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The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

For a reply to Justice Sharpless'
article appearing in this issue, we refer
our readers to last weeks ARGUS, which
contains our unchanged opinion on
this subject. We make no reply to
the allegations in this article, as there
is no necessity therefor on our part,
and trust that the Judges object in
writing Il. e. &c regain public conf
dence) will be secured. ITO err is
human. to forgive divine"
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12
mo. iA1a.l
Application for q Patent.


L. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MT.
January 2Nh 1855.
AYOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Maginnis
III Mining Company, by George II. Hill, secre-
- tary, whose postofiice address IL Helena, NJ.
T., have this day filed their application for pat
ent for nine hundred and fifty nine ty5. linear feet
with surface ground four hundred and seventy i've
(i7) feet in width, and mill site appurtenant stu-
ated in unorganized mining district, county Of
Meagher and Territory Of Montana, and designated
by the field lotes and official plat file In this
Office as lot No. ~ A and b. in township Is north.
range 10 east If Montana said lot No. Is A and b,
being as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of lot ~ A for
corner No. !, from which the corner to township II
north. range !? and 20 L. bears N. ~ deg. O6 min
W. 4il27 feet distant; thence - 50 deg. 10 min. II.
.a rs sse s ssssse = ds e. l s%n s.nss &
II min. L. w feet to the place Of beginning. con-
tanning area Of 10. &c acres; aud the said mill
site, lot 20 is bounded as follows: BEGINNING At
corner to TIP. IL n X. 10 and 20 Z. hears 36 deg
O5 min. W. 500 feet distant; thence 50 deg 30mn
w. III feet; thence N. 3deg W. 52l feet; thence 4.
s0deg. ID min; T. $50 feet; THENCE .: 81 deg E. e1l
feet; thence $. IS deg l0min. W. 423 feet to the
place Of beginning containing Of 81. acres.
Total area Of survey, l.2l acres, area IN conflict
with survey lil6 A, claimed 2.'I acres; area in
conflict with survey l4l6 4, not claimed. s7 acres
net area Of survey claimed, 1924 acres Magnet ic
variation a0deg. Il min. East. The location Of this
mine Is recorded in the Recorders office Of Meagh-
county, in book l. and 7 Of odes and locat ions.
The adjoining claimants are lot 81 A Gro Cache
lode the north and lot 81 D. mill site. the east
Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion
Of said Montana lode aid mill Site mine or surface
ground, are required to tile their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United states Land Office
u Helena, in the Territory of Montana, during
the sixty days period Of hereof or they
viii be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
r. Atkinson, Register.
JNO. W. EDDY, Attorney tor Applicants.
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

An effort was made in the house
Of Our legislature to increase the juris-
diction Of justices Of the peace, but
the bill met with strong opposition,
principally from shyster lawyers, who
were afraid it would diminish litiga.
ton and rob them Of their occupation.
The fact remains, however, that there
are crying evils connected with our
justice courts that need a remedy Of
some kind. Costs are piled up on
counties in the most trivial cases
in the way Of juries. witnesses, mileage,
etc., and there seems to be no remedy.
James Fergus has given notice that he
will introduce bill relating to justice
courts. 1t will probably meet a SINH
lar fate.
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

Gen. Grants condition is improving.
Whether this is owing to Beecher's
prayer or the unanimous and generous
action Of cong,ess is not known. The
Generals receipt Of the telegram an
nouncing the action Of congress affect
ed him visibly; his cheeks flushed and
his hand trembled. 1t was good
medicine.
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12
FERGUS COUNTY.

Council bill q, to create the county
Of Fergus, was placed upon its final
passage in the house on the 9TH inst.
and passed by a vote Of "a to 10.
OF the halfdozen bills asking for
division at the hands of the I4th
legislative assembly, this one is the
only one to pass the council (unani.
mously,) and although that body has
defeated all Of the other bills passed
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

Fisk's scheme to change the boun-
diaries Of Jefferson, Meagher, Silver
Bow and Lewis u Clarke counties and
place the county-seat Of Jefferson
county at Townsend, was fine haired
attempt to pass the Valley county bill
under blind. Rut it died the DEATH
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

Wonder what the people Of White
Sulphur Springs think Of the Meagher
county representatives. Let's see
the vote there stood Hatch goo, Moore
$40, Stevens ~, Parker 50. Is it pos
sible that Stevens and Parker were the
anti-division men?
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

On the I'd inst. Gov. Carpenter sent
in his appointments for territorial
officers for confirmation. There is a
slight kick being made because the
appointments do not include any men
outside the Territory Of Helena"
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12
Sheriff Sale.
Benjamin Dexter. Plaintiff.
vs.

Benjamin Dexter Plaintiff
VS..
Powell Landusky. Defendant.
To be sold at Sherif's Sale, on the 2sth day of
March, 1885, at o'clock Of said day. the following
described property ,to-wit: Lot one In Block Mon
tana street, together with all buildings and i'm
provements situated thereon. Said sale to take
place on premises.
JEFFERSON HOWELL, Sheriff.
By q. W. KELLY, Special Deputy.
Dated at Maiden. Meagher county. Montana.
March 5tb, 1855.
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

The bill to give Montana four judges
has been adversely reported in the
Senate, and is opposed by both
Edmunds and Garland, who are re-
ported as saying that three judges are
enough to do all the work.
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12

The Grant retirement bill passed
both houses amid thunders Of applause.
1t has been signed by the president.
and unanimously confirmed by the
senate in open session.
The Mineral argus., 1885-03-12
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
FELL 4 VROOM A N

As anticipated the bill for the sup
preston OF gambling was defeated in
the council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
.ea Bathing to Reduce Ones size.


Il though; only few men were up to
the winter bathing mark observed the re-
porter The bath man laughed sC0rutUlly.
~ Een = lady makes " her mind to battle
egr,g CAV in the scar, he said, nothing
can stand her ,i I've seen men who
would come here on Geld mornings, uu-
dress AID walk 10 me waters edge, but the
minute = touched their toes, race back and
re. on their clothes again. Not so with wo.
mtu. When they are in bathing trim it
mea' bWlig AID nothing short @. ,.dll
wave will stop them. Here comes he daisy
5ather Of The lot. I've seen that girl here
VIXEN it was so cold thai % even look at the
water used 10 give me the shakes.
The daisy ba,her Was particularly neat
looking and blooming. She was not more
than i've minutes in the bath .hOUse before
emerging in ,leyegulatiou costume. Unlike
the mpiority Of her sex, she made no eXper-
mental test Of the temperature OF the
water. but plunged in boldly and struck oat
ike a mermaid. The bath man looked
admirably Or
cain. she zoo nice FOR anything? he
said. Jus. get on 70 her style. No scream
or 80 HAWK ABOUT n6E, Out pNolNtsS AL TUE
time Now some OF these girls lallygsg
abou. the sand tor ten minutes before they
into the water and when they do strike it
they ,.ii 50 YOU could most hear them AZ
hlCatraz THrn Eey 20 no further man
their knees. ard 10 bear them talk after.
ward YOU d think .fey had yam to Black
Poin. and were most drowned on the way.
Now what do yoe think G;st Introduced that
lady TO ba,he all the time? For the pure
love Of it no sir. She was getting too tat.
She tried yerv.hing-iieting, exercise and
medicine but uo'h.u- would take her down,
At last she dropped on sea bathing, and it
fetched her She Is nice and slim now,
though plump enough hU- when she came
herr fret she was fat "a butter ball |
wish all the fat ladies in the city would have
her courage, aud our winter business would
be worth something. The BAY is the place
Tor them 10 slim down in Good morning
Miss. did you have nice dip to-day
The fair ba;her bowed an assent and IS
she stepped briskly homeward the reporter
concluded that unless the morning beetsteak
was ofunusual proportions the rest Of her
family woHld 20 on short ratjoas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

week. while better than at first sntici.
psted, are not up to the rates OF two and
three years ago. The first shipment was
made a week ago last Friday and consisted
of two bushels. During last week the ship
meuts increased daily as did also the prices.
On Monday the Gainesville berries brought
from 81 to Sc bushel in the Chicago
market, and each day during the week there
was an improvement in prices until Satur'
day, when the ruling price was from ~ TO
80, ard few extra fine brought as high as
ten dollars. The picking in many fields
did not cease on Sunday, and four hundred
and iorty.four bushels were sent to Chicago
on that day.
As the season advances it is estimated
there will De as high as l,OOO bushels picked
per day, and all this OIL of less than ltO
acres, SIS that amount comprises the total
TERRITORY therea5out under strawberry cult
yation. The favorite berry appears to be
the "Sharpless 1t is a good size, good
shape, very appetizing red aud Of all the
different varieties is probably the tirmest or
most enduring. . quality that is ildispensS-
BE for shipping purposes. Speaking ot,he
SIZE Ct the Sharpless, it appears 10 De sus-
ceptibIe of growing almost any size.
Last yeer, Hon. SwUsL Understanding
to the GAINESVILLE Enterprise grew berries,
twelve of which filled quart basket the
twelve weighing eighteen ounces. He has
some this year fully as large. Another
gentleman, HI MrIANE says he has berry
as dig as the palm OF a mans hand.
Right here the REGISTER suggests that that
"berry" ought to De plucked, photographed
painted, aud circulated 1t will make
a big advertiser ent for GAINESVILLE.
Some | 200 pjckers are at work, who get
ore and halt cents a quart for picking.
The freight to Chicago is sixty cents, com
mission ten cents.
A live grower there does not depend on
Uncertain markets. but when he can get
-. 50 5ushel, ne lays them down at the
station and ships to any point that may ne
desired.
While it may sem as ii GAINESVILLE is
iavotirg all i's energies to the strawberry
culture. il IS nevertheless tact that there Is
more acreage d5yoiei to the raising Of
raspjeryies thsn there is 10 strawberries.
Wheeling, in he season, is largely supplied
with the Barugsyille raspberry. lust about
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
TIE True ISWAROSES>.

Il IS one thing 10 De candid, it Is another
thing to De prudent. The lntelhgencsr may
say, as It did;
Serving under Democratic admInis:ra.
ton men o.. this stamp viii be OF no service
to the Republican party Though they 10
70, 20 osc. BODY and breaches IN payment
OF the indulgence O. the Democratic sd-
mip.s,rat.or. they wil be Of littla use 10
the Eep45agAu party IS offensive paru-
SS~s ms is Tnats we Ou5hsUe
par,.savs men Who are willing 10 pull OF
their Coa.s AID co % wo,E for Republican
success. We lautaHgrG 60 have even Gtty
thousand a5.-.5o5i5i men A,d up IN the
hospital o. on. on parole Tas Republican
party eypey;s every u'a- 20 10 his dt'y, and
,ery;ag under bogus re.arm adninis,ra.
ZION he cant 10 it very yell
TLa, IS caudor beyond joU5, and that IS
aha, the active par,isaus IN The Republican
par,y want. But IS it prudent; Is !; not
stepping on the corns Of At large class
oc Republican oaics holders who wan; to
possess the Offices Just so long IS tbs Demo.
cratic parry viii lie; them
BIT Ei,L ibis iorekuow,eige o, the Pur.
pose ot;he Republican politicians, iEthey ever
ge; back to power, is i, wise for the Demo
Gratis 81. silently by and without; an effort
see their own "a, tall in the fire. Pres!-
deaf Clgvg.,>D has said he will no. remove
A. postmaster without Cause until his term
@. cEce rN1sres. This il genuine civil ser
,.ce reform beyond doubt and the party
vi. s.ald 5y the administration IL his
re-,,. Eu. when there IS cause shall
Tie democracy remain idle Are Demo
lra,s 60, warned By the leaders Of the oPPo
s:;:cn there shall be no quarter shown tIem
and when /, il their tugn, OF wi. - the Oil
ID. heads with the 5ha-pss' sc;meter snt
pi,hou tine to give Democrats
chance 10 say their prayers
Then lie; the good work &,
promptly and earnestly forward for the re
moral Of all offensive partisans. Til
Republican SIDE has ioyced the fighting al,
Democrats should no, hesitate to take ad
vantage Of every weakness On the oihe
s;ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
STRNw-RER-R-I.E-s,

Tbs We 4 and mex; will wind up the
cream. @: the Strawberry Season, q; least in
this vicinity. Th; has been grand year
fo- ;Leu. They never weve in better con
d.t:c2. never looked nicer CT sse with better
relish. The quantity 100, is IS great As the
Quality IS Inc. On Wednesday morning
the incest kind OF berries were selling IN
make; q. ,h,ee quarts for . quar;e:.
Niuor qualities sold at sin cents = box.
The quantity Of berries tia, comes into the
cts IS truly wonderful a.t /. does not
begin to represent the amount that is raised
in the reiEh5orhCci Ils business is sop'o:-
table ina TAR season that small fruit raisiaE
has greatly increased L; is known and aP.
pvec;a,ed 5y our gardeners, tina; The SOIL cN-
mate and other conditions are very favor
able tc7 small fruit culture for radius Of
twenty five to thirty miles, with Wheeling as
= central point
The great berry region Of this section,
however, 5 BarGesv;ue The business has
50 growu in that ue;gh5orhooi that special
trains are dispatched o- Chicago laIenei
with strawberries Las, Tuesday was the
Gzs, spscisl Of the season. leaving at one
o'c.ccSp Il and arriving a, Chicago st SIX
the next morning. The special consisted
o,IwQ express cars, cA5oose aud locono-
Tive in charge oidAaay Coyyoa CONDUCTOR
and ParsR GEgISr. engineer.
The Gainesville Enterprise se.2c;:r; 10
The season, talks thus:
This week the strawberry season IS a. ils
height in this vicinity, and hundreds Of
bushels are being shipped daily, Ali the
berry fields are dotted over with busy
picke-s. and every available hsnd that could
be toCud-nsn, woman or Child-haS been
pressed into service The town IS sluos.
depopulated Of children, all anxious TO
make an honest penny, and with some
growers 1t has been diljculi 70 secure sU:f
Cseut help. John ScoleS, one of the larges,
growers, employs this week over hundred
pjCIe7s. The prices realized during the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

" can .rygi 10 have even 19.o 900 able
Bodied mer laid upiu he hos-.'a. or cut On
parole. lac Ren.nECaa party expects every
mar to DO lis duty and ss-vi.- under DO
10 re'9-m administration he cant DO i.
ve,y weu.-ig,e!lgeucsr.
VIII au YOU Republicans holding office
take notice The above IS no, q wiuk even.
10 unshackle the chaics Of official slavery
and free yourselves at once, it IS in the na,
tu7e Of q command which you are warned to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

Az ar:i.le on silk culture II the July
Harper does not hold ont much encour-
s,smeut 10 those who ere thinking Of Gu
gazing in the industry. [, says that II IS
very questionable whether there is any profit
in silk raising as the average price paid for
cocoons IS about seyeutyave cents per
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
TRUSTEES SALE

DY yIRTUE OK A DEED or IEC-. 8
ID CUtci bv SaIsh &. DegarrD gUf .ar.
armo, dated the Nh day oil May, lee. ... .
orr ia the office y. the Clerk o. The County a.
Ohio county in Decd o. Trust Z ok > j. .
$40, the undersigned trustee, vii, o.
Saturday, the 9th day Of june, ]
a. Il O'Clock a m, AZ the iToAt ln.s
tOuse oil ohio county, sell NJ nu1'i" ."'
highcs, and hest U!ide! the 'U..J~ ~. ta
csrat", ~ hi,h j. bDundCi AID dn-Cr.a.. ...
wit: A certain lrA.t 81 and situate 900 '7H .s
..itt.rW nee lns JTe|k il oh county, W ..
ard bounded as .ollJ=s: Be,Iuuins - s. .
nor 10 Hiz25', thence Il. - {.
Higys line 10 r point on Dixon e fr ...
r.! line near waite walnut, i1.
In" l.. Il W. 2>.75 poles 90 q Stone
". y ~ pois 10 tie Cd rogC0'4 ...
Is e. 1919 role, along Hlg-s lie E.
beginning, containing FIVE
being the ZANE property cnD7ss '.
N!uCh by t.aTi-sa Phillips, ".tJs
hy deed dated March %Ii l'.s. .aG
uihCc OF the Clerk Of the I..a'. o.
cruL,y, in deed book No. g., I...
other tract Of land d,C.-.4g q
after de- rihci along laEa. o.. I....
81 lioh Il bounded a. T.. Dws: Eas ..
ok corner to Tcrrci; Iscnce 81,
SOC n poles t. middle o. Ds,rs
said run ald along line y. Hi.r
10 stake; theme .. G2' v.t5 U..'
th,Hp" Il. 80 v. /. pO,gs 70
ing run u. So G. i p. q. a.
Of beginning, containing che q. 90. q
Icing the came properly coz ,a ....
N'uch ~ i exar2CC u fgt b. .rr
l.,o, ard recorded Ia a., ra.g ..
tt' a. raI =, i.og-"' conveyed o. SCH g. D..
~! ", W. y.,er and g..' ~ #..
n ~, a"1 recorded iT &C.. EH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

Ggx. SHERIDAN has added 10 h.S fame By
iryelt;r- = new dish which erjcures are
said to Eks-s yoUrg pigs tail tcied with
oil. seasoned with cayenne pepper AMI trim
med with grated celery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
IMc Girl., WON'T. tL,her.

CooGjua schools are all very well in their
vas. bit tkey won reach their highes. pos.
Gh.&ty Of good vH'l they teach Young girl,
vEo intend 10 get married how to build Ii.
\. Ron ire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
A Joke You WIN Not Understand.

\ publication ANNOUNCES a continuation
oE'Tte Lady. U the Tiger? and saws it
vii b. called This Di5cOUragcc OF Hest
,sacy. We suppose tue article will be a
strong plea IN ,aycr Of coPperjnE the ace
wtan The nueen IS in apugee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
COMMISSIONERS Sal.
or
Valuable Real Estate
IL TIL MyNIcIPAL COURT Or va

IN TEL MUNICIPAL COURT Or Va N
L. pa. a.uc Q, the artApg'y vaN'a,
deere ~ tue HUuig1ra. CONT Oi g. .a,
on toe 10 ri dag OF June. $50. iu..u.
. therein I,Gi.gg, IN wg.Cr hmm .a'
IaFO hrr husband ,rr p.siUuis z..
HARDEN I'D other are dr.nulsu', .... .
TUESDAY, july 1850.
cnnme' Gag al /" C.t.O. 4 90 So. a..
uOp, 10 the highe,t ana D.,' blil.f
door -. ire Court HOu.r % uaIp l...... ...
giu.a the iUllUwipg described ps.u.. .a I'D
taat IS 10 say:
F,r-t ms west oue-ha.i o! lot wa. 81
(3DJ situate on i..e south ,.d' U, iIn.-.s 80.
TIE Miru1-. Graham addition 20 IA" ny 20 ya-
ing, III the state OF Wc's N.rg!- "a, s .. 4
the buiuiHgs sad impgOTrm ms Dsr. u
foregoing iropcrty comprises the P.ug'.
deuce o, tie idt. Hoist"n Ha1lra. ana 80 4
sirsb!r property. The improyem ~, ..a."
large briCS dwelling hou.c, VII b.; : 'a.f 4
Other out bUi!diIsS, AMI are IA os ..,.. ..-
Second. lot numb. rel elcT"= e.. 4
aUn bere1 eighteen CSl, aud the C0... q. "a
lot numbered twelve 10 IN square usr'"..I !.
cen ,lsj. as designated on the m.p .i 30.
vis0nso tbs Jos. pm a.dwel estAc g. .'.l
there!rom to the said city NJ Wheeling n. ..
~, West Virginia; .e!t property 'ra o..
east eide o. lot street, DC,ecea ISt-'y a.-. q
1hiIt!cih streets.
There is erected on the foregoing pro, o. 100
gan, br CT residence, AMI lisa most i.r.l.1 pm
er,y. sRii building was orN.,"i ~ iirh
Borden g. q residence. AMI IS Uaus.. . ...a'
Gus and wei constructed
Itlsnquircd by the decree under Tf.0. -
is to H. made thai the parc,s Ji = ~" 8. H.F'
settled shall be otc?ei 10. o1.e ''pa a.H.T.
TRIMS or SALE-crc-tA ll d u ifa laf
money shall b" paid In casa 81 the '.T U r...
as N uCh more Hereof as the pug,LG~f' Hs1y s
To- nav; the hI.ano' shall he -, % 'wo -Igs
sra.men,, with intcrn,t from o. u SAL. |, one
nrT,i,sar 10 give bis note iss the ,r.r.r.-' .
mnnts. with security 10 DO aFI ro',i D., rs
u,Issio aud rs iurth"~ 'e-rE'y th' o.. H,
T.rccls 0. land shal! b. ryr!G,i unit. IT, .l.
money Shall have been Ilii .Iiu.i, AM .l.'.
commissioner Ordered : Ia Court 20 rlr...
H. 80. Bt.E
Spe-'a. tVm.-.,. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
Abe same old Story.

TIE Huntsville lem announces some
thing new in the way Of church entertain
Insult. Admission twenty-five cents Moth
ing new in the Tee OF admission. Two bits
to come in and seyersl dollars to get out ia
an oil affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

ARapyrly,y organ has already begun
10 talk o. the demorslized Dsmoc7acr.,
If the Democracy is demovaliIed now, what
viii it be when i, gets hold Of sIl the
rLllcEst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

"B,NNs. remarks the Nes lovS World,
was never so strong with lis party as now.
We've noticed some homes. Republicans
holding their noses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

A Bo,rv writer expresses the opinion
that the sexes are drifting apart. They
will 70: gc, out Of hailius distance during
he ice cream summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

S,sCEU strawberry trNirs rua from
Eagagsyil.r g Chicago IN seventeen hoGss.
or three bo..s quicker than the express
train
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
TRUSTEES SAFE
Trustees Sale Of Real Est,

10y WRITE OF A DEED OF Tr..- ..
ID ing date the / d. o. ro..r-.., "a,
by ChIiit au s,Iusc and hF's -r,. ,a .t
me 4, trustee, and recorded = d.,l........ %.
II. page 10, o! the land r.ca-r, ..u., 'N
West Virginia, the -aii u ..r, b.. .r '.'
saturday, June 's.ih.Is.-
80. at public auction, 81 tine mont ,a,. &c..
House Of 'a.d ohio county, % aDlea. -, ..
q. M, the following described - 60. 2
Thirty ifet OF Of the north n L.,
sixty eight l6SJ IN Joseph Ca.,s, Al. . :
city o; " heeing. IN Ohio CIV 4, g.. 70
IVES. Virginia. said part pi sid lg' . =. '.''
fronts thirty 30 feet on IN" we. ado ~
street, between Iwsnty-siXth and Lac. '.l'
streets, and extends back IN q n--',r.. .
even width nifty six 90 ic-t m..rU- ~
street in the sixth ward Of -g.i rl.-
said property Is the same wG.,a rn, .--..,. .
the said hTIsi!au -e!hse uy >nla.. 4
AMI wile by deed dated the - dty .. l,,.
and recorded In IN" c.cT.'s o.. %.
Corrt oil Ohio county no-: Nlg..l... y. 4. r.
No. 81, psgv, IA aud a..
TEENs ~ SALE -On"-thi:i t'ho,Ur-rr...-. ..
shall he uaii IN cash co. day .Er.....
.hrf9Ot IN one year, sEte.r ?, aaL ..s 80
der th,Ieo! IN two years VITA .1r -,.. .-., A..
sale the purchaser swing his u"'p. ira e., ~
ity tor tie deferred payments, AID 'ae ~, -
the property 10 he retained % e. e.. ....
moHsy sGa. aayr bteG pail IN ....
myli Il e.. -. E -...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
FcOliShness.

Death in the ranks has nearly conquered
the Concord philosophers. Philosophy, by
the WAY has never been what il was since
Joseph MeGiu commenced spelling It with
81 Il il The place Of" ph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

TuE las; time that FoEASgE ran for Gov
eraor he WIS beaten by over 10000 MAORI
". His desire to run again IS better
proof Of his yalor than his wisdom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
Tho He1nLt,itN of srauLA.

\ pisto, ball in motion was photographed
N Italy the o.hey iay, and We. It takes a
woman longer to ger-ealy to 90 some Fhere
than il did when Joseph Was in E-rp,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
From the Oldc>t D,ily in America, Too!

! pyima donna tells New York reporter
that grea: singers are often in debt. IL IS
probably the result Of their high scores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
He bid What lie Gould.
3 IT, Pes.

: tramp arrested in Ohio ,te other day
had tweu,y-.wo corksc-ews in his pockets
lie waited to be prepared should fortune
ever send him the bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

E,uyasrurg ought 70 be changed to
StrawberryU.ie