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, 1884-02-23
Bakers Mining Horse Power

TIL most efficient and practical machine ever
invented for the service OF Prospectors and
others requiring the use OF Horse Power. P,s-
sessing all the requirements of u first class hoist,
and affording means for the continuous opera
ton of q pump or blower, without interfering
with a hoisting apparatus.
1t Is made entirely OF iron no piece weighs
over $50 pounds AT the ordinary speed OF q
horse, a 1OU-pound bucket OF ore may be raised
100 feet per minute. The hoisting drum Is under
the complete control OF the man at the shaft,
and Is capable Of carrying 500 feet of i've
eighths steel rope. The cost of erection is
slight, as two men In half a day can easily put
1t In place ready for work.
While the power Is more particularly for
mining purposes. IL Is equally adapted to all
other use where animal power is required.
E5-Sen for circular. Address
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
RANKIN, BRAYTON * CO.,
GENERAL OFFICE md WORKS,
San Francisco. California.
Chicago ONCE and Works, 100 Clinton street,
New York ONCE, 30 Broadway,
y MURRAY. Manager.
, 1884-02-23


A bull who had been roaming around the
country for several years, tossing up every
object he could get his horns undsr, one day
mot a bear and said:
"See here stranger, why can't you and l
live on better termsr'
"HowfH
1why, let US travel together and whack up
the profits. You don't seem 30 DO such a bad
fellow. and / NOW there's nothing mean
about me-"
my dear sir, /" softly replied the boar. as he
brushed a fly of his nose, did we enter into
partnership there would be no profit& As 1t
Ia, a toss Is followed by a squeexe, and vice
versa Did we both attack the same victim
at once we should certainly quarrel and give
him a chance to escape"
That's so-that's so,p unused the bull, and
be lifted Wabash a point and beloved to the
bear to look out for a tumble.
McEwen's Oyster Ocean open day
and night.
Engraving in all Its branches is done
at ZEHNER, JACKSON q BuECHNER's
, 1884-02-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
STEPHEN VI. D0WNEY

IN CommeIcAl or " aren's nw bUc at Cheyenne, Wyoming, al O Ssaa
street, Laramie City, Wyoming. Business in ali the District Comts @ua
before the Supreme Court of this Territory carefully and promptly pIosecraGe
Special attention given to Mining, Homestead, PreEmptien, Desert AM Da
Timber Culture Cams,,a and the management of land contests in tbs L @I
land offices and before the Interior Department at Washington. LOCATION
choice Mineral, Agricultural ao Grazing lands made, and patents semns
cheaply and speedily. Incorporation papers of Stock. Raising, Land, MMsNU
an waterO COMPANIES aeIuhy pare correspondence as TO legal matter
, 1884-02-23

courtesy of Nyo. Arch1V
, 1884-02-23

Engraving In all its branches is done
ut ZKHNER, JACKSON Il B~UECHNER's
, 1884-02-23

Those of our subscribers out OF Cheyenne
who get the EAD by mail should see that
they are paid in advance, as ali subscriptions
not so paid are liable 10 be discontlnued.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

EoIros Posr-lnruLzoxxcn


Laconner can bust Of ono thing, at
least, and that 10 the largest Jail in tho
world. Surely none other could be
larger, unless il should take in one or
two other worlds.
At the last term Of the District Court
at our town, several unf0rtunates we're
found guilty Of the charges preferred
against them, and we're by His Honor
fined in vari0as sums. In default Of
their payment the prisoners were hand
Cd over 70 the iron grip Of the sheriff,
70 b boarded at the McGlenn House
until such fines were boarded ont. From
what can learn, the Sheriff had NO dis
erection In tho matter, bat had 10 make
n temporary Jail Of the world. aud
sheltsring place Of the hotel on such
days a. were found more disagreeabie
out than in.
The mercy Of His Honor knows no
bounds. He would not have Q poor
prisoner board at place where he him
self would not board, bot sends his or
RUG wards 10 Laconner's best hotel. A
persOn not acquainted With the psrtioa-
lars would naturally ask Why the pris-
Oners do not take French leave Of SkAQit
county, but anyone who has ever been a
guest Of the Ao0lenn House would
never ask such foolish questions, for
Mrs. McG. has the reputation of being
the best cook in town.
There 10 considerable talk over this
matter in town, bHt the fact il that shs
poor prisoners (?) can stand it a. long
as SkxRit county can, aud the county
will stand II just a. long a. His Merui-
ful Honor 20 orders.
The boast Of Laoonner is . big one,
but NO larger than it is Just.
LAOoNMxR, Feb. &, 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

they are sskine, and which are swallow.
ing up more than half the broker,'
prodts. Il il probable that some com
promiae Will Be patched up. especially
as DALI A million vas spent BY the Ex-
cnan9e iast year IN fixing mp the old
building. 1t would be . singular
cnanRe to have the street" replaced
cy tho square" and have Wall street
disappear from the world of finance
ana politics forever. for the banks
would follow the brokers up town at
once.
From the window Of a Nassau street
Once wstched the funeral procession
OF Doc" Wood. one Of the best known
ana oldest Journalists in the city, who
died q violent death on Sunday morn
ing. The driver Of the coach contain
ing the chief mourners wore 4 sort of
funereal grin on his face which. sup
pose, was inexplicabie TO the people in
the street II they thought ef it at all.
10 me. looking down from above. the
reason was plain. He vas reading a
comic illustrated paper, slyly concealed
under the lap robe, and found it hard
work % preserve bis professional dig
ni'y. The scribes. who had stood a. on
needles daring the funeral ceremony,
scattered whom 1t was over, hurryinQ
away to their neglected duties. The
whole, taken with the recent life expe-
rieness Of the dad editor, vas not q
bad oom0eptasy % tbs life of . work
ing Journalist IN ehs 6,stsopolis. Aiife
Of unceasinG. poorly rewarded work,
amid surrO0ndinQs and temptations
that excuse many . alip-ratheH make
one wonder that more do not stumble
no resting or bFeething spell while life
lssts, oblivion when is 10 over six feet
Of Rr0und in the osmetery, p~rhaps, az
tbs frst and only gifs Of J ablio whom
nons Of its we'll paid and we'll fed rulers
ever served with half the loyalty, half
the skill, or half the unwearyin9 per-
sistence Of the newspapsr reporter
whose very identity 10 sunk and swal-
lowed up in his work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
SHAKE On TOAST.
Cheyenne Sun.

lO00yo0O0 sun.
Asvpical cowboy, fresh from his herd.
went into Eilsch's chop-hoase for q
square meal. The tables we're all filed
with the exception Of ono, ut which the
terror Of the plains seated himself.
Az he pulled on his hat and united
the red bandanna handkerchief from
around his throat, be looked disdain-
fully around.
The nimble waiter brushed an lima
giuAry bread orumb from the cloth,
whisked bill of fare from the castor
and placed Il before the festive and un-
tanned youth.
"Taks il away" he snarlod. ~
cant: can: eat that. l want rA''l's.ai'' on
RattlesnAkes ON toastr' yelled the
waiter.
Rattlssuakss On toas.r' responded
the cook.
There was slight Huttsr among the
guests at the strange order, and the
eyes. He looked q hsele disconcerted
at having bis order 20 promptly taken.
and glanced furtivsly toward the front
Of the house. He saw the waiter and
cook engaged in filling or iers, aud look
ing - solemn ~ Rrxveyards after mid
niRhs.
He assumed q nonchalans cir and
picked bis teeth With fork.
The cook deftly removed the skin
from q picksrsl, and, outing . strip the
proper shape, placed it on spider.
The waiter who had taken the order
came tripping back TO the bold buooaneer
Of the pAmpAs.
win you have your snake veil done
Rare. With oodlss Of milk and gravy
on It,
"Oimms that snake rare-tailk gravy
ON ths sidsg shouted tho waiter.
"Huako EaFo-milk Rravy-sidsr' the
. ,ok shouted back.
"Stayr' said ths bovine steerer a. the
waiter vas passinR him. Make 1t we'll
done"
"Maks Il veil donsr' was answered
back.
The la4iAs vresllsr began to grow nsr-
vous. The devil mAy-oArs sxpeeasien
had left his eyes, and soft. subdusd,
melancholy shade had taken it, plAoe.
He fidseeed il his chair and seemed 70
b. nervinR hinaolf for IN ordeal.
Here you ars, sis." said the culinary
0anymede. placing on ths table dish
in which vas e0susthipR nicely eoiled.
which looked like fried specimen Of
the genus orosalus. Have little Woe-
osstsr saucef Gives very dns navor.
some folks like mushrooms with their
snakes; others prefer Chill ool0r0w. A
little saiad dressing don't 20 bad. There
10 vinegar and olive oil in the easeof.
win you have tea OF coffee? Very nne
suaks. Caught yesterday. Fas And
tender"
when the waiter vas delivering him
elf Of this euloRy on the meat. the
stser punohsr showed his chair back.
His syea bsleed oas and b Rrsv pale
around the gilis.
al dent think III eat anything.
aims hungry" b sAid. - be uneseadily
ross 70 his ieet and reached for HE hat
Maybe vou'd pesfse hs'iled moeeA-
siu, ]" inainuatiuely sueResesd the waiter.
mo" b rUplied, - the pallof ossp-
eusd on his faes. 81 aint bit han
Q.y." He csss . glance q the dish a
had ordered and made . break tor tha
door. foresssinx 70 pay for ~ dssh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

II you want to buy or sell . business,
rent house and sell your furniture,
want . partner-in fact, any business,
call ON us. Pickering 4 Co., next door
70 POlieo OO3rk Washington q. ja8l- I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

OATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured BY Shilohr Oatarrh Rem
edy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
A. Il. Stewart, druQQist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
To all whom it may Concern

OBB1CB OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAlLRQAD COMPANY. ?
SkATrLk. ". T.. July q. le8s
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w Gate August 10. l874. executed in pur-
suance OF IN ordinance approved August
Seattle and WSlla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company, all the tide
lands south Of King street, In said city of
cattle. In. along. around and ab0utEll
bay. from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. Tho legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington, By an Act
approved Sovember Z 1874 ratified and
certain conditions, which have been f,,ily
performed by said Company; and,
Whereas. Beid Act Of tho legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
aaid Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In fee Sim
where's. Tho United States has aooui-
coed In said grant and c0nvcyanoe and.
WhereAa, The sAtd Seattle and Walle
Wslie Railroad and TrAnsportafiou Com
pany has Transferred and conveyed ali or
said lande to the Columbia and Pugo
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore. the said Columbia and
Pu9et Sound Railroad Company hereby
give. notice that Il claims the exclusive
right 70 occupy aaid lands and to erect
WhArvco and othor structures thereon,
and that Ill persons are hereby notified to
rssrsip raa ~ .a ron occupyins e. entering upoa
writing, Of said Columbia and PUGET
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA { PUGkTs SOUND R. r. 60
ty8o Assistant 6uparintendent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

eaSsty! Economy!i Certainty Of Good
Results!!!
These qualities are Of prime importance In the
selection Of preparation for the hair. DO not
experiment With new remedies which may do
harm rather than good bat prodt BY tho OF
psriencs Of others. Buy and use with perfect
confidence an article which everybody knows
20 be good. Halls HAIR RESKwxR will NOT
disappoint yo1-
PREPARED By
R. p. Hall & Co., Nashua, n. II.
I Sold BY al Druegists.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
Leglsoaeaen 81 Interstate rsaaspos.
eaeaon.

The House Com,nittee ON Commerce
has been voting on several propositions
designed 70 test the sense Of members
upon the general questioa respecting
the advisability Of providing By Con-
RFseaienal legislation for regulation OF
interstate o0mms1oe. Il vas decided
BY II 70 I that there ought 20 b rem
sdy By lsgjalAtion of some kind, O'Neill
casting The negative vote. UpOn the
prOp0siti0u to deal With the matter BY
q commission, there we're 8 aflsmativcs
70 neRativea. Up01 the proposition 70
extend such legislation to water ways,
the vote VA, yeas 2. Boyle and O'Nsill;
nays IS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
He Was . Journalist.

New YoRK, Feb. 12.-The man shot at
the elevated railway station said he WAS
\ German and had been in this country
six months. He was journalist, con-
nected with German newspaper, and
teacher in an educational establish
ment. He admitted knowing tho Wom-
an who shot him, but refused TO give
any explanation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13

Dr.. 4 q. johnson gives especial 81
teution 70 ths treatment Of Chronic D1s-
easss, iueluAine lAver Oo0paaints. A.
fecsions u tho Lanes. Caterrh. Ahee-
tioos Of tbs Kidpeyu, Saeofula, Deopsy,
UIoera Neurnleia, Rheumatisoa, and al
diooedsrs ariains from Wsahensd Ssv-
ro~s Sysfem. Hsis equally yell prsparsd
% sreas all forms Of dlsease. and 49, =
lSisnplsfei Trrasme.s (sr a. Cemmss Al
.,enf of Wosssn. OdBoe Ne. 73O1 FroOt
= (White's Bioak }. 6saeeIe. 10 I'm 30
The following vaSisetss Of oodss ean
always b. had ot n, roasted fFssh -
oar oOn otOse: Mocha. Java, CAraeolA,
RtA Onsta Rtm, San Salvador and 0ea
1e0aIa. @. r. 61uaR,
GO TA nd Co9ee Merchant
THAT HACKING OOU0H can b
eaiG1IlS noT1 y 0ileAp sars. w
6oaTan1oo = Z. : uosOasA dFsaEsA.
Il : p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-13
MInlng stocks.

SAN FRANoIsoo, Feb. 12.-Alpha LIE,
Beloher SOC, Best 4 Belchsr $50, Bodis
Consolidated 8.l2, California $50, Con.
Virginia zoo, CLollar 2, Crown Point
$50, Exohequsr $50, Gould 4 Garry l.55.
Eureka Con. 1.3O. Grand Prize zoe, Hale
& Norcross l.3O, Martin White 800,
Mexican 2.l5, Ophir 1.20, Ovsrman 800,
Potosi 100, Savage 800, sierra Nevada
2.7O, Silver King 8, Unisn ATS, Utah
l.85, Yellow Jacket AS.
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seri nal cards, " per month tor one
~ ~ per month for one haif incn-
be.sS "a cents a line for one insertion.
4. Hne for six insertions. and 20
- ifne per month.
e.ereial advertisements, 50 cents A
~ fneertiou. %l.D an inch for sig
sss.a q IN inch for tao weeks. >z-5o
nveek1 and 43 per month.
vOR WEEK kH:
u.aas~ieual cards ~ per month Tor one
~ ~ a 5Oper month for one-hAh inch.
n Gems Q line for one Insertion,
- I1ua 3 line per menth.
9snercisl advertising. VI per inch Tor
netiop, and 32 per month
na1LY AND W18&3Ys
p.euuIsnal cards. p per month for one
~ ~ o Der month for one-half inch:
-ssh & cents line Tor one week. and
n-1a lino Der month.
Ns@-orcial advertising. y IN inch fer
vsok. and - an inch per month
re- poST.lmTEltlcEMcER PvB. co.
saesl1s. June 10 lssA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
Numerous, IL Not Nice.

The man who misses all thesights on one
side Of a street car and sights all the misses
On the other is quite Numerous in these
days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11


CTATE OF WET VIRGINIA, COUNTY a
- Chic, City Of Wheeling. In the Municipal css|
Of Wheeling, :.
lillian b. schnelle
Louisa Dickesehcid and othfrs.
To Al Whom u Kay Conoc-n:
Notice Is hereby given that Otto a. Schsch,,s)
guardian Of Christian W, sshucbardt and GUM
]. schuchardt, infant defendants In the above esa.
duly and lawfully appoiniei aud qualified 10 Y
County Of ban ton and slate OF Ohio ~ such rssj
dian, has made application ~ taid CONT by peIu,}
in writing for an order that the money arising ir,
the tal,s VI real estat. In the city Of Wheeling ss
faid, In which real estate said infants we're inieres
10 heirs o. pr. Guehihfr echuchaTit, dccsss(
made by speoiEl Commissioners Henry N. NJ
and Alfred Caldwell rid = decree Ia the Abow Il
iillcJ cause. now In the hards or hereafter CON,
into the hands OF said special com issionef. -lSa
Ing 10 said infants aud the money due ssil ihiE}
arising fri falcs OF personal property. VII Oh u
In tho residence oi said br. Guenthei Scurhsrdi !
the time OF lis ceath ard which bAi been coau,J
% Gibson l.. Cranmer. trustee, by deed daird WI
20, 1857, made by Henry NJ. Russell, administnN
with the will annexed Of said deocascd, and I'D
divilerdS co Iocted by sald administrator. shall 4
paid and delivered 10 sid a. aTIlan. and that "
Ruihoriycd 10 remove the zane % the StaLn Of ntA
IN Itch State he was appointed and quail Del sat
which he and his aid wards reside. A hearing
he had upon raid application on Monday. the 81
DAY Of Detswlcr, 1874. at 2. M, before ssd coU'
OTTO u ScHUCHARDT,
Guardian ~ sIorpsli
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Solicitors for SaII N
plicanL noiiosv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
Jacob Abrams and Marcus Abrams, partner as D.
N. Abrams, and az National shado COMPANY.

DTbe object OF this suit Ia 10 recover Iudsr..|
sgainst the defendants for neichandl,e sold ihss|
for the sum Of VI ,2tJ t5 with interest thereon if's
August 1854, until paid, and costs, and 10 ssba|
20 the pay meat and Of the said judgment osfiIi|
Liabilities Of the Itns Fire and NJ ne In'arns|
Company Of wheeling, the Peabo' y insurance Goa.
Inny. snd the American Insurance Conpini u
Wheeling respectively, 10 the said deiendan,s Az
II appearing from an afidssit blcd In this csus al
the ssid rules, that the said dciendsBuy J.s,|
Abrams and Marcus Abrams, Farmers A. J. All
Abrams, and n National shsds Company, hr %
residents OF tie state Of West Virginia, anf tsr
not having been served With process 10 this sui,
Tie motion Of the plaintiffs, W tbrir attorney, ~
order Of publication n catered sgaihst tsD, 'ndh
IL ordered that the ssid defendants, Jaob Alas
Iri Marcus Abrams, m psrtrer J. a " hbtsm' a.
rs National fbade ConiTspy. he and they in n
qvirrd 10 appear within one month after Cd" t.s q
The int pUblication OF this order add do VIA d
Becssary 10 protect their Interest II u irnbT o
dcrcd that this order lie published AMI po'Ici -
CURED by law.
wi,pes.. John W. Mitchell, CLERK Of aid CIR
II the Court Iiousc 81 taid county, this let day 81
ccsnbcr, iss4, r.. wit Decs Iobcr Rri-s, is.t
JOHN ". MITCHELL, C,6f
Published tie first time DesmbeT 2, issi
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. OH
HlsRr NJ. RUSSELL, Attorney for rlsiniih'
de2oayt
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rJ,HE STATE OF wrsr yTRgEINIA, om'
Can't In tks (Yrcrft Cs-syt al Ohio Cogs9'

TyHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OBI
i County. Inthe0 Circuit Coarf Of Ohio C'Ss5'
=. Decembes Rule, fss4.
George q. Crap, NsttkewY. yandever,
William J. Browning and John d.
Glass, partnen - Csap, vsndevd
AGO. In AZ
jacob Abss.s and Marcus Abrsns,
partnen - J. 4 N. Abrams and -
Rational thade Company.
The Object Of this suit b 70 recovsS tusz..
against The defendants ior tli7.Is, for -, d.,
disc sold Them. viii fste1teg tbercca iron - |.
tsr II, 1854 until p.id esd costs, and 70 ..,yis.s
~. e., -: g. a. sl S fsssas csap
of wkeeiipg. the Peabody Insassncs CgmEeiisS
the ADeTieaa lnsuy-sss COMPANY
respectively, N The sns n '.edsnfaL 40
ing iron IN sfbdzsit hIsd 10 this 0nse, y n.
rule. that the dklenAants, Ja0Db Ahs.na - ..io
Gus AfFame. parnen - J: q ~. 49, -
EafioLsI shade Compzny. ne pot russee:s. -
etste II Wst yirginfa, ind ihey not ~ 10
served vifA Dspnsa In shis suit, - the ~
PLAINTIFF. ~ tbeir sftsslsy, thu esees 9 ~
The aid delcsdlnis. Jscet Atrsss 81 = 10
Abrsps, psTtnep - }. a y. Aefsns, s.s.,s,d y
fiossl stsdo Company. - snA tbsy sss ~ O.
appear within one Month aftsf tie dse o-sr1
putllczxj,a ef tia orde. snd q Shaf 80 ~
20 project bh Infef1ts - \ fufthce SIsv 10
tbs ordef be psstiIshe1 and ported ssnqs - %
witnen, john w. Nitchsli. cesf - STi
st fhe esun houss u ~ ossssy. 80. issl
JOHN W. NrIChkas.s
Pnb,ishei Ne IRA aEe nss.sssra Z; Ga.
Hrsrr n. Rrrxii, Atisrsg ~
de1sast
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11

Yr'HE sTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, on
i County. In the Circuit Court 81 Ohio C.Gai'
~. Iectmbcr Rules. 1854.
y. Thsrefa kisgel, Alfred u. Rlesei and Ssmvd q
scott, partners ~ kiGgel, Scott Co..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11

CTATE o. WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO CDus.
- ~. In the Circuit Coart Of OHIO county. VI"
Virginia Decmt<T Rules, issL
, n.'.T ;, , DC. .a.e.-..s in A..s"D'l
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover from Jrsbf =
tertst from the 9Th day Of June, 1888, b'iBs -
balance due the plsipun, Henry J. Dioc, on n.s
Tor $40 o. executed By said COfiman, datst Jrt
dephia. SeptsnIbi 9th, 1891, and payssbs Iis
months after iu date 70 the order u ssid D,,. u,
also 10 subject to,sle for the payment Of aid ssn
seventy i've dollars, interest and cpsb Of spi ~
following real .e.tste, 10 wit: The house asd
much oil tho lot Of which the late Hannah .hss
6icd seiztd and possespcd which we're ds'is4
her last Will aud testament which IL Tseordsd 10 "
offos o. the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio ssg
in VIII Book No. o, co pages 10 and 13i. raid No.
and lot are 10 the torn os Tnsdelphis, Ohio cosn,
W. Va. And IL appearing from no smdsyii tiss
this oauhe at these kules, that the dsispdAni, ~
,. Conmah, II net = rcidcpt Of the ,tat d We
Virginia, an6 he not having be served With ~
cess In this suit, On motion Of tbe plsintis, 81 ~
attorney, this orde, o. pubiiesfion q eaiered on
,. Cofm,n, he snd be n gequifed 70 app>,f III
one month after the dale d The 6Ts. pubiles.9,,s
this order, and DO What e 1eccssay 70 pro.sa
iBieresfs. II h further ordered that this ostfS
published sbd posted - re9nirtl by iav.
Wiins~, John W. Mitchell. eitfn n I'D cogrr
the Coat hoass Of ssid county. this I'd az
esnr 1884, :" sit aH pcsri TTI EaE, GA
futlishsd the frs time Deceblber {. lrt
JOHN W. MITCHELL. 1T
JOEY O. PrsbIEros, Attorney iof FsiSn''
detoavt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
A READABLE LETTER,

Taking for n Text One OF the Registers
Enterprlsing Features.
The following abstract from a letter, has
been furnished US for publication, from one
of WEDDINGS promising sons, residing
in Old Virginia. The writer is William Fl.
Seaman, Professor of Natural Sciences,
at the Miller Institute. a we'll endowed in
duslrial school, (haviDg fund of 1885,
963.@0,) located FIVE miles from Crozet, on
the C. h o. R. r., in Albemsrle county,
Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-11
A cenrenicn. E.planailen.

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In a box at the opera two ladies are
bringing their opera glasses to bear on Q
third-s brunette of mature years made
beautiful with superb diamonds.
Look said one; 1t Is the Countess X,
Her hair is jet black, and am sure that 1t
Was gray last year
every true. my dear. But you forget
that she Is in mourning. She last her
brother some months sgor
Blue Prospects.
TSrds SVtings.
pa, what is the Peoples partyY asked
q Galveston boy Of the author OF bis ex-
istence.
"My child, look up at the blue sky and
tell me what you seer
IL don't see anything at all
II guess that mus. be il, then, tor that's
all there is left Of il.
TRY langdon's City Butter Crackers
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