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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20
Z o the Books! To the Books
Let .'he Records be Brought Forth

For three years past the Free.
man has from time to time puh.
l;shed the ma mes of all who have
voted against the submission Of the
Amendment for which the people
have SO patiently nd importunate-
ly prayed.
It is notable ana encouraging
fact that the instances are rare.
where name once recordeLl against
the prayers of the people has dared
come before the voters again for
their ballots.
BUT TWO EXCEPTIONS.
AS we now write we can think
of but two exceptions to this most
righteous rule.
In looking over the books we
find that Mr. E. Willis Wilson.
candidate for Governor, as Speaker
of the House, in the Legislature of
1892, voted to "indefnitely post
pone" the resolution to submit the
Amendment. And now that the
question wouldn't sta y indefinitely
postponed, many Temperance vo-
ters will be glad to know what Mr..
Wilson has to sayefor himself in
view of this unfortunate vote
against allowing the people to be
heard at the polls. AS he was I'M
willing to trust the people, the
people may be so impairment as to-
ask why they should trust him.
Again, we find one Mr.. B. B.
Dovener, of Ohio county, candidate
for the Legislature, with a record
fit to be looked after. While the
books show that he was absent,
sick, when Submission" was over
whelmingly carried by the last
House, yet history has made him
notorious as a violent opposer Of
the measure. He it was who
sought to gain two votes against
Submission by pairing with a
friend of the measure, in case
where no pairing" is allowable.
Mr.. Dovener will, of course, get
the solid saloon vote of Ohio coun-
ty. This should be the full extent
OF his support.
If there be other nominees with
like records, will our friends please
advise us promptly. Let the books
be opened.
NOTE. Next week we shall ex-
anime the Submission" side Of
the "books," and see who of our
friends are again before the people.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1884.
REFORMS,
And Who Bring Them.

The greatest victories in the con
quests of Liberty have not been
won by political parties of power
and popularity Party officials are
seldom controlled by the progress
sive element in their constituency,
and the party press is not apt to
voice the sentiment of the most
righteous among its patrons. The
controlling element is the money
element, which is usually the ele-
ment of tyranny. And men who
are in position to be the leaders
and moulders of opinions, become
the voluntary slaves of this ele-
ment, upon which they are DEEPEN
dent for place and support. They
will not engage in a conflict that
involves any personal risks. They
will not champion cause until it
becomes so popular as to sweep them
along with it. The victory is real
ly won, and the enemy put to
fight before they take up arms
against him. Our civil and politi-
cal liberty, of which we boast as a
Nation, is the result of successive
victories gained by the obscure,
despised and prosecuted in conflict
with kings and parliaments. You
cannot trace our glorious religious
liberty through Courts and Cabi-
nets and Legislative Assemblies,
but you can track it by the blood
of the martyrs. 1t was only after
the best blood of Gods poor, brave
noblemen was poured out in behalf
of this great principle, that public
sentiment espoused it and the pc.
litical leaders adopted it.
Take the abolition of slavery
The Republican party claims the
honor Of this achievement in the
cause Of liberty. But the battle
was mainly fought before this par.
ty came into power. The civil
war was the result and not the oc.
casion of the victory. That was
gained when Abraham Lincoln was
elected President; and the appeal
to arms was vain struggle to pre-
vent the consequences of it. The
heroes of emancipation were those
who fought before the war. Viii
liam Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phil
lips and others were the leaders o.
the prosecuted bands that battled
down the walls and crushed the
chains that held the slave in bond
age. The former suffered impris.
onment in Baltimore and was
dragged through the streets of Bos-
ton by the mob because of the firm
ness and violence with which ht
opposed the then popular system
1t was these men who aroused tn,
country on this subject, and turnee
the tide OF popular opinion sgains
slavery. And after they had don,
the work, then it was that thous
0.EEsE
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20

GRAND TEMPERANCE Rally
Our good Bro Sadler, Of Putnam
county, writes US that arrange
ments are made for a Grand Tenn.
perance Rally at Antioch Church,
on Saturday, August Dth.
1t is to be an all-6ay affair, with
dinner on the ground, with distin.
guished speakers to address the
people, forenoon and afternoon.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20

ands rushed into the party that
resulted from it all, to share the
spoils, and boastingly exclaim,
"Look, what we haze dons." Many
who will read this were violently
opposed to these former self-sacri-
ficing abolitionists and were made
very sore by the way in which
their work was con summated. But
they are glad their work was &C
complished and are beginning to
think the better of them now and
all the children of the South will
doubtless learn to call them bless
ed, while they excuse the tenacity
with which their fathers held on to
the institution that was over
thrown.
Mr.. Garrison, like many Prohi-
bitionists now, was opposed to the
organization of separate party.
There were thousands Of abolition
lists among the Wings and Demo
Gratis, who doubtless hoped that
their parties might put planks in
their platforms in opposition to
slavery. But the parties were con-
trolled by the slave power, and
were not willing to become mar
tyrs in the cause of the great re-
form. Had either of them been
"obedient unto DEATH" it would
have been in the prospect of
speedy and glorious resurrection.
But by saving their lives they lost
them, and the great living question
forced the new party to the front.
Thus it ever is, that truth and lib
erty reach their conquests by way
of the cross and not of the throne
1t is thus that Prohibition is
pressing on to victory. The hard
est part of the battle has already
been fought by the self-sacrifcing
few, who have been stigmatized as
"cranks" and fanatics" The vic
tory is so nearly won that a num-
Der of leading editors and states
men feel it safe to espouse the
cause. But the political parties
are still afraid and will probably
be just little too late. The great
leaders are willing to wait until
the cause has been wrought out in
the self-forgetfulness of consc:en-
cious patriots, the thankless self
denial of earnest ministers and the
noble self-sacrifce of en-heart-
ed and praying women.
Ere long our country will be one
step further in advance in the
march of liberty; and the people
will rejoice in the accomplished
fact of Constitutional Prohibition.
But the glory will not be due to
political parties, not even to a
great Prohibition party, that may
have its day Of power and consum-
mate the victory, but to the faith
full few, who, in te IT'S and agony and
blood, forced the great enemy from
his stronghold in the public SYM
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20
Campaign Freeman.
so cents till Jan. /, 1885.

Let our friends send the lists at
once. Send for sample copies to
get up clubs.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20

ALWA vs. In aOytting us about subscTSp-
TONS, olaOays give p o. at which you receiUe the
paper. This aOiiL SAFE much trouble.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-20

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE.--Let every friend
smto whose hands a Sample Copy Of the FREE
MA comes, take its coming an urgent re-
guest to subscribe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27

Are you Disturbed at night and broken Of your
rat by q sick child suffering and crying with
pain Of cutting teeth? II SO send At once aud
get q tnttle OF Mrs Wins.ow's soothing syrup
Tor childrrn teeihinE, Its valne Is incalculablc.
II will relieve the little sufferer Immediately.
depend upon II. mothers, there Is no mistake
about It 1t cures dysc1iay and diarrhOea. reg
ulates the stomach and bowels, cures. wind collie
SOftens the gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 20 the whole system. Mrs.
Windows sNat1iinx syrup for children teething
Is pleasant to the taste. s,rd Is the prescription
physicians In the United States, and isfor sale
by all druggists throughout world. Pr.ce Is
cents a bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
'''';'::W:; -

ruusnu thus obtained
~ kebls 70 prove poor fts. but there
~ Engiih tailos hero also, whose
sras emPloymeaeis to complete imported
0a36 b MAKO them fA-N. T. MoL
INV young Den started 70 ths
~ Etras ouHo lido ss Lancaster, n.
H. rseeul6, h single &riageA In
faAAg . oorssR de forward teaA
Appsd0~vr. and De Other four teams
&sse gut.gs % rs Ass they could not
SSooOpe1 b0 00e otter the Other b.
-a~t od Do general wreck, until
keoaenknsA ~ teams md ten people.
S@k0 Injury resulted 10 she young
~pA - no carriages Wese badN
-~ Ana
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
Ruckleu'S ArniC0S alive.

world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Saltrheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains
sorns, Teeter, Chspped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale by
Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
- ~A EcNOS
uF IiR
INTERNATIONAL r. R. SIS. gu.
GF

A 10 Acre Land Warrant with eaeh Fiov
Bond. 400 acres with each Sl,OOo'
Agencies for the sale Of the SIX per oe"o
Gold Bonds Of this Company have o"s"
opened in tho principsl cities and tow" VA
the country, and the liberal bonus OF s'i"-
able lands given TO subscribers Is proving y"
eminent success in floating the loan' WHIST
secures 10 investors, whether men OF wea'A
or of moderate means, o Large return kr the''
money.
, 1hese bonds, issued Of the rate Of only s1s'"" peg
mile, and sssursl by first mortgage upon The ros' s"'
eauipmen4 Ind also upon tts entire lsnds. nos 80
constitute what II known a. A securitias 4 W
calves. but carry with tnem the extraordinary o"""S
a, hmm, of forty acres Of land s0r each $500 inveseee:
400 ,eres for each 81 600 and 50 on With eaen ooifo
tho snp.criner gets . Land Warrant free OF eoss.nf
The number Of acres callei for By che amount . Hs
subscr.pt,en. These Land Warran1 give me honst
the right OF cho;Se. They are also TansersOIe nv
negotiable; no may sell II he does NOS Wish 70 iocs~
Nort OF these lands lie IN Me semi-cropieA region"
Y1ortia. where orAngcs. lemons, bansnas, pheappiCc.
and other tropical productions grow, and whefo ~
dsns flourish all winter. while snow and 100 pfsS6I
n IL tss esspsats pucinly that makes tas@S
ra,uaIe. The Western praries may have1 sou. sas
Florida has She climate ~ we'll ~ the soil A6e
attention In 1t the preseut time turned To- arCs FtsneA
and ,ustly 70. than towards any otheS psftsn OF NJ
Jn,ro., Ststea- Investments thsro Are more IlA0yO
10 IN ths channel Of popular favor than aseve@s.s
that whether lands ere secured for settlement or Dsss-
latsou. they Arc sure to be largely remuneraave
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
koKEIGN nRu,INIkES.

Notwithstanding the high tariff on for
eign goods, drummsrs from England
France and ether countries across the sea
are making regular trips to the United
States. and the namber is rapidly iucreas'
ing. These solicitors for trade come 20 sell
silk. linen, woolsn and worsted goods, aui
their CHorts are crowned with grea! success.
IN Gmes pa, the great bulk Of importing
Sas done through New ToSk houses, ba;
since The drumming ~ commercial nea
The Western merchants have as good oPPor
t~anitiss - their -eahpari brethren. aai 5
rejaCtiou in coSI 20 she C0HsGmecs Is tEy
r.sUll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
1TFcKLEEFuRG CIRCUIT COURT, ocro.

NTECKLEGRuRG CIRCUIT COURT, ocro
VA Ter I'd, l~Si.
Goh,rt Winter, administrator Of
E!Chsrd Thompson deceased,
plaintiff,
Rtbst Nint,r and ESllc Winter. T., .hn.
his vile; Geo. H.. thompson, ''
Cha-. T.. IhomT 1un, Robert ~.
Thompson and Geo. W. CctGvi
and Bile GctEcll. his wife, de
PENDANTS
EXTRACT FTes pECRgg.
"Anl # siInaJiug TO the Court that more tIah
ISu yeJr have elapsed since The qualification Ut the
personal representative Of Richard Thompson, de-
nlsrd, and that there Is \ bslance oil s2,SSo.JJ IN the
hands oi said administrator for distribution H. per
Tire said report Of Com'r Faulkner, after dedHcdng
he AN CUuis herein octOre ordered 81 be paid, Oh
moIinn OF Nlle Winter, one oil the distributes OIL
the said Richard Thompson, deceased, who, rs APP
pears fTUn the papers III this cauS., died ~intcstate,
the Court doth Rdiudge, order and decree that the
c~relItOfs OF the said Richard Thompson, deceived, II
any such itGre are, do speeNy " tss 2siSd ~ 4 ps-
center, 1851, et l9e ore 81 COm'r {. J. 3 auftpkf,
n the tova0 Poydton, keoklenbug county, Sir.
glnp And Show cause, II any they can, against the
rhymeut and delivery OF the tstats OF the
Esid Richard 1homIs0n, deceased, TO his dis
tributes. And tie Court doth further Adjudge, or.
per and decrtc that Com'r Faulkner do cause q copy
oil 70 much OF this decree n Ia. been made upon the
motion Of Relic v inter cJuvening The creditors OF
the said Richard Thompson, deceased, 10 lie pub.
liEE"d once a week Tor four successive weeks prior TO
The sa'd Goth December, 1884 In some neEspapeT pub
ibid 10 The city Of Richmond virginia and also some
newspaper published in The city Of Wheeling, West
NirgiuiR, the first publication OF said oFtf tosppeaT
az least 30days beIrs the ?ith December. 1885,. eai
bat he do post a copy OF raid order at the front door
Of the court hOGs Of this COUNTY on the frt day Of
Two 'Ucree siye terms Of the County Court Of this
county, and thst the aid &C. rmis'0ner DO make re.
port 10 thts Court or Tie Judge thereof 10 VACATION
whether any creditors OF the aid Richard Thompson
'hall adPeAI before hin on the said 2lth day Of De-
essnher, 1884. ard such cause rs they OF any Of them
may show against the payment aud delivery Of said
- ate Of tho ssfo Richard T~hompsHn, deoeiSet, 10 his
di-tilbutees, and that the said 90 nmisSiouer ID III
~IsCIs'ly report sny matter desH.ed pertinent by
himself or fcquiTed % 10 70 reported by any party
IT. erestCd." a copy.
Tote: VIC, CURTIS, Clerk.
oc2sOaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
IRON.

PcnEsyhanA iron manufactures are
having new competition to contend against
There is an increasing demand tor Southern
iron throughout the Eastern States and as
], Is s0ld a, less figures ibsn the Penrsylva'
mia ~articc, the demand promises to gov,
la,or sad coal are cheaper in Virginia than
in PepDSylyaniA and iron can be msdo cor,
~respcndingEy cheaper. Ahout one-half the
pis iron ased in Boston is shipped from
Gscrgia, and though tho f'cigh: is - Per
too. its COS! is lees than asked ~ PeunsyL
rapiA uaruiac.urers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
PIED.

Tar l.angdun's City Butter Crackers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
Grysu Ss~s;ssA


The var which the State House faction
cf the Democratic party has for n yssr
past been wagins on the DiuY REGlsrRR,
the leading Democratic paper OF this State,
eliminated Saturday in the transfer OF &
controlling interest in that paper TO james
=. Taney and the retirement from the firm
Of Mr.. Lewis Baker. The transfer was eff
iected on q basis Of 10000 for the paper,
good will and book accounts, but does not
include the real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

Mr.. lesis Baker. who for many years has
held the controlling interest in the Wheel
ing REGISrsG. and who has been editor in
chiei. has sold his interest TO Mr.. James B.
fancy, who in turn takes Mr.. Bakers place
in the editorial management o the concern.
We welcome the coming msn with many
wishes .Or = successful career. Mr.. fancy
ANNOUNCES IL his salutatory that the Regis
TgR will he All "unimpeachsble Democratic
paper, ~sinCsrp, conscientous and scrupulou:
in all that 1t SAYS or does, Cor or against
men or mCaSursS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
T WELTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
NIB Main Street
WHEELING. W. VA

We have last received By direct importation
laree assortment Of Rhine and Marselis Wtned IN
Mamm& 90. Champagne, Due dc WORCESTERSHIRE
Iagne, and O large shipment Of the celebrated Al
hasn's Quella Natural Mineral Water, together NC
a large invoice from California vineyards, Of th'
Oldest and best brands Of wine known 70 the trade
such as Mision, Malysts, Recalling, Angelica, Re
Zintandel, Sc, &c. We are now making q speciality
Of our Case Goods, which are bottled BY u hon oI
choicest brsnds Of liquors, and TO which w 1ouls
kindly call the attention Of the trsde. .RoS
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
= Ohio, City OF Wheeling, In the Municipal! Court
Of Wheeling,
William /. schucilc
vs.. IN ilanCefy.
Louisa Dickescheid and Others
10 Al Thom II My Concern:
Notice is hereby given thst Otto q. SchUchdrdt
guardian OF Christian ". Schuchardt and Otttilie
/. schuchardt, infant del"ndantS In the above cause
duly sud lawfully appointed aud Gus!ined IN the
iotnty Of Hsui ton aud state OF OHIO - such guar
dian, hiss made application 10 said oourt by petition
IN writing for m order that the money arising from
The EalCs az rial estate in the Ci,y of Wheeling atore
aid. In which real estate said infants were Interested
- L,irs O. DR.. GuenthCr S,huChardt, deceased
made by fpUcial Commissioners Henry NJ. Ru.s II
snd Alfred Caldwell I'D 7 deere" IN tha above en-
lifted cause, now in the hands 6r her alter coming
uiD The hs nds OF said pee al cOmm 'sSiOnrrS, belong
ing 10 aid infants and tie money duo said infants
arising fl, m sales Of personal Property, VIII Oh wa
in he residence Of said hr. GuenLhei Scuchardi a.
the time OF hS ceath aud which had been conveyed
To Gibson l.. Cranmer, trustee. Ivy Gcei dated March
20, 1852, made by Henry NJ. Russell, adminlstratO
With the will annexed OF said deceased, and from
diyiIerlS CO leted by said sdniaistrat1r, shall be
laid and delivered 10 said guardian, and that ne be
authorized to remove the same 10 the State OF Ohio
in Whirh State be was appointed AMI qualified and II
which he and his said wards reside. \ hearing vii,
Re hsd upon said application on Monday, the l5tl
OTTO Il SCWUCHARDT,
Guardian as Aforesaid.
- 49, SI = snltcfHnFa for Eai1 n n
plICsnt. nollOavt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

w. lanes L. TaGev, who takes charge
ofthe RsGISrrG. ia a business man Of in
;egr;,y. spd has a practical knowledge OF
he printing business. He is a gentleman
in every sense Of the word and will make
an acquisition 10 that establishment that
viii give it prestige 5eyond doubt rs to the
character Of the pSper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
Hats and Bonnsts Made to Order

INANY DESIRED STYLE-NEw YORK HAT
4 bleACbery, No. 81 sixteenth St, Wheeling, W.
Va. Ladies and Misses straw, Chip, felt and
FeAVer bait, etc, altered, bleacbed, 90 ored and I'm
iShGd In the latest styles promptly. Ailliners' work
dan al usual discount Patronage respectfully 50,
jcifed. e1iTbe
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WORDS
-, * Y Is-enrA

ffesH Ntr IN prrSHWs
Louis Rsker has sold the wheeling Rso.
tsSEE 70 James B. fancy foc $4,000. Mr..
Tauey will continue it as a straight. Demo
erstic newspaper. This settles the local
tight in West Virginia between Democrats.
ard adds yigor and backbone to the RR0Is,
rrR. The paper wss founded twenty years
ego by Mr.. Lewis Bskev, who has in that
time made many friends snd several enc
mics. S. will every man who is GOT u waS-
ring tail to q vellfed dog.
Grpyas S,s'issE
The Wheeling REGISrsS he's passed into
the hands Of = strong company OF Demo
cratic gentleman, Who will leave no Soue
unframed to make the lsEaIsTEE a faithful
and SO exponent Of straight out Demo
cratic principles. Mr., Lewis Baker will
probably lccais in California. Tho price
paid was $4,000. exclusive OF real estate.
j. e. fancy is manager Of abe new com,
company. aud il il rumored that Mr. Henry
s Walker Is to become its editor. We be-
sresk fer the present mSuagemen. an en-.
tEusissric support from tho democracy OF
CUE Mountain State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

James & Tsney has taken control of the
Wheeling REGISrER, The leading Dems
cratic newspaper in Wcs: Virginia. Mr.
Taucy Is one who will not let the RgGIsrEG
reCede from the fCsruer high place it occu,
ped in political sad business circles The
ErG,aIER will still rice under the present
management. and it i = paper TO-DAY the
p,cltc OF OR little Mountain State should
feel pyoyd e. Mr.. fancy is no nov hand
IN the business. no is just h" reverse, aud
ever Democrat IN the State should show
lis appreciation Of such n valuable %iourna.
IS Subscribing ter H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

T-HAM-At y O'Clock p. m. Wednesday, Novcu,
Ter - FANNIE 4 only child o: William x. and
Iouisa ) sham, aged 10 years aud 10 day..
SsryiCes NJ residence. No. I22 south Penn street,
TLrrEavatgp.m m, InterrueYt At Greenwood.
A CARD.-Te all who are suffering fIom the Of
ror aud indscrettous OF youth, nervous weakness
carly decay, loss Of manhood, &c, l vii send re
-ccipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This Greet remedy WIS discovered BY q missionary In
south America. send seIEsdlressed envelope L
REV. T. ISMAS, SsGiia-D, N,r icTE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
Stockholders MEETING.

NOTICE Is BERERY GIVEN THAT AGES-
IN e1l met tingst the stockholders of the 'fUn.
dei S1iieTS Reinsurance Company" OF Wheeling.
Wet 1 siais, viii Be held. By order Of Its Board OF
l~tIecl0rs. On the
18th Day Of Becembea, 1888,
Attic City Rahl, In the city Of ghetllnG Aforesaid,
fcrthe pufposc Of dtbsr adopting or rejecting the res.
olutionS following. which Gil be Afeyed at said meet
lag; the sane hsS.n, been presentd 10 said Beard
and 4 nseeiinK OF the stockholders re19ested, 90 thal
TIE same may b : rejected or sd' BED. that Is &c say:
ist. Resoioci, That tbs name Of this COMPANY be
ets3eCd fU N thSt Of The "Undsrxriseri X iasur
snSe Company 10 that 81 the "UBders ritcn' In
srIsnce Con psny," by which name this Corporation
shSd hers1er be known; and that this rssolation
lie certified tothe Secretary Of state IN ~ minnei
required bT Law.
I'd. ReS|rcJ, That The rumber Of shares Of stocA
e this corporation lie increased from ave hundreJ
to ane thousand, each OF the par yslse Of one hun.
drsd dollars. by the sale Of said additional shares
thereby increasing TIE capital stack Of this con, osuy
from fifty tkersand dollars TO one hundred ii0usaua
dol ans; aud that this resolution he certified TO IN
s%ecrttzTy OF stata - REQUIRED by Law.
And the sid BEARD OF directors ordered that no
uce Of sad meeting SRd the parpese taare.f B.
given by ira Secretary IoS the tiaae and ia tbs mas.
FER TeP1ro3 by sse s'siuieia sGa elSss made aa9
rsOsiitd. RORp CRaNGLE Presi,Ient
noI ssSt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

NOTICE.

rT,RH INTEREST DUE NOVEMBER 1, 1884.
i IN the Efrst Mortgage Bonds Of the Pitsoasgh.
Mheelirg and Kent GAY ksilrosa company, vtii De
paid n tie Office OF tho GennsyiTanis Railroad Com
Jaw, BY J. II. Teyior, Treasurer OF that company.
JSo. 4. DAVIDSON, Treasures.
FiTrSBuRGr, October& ., 1884 aoa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

tsk Edmurd r Booking ard C. Nsnke-
rt;Ilsr sbort Aekess Blocd Elixir, the only
rrsrs1sAn ruarsniesd 70 cleanse the
iLe1 ars aznsvs Ell cbroaa Diseases.