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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
now ,uI srRIkI WAS StrrIiD
Between the knights al Labor aud
IcNHs \ ST tuuiS ttatINNl.


The ENAMlNER has been placed in
possession OF the following circular is
sued by the Is of l., district assem-
bly IS. which explains how the strike
on the T. " II. l.. was settled:
Contract entered into this day between
the officers of the 4. y st. l.. Rail
way in Texas and the executive
committee of district assembly No.
IS. N. of |.
hIE TENA-. August %. lN'5.
FIBsr That all men that quit work
los strike bc rc-iusta,cd, and they shall
not be discharged for any action taken
in said strike for wages due them; but
tins shall not cover any negligence, in
Temperance or neglect OF duty. The
above men shall have thirty days no.
ticc before being discharged. except
for cause In case of raise of wages
asked for bN men they shall give the
railway company thirty days notice,
and in case of reduction the company
/ shall give men thirty days notice OF
their intention. All old employees
shall have preference il they desire io
work
SECOND An differences between
railway company and men must hC
settled 10y arbitration.
l.. Il FISH
! Agent for Receiver T.. y ST l.. Ity. Co
i. II. GuIuEN,
/ H. VI. W and Chairman of the EN'
ccutivc Board.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

They know Il heap, too. turtles do
said the colonel, "nnd it takes right
sharp man to get ahead of 'cm. I've
thought at times they could reason
almost as well a. We can Lots of
good horse SENSE IN the hard heads,
and I'll put up gold on il. liz the
way the curious"st thing ever saw
with turtle happened when ! was
visiting down to lili-caNnc bay. WAS
stopping with my old friend
General luublcs. He had
u crawl full of turtles, and
one morning early he went out to get
one so we could have soup for din.
ncr and some steak, for break last J
went along with him for he had u
pint flask in his pocket and ! didn't
want him to get to far out of my
sight. ] hadn't had my morning
dram Yet and was powerful dry.
After We got to the crawl the general
handcd me the flask, turned his back
ON me and took good one. Ate
he got hi, he selected - young turtle
and took it out of the water and
turned ituVcr on it. back. 1t WAS d
green turtle, Weighed about forty
pounds. and was u- tat rs butter. TIA,
general took ont hi, knife to cut of
Its head, but just ~ he got it abou
thrcr-quartrr> OIL one of his niggcr
Il. Ia 4 b.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Francis Joseph "Aud who are
vouy" Minister Kelley II mu Hob.
sons choice. You cam take Inc o!
nothing
German joke. Puurpa 60 th,
clerk who now The servant Girl kiss
ed has Pay you tor thi,;' Clerk
"No; this | do without charge"
Jones y ou.vc been II bad lot (hicl
from the beginning Woman first
lhiD tempted man ,hicJ to eat. Mrs.
Jones Well. may he She did. But
hc took to drinking on his own ac.
count
Ana tquc lady stepped idto Chi.
cago lumber yard office aud said: 81
would like "a piece of board 80
u - T. long "Do YOU want
ii dre,-cdT Certainty. sir: do You
mean to insult me-
81 have never given YOU creditit for
knowing, very much, madam, said Il
blunt old bachelor, "but--' sir,
she interrupted. "do YOU wish to i'll
suit "But. he continued, 81 have
alWay> admired your grace and beat
ty.' Il accept YOUR apology, said
the lady
landladN handing bill to boardcr:
This is the torty-scvcnth time, MIR
Jones, have presented this bill.
Boardcr, taking il from her hand and
examining it critically. as that SO,
Mrs. Sweet? Well ii doesn't show
the wear and tear at all Have YOU
any idea who manufactures this pa
per-
Maud write. to ask our advice ~ to
whether She would better keep iii
airy Wei, Maudic, if YOU began
writing in the dear little book last
january. and have been conliding
your valuable thoughts to il pcriodi.
Hll} ever since, We should advise you
To keep it sacrcdly by all means. 1t
might make sensation somcw her,
if YOU let it ret into the waste
paper barrel by mistake boston
lpurual
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
"a coming o,nclaI. ont 81 poIitlc..

From tu, piuludtlpAia luut-.
The action OF secretary Manning IN
resigming his position ~ chairman of
the democratic state committee OF
Sew \ ork, emphasizes the fact that
the dan when men could combine pa. =
,iSan and official duties j., past. Ever
since the change began some months
ago his policy has been pcrsucd.
Even the small po~tmastcrs who hold
positions ON township committee,
have given up their political work.
The policy presents n sharp con
trrst To that which prevailed for SEW
cru Years. When Mr.. Arthur was
collector of the Port of New York he
was continually member of some ol
the campaign committees, and WAS
chairman of the state committee long
after he had been elected ViCe-prcsi-
dent Conventions in many states
have been largely made up OF office
holders. and campaign committees
/ still more largely.
1t i,a irihulc to the strength of ia,
reform sentiment that the day of Sucl
pn.ttic. /, over More than any one
/ hing ha, this dcmoralilcd the public
service in that it has made the Office
mere auNillarie, to party effort No
body proposes to Interfere with lh'
rights of citizen simply because h'
accepts IN Office. but there are enough
men 10 carry on political work WIN
, out connecting parties so closely wltl
il By the selection OF olliccholdcr'
The new policy cannot be too mshI
commended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
Iltts ibitttuN.


We were in hopes that tul returns
from all the voting precincts III the
county would be given 10 the readers
of the ENAMINER this morning. but
every cndcaNur to secure them has
proved fruitlcs, We give the result
80 far rs obtained The other two
boxes, Geneva and Prairie Chapel,
have been sent in to the clerks Office,
but are scaled aud cannot be opened
until the county commissioners meet
to canvass the vote.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


in the fcn@inins portions ceuton"ry Oh I
,"''c s'F"'s ''' otntfe' lot ""Nes'"" ""' /
in'i"no'"
wy '"nncli meets to,hlRn|
hNc ana barley al al ,lc'
LET texans insure III 'hG l. -. y /
bu} Your groceries al l. 'aI'"eI s.
Inc prices "i i'os IAN" S""''s "t'l
competition from any quarter .,
resh groccr'c7 constantly ON Il'lu
al J.. 'Al'her -
ioor men 'atino' allo'H 10 HNe
Withou' projections ne d. a.
"nC'9 'hc ueS' ........
Cot'oh Ie'eip'' Yesterday 'IA'S 'o"'
oaIes' 'o.a' 10 ua,', nt-. n.., ,......
'll'INc'7 P'rit' 'l''Ia u" "c'""S'
th,y u" nor SUCK TO inc llPa'
naS'ahu uas 'nt lHest assn 'n'tnt
VI ltMclI! niu ""''''S c''' "''"s"'
I" ms h'arhc'' ~ -
r","ers. insure III ,ne = H. ~
PVn :" III toItls IL "SH"''a'.o''s'
MI .. II. ha're,l mas rc',lnvu 10 .
| ,'''H ,',S "".' r"''' ,''N' ,t,,
ms rh"''ErNp" ea''crl Oh N"'''h
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~" ",'."un', IT," ~ - ,'V" ~, ,'u I,
ou Mo" wy soi,' i"i WV ''i , ,
sui'''''c'' N'''' 10 ''""'' anu II!
"'c. ,,..i ..,i
r''' OU"E WIZ ,I', W. ,t'',
s,,,,5n,t,,,, ,h,, ..,i,try nIIn.uo"
- 7'Vl 'i,."s w III. 'V''H Hiaa,',,
WI SUI -! go. ,i,,,'I,.. ...l
''u 81 49, ; n,,,', ..,',no IL.
"',n "" ,,,i.ii,,'" 49,, ,H,.,,,,l,' Into'n
sli'p'c re'Iit''ics ,nc prwi,u "o '"N''
"ui; "''VS. 1','! VI '',V,' 'nJ' -, H., .,,,
i,u 4N1",'','iy W NV nI'''' ', ~, ',"
"a 'iUi F,,''V ';,;.,, ,,,,,,.,.;''
ma P'c'Urt7 on eA'''nl''oh III sal'er!'5
an Oyer irAa5 ','H' "crc l''"''o AN"
l'nishe1 III i,'' h3uSr' , ...;...
Ni"' 'cs i''s, i''', .ii.', 'o" -"
larEe assortment VI ai"V i"i'tt s""rs'
sna' ny '""l to''Snt,i' ''i,' ''S J"'',o
anu P'PVS, M"'.n W." w ,n', W!
C CmN 10" i''Er, ."v F ,'' wv
oVV AuslIh 81 rcc'' Goil'o' W SIN .,
ne ! 'r'io. paHt' ap",;s u , v,'',
hcN N'son' anu .,'' 'v,'"' ~ =,
~ o. VIZ WIS '"''''" '"' " WV -
iI"' 1""i'
ph'"N' ~ .'H1'I "'''' ,''," US
'opn''p "n,, GU w ~ ~" ~! = v, Ia
~ ~ N"."Vl gu ''" ~, .i'''',, 49,
Lts'"ci',r It'''l ',''." '''''' 9''0N W.
900 SCUM fout'l street
Tie many friends ana oId custom
cr- OF Mr.. VIII CuIbr'Alh can ihd
HIM on the avenue with Mt l'"A'Ihcr'
the grocer.
cotton receipts are looming up pu'
u" account ~ '''' ""' ~ =" "a, 7',',',
are pthllu 'hc Ic''iIl7 "' 4"S' N'"' ~
lhls u"'e' r.. .,,n.
OE'iCIa are Ili''' ms - ~
p with An Ii III IT, ana You can can 'o'
stew. Try, etc. III any Oh ''' Guy ''7'
taurant'.
. Mesara. west \ Jones -0'd' on i''''-
day last, the -. W Johnson prGptri!
, on Cohger mn L" Nh. -. mont LA''
OF Bosque county Tor Sl'ou'
visitors Woula rrP%! th'ih'''N'.
s LOT al! If"unlc |" WINCH '"vi i"' ~
I he put by calling ON prHhc, tN' 'ho-
/ tographer before leaving lIt ''ii.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

AUSTIN, May lo. 1855,
Dr Tohin:
Your llcpatolouc a, gentle pur-
gatiyc has no equal II moves the
bowels without making the patient
feel sick, veal, or lauguid. II is Of
ten the case that we feel little bile
iou-. have some headache pcrhap, and
are iccliugunw generally, and only
need an easy purgatiyc to relieve rs.
your llcpatuzorc j. the medicine ioy
that condition. relieved a case of
dv>cntcry with il in very short time
We Use it largely IN TIN, institution.
FRANK RAINEN,
SUPERINTENDENT institutions
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Mothers can save time and monc>
by investing in our boys knee pants
which are cheaper than cost Of mate
rial Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

The style and finish of Dcanc', "nh-
lnet- aud carte de visit, belong, to the
studio al ~ Austin avenue alone.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Prescriptions and fanny recipes nre
now in order. Take them 10 w. l..
fuckers Lion Drug store wa
have the best attention day or night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

You can buy six pounds of Ar
buckles aud lowering, roasted coffee
Tor one dollar At Wm. \. Miller, cor
ncr Austin and Sixth streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

The finest assortment of boys knee
pants ever brought to this city, ana
only IS cents, Sl0O and Sl-5, AT
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

GALvgsrus. srp'cmler 3-Fututco opeuc.
ruled dun, closing iau generally p"Int
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKE T


NEW ohLkASA FVruhEr
NEw ORLEANS. september Futures closed
| iull but steady, evucrtuy Poiut lower.
sales la2 ~ bates.
] I'll. = b,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

T. b. a has paid to wido"- aud
orphans ol Texas. $1,000 dollars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Neither mental nor physical labor
can be accomplished satisfactorily
unless the system Is in order When
YOU feel tired languid. wcar.cd with
out cXcrtion, the mind slow to net,
and recurring great mental effort, YOU
can resi- assured that your liver i not
acting properly, and that nature re-
quircs assistance to help throw of lm-
T nuritics. There is no remedy that
. viii accomplish this 80 mildly and set
encctually NJ prickly Ash Bittci'. y
rial will satisfy you Of its merit.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
superintendent lnstit
cure ct p,sitin

MIR. -. H. BArnahy, of o>Wcgo, y
y, SAYS that his daughter WAS taken
with II violent cold which terminated
with pneumonia. and ail the best pliy
sicians gave the ease up and said ~h"
could live bat few hour, AT most
She wa, in hi, condition when "a
friend recommended Dr. Ww. Hall,
Balsam for the Lungs. and advised
her to try it. She accepted it as a
last resort. ana was surprised to find
that it produced marked change
for the better and by preserving in
its usc 81 cure was effected.
Take your dinner nj the ST. Charles.
"Ilc-no' ugar, at Castles y Norri-
sons.
Husband, Join the Texas Ecncyo-
lent Association immediately.
New accc,sion- just received Mt the
Academy OF Art.
Big line OF boy- knee pants at ,3c.
/ 81 aud il2j, at Levine Bros
/ Waco endorses tine I. Il. n.
BOYS, knee are still offered by u at
~ ~ % and 81 90 Levine Bros.
Write H. Il. PARROT manager +. H.
| A. for application and become ,
/ member at once.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,

SEw YnHE srors-SIuHr REPORT.
NEW YORK. september spot cotton clos cd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Hucuu-- short cicur g..
Mousse. Louisiana new $3.50 sc losiswrA
todrc-Fmf. lo1 to l2c prime Etp. ll', 10
Ne choice Rio l2to 2rc reahcr'Y u io 70
Sugars btoNn "a 't.. a.. a $50. "'.''
Apus,. GrbuuiHird. ~H0 .tU
Flour Otitunry. per DO" lhs, 1tl 20 -f' inm
ly. 27f patent process 500 3" pm iNn'A lH|
int R21ab .S rye. tcr hatred. ''1
oat mcal lliut barrels. t' t.' Er'i' bar
rels I q, homtny pearl. { -'.
Coarse salt pyr hartoll ~ dairy a'
Kicc-tholyc Louisiana A. rvr lh prime
st@rcSS Pearl iac u g.. 10 lb,. bulk. ,c.
Miscellaneous BlRck pepper 2VC soap mite,
S.75 soap blue olive per box, ~
oil kerosene mo test -.,s 200. krtuscuc llt
! t,-L l2.ls. &Nt kct"scnc iie test POS 500 hhr
rrls per gallon. l.,, candles ic. beans, per
| too halt inch basis. See kranL per bnrr !,
/ 80. per halt nartvl tN pickles hnli barrels
medium. 500 barrels small, Do"
nuions per barrel ~" cahhHg,s per cm'
I B ql. cider barrels $50 htif barrels 400 puts
| ocI. per hushcl il sacks ~ 3D.
Fruit, poultry, Unm", ',c.
Appplcs -North,ru pct barrel 81 u rcNn
per bu,h,l 81
Lemons Palermo s, oos. ,o Mc>sna oo
lrsG rdHloy Nor'h,u % pccl muc',
3 30. per hu-hvl .uV.
thhlugc western p,r 'rato s. 49,
Chi,h,us Per doacu s'w to g. 30 turkey
onions-a ,,a3 ro per naircl
Egss loc per dolcu.
Wuttr Choice western q. tn 3'c. country, ]
Grunge, -Mc,siun $, Imperial; So 3D.
Cheese all cream. l'c western s'lmm''
SC y uii ,icl,m. i..c. ,.,...,
ntirdRpplp~ QUARTERS l4c Sliced ','
rNnporuod ru DO, huN,-. 'r.
Krout rcr barrel. Sc ,p hnlf barrel sa-'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Don't fail to call Mt the studio jl-
Austin and compare with amy
the photos, by Dcanc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

a choice lot OF new picture frames
at the Academy of Art.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

Write Il. Il. PARROT manager +. Il.
a. for application and become 4,
member AT once.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03

When YOU want prescriptions filed
don't forget llamlett- drug store,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST EXE-
ID Cutc,i by sarah c. DegArmo and Jsblih De-
,Rrmo dated the 5th day oi May, issl, and Of REQ
ord In the ofoe Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio ounty in Deed 81 Trust Book No. Is, on page
$40, he undersigned trustee, will, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of June. 1888,
at 10 O'Clock o. m, nj the front door OF the Coun
ouse Of 'h county, sell at public auction 70 tbs
esiate which II bounced and described follows, to-
wit A certain ira { 81 land situate the waters of
Little Wheeling Creek In Ohio county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows; Beginning at an Em cor.
ner To Bigls', thence n. ~ Q. $3.50 poles along
Hign' line TO point on DiIOns run on & = Ter
reIs line near = white walnut; thence With Tersps
line u. ~ ". Is rs poles Ia Q stone; thence O. 81
". 27.76 po,s To the Old dcgwood corner, theaos T.
6S e, 29.SO poles along Hisgs' ine 10 the place 81
beginning, containing nvs t5l acres add ~ pols,
being the 1De Progsliy conveyed 70 Jo.cpb DC
Ly deed dated March 8rd 1876, aud recorded In the
ofiios Of The Clerk oi the County Court 81 Uhis
county, In deed book No G5, page 10; also Tat
other tract 81 lard adj Joining the one bersin-
alter described along lands Of TeIrel aud Hisg.,
which II BOUNDED a. FOL Dss: Beginning al q sbis
oak To Terrell thence Along 1efr"l's line ..
40 q b. poles g. middle OF JhE0Hs run; theme up
said run and along line Of Higgs's 49, ~ polls
10 stske, thence n. G2's w.bb polfs T. stake.
thence n. u.s. ". II poles 10 asasei themes
n. ~ e. poles to stake theose ls.'.
Of h'ginr ing. @ ntsiping one acre moro OF -.
being Ih' same property conveyed To Joseph We
hinch by Alexander HIggs by deel dated April lt,
IssU and recorded In deed book H. pkg- 10, aud
The ssmr property conveyed 10 sarah I. DesHrne
10y W. W. Porter and vile by dset dated bets uLJ
10Th. 1859, and Z. cprded In deed book No :! page
800; sl,o certain piece - parcel Of Land lying In
Lilsrty township NOV district, In Ohio county,
Wet Virginia, snd being portion of the farm ID
Charles b. Terrell bounded aud dos ribrd zsip,lov':
Yegipning at stump on the hank 81 Difonsru'
thence o. a. w. ~ poles 10 a stump Thence
&c w. 20 poles and 70 links 10 white walnut cot -
root on the Isnk Of taid run, thence q. ~ ~
poles 10 stone; thence o. 20 " polaE
links 10 q sugar tree thence a. ~ Q. 10 tue ~
OF beginning containing three ~ acrs. one
and tro POLES more or les. being tie same pfolj
conveyed 10 the aid sarah G. Dezarno ~ Clr
s Terrell and vile by deed dated Nay ~. L..
recorded IN deed book No g. P.ga y, aad
IIEys OF hLk~<U~hsif oi che pyrhh<s
IN fa,h and the remaining hail 10 " pAn w
wear from day Of sale. The deferred in'tsln e.
10 Tear ip,er,st at the rate o. ola Ief cspl -"
nnm and the title l. 10 BE- retained nnuI me
Of Tie purths,e money hail have bern paa
tite 4, b Iieyed 10 be good, bot Ssllns IS Hl,s-sl
hail spy.y such title as l. Test.d 10 ~
deed o. u"' Trustes.
J. CHlrRFEs HEnyEY. AuetIoeetr: ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05
The Planets In June.
PrWidance JoNrnal.

Saturn is evening star until the 18th,
when, ike Neptune, be deserts the western
TO bold his court in the eastern sky. On
the 18th, at s o'clock In the afternoon,
Saturn is in conjunction with the sun, pass
ing with his rings and moons behind the SUI
ana reeppeariDg on his western side as a
morning star.
Jupiter is an evening star during the
month. He is a superb object in the western
evening sky Of June, the only visible planet
and the brightest Of the three thousand stars
visible on clear moonlight nights.
Uranus is an evening star On the 10th
at 10 o'clock in the evening he is in quad
nature with the sun on the eastern side.
Mercury is q morning star till the 9th,
and then an evening star. On the 9th at
10 o'clock in the morning he is in superior
col junction with the sun.
Venus is evening star She is slowly and
surely making her way to visibility and her
presence in the glowing west will be warmly
welcomed. On the last day of the month
she sets an hour after the sun and sharp
sighted observers may obtain a glimpse OF
her.
Neptune is morning star. His path lies
near that of Mars during the month.
Mars is morning star. At the close Of
the month, Satrun, Neptune and Mars are
morning stars: Mercury, Venus, Jupiter
and Uranus are evening stars.
The June moon fulls on the 18th, at
l0:l4 o'clock q. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05

principal events Of the day in their order
and narrated them to his wife In the
course Of time his memory became wonder
folly retentiye. The habit Of fixed assen-
ton and of becoming interested in the
thing TO be remembered is Of great assist
ance The man who is indifferent, giving
little thought to q subject and SWIMMING
carelessly over an immense quantity OF
reading matter cannot expect to have re-
liable memory. Temperance and good
health are ofprime importance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05
Choice Building Lots For Sale.
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST BEAR
ID ing date the Id day of February, 1881, made
by ChIEttnn sebke and Nate seibke, his wife, &c
me rs trustee and recorded In deed Of trust book No
II. page 40, OF the land records Of Ohio county
West Nirgihia the said trustee will, on
Saturday, June 27th, 1888,
sell at public auction at the front door Of the Coui
House OF said ohio county, commencing OF 10 oclook
a. m. the following described real estate, tp-wit;
Thirty feet of OF the north side OF lot numbered
sxty eight (6s) In Joseph Caldvols addition 20 the
city Of Wheeling, in ohio county, In the btats a
West Virginia. said part 81 said lot Ia situate and
ironu thirty (30l feet the vest side Of Chapins
street, between Twenty sixth aud Twenty. seventh
streets and extends back in q westerly direction a
even width hlty siI (56) 'eet los 10 Locud
street In the sixth ward OF said city.
Said property is the same which was conveyed 70
the saia Tristan seibte by samuei NJ. Hamil on
and wife by deed dated the I'd day Of February 1874
and recorded In the clerks Office Of the Count
Court at Ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed Boo
No. 81, pages w aud t25.
TERss ~ sALE-Onc- third OF the purchase monsy
shall be raid I'm cash day OF sale; one ahir5'
thereof In year with interest, and the remain
der thu reof IN two years with interest from dayH
sale the purchaser wing his notes with good s-cui.
ity for n. deferred nts, aud the legal us 70
the property to lie retained untl the purchase
money shall have been paid In full a.
my2Bi H. q. BARR, Trustca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05

TIE latest establishment looking to the
ust recompense of both labor aud capital is
Cooperative Manufacturing Company,
VrankfOrd. Pa. 1t has 8 capital stock Of
o. 0Sii'ided into 400 shares. One i'm
rule Of the company is that each
Ireholder shall have but one vote, thus
Nenting persons holding number Of
shares from exercising undue control over the
1t is to be hoped that such
'Socistions may throw new light on the Ia
,aueation
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a WASHINGTON, correspondent of the BOs-
In Advertiser struck ths key note when he
Nd:
THE President has made up his mind
1t the only way for him to accomplish
sch in the way Of economizing and reno
hing the civil service is by putting Demo
VS. in responsible positions As he has
,ueutly said of late to those who have
ed with him, i cannot accomplish much
\ ont constituency. That must be the
ocratic .Srparty in the main. 1t IS
spemSto try to stand between the two
P1esdssould come out ike the man
ikSaoosssIseupy two chairs and ended
ting on the floor he attempts no
alment of the fact that to have an eff
organization at his back is absolutely
sary. BE talks plainly on that sub
ii leaves no doubt in the minds of
>As o. that be will 90 ahead as rapidly
ysif reasonable TO put the admins
sx7e positions in the hands Of the Demo
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He Can AFFORD to be Snsered At.

Mark Twain wealth 10 stated thus: From
the publication OF his books, 100000, the
amount of the SUN being due to the fact
that he has always been practically his own
publisher, and thereby made all the profit
Tor himself; lecturing, 100000; scrap
book, So, 900; wife's fortune, ST5 900; total,
S425, 900. That is about the sum he now
nossassPs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05

poD example Of what enterPrising
-Apers can do is shown by the New
World and the Atlanta Constitution.
j, "a the tforts Of he World large
of the funds necessary to erect q
llestal for the statue of Liberty has been
Used. The Constitution took in hand to
Use SIS, 900 for erecting buildings for the
png Mems Christian Association, and
Jogging the minds Of the people when
necessary, has raised nearly the entire
omit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-05

THosE unfortunate Poles whom Russia
ard Prussia have been driving to and fro
are smigrsting to this country as place of
refuge. More than two thousand are re-
ported to have embarked since Sast o.
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swapping Our own sullivan.

Minister Phelps could not more brilliant
ly begin his diplomatic career than by ne
gorating an exchange Of Sullivans between
the two countries-we take Sir Arthur and
England to take John L. The mother ought
to be willing, for your true Briton rates
muscle good deal higher than he rates
music.