. that August Rust Amelia Adams,
Nelzenia Logger and Gustayus Rusf are non
resident, offhts state, nor found therein, IL
is ordered that they do appear AZ my once In
tie city az Wheeling. in the county state
soresad, on the SJth day OF J une, A.. ID. isp,
at 10 O'Clock A.. n, aud do - necessary
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk o. said Court.
JCBr O. PESBLEIoS, aity. jeoawt
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PRODUCE.
New YORK.

NEv YoRK. June II. -CottOn-Quiet
at lO&@1O1sc: futures barely steady.
Flour-Dull; receipts 5000 barrels; e1,
ports 200 barrels; superhne State and
Western S. 45@4 Is; extra Ohio 81 00G
SIS, st. Louis 81 00@7 %. Wheat-Cash
held steady; options unsettled and k9ic
lower and heavy receipts $4,000 bushels,
exports 10000 bushels; Ungrs2ej red
81 C6@t -; steamer No. 3 dSi0 81: No, ,
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Free Of Cost.

BY calling \. T. Young's, c. Moenke
mOcller's or Logan & CO. drug store you
can get a bottle of DR.. Bosanko,s Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 50-cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try a sample bottle of this medicine.
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market was rather quiet; opened a. 81 II:
advanced to 81 III: weakened. and closed
at 81 1914: trading fair.
BRADFoRD, June Il.-Petroleum-Markei
weaker: opening. highest 81 1871
lowest at 81 Is: closing at 81 l6k. Total
runs Saturday and Sunday rs. 20l barrels:
total shipments. 8S,a3S barrels; charters,
20,6S5 barrels; clearances, 629,S0o barrels.
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Commissioners Sale
Oh
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

In the Circuit Court OF OEi" County, W. Va.
William PicEergili, Jr,
John Frank, SOPHIA Catherine Frank. hi'
wife, and others.
~ IIANCEEl.
Tia. undersigned. special com,utAioner,
hereby gives notice that, In pursuance OF Tue
authority conferred upon him by deors:
mad, Oy said court ia aid cause, on the ~
dny Of NAV, ISIS. he will sell nj public nhc'
ton, to H., highes bidder, on
TUESDAY. JULY 10TH. a. y. ISIS.
commencing at ~ o'clock a; m at tue front
door at the Court House, OF said county, Ia
the city of Wheeling, West Virginia the Tot:
lowing described real estate, situated 10 saii
city, county and state, or Nd much ulerr0i a..
may I've necs ssary u pay III nens upon aams
the expenses ~ sale and Gusts OF SAID suit.
viz:
sixty situated On the east side OF Main
street, IN lilo sixth Ward. Of said city. he.
Ing The Sarn" property conveyed 10 sslI Johu
Frank by samuel q. Robinson and wife. Ou
this land In erected a two stoTy bfick dwelling
ia which said Frank resides
al. The NORTH obe.baif Of lot numbered ten
in square numbered thirteen upon the ihap,
Of the .ub-diyislons Of the JOSEPH lsldwtu
estate and additions therefroin To- thr sd
city, being t,e sams ham lot conNey.d ~ ssii
John Frank by Lsyina Wasson. S,ii bal
I0t 'front.' upon the east side ~ Ghsp.iD.
street, between Twenty-nlntb and Thirty.
mt streets, anil has upon " q double lPpr'
m.nt frame house, each tenem"n' c"nla!H'
I'd. TEc Forth one.haif OF lof num5.'si
esyeu In lusre numbered nine pn ssui~ 10 80,
being. III" same, property oonveyed - -'i
John Frank by James DnTkln aud wife. 81
last ullncl half lot fronts on the Sesi 80 ~
Chaplinc street. between Twsniy.lin'' ut
T~hirty.nr-i street, and mas upon ~ tbf@"'~1s
STORY frame houses, each containing ak
Ith. TIL. southern one-half of tine i0' 80
of Twenty.ninth aud ChapIlne streets, b,in<
the same half lot conveyed 10 said Jphl
Frank 10y James Durkln and wife. by d."I
% as,sss P ssI, 20. IS :: a is p sie ~ s Un : .sae ten,
emenI frame house, each tenement contain
fhis properly Is nnslyloca,ed and Will rem,
comnaIstI,eiy new. The rAle a1orda al or.
porunIty to The man Of moderate mean, ~
purchasing q house, and also 2 nne .hsncs
The p~fOperty will be offered ~ . whole sut
In different parcels sepaIately. aud VIII -
sold in the way In which IL viii bring tns
Tsrrns 81 sas-one-thIrd Of the purchase
nouey, and "a much more thsreo. a. the
Rurcna,sI nay sIcc, 70 pay; snsl II n.ns.
bearing interest from the day OF sals, pa.
able IN Sx and twelve month. f~espeSu.eii
from said day; for which deferrsd iists.i'
payable 70 the undsnisnsd. with security
ffhSrein satisfactory 70 the special commits.
sisas e. 81 ss@ 4. III: 2 a sns Pf sis psys ssifH n fuii
Of the purchase m xI2azD CALDWELL.
June5 Is3. Special C0mmi-ione.
I,samusI b McColioch. clerk Of sad 500
given by the sDoys.namsd sp:sisi oommt.;
E,s ssi ,b Sss,s cpeSo, E ill., s e P5GIjSsiH
Wheeling, June s, isR C'Ssx-
eel
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BslIaire and Southwestern r. r.
NOTICES..
Dissolution of Partnership.

yI,llE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN.
i i>l!rg bet vee WIN. Zink and Albert
ZiaF. under the firm name OF VIM. link q
Son. il tulsday dissolved by mutual consent,
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to tie late firm are earnestly requested 10 call
and make settlement with VIM. link. N
alone Is authorized Ia settle the accounts of
Wiz. Z!Ik & Son.
The business will be carried On al the Old
stand aS heretofore, WM. link.
anII ALBERT link.
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PORK PACKERS.
q. LIST, Jr.,
o r PACKER,
Ard Carer OF the celebrates CHESTER MEAT
which are now ready and for sale NJ
26 Fourteenth Street,
Nv a. G. Msats sxs AL branded "Lists
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II THE MUNICIPAL COURTOF
ING. JOAN COW!. Catherine L. Carpthers
and " lillian h. CarOther-, her husband,
and Josep h III. Cow vs.. the hell s-at-IfW Oh
WiIIiam Cowl. deceased, the names mum.
beers and residences OF whom are
Joanna FlemmiDg aud William Fleinmlng,
her husband, William II. Beatty, who was
husbsnd OF Eliza !. Beatty, George Beatty
and Minerva A. Govt, Arthur Little, i. r.
Zones, trustee, and George Baird, in chan
Gerry.
By virtue OF an order OF reference en-
tered In Une above entitled cause on the ith
dsy OF June, 1888, IL is ref erred 10 The I'M
Gpfs!gned commissioners OF the said court
10 take, state and report:
Flrst-An inventory Of the real eStateol
which the said Richard Cowl died seized,
sIirafe in the city OF Wheeling, the names,
umbers and ages OF those entitled 10 the IN.
DeIItance thereof, with the relationship OF
each 10 the ancestor and whether such real
estate is susceptible OF partition among those
entitled 20 the inheritance or not also, AL
liens OF claims upon or against SAID real e.
tate or any Individual interest therein.
second Any other matter or thing shicn
sa.d commissioner may deem plop-L
pertinent, or any OF the parties in'fes'ea
NAY require.
Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned
h., fixed THURSDAY. JULY 5ih, 1888, com.
mencinz At Q O'Clock a. m, as the VINE, anu
H. oface. No. I2A Chapline street, n the city
Of Wheeling, W.. Va, as the place al wh.Su
lie viii proceed 10 ascertain and report lne
several matteTsin the said orueS OF te.e'-
erce required. ,h;s .,b day n,
June, 1885. JosLf rdnTnIsSioner
JAMES +. ROGERS,
sSoauI Solicitor for Compla!nants-
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pRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoSx. June ll.-Dry Goods-There
is a moderate order demand, bit the vol.
ume Of new business is light. The chief
feature OF interest is the cutailment OF
production OF WOODEN mills, and between
three and -four hundred are announced as
stopped, or will stop IN the neKt two
weeks.
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Petroleum.

On CRY, June observation-disclosures
at s. 1871, closed al 81 1879; highest
I 81 iaH: lowest 81 IS: morning sales 2,SlS,.
barrels; afternoon S72,C 0 barrels. Tosal
! 3,65S. coo barrels
PTTrsBUsSH, June il-Pet-oieuu-Fair,y
active. United certificates weak and closed
AZ III ia - she a;!c.aloC session re
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PUBLIC Sale
UI
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

A AGENT FOR CA1HAR!SE NJ
N sherry and Prank McSherry, her nus
Lsnd. | will, on
MONDAY, USE 3, lSi,
At 10 oiciock =. IN, at the font door OF tho
Count House Of Ohio coaniy. sell. NJ pdbllc
auction IT," 'oI!owing described rel NJ estate, .
rart Of lot No. = which lot IN on the north.
west corner of Main street and Alley ~, Sen-
TIE Wheeling bounded A. follows: beGin-
ming "a, northwest corner OF lot No. 81: therce
east by gurth line OF said lot iO west line %
Main street thence south by west Tue OF
Main street "a feet 10 middle OF partition wall
between the house on pant 10 he soid aud
house next south " II; thence by a line par.
sllel with the north line OF said lot
through the middle OF said partition wall. -
near ~ may he 10 the east line 81 the alley In
rear of said lot thence by east line OF said
alley Ia place OF beginning The property
fronts on the west side OF Main street. d
has gu IL n substantial two story brick house,
containing eight rooms n ND hall, besides Gel.
lar anu attic, with water on nrst ana kecoui
hooIS. The house has a slate ronh On uiT
rear portion of the lt Is a stable. TIt!e per-
feet.
Terms OF Sale Onc.third OF TIA" p~u'cha'c
money. or 80 much morr ~ the purchaser
may elect, IN cash, and the remainder la v
equal in>talments, payable nine aud eighteen
months respectively, from the day OF sa.s.
with Interest from that day; the deferred IN
sialInents To he sati,fa" ioriIy t,Cnred.
HENRY NJ. RUSSEI.L
FL. CHRISTMAS, Aurtonesr. isA
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AL"a
20 Remove an Injured Horse From
His Car.
AS red car No. LOG, of the Union line,
moved slowly up Ninth street, at
6 O'Clock last evening, one OF the poor
old horses was seen to be labOring pain
fully. When the car reached Filbert
street a lady, neatly clad in black silk,
saw that the horse had three bleeding
sores on its shoulders that were chafed
raw by the "Dutch COLLAR She at once
stopped the ar called the attention of
the driver to the horse, and asked that
he be relieved of his work.
II will when he pulls the a to the
depot" replied the driver, George
Bash.
The Lady Insisted
that the beast should, in all humanity,
lie removed at once. AZ can't help
that" said the driver. "Gee up"
The plucky woma was not going to
give in then. All of her feminine per-
sistency was aroused, and, Cashing
onto the track, she brandished her sun
shade in the face of the astonished
horses. They were only too willing to
stop, and the driver, fearing an acct
NiOIli NAlO"Nu lhClLl W w Hos ~ lNA
ley was renewed. a crowd began to
gather that was evidently in full SYM
pathy with the lady. "Start that car"
yelled Conductor Robert Marshall.
"Iou may start the car and drive over
me-" cried the intrepid woman, "but [
won't move"
Officer Simpson, of the Sixth district,
then arrived, and
Tried TO Calm the Lady,
who was by that time fully OH her met
tie. "Arrest the driver and conductor, F"
said she. "Arrest that woman" said
they. The officer was between two
fires, but, seeing that the horse was
really suffering, ordered the driver to
jump the track and take out the CALLED
beast. Sergeant Thompson, coming
up, arrested the two men on the charge
of assault and battery on the lady in
trying to push her out OF the track. As
the conductor and driver were led oil
10 the station house the crowd, that
then numbered owe four hundred,
gave three hearty cheers for the plucky
little woman, who went to enter the
charge at the station-house. The car
remained in the gutter yer an hour
until q fresh horse was brousht.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
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NffECEnENTED ATTRACTION,
y oNcF Hail Million Dfstribn1c,
louisiana State Lottery Cumpsny

- Srsted In 1865 'O- &years by the La
Ee-g sos ~EduCatlOUoI and Cha-itabfa -
-S,lA a capita, % g..O0O-tN wSt - =
q Of over SG0,0N has since hsaT
Eas,i. = an Overwhelming popular vote ia
a., --oa adopted December n. A n ~
~" S"ranu Single Number DraHin@:
''N' pace monthly. 7 nerpr ~ :,
nooS-al the following distri h,ti,D
hH7th Grand Monthly
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BEECHER'S BIRTHDAY.
How the Great Preacher viii CeIs
brats il This Month.
Seventy Years Old, But lust as Young
in Spirit as He Ever Was-A
Proposed Trip.

Henry Ward Beecher's SEVENTEEN
birthday will be on the 18th of this
month. His family and neighbors, and
church and other friends are planning
to make the day memorable. What
will lessen their efforts is the fact that
the birthday falls upon Sunday. Mr..
Beecher said laughingly: They are
geese. Why should they make a fuss
about my SEVENTEEN birthday. They
didn't make q fuss when | was ID years
old, or 50 years old, or when | was 90
years of age. Why now, | am Just as
young As / ever was" Mr.. Beecher's
spirits and health are of the best. He
and Mrs. Beecher will start on an ex-
tended northwestern and western tour
Onthe 9Th of July. The family have
broken up housekeeping and are board
ing with a sou. Mrs. Beecher ex-
pressed to-day great regret over this TO
her strange housekeeping change.
She Was Engaged
10 Je married to Mr.. Beecher when n
was SyearS of age and he l.. Seven
years after they were married. There
was a deal of poetry in her expressions
to-day Of a wish to live the old life over
when Henry was q pastor in Indianap-
oils and in Lawrenceburg, Ind, on a
salary Of $500 \ year. "Ges," she said,
I'VE lived on less than 81 a day, and
we did not live on bread and wate~,
That matter of bread and water and 81
per day has caused my husband to
make five thousand explanations. We
lived on less, and l should like to live
those days Yer again, for then | had
my husband with me-"
Mrs. Beecher said that she would be
Il years old on the Goth of August next.
She is ten months and two days older
than Mr.. Beecher.
She Was Born
i'm lSl2 and he in 1918. On the first
Sunday of July next Plymouth church
will hold 3 communion service, and
Mr., Beecher will preach, and also on
the Sth Of July, when there will be
baptismal services. The next day he
will start on his journey. He will lee
ture in California, Oregon and WASH
iugton Territory, and will visit his son,
Herbert FOOte Becker, who has q resi-
deuce at Seattle. w. T. Beecher. will
be - years old on the 22d of this
month. His wife is said to be one of
the finest artists on the Pacific coast.
There is u little granddaughter there
whom Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher have seen, but whose portrait
is exceedingly charming. Herbert Foo:e
BeeSher Is the captain of a steamer on
Puget Sound, in the employ of the Pa
cilic Railroad and Navigation company.
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MoPalfrtee.


are never Initiated OF cean1aanuG Thts -
especially trus Of . Anily0b1Dslnss an1oto
positive proof thasths emsdyintsefe1b
the hiGhsst va,aA - sooA 0hh1 6ooa
sessea anappvcdbVtAswAsae worA1aA1~
Batters ~ ~ puresk best end mos vubnDey
family madeline on eanh, many taitsso1
sprung up and began 70 see3 - aottest I
which the pres ard ths peopasettAe country
had sxpce0ed the nertsofH. q. end In every
vay trying to induce sa6sing tnysiids 70 -
their sta6 tnstead. ekpscting - aAks noss1
or the credit aadSood nameofH.R. Hanv
Others started uostrums pat up 4 stmiiar skyts
70 n. b, with vadous,y deytAsd pAmes- IN
which the word Hoo o. .Hcps. wers ussl
In . way to induce people 70 heiisvet thar wers
the same a. Hop Bitten. AL such prsteadei
remedies or cures no matter n their styts
or name L. and especiii.yt aose with the word
Hop" or "Hops- In theiv nsme or In n way
connected with them or their name. are INA
tstions OF countsrfeita. Beware Of then
none OF them. Use nothing 6ut n
Hop Rtters, with . bunch or cirstr %
green Hops on the white label. Trv nota.
ing elke. Dru9glxts and dealers are warned
against dealing IA tmitaftons or co1ateLte.z
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..sHeUr THE GLAD rIDInGs.-

Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, or No. = Ring stree;
tude in glad praise and THANKSGIVING. Ms
A. says
"a few ronths ago I was taken severely
Ill and obliged to give up my accustomed
household duties, and receive medical treat
ment, and grew worse Continually until 1
was confined TO my bed, In spite OF the doc
TORS prescriptions and the best advice that I
could get. Ny sufferIngs were very severe
from The eKcruciating pains In my back.
and my legs were very badly swollen, at.
tended with severe pains, which were sup.
posed to be caused by the Rheum atism. A
friend OF mine who called to see me urged
me me 10 try Hunts emedy, stating that he
knew OF the wonderful cures OF several par
ties II had taken this medicine, in cases
which seemed very much like mine, except
ing that they were in much worse condition
than l was. ! consented TO try the remedy.
and begun TO take il as directed, and before l
had finished taking one bottle improvement
in me was great, aud il continued constantly.
so that after l had taken less than three
bottles l wa able TO resume my household
uhNANP ~N~ Nv 49, "OAA N
nad been confined to bed several weeks. The
swelling OF my limbs has disappeared. and
the lameuess and pains in my back are gone,
all gone. For all OF which, under the bless
ing OF a kind Providence, 1 am indebted to
Hunts remedy. and l believe that 1t is my
duty and privilege to inform all who are
suffering in like manner OF the remarkable
curative and restorative powers OF this
remedy, which l cheerfully recommend to
oil who are afflicted with Kidney disease and
Dropsy."
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL"
This motto was adopted some years ago for
the wonderful Kidney medicine, Hunts
Remedy. 1t was a bold banner to carry. for
Hust's Remedy is recommended for some OF
the most fatal maladieS-Brightis disease.
and all kStdey, bladder, liver and urinary
complaints. Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medicine. is indeed a posi-
tive cure, and really is "never,known TO fail"
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sswEAK AsD uSDEvEIoPEp PAEIs

sS"EAK AND UNDEvEH0fED fAHxs
Of The Human Body knlsryed, De-
yeloped and Strengthened" &c, an Lnssa'
estiny advertisement long rsn IN oa,
M sri3sn,e a. humbug n thtA On the
Son.rsry. the advertisers are yery hi.hly N;
1919 IMMERSED persons may Ret seelee
StTruisrz giving al partieulars 81 sdsrevins
Ere Medical Co, Pc box eis' Dun.i"S
-T6letO Eerfz7 Bee. hy
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AN ANXIOUS MOMENT.
An Incident of d Tornado T~hatSwept
over Southern Missouri.


Mr.. Mitchell, who lives some six
miles south of West Plains, had his
house downtown on the night of the
tornado. Hearing the approach of the
terrible storm he told his wife to gather
the children and get into the cellar
with them as speedily as possible, at
the same time braeing himself against
the outside door to prevent its being
blown open, and calling to his assist
ance his oldest child, a lad some ten
years of age. The cellar was no more
than a hole eXcavated under the floor,
scarcely large enough to hold a half
dozen persons in a standing position,
and reached by a trap. After holding
the door alone for q moment, Mitchell
turned to see if the boy was beside him,
and as he was not there concluded that
the lad had also
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|.-oiGllafy Semi,Anllal Drawing
IAPITAL PRIZE, aim ooo

CLt.- 'Ta'eah>, tuesday, June Il. ISSS-
-spar. 70 persona. supervision and ma.
wa, aud 60 = y, BEARE6ARD, OF Low
'e"' OhA A. EARLY, OF Viz
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A r COMPLAINT.
Alleging That Her Husband Made Her
Mental IN Her Own Household.

A dispatch from New Haven, Conn,
says: Attachments were levied to-day
upon the property of Alfred ID. Han
Chett, proprietor Of the Housatonlc
River Hotel in Seymour. They are
PREDATORY to a suit which his wife is ar
ranging to begin against him. She
wants divorce and SIS 600 alimony.
Many peculiar features will mark the
suit. Both Hsnehett and his wife are
widely known throughout Connecticut
She is IS years old and he is IS. Thirty
years ago he ran the Utah House, 8
hotel IN this city. Afterward he and
his wife went to Seymour. In Seymour
Hanchett made money rapidly, and
years ago was ranked as one of the
Richest Men in Town.
he Invested in real estate, and now has
taxable property on the lists Of New
Haven, Derby, Oxford, Waterbury
Mer;den and Seymour, in all which
pssce> he was recognized A. sn baueu,
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leQital Prize,

mrt1 Hereby ceC.iy tat We SUPERVISED.
- Drawings % the Louisiana So -.
company, and IN person mspoS. -
t"e Drawings themselves, an -.
sane are conducted with honesty -
.. E'Nd faith towards All parties s,J -
~'! te me company 20 gSe This certf Tcs,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-12

Wy Est VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cult Court, May -, lN>3.
Thomas Hughes. administrator Of the estate
az Eliza Hughes, deceased,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-12

BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-.
NOTATION
Leaves Se!laire at SEQ q. m. and 40 p.
daily except sunday.
Il. d D. Sleeping Cars on all through trains
Close connections made for all points south
and Southwest, North and Eorthwostymaktng
this a desirable route for colouists and persons
moving TO the great West. and 70 whom parti
cular attention In given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND RALxl'
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, $40 4. m, 20 and $50 pm
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale atdepot
Sleeping Car accommodations can be secur.
ed nj depot ticket ONCE.
THOs. h. Il. HhASE, Ticket Agt, b. 4
Depot.
JOHN SAII.IE, Ticket Agent, City once.
JUE;s 7. LANE, Trav, Pass. Agt.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF 7.
r. I. DEvRIES, GenrA Agent Wheeling.