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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
Hotel Arrivals.


:. Hotel English. O. G. Gessner, Shelbyville
Ind; c. E. Morrow Pittsburg, Pa; Donna
Whitton, Cincinnati, o.; S. j. Brasil Column bus,
o.: John B. Green, Frankfort, Ind; w L.
Louis Louisville, KY; r. b. Blake, Danvile,
Ind; r., f. Phelps, New York; w e. Stiles,
New York; f. d. Wrinkle, Troy n. Y; c. j.
Kuckner, Chicago.
Bates House: G. S. Fowler, Ira T. Eaton,
Fort Wayne; r. p Mustard Anderson; Nat w.
Hill, Bloomington; w. K. Smith, Harry Brit,
Union City; o. P. Anderson, Springfield; S. NJ.
isaac Compton, Charles H. Knight, Brazil; F.
c. Crawford and wife, Mrs. H. G. Gilbert, John
Il. Lick, Terre Haute; Joseph G. Ratliff, Rich
mond; b. Robinson Charles Walker, Lovington:
w. 9. Tuttle, Danville.
Occidental. John Shaughnessy and wife,
Madison; +. j. Doan, Detroit w j. Bethel,
Petersburg; George w. Ham, Warrington; J. FL.
Bowman, Columbus; J. l.. Hall, Syracuse. NY
Thomas Bowling, Dayton, o.; Fl. S. Biddle,
New York. Mrs F. Drew Butler; O. G. How
land, Batavia, ILL.,; John E. Prather, Brazil; w.
I. Shellbq1rn. John N. Lee, Anderson; George
Butler Cineinnati w S. Thomas, South
Charleston, o.; Jos. Pollock, Vincennes; c. o.
Egbert, Richmond; Jos. keirgan and wife
Amelia, o.
Grand Hotel: Patrick Keefe, Kentland; W. A.
Banks, Laporte; Thomas Bennett, Monticello;
B. II. Burrell, Brownstown; j. A. Houser, Area
dia; O. g. Bartholomew, Union City; Albert EN-
erson, Danville; Maurice Thompson, Crawfords-
George W. Halves, Washington A B. Pitzer,
Upton; Preston Rider Crothersville; j. B.
Macy, Rushvlle; N r. Beardsley, ,Elkhart; D.
B. Pool, New Albany; p H. Mccormack, Co
lumbus;. c. M. Patterson, Chicago; George L..
George B. Trochet, New York; j. G. Macbeth,
ST. Louis.
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Died Naked and Hungry.

Testimony was taken by the coroner, yester-
day, regarding the death of Lewis Washington.
an old colored man, who lived in deserted
building at the corner Of Mississippi and Sew
enth streets. The evidence showed that he had
nothing to eat for two three days before his
death, and when his body was found the only
clothing it had was an old coat and some bed
ticking around the legs. There was no fire IN the
house. and the old mar evidently died from ex-
posure and hunger; and that too, il city which
boasts of its system of benevolence
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
What Are Neighbors Good For?

Detroit Free Press.
A Citizen having heard that his Neighbor
was scandalizing him called Around at the Office
for an Explanation.
Haven't I always Spoken Well of you and
yoursq" he asked.
''Oh, yes"
Haven't lent you my Snow Shovel my Flat
irons and my Coffee Mills for these many years
pastp
Eyes, but"
''But What? What or Earth could have In
duced you to throw out hints that my Aunt was
my Uncle?"
''Why, my Dear Sir, your Snow Shovel is
broken, your Flatirons too old to be Of Further
use and your Coffee Mill will no longer grind.
How can Longer Neighbor with such manV
Moral: When you can't live off neighboI
make him sorry for it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
WIT AND HUaOR.
bright. unworn cent of the coinage Of 1904
was recently sold in New York for 5000.

n DFlRnJ. unW0ru cent Oh The cOlndSo OL AoVt
was recently sold in New York for $500.
A Boston girlhad so much thirst
For knowledge her brain nearly "birst."
But really, tits said
What spoiled this Dos" maid
Was this-her fine eyes transvirst.
Philadelphia Press: In proposing to relin
quish the entire debt of General Grant and
to restore full possession of his forfeited
property, Mr.. Vanderbilt acted In the most
generous and magnanimous spirit. 1t is
true that the master of hundred millions
could we'll afford to waive this claim but it is
equally true that it was just debt and that the
richest citizen in the land is as much entitled to
his own as his poorest neighbor. Mr.. Wander
bit has proceeded from the beginning with deli
cate consideration for his illustrious but unfortu-
nate debtor, and he deserves the great credit
which belongs to his chivalrous and liberal
course If he has not always won the fullest
popular sympathy, he will receive hearty APP
prevail for this evidence that the largest wealth
is not insensible to the finest feelings.
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PERSONAL MENTION En- 7 ION.

Mr. W. B. DePoy will start for South Ameri-
ca to-day on business
Sheriff Manning of Tippecanoe county and
DR.. John r. Link, of Terre Haute, are at the
Bates House.
DR.. l.. w. Munhal is at Racine, Wis, where
he is having great success in holding special re-
lgous meetings.
Hon. Will Cumback started East yesterday
to fulfill lecture engagements in New York
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
r. FAina43r ;SYho has been the efficient and
obligine secretary of the indianapolis Young
Mems Christian Association, has been re elected
for another year.
Mrs Mary F. Clinton, wife of Captain w R.
Clinton, county commissioner. died at her home
near lrvington yesterday morning, and two Of
their daughters are dangerously sick with the
same disease.
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DEATH of Mrs. John Clarke.

Mrs. John Clarke, mother of Joseph Fl. Clarke,
of the Stockyards' Bank, of this city, died at
her home in Mattoon Ill.,, yesterday morning
aged seventy seven, and her remains will be
brought here to-day for burial. Her other sur
viving children are Mr.. A. N. Clarke and Mrs
John Harrison. Of Clayton, Ind, Messrs, James,
Frank and E. E. Clarke. Of Nation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
A Hotel Guest Robbed.

The room of Mrs Jeffries, guest at the
Brunswick Hotel. was entered on Tuesday even
ing during her absence, and her gold watch,
chain and ring, valued at $50, were taken. Last
night Captain Campbell and others arrested Ira
Miles, an employe of the house, for the robbery,
and the watch and chain were recovered
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there was less of crowd in the reception room
to have few moments chat with her, were as
tonished to hear themselves addressed by name.
This gift in the future chief lady Of the Whita
House is of priceless value Her facets one tina
would attract attention anywhere by its thought
fulness and expressiveness She is of medium
height, and bears herself with rare self-pesses-
sion, being evidently woman Of cool and pas
sionless good sense.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
The Three-Mi,e skat,ng Race.

The three-mle race at the Meridian Rink last
night was won by FL. Salters, of Upton, very
fast skater, in twelve minutes and three seconds
Chester Spaan got second money and Frank
Murphy third There were six starters, and
Salters was an easy winner.
Tomorrow night the first league polo game of
the season will take place at this resort between
the Meridian and the DAYTON (Ohio) clubs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
No Cleft for Him.
No
Rr0oklvn EAGLE


Cant you change the key little to suit my
voice2s the new tenor asked the chorister, and
the leader said no, he couldn't change the key,
but he could change the combination mighty
quick, and he did, for 10, he fired him out and
hired new tenor who was fly, for when he
couldn't reach the high notes without flatting he
just made terrific faces without saying any noise,
yvh ioh wa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
ST. John,s friend and conifdential acer

st. Johns friend aud confidential agent, Lee
gate, is Kansas man, and has been on more or
less familiar terms from time to time with the
leading Kansas politicians; but it is due to the
people of that State to say that he originally
went there from Mississippi, bearing a letter of
recommendation from jefferson Davis, then
Secretary of War. And in justice to Mississippi
we are bound to add that he was born and raised
in Massachusetts,.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
Amarioa,s Pride.

True American men and women, by reason of
their strong constitutions. beautiful forms, rich
compilations and characteristic energy, are en-
We'd By all nations It's the general use of Dr.
Harter's Iron Tonic which brings about these
results.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
Senator German. of MARYLAND

Senator German, of Maryland, is represented
by our Washington correspondent as unwilling
to TALK about the ST John matter, further than
to say that he knew st. John as sincere tenn
perance reformer Has Mr.. German forgotten
that he said, not long ago. when reminded that
st. John helped the Democrats. Ives, he did;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15

Browns Bronchial Trochesp
Are excellent for the relief of hoarseness or sore
throat They are exceedingly effective
Chris tian World, London, Eng.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15
st. Gems.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
If Mr. Legate is not pleased with the fac smile
we printed yesterday, we have others with which
We can favor him. We didn't go into this fight
without plenty Of ammunition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-15

bottle Radical Cure box Catarrhal Solvent and
Improved Inhaler, in one package may now be had Of
all Druggists for 81. Ask for SANFORDS RADL.
Cal, CIJRE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

When Mr. Chas. Seabright went to his
store yesterday morning, near the MARSHALL
county line, be found that come one had at
some time during the previous night al
tempted 10 fire the building. The rascals
had made fuse of some intiamsble mater
al and inserting it through at convenient
point. ran one end into the little sawdust
box, which caught the dippings Of the oil
barrel. They then fired the outside end
and evidently skipped, thinking that their
scheme would work. But fortunately the
fuse only burned 10 the inside Of the build.
ing, when the flames became eXtinguished,
doing no dama-e whatever. 1t was done
By some one evidently familiar with the
sy Of things.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movements of whesiingttes, and tho oom
Ing and Going Of stransero'

Movements of whesIingttes. and tho oon'
Ing and Going of stransero'
Mrs James Askey will leave this evening
for Chicago.
Mrs Jake Vo- Ter will leave this evening
for Chicago
James Ogebay, OF Kansas City, IS in the
city on visit.
Commodore C. W. Seabright is back from
an Eastern trip.
NJ Lou Walters Of the Island, leaves Tor
the West to-day.
Mrs Louis Roth, OF the East End, will
leave for Chicago this evening TO visit
friends.
Il. II. Handel, of Blaine, Ohio was in
town yesterday shaking hands with his
f.iends.
Mis- L. Fraze'l and children, who have
been ell on summer trip. are expectei
home to-day.
Frank W. Wright Of Banners music
s,ore, is WISHING friends and relatives at
Woodsfeld, o.
Warner Wclshons, for ifty-eight years a
citizen of Ohio county, viii leave to day for
D, catur, Iowa, where he will in the future
reside.
Mr.. Charles Smith, head brewer at Rey-
mapn's brewery, was out on the streets yes.
terday for the first time in two months. lie
is lust recovering from a severe siege OF ty-
phoid fever, and his many friends will be
clad to see him about again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
IN GENERAL.


Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock I'd.
ward Ricketts,, of Fulton, an employe OF
Potters coal bank at EdgiDgton Lane, mar
rowly escaped death, He was at work IN
the mine when q large portion Of soaPstone
became detached from the root and tell
upon him bruising his head and face and
severely irjuring his right leg. The wounds
are quite painful and will disable Nj. Rick
etts for some time The wounds were
dressed by Or. Ilrich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

SECOND RACE. 2 % CLASS TRoT-PyRss s>OO.
Tenn Allen, br. e., By John W. Hart, Ely
re, OHIO.
Lady Brunnell, b. m. by Samuel Hsrwey,
De,ioit, Mich.
Black Cloud, Jr., b. e., by j. G. Bough,
Detroit, Mich.
Maggie K, b m, by Henry Hagemier,
Pi,tsburq. Pa.
Mollie Harris, blk. m bS B. j. Stanford
Cbibcga, Mich.
Gray Dave, g. g, by VIM. Schiller, Co.
lumbus. Ohio.
Victor b. g, G. ". Yorhis, Detroit, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

In Police Court, yesterday morning Arch
Holinger, for drunkenness, pot 81 and
cosrs Duger Murphy, for the same offence,
rot the same penalty. W. II. Streets, for
assaultinr Miss Nuby got 81 aad costs.
David Ramsey for drunkenness, 90: 81 and
cCsts, but execution was suspended by order
OF court May Logan, for assaulting Whey
Fields lot & and costs. The case against
Whey vas dismissed. John Demsss and
William SoIes, fer assaulting David Grant,
got s. and costs each, Soles paid, bat De-
mass cot thirty days. The case against
Grant was dismissed.
Mayor Grub yesterday swore in twenty
one special officers Tor duty at the Fair
grounds, as follows: ". Thompson, Wilson
Cox David Hughes, John House. Henry
S,henck, Edward Fltlsimmors, II. Harris
son. W. G. Alexander Barney Mclntee
Fred. He'll, Ed. S!ipes. David Strauss, Isaac
Shields, Henry brooks, Thomas Burke,
Frank EGlcy, John McAndrews, James
Munroc, Henry Ritter Joseph Little, and
Frank Maloney.
The Mayor has directed Chief Smith 10
clear tie streets and sidewalks OF parsons
selling ferry tickets.
POPULAR prices this week at the Chspine
street rink. Admission Is cents, skate. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
A Walking skeleton.

Mr.. Z. Syringe, OF Mechanicshnrl Pa
writes: Il WAS afflicted with lang .,9"'
and abecess on lungs, and reduced y .
walking skeleton. Got a free ,r'Il bottle O.
DIR. Kings New Discovery fox Consumption
which did me so much good .h., bought d
dollar bottle. After using three oo"."'
found myself again q man, complete, r.
stored TO health, with hes-'y nGg. Tie al
a gain in flesh Of - pounds
Call at Logan 4 Co S NsIg '.or' g..
get free trial bottle c! tbs ~a-'a.n ..''''
all Lung Diseases. Large bo''icsS .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
Milking GOnl PrnrresS.

The work Of putting the south end of the
City Hall in condition for occupancy IS be-
ing pushed rapidly. Yesterday the work in
the rooms to be occupied by the Board OF
Public Works was about completed, and the
carpets will be put down today. Tomorrow
the Board will move in, being the first de-
partment of the municipal government TO
OCCUPY its quarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

The following transfers of real estate were
left for record ut Clerk Hook S Office yester'
day:
Deed made September : 1885, BY Vincent
B. Carson to Joseph Carson, for certain
property, stock, etc. Consideration, 81 800.
Deed made September !, 1885, by J. D..
Ewing, trustee, to Thomas Harty, for GER
tain tract of land in Ohio county. Consid
Grafton, $40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
BTrS or NEWS.
Picked Up Here and There By R...
Reporters.

NJ
Reporters.
The fountain is beirg repaired
Two DEEDS Of trust were admitted "a.
ord yesterday. To
For sate and comfortable skif IA.
the Fair take the Anthony ferry. sc "
MAYERs band will make the music v.r
you skate at tie Alhsmbrs Palace Rir,
TEE PalbGnders band di.cou,sed &c.
fire music il front Of lhs Ra.,s-fa 5 n.y.
ing yesterday.
THE Committee on Health wa csvu4.
yesterday afternoon, bu, there Va. ~. ~
quorum present.
STRANGERS in the city desiring 10 ..-.i.
pleasant evening, will take the cars 80 =
south for the AlbambIa palace Ern.
ELIZABETH kRFgs, a resident q. ry...
third street, had her pocket picked q,
eral dollars at tn Center markpt. S.r,,-,.
TuE finest n nsic, cheap adm....s, =.
the best floor III the city are The q re-.
istics Of the Chaplin >irrr' r;ak. a. co..
try it.
TIE Nationals. OF the North Fri
:eated the Standards Of the Island Vs..
day afternoon sitter h,.:d tussle 5v a $500,
OF ! ! 10 10.
THE Wheeling wheelmeu hl,4 s...-
the services of Mr C. T. Tracy - .s-.'..
and Mr.. |. &. Dillon as timer 70. II. c,,,
ing race.
The Ever to the E;2hl Literary >2,i..,
Of the English Lutheran church. vii ~,
an entertainment at the chur.h .3r.5..
free OF charge. Al are invited
The Committee on Fire Da2ar,r Z. ,-..
last evening, audited bi!Is Tor II. ma,
month and discussed the mate. o. A -.
men relief fund.
Miss ELLA Dillon, at he u-ger, ,or,;..
ton Of Holiday Pos, q. i p h.. r,r.ar,.
cd TO give an eIocutionary aE! r...r.. ,o.
tettainmcnt previous TO her dspar,qr e.,
Memphis.
The Ohio River road IS T.nU.n, spas,
Fair train this week, leaving friendly ST.
a m. daily and arriving here at % n
Returning it caves this city at j.ij , T.
and arrives at Friendly st SIS p IN.
ANNE PmrLIS, a six year old dau, -,
OF Robert Phillips otthe North End n,
leaning over high fence on SUNDAY i-l
and broke one Of her arms, Just above he
wrist, causing painful but not serir.. IN.
Jury.
4 uoRsa attached to wagon 5e.0r,i.,
to L. Gardner. the butcher, ran oil yrsr..
day in the Last End. The ANNA IA.
standing at the corner OF Sixteenth all
Wood, when i, broke up WOJS Tree, a, ,
lively gait. wrecking the vehicle acai,', 4
amp post al the corner OF Fifteenth s',.e
A TwoYEAR OLD daughter 0! ,ha;le:
Nolte, of the South Side, named r,;-.
while swinging on Slturday .; h. hone
was precipitated TO the ground ,r the r5.a
breaking. When carried to tie hors- r.
was found that her right l., was bro. ca B..
tween the knee and the ankle.
WHEELING is INST becoming ma'r1r...,-
in her ideas. The very ia'-sr IS a.rav!
drivers Mr. Luke, the e"'-rgrising U,..
man, starts his carriage jriyrr. to lay .
handsome new suits Of livery Il" /. 4,
receiving some elegant ne" la:r:. Peg.
Read his advertisement in anotEc! cJiI..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

The time Of this Court was largely taken
up Yesterday with the argument in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway case, full
report Of which will be found elsewhere.
I. NJ Garvin and Edgar f. Boyd were
admitted to practice.
The grand Jury indicted Molly Hughes
for violating the internal revenue laws by
selling beer without license The defend
ant was taken into the cgstodyo: he Court,
and at o'clock gave bond in the sum Of
500 for her appearance today.
The grand Jury is not done with its WORK.
ard was adjourned over until to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
times as could be mutually agreed upon.
The authorities OF the state

times as could be mutually agreed upon.
The authorities OF the state
DECLINED To ACCEDE
to this proposition on the part of the rail.
road company, alleging on their part that
they had no right to receive any portion OF
the taxes unless the whole of said taxes,
both State and local, we're paid with the 10
per cent. added. This position being taken
bv The State rendered formal tender OF
payment unnecessary. The company oy
It's officers stated that owing to the pres
sure Of the times the sr.ngency OF the
money market. and the embarrassed condI'
ton Of the company, they were wholly un-
able to pay this amount OF money a. once,
and that was the reason they desired 10
make the application to the County Courts
for the permission above referred 10.
The company did not seek TO ev.dr the
payment Of the taxes, but expressed a pres.
emit inability TO do 80, and II was untortu-
nate that the officers Of the State tc!t that
they had no discretion in the premises
whereby litigation could be avoided. \ de
cree will be prepared restraining and inhi o.
Ting the enforcement of collection OF the
taxes or any portion thereof until after the
lst day OF November. iSSj, reservlng the
disposition of the question as to the liability
of the company as 10 the payment OF tee 10
per cent. additional until the November
term OF this court at Charleston
A decree will be prepared in accordance
with the opinion OF the court.
\ wRANGLE.
After the Court had finished Attorney
General Caldwell undertook TO demur to
the Judge enioining the State officers from
interfering with the Saerfs, as that ques-
ton was rot before the Court. The Court
stated the prayer OF the defendant covered
the world and all mankind, and that Gov.
Wilson had dwek upon this point particu-
larry in his pleading.
Mr.. Caldwell undertook to again demur
aud began unfolding the papers to
show that tn re WAS no such
PRAYER, when the Judge said he
had b. ard enough about it, and suddenly
left the bench and withdrew to his private
apartment. Both the Judge and the At
tornev Central appeared irritated, the
former uuaccounta0ly aud the latter, ap-
parently, at the abrupt and uuexpectan'
ending OF the case. Mr. Caldwell hastily
followed the Judge and it is suppoled any
misunderstanding that might have existed
was amicably adjusted 10 the satisfaction OF
both.
The court then a. ourned until this MORT
irg al o clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

Jordan sga:ns; Justice A Il. MeCahau' Q,
Centre, and Constable Charles Gris', o.
Wess,er and, on mo ion of Mr. Woods t1ey
v,1e referred 10 o special meeiicg, to be
L,.i ). ptember 18th, Nc ahan 8 case 10 Dc
heard at q. m, and Crisis a. p m
The charges preferred BY P.oseGGl1g
Attorney Jordan against Justice Il. Z
Petermar, were ordered to be presented 10
the Grand jury, after hot debate.
Some minor business wss transacted ana
them the Board at o'clock P. m al
iouruei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
DONALDSON. LEWIS \ CO.'S
Fine Work at the State Fair.

1t will amply repay all lovers of fine car
riage work to notice the elegant sam pies
displayed a, the Fair by our enterpri8ing
;owEsmen, Nessrs. Donaldson, Lewis y Co.
tbs finn has earned an eayiaJle repu Il.
lion in Il e manufacture Of line buggics and
carliages and til handsome surrey and the
light open buggy shown by them this year are
cct airly as t.I.e samples os can be seen any.
wherc. Ills firm keep al their wareroons,
l.n0 10 1895 Market street, full line Of
oIcu ard ton bugpies, phaetons, carriages,
etc, in all tie latest aud most approved
st5lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
Bucklon's Arnica BaIvs.

The Best Salve in the world for GU
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum. !s'r
Sores, Ttter, Chapped Hands, Cb'i,ia.a'
Corns, and al Skin Erupdons md Pot.
lively cures Piles, or no pay require. 40
guaranteed to give perfect sau5'acToa q
money refunded. Price rs cents per boz
For sale BY Logan d CO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
Afternoon Session,

The report OF the Special Committee to
open up the streets on the Poor House
arm r. ported that sundry OF the streets had
cen eDcroached upon and fenced in, and
submitted q resolution that parties so en-
croaching be ordered to remove their fences
and buildings. Adopted.
The report OF the Special Committee ap.
pointed to rec,ity the boundary line be.
tween Ohio and Marshall counties submitted
q report, setting forth that the work had
been done, and recommending that the cost
thereof, S6ij.GO, be paid by Ohio county,
and that Marshall county be drawn on for
one half of that sum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

Every day during Fair We. the Nan.
nington Accommodation will Ioayn .; 80
p. m, city time instead Of Z I' IS hereto
fore. A special train y. also ran tom
MoundsviIIo TO Wheeling, lea,ju. Mounds
vile at $50 a. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
REDUCTION.

To make room fOT our inconin:
EaJI stock We shall offer our entire
stock OF Spring aES summer Suit
tnRs ii greatly reduced prices.
= yIESS & koSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

u you want TO earn more Of the human
system in few hours than you could lean
IN years out Of books, visit the Museum OF
Anatomy. at No. 10 Twelfth street. U?aa
10 gentlemen only.