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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Commissio Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DbCtEE MAZE Az
I'D entered by the Circuit Cout oil tho Nas
west ViTxiIia, On the 9Th day Of uti.efl ~
q O. ute In chatter, I erin y Daipg hrt1 tss
p. BTogp, acministIatcr Of tie 20 st q WE
Feay, decea 81, Is plarLtid aid ,uss ,tJr
Others trs def. ndauis, tse uldutst" FsA
commissioner viii, on
SATURDAY, NOyrMDER aSih. l"l
Commanding at 10 O'Clock =. M .pll uPeeDs
ton, o. The premises, 10 the hiIteh and tss
der, the following durited rel "ii'' ish,.
say: lot bnmler three 81 HbdtiB -
Of the old teay lam, sbicb lcI tosLesa hs.
scfib-d a. follost: EesinDhg Na beh
~ the brst and second los CT usct,' ins' =. :
So wet 80 4 es 10 A. tpp'. net 'hd",
vsst Ia po',s 20 tis The run sud iosd; thp' ~
the road north 2Gi," sest 20 P.lG por - ~
theI CO north So tsst 20 10 -; MI nee i~
vest 81 poi,s: ihpnos 80 east II Ioh
John EIskinE's hsjrt; tbCncs sltns no ,ris
line souih G6L' eat IN The trcood hth' -
with IN line Il The tGfbd iIrC' iogih y
polet: lhel &C tOutG So yftt IL ''lO folas
place Of bsginnibg. and BflLIBg hrV
more or l,u, ynd hing the rare 1913
con yey ed b. the nii william oy b' hDa'
BY deed dated the 9th d,y - honst ~
recorded IN the ChTk's Office ot ne 'eotT
Of Ohio 'oTnty, Wet virEitil, hii ne 4,
Middle Wheeling creek. 10 ohio OOH" .
gipis, adjoining lanes 81 Jskn tnbls'
Others. L,t
IEKMs or EALE-0n'-bsliin dst -
sals, and ss much more q. the Pufthsa.rs
,irc, tho bslsrce 10 ore J6m 'ih ~, ,,,, :
purchaser giving bi, Lohs With g'Sh s. ~
such deferred psYmsni, and the hk
to be retained until tie pu eLus notT fyy
been paid In full. =; rr hs
thereby certify that bond 9TH see - a.
has bern si,eu by the shove Isu.d rfto~
missionsr ~ required W law ,r,r,, r<t
oc25i JOHN ". MITCHELL -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

The pbthysicy editor Of the Intelligencer
would ike very much to be able to find 3
hole big enough for hun to creep out of the
nasty box he has gotten himself into. As
he can't do that, he would like to make it
appear that others, also, ike himself, were
STOPPING to make the late investigation a
political squab5ie He comes out again
with that stale chestnut Of bis and accuses
the REGISTER of being "POETER SMITH s
organ" So far as seeing fair play Is con-
cerned, we admit the accusation, aud for
the same reason, aud within the same
limits, the REGIsrER wss the Mayors or
gan. But up to date the only organ in
the city that has been accused Of being
subsidized BY Madame Harris ScorT, is
the Intelhgencer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
NEW sI.EEP.mAKER.
'Urethian Discovered to be an Excellent
Remedy for Deltrium Tremens.
To.Lnn Irnnal

London Lancet.
UrethiSn, experimental upon as to Its
narcotic qualities first by Sehmeideberg on
animals, and By Won Jolly on men, forms
white crystals, easily soluble in water, in
odorous and of not dissgreeable taste, re-
minding one Of saltpetre. DR.. Won Jsksch,
after having made several experiments on
rabbits, administered urethisn ITO times
in twenty different cases, and found that
even half gramme of it to one kiic-
gramme of body weight produced no toxic
effects. Doses of 025 to 05 grsmme had
either no perceptibility sopori6c effects
whatever, or only after repeated admins
trsiions; doses of one gramme, however,
never failed to produce sleep
Urethan principally acts upon the brain,
without perceptiVely influencing the excit-
ability OF the periphersl sensitive spparat-
us; hence, as the author concludes trem
his observations, it proves ineffective to
slIay the harassing cough Of consumphve
patients, neuraleis, and the intense lanci-
mating pains from which persons affected
with tables are 30 often known to suffer.
Urethsu, according to the author, seems
to exhibit the following advantages over
other hypnotics:
(D Il agrees with the patient. ~ 1t
has absolutely no other efects. (3) The
sleep produced by it resembles the normal
physiological sleep. DR.. Won Jakseh is OF
opinion that urethsn is especially suitable
for children, drunksrds suffering from de-
Hrium, and persons subject to fits of mania
The author always administered it without
any corrigent. As it eAsily dissolVes in
water sensitive patients may be given q
solution of it with the addition Of some
corrigent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

The late report of the chief Signal Off
Ger shows that there are now Eve hundred
signal stations in the United States and
twenty FIVE in Canada where reports are
received daily. Notwithstanding, it is
fact that this branch Of the Government
service has afforded considerable smuse-
ment for those who know very little about
the subject, yet when the system is proper
" recognized and carried out it cannot
fail Of being almost invaluable both IN re-
gard to the weather and in q military point
of view. Notwithstanding the deficiencies
in support Of the system, the report for the
past year shows that of nine hundred and
fortysix "cold wave" signals displayed,
eight hundred and fifteen were verified.
Rules that have no more exceptions than
these are generally taken as pretty good
authority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
DIED.


BENOER-0n Sunday, November /, 1885, at his
re7dence, No. 500 Market street at 10 O'Clock p.
N, NICHOLAS BESDER, sged e5 yesrs,S months
and 20 days.
Funeral from his lats residence, No. SOB MARKET
street, Wednesday morning At $3.50 O'Clock. Req.
utem Mass at Sc. Alphonsus church. In'erment
at Mt ClvEry cemetery. Friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend.
McGAHN-On Monday evening. at 7:I2 o'clock,
Mrs. Ell zABETH MCGAHS, in the 10th year Of her
age.
Funeral viii take place on Thursday, at $3.50 ..
m, from her late residence, No. % Twenty-Sixth
street Services viii be held At the Cathedral.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend. Intsrmsnt at Mt. Calvary.
McCRUM-MondKy, November 2, 1855, at II
o'clock a m, OF typhoid fever, THOMAS g., son oil
John and Mary J. MeCrum, In tbs s0th year Of his
age
Funeral from the residence Of the parents, On
Bethany pike, Thursday morniBg at 10 o'clock
Hacks will leave James Rine's livery stable at {
o'clock. Intsrmsnt At Greenwood. Friends an
iayitsd TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

tbs Chicago Herald has been studying
the census to find out how many votes
were suppressed in the census year and
where. The result is the discovery that Of
s,4l6,OOO males of voting age in the North
6,525, 900 voted for President and 2,s9l, 900
did not. In the Southern States the num-
Der of non-yoters was 1871 ,OG0, or $780,
900 less than in the North. It would seem
that if it is worth while to partially
disfranehise the one section because it
polls !, 81, 900 less votes than it might, it
ought to be worth while to disfrsnchiss the
other section, which has a still larger nun,
Der of non-yoters. Does Mr.. SHERMAN re-
feet that possibly al those Northern men
that are kept from the polls are Democrats
In Rhode leland, it seems, most Of them
undoubtedly are. This is good food for
thought for such men as Mr. SHERMAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

The elections, by Hercules, are over
and only the task Of counting up the result
remains to remind the pepole Of politics
till the time to guess at the contents Of the
Presidents message arrives. Then comes
the fight in Congress over the tariff the
silver question and civil service reform,
and 60 on. Congress will scarcely ad,
iourn again till next falls political cam
paign will be in order. So the world goes.
The man who doesn't ike politics wasn't
intended for this world and he had better
pack his gripsack for another cline.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

CINCINNATI merchants complain that
their business is greatly paralyzsd owing
to the discrimination in freightS. The st.
Louis merchants make the same com
plants, and Philadelphia merchants are
compelled to do part of their business in
New York for the same reason. Roads
that make such determinations should be
taught the lesson that they are not to be
carriers in name only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

President CLxyELASD's Thanksgiving
proclamation, issued on Monday is well
worthy of the man, and be very Opporiune-
" epjOins upon the people, while giving
thanks for the blessings received during
the past year and enjoying the social inter
course of friends and calling up pleasant
"reminiscences, not to forget that there are
many people in the world who are not so
we'll favored
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

TWENTY FIVE telephone wires are being
laid between New York and Chicsgo. At
the present rate of successful experiments
San Francisco will be reached in the near
future. Another very interesting thing st.
tracing attention is the question Of making
it possible TO see as vel ss hear while con-
yersing with persons at long distance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

As ONE of the results of the recent
Catholic Council in Baltimore 3 move
ment has been started to establish great
Catholic college in Washington. Both
the country and Catholic church will be
great gamers if the result will give this
country anything ike Padus or Salamanca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

The Civil Service Commissioners had
their 6nsl love feast, Eept upon one an
others neck and then parted, saying IS
they cast g last look back upon Washing
ton: II am going away for awhile" DR..
GREGORY holds the fort all alone, and will
he lonely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
ApropOs Of the Taber Trial.

A gentleman Of this district, who is traV
cling salesman for a large Incorporated
house in Boston, is in the hsoit of Willing
away the tsdium of his journeys By rail
With euchre Recently while travelling from
Boston to Worcester he was one of quar-
tet engaged in the favorite pastime, and
during the play the topic of the Downs,
Tsber scandal came up for discussion, and
WAS pretty freely csnVasaed by thres of the
party. The fourth man, however, re,
manned mum; and when finally ssked why
be did not express an opinion on the sub,
ject, he quietly produced his card, which
bore the name, Fred j. Tsber."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
FOR Rent.
EoH RDNT.

MY FINE COUNTRY ELslDteI -
M De Chantal Station, On whssist 80
ssd Bsltimcrs railroad; there gre s,n 800
cellar and porchss; outsits osfs Ua, 40
ssll, together With stabling sne pGn = -
"a VIII rent ssparateiy IRON us ~
.,a A Sy a. rE iso BE- "a Ri pss "
sster at The door. Good tsrsra 90
both d modsfsts 1ts- N rIyBfEtI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

President CLEyELASD meets with more
trouble in filing the Offices Of the resigned
Civil Service Commissioners than in field
foil of other Offices. The Office is indeed
hunting the men and not the men the
office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

ELNiRA, Mr.. HILL's native town, rolls
up Democratic gain Of 1851. 1t ought
to make Mr.. HILL feel good to know that
he is so well appreciated BY bis neighbOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Campaigning on the Eastern shore
Easioa { Nd } Star.

At the winding up of the Republican
speaking Saturday night at st. Miehsels,
LANES Valiant was called for. He sp-
peared on the platform and said: Fellow
Citizens. fellow oystermen, what shall l
saw The feast is over. Marine has eat
The turkey. Miller has devoured the sitting
and Mulhkin has Tapped up the gravy.
What is left for meH A oyStermsn in the
crowd called out: kat the bones and vote
for Joe Seth. Hurrah for Seth" The ora
tor tainted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Sale of Real Estate for Taxes

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following described tracts or lots Of land In
the county OF Ohio, which are delinquent for the
ron paw 9nt OF taxes To- the years 1883 and 1884,
will b. off red for sale by the undersigned sheriff
at public suction, at the hont doer OF the Court
House OF said county, between the hours OF ten in
the morning and four In the Afternoon, on
THE 7Tn DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885,
Each tract or lot or 50 much moe thereof as shall
he necessary, will Ia sold for so much cash as Ii
sufficient 10 satisfy tie amount due thereon, as set
forth in the following abe:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Why They Bite Their Brown thumbs at Us

A gentleman, once Minister of the
United States here, said very truly that al.
most every American arriving here seemed
to be waving an invisible American flag
and defyipg the sentiments Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Notice TO Creditors.

TITO THE CREDITORS os JAMES LYLE. do
cesse.
In pun usree o. I6orse Of the Csrcui: Court Of
Ohio eouDty west Virgil Ia, msds in c. there.
in pending ~ Eui oi fs real ssia.e Of the raid
jan CO LJ le ID the pay m.I Ct he dsbs, you are
requr' 10 pTeGnA your claims again sc lhe - ate
of the taid James We for sejpdhsiion 70 joseph
r PAUL., commission CT, 50 his stfcr, No E20
Chaplire street in TIE eits OF wheeling. Ohio
county, West Virsinia on or before u.sday, the
oath cay Of Ntvehb Der, iss5.
Witness, John w. Mitchell. Jerk o. sold court
jsO. W! MITcHEIL,
oe13esUy Geek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

Any Of the Aforesaid tracts or lots may be re-
deemed by the payment 10 the undersigned Sheriff
be o.e ale of tina amount due thereon.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of November,
1855, W, e. HAHDLAN,
noioawt Sheriff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
An Old RIp-saw With New Teeth.
s.. PaRI GLIB.

The old saw has bsen revised by lately
decapitated Minnesota postmaster who
makes it read, Nothing succeeds like q
successor"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04

GEr on; your fss turkeys for Thursday,
November Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
FOR GALL.
For Sale.

A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND Os Ip
"A line Hill, within the city limia
CONTAINS THIkTY.TwO ACRn
The land lies we'll, IL rich and ,snIy eOltua }
would make good market garden or b frssa
desirable building lots
For price and terms sPPly,to ,,,,,
Administrator for ts'aie Of yn ,nes',
ausb No 7As Nrts ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
Notice to Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF MARY ]. LINTON
deceased.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia n .deia eAuse there
In pending, TO Fubieet the real estate OF the SAID
Mary ]. Linton to the pay ment Of her debts you
are required TO present your claims against the e.
tate Of the Isid Mary j. linton for adjudication TO
Joseph r. PAUL Commissioner, at his once, No
I220 haphne stTeet in the city OF wheeling, OH
county, West virginia on or before Wednesday,
the 18Th day Of November, 1855.
witness. J. W. Mitchell. clerk Of raid court, this
'-'A ~ JNo. W. MITCHELL
Oaisoavy Clark. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
inst How Civilized We Are.

NtabNGV AA"teSs
The skin Of the Mexican Who was hang
ed at Lincoln year ago is being WORKED
up into wa'eh charms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04
nrw AnvHRrisgmakra.

LADY-oNE WHO THOR
w oushly understands dfezmaking CAL al
20 eleventh street h0aq
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Cents calf low cut shoes SO al Block
Bros.
A fun line OF Burt Il Mear's shoes a
Leon Kahn's.
Mrs. NJ. II. Redwood died at San An
tonic yesterday, April y.
The Lamar Street church will give a
sociablo tonight at the parsonage on
Live Oak street,
j. M. Dram offers at great sacrifice
two safes. One fire and burglar proof
aud one fire proof.
The lecture this evening at the Syna-
goguo, viii be on tha subject. "Tho
False Messiahs OF the jews"
O. c q. stands for Chicken Cholera
Cure, p sure euro and preventive of
that destructive disease. 1t is guarau-
iced. For sale by j. $. Downs, corner
Elm and PoarIlIat-ia
Ladies' wishing to 20 shopping, call
ing or riding, can hire neat ana COM
Portable doubled-seat9d buggy by send.
ing order 70 barber shop OF Windsor no.
fol, forms moderate, good horses and
careful drivers.
SAM JAMES & WILLIS RIDLEY.
Or. WassGrzug has taken Office and
residence 40 732 Elm street, ana j fur.
uisink them in elegant style, H8 win
bD prepared Tor consultation on all sex
nal, nervous and chronic diseases on
Saturday. The doctor has had rs years
experience,
Mr.. Pat O'Keore, formerly Of Dallas,
but moro lately Of FL pas0, paid Tho
HERALD 70 pleasant visit Yesterday.
Hots on bis way 10 LamuHsls whore he
win take charge of tho Park hotel bar.
lilo says there 10 nopiaco like Dallas for
push and business,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
DALLAS CITY Affairs.
LET THE WHOLE TRUTH BE TOLD
\ Correspondent Specifies the True In
wardness of Past Management and
Notes to Whom Credit or
Censure is Due.

DALLAS, April 2G.-L Editor HERALD. r.
Your editorial of this date and the late
mayors final exhibit, published in the
HERALD of the 2lst, are both calculated
very greatly to mislead the public
mind in regard to public improvements
and the management Of tho city govern
ment during the last two years. admin
istration, and common justice to the
new council and mayor demands that
the whole truth be shown.
me people are aware of the improve.
meuts made. The school houses were
built by a special tax the people voted
on themselves. The district and pri-
Vate sewers were paid for by the citl-
zens Interested. But the street pave
ment contracts, while ultimately TO be-
p'ld Tor by the property holders on the
streets paved, were so made that the
city had to take the money from It's
treasury and advance the cash as each
200 feet was finished. This soon
depleted tho treasury and drove the
city to borrow, in inBtallments,
At eXorbitaut interest. Such condition
faced the council that came i'm year
ago and hung over IL during its entire
existence. Az one time the city had emp
tied its treasury and borrowed till $4,000
were 80 advanced, and over $50, 600 OF
tho amount yet remaining uncOlected.
From this cause and other loans and OBJ
mayor loft cash debt Of about $S0,01O,
due from May /, 10 September j, and
not dollar TO meet it-a mortgage on
taxes yet to be collected. Every dollar
of this and all this trouble, excepting a
li.tle over $1,000 for extending one of
the sewers, sprung from an ordinance
pls5ed ana o contract signed by tho late
mayor before ever the council of 1854
came into Office. The Same contract
provided for tho pavement Of Elm
street from Sycamore to the Central
railroad, az g cuit Ui about $40 600, Uyory
cent Of whith would have to be I'D
vanced, as before, by the city. Finding
tAis impossible, last October the timo
was extended t.ll tho lst Of Nav.
That time 10 az hand Gad no
means whatever provided 20 raise or
pay the money. Tho whole struggle
has been, by borrowing, to meet exist
ing debts thus created, and without sue.
cess, up to this time. How can the
work on Elm street BIO prosecuted uu.
der such circumstances, with the pat
ont TACT existing and often repeated That
large majority Of the property holders
on the Same cannot possibly pay tho
amount to DO advanced by the city, ia
any reasonable time?
There are somo material facts with
hold and not stated by tho late mayor,
nor referred 70 in your editorial OF TO-
day. Ofcourso you were not aware OF
their existence. The late mayor and
tho council OF 1883, as the original
source, have left these two leggcles for
tho now administration OF 1855 to Crap
pie with, besides others OF Importance.
Uity bonds have been issued, though not
all sold, to the full amount SLOWED by
law, and our advaiOrem tex has heon Al
that limit for some time past. Justice
and truth demand these statements, "
say nothing OF others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-24
shan palla, Ahnnncc.

DALLAS, April D. Editor HERALD. r.
To an outsider who believes in enter
prise and progress, it seems not only
strange but q shame that any citizen OF
Dallas should censure its daily HERALD
either foI not eonceding or for publish
Ing the shortcomings Of her people
In matters pertaining 10 their thrift and
welfare. The HERALD has ever ably
and long and fearlossly championod tho
interests and welfare of Dallas against
every aud all oppositlons both from
within ana beyond nor limits, and does
itself honor and her people Open-handod
justice TO chido and robuko them for her
too palpable inertness, Tor their !acl, on
enterprise and push, when uotwith.
standing her superior position and ad
yantagoa over her neighbor cities, too
negative course has not only admitted
bur assisted them TO q higher plane of
progress than warranted by their uatu-
raj position and advantages, which nor.
mitted well into the next progressivo
era of the state, Dallas win Gud herself
too far IN the rear 20 successfully cope
with the dash and enterprise Of vi least
ono OF her ueighhOrs. The
many good reasons all along
and from time 10 time Of late,
assigned by tho HERALD, why her pao-
pie though late indeed, at last should
quickly arouse, animate and uuitodly
work 60 promptly c0usuma,o many
things practicable Tor her people % 10,
aud eNpe1leul and necessary 10 be done,
a. evident Ia those facts; Onlya low
wears ago, OF an towns in tho state, Dale
las alone had 0very vantage ground 10
have moro fully and permanently sub
lected the Immense, but as yet scarcely
realized wealth OF trade aud traffic, of IA
larger scope OF country, Of greater and
moro varied natural resources and fer
lilo soil, capable of producing To perfec-
ton almost everything grown nom the
earth IN ToNas, than any other equal
area In the state. Had her people timely
enorgized and used her best opporui-
nityi when exclusively advantaged hv
railroad facilities, the world would not
have witnessed her to-day as she il. "A
dwarf Tor her chances, but of propOr.
IONS MEANS influence aud vigur, three
fold greater than she possesses. Then
the least oXortions would have
suiiiced, but to regain her once
notorious fame OF being, "tho best and
liyest city In Texas Will require her to
try, 20 striye, and II becomes her people
TO AZ once begin the work aud persist,
without any let-up, until every citizen
IL confident, when those who would
have located there business there, and
those stlll locating in other cities and
towns, will move to her, and impress
and impel the many who will yet move
20 Texas with purpose TO locate In the
best city In the state, to locate In Dallas.
The HERALD has constantly well adj
vised, suggested and warned you.
Take II, your cheapest advocate; read It,
support IL, heed It, and ere long, and
not long either, before the world will
be amazed ut her progress and vigor,
as NJ that OF our, KANSAS CITY,