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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07
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rFDurs, ELIIOTr " HALL.
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Ladies', misses and childrens'
heel slippers at Leon Kahns.
l.. Il. Curtis, the jeweley.
L. Il. Curtis, the jeweler.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Go TO Alston's for fine groceries.
Crazy quilt pieces at Bauman's.
II you love oysters 20 to the Doll
mOnicO restaurant.
Only so cents per dozen by the can
Oysters; Delmonico.
WooteD Wells water, 5 centa a glass,
ct the Glen Lea saloon.
W0otan Wells water recel, I'd daily
at the Glen Leu saloon.
Fresh Wo0tap Wells water eyory
day at the Glen Lea saloon.
Established 1874, oldest saloon In
Dallas. Two Brothers saloon.
The Delmonico has tho first oysters
Of the season, at so cents can.
1928 Main street. All kinds OF fruits
and vegetable at A. Il. Bouch0's.
Orr, 72i Main street, can't be beat on
buggies, bnck-b0ards OF road carts.
Bouche keeps all kinds of cigars an
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Wagenbaeuser beor, always fresh on
tap at 7o5 Elm street, the Blue Front.
VIM. III. Garretson, general agent,
Dlebold Safe and Lock company, 793
Main street.
Coal and coke at bottom figures, In
large and small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouche,the Main street grocer, keeps
the Aldue compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Buy your coffee, toas, spices and
groceries a. 03S Elm street, the late
coffee and spice mill stand.
Elegant new stock OF iewelry JUS
received. Corner Main and Poydras
streets. l.. Il. Curtis, iewelor.
The finest assortment of spectacles
and eyeglasses in the city, corner OF
Main ana Poydras streeta,
To have your watches, clocks and
tewelry repaired, 80 to l.. Il. Curtis,
corner OF Main and Povdras streets.
In collars, Coon h Co., arc taking the
lead. Our stock Ia the largest in the
city. II. b. Burr Il Bro, sos Main
street.
Preserves, .jellies, and peach butter
In pals, mt II. Ii. Craddock's, Q3S Elm
street, the late coffee and spice mill
stand.
Ono Of tho incest presents for Your
wifo In q ph@ton or buggy. lie don't
cost much. Orr will sell Them low, 72l
Main street.
Talk IL cheap, goods and prices
always tell. Don't fail TO zee Burr
Bros, new fun stock OF furnishing
goods and hats, sos Main street.
Il nnison Bros saddle aud harnes,
men o. Elm street, opposite Sanger
Bros, offer extra Inducements to thost
wanting anything in',heir iiuo.
Pitman II Roberts, contractors for j
j. schil lenger, patent cement side
wake. ONCE ut 0rd's Place, NJ. II
Lamar a1geet. Orders promptly at
tended TO.
The Thomas addition IL now the ia
vori.e Tor handsome residence lots, TO
sale by Oliver Thomas Il Bro, Poydra
street, Ia roar OF Fiippen Adoue
Lobit's bank.
A beautiful homo Is the delight n
all. II you want one, consult j. n
ConstanL i guarantee To give You tn
finest high art paper hanging for TN
least money In tho city, III Sycsmor
street. 80. -.
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THg LOCAL. NEWS RECORD
THOSE BIG DAMAGE SUITS,
Our New Supreme Judgo-Death of
Miss Blunt = Real Estate Transfsrs.
Religious No,ss--A Mammoth
Record - District Court
Notes Other News.
Our Now ,Judys.

MIR. sawnie Robertson, Esq, was nc
tilted yesterday that his commission
rs supreme judge had been forwarded
to Tyler. The osr here is much graft
fed at the appointment ana say that
no better ono could have boon made,
He WAS endorsed by large majority
OF the able lawyers of the State. He
will carry TO tho bench youth and
vigor, as well az legal learning aRd
literary culture.
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Ctyvs. John Il. hodges, intoxicated;
fined 81.
Cilyys. John Smith, intoxicated; dis
missed.
City vs.. John Kelly, curalng and
swearing; continued.
City va. Fred Meyer, oussiug and
swearing; continues.
City vs.. John Johnson, cursiag and
swearing; dntd 20.
City vs.. George Hingle, ohs,ruc,lng
street; continued.
City W.. Tom Brown, intoxicated;
dismissed.
City vs.. j. II. Griffin, disturbing the
peace; cpntinucu.
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a. M, ID.

Walking down Broadway Ia very
pleas ant whom you feel well, and u.
X never felt better than when hi /,
friend asked him how ho got over thai
severe cough OF his 30 speedily. "Ah,
my boy" said T. sc. NJ. ID did tr'
And his fflena wondered what q. NJ.
D. nlcan'. He knew II did not mean a
Good Many Dnciore, for r. XIX
he'd tried a dozen Ia vain. III have H., p
said he, just hltiing tho nail ON the
head, lyon mean DIR. Pierce's 'uoden
MEDICAL Discovery. or Gold Medal De
ways dubs IT," Sold by druggists.
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Don't!-- II dealer offers Won Il
bottle Of Salvation Oh without labels,
or wrappers, or iii u mutilated or
deraced package, don't touch it-don't
buy 1t vt any Erice, yOn can rest as
sured that there Is something wrong
it may be- a dangerous sod worthless
counl erieit. Iusist upan getting II
perfect, unhrogSu, gehuir9 package.
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Mems and Boys Fine and Medium Roots
and Shoes.
SOUTH ABINGDON, MASSACHUSETTS


We invite attention TO tho above cut of
our Cali, Channel Screw, Opera Leg, Rox
Boot. IL Is made solid throughout, OAK
Hoe and Sole Leather Box that does not
b. eak down or skin the toes; is made of
Caif Ak IN and the Upper fitted VITA silk.
We make thcm Calf Leg as we'll "a Opera.
This style OF Box Toes has been EXPERT
mented upor, and developed by us FOR the
past ten years; IL Is he most desirable and
perfect Citing Box Toe Boot In America,
Mono genuneunless firm name stamped
ON bottom For sale by the following lead
ing dealers.
Leon Kahn, Dallas
Thompson Bros. Dallas
Block Bros, Dallas.
John AchenbacB, n 7. Ayers, Houston
i l!ammersmttb, Bolton
Malone, Mclleury Is Beokham, Lam
p0sas.
NJ. Ii. Sherburne, Uen's.n.
Young Bros Waco.
q q. Couch, y. RoeSler, Breuham
Durham \ Patty, Hillsboro.
Wells d Morris, Ennis,
q. II. sullivan q Co, san Antonio.
W Barnes u Co., Alvarado.
Leo Br s Sryan.
\. NJ. Worsham & Bro, Greenvllle.
j. 4. Sullivan * Co ,ors cana.
@. j. Greed, Mckinney.
}, Taylor Il Co., Abilene.
y Nicno, Tyler.
II. l.. Smith 4 Co., Lougview.
III e. Alexander, Bonham.
:. NJ Hamilton, Paris
Scarbor, ugh u Hicks, Rockdalu.
Ruoey & Co., Gainesville.
Muckelroy & Martin, Terrell.
Schwoer 4 Co, sherman,
j. \, Hahn 4 Co., Denton.
y, q. Evans 4 Co. Fort Worth.
Momask. Slnrgls = 90 rav,n,
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p,,,r,c, Csurl-oc,obc, Term

Tho October term OF the district
court convenes Monday. Yesterday
wss tho last day of service ard the
deputy SHERIFF. were kept busy serv-
Ing writs. The docket is largo aud a
number OF Interesting cases are
boskad,
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Mr.. Btasi,'s A, estInge,

Elder Black, of Indiana, will begin
his series of IL estings in the Commsrce
street Christien church of this city
nsxt Sunday morning. Those In sur.
rounding cities and towns DESTROYS of
hearing tho distinguished preacher
should mako II note of this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

Have used TongalinsIn facial neura,
gia with happy elect, obtaining relief
IN short time. q. A. Williams, Al.
d., Hardin, lllinoie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

At THE ST. oEoRuH,
d II Harris, ovilla, J J Miller,
Plano, d Coifsy. Plano, 4 J Warren,
Texas 4 Pacific railway, 8 W wailsce
rsrsslls 9 Cooley Cirard, Kansas,
y NeSssy Lameg MIsscuril q y
- S sss ~ ssss'' INV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

The DAlla, pos,oflics has on hand
about 1000, postal cards. Letters In.
tended 70 be delivered under the sps.
cisi ueltSefy system should have an.
other IN addition 10 the special dell v
cry stsmrs, tho regular TWO cent
postage stamp also.
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MIRACULOUS Escape.
w. w. Reed, druggist, OF Winches-
TONERS, Mra. Louisa Pike, BartoLia,
Randolph county, Indiana, was long
sufferer with consumption, and WIS
given up 10 die by har physicians. She
hoa d of DR.. Kings Now Discovery for
Consumption, and began buyingi. Of
ms. In six month"; time phe walked
to this city, distspco of six mtles,
aud ~ now 80 much improved she has
quit usiDs II. She feels abs owes her
life to it." Frao trial bottles at W. IL.
Howell & Co.'s drug stcrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

Nek n Patent Medicine
| Kidney affections ara at onco abated
nv benson's Cspciuo Porus plasters
Bet than nauseuus doses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

love II, lovo II, ard who ,hsil dare
10 cnide me for loving my SoZoDoNT
there?
I've useo II, snd blessed II, n thousand times
I'LL my breath Is NJ sweet nv u poets
rhymes,
TIL my teeth arc Us white as diamonds
rare.
OIL apr,clous thing Is my sozoDoNT fair.
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Tho Gem ar,i,s r.,i.,

The Gem OF the Tsilet
tue world says " SOzoDONr. 1t ron.
dors she tenl h poarly white, givss TO tho
breath u fragrant odur, cxtinguishinE
the ill'humois which usually flow
from bnd and nss leotcd cot Of toeth,
SOZoDONTls So convenient, and pro-
duces a sensation at once 40 delightful
tina II makes IL . pleasure TO use II.
Unite your shattered China with
ErALpfNo's GLvR.
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Boots aud Shpes.

We have just received & complete line Of BG0Ts AND
SHSfS. Our CHtLDREE'S SCHOOL sHuE can. be sur
passed for durability end cheapneSs rsaglug in prices
a. teiow,: 81, Sl.25, 81 50, Si.,5. S2and S2,25.
Ladies' Walking Shoes at 81. So So So, so. S3, $3.50,
ana 81.
eleus Boys Boes aud Shses at Sl.5o, SO, $500,
So ans $3.50; all the very best value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THE CHEEKY prospect Of industry in tie
South is worthy Of congratulations. The
North has long pridsd herself upon the
dignity held By labor in her midst, bdt the
following from q Yicks6urg paper indicates
az honest dignity attached to labor in the
South that IS Citing example to be fol
lowed BY the people Of every NOOK and cor
ner Of our land
"Ourciti and towns, many OF them. are
smoky, and the hum Of the saw. the ring
of the hammer and the rattle OF machinery
are rivals to the mstutinGl piano lesson or
the evening serenade. Labor is becoming
honorable, and not to labor ia u disgrace
The msl .. boy who can DO something
but who will not hsS EG2p3 his level, and
those who will and do work are running
over bin. Happily the old prejudices
against honorable labor are rapidly passing
sway, and coming generations will feel, as
they should be taught to feel, that the
sweat drops on the brow of honest toll are
honorable Jewels; that the tools of the
skilled artisan ara trophies Of noSler
ehivalry than ever couehed the lance or
welded the sword" The time is coming
yes, it is now here-wheu the skilled in
dustrias zili rank with and receive the rec
ognirion Of equal dignity with professional
pursuits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

A DIS MoISEs, Iowa, paper eonSratu'
iatss its'resders upon the fact that, after
bitter struggle, bare msjority Of the city
council has voted not TO offer any induce
nents whatever to outside capitalists to
make that place the seat Of their industrial
and manufacturing interests. Des Moines
may have some peculiar reasons tor sueh
congratulations that other cities know not
of, but should Wheeling congratulate her
self upon such a non-progressiSe snd silly
iiea as Dss Noines PrOclsims, the eoneiu-
sion would be accepted By thinking men
everywhere that she wanted to get back
into the woods again as soon IS EosEibls,
ii Dss Moines Is not sn exceptional city
sud persists in publishing Such sentiments,
she will soon be lefr far behind in the race
or prosperity The outlay Of capital in
developing the industries Of city ia nee
essary for making its prosperity. Tie
world moves and cities must move with It
or 90 down under the feet Of those that do
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
pRnE SIMMER ON SOCIALISM

The following from speech delivered
by Prot. ". G. SUMNER, Of Yale College
before 3 socislistic gathering at New
Haven shows what that great political
sconomis! thinks Of the subject Of social.
ism.
81 DO not come here as volunteer
speaker. If you don't believe what have
TO say, it viii be true all the same. don 4
care to ley down any doctrines. Let the
Socislistic schools 90 on. Each will hold
the other down. Carl Marks doctrine
that all value is due to labor is false. No
body can be a boss without capital. Now
what Is capital There are three cases
which represent the extremes OF misery
and happiness. First, there is the man
who works today 10 pay for yesterday S
dinner. Then there is the man who works
to-day Tor to-day's dinner. The third case
is that of man who works to-day for to-
morrovs DINNER. The first man is
falling behind, the second is Just even,
the third man is the only real
capitalist OF the trio. The cases cover the
whole ground. He who has the capital
has an immense advantage of the others,
and has the whole world of bis feet The
other fellows are worse Of than wild beasts
Now what is the reason of this2 When
Robinson Crusoe went on that desert Is
land what was q shipload of gold to him
CON pared to q needle, an axe or q saw?
Why, because the axe and needle and saw
are his capital. This flake Of flint in my
hand is the Oldest relic of mans existence
you can find. With 1t he began industry,
and with it men raised himself above the
level of the brute5. The wild animal
must walk around until ne Ends
something to eat If that runs short
hs must die. That piece Of flint is
the seed of this worlds civilization. With
out capital no one can bear up. Suppose
q lot OF US set out to walk to Hartford.
Suppose we all have the same capacities
and all agree to get there together. Now,
/ the Wors. walker Of the lot can set the pace
for every man of that caravan. People
talk about men being down and Of equality
among all. There is no such thing as
equality amorg men. Now those social
istic schemes have for the erd the destruc,
ton Of all Who have capital. In that
respect they are like pack Of wolves. |
saw an advertisement two yssrs ago which
said that sll those who wanted to get
highes wages must 20 TO q Ger.
tain place Now, that was what |
wanted. | vent there. They called
themselves Sovereigns of Industry. A
man came around aud asked 81 OF all OF
ua Iwent out, for wasn't looking for
that kind Of man. went down to hear
Herr Most the other night. He told us
We mat oil arm ourselves with swords.
What for To kill each other. What was
there to gain in thst7 didn't want to
kill any one, nor did want to be killed
! Dynamite resolutions don't make capital,
and if any one Gays anything can be made
except by brains snd grit and selt-denia'
he is our enemy What is socialism, any
way? Its common element - 10 destroy
aud disrupt. Now you can walk around
that and bite at it and squirm under it,
but sou can't get any more out Of It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
rHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wAR.

Accounts from the war between Servis
and Bulgaria, If true, indicate with the
exception OF yesterdays encounter, that
Servia is carrying victory over the Bulga-
rians wherever her soldiers march, and
that Prince ALExLSDER's cause IS likely to
be lost But so Enthusiastically are the re-
ports received from this farcf region and
30 uncertain are the fates Of battle that
the result can only be corjectured.
Should the war terminate within the
confines Of the little States of Servia and
Bulgaria, and none Of the European pow
ers be entApgled in the contest, however
long the war might continue or whatever
side might gain the final triumph, would
make little difference to Europe and much
less to America.
But Judging from the past history Ofthat
region the littls game that is now playing
may in the near future develop into nam
mOfQ prOpOrllOu6.. Au5lKiA 10 soAN ~ ~
mobihzing her troops and making prepare
tons to seize that long coveted part OF
territory lying about Salonica. Turkey
has her forces in readiness TO deal venge'
auce upon those who would dare sppro-
pirate her territory. Should either OF
these nations make an aggressive move
ueut Russia and perhaps England would
without doubt be drawn into the embrogho
That would mean the convulsion Of Eu-
rope
The United States will be an interestt d
lookeron. II is an axiom in the course OF
human events that while some nations are
eonvulsed By war and their products aid
trade greatly diminished, other nations
come in to share benefits. The question
OF a European war signifies much to
America, however much the people may
deplore q war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

NJ. DIS LEssEPs has 80. 900 men engaged
upon the Panama Canal. They are the
oE-scourings of nearly every country on
the globe. If De LEssEPs does net get the
money he is uow asking Of the French gov
eminent in order to Pnsh forward the work
all these will be turned loose upon Central
America and thousands OF them, oVing to
the sudden closing of the work, will be IN
able to get away. OF course they will Try
10 live in some way ard the course Their
dispositions urged BY their necessities may
compel them to pursue is not likely to
make 8 very pleasant experience for the
little Isthmus Of Panama. Such crowd
roaming the country would be almost like
= horde of Goths or Vsndsl4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THK fifty.uinth annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the B. & o. railroad was
held in Baltimore on Monday. The re-
port shows the revenues TO have been 81.
sl9,955 less than last year. The receipts
of the Pittsburg and ConnellSVille railroad
for the year ending September 30, 1885
we're 1899 ,969 -. The working ex.
pensss for the same period were 81 ,226,.
54O68, being Gl, 80 per cent, showing net
earnings s743, 49T4. The earnings were
S294,s66.O % less than those of the previous
year, and the expenses decreased SIG, l44,
showing net decrease compared with the
preceding year Of $26S, 7l20S. The IN
crease in the ratio Of working expenses
has been 6,S2 per cent, as compared with
'he preceding year. The results on the
Pittsburg division have been affected by
The almost entire suspension Of the coal,
coke, iron and steel industries, from which
q large portion of its revenue is derived.
The cutting of rates has had much to do
with the decrease Of profits. While in
some branches of trade there has
5een 9 decrease there has been an
Increase in Others. During the past year
there were carried to Baltimore over the
o. go, 4s, sos barrels Of aour and ], 1885,
zoe bushels Of grain more than the pre-
ceding year,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THE Nicaragua canal scheme 10 begin
ing to show it's head fer the next meeting
of Congress. The modest sum Of sixty
million dollars will be asked to secure the
digging Of the big ditch between the two
oceans. The projectors claim that the
Government would soon be gaining 9
handsome dividend upon the investment.
Ifthey could only convince capitalists that
such result would follow they would not
have to ask the assistance of the Govern
msnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
Public Sale Of Real Property.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VEST.
ID ed In me by deer. Q In the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling. entered on the 2iih day OF october,
1885 in the suit In chanc-ry therein pending, In
which Indiana KiDs horn Is p!aiu,in and flizabe'b
Kingho n and others arc defendants, will, On
SATURDAY, DECEMRER lie, 1887,
cell at tha front door Of the Court House. OF Ohio
county, the 'oIou ing scribed real property, that
Is 70 say; The full astGrn third Of lot numbered
80, fronting the u5Tth side Of Eighteenth tior-
merly Clasl street, In that part Of the city OF
wheeling know as Fest Wheeling, said third part
being bounded a. foilowa: Beginning at po!nt IN
the iouthern line Of sid lot OH Eighteenth
street Just one-ihid o! the breadth oil said
lot from the southeast corner thereof; III nee
10 raid corner; thence uGTthvardly along the East
line OF Fa'd lot 10 the northeast corner; thence
vests dly along ths north line OF raid Let, me
third OF The breadth thereof; thence In a straight
line 10 ths beginning, beirR the tamo properly
WhiIh vas conveyed TO tkS tald George Kinghorn
U.s. h'f'F' 81 '"' Wis " oSa @'''' Ap'' T.
TFRas OF SiLL-One.third Of the purchase
money, or 80 muth more thereof az the uTehaser
may elect. cash In hand On The day Of sale, and
the 70 naiucer IN tu0 EQUAL InstalneI IL, pay able
respective 10 one and tEo ears from the dsy Of
sale with interest from that day, the title being
retained until the payment OF the dc erred install
ments and the purch' ser csnspg the boil Ing on
the property 10 be injured In ,of @ insurance
company TO be selected by me. for the sam Ct one
thousand dollars more ioF the iosiher securing
the losi under the Ps!iSg 6siag Y ads raysbls TO
me. HESRf RUSSELL,
Special Conmission,T
W. II. RLLLEE, AusiiOheer.
hereby certify that b0Ed With sunseisnt re.
eurIty hss bssn giUp by The saii 81 ecisl com.
missioner q. reqoind by sGij tfr'e.
Given undei my hind thiI 10 ih day Of Oyea
Der, 1895. THOMAS N. DABRAH,
Clerk Of the sOnicpAI Court Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THE next meeting OF the Ohio Legisls'
ture will have sixteen contest cases to de-
eide One Of the contests is from Hook
ing one from Knox and fourteen from
Hamilton. There are larger States in the
Union than Ohio, but when it comes to
election contests she comes out ahead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

7 WILL BE AT MY OFFICE IN TIE PUR-
Il lie Buildlng ir0m o'elsek p. N. until 20 D. m.
every night during this and next week to receive
Olty taxes rom those who want 10 save the 2 per
cent dteount. All persons who cannot spare The
time through the day should avail thtmlslves Of
this opportunity. Interest will Re added at the
rate Of 10 PER cent per anrum after the hrst Of
DRcsnbEr, 1eS5. n. c. CRAWFORD,
uossdasa City Collector.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THERE are forty bodies awaiting etema-
ton at the crematory at Mount Oivst, K
T., that is to be completed soon. This
speaks g great change in public sentiment,
Only few years ago every attempt at II
PRODUCING cremation was almost unant
mously pronounced an effort to revive
cruel relic Of barosrism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THE editor Of the Pocshonlss Times last
week had to get out bis paper without sDy'
thing to priHt it on. He says the hack
that WAS to bring bis supplies travels slow
er than tortoise on three legs" Judging
BY the sloWness with which The mails tray,
el through some Of our interior counties, a
good many other hacks mus! be in the
same prsdicsment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

REv. DR. Grossly, CT New York, has IS
sued a pastoral letter advising his cOngrs-
gatiou 10 boycott Sunday newspapers.
Following ont thst principle We may ex-
uect soon to hear Of his bOycOtGng dinners
cooked on Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THE BLAND silver dollars are PihDg up
in the vaults at Washington, and therr
friends are trying to convince the people
that the proper way to get then into cireu'
is,ion is to 20 on piHng up others on tor
nftham
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19
FOR SALE.

AT No. 1880 MARKET sTEEr, ONE PLAT
"A form Spring Wagon, with top, suitable for
q grocery delivery was,nn also, three spring, one
or two horse wagon, no top, made for undertaking
business. have Second hand Top and 10 Top
Bugsi.s, also one new Buck Wagon.
nolab ROBERT LUXE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-19

THE arguments in the "circuitOus' man
Jsuus case in Cincinnati have been heard,
but it ia though! the eOurt will not render
q decision until next week. Meanwhile
both parties sre feeling uneasy.