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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
THE CITY.


-. j. NJ. Shrider, benson;
eIs u cincinnati; g. NJ. Williams,
HNtsril Iobn Wallis, Austin; l..
wiz, g. $. Baldwin, Detroit;
BanNyn Galyestoni Miss Emma
y, ,u.,,rswick: j. Mullins, Bolton;
BIuVw oodburry; Jno. s. Conger,
N Go.h,, p r.; ID. A. Walker, San
;, seontchins, Mansfield; T..
\ ri y, ,p CIeburne; q. H. Hender-
'ioi n,,p springs; z. NJ. Merideth,
|falpnu tf,ss I'M. johnson, Weather
sSie ,5ooreman, G. O.. Stanton,
: , = Groot, u. 5. NJ. s.; w. g..
n w. / ID. Staples, Houston;
clH and wife, and Miss Marion
pgV. tbbott Co.; j. c. Crowdus,
a,n'M Mich; DR. f. Benjamin, Mt.
y w Peter Jackson, Elvaston,
Y ia' Manson, Hamilton, H.; John
w, ,"rry strong, Iowa; Peter Gilsey,
% John Scott New Orleans;
4 o'Neil, Chicago.
j p,ctvlck: X. NJ. Harmon, st.
q I'm ~, w. Edwards, I. & p, II. r.;
A l n"jn Mt. Sterling, Ky; C. c.
Dallas; j. G, Taylor, Burling-
J. W. Dodson, st. Louis; B.
y, DALLAS; A. IL. Afford, Wills
\ s'bn Howard, city; w. A. Beatty,
\ w,y. DIR. X. II. Chiffon, j. z.
a Iyongyiew, Texas; IL j. A.. STRAIN,
n H.; S. S. Floyd, Galveston;
A assimer. st. Louis; w. Il. Horribly,
gsgons; +. a. Coleman, Corpus
4 n. 4. Bomar, Henrietta; George
A An Queen and Crescent; j. c..
a iseksboro; n II. Granger, city;
4 ,.nrnm. New York; w. IL. Per-
f,its. william Ketchum and g.,
4 i,chlson, Kas.; John A. Elder,
Y asant, Pa; +. +. Hickey, ST..
n ,occhio's: Lee Levy, Fort Worth;
*,rter, Seymour; j. W. Dodson, St.
4 Corner Mott, sherman; Miss
Miss Humphreys, Wichita Falls;
a NJ Johnson, Weatherford; r. C..
. waco; W. l.. GanSon, Marshall;
Eyocl, Coffeyville, Kas; l.. b. Mutt
KIN, wichita Falls; Ed lie Claire,
M D. p. Clark and wife, Louis.
HI Henderson, Miss Sue Henderson,
h Falls; d. G. Brown, Jacksboro,
HI II Van DYKE. Sedalia, Mo. /:
I'M Miller, Buffalo, n Y; II. w.
81 Louis; Miss Sue II. Jones,
1nrton, d. c.; w. ID. Dunlap,
n Miss: j. H. l.. Bray, New
"a. ]. C. Mcclellan and wife, Lon
henn.; william A, Woldert, Toler,
Ahe Mansion hotel: II. j. Ilensley,
!, AM. Bush, Boliver; A. S. Lips
i Mn. C. l.. Cox, Sweetwater; A.
IA Blum; II. B. Whitworth,
6snyiIle;Miss Nora Samuels, Temple;
Saipes, Dallas; j. IL. Wayland and
.ue; G !. Barksdale, |. n. Mctcalf,
sHe; +. II. Bunch, Wichita
c. Repple and lady, Decatur;
Patrick, Galveston; j, o. Withers,
N; l.. b. Hudson, Breckenridge!
Kendall, r +. Bonner, Pilot Point;
Rsmsey, st. Louis; w. II, Witten,
atss, Vail, G. Eustis, Henrietta;
Jtaerson, VIM. c. Koogh, Hong
China; T. w. Wiles, Mt. Calm; f.
|bgn, city; N Henderson, Wichita
D. G. Smith, Wichita Falls;
h Powell, city; j. Laing, Weather
Tom N. Clark, Boston; T. t. Par
fdroekmorton; Louis c, Wise, abb
|G. B. Moore, Bowie; j Z. Warren,
IL j. A. Glenn, Galveston; w r
|Tcxarkana; A, o. Cord, Louisville;
Mitchell, Houston; j. IL Turner,
|uis; 0. C. Melton, city; Frank c.
b., DR., Brantz Poisson, San Fran
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

iN'hh'AANN'N'AH ~ Nft'hf N'''f
femember," said the general, "of
h farm settled in Virginia, and
b other improvements an elegant
h Of the finest grated fruits ever
10 that state was set out on that
Among the variety of the fruit,
Is occupied Il large space in the
~. In after years visit TO that
reVealed the fact that one pf those
/ trees had grown to the Immense
" eight feet in diameter (making
flour feet in circumference and
sced annually from 70 to $50 bushels
Prizes, for which the owner received
bushcl Yes,n continued the gen
lam satisfied that cherries can be
FED In this state in as great alum
as in Virginia"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
Ihe Rev, DIR, De Hass.



The former pastor of the Central NJ. f
Church. the Rev DR.. +. S. De Hsss, who
has gained so much fame both as a writer
and lecturer on Oriental lands and scenery,
bas taken up his abode at Martins Ferry,
on the Ohio side of the river, in Belmont
county, about mile above Wheeling, West
Va. He oN Us there a beautiful country seat
"a fine residence of almost pslstisl proper
rions-wilh farm of nearly 200 acres part
of which is most valuable river bottom land.
Mr.. De Hass came into possession of this
farm in a most singular and unexpected
way Some years ago special friend and
relative. who owned the place and who had
fitted it up with great care and
at large outlay of money,
ard who was interested in neighboring
manufacturing industries, became heavily
involved. The time came when the prop
erty had to be sacrificed, and at the solicits'
ton of the owner Mr.. De Hass bought the
property with the view of saving it, hoping
that in a short time the owner would be
able to redeem it. The disaster to the
friend proved so extensive and 80 thorough
that this hope has never been realized, and
row Mr.. De Hass is in possession of great
estate. He finds himself reconciled to the
situation by the fact that ne has been
able to pay for the place in full; that
it is therefore clear Of all membranes,
and as he himself has attained to an age
when the exscting labors Of parish are be-
coming more or less irksome, he can make
this attractive country home his resort, and
rest in advancing years. The writer Of this
spent an afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs De
Hsss at their Martins Ferry home on Mon.
day last, and found them both in the best of
health and spirits. Mr.. De Hass was on
the eve of departing on six weeks trip
through the West on a leeturing and preach.
ing tour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

On thursday next municipal judge is
10 be elected and the loan ordinance is to
be voted upon. judge JEFFERs, the pres
ent efficient incumbent, is the only caudi'
date the REGISTER Is aware of. Democrats,
however, ought not to stay sway from the
polls because there appears to be
no opposition. On the contrary,
thew ought to vote if for no other
purpose but to indicate their appreciation
of 3 faithful public officer. It is likely the
question Of loan or no loan will bring on
quite number of voters, and in voting for
the one let the voters show their interest in
the judgeship BY voting also for
the candidate. 1t requires a
threeHfhs vote to authorize
the loan and al citizens who are in favor Of
extricatiug the city out Of her present 6nsu-
cial difficulties ought not to stay at home.
Those who are opposed to il viii certainly
vote. Those in favor should not intrust to
others what duty imposes on them. Let
all citizens vote either one way or the other.
Let there be q full vote and genuine ex'
, q ,,ioa of the wishes ofthe people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
This Beats the Old Baton Trick.

II beg your pardon said slOuchlly
dressed individual, reaching for bur which
adhered to the costsleeve Of gentleman
Just ahead of him; there's bur on your
coat, sir; permit me to remove it. d"
Thank you; no consequence" said the
gentleman, himself removing the bur. The
impecunious one struck an attitude, told
the regulation story of hunger and preferred
a request of 10 cents with which to buy
bread. He got the money, but still fingered.
What is it. nv man.? asked the gentle
map. please, sill" replied the tramp,
you have my bur in your hand. I'd like
it. if you please. 1t is my capital you
know" Your capital? "Ies, my CAPT,
tai; you see, stick it on to cove what
locks downy, you know, and then step up
and takes il of. Sometimes | only gets
thanks for my trouble, and sometimes |
don't get that much; and then some Of en-
comes down handsome. Yes, boss, that's
my capital; couldn't do business without it;
have to shut up shop, you know"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
DIED.

6OOD-On Saturday, May 70, at 10 p. M, JULIA
s., youngest daughter Of the late II. c. Good.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services
at the family residence Tuesday afternoon al three
O'clock Interment private.
CORRIGAN Sunday, May oath, 1885. at $50
O'Clock q m, MICHAxL CoRRIsAN, IN the Slst year
Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence in MARSHALL eoun.
~, Tuesday morning at O'Clock. Services viii be
held at the Church Of the Immaculate Conception
at $50 O'Clock Interment at MI Calvary cemetery.
Friends are invited to attend.
MERKLE-On Monday, May 25th, at T:I0 a. M,
FRED, tsln sou Of Henry and Lizzie Msrkle, ayei
1 year, 6 months and 10 days.
Funeral services at the family residence, No. 80
South Broad way, this afternoon ct o'clock. Inter-
nent private.
OGARA-Mondsy, May 25th, 1885, at I:so a. NJ,
BslDGKr OGARA, In the 5Sth year Of her age.
Funeral from bar residence, No. iTs SeTsn!seuth
street, Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock. Services
At the Cathedral at O'Clock. Intermeut At Mt.
Calvary cemetery, Friends are invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
GOOD ADVICE.

Ssys the Weston Democrat: From the
want of sufficient rain during this month,
the meadows are exceedingly backward, and
If it shonld even be seasonable from this
out, We cannot hope for fun hay crop this
season, and il VIII be wise in our farmers to
recognize this fact and endeavor to pro.
vide against q scarcity Of feed for next win.
ter. Some Of our farmers are preparing to
raise q crop cf millet. The seed cost from
$3.50 to $3.50 per bushel, the latter figures
represents the best quality, and we
would advise using the best seed.
1t can be sown any time between
now and the 10th Of July. 1t requires half
bushel Of seed to the acre and produces
from two to four tons per acre. 1t is cut,
cured and stacked as hay; but the stacks
should be topped with hay as the millet
does not turn water 80 well as hay. Those
who do not wish to try millet can get good
substitute for hay by planting corn in drills;
or some SOW II broadcast with excellent re-
suit. If the ground is rich it is probably
better to SOW broadcast, but If it should be
thin land drilling would be better. The
millet might be sown on wheat ground as
soon as the wheat is harvested.
This advice is both sensible and timely,
and the farmers everywhere that The advice
is applicable, ought not to neglect it. 1t
viii be well TO remember the Inconvenience
and expense of procuring food for stock dur
ing last winter, because Of the seasons IN
usual length and severity, and consequent
shortage, and also the great loss Of stock in
several counties for want Of the necessary
food, Farmers ia these counties have not yet
recovered from the loss caused BY this
scarcity. Among many, both stock and
funds are gone. They cannot afford to I'M
dergo another such ordeal Should there
be drought this yearit would be very diff
cult, and in many places almost impossible
to obtain food. Our farmers should use
every opportunity offered to lay up suff-
cient supplies for next winter, and thus
avert repetition OF last winters disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

ANOTHER hope of the Mormon polygsmists
is gone. The decision OF the U. S. Supreme
Court last March took away their hope that
the EDNEXDS law is unconstitutional, and
that they would be allowed to continue their
practices unmolested. Since this resulted so
they hoped to have retreat among the
Yaoui Indians Of Northern Mexico, and they
made a treaty with them and got permission
to form settlements upon their lands. But
these Indians are now reported conquered
by the Mexicans, and pOlygsmists must
look for some other congenisl cline.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

The United States, as well as Russia, is
likely to have a boundary dispute With En-
gland. The treaty between England and
Russia, made in 1925, for the purpose Of
defining the boundary between Alaska and
the Northwest Territory, is reported By an
officer Of the Coast Survey to be so faulty
in scientific precision that there are grave
doubts whether a considerable extent Of
border territory belongs to England or the
United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

THE commencement exercises Of WASH
INCToN and LEE University begin Sunday,
June IA, with the bsccalaureate sermon by
Rev JoHx Hall, D. D., of New York. On
Monday occur the annual regatta and the
FINAL celebration of literary societies; on
Tuesday meet the Board Of Trustees and
the Alumni Association, also the reunion Of
Alumni and banquet take place. On We'd
nesday the diplomas, certificates and prizes
are to be awarded, and centennial poem
by Mrs. MARGARET ]. PREsTON is to be
read by Col. j. 7. L. PRESTON. The exer-
cises viii close with final ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

HrI KIN, Chinese student, discOursed
in Methodist pulpit at Pittsburg Sunday
evening, on China, its People, Customs and
Religious Needs"
Hui KIN came to America in 1872. He
speaks English with ease and his talk was
listened to with marked attention and in
terest He said of China: This word is
unknown among the Chinese. They have
several names Eor their country, the most
common ones being those which being
translated mean, The Middle Kingdom and
the Central FlOwery Kingdom These
names signify the belief that it is centre of
Of the world, geographically, and also that it
is the great central light of civilization, cul-
ture and art
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
Public Sale of Real ProueI

TN PURSUANCE OF THE AurHoprry
i In me by decree al the Munl,,r''' =.
Wheeling made on the "a day Il ApriI ~
suit in chancery therein Pending In xbI,AtI
McCurdy's administrator il plslotIs ,,I ~
McCurdy and others Are dclcnLsuu wi =,
SATURDAY, THE a3d DAY oFN,y
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H.. SrI up.M,
ton, at the front door OF the cour, hon :,
county, the following described rsl n-,o,-,
is TO cay: The north one-ha.. d l., e.
seventy-iive (75l In Eor's addition 10 H.
Wheeling, together With al the improreps,,,
on or thereto belonging
TERMS oF SALE 90 One hail Of Iln r
money and 50 much more a. the pq-rh co. 49,
cash on the day OF sle, and the rcmvrj., (,
year, with interest from the dAv %, ,.a IA,
chaser giving bic mote for the deferred i,,' !
and the title being retained as Serur,Iy .l.r5 y
HENRY NJ. RIsEl
spcCih Cp4glls.rl
hereby certify that bond la, l-tu given
said special commissioner in the a,ve,g a
a. required by Law. THOS. 81. pAKgI,1
sp2i Clerk Of the Municipal Count o! Was,
The above sale Is postponed until Sllgrl,,
~, lss. n. N Russ II
m!2ol Special Comui,a N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
A Suggestion the Girls viii Not Like.


A Georgia hen has laid an egg shaped
ike dumb-5ell, and fowl in this State
has evolved an egg as fat as plate, orna.
mented with fEgree work. Now that hens
have embarked in the business Of decora.
tive art-placque painting, etc, it is feared
that the fashionable girls occupation will
soon be one-though she might assist her
mother to perform her household aud cul-
mary duties-sn art in which she need sp.
prehend no competition from the euterpris,
Ing hen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

TnE members OF the Mexican press will
make an excursion through our country
next month. This cannot fail to De of in
terest and Importance to both republics. 1t
will be the means of giving each country a
better knowledge of the institutions, re,
sources and business interests Of the other,
and will no doa5; do much toward estab-
fishing friendly relations and in increasing
commercial intercourse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

NEw YORK merchants are now discussing
the question, Shall a Saturday half holiday
be given to employees throughout the sum-
mer months? Such a measure would make
the heart of the wearied help beat for JOY,
and he would work all the harder the other
Eve and q half days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

THE G. o P. of Illinois, sforetime was
not in the habit Of making such fuss over
q len that Brought forth but one chicken at
setting. LOGAN made his election By 8
scratch and the political hacks have gone
wild over i. Two years hence you can put
Illinois down as Democratic State. Also
Iowa and Minnesota.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

THE locus. plague in California threatens
to become worse than in former years. The
locust are destroying the vegetation and
filling the springs and wells from which the
people draw supplies Of water for them
selves and stock. They are making their
appearance in Eastern Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

The Grand Army boys are lighting their
battles Ger again, but instead of attacking
mess pork, and raw at that, garnished with
son old hard tack, they are samphng the
toothsome laEcle3 that connOisseur Mar
tin so temp'iDgly displays to their CASTRO,
nomic satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

an SATURDAY. THE THlRTlEIB DAT
~ MAY, 1883, beginning at 10 o.oiSt A
the front door OF the Court Ii0use Of Ohio %
West Virginia, by virtue o! q drd d tai'
and executed by VIM. X. Eson and May }. Y
his vile, 10 the undcrigDei trDlss, bsiisl
the I'D day Of November. lsS2, and rtoprte1
Office OF the cleik OF the County C0gr o.
county, West Virgins, In Dced o! Trust b, !
10, at pages numbered three hundred ard %
three hundred and two, will sell, al pab.f az
the following described property, ior.i ~
certain piece Of land or ground situate % ~
street., In the city Of wheeling, ono oolai' ]
Virginia, that s TO say: the parts o. i9b t-n
thiIiy.two 1877 and ihirty.fve l5' " 6lh
dition 20 the city OF Wheeling, al laf um'
date OF said deed OF trust Owned and oFaPY
said VIM. X. Elson and Mary J. tASn, ~
with the building, and improvement t'i'oa|
the appurtenapces thsrcunLO Belonging sh
same property conveyed TO the aid No y
and Mary J. Elson 10y several d~ri' diea
lively, January 9Th, is59, May oh, p's; ioa
vemBer 10, 1872, and o. record In The ols
clerk OF the County Court VI Ohio county W.
gInia, In Dssd Books No IS, psgs w. No '''I
az, and No. GO, page PSI respectively.
TERMS OF collaborating q w Ih'
money and a. much more a. the peVhDst
elsci, eash In hand; the residue Thereof w.
Ell, in two equal instslnen,' Ps',eH " o.
two yean respectively from The dy ~
purcka,cr 10 give bis note, With gc1f e-sI'i
The deferred psyments, and the legal 'iis
tanned until the purChase none J. pal1 ~ 80
Title believed 10 - psriecI, bat sling -,
/ will convey only such tlue AZ Vt pt'.nS
said deed OF trust. WI ~ EIChAhUr n,
WV. II. HALLER, Auc'ioDHer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

THE newes; addition to he advantages Of
Yale College is detective, who keeps a
record OF me class marks Of the students,
the quantity of s,imulsnts he uses, the
names of the girls he is sweet on, the num-
Der of times he is arrested the amount of
his fines, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
Spartan Economy.

When Philip Of Macedon wrote to the
Spartan ephors: IF l enter Lsconis l will
level Laeed@mon to the ground" he re-
ceived for answer the single but insigni6
cant word If Telegraph rates between
Macedon and Lacedpmon must have been
unusually high.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

SECRETARY WHITNEY appears to know
DOLHIS when he sees one. he also knows
something about splicing the main brace,
and that Roach don't deserve his grog until
he earns IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

INWstauGs county, North Carolina, Mrs.
Mary McNeely died recently, aged Ill
years. She was born in that county in
liza on land then ownsd by Daniel Boone.
She preserved good health until two years
ago. Her age is perfectly well authentica-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
FOR RENT.
EoR RENF.

MY FINE ooUsTRr EE S...is. ll.usz|
MI De Chantsl s,ation, On 80 70, % d
and Baltimore railroad ~ ~. an, easrS
cellar and porehe ou h,is, "a "a ,s,,0- p1h;5s
sh Sy rs rsn, ,.esr.ts,y iro. the !,ns " "
'i 40 %; q; islss Sdsl D..,sss T. 80 =
ooutsinirs siI Rooms asd p..e - si ,.tssf
xs,sI n Re door. GOOD tenant
bo:h n nuoderz;e rztes- pL KINBEtLI
psrO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
Quick Mt Figures,
NEG Iort ST..

-TtI. IWA ~.
Young Featherly Ito hostess)-""l on have
Mrs. Bob, yes, / have boy years
old, and little girl of ).
Young Featherly (astounded )-"Ideclsre
how time fiesl 1t doesn't seem possible
that you have been married twelve years"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

TALNAGE says that tinkering with the
Bible is like some 'nfernal iOonOclsst trying
to improve the paintings Of a RuBESs or a
RApHAEI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

SENATOR EDNUSDs contemplatss bringing
bill before the next session Of Congress to
assist all Indians, who so desire to become
American citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

GES. LOGAN was so near drowning that
the Republicans can hardly realize he is
safely out Of the water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

Tbs Navy wants reyitaiziug.. 1t is nearly
dead Whitney has young blood. Stand
out of the way and give the boy q chance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRrsT uI
ID by James q. Whyie, trustee. To me a. u }
dated the 18Th day o! April, 1857, All ii "A
amor & the land records Of Ohio county, ". y,]
deed OF trust book No Is, pare 5l!, sdsll, On
Saturday, the Goth day of June, iss
al 10 O'Clock a. m, at the irOnt door Of To q
Houfe OF nid Ohio county, W. Va, prsrrI A
the following real estate, that Is 10 NJ:
can OF lot No. ~, IN Eon aud Chaplain LlI
to the city Of Wheeling, W. Va. Icing oil Nv
the west side OF MsIkeI street 10 sad ciiy, I'd
Twenty third and Twenty. iomti ,lreu' go
feet oil the Forth side Of Said LOT No. " saea|
sold to J. II. Whyte BY Grorge Watson AM .
deed. which is Of record In ohio county, "
deed book No. rs, p, co.,
FIRMS or SLLE-Ons-thirl Cssi; balance 10
and two years, secured.
ALFRED Caldwell, Trurl
lIbsfIiYJ. n. Ia NM 10 Ik., NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26

The smokers of the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes will be interesting to know
that they are now also packed loose in neat
card board boxes containing fifty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
TUESDAY. MAY IS. 1855.

VIcTOR HrGO bequsathsd $4,000 of his
property to the poor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
Highland Place, We||sbuI
Choice BUILDING Lots For SAX

YNHESE LOTS ARE SITUATE IN EoRTHE
i WellsbUg on the 'PlaTau OF scoa4 ID
overlook ing the town, the Villages NJ Ndvy
Lszearville, the river, both railroad, With
the town OF Mingo and Pan. Handle lilFuai
distance, and are within ten minuiss' Yah o.
the W. llsburg or Lazearyille depou 1hy ara
the high water mark OF 1884, and srs ooass!sd !
the gas mains on PleDant avenue Of the unit
Sycamore street. and also with the ETY. By .
plank walk. Address W ". TAgky
ns7b Weli,burl ",
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-26
Short Creek Farm for Sd

THE Farm EsOWs AZ IBEyLs,t -
IN. al scra and n polss. ntuItsd 90 he
II. w. ~ KY. II. L.
On In front and short creek Of the "a, ~.
Oh terms 10 silt Purehassr. 10. s,,1I
loo apple tree. Of the BE-, as,ns ,ss 500
and other fruit tres. Cndsnyins
100 ACRES OF Quail
The vein being 81 feet Thick. r HlIk
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