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TEMPE

From Tempe the following gen. tlcmen will come to the convention !: w. R. Lewis, R. A. Davis, J, T. Priest. J. J. Wingar
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urru1uE r1rrs = symptoms ana
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The symptoms are moisture, like per spiration, intense itching. increased by scratching; very distressing. particular ly at nI sht; it seems as if pin worms were crawl ling in and about the rectnm; the pr vate parts are sometimes affected, If allowed to continue very serious re ults may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT is a pleasant and sure cure. Also, for Tetter, Itch, SaIt-Rheum, Ncald- Head. Erys:pe as. Barbers' Itch, Blotches- all scaly crusty Skn Diseases. Box. by mail 50 cts 3 for Sl.25. Address. DR. SWAYNE & SON, Phila., Pa. Sold by Druggists mon tn wed fiji &
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At Mesa City the following dele gates have been ell c ed;
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

DR. ALLEN. AS IS WELL KNOWN IS A' regular graduated Physician. educa- ted at Bowdoin College and University of Michigan. He has devoted a.iifetime to, and is ac<nowledged to be tho most ex-
 pert Surgeon in his speciality on the Pa
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ERALD

ans on the Colo cr buFy siermelons in the Ia ard preserve them all the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-04

Nabli he'd the fact that death receiv, d about the head and face:
 B Smith, J w Francis, C A Hammond. F Ingwerson, A E Fay, [ L Bacon. Wm Dkrbin, w C Daw. 5. Conway, J L. BalI, Jas Dow, Lester Jackson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
MONEY aIHg s9srHD E c.fEgB SEEttIE
8pecial CONS sfionss2
wHEEIrso. " VA Feb. y IA

Ib,reby csstify tbai boud y M ReosSsySs
us az nd secufify he's beei gfx0 ~
Shove NAMED special com " IN 80
Quifsd oy ~ raosHs +. rtGHAa.
casrk Of ths Municipai cosrs Of Whs
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Commits sIonsr's Sale.
JN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CouN.
TT. West Virginia,
Berger q Hoffman
vs.. In Cnancery.

JN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CouN.
L Ti. West Virginia,
Berger q Hoffman
In Chanocry.
Henry Otto and Others.
The undersigned, special commissioner.
hereby gives notice that Dy virtue OF the Au.
tbority vested in him by decree made by
January, A. ID. 1874, he will, on THURsDhY.
TIE l0TH DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1874, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, sell nj public
of said conntS, in the cts OF wReeiins. in
said county and state, To the highest and bsst
bidder, the following described real estate,
% %'G or .s se mnsh e @ ~ mSy Se
10 pay the liens thereon In said decree named,
the coats OF said suit aud the expenAes OF said
sale, such real estate being described ~ FOL.
Lois Nos. NJ, NJ, 81 and rs In the town Of
TrIadelpbiR, In laid county and stale, also,
nnoti si piece OF land lying and . bs'.E
Ing creek, Through which land Two streams
OF wafer nov. whoh streams Of water are
lot 10 be diverted from their present. chan.
and bounded as follows Beginning ai Z
stone corner % said Henry Otto, In krum.
mics line, and thence running north 81
west 2GjIl feel, or u BILL polssio stone corner
run; thence ru inning south 81 west ~ fsst
or u 2s.35 poles To a stone corner To Rrum'
nile on toe wet side .. Of said sGnn,g run n;
l25 81 poles 10 n stone corner 10 RIumuis;
and thence running north 65' east ~ fest or
IL " poles 10 the place OF beginning, COZ.
tanning one acre and being aame Propeity
conveyed TO said benny otto BY William
krumInie and wife by deed dated October .,
Is " . nd now recorded In the once of too
clerk OF the county court OF said county, In
deed book IS, at page 2T.
Tie shove described property II peculiarly
valuable for butchering purposes aiIi hos
bps on used for such busn go ~ well - Tor res.
id.pce By said Henry Otto.
TERxs OF sALE-Onethird OF the pnrchne
m oney End much more thereof ~ the
pufchaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand,
The rsslo Tue thereof In two eIual instAlmoptA.
bearing Interest FROM the day OF sale, pay.
able In SIX ana twelve months respectively
from such day. the purchaser 70 give his
bonds payable 10 such special com misnenof.
with security therein aatisfactory 70 bin.
and the title 10 the property pure hassd 70 %
retained a. further security until TIE pay
ment In full Of tn purchaso money.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
&c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
thereby certify that bond and security In
the penalty OF s2yac has been Owen by the
above named special commissioner - re-
aulred by law and the decree Of said court.
JOHN w. MITCHELL
Clerk Of said Court.
WHKyLIHG, March s. lsst. mfet
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The market is fair this week. The
supply is very good. Messrs. Hudson q
Bayha furnished the following quotations,
which are the same as last week:
CattIe-$4 O0@5 IS for all kinds.
Hogs-Fsir supply; 515@6Nc per ID.
Aeep-4H9512c per ID.
CalreS-$6 G0@l2 co.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March -Cattle-Msrket
nothing doing; receipts l 81 head; ship
ments l,Gi2 head.
Hogs-Market FIRM; receipts 545 head
shipments 725 head Philadelphia 81 400
60; Workers So 1906 IS.
Sheep-Market very dull; prices &c OF
from yesterdays quotations; receipts OOO
head; shipments !, so head.
New YORK.
New YORK, March 6.-Beeves-No trad
ing in beef cattle; the seven car loads fresh
receipts went straight to city slaughterers.
The several carloads carried over yesterday
were not put on sale to-day; city
slaughtered beef had a moderate call at
9@lO12c; selections reached 10M@1lc;
shipments 46 live cattle, 500 quarters beef,
AIS csrcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50 head. Mar'iet
dull and dropping for all except top
grades; extremes s. 2597 l2H per cwt.
sheep; SC O0@S co lambs; general sale',
S. G6@6 60 sheep; 81 OO@7 rs for yearling
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head. Live hogs
quiet at Sc 60@7 10 per cwt; 2 car. Dads
light western Logs sold al 70 30.
Chicago,
CB1cAeC March 6.-The Orovsrs' Jo1rnal
reports: Live Hogs-Receipts 1900 head
shipments 5000 head. Market opened
strong ard closed weaker rough packing
Sc 4C@6 SIS; packing and shipping SIS 9O@
! 80: light Sc 25@6 so; skips 81 9O@6 90.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head; shipments
2,5OO head. Market weak and dali and l0C
lower; exports Sc 1907 90; good to choice
shipping S. SO@6 80; common to medium
So zoos 20; corn. fed Texas S. 0096 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
7C0 head. Market steady; inferior to fail
So 50@4 so per cwt; medium to good 81 5C
as 60; choice to extra S. 0096 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March Give Hogs--Firm
common ana light S. 1906 IS; packing
and bstchers' Sc 1907 40. Receipts l,5Ol
lead shipments 100 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

I'm TIE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO CoUH.
Il fY, State of West Virginia in this mater
n the probate OF the last will and testament
e william HaRteDstein, deeeased.
The object OF the petition hled In the mat.
g. ffs 70 have admitted TO probate paper
writing purportiDg 70 bs the Last viii ana
testament OF William Hartenstsin, deee ased,
Sseripg Date the sth dag Of January, A. ID.
lssL and Il appearing from an afndayit died
With me in my Once that Lorentz Aauts
snd Hsurietta Msuts are non. residents Of
DTS STATE nor found therein, II In ordered
3. they DO appear at nay once, in the city
N Wee ing, In tho county Of Ohio state q
yet Virginia on the 25d day OF March. a.
}. 49,, az 70 O'Clock m, ara DO what "
seasEcsry 10 protect their trtSrest IN the said
assfcT GFORsE HOOK, Clerk.
;. STIFyL, attof1sy. fe21osvt
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Can Carry New York.
Troy Press.

We agree with our esteemed contem-
poraries that have expressed the opinion
that Mr.. Roswell p. Flower, of New
York, is the right man for the place.
His nomination would give far strong
er assurance Of success than that of any
other man in the party. This state
would in that event be sure for the
Democratic party. No matter who
might be the Republican candidate
Arthur, Blaine, Edmunds, Sherman,
anybOdy-the vote of this state would
be for Mr.. Flower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

DVoIUIt
Suppose Samuel J. Randall should be
nominated: The performances Of the
Democratic party in the past render it
not at ali Improbable that it may now
nominate this champion Of protection
upon a revenue reform platform "a
tariff for revenue, with just protection
mon2polies.' A proper preface to this
performance would be To make feeble
attempt to pass the Morrison bill, and
attribute the failure 20 do so to the Re-
publican opposition; to make q brave
Show OF relrenchmeDt in the Randall
appropriation bills, and then to take
advantage of the industrial depression
to renew their clamOr for "a change
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate and Stocks.

TNTHE MUNICIPAL C0URToY WHEEL.
i In, West Virginia, william y. Bchneiis ~
Louisa Dickesf held anS othsra
IN CHAHcERY.
The undermined special oommissiodsn
hereby give notice thai, pursuAu 70 the an
tboriiy vested In them By . d. cree mads b,
raid court In the above entitled cause on tao
2,,h day Of January. lss<, thsy Will On
SATURDAY. THE nd DAY or MARCH
A. d 1854
commencing at 10 o'clock Q. m, fell NJ pub.
lie auction, 2. the front door OF me oo1n
ely S Of % wsaslins ny .nins b, ssss.. g
tie stock OF TIE Wheeling and BsiiDopt
Bridge Con Psny. tysniI.two snars. Of ~:
: sisS,s S' te Oh Ss.e1Ssd - .ss
ale in sid city OF yheelins. that y 20 ~:
I,. ne nGr:S . on third q Isf IN ~ a.
the east sidsof Narkst ., Iestt Is.yeen Tenth
and Eleventh stJsetA On this DroDefJ.
erected. the brick house now occupied p
dS Ss TSis parcel q raj sssass xiii .
soidi su6ject 70 . leaso Of sams 20 said Chrises
msn sIlir1ns naseh q, ia q ss.isst 2
es ys hu a1ss. S9 ss n1s' e.
tssiDs the Tsnf aocTuins from and sftse ne
re, s:s0s sa;,sSs s sVSse Il SOs I'd csss,sss
Main ssrss, bstvssn fvuty-nrS ana iva.
HI,ss s snid soUtS ;vo thirds Of lot numbss,d
nfty-thrse Win b onsrsd - sangis pafcel
| and viii alSo b o0ged N two palceh. vbteo
Two parcels win b separated b line 6rsyn
| through the middle Of the wall betweeu ths
| two bouass oseapytng The fre.t PORTION o.
| The wet0r line Of The lot, Ind it WIN bsso,A
n wbicbsyer way ne - pfies can b o.
An Of the real sgtats afoeesaid swell -.
proved and en.,,asss e e2DsTS Of s.osk viss
h sold FOR esah; and ~ fesi 80 WI p
so,6 Tor or third q ths Iaseheee nooey O.
| m m uch moro thsesN {. NJ pQfeeenC esy
| sisct go, In hand on the day OF 80 eod
tbs :, m Under In two equal ingeAlmentA RsE
| Ale respecfiveiy In one nd TO - VI W
| 49, fhs pufcha 1R owing bis bond1 yte
| nDuS ,ss,.onsi aoeurfty Tor the oefesred n
rstsi. ID until t6e. whole Of ths parsnss
FIFTH cAIbGELi,
Special Com1 sroneA
wHrrIIso. Y Va. Ess. y VA
| Ihsse6y cortjfy tbai boud - tes
| s,s Z. n nd srcufffy he's bee3 rive ~
s,sSss nsmsd special sommi.41osm
a,,iyad by iaw and the der = mY.SeSa
| c1srk Of ths Municipai cosrs Of
i felGh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
Rather Too ArisIOcraIIc,
DeHycr Tribune.

Indiana is preparing to enter Ben
Harrison for the Presidential race. He
will not do. There is no possibility of
any enthusiasm in Harrison campaign.
Harrison has ability and is q strong CON-
SENTATIVE man in some respects, but he
is too cold to attract people and not of
large enough caliber to have his brains
make up for his lack of blood. Indeed,
il is not at all probable that his nOmi-
nation would excite any warmth of
feeling even in Indiana.
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Arthur Can Carry New York.

4'oW AVi" A'""''
Chester A. Arthur may not be the best
man for President. But he is the only
available candidate. He is the only
man in the field who can carry the
state OF New York. His nomination
would be acceptable to all classes.
Blaine's nomination would be tanta-
mount to the assured success of the
Democrats in November. Under all the
circumstances Chester \. Arthur is the
best man the Republican party can
choose.
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wha, II would Take to Flee, Blaine

The Republicans should pray that the
Democrats may not blunder much be-
tween now and July. A shrewd OBJ.
server says that, ''if they blunder
enough Blaine will be the nominee Of
the Republicans" 1t would take arrow
Of monumental Democratic blunders as
thick as mile posts and as long as the
Pacific railroads to place Blaine in the
White House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
OIL City.
NAILS-s2 90 CARD.
Wheeling.

The nail market is very quiet, owing to
the want of stock. There is no change in
prices. Nails, Brads and Fencing-10d to
key on common cut. Barrsl-lK inch
10: II inch !. q 81 inch IS 10 TX IL in Sa
X inch IS 80. Finishipg-S inch ard over
81 20; inch s. IS; $40. Casing and
Box-50c per key over common cut. Fine
Blued-3d S. IS; 2i q 80, Cat spikes-All
sizes s. 90. Boat Sp;kes-Au sizes s. 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
TINE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i county, in The Circuit Csuit VI OhIo
county. March Rules, lssL.
Thomas 7. Hervey w. Curtis Z. Brown, I'D
ministrator OF the estate OF John Norman,
deceased, Mary A. Forser, VINO was the
widow of said John Norman, with John For.
ker, her husband, William Il. Norman. ROB
EFT - Norman, James ". Norman, Ida lee
Norman, George A. Norman, Charles Nor
man, and Albeit K Norman.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF tins suit Is 10 recover from
the estate OF John Norman, deceased, the
sum OF $50, with interest thereon from the
ist day OF April, 1870, until paid, and 10 SUD
Jet tract OF land containing nNe acres and
seven poles, situate on Magraws run, In Ohio
county, West Virginia, of which said John
Norman died seized, 10 the pay ment thereof
said sum being an unpaid balance OF pur,
and. and FOR general relief. And II appear
ing from an affidavit died IN this cause, nj
these Rules, that the defendants, Mary A.
FOrkor, John Forker. william b. Norman,
Robert 3. norman, Lea Lee Norman, George
a. Norman. Charles Norman and Albert Il.
Norman are uon-residenis Of the safe OF
West Virginia, and they not having been
served with process In this suit on motion
81 he plalntii. by his solicitor. this order a.
publication Is entered against them, and II
is ordered that the said defendan ts, Mary A.
FoIker, John Forker, William u, norman,
Robert &. Norman, Ida Lee Norman, George
A. Norman, Charles Norman, and Albert X
Norman, are required 10 appear Within one
month after thedate OF the first publication
Of This order and do what IL necessary Ia pro
tect their Interests: II ls further ordered that
this order be published and posted r. re-
quired by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, clerk OF said
court, AT the court house OF said county, this
I'd day OF March, 1854, to wilt: March Rules,
1854. JOHN W. MlTt HE'LL, Slcrk.
Published the tirst time March 4, Isl.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk!
IF. JONES, collector for complainant.
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Ben Harrison Will Not Do.
Dcare,. Tribune.

Indiana is preparing to enter Ben
Harrison for the Presidential race. He
will not do. There is no possibility of
any enthusiasm in a Harrison cam
paigp. Harrison has ability, and is
strong, conservative man in some re-
spects, but he is too cold to attract pao-
PIE and not Of large enough caliber to
have his brains make up for his lack of
blood.
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A Valuable Farm For Sale,

1,HE UNBEkslGNED OFFEH rOA
sale his farm situated three miles east q
u. Clairville. Ohio, and one mile south OF
me National road, containing $50 aorea, 10
under cultivation, has plenty OF good tlmbsS
~ we'll watered. lies very fsvorAbly, 10 csHy 70
that part of the country. Has on II one COED
dwelling house and one tenant house, With
ample and convenient out-buildingA HAa
three good orchards of choice fruit, together
with q lot Of other fruit, such - pearx cher.
hes, ounces, AZ. For particulars enquire Of
the undersigned on the premises, or sddre0
1T 1t Claiuville, U. -
oAlt6Rh eAAUEL h. FINNEr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

Wheeling and RarTisburv Railway
Conpanv,

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
OF The Wheeling and HayrisbuT Railway
Company. 70 be held q the Once OF VIM.
Peterson. at No. 1l0 Main street, In the oily
On the lth day of March, A. d. lsSk, Q pro
position win be submitted Tor the oonso0dR
ton Of said company and In capital stscA
with the Elm Grove and State Line Railroad
BY order OF tie Executive Committee
the Board OF Directors. -
Recretsry OF the Wheeling sad Harrisburg
Railway Company tala
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PRESIDENTIAL MACS.
Picking Out their Good and Bad
Points.
6iaine's Remarkable Stretch-A Union OF
West and South as Can
ddate-Arthur and Flower
in New York.
Nstr YORK Sitn.

Ven lDfh ONfh
Regard for the exact truth Oblises us
to record the fact that at the present
time Mr.. James G. Blaine leads all
other candidate for tie Republican
nomination. No other Republican
chieftain has so large or so devoted a
following in all paris ofthe country. II
the delegates to the national conven-
ton were to be chosen to morrow, and
meet at Chicago week hence to make
tie nomination, We are inclined to be-
lieve that no rival candidates. strength
would equal Mr.. B!aine's. ANY estimate
OfRepublican probabilities which shuts
Mr.. Blaine up between the covers Of
story aud puts him away upon the
library shelfin the year of grace eigh.
teen-elghty four is unworthy of mo
ment's serious attention. Where in the
Republican party to day is there more
interesting ami inspiring individuality?
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spEK L,P AND INsIDE oE CHEEK

|NpEK LAP AND ISSIUE or CHEEK
EAT.S AWAY 81 CANCER.
Nv ~. srAtd au eatIus cancer for several
~, watch mad et'eD away his under lip
10 the inside ~ his cheek, down to the bot,
" Of his gums. We got some Of Switts
pecid and gave him, and the effect has
en- wOndsrfU,-almOSt miraculous The
l<es are sli healed, and he Is perfectly well.
veEy one here said 10 was only q question OF
me about his death, aud his cure has created
b greatest excitement In this part OF the
oun'ry. hCUo you will publish about my
stDerN cure, and send me some circulars 10
ven my friends and the afflicted.
WN. z. BATTIROP.
South EaStOD, Mass January !, 1854.
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Wants Union of West and south,

GdtteStOA NeES.
The Democrats, in order to win, must
make no sacrifice Of principles, meas
ures or men to carry New York; neither
must they be seryile imitators Of the
Republicans, They must adopt broad
and well defined policy, meeting the
questions ofthe hour with the spirit of
tne hour, and then depend upon the
common sense Of the country to give
them victory. The hope of carrying
New York has prostituted the emascu-
lated the Democratic party for years
The battle can be won without that
state, if the Democrats have the courage
oftheir convictions, and face the music
without quailing. a union Of the South
and West, such az elected Mr.. Carlisle
speaker, can elect the next President.
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1867 Prizes, Amounting s7s5,0
Application for rates 70 ciua should b
S T~r fuIthsr information write clearly, Civ.
.nv full address. Make z. o. Money Ordsn
aaszahIa and address Registered letter. 70
p"ySEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
NS" New Orleans, La.
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail
or Express al sums Of s. and upward by Ex.
press at our expenSel u, D.uuuru
Nev Orleans, La, %
N, A. DAUPHIE s7 Seventh 81, washing.
Tor, ID. O. leD
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feat should not forget that the Presi-
dent knows q thing or two himself
about practical politics. He has had
some valuable experience, and knowsa
hawk from handssw Is well Is Logan
or John Sherman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
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