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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by James G. Whyte, trustee, to me as trustee,
dated the 18th day of April, 1882, and OF record
amorg the land records OF Ohio county, w. Va, In
deed Of trust book No. Is, page 5l2, shall, on
Saturday, the Goth day of June, 1885,
al 10 O'Clock 4. m. at the front door of the Court
House of said Ohio county, W. Va, proceed to sell
tine following real estate, that is to say:
"All OF lot No. %, In kOt and Chspline's addition
10 the city Of Wheeling, W. Va, being situate on
the west side OF Market street In said city, between
Twenty-third and TWeuty-foultl streets; except 50
feet Oft the north side OF said lot No %, which was
sold to J. H. Whyte by George Watson and wife, by
deed which is Of record in Ohio county, W. Va, In
deed book No. IS, p. 60l."
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; balance in one
and two years, secured.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
lBpsligG ". Ia, MN 10, 1885. my20
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THAT portion of enlightened mankind
who swear by the card can now take notice
that the word hell should be dropped from
their vocabulary.
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"IT is better to be born lucky than rich, y
says BLACK JACK LOGAN as he makes the
Senatorial rifle.
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TIME FARM KSOws Al THIEF
Home PlSo, with or si,houi We -
inr III acre. and q pois, ftu,'sa g W
II. w. ~ KY. b. y
On n, from, and sbort crock d ,As rr. "
on terms TO tuit purchasd. M 49,
/ 600 apple tres o. the besi quality -
and other iruit tres. Ustsnliht nsp
100 ACHES OF CvAL
The vein being s. iss, thick nd
For further psrfieul.n srpys
No. III Anket strrsi- sSS
poI3egvb
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Innnutable.
Ghirg1O IeEiaT.

A mans will properly attested is strong
in law, butsa womsp's won't never backs
down anywhere.
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To BARRY, the Democrat who voted for
LOGAN, belongs the chrome.
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RAFFLED.

MO. ca DREW THE SET OF FURNITURE
raffisd by Mrs. PAUL. BittsrS.
The holder Of that ticket will please call and get
the furniture. mY2Oq
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CRAPL|NE STREET RINK.

Chance for q Handsome Prize.
Beginning with May 1st and continuing sixty
DAYS each purchaser Of ticket Of admission to this
purchaser TO q chance in the following prizes:
First-A handsome chamber set Of decorated oak
furniture now on exhibition at MendePs.
Second-Handsome china dinner and tea set COM
bined on exhibition at Ewing Bros
Third-A beautiful polished brass centre tab.e, on
exhibition at Dillons.
Fourth-Eegant silver ice pitcher, on exhibition
at Franzheim's.
MONDAY NIGHT Tug OF War on Skates:
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-Game OF Polo b.
tween the Elysan Club of Bellaire and the Chapine
Street Club.
FRIDAY NIGHr-Children's Fancy Dress
Carnival. mAi'
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FOR REST.

NOR REST-A BGlck siAS' Ia
horsss, Il2s Chsplbs Hf's- '"'
Main gtitet.
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NEW ApvgRrIsEMKMrs:

X mTIEMNE ELK AND FELT HATE
Y renovated % present styles at moderate shaIge
b. Wm. GrAlowsiy, the Practical Hsttsr, f1sn
burgh, PA. Leave your ortes with New forH -
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders Of fhs Wheel
ina Roller Rink Association.

TTJHE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL
stock Of the above association having become
payabls Is required By law, notice Is hereby given
that ceri feaEes Of stock are ready, and all persons
interest ed are required to call At the Secretlrys
oiSce or paw % the authorized collector their sub
ScTipious OF stock In FULL receive their certificates
nj stock and receipt fer the same or before May
q Is5 on the deinquent stock viii be sold accord
ing 10 Law. JOhh b. GAkDESI
sp25oaWt Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

TuE highest quality of tobacco sttainable,
delicious flavor and purity combined, has
fairly won for the Richmond Straight Cut
Cigarettes the reputation of the best.
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rAgM FOR REST-A IhkxI !.
,bou, three mls IRON Ifi'Ss 80
4 heeling creek. Rent vi
ipmediaieiy Enquire u so,
lOIl Main street
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Hats and B0nnets Made 70 Order

I'm ANY DESTINED sTYLE-NEw YORK HA1
II Bleache-y, Nc. "a Sixteenth %, Wheeltng, w
Va. Ladies' and Misses' Straw, Chip, Felt sno
Beaver Has ETC.. altered, bleached, so.ored sna M
"a ed IN the Latest gtylss promptly Milifre9 wozk
Ione a usuai Discount Patronage respectfully 90
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1883.
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FoR sAl,

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jsaa ''fn' In good oOadissu.a ss.S
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Short Creek Fern Tor

WV. II. HlLLER, AUctlJnoet
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16
Truly Repentant.

Old Nehemiah Nlmkins was AS thrifty as could
be;
He kept host of chickens that, with worthy
energy,
Laid one fine egg apiece each day, until their
owner grew
To be regarded by his friends as very wel-to-
do
But, as he journeyed to the town to sell some
eggs one day,
lie went so slowly that remorse o'ertook him
on the way
My sense OF honor is aroused :" he cried land
now spurn
The very thought of taking what my poor,
dumb creatures earn!
It's downright robbery, | think. to sell the eggs
they've laid;
And will cheerfully refund the money they
have made.
Beyond a small commission, the corn used, and
the rent
Of the wretched place in which they live, III
give them every cent
III have a skilIful carpenter, as quickly as he
can.
Construct q house of architecture Gothic or
Queen Aune;
III furnish it with bric-a-brac and paintings
Old and rare:
III place before them daily a generous bil-of
fare:
And ii there's any money left. Iii have a law
Yer fix
Ny will so | can found Home for Little Or
phan Chicks.'"
Malcolm Douglas, in st. Nicholas for March.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16
Apples IN Hancock County.
BY CHARLES G. ATKINS.

nave been trying Tor several years to
get data for list Of apples to be recon-
mended for culture in this county. espec-
| tally in the seaboard towns. The climate
is much influenced by the sea, the springs
are later than in kennebec county. the
summers cool and moist and the approach
of cold, frosty weather more gradual in
the fall, undoubtedly these pecularities
have an influence that should be con
sidered in connection with fruit list
but little attention has been given tofruit
culture. and facts accumulate slowly.
Here is partial list, subject to revision,
and consisting not entirely of desirable
sorts.
HIGHTOP SWEET. Grown in very
good quality in Bucksport village but
lately destroyed 10y the maggot
WILLIAMS FAyoMTE \ grower in
Bucksport pIonounces it his most profit
able carly sort
GOLDEN RUs>ET. \ sweet early yarie-
ty, is one Of the best
Ll-sCoM Locally known as 1Martha
stripe" Not productive
PORTER. Growers speak well of it.
GRAvENsTEIN One of the best.
BARELIMB GREENING. Very produc-
tive and reliable, fair quality, but not
late keeper On the west side of the
Penobscot, where it seems to have origi-
Dated it is grown more than any other
sort.
NAENER. Extensively introduced from
New Iork nurseries. Proves exceeding
ly nrn1nrtivp kepnc Uaii and .,,nnu,c "a
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

vice before where SO many people with one
accord responded to the devotional exercise.
Each person before taking his seat bowed to the
image of Christ anl the Virgin Mary. Many
remained upon their knees some time after en-
tering their pews, and at the given signal in the
service every person of the large audience was
upon his knees in the attitude of PRAYER
Father Gorman is said TO have done great
work for the Cathoi, faith in building up the
church in this place. He sp ke for some time
i'll Eng ish, delivering an excellent address. He
then delivered very eloquent sermon in
French which we VT re not able to appreciate
except as to the mann in which it was given.
AS the priest passed around to collect the offer
ings of the faithful we perceived that the peo-
pie were liberal in their gifts, as many bank
bills were to be seen in the collection. We can
see that this church rom its very stvIe of
work must have Il srong hold upon many
classes of people.
We found that the Salvation Army had
struck the town the same day and 50 decid-
ed to attend their service in the evening: Some
fourteen in all. they ptraded the streets in the
afternoon and held their exercises in the ball in
the evening. The larger number We're females
the captain and lieutenant both being Young
women. The services consisted of singing, eX-
hortatlon and prayer, the most of it being done
i'll an exceedingly familiar, free and easy style,
as Judged from our sed4te New England stand
point. Many of the speakers We're evidently
ilterate, but had the appearance of being deep
ly in earnest There were some excellent nat
ural singers among them, and their peculiar
style of work evidently takes among the
roughs, of whom there We're plenty present.
There were about seven hundred persons in the
hall. Each person who came in was expected
to leave a silver offering at the door All but
four of the company returned to Lewiston,
Monday morning. The captain and lieutenant
are rather attractive in their manner and there
Is no doubt that they will start IA reformation
here at once. The hall has been engaged for
SIX months and they expect to hold meetings
every night. They have struck Portland, Saco,
Biddeford, Lewiston and Brunswick and now
propose to bit every city in the State. We sug-
gested that little extra religious work would
do no harm to the city of Belfast, and they re-
port that they intend to hit it in due season.
They claim to be a thoroughly organized body
with large capital to back them up. As the
name indicates .ey are organized in regular
military system with officers of all the usual
grades, and with large body of Hallelujah
soldiers. Their method of work is quite
shock to the usual conservative christian ele-
ment and they will meet with more or less op
position wherever they may 60. Some good
will doubtless be accomplished and large
movement like many others will have its da!
and then vanish as suddenly as it has appeared.
BRUsQUE.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

FISH AND FISHING. Fish Commissioners
olliWtll and Stanley. and the newly elected
commissioner of fisheries, b. W. Counce of
Ihomaston, had a meeting at the State House,
April 1,t, and asked the Governor and Council
10 clear up certain discrepancies in the new
law...".It is rumored that unless there is a
revival in that branch of business, the sardine
factory at Millbridge will not be worked the
coming season.....B. W. Counce, the new Maine
commissioner of SEA fisheries, will begin work
immediately, visiting the western portion of
the state this week appointing ti>h wardens to
enforce the laW......Jhe close time for black
bass and white perch in Maine began April
and ends July The trout close time expires
April ...Forty-nine species of fish nave
been found IN Ca>co bay......Capt. A. Z. Loud.
OF llampden. has gone to Alaska to look after
the seaI-ti>hinS interests of the United States
Government, by appointment of The Secretary
OF the Treasury. The Richmond Bee saws
Mr.. l.. IL Ross was in town Wednesday with
a string of plckerel weighing seventy five
pounds; the result of two days sport on Cob
bossee Pond, enjoyed by himself ana son.
James Ross. The longest fish was monster,
measuring tWenty-four inches in length.....
There has been sent out from the Orland hatch
ing house during this season. in round num-
bers, l.094,000 salmon eggs. There We're re-
celVed at The hatchery in february 900
whtetish eggs, from Germany, and 10000 trout
eggs from Scotland. Both lots We're somew hat
damaged IN transit Three lots of eggs are
yet to be hatched, and work will be continued
until quite late in the season......Judson Turr
of Bristol began work at his canning factory
the oath. He is giving employment to "a large
number of men and boys. who are receiving
% cents per bushel for CLANS delivered at the
factory. The work in the factory is done
largely by girls.....During Thursday night and
Friday morning twenty-three fishing vessels
arrived at Portland bringing an aggregate catch
of 116,2OO pounds. The boats had been off
shore fishing from one to three days, the fish
caught being mostly cod and haddock which
was sold in the Portland market at one cent n
pound. The heaviest fares We're brought in by
the Carrie s. Allen and George w. Willard
each having a catch of 10 600 pounds.The
schooner Elsie NJ. Smith If the Portland fish
ing fleet, has arrived in New York with cargo
of 36,195 mackere which sold for 1894 As.
She is the first of the Maine fleet to arrive
She is owned by A. NJ. Smith & Co.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

Worcester, Mass, is TO have cremation So
cety.
The mother of He A. 5. S. Cox, Minister to
Turkey, died at Seanesville, o., april ID.
The Court House at Minneapolis was burned
Thursday week. The records were saved
1t is estimated that the base ball clubs of this
country will cost the people $4,000 900 this
year.
Thomas Sabn, who died at Bechertown,
Mass, recently, was 10l years, 8 months and I
days old.
1t is estimated that the gas companies of New
York city. have cleared $50, 100000 in the last
10 years.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ordered
the sale of the old United States Court House
in Boston.
The great grandfather of "Charles Egbert
Craddock" W rs Colonel Hardy Murfree, of Rev.
outionary fame.
One of the smallest Congressman, physically,
is Senator SpOoner, of Wisconsin, who weighs
less than 125 pounds.
Intense excitement prevails among the peo-
pie of Paris and throughout France at the un-
settled state of political affairs.
Under the new system of the Treasury d :
pdItIneHt SIUO,UUU,uUU VIII De nelu as a reserve
fund against outstanding United States notes.
Queen Victoria has promised to give farm
to eacn of the two Joyce boys, the survivors of
the Maamtrasna massacre in Ireland, when
they become of age.
1t is predicted that the next house will In
solemnity and dignity rival the senate. The
''funny" and hilarious members, Cox, BeIford
and Horr, will all be gone.
1t is far better to be poor and possess bottle
OF Jadwm'- Tar Syrup, than to be rich and not
know how to cure Cough or Cold. % cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

When il became settled that Norman J. Col
man WAS to be nominated for commissioner of
agriculture, that gentleman was someWh hat eln-
barra-sed al the prospect of having to manage
both a government bureau and big farm near
ST. Louis. Nv hat shall do with nv colt 2" he
exclaimed. "They're just about ready 10
break. Bring en- on and break 'em here"
said "A friend. Great Scott!'' was the reply
why, there are AZ of 'em. all promising trot-
ters.'
The President of the Cambridge, Mass, Fire
las. Co. says 81 recommend iIooa's sarsapariIla
as Il building up and strengthening remedy
Roller skating rinks are excellent things for pro
noting a feeling of sociabity Everybody seems
to be thrown together there.
Don't let anyone convince you that those
pains around your heart are not heart disease
they are, do not delay 10 procure DR.. GRAVES
HEART REGULATOR. Thirty years have
proved its value. Free pamphlet OF f. Z. In
gals, Cambridge, Mass.
"What did you say your friend is, Tommy" "a
taXidermist." "What is that" ''Why, he is a
sort of animal upholsterer."
GEN. B. F. BUTLER.
Still lives, do hundreds of others who have been
cured of Rheumatism and Neuralgia by the great
blood purifier. sulphur BiIters. send for testimo
malls. 2Wl6
"Ah captain" said fresh young man on an
you get the TIMBER" ugh" replied the captain,
looking him over critically, 1--WE get it out of the
log, of course" The +. J. went below.
Remarkable Escape.
Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhannock Pa, was
afflicted for six years with Asthma and Bronchitis
during which time The best ply sicans could give
no relief. Her life was despaired of, until in last
October she procured Botte of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief felt, and b,
continuing its use for short time she was com
pletely cured, gaining in flesh 80 lbs. in a few
months. Free Trial Bottles of this certain of
all Throat and Lung Diseases at Richard H. Moody's
Drug Store. Large Bottles SOC. and $l.00.
There is in New jersey who is so mean
that he viii not let his children go out in muddy
weather for fear they will carry of some of his
land on their shoes.
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and sy stem regulator ever
placed within the reach of suffering humanity tru-
ly is Electric Biters. Inactivity of the Liver Bill
iousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak kineys,
requires appetizer tonic or mild stimulant, will
always find Electric Bitters the best and only Ger
tain cure known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
Richard Ii. Moody.
1t takes good generalshp to hold a large family
In check while keeping dinner back until your
visitors leaves.
1t is very delicious to the taste, and can be
administered to infants without the slightest
danger. Jadwins Pine Tar Syrup. Sold by all
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

We are indebted to some one for a copv of
the printed annual reports of the town officers
of the town of Wadoboro for the wear ending
March l, 1850 1t gives in detail all matters
that should he placed before tue Taxpayers.
aud Belfast might well follow the example of
W Nalluborn
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

We continue to hear from the towns in the
matter of town reports. The latest arrival is
the town report of Hudson, Mass, for which
we are indebted to Mr.. j. Ii. Wiley. 1t is eu-
titled to the same commendation AS that be-
slowed on the We,boro, Mass. reports.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

Mr.. Oliver Otis, of the Rockland Opinion,
has been reappointed coroner, and will con
tinue to sit on the spring poets who call at his
office.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

A dollar bottle of Jadwin's Tar Syrup entities
you to a Cookbook containing 800 recipes or a
box of Pills. Sold by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

The Publishers of the Richmond IA, Enquirer,
heartily recommend DR.. BulI's Cough Syrup and
say: at has been well tried in office and
posing room, and has cured our city editor of
very bad case of bronchitis
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16
REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL.
II IHIIsHED hNtRl IHV ksDAl MVkNIN' Bf THE
Republican Journal Publishing Co.
Largest Circulation III Clly and County.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance, $500 year,
within the yeari $3.50, 1T the expiration of the
Ft;r, S3uN-
Apf ERfISING TERMS. For one square, zone inch
ot leusth IN column $I.uO for one week, and 35
cents Tor each subsequent insertion. fraction Of
r. -4uare charged as a full one.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

The most reliable of all Cough Remedies is
Jadwin's Tar Syrup. 50 say the doctors Sold
by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

The system of the towns and cities furnish
ing text books for those attending the public
schools is becoming general and meets with the
approval of experienced teachers. California
has taken further step in advance by passing
Il law providing that school books should be
published by the State and Missouri has at
tempted the same thing but in neither case
were the results satisfactory. An exchange
says of these experiments thai the people
''seem to have jumped from the frying pan
into the fire, aud permitted themselves to be
made the victims of rings much more serious
than any which the school book agents them
selves ever devised"
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

Miss Lillian Smith, California girl. IA years
old, broke 100 glass balls, with a Winchester
rifle, in 2m. So. This beats all previous rec
ords, DR.. Carver's best being Pm. Sos.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

We are indebted to Major sidney Herbert,
the mrnagiug editor, for the Apltl number of
The southern Culriyator, published in Atlanta,
Georgia, by j. F. Harrison Il Co. The Guilt
Vator Is about the >izr If The Ann rcan Agri-
culturlst, is devoted TO The agricultural inter
e>ls of the South, and is in all respects credit
10 that section. We notice that the list of con-
trihutOr- includes "Bti Arp" who i, no less
wise than witty. We have also from Major
Herbert, copy of The Grand Army sentinel.
published in Chattanooga. Tenn, 1t contains a
list of the otiiccr> and committee of the Battle
Monument Association of the Blue and the
GreN, of which mention las been ma, III the
journal. Major Sidney Herbert l. the corres-
pondmg secretary of the association and COM
muncatons addressed to him, F. O. Box 49,
Atlanta, viii be promptly answered. The Oh
Jrct of the society, before stated is TO re-inter
the remains of unknown soldiers OF both arm
les found on old battle field around Atlanta,
and place above them an appropriate ronu-
nrnt,
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

All along the worlds highway is the evidence
that Jadwin's Tar Syrup cures all Cough, Colds
and Consumption. Sold by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

1t is very delicious to the taste, and can be
administered to infants without the slightest
danger. Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup. Sold by all
druggists
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

81 IN THE SHADE. THE RAIN UPON THE
ROOF A PICNIC PARTY AND 4 JOLLY SEA
CAPTAIN. THORNS AND SAND SPURS. TUR-
TJES
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

oRCIIARDING, TRUCK FARMING. AND SMALL
FRUITS.
In the value of its orchard products, Maine
leads the New England States. and stands the
thirteenth in rank among the states of the
Union. Compared with the other New Eng
land States in this particular, the figures are as
The Republican journal., 1885-04-16

Queen Victoria has granted a pension of
f200 to the wife of Col. Stewart. who was
murdered by Arabs in the Soudap and a peu-
sion of f100 to each of her two sisters,
The famous "Cape Cod Folks" suit has been
settled by the defendants, Cupples. Upbam &
Co.. paying sum said to be less than half the
amount of the verdict rendered against them.
Secretary Manning's new form of national
debt statement includes $1,000 900 of Pacific
Railway bonds with the inttrest-b bearing debt,
and excludes from the current liabilities S69-
100000 of gold and silver certificates issued, but
not outstanding.
A despatch from Washington says that ex-
Speaker Randall continues very i'll. He is con-
fined to his bed, and was not allowed to see any
one yesterday. He is suffering from nervous
exhaustion. His system seems to be complete
ly run down and his blood impoverished
A despatch from Biloxi, Miss, says Exag-
gerated reports concerning the health of Jetfer-
son Davis are in circulation. He is suffering
from complication of an old wound in his
foot and rheumatism, which prevents him from
walking. but otherwise he is in very good
health.
A Waynesburg, Pa, dispatch says: About
four thousand sheep have died In this county
during the last three months Scarcity of food
and the unusual severity of winter and spring
weather combined to bring about this result
Farmers say that the wool industry has received
a backset which it will take years to recover.