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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

people Of this community BY series OF ar
ticles, Published in local paper. emsnatng
from George Buchanan, Q cranky ProniDi-
ZIONIST, and moral suasion," Rev. J. 4:
johnson, d. D. The most ludicrous part OF
the whole act Is the complacency with
which the former imsgines he isvanquishing
The latter, while in reality he is like by In
the grasp Of q spider.
Brady Tunnel has caved in at the b. ~
and trains are running overtthe old Southern
road. 1t is bad cave in, and several
weeks may elspse before it is fixed, rs the
company intend to arch it at once.
Al their last meeting of the borough Coun'
ell il was decided to number the houses on
every street. They also voted to receive
The weather reports daily and purchase sig-
nal service flags to be run up from the top
of the Court House.
Editor Acbeson has gore to Washington
CITY for few dsys. He will spend the hay
fever e ason at oakland, Md.
Thomas J. and Robert Stevenson are
visiting their parents in this place
John C. Asbury, formerly ". and J,
student, has resigned his clerkship in the
pension bureau at Washington, to open
law ofice in Norfolk, Va.
E +. Phillips, of Warrington, ": Va,
has purchased lot from the lie Moyne
hers and will soon erect q new residence
lhereon.
Misses Hupp and Hall, Of Wheeling,
passed through town last Wednesday, en-
route for Camp Point Breeze.
The carriage makers, with their friends,
bad an enjoyable picnic at Moss Point, on
the c. V. road, last Wednesday.
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who died some months ago, died yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock after an illness Of
several monthsS She was 70 yeas old. Flu
neral Monday at 10 O'Clock.
I E. Il. johnson and bride were in the city
yesterday from Moundsville.
The Bellaire lCity Club thinks it can
down the Globes any day in the week
Steubenville has offered them S25 to come
up and play club at that place.
Turner'S win meet at 7 o'clock sharp to-
morrow morning. A late car win run from
Wheeling tonight.
The Dudes failed to get game out Of the
Burr's Mills club.
William Lynn was badly injured BY q
fall OF soap stone in coal bank near West
Wheeling yesterday.
Hoadiy and Warwick viii catch the full
vote of the Democracy in this neighbor-
hood.
VIM. Boyee and family are home from
their summer trp.
Some of the workmen employed on the
new steel works at Benwood have had
trouble about getting their money.
The Missionary and Sunday School Con-
ventiop, which has been holding sessions in
The Christian church for several days, closes
this evening. There will be three sermons
to-day.
George Muth got another large censign-
ment Of water melons yesterday.
Clinton Milligsn and wife, John Robinson
and family and Mrs. ]. 7. Mercer have re-
turned from the Moundsville camp ground.
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GLASS NOTES.

The new glass works at Ottawa, H., be-
pan blowing last Monday. The LsBs t e
chimney viii be manufactured. The fur
mace contains II dots and 20 shops will be
operated.
The StreAtor. Ill, window glass manufsc-
tursrs intend to start up their factory on the
first of September. The bottle house is
running with non-union blowers-some OF
the imported Workmen.
The Ottawa On Republican says that
the repairs and the furnaces and the re-
building Of the tempering ovens on an i'm
proved method has just been completed Oy
the Ottawa Window Glass Company.
The indications at present are favorable
for the starting up Of the factories owned
BY the Ottawa, Ill, Flint and Bottle Com
pany for some time in September-the bot
tie house especially.
The troubles between the Co operative
and Gslushs foundry, Sill stove works, Bar
tholomy Brewing Company and Brsyer's
coal yard Of Rochester, N. T., has been re.
moved, 9 board Of arbitration having settled
the matter.
The Cooperative Druggists Ware Glass
Manufacturers Association of Baltimore
City has been incorporated by several glass
blowers who have been out Of work for
seven weeks. Ground has been obtained
and factory will be constructed and fitted
up By September l5-about the time Of re-
sumption after the summer close down.
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MlLLfNoTEs.

The keystone mill PittsbuEg, started up
last week TO make iron for the National uos
Works of MeKeesport
The new rolling mill at Cuyahoga Falls,
Ohio, is being rapidly got into shape tOf
operations.
The new pipe mill At Seottdale' Pa, Is an
a.surt d fact The mill win have capacity
o. forty tons per day, Which nay ~ ?? :, in''sA'
ed to eight tons if trade JushneS II
Last Monday the Eve remaining furnaces aces
in ne nail plate mill of the Po.tstoEn Iron
conn.nV va fred Up which viii Gil he en-
fire nil to Us former capacity; On Mon
Say next il Is expected that the new uni
~eSsal mill win be ready 10 start on orders.
The Youngstown, O., News Register Of
Ia Saturday avs: The scale vas signed
las. right a. the Cartwright, hcCurdy. &
Cos ofscs. The association agreed to waive
the Cd rail clause, and the company wa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
TRiADELPHlA.
Observation-Disclosures General and Personal
News.

Observation-Disclosures and Personal
Mr.. VIM. Kickam, ST., died ct his resi.
dence in this place Wednesday evening,
August 18th, in the seventy.third year OF
his ego and was buried Of the Stone Church
Cemetery Friday, August 10th, Q. 10 q m.
Mr.. Wickam was very religious and high
ly respected old gentleman, having host
OF friends who viii be sorry to hear of his
death. He was one among the Oldest resi-.
dents of this place. This il the third death
that has occurred in the family within the
last FIVE months The bereaved have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the community.
Liibum Clark, while helping to thre,h on
the farm of Jos McCutchin got bis hand
caught in the cylinder of the treshing ma
ehiIe TIE result OF which almost severed one
GcRer from the hand and broke two others.
Dr.. Carrier dressed the wound.
A Child of Mr. Hsmiltons while crossing
d gutter on plank broke through breaking
one of her limbs above the knee. Dr.. +
CIscrsft attended the patient
On Saturday. August 18th, the Board Of
Education OF Ohio county, appointed the
f Lowing teachers, viz:
Elm Grove-Principal, Frssher Gardner;
Assistants, Miss Hervey and Mics Hu'chiu-
son.
Triadelphia--Principal J. c. Maxwell;
Assistants, Miss Jessie Creighton and Mr.,
Nelson Thornburg
Nessrs. Ewing and Cry are plastering
and improving in general the German Luth.
eran Reformed church of this place for the
purpose of holding services every two weeks,
commencing next Sunday.
The colored folks Of the NJ E. church of
Wheeling are holding their camp meeting
at Gaston's Orchard, near Point Mills, COM
mencing last Thursday and TO continue ten
days.
Our new blacksmith, Mr. Abraham Dean,
in the upper end Of Germantown, is doing
a thriving business. Abraham is live
energetic business man.
Miss Matte Fourdice, Of Elm Grove and
Miss Emma Metzler, of Wheeling, are the
guests of Mrs. Henry Otto, of this place.
Rev. Cotton has returned from the camp
meeting at Moundsville and will preach for
us as ususl to-day.
Mr. Frank Craft is painting wagon in
6rst class style for Mr.. Jacob Crusher.
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TRADE NOTES.

A plan is on foot for the establishment OF
q flint glass house at Connellsyille, Pa.
A sew glass pot mandatory ia being
erected at Guyssuts, near Sharpsburg.
Wabash, Ind has fifteen misunderstanding
establishments, employing at this time less
item 400 men.
TIE various manufacturing establishments
Of St Louis, Mo, employ I 900 less LABOR
eIs than they dad last year.
The Union Pacific force st the shops IN
aOmabS have been reduced to eight hours
.Is5or. and on Saturdays work will close
down at noon.
The bricklaYers on the Burlington 4 Mis-
sonri River buildings Of Omaha, Neb., have
chi, work for the reason that the stone used
IN the building was cut by convict labor.
The Oil City Derrick, which has been run
h. non-upion printers. y number Of Pitts
burg typos left last Saturday evening to &C
Cept situations ,
Twenty-Hve molders at the Richmond
S,oye Co.'S works, at Norwich, Conn, have
etrpck because the company took contract
from Rathborn { Sard, Of Albany, to DO
work which their own men refused to do
upder the regulations Of the shop IN Albany.
All over this State organization is going
on. The first permanent relief will come
when the new railroad building boom comes,
which is fixed for some two years hence.
The demand for labor in the South IS at
tracing a moderate immigration, IN that
direction. and most Of those going and sue
ceeding are experienced and sslt-rehant
mechanics with small capital There are,
of course, . few large establishments, oG'
the bulk are small, when the employer with
a few workmeu do the work. Negro labor
il being utilized for common work. Ear
nest efforts are being made to attract Tor.
eign labor. The latest reports OF that effort
are encouraging to the promoters
The lumbermen are trying to make OIL
Mat lumber is getting scarce. Down IN
Jopisiaps. Arkansas and Texas the shingie
Eupply is eounetd 100000 feet short Of
he supply At the same time last year. The
heavy consumption has somewhat depleted
tie white pine supply. The PennsylvSms
bsmIoek men viii endesvor to reorgsnizs
tbs;r association on September 2. Consid
cradle spruce is coming from Maine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

GAZE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATB-sEvEE
- ty one desirable Lots In Daniel Zane Homo
.tead Tract.
In pursuance Of q scree Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals OF WeSt Virginia entered a. the decree oil
be Circuit Court OF Ohio County, W. Va, on t1e
md Others against IL diana dcswords and othsrs
the undersigned Special Commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1888,
eeipnipR al o'clot a. m sell at public auction,
Al he front door OF the Court House OF Ohio coun
Y, W. Va, th. following described real property,
situated wheeling island, In the City Of Whesl.
Dg, W. Va, that Is to say: The north one-hslt OF
he homestead tact Of Daniel Ear e, deceased, the
Ehole Of which tract contained twenty one acres
and one rod, more or ltss
Under the authority OF the said decree the said
commissioners have caused the property to be di
sidGd IL TO convenient parcels, and have laid on
streets and oil eys through the same. A plat show
ing such parcels streets and alleys has been PIE
CARED and may be seen at the Court House, In the
0fBCe Of George Hook, Clerk OF he Coaniy C0urt.
TINTED SS.Ps,. Of Id may be had On pPi'a
HE aid property VIII be offered az whole, and
afterwards In the parcels shown on said plat and
will be sold in whichever way may appear the most
adyantas eouS
money or 20 much more az the purchaser may eject
cash in hand the remainder In two equal install
ments payable respf ctively IN one aud two yeau
from the day OF sale, with il terest from that Day
the purchaser giving his notes for the deterrei In
ssuVnts and tae ute being retained to secure the
"a! I'M IL ~ w.P HUBBARD,
H. N. RUSSELL,
Special Comm issioners.
&c HKRvEY, Auetioneer.
Ieertify that bond has been given by sa!d Special
Commissioners as required By the said decree.
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
au22eEdi Clerk OF said Court.
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Excitement in oil-The Agricultural Assoc
ciation-Personal.
SPECIAL 10 he S,addy Recistsr.


SPECIAL 10 TIE SEaddy RsgiStsT.
WASHINGTON, Pa, August 22.-On Fin
day evening this town was thrown into q
state Of great excitement by the report that
the Gordon we'll had proven to be q large
gusher. Inquiry ELECTED the following
facts: At q depth Of 2,400 feet a strong
flow of oil was struck, which spouted out
over the derrick and almost caused con-
fsprstion. To-day the well hiss continued
to flow at the rate Of about twenty-five bar
rels per hour. As soon as possible the
tools will be removed and the well shut
down until the tanks can be procured and
erected. The oil is thought by experts to
be q good quality Of lubricstipg oil. and If
the flow continues IS strong as st present
It will be 8 rich find. Many oil men from
Pittsburgh and Bradford county arein town
awaiting further developments.
At the meeting of the stockholders Of the
Western Pennsylvania Agricultural Associs-
ton, on the 10th instant, the following res
olution was unanimously agreed to:
WHEREAS, Owing to the depressed coudi-
ton Of al agricultural and stock intere sts,
We deem it best not to undertake more than
We can accomplish in creditsble manner
thereupon, :.
Resolved, That We po not hold sn exhi-
bition this season, but that the directors be
authorized to proceed with the Improvements
Of the grounds. -,
A resolution was at the Same time sdop.sd
authorizing the directors to appoint day
near the first of September and extend an
invitation to the stockholders their families
other agricultural societies and tbs general
public 10 meet on the grounds for days
entertainment
Although many are greatly disappointed
that there win be no fair this fall, If is con
ceded on all sides that the directors would
net have been properly prepared for an early
fan exhibition When finished the hal
mile trask viii be one Of TIE finest in this
part Of State.
Mui amusement Is Afforded the good
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DIED..

HEBURN-At her home on Gravel Hill. Bellaire,
Ohio, Bat Tday, August %, at S3J a. m Mrs. SARAH
A. HEBURN, wife OF the late James Heburn, In the
IS b ear Of her age.
Intermeut at Greenwood, Monday August q, at
10 o'clock m. Friends OF the family are respect
ully invitei to attend.
lPittsburg papers pleass copy.
ENLEY-MAGGIE GEYER, infant daughter Of
Barry and Della Exley, aged year, months and
p days.
Funeral to day, from the residence OF her father,
on Caldwelrs Run, at O'Clock p. M. IDterment at
Nj. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

pay Tor old rail iron 81 The same rsts as for
muck bar. This ID an interpret .ion Of the
word local in the Wheeling resolution 20
mean that each mill shAll settle the question
Tor itseh. The mills viii start up single
turn ct once and go on double turn IS soon
a. poeaihle." CT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
ShonId be Fired Out.

Admitting that the Chinese work cheap,
they are no benefit to any white community
or country. They are dangerous class Of
people, and will not psrtske Of civilization,
but stick TO their old customs The Chinese
civilization of California viii become q
curse to future generations, and al this is
brought on By the greed Of men to get rich
By cheap labor The people are sowing
the wind and in the long run will reap the
vhirlIind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
The Future Of American Labor.

The presence among us Of large bodies Of
foreign workmen unscquainted with our
language and customs and employed at in
terror wages is 8 menace to sn forms Of Ia
Dor. II is the ideal condition that capital
desires to zee prevail 10 the labor market.
II this capitaGstic ideal can be crystshzed,
N era Of low wages viii b. reached and
permanently maintsiued Under such con-
ditions the ultimate Of labor cannot be
other than its absolute impoverishmeut.
The future Of American labor is involved
in the enlightened settlement Of this uues-
ton. It's philosophical study is worthy Of
TIE best minds of all whose conception of
iidustrisl rights is expressed by the maxim
mat an injury of one is the concern Of all"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

~ n MFEn BY KENsINGT0N ART CO.
WAN 60 female help in all parts Of the
country do light pleasant work at thei homes Sent
by mail 10 any address canvassng easy TO learn,
ard any on can earn from s. TO $40 per week For
full information address KESsIsGToS ART RoOMs,
is Ptarl ST., Boston, Mas, Box SOS. !y5d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23
LABOR.
GOTH AT NOME AND ABROAD.
Becoming More Powerful.

The Knights of Labor are pushing the
work Of organization with great energy.
The reputation of the order, the character
Of its chef officers, their sincerity aud ca.
Pacity, ell help to expand the organization
? into new hslds. IL is nov older than any
other organization Of national importance
except the iron workers and one or two other
unions. The eiRarmAkers have g pO Rerful
organization, and It is quietly gaining in
s,r-ng'b but Its costly strikes prevent the
RAPID grO%Ih OF defense fund.
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ECz : VA!

For the benefit OF suffering humanity, and In
heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result, deem
Il my duty 10 give this unsolicited testimony In
tayCr OF Swifts speciSc My wife has been afili2ted
With hereditary Eczema or sst Rheum from her
infancy. II has increaied in intensity with each
succeeding spring, and being some What skilled In
medicine myself, 1 tried every remedy could
think OF for s-Saraparlla combined with
every form Of PotAssia, and hundreds Of other
remedies, lotions aud alkali wahes OF every known
kind, but they all gave ouly Temporal relief Dur
ing the spring OF 1884 her lower e1uemites became
so infamGd and sore that she was obliged to kee
them constantly coa'ed with a covering OF "Ful.
ler's fsrth,'' mixed wet and allowed 70 on.
Among her things she was afflicted with peri
odiCal nervous headache occurring regularly every
seven days sometimes followed by an inter nlttent
ever for weeks at time, so that her life became
burden 10 her.
his ling determined she should take S. s. S.
and follow ttrictly the directions in regard TO dose
dret etc. This was auout teyen weeks ago After
taking the hrst large bottle the disease seemed 10
increase; the burning, itching end milan nation
became unbeNable she, no Seyer, parshveeed In
the u,e Of the medic'he. Alter taking the second
bottle the II hammati N b-gRn to snbside. Alter
the third bottle the nhamna tiOn disappeared, and
sore spots dried up and turned white and scaly, and
finally she brushed them of in an impalpaole white
powder resembling pure salt She 10 nov taking
he sixth bottle, three tablesPOonfuls four times
daily. Every appearances OF the disease has gone,
and her flesh Is becoming soft, white and smooth
again: and what Is more her periodical he sdaches
have disappeared and she is now at IS years Of age,
enjoying the only good hea tn she ba' oEp Tor
upwards Of 30 years. No wonder abe declares with
emphasis that every bottle OF &. 5. is worth
thousand times It's weight In gold. go
ANY further information ncerntrg her case VIII
he che erfully given by herself ct her residence lSo
Mullett s; ree', or by me ~
JOHN BRADLEY, a Grlswold st.
Detroit Mich, May l6, 1885.
Be sure to get the genuine, and send for Treatise
on Blood and Skin DISEASES free.
For sale By all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
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Good season for Trades In New York.

Zoo" Seas"h hOr trades In New York.
The carpenters stoueuasons, plastsrers,
and painters throughout Pennsylvania, New
York and New Jersey have had remark
ably good season Of il, which promises to be
extended far into the winter. The expendi.
ture for stone and granite this year will foot
ups, $50, 600; for briekmsking, 81, zoe, 900:
for house painting, $3,l50,OO0 The wall
paper interests come IN for 5000, 900. Tue
Ssges of stonemasons, brieklayers and
house building carpenters, $500 in all,
amount this year to $4,000 900. Philadel-
phis takes the lead in the number of houses
built, but New York stands at the head in
amount of money inyss.ed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

The White Mountain Hammock Chair
differs from oil other stationary or reclining
chairs in that it is better, stronger and
simpler, is adapted to the house, lawn,
porch or camp, and is just chuck full Of
quiet comfort and blessed rest Is far su.
perior to the hammock in every way, and
can be put up 90 as to b always in the
shade.
By its peculiar construction il isbalanced
in all positions, requiring no fastenings to
keep it in place. The ioOtrss, can DO
quickly and easily adjusted TO suit the short.
est or talles persons. The sea, is made Of
strong canvas, fitting perfectly the entire
length, without drawing the clothing tightly
around the body, thus making il much
cooler than hammock; while the annoy
arce Of catching buttons, tearing down the
ladies hair, or in any way displaying the
limbs is avoided.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-23

Be sure to get the genuine, and send for Treatise
on Blood and Skin DISEASES free.
For sale By all druggists.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
,s7 W Oh 81 N
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Isl w. 2Sd ST, n. Y.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-16
THOSE EXPOSURES.

Globe-Democrat: Ever since the
Inauguration of Mr.. Cleveland the
Democratic press has been, ut fire.
quent intervals. informing the coun-
try that there was shortly to be an en-
posture of Republican corruption that
would astonish the nation beyond
anything since the foundation of the
government. The statement was
readily credited by many Democrats
who were prepared to believe any
story that could be invented of Re
publican roguery, and whenever the
threat was little louder than usual,
they listened with bated breath
for the exposures. They are still
listening. ii seems, but not with as
much expectation of hearing anything
as thev once had. for the promise OF
an exposure has been made so often.
and so often broken, that even the
most hardened of their number is be-
ginning to doubt whether, after all.
there is..anything in the terrible warns
which have passed current among the
Democrats for gospel truth. Now,
however. they may put their minds
al rest. If there is anyone in the adj
ministration who ought TO know how
the business of The government has
been carried on. il is Mr.. Manning.
and MIR. Manning has spoken and
revealed his mind on the subject.
He SAYS that he was under the
impression entertained by most other
Democrats. that the Republicans had
mismaasged things very much. and.
having this impression, he thought
when he came into the treasury that
he would find on every side corrup-
ton and incompetence. official Job
berry. population, dishonest book-keep-
ers and thieylsh clerks. and things
generally going to the bad: but. TO
his establishment, he discovered moth
ing of the kind. but, instead. has been
compelled to confess himself astonished
at the perfect system and admirable
order in which we found the business
of the treasury Mr.. Manning
is well known TO be no friend TO Re
publican principles or psrtisans. and
this frank statement of fact from him
ought TO At once settle the question.
No doubt il will not, for as long as
there are bitter Democratic partisans,
who have personal ends TO gain, so
long will they not hesitate 10 misrep
resent facts in order 10 gain those
ends. but, so far as the half-minded
are concerned. there will no longer be
any alarm when a Democratic paper
or speaker yells stop thief.-Emporia
News.