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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

nls suck ~ them, while IN pIplra yo,r. 4.
would say Little Nnys, 90 swav ~,
naughty rascals, or viii thrssey y"u
Mrs, kean, IN tho couecloua Hen, Nv :,
"luespreadluH sklrts, womb ssv. ~ y,
no attention TO them, chsris. dss.. 10y
thcm'n NnHe interests
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
H E M 0 r R Holds /!
blind. Bleeding and lichlns, Positively
Cured by cutlcura.

A WARM bath Win UifTcrnA sosy an AZ
~ Vnlsltc shln uranliilof, and a sinsle ANN,
snt.pn nt IufthA, The xrcAs aAin fgre. viii
.s...-iAililY alai nc inlcnsr itchlna ~ tlp most
We sathlru Wsr ~ Itching rilrs. This trcal
w, ~, w oVnplnrd With small ddsct ~ rtfrfsun.
y ,,itttNtNi, thr new nlood puriner ,htec
lne1 p'i GAY. 20 rpgniaic aud stfrnethen ihc
49,, overcome cppstlpatian and remove No
',,i Wy, rhsn AT otlcr rcuedips aud oven ms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

e. NJ Wells has Just received The most
beautiful aud elegant stock OF Christmas
nnd New.loar cards that has ever been
shown IN Fort Worth. Call on him ana
examine before you purchase your pros.
onts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
basque Ware.

Inc most gorgeous display 81 blsque.
ware is NOW on exhibition al The Port
Worth China Go. Everything IN this line
t'mt the mind can conceive OF can now
De seen and bought very cheap at this
mammoth store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
IrCnINU INNS

hcgan The nec " yOpr CtsStpEA Rratnms
knpw ~ two eases 81 nnhina t,lr8 INN
NY 9 hccn cufedby the u0e, " ms sl,vrv.tlou,
NihnUN, itL t"ttN'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

what delightful smoker that cent
Mutual Is at \. NJ, Wclls'l Try them and
You VIII smoke no other kind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

have ifiNd ypnr cpAtcUM isNWprs, ana
Nl thnW an That ypn claim aud the lloniend
Toy ihem Ia this aunion ~ great
AUGUSTUS M.COtflNS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
srl.NnIn sArisrArrInN

NtrlCCh ktNNnin. have glvon api.naia
satlsiao ton 10 those " ms ,uiiomeiF nio hsv,,
hhd urcnalpu ilueu thrn
n,., HENtt GEtMANN, Druggist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06

what delightful smoker that cent
Mutual IS NJ Y, NJ. Wells'l Try them aud
you VIII smoke no other kind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-06
MARRIAGE GUIDE.


Hea,hi t,eih Aoi sN hlntins ,,sf fst At,r. a. raa
~ u tafteref, over ang e1ndkfal nse rs,of.s "
ttqN seft4 fre n f sNlflea ttltNtna tntsgtt
~. ~ ws,t' ~ nel shy waehest, wsrAstevA phfa
ripesN sV ts ihef tts1 hs fbttlaats a.
eAat me,e These mNfsA W he t,st,isst sheal
fese enshttq ~ rfNa w all sAtii yeftsNs hsp q
we9' eeA rAake fopalst el8n. psrsa p5yst nhr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
Commissioners Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE AND
I'D entered by the Circuit Court OF ohio county,
West Virginia on the 9th day Of October, 1SSo, In
a CT use in chauCeTy tutr6in pending wherein Curtis
T. Brown, administrator OF the estate Of William
Feay decea ed, is plaintiff and sarah Fesy and
others are def, ndants, ths undersigned special
e0i saTTRpA W. NOVEMBER asth, 1885,
comm. ncinR at 10 o'clock a. m sell ut public suc-
ton, on The premises, TO the highest and best bid.
der the following described real esta,e, that Ii to
say: lot number three 81 OF Whethain's survey
OF the old Feay fam, which lot Is bounded and de-
scribsd as follows Bcginnitg alta beech, corr or
to the frat and second Iois or tracts thence south
50e west 38 poles 10 an apple tree; thence south ~
west Is poles acoss The run aud road; thence down
the road north 2G13' west 70 poles near an elm
IheI ce north IS east rs poies thence norIh &c
west 81 poles thence IS east IL poles 10 the line OF
John Erskines heirs; thence along the krstine's
line south 6Gl4a eat 10 the second tract thence
with III line OF the second Tsct south l00 veat II
poles; thence south ISo west II 4-I0 poles to the
place OF beginning, and Containing thirty acres
more or less, and being the same land which was
convey ed 10 the said William Feay BY Juliet Feay
by deed dated the 9th day OF December, 1873, and
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia. Bald land lies on
Middle Wheeling creek, In Ohio county, West vir-
glnia, adjoining lands OF John Enkine's heirs and
Others.
sale, and as much more a. the purchaser may de-
sire the balance In one year with interest, the
purchaser giving his notes With good security Tor
such deferred payment, and the title 10 said land
to be retained until tue purch money lhall have
been paid In full. c; BROWN,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bona with sood security
has been given by the above named Special Com
missioners as required by law.
,c2Si JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
The abovs sale hiss leen Postponed until Thurs.
day. December 10, 1885. C.P. BROWN,
no2) Special Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

Tbs following from the interview with
Congressman GIGsoS, published in yester.
days REGIsTER, will strike West Yirginians
very favorably: "A bill will be passed
checking the power Of the Federal
Courts, and eurbing the arbitrary ex.
erciss of their powers. l am. satisfied that
the law IN relation to the removal of cases
from State Courts will be modified, and
our people will be given chance to have
their cases tried at home, where they, will
not be eaten up with costs and bsnkrhpted
By delays. The feeling against Federal
Courts and their arbitrary action is very
general, and the necessity for legislation
ursent"
The recent trouble with the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad suggested very forcibly
the necessity Of limiting the powers of the
Federal Courts. Illinois few years ago
had similar experience in trying to collect
hertaxes, and causing great Inconvenience
and loss to her citizens Instances Of less
Importance than these are Of frequent oc-
currsRcs and necessarily cause diSsatiSFse,
ZION among the people. While it may be
impossible to so adjust the State and Fed
srsl judicial authority 80 as to render en-
tire satisfaction, yetthsrs Is certainly room
for much improvement. West Virginians
viii also Welcome any law making it posi-
bic for them to have their casss tried with
out having to travel long distances to a..
tend Federal Courts and incur a great lO.I
of time and money
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
THE LINE BEoKEN

To-day Yics President HESDRIcKs is
laid to rest, while people of 9 mighty IA
ton look on in sorroEful silence. TIE
country loses . true citizen and the Demo.
cratic party one Of hsr uusWsrVing Itsn5.
ard bearers.
The death Of McCLELLAN and HES-
DRIoKs within so short time makes quite
break in the rank of old-time Democratic
leaders. It has been tbs good fortune of
the chiefs, who have led the Democratic
party through its struggles, to be prsssrTsd
to q good old age. Governor SEYMOUR,
now nearly an ocsogsnariAD, still sur
wives in reasonable health, and
with mental faculties bright. Gov
Governor TnDEN, though frail Of body, is
vigorous in mind at the age Of seventy.
Judge THURMAN, that noble Roman, has
reached his three score and ten and still
looks forward to several years of useful
hfs Several other leaders of q similar
ripe age might be named. These men en-
tered political life As the contemporaries Of
CHASE, SEWARD, LINCOLN sndnSUNxER, at
the time when Clay, WEssrFR, CALHOUS
and BENTON we're the great political lead
ers. But the Republican statesmen passed
away years ago. Bat since the line has
been broken, ere long the last of these old
Democratic champions viii have fAIlsn,
and their places in the FAuk be filed BY
Others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

tbs New York Times has discovered
that Ssuator-slecs LOGAN will be ineligible
TO be elected presiding officer Of the Senate
at the beginning of next session, as he has
not taken the oath OF office aud it is nee
sssary to elect q presiding officer before
this can be done. This being so, the only
way they can help Mr.. LOGAN into Mr.
HESpMCKs' place, is to have the presiding
officer elected at the beginning Of the SEES
sion resign and then proceed to new
election.
But it ia not likely that this will be
done. The Democrats would rath'
er have almost any man than SHER-
MAX or CoxGER 6n the position.
The New York Sun says that since the
people of this country declared their wish
that the Democratic party should admins
ter the national Government from March
1, 1885, to March 4, 1899; if the RspubH-
can Senators in Congress were largemind-
ed men, they would choose Democrat for
the President Of the Senate"
But this, Of course, the Republicans will
not do. Then, if the will Of the people
must be defeated by representative Of the
minority Democrats wish it to be done BY
an honest, straightforward, conscientious,
decent man. Senator EDNUSDs, Of Yer,
mont, would 6l the bill better than any of
the prospective candidates yet mentioned,
Let rs have Senator EDNUSDs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
HAVEN'T HEARD The GOOD NEWS.

OS Monday, November %, the Hon.
GRovER CLEVELAND, President of the
United States, appointed stAuucb Demo
crat Mr.. NEwToN S. BARNES. as postmss-
ter of Fairmont, W. Va, vice Mr.. THOMAS
REED, commission expired. Whatever
dissatisfaction there may have been among
West Virginis Democrats on account Of
Mr.. REEDS retention in the Office for go
long q time, and on account Of the rumors
AAoat thai Mr.. CLEVELAND was listening to
the Establishments Of Mrs HAYES hus,
band, disappeared at once when Mr..
REED's successor was named. The De-
mocracy of West Virginia is now pursuing
the even tenor Of its way knowing there was
little foundation for the runors about Mr.
CLEVELASD's intention Of retaining Mr..
REED as postmaster, and is saying "sll
honor to our Democratic Administration !"
But one Of the strsngest things is, that
several of the metropolitan Democratic pa
uers, which always take special pains to give
their readers good news are still lamenting
at this late date about Mr. REEDS reten.
ton as postmaster. The New York World
Of last Saturday says: "Ex.HAYEs, Of
Ohio, having secured from the Democratic
Administration the retention Of 3 Repub,
Ecan postmaster 10 West Virginia, has
manifested his thankfulness BY contribu
ting Thanksgiving article to Pennsyl,
vanis newspaper" The New York Sun
of last Sunday contains q half column
editorial, expressing great sstonishment
that Republican should be retained IN
der such circumstances, and closing with
these words: ut will require conclusive
evidence to make the friends Of Mr.
CLEVELAND, and the friends of Mr.. TIL
DEN, and Democrats generally, believe that
the President consents to shut the doors Of
oHics in the faces Of good Democrats in
West Virginia or elsewhere, simply in or
der that the clients Of RUTHERFORD B
HAYES may not lose their salaries from
the Government"
We hope these journals win soon hear
the good news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
Trustees Sale.

NV yTpTIyE nE nEFn OF TRUST
80 -. Thoo,s. D peiJiion and Hannab
tl-1y,ina 90 ,iIs and AbioaI Redilion and Joeeph
T RaSiIon' her bnsband' 10 he unds rs,gned triis-
-. Js,.S on ths Lat dsy of November. lsSs. and
- 10 In ,hs ofios M The Clerk Of The County
re- ,r. =, nhta conrty W,,t VIRGINIA I'm dad Of
800, haoS No On mage s26. 10 secure to Thomss
,pR,,sn ,rpstsa tba ann Of money meI Toned IN
Ia Ssa5 Of t,n,t will on
'Aiu ossN - .''
saturday, the 9th Day of December, 1888,
a, m o,clock q m a. the front door Of the Court
aon,o If ssiS Ohio conntv sail AZ publie auction the
aSfn%;ns Ss,crSaS raai sstaie that n 10 ray: A
n onU 800 or ns,cei of land s,tuate on bis
Wha.ii,p resk sbon, two and ne-hsIf m iles EAST
.S rs, 80 ,.,hasIing in ala connt, and stste
Oh ,he S,y y. VA sa.os,. "a =. SoiInn. Rseinnins
anu ' haa tta 81 ,hs ana LEADING from
Pos ~ ,ne ,Sa n,,,S q, ,Sa nrsmi.ss oonosyts
!he aso ~, ~ az .nnah No =, .s,d
70 ue WssteIn sae Poet W a.e sSe ~, > 20 nhsin.
zane, az running ih .narce 81 drain issnce ,ontS
I 49, vn e - io",s, on The hsns Of ths
a1a east ia chain. locust on me ona ., .ns
creet 'neace nonn 's S ce, nn,,, !, inIspsact.
iheieol ana plhan 'ne eou Ssinn ~, ..,,,s sno
line running rom tne pIacs oi os W, Sn -. ~
west containing tniee anu t,U',a " a., nv
more on ess. Aso, .ne sou aa .,n III M
south side OF SAID creek ana usen iot sou.n en-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

Tbs funeral Of Yiee-President HEN-
bricks takes plaza to-day between the
hours of u m. aud 3 p. m. 1t would be q
fitting mark of respect towards the eOnSp'c-
uous and honored dead If our merchants
and banking institutions, generally, can
see their way clear to suspend business
during those hours. In some cities the
mayors have issued their prOclsmations to
that effect, but the absence Of that
document in this city need not
interfere with 50 proper q manifestation Of
the sorrow and respect which our citizens
feel upon 90 solemn an occasion.
The tOlIing of the City Hall and church
bells at the proper hour, win be another
appropriate way, in conjunction with the
closing places of business, Of indicating
the grief aud respect due the nations dead,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
CAMERON.
Large shipments-On Well Bcring-Ger-
eral News Notes.
E5,rial 10 TIA RsoifeT

GpcClls
Cameron, November 30.--W. B. Hicks
met with q serious loss financially few
DAYS or so before thanksgiving. he loaded
q car with poultry dssinged for different
places along the road. The whole car load
smothered and we're lost.
Hicks & Norvel shipped seven hundred
6ne hogs this week. They are paying
50. Is per hundred.
John Mathews has converted part OF
bis store room into an opera house. A
good thing for Cameron.
Tramps are quite numerous in our sec
ton, but seem peseeable.
The lumber arrived Saturday for the first
derrick for oil purposes, and will be con-
veyed to Rushhill township. Greene county.
Prof. White will be on the ground in day
or 30 and locate the well and boring will
begin at once by competent drlllers in the
employ Of ]. N. Guffy & Co., of Pittsburg.
This will be the first well of the many to
be put down as test wells in this region Of
Pennsylvania and West Virginia and eV'
erybody is on tip toe to see the work go on
and hope the greasy fluid will be discovered
in paying quantities.
Sam Remhepnen reports business good
and in Aourishing condition. He reports
collections good. Sam is an exception.
The Cameron Democratic Club was Of
Wheeling when Thomas A Hendricks
was there and represented the largest dele
CATION in the line Of march. at an I'M
promptu meeting of the officers OF the club
they wish to ex press the deep sorrow they
feel over the downfall of our worthy Vice
President, and deeply sympathize with the
nation over a loss irreparaole, and extend
to the family their warm feelings OF sym
pathy in their bereavement and mistor
tune.
The mail line overland between ouE
place and Wsynesburg, Greene county
Pa, has been changed from tri-Weekly tc
a daily mail
Mr.. Ambrose Buzsrd has child very
low with lung fever. Several cases arr
reported throug n the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

CONGRESSMAN Wilson tslsgraPhs rs that
in his letter published in the REGIsTER
few days ago concerning the statements OF
the IntslHgsncer's Washington cores
pondsnt he wrote that President never
alluded to HAYEs' title" instead Of
President never attended to HA1Es little
scheme" as appeared in the REGIsTEs'
We take pleasure in correcting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

On no, Mr.. U. s. District Attorney
FLIcKl So thats the kind Of hair pin
YOU are, Ell? viii the West Virginia dele
CATION OF Congressman and Senators please
take notice of the REGIsTER's Washington
snecial this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
Fob. SALE.

At No. 1880 MARKET sTEEr, ONE PLAT
"A form Spring Wagon, with top, suitable for
agrOeery delivery was,nn also, three spring one
or two horse wagon, no top. made for undertaking
business. have Secondhand Top and 10 Top
Buggi,s also one new Back Wagon.
nol4b hUbkhI Luhb.
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DIED.

AURRIN-On Monday, November so, 1885, at
3 '40 m, LYDIA MURRrS. wife o, the late John
Murln, In the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral hom the residence Of her son, Thomas
Aurriu, No. G5Is Jacob street, Wednesday at
O'clock p. m. Friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend.
ASHLAND, KY, AID Pittsburg pspsrI please
COPY
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deceased,
Fanny Brinton, Mary J. Cots, William ]. Colts,
Laura bOmas, Rachel 1hon a., George H. BTin-
ton, John c. BIinton, Mary Bunt n, Laura
Brinton, Missouri l. Brinton. William Harry
Brinion, Harry c. BdnIon, Albeit c. RrintOn,
ixabeth & BTtntoc, Laurs c. Brinion, vii lam
II. Orcutt, Ed. 2. Floyd, Central National Bar
Of Greencas'le, IndtInai II as a. Bays, James
], Smiley aud Wills G.. Nef, paTtners doing
business under the Arm nan and style Of Smiley
& Net; and r. W. smylhe.
IN cHANCERY.
The object OF the above mentione suit Is to sub,
IeCt the real estate in the City OF Wheeling, Unio
county, est Virgins, in the sixt ward OF which
John Briulon died seized being part Of the lot At
the northwest corner OF MarksI and Twenty sixth
streets, and an undivided one-louIth interest In
part of the halt lot adjoining the frs named lot
on the north, to the pawn ent ard saIis action Of
the debs Of said John Brinton. deceased, the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased bsing insufficient Tor
the aymsnt of raid debts, and itappeariDgfFom IN
atndaTi, nlsd thst Fanny Brtnton, Laura Thomas,
Rsebsl Thomas. George X. Bripton, John c, Brtn-
ton, Mary HintOn, William n. circuit, I'd. z.
Floyd, Central Rational Bapk OF Gresneaste, In
diana; Silss A. Hays, James J. Smiley and Willis
8 Rstf partners doing business under the firm
nsme and style OF smiley K Men; and E. W.
Smytbe, are non residents OF the state OF West
Virginia 1t Is thereon ordered that said non-res-
ident defendants do appear within one month AZ
Tar the date Of the rSt publication hereof and do
What Is necessary to protect THAR interests; 1t Is
also ordered III this der be published and posted
according to laE.
Inferred a. Rulss this 10th day Of November,
1885. tt"
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
my name ~ Clerk Of said Court this 10th day Of
November, lssS, At Rules, in the Clerks Office Of
said Court.
Te5te:- THOMAS ~. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
CALDWELL q CaLDSELL, 80
Attorneys fOr Complainant
Pnblished int time November II, 1855.
nol7, 2Adeei,S THOMAS NJ. pARRAH, Clark,
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The Editor Begins Housekeeping.

heid5ttNe w. W 4HteS'
Hope our readers will bear with us lit
tie for the present, a. we have just com
menced to housekeeping. We need your
sympathy, players and plenty OF provi
sions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

MR. CLEVELAND is very robust, and what
the ancient Romans would call a young
man
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WHEELING

Vegetable Cathartic and Anti Bilious Pills,
For thu cure Of Dyspepsia, sick Headashs, Loss Of
Appetite, irregularities OF the BoWels and all Dis
~ - s,,s, y, -, he ys1stshs c.,e,,P, IN,
~ there are leseTal other McLain's Pills in the
market. The genuine also bear the signature Of
McLATN BRO rHEhS, Pharmaceutists.
Full directions in Epgiish and German. Sold By
most dealers, Ao1S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

How is your good health this morning.
Mr.. PRESIDENT
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AGood Stock Constantly on Hand.

Nearly 700 marriage lihenses were is
sued in Philadelphia during October, II
looks as if there will always be PennsylVs
mans and flies in this country.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF wEsr VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
y Ohio, city Of Wheeling, Municipal Court.
November Rules, 1855.
William c. AandlaD, Sheriff Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, and administrator Of John Rrlnton,
deIeased
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Public Sale of Real Property.

nY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VEST.
D ed In me by deere In the Municipal Court
OF Wheeling, entered on the 9th day oil october,
1885 in The suit IN chsncrry therein pending. In
which Indians Kingdom IL plaiuiG and Elizabeth
Kingho n and others are defendants, Will, on
SATURDAY, DECRMBER 1e, 1888.
sell at the front door Of the Court HOUSE, Of Ohio
county the following d soribed real property, that
is To say: The full EASTERN third Of lot numbered
30, fronting the north side OF Eighteenth tfor-
merly Clay) street, In that part OF The city oil
wheeling. know as East wheeling, said third par
being bounded AZ follows: beginning Ut poinS in
the touthern line Of sid lot on Eighteenth
street lust One-thbd OF the breadth OF said
lot from the southeast corner thereofi tn nee
10 raid corner; thence norihuardly along the east
line OF faId lot 10 the northeast conner thence
vestv dly along the north line Of sad lot, .ne-
third OF the breadth thereof; thence 10 straight
line TO the beginning, being the same property
which was conveyed TO the said George Kingdom
1859.
TERMS on sALE-One-third Of the purchase
money, or 30 much more thereof ~ the purchaser
may elect, cs'h IN hand on the day Of sale, and
the re- nAlnder IN tso EQUAL instalmeIts payable
respective ly in one and two years from the day o.
sale With interest from that day, the title being
retained until the payment OF the dserred install
msnts. and the puIch. ser causing the boil Ing on
the properly TO be insured In ton Q insurance
com pany 70 be selected by me. for the sam Of one
thousand dollars CT mole Tor the farther securing
Of tue payment Of the said tefarred initalmenu,
the loss under the policy being made payable 70
me. HEsRY NJ RuSssLL,
Special CommissionlH.
H. HALLEE, Auctioneer.
hereby certify that bond with suficifnt re-
curity his been giVtn by the szid special COM
missioner a. required by said deere.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Mover
Der, 1887 THOMAS N. DAkRAh,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
noisi
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sISGIR IOPIsS OF DAILY OS WEERLY
RE-CoaRESPOS DENCE CONTAINING lNsOkiAN
Sryss sOIrCIrKp From EvERY PART % THs sUE'
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
TIE REGISTER, sulbfdcinq &c tSusTul CtHioks,
1, syfsrsdat IA P0Siojics q WAssling, W. Va, a.
second class 1sdttsr.
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Adjectives Often Apply to Him.

School teacher-What is O substantive?
Mickey (son of the leader in the Steenth
Ward)-It's the man who goes to the con.
vention when you can't 60 yourself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01
FOR SALE.
For Sale.
For Sale.

A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND-ON CHAP
IA line Hill, within the city hmits
CONTAINS THIRrY-TWO ACRES.
The land lies well, is rich and easly cultivated IL
would make good market garden or be divided into
desirable building lots.
For price and terms apply 70
Administrator for Estate OF Jas. Carney,
susb No. 2l0s Market street..
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uTANTED-A NAN TO SELL RUGS. TIE
w finest assortment in the city. splencid
pay. I0l7 Main etTeet. otclq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

Published hrst time November Il, 1855.
nolT, 2Adeel,s THOMAS NJ. pARRAH, Clark,
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DELlyERED BY CARRIER.

DAILY, per week to he paid week. y..;.........
Ths DAILY Viii 30 delivered by earfies In any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

DOARD AND ROOMS AT MRS q. b. PoR-
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and Chspline stree'E'