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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-08
For. sale.


4 rARw or SIXTY ACEES. FoC& MILES
~ southeast o. Renvooi, Marshal, oGu'ty, wesi
Virginia. \ small pea fa.ne house, ,,abl!ng, &c,
'hilt' acres cleared, b2,'rcc in COOL white osI tim.
Der, by W.. HgGE 4 BRO.
!es6h ls1 AarEs, Street.
EeJfl!C SAlErT NALI AELE PROPERTY
4 Residence, Gsrten, and MauUia, turing r:,e,.
whit water, C'ai aud other I,useairrcs. The
late PHILIP BELLY farm, a the mouth q, i,rru's
Run. Glrnn'S Kun station T. ". y ~ Railroad.
river fronts. river bottom lat, ah.,a The hi.h y4;eT
81 lSsi ard hin tracts. in a!l about -,n re-. in he
vicinity 81 the W,l,hurI. Ne, Virginia,
KS Erli. wi. be ~o!i or the premises az Girnn's
ruu station On TUESDAY,. November TX,
1885,. conn rnCi". a, lUO'Clo,E q. M. For pa!tic-
ulIrs call on james GiichI!.t, IIi1 I~bapltne stree,
rho. pi'ri-G Stale treasurer office. Capitol
building, Wheeling W Va, where pla> a. tn prop
cry may hc SEN No ta,Ie ,iis BIZ sit iuI mil ~
-ir,l rlanI can hc found. Terms. Ouc-'Cgrlh IN,
uur,h.rc money cash ~ lAIi, and The rc.iiue in
three equal aurua! payu.eut-. with Interest from
Law " sale; deferred payments 10 be Sc'u-cI BY a
iC'l %. iru,t or the property sid.
JOHN i KAHN
AlONiO l. RIM,
THuS. nEIIES,
TI's,.rs %. the estate OF phi'.g Reilly. deceased.
mol
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Cincinnati,

~CINrINxATl, November Live Hogs
T. .ier: common and light & GjGl -.
:4..h;rg and butchers 81 STA 30: re
geir,s 1000 head; shipments 40 head.
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TIL stale or WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
county. in the Circuit Count Of Ohio county,
W,>i Virginia, October ku,os, 1851.
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For Sale.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAs
corner Twenty-fourth and Market ~streets,i
City Wheeling, W. Va. Lot GO feet by la
Now occupied by 6. J. Ellitriu as q wagon and
smith shop. W.. v. H0GE q BRO.,
ap9h % Market Street.
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PETROLEUM.


PlrrsnrRG, November In the after
noon session tn" market was quiet .ral
TO &c. broke 10 &c and closed al 1&ic
Oil Etty.
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Fol. sale.

DARN OF ABOUT EEGHTY.FIvE ACRES,
adjoining the city, on Frazier's Hill, brisk
house, barn, stable, Sc. Also god orchard. VIII
be sold cheap and On easy terms.
W. V. HOGE& BRO,
oJ9uh 10 MgTEct street.
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Now York.

NV YORK. November - Cotton
Quiet and steady al - lj-l6m 10 slice; tn-
lures steady. Flour-Dull; receipts 10
600 barrels: exports $500 bushels; com
mon to GOOD - UOm . 80; Minnesota patent
process - ICr,J -. Whcat-Spot lots
~. c and options ~ lie lower and clos
inr heavy; recctpts 100000 bushels; eX-
ports 1000 bushels; hard No. , Du!ith
S9m &c. No. = red C. /. {. 669c; No. ;
red November, sales 26L0Q9 bushels at
- GS".c. closing NJ S2.c, December,
sales 2.&g2. 900 bushels, at .l0Sj,c, clos
ing at Sic; January, sales 1891, coo
bushels. at s6@ sic, closing at Sic; Feb
ruary, sales 81 1000 bushels, at oIs"N2c,
closing at SIZE; March, sales 100000
bushels, at So'G90}c, closing Al S?sc;
April, sales 10000 bushels, al 81 ."s7l C.,
closing q. 9l.c: May sales j!2,oUo bush
els, at g3m9lIc, closing at 95c; june
sales, 5000 bushels. at - @. closing pie.
C~orn-Spot lots l@l C and options =" lc
lower and closing heavy; receipts @n,Voo
bushels; exports 5000 bushels; ungraded
5%Gjic; No. > 52m SIC; new yellow
Doe. No. , November jl!hFi2c, closing
at 5IIc: December latGl9,c, closing At
l9lc. January 47@l7,c, closing at 4I4c;
February lIlml &c, closing at ne:
March 40 lsc, closing At Use; MAY -
II i~c. closing at &c. Oats" tc
lower; receipts l2.OOO bushels; exports
Ii0n bushels; western mixed %@lbr33c;
white western 3&@57c. HopS-ln good
demand. CoGee-Spot fair; Rio quiet;
or,;ons dull ard lover, closing barely
steedy sales OF l6,oeo bags, November
-p5c. December $50 ,.15c; January
.n5l,S Toe; February ~.ljc. March = SOC;
Nav 5. zoe: June SOC. Sagor-DUli, re-
fined and firm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE l8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT APpG1.
IN CATION for patents for Town Lots, be.
SHINING at . post marked No. /, eE corner
q the Town Of Bristol: Thence o mineral
monument No. ! bears 8 TAN degrees Z 1850
fsst, o . mineral monument Mo.2 standing ct
the northeast CORNER Of Sixth and Main streets,
IN the Town Of Bristol. bears N 60h degrees "
LEO fset.
First eosrss. Q tox degrees " 500 fest to
post marked No. 2, corner Town Of Bristol,
thence. I'd ccuras. N 1SA degrees " 2,elo fsst
70 post nsrked Nos, NV corner Town Of Bris.
tol; thence, "a course, n 7oh degrees 9,ole
feet 70 post marked No. I. NE corner Town Of
BRISTOL: and thence, eth courss, 1sk degrees
$50 feet 70 post No. l, the place Of beginning,
eontaining one hundred and sixty acres, and b.
ing the 1ownsits Of Bristol, Lincoln County,
Dtsts Of Nsvads, must be made 20 The under.
signed On or bsfors the .1lth day of TebY7ary,
4. D. leel. or b forever barred. Bee Compiled
Lawn Of the 0tats Of Nevada, D. as. vol. 4,
esssiea -. ast approved Ishrusty Nth, 1eee.
Applieatie0 nust b hlsA With 4. ]. NlAif
rWlY RIvns.
s~i'st Tru9ss Of TewAatAs Of 1E4s
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KaIRwANEsE WOMEN.

The features Of the Kairwanese women
are pure, but without character sort
of general regularity uninteresting in
itself, and which does not appeal to the
fancy. One seeks in vain in their almost
classic faces to reveal in the individual
something of the deeper experience of
life which discloses itself in the harassed
faces of Northern races. Their large
eyes, surrounded by thick dark circle,
have the fixed placidity of expression of
the animal. They put white cosmetics
without stint on their breasts, color their
lips with carmine and the tips of their
6HaggeEs With Aenanas.All an these pungeet
'4sgGisS Ssa. BssS1hs tseEp yadgdS.
mics, sometimes proud. sometimes
gloomy, and the picturesque frame which
surrounds them. EN
Thus adorned they like to remain
motionless; one would take them for
Hindoo idols, with their silk garments
ornamented with gold, their bare legs
and arms, the color of amber, encircled
by old and heavy jewelry ofsilver.
Poor daughters of condemned race,
plunged in a profound stupor their life
passes in household work and the manu-.
facture of carpets and woolen stuffs.
Sometimes they practice singing while
playing the tabor and the darbouca," +"
or move noachalantly through some meas.
ures of the dance. Women of means
the happiest Of them-interrupt their
employment by long maps. This is their
greatest pleasure, their greatest luxury
to sleep. Their favorite distraction in
summer is to mount for a few moments
in the evening to their terraces and ex-
change greetings with each other and
some brief gossip. They must return
only the more depressed to that cloister.
like solitude which characterizes all Arat
dwellings, and where alone is revealed
| aA VHc JCaAous SuSpASAohD al viz AeAoSAous
surveillance of Mussulman life. Parents
do not always wait till their daughters
are marriageble to sell them, after dis
puted bargain, to an old or young man
The price of the women varies from on'
hundred francs to five or six hundred
This great. difference comes from the fac
that the fu.are husband pays according
to the Importance of his wife's family
but the degree Of beauty never enter
into consideration, since the couple ar
supposed to see each other for the frs
time on their wedding day. Marriag
far from emancipating women, onl.
changes their prison. The tyranny 0
the husband is even harsher than that il
the family where the father loves hi
daughter, since his caprice is absolut
law. The man always eats alone; tn
woman is not admitted to the honor Q
sharing his meal; she serves, standin
respectfully before him.---[A. F. Jacass
in Harper's Magazine for May.
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HISTORY OF PORT WlNE.-Port W

HISTORY OF PoRT WlNE.--Port wine
only came into vogue in England in the
reign of Anne after Lord Methuen's
treaty with Portugal. The port which
then made its appearance was for
the most part rough red wine, not pro-
duced in the present port wine district,
which hundred years ago was well
nigh wilderness of dwarf oak, heather
and broom. The district is pear.shaped,
like Louis Phillipe's head. 1t extends
east and west for some twenty.seven
miles. the thinner end tapering toward
the Spanish frontier. The peace of 1916
was the first blow to the port wine in.
terest, so many people then began to
take to French wines. A phenomenally
fine crop in 1920 did harm rather than
good, inasmuch as it spoiled the palate
for what was less good; and caused many
to abandon the wine il they could not
procure it up to the expected mark.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
DISTRICT Or PRosEcuT1Ne ATToRNEY's OFFICE.
To the following named defendants. and {
all owners OF claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described:
situate, lying and being In the County Of La
coin, State OF Nevada, known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been COM
menced in the District Court. Sixth District,
State of Nevada. in and for Lincoln county. by
the State Of Nevada, Plaintiff, against each
Of the defendants hereinafter named.
tracts or parcels Of land, with the i'm.
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed and all owners and claim
ants to same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal year com.
ber 81, 1883, and that summons has been duly
issued in said case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
plant fled and show cause on or before the
9Th dsy Of April, 1884, Judgment will be
taken against you. and the real estate and Inn
provements hereinafter described for the
amount OF taxes and delinquency specified and
costs Of suit: @
TAX AND DELINQUENCY.
Bristol Silver Mining Company Pos -.
sessory claim to 160 acres Of land
about one mile north Of Bristol and
improvements, consisting Of one
ten.stamp quartz mill, one assay Of
fee. one blacksmith shop, one dwell
ing-house, restaurant and Office, one
stable and house, hoisting.works 1t
Lsyhower mine, chloriding furnace
at mill, one pair Fairbanks scales.
Tax. .....................$ S02 "
Ten percentum um...,................ 80 2$
Twenty.nye percentum ............. 400 81
|
| Total. ,0ss II
THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
District Attorney for Lincoln County, Nevada
| mr1.td
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Issued
ID ont Of the Sixth Judicial District Court. in
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and to me directed and delivered, for jude.
ment rendered in said Court ON the 9th day OF
August, A. d. 1883. In favor Of Archie McQuaig,
Plaintiff, and against the Mayhower Silver
Mining Company and the Mayfower Nine and
Mining Claim, Defendants. for the sum Of seven
hundred and six l-100 t$7o6 4-100), gold coin
dollars, debt together with seventy ($70) dollars,
tax costs, and all accruing costs and interest,
have levied on the following property. to wit:
That certain mine or mining claim known ~
and called by the name Of the Mayhower Mine
and Mining Claim, situate, lying and being in
Bristol Mining District, Lincoln County,
Stats Of Nevada. and duly recorded in the Min.
ing Records Of said Mining District, containing
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode,
together with the sppurtenances thereto belong
ing, and al the nights and privileges pertaining
thereto.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October.
4. D. 1853, at IA o'clock n. Of that day, WIN
ssll al the right. title and interest Of Iaid May.
Aower Silver Mining Company in and to the
above described property, and the said May.
fewer Nine and Mining claim. at the mont door
Of the Court.houss in Phoebe, Lincoln county,
stats Of Msvada, at public auction, for cash In
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said Judgment and decree and all costs, and all
sslS-td. O.P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
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NEWS 1TEms.
Glass bath tubs are the latest, novelt

Glass bath tubs are the latest novelty.
The people Of this country consume
sloo, 600, 900 xorthsos spssent mesicipes, 4
year. ~ Mr', ,5'a5s.tss ,sifs1fl sAfsris X x \.
The average number of f.psople-reportsd
as missing in New York city every year
is about 500.
About Is, 900 birds will be reqired for
the Sportsmen's Convention, to be held
at Buffalo in June.
February 90, forty-two children, who
will see birthday but once in four years.
were born in Brooklyn. sa. at
Michigan raises nearly one.half the
worlds crop of peppermint, the annual
crop Of oil being nearly 10000 pounds.
While Julia Hunt was enacting "Fsn.
ehon" on Tuesday night, at Madisonville,
Kentucky, the chicken she uses in the
first act laid an egg in full view of the
audience. .-.- -..f....-
A single cattle ranch in Texas, at the
head Of Red River, is said to contain
nearly $4,000 acres more than the entire
State of Rhode Island contains in terri.
tory.
A grotto in Hardy county, w. Va, has
twelve successive chambers, rising one
above the other for q distance Of 100
feet. 1t is known as the Devils Garden.
House servants in Mexico receive from
SO to $3.50 per month. They do not
board in the family they serve, but buy
their meals and eat them in their own
quarters.
A few days ago the Washington Monu.
ment had reached q height of 40 feet.
The total height Of the shaft win be 555
feet, which will make it the highest mon.
ument in the wor d
There is said to be man now living in
Wilcox county, Ca, who had thirty.si1
nephews in the late war, all Of whom, ex.
cept three, were killed in battle. Fifteen
of them belonged to the same company.
Alfred Chadwick yoked his wife to 9
plow with a steer, for which Judge Jen'
nings of Detroit gave her divorce. He
insisted that he had only followed the
general usages among the market gar
deners Of western Canada. r.a
1t is estimated that over 100, 600 mis-
directed letters annually find their way
to the Intelligence department" of thu
dead.letter Office in Washington, wher'
experts redirect them, with the seal un
broken, to their proper destination.
1t is commented upon as an importan
epoch in the theological history of Bostol
which sees installed in the Old Soutl
pulpit clergyman who "discards tn
doctrine of viearious atonement, and doe
not assert that of endless punishment.
A youth who moves in good society il
Savannah, Georgia, threatens to sue
sorceress for obtaining money under falls
pretences. She had agreed, for the sur
Of $40, to make certain lady love him
She got the money, but the charm didn
work. al,.s
Baseball making is becoming yer
large and remunerative industry. La!
year over 5000 900 balls were manufa'
tured in this country, and as the makel
have larger number Of orders than ev'
before, it is estimated that 100000
baseballs will be in use the coming SCI
son.
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m, nfor the working class. Send 10 cents
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Hill royal, valuable box Of sample goods
that will put you In the way Of making
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Full particulars, dir ctions, ETC., sent free.
vhole time to che work, Great success abso.
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Vkk Pay absolutely sure. Ne risk. Capi.
WUU ital mot required. Reader, u yeu want
business at which psfsens ef eithsr
sex, young or old, can make crest PAY sll W
time they work, with Ab1e1uts certainty Nftts
for particulars to H. HAILETr 4 Co.. Fort.
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A CHAPTER ON DIVORCES. The great
increase of divorce cases that has been
discernible of late is not popularity of
our own insulate society; nor does it
seem to be due only to the fact that peo-
pie of all classes are beginning to find
out how easy it is to get rid Of an un.
faithful consort. Conjugal fidelity is not
one of the blessings which are increased
by the advance Of civilization, and sim.
liar want of harmony between husbands
and wives of the period is noted in all
countries. Mr.. Bertillion, the editor of
the "Annals of Demography," has been
giving a lecture in which he sets forth
this fact, and asnumber of others, which
are certainly amusing and perhaps in
structive. For instance, he finds that
the households in which divorces are the
most common are those where the con.
sorts are most nearly Of the same age.
Where there is a great disparity of age
it is necessary to make complete dis
| tinction between cases where the elder
party is the husband or wife. Old hus.
bands, for some reason or other, seem to
| be better able to retain the affections OF
their wives, or at any rate to maintain
legal possession Of their better halves,
than young ones; for, as the man is older
in proportion to the woman, 80 is he less
frequently divorced from her. With
women it is altogether different, for the
older they are in proportion to their
husbands the more likely they are to
part or be parted from them. In making
these comparisons, judicial separations
in countries where divorce is not per.
mitted-are counted as divorces. But
NJ. Bertillion finds that in countries
where divorce is prohibited suicides from
domestic trouble" and poisonings art
much more frequent than elsewhere
Mall Gazette.
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Resolved. That the Secretary Of this ceumit.
tee request the County Central Committees Of
the several countiss Of this STATE - eause
primary elections to b. hsld flor The election Of
delegates to the etste Convention according TO
the apporti0nment made By this Comnittssl on
the slSt day Of Nay. 1854.
Resolved. That the sscrstAry of this oommie.
tee be directed TO publish the call for The etsts
Convention in all Democratic j0t1nals OF ths
State, together With the reQns2 10 the CeApty
Central Committees to hold primary sleetiens
for the election Of Dslssatss 70 he Stats Goa.
ven,ion with the test presented BY the Com.
mittee. WV
Resolved, That the test required ef votsr at
the primaries 10 that he II or will b. 9uAAhsd
voter at the general election to be held on ths
4th Of November. 1884, and thst he VIII vote
for the nominees Of the Convention to bs held
under this call. ...1...--.,.-.g.
-@7lT -0' MATT CANAvAN.
Chairman Democratic STATE Central Csnmittss
WI. wEsrRRFrRLp. sserstsry.
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A gun, thirty feet long, weighing 2l2,-
600 pounds and costing $26, 600, was
cast at the Boston iron works for the
Government recently.
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That settles it. A man in Illinois has
married his late wife's mother. He is
not wild, Eighty, inexperienced BRIDE
groom either, having reached his fifty
second year. Who will now dare to say
q word against that much abused domes.
tic article, the mother.in.law? The
"member from Slocum" will have to be
reconstructsd and sthe dfAnatist Will
have to findN some other member Of the
family in place Of the mother.in-law on
whom to exercise his 6endish ridicule.
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LEGAL.
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the sixth judicial District Court.
In and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Ne
vada, and to me directed and delivered for
Judgment rendered in ssid Court on tAs Tween
tisth day Of January. A. D. 1883. In favor Of A.
Company. for the sum Of Nineteen Hundred.
thirteen and 4sl00 Isl ,s1S 49, dollars, debt, TO-
gether with $69.76 dollars, tax costs, and all
cruing costs and interest, have levied on the
following property, to-wit:
steam boiler with attachments, ~ barrels
Portland cement. pair bullion scales. roll Of
battery screen, cans Of sodium, ~ small black
lsad crucibles, I pair crucible toDgs, 8 bull
lion molds, assay mufnes, button molds. 2
iron mortars and pestles six quicksilver kettles.
cup'l nSid: mold ss;sy sonss boss heads;
gass-pipe, smokestack about 80 feet long.
cast-iron retort front, 1 monkey wrenches, 2
email sledges, hand-ax,2 v pipe wrenches, I
srindetons, ads, planes. spirit level. so
pounds Iron washers: 9 augers, 10 planhs !xie
row. anvil, 2l blacksmith tools with handles.
3 patent screw plates, II pairs blacksMith
tongs, % pieces Of tfmbers 6xS inches, 50 pieces
2xS inches, s pieces 6xs inches, IL pieces 2xs,
II pisces 2x6, Is pieces 2xl0, 7s pieces 2x10. u
% pieces 4xl. II pfeceS lxe, 2 pieces 61e, /!
pieces sxS, Is pieces 2-inch plank. So pieces sxs
and 1cxlo hswn, 2s pieces 2x6. 4s pieces 2x4. 1st
fsst, more or leaa, pipe poles; . pieces OF TIM
ber loxi2 inches. % fSet long; Is pieces plank
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Friday. the Second day OF February
4. D. 1855. At II O'Clock NJ. Of that day, will
sell all the right title and interest Of said Bris-
tol Silver Mining Company in and to the above
described property, at the Bristol Silver Min.
ing Compsny's mil. in Lincoln county, Nevads,
at public auction. for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said exscu
tton and all costs.
ja27td o. P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
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Notice to Creditors

1lsTATE OF CHANDLER BELDING. DE-
II ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor Of the will Of Chandler
Belding, deceased, to the creditors Of, aud all
persons having claims against, the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the hrst
publication Of this notice, to the said Executor,
at Rioville, in the County Of Lincoln
Dated at Pioche, January "a. 1884.
DANIEL BONELLI,
Executor Of the last will OF Chandler Belding.
deceased. 126-Sm
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THE PECORD

delivered In Phoebe ard Bullionville at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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