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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27

gr sog ibre 9anb bur6 ieinen grm
uno 9ing nit ibr langiam tueiter. Sm
@eben multerte er fie berfoblen BON oer
@eite. St mar geniB, rbdtte lie unter
Saulen6en tuiebererfannt; aber bod
mar iie anbers getporben. 9iatiirli5; !;
febaebn unb febenunb3mansig Sabre
MAIDEN einen l1nteri6ieb. Sbre INNER
nod i6lanfe @eftalt mar frdftiger, ibr
Geli9t etpas boiler gemoroen, in ibrer
ganaen @ri6einung lag etuas frauens
bates. 9llles gang natiirli6, tpie gez
iagt unb bod. ct bate fie fi9 nur 10
gebad)t. 9lls er gum britten o6er bier=
ten Mal biniab, begegneten fid ibre
Blide unb nun err6tbeten iie Beibe unb
la6ten.
Wie itattli@ uno braun Du gemor=
ben bif, &i6arb! iagte lie.
9ie Sonne bes Snoiens unb eu6z
amerifas brennt anbers als unfere belts
i6e, la6te ct. Sic gingen i6peigenb
meiter, bann fling Sic tpie6er an: Mber
tpel6e Sbee, Gi6ar0, Bel Ser 6iBe au
JuBe 3u fommeni
$50 Da0e Detfere GuBretlen bel 9r0Bes
rer 9ibe gemaft, entgegnete er. Jreiz
li6 prdientire i6 mid Sir ni9ts ipeni=
get als ialonfdbig, 10 erbibt unb Be-
faubt!
gDie 10 oft it Deinen @6uliabren,
tpenn 0u gu ipdt GIT Mittag famit;
tpeiBt Du no6a la6te iie oersniigt.
Ob i9 es tpeiB! 9amaIs ,na9te i'd
mir wenig baraus; ieBt aber mub i'd
Did f6on bitten, mid aund6f Soilette
na6en gu la1ea.
Sd babe Sir ein 3immer in Der sssnz
fpettormobnung einri9ten la1en. grit
aber fomme berein, i9 muB Sir meinen
@obn boritenen.
st b6rte tli9t auf ibre Worte. sic
tuaren am SUB Der Sreppe angefommen,
bic GUT 8eran6a binauffibrte, unb er
5ab bertpunoert bas 6aus an.
gs 1T Mlles geblieben tpie friiber,
ni6t tpabra iagte iie.
Mirflib? Wfir fommt Mlles 10 berdn=
bert bor. War bic 8eranba ni6t biel
breiter nnb tiefer?
9ur9aus ni1t. Grid! Grid!
9ier Mama! Gin fleiner, ftdmmi=
get Burf6e fam berbeigelaufen, er blieb
ftebeu, als ct ben Gremben fab.
Sas TT mein @obn, mein Grid, faste
Marie.
9ein @obn? ira9te Ri6arb pertpum=
bert.
ylun ia, la6te lie, Du tpeibt bod,
baB i6 einen 9obu babe.
Sa, aber es 1T 10 ieltiam. Das 1T
alfo Oein @obn, fa9te ct na@bentIi9.
ct glei9t Sir nidt, Marie.
glein, er iiebt gans ieinem 9ater
dbnli6, entgegnete Mfarie bic 9aare
oes &naben ftrei6elnS. Mein fleines
Mdb9en> bas i6 bor orei Sabren per=
lor, ieBte lte nit leifer Stimlne bin5u,
glid mir befo mebr.
Mama! rief Grid, Der &oienltod, ben
Sntel Subtuig unb idb auf S6peiters
9ens Grab gepflan3t baben, blubt melt
t10ner, als Der bonn @drtner.
(Sdlub anf 2. Seite.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27

rod auf ben Gorriboren fano i'd einen
bon Sbren 2afaien. Sd bdtte iie 5tpar
ipabrf6einlib sur 5eit. getporfen, tpenn
iie mir ben @ingang gemebrt bdtten,
aber BET 2drm babel pdre boG imner
cine Mrt bon Mnmelbung getpelen.
@ugenie tpuBte, 6aB er ungebin6ert
bate eintreten f6nnen: bic beiben Oie=
rer befanben ii6 auf 9lrtburs ausoriid=
li@en Befebl i'm 8or5immer ibrer eiee=
men Wobnung. SEPT, no ale Banbe
6er Sr6nung gel6it iparen, fonnte man
ia ni6t miiien, ob bic 3iigeaoiigfeit
@in5elner iib ni6t big gu Mngrifen
Doer tpenigitens bis gum Ginbringen
ins 9aus beritieg. unrube unb Gorge
batten bic iunge Grau in Die 3immer
ibres Wannes biniibergetrieben, bic auf
oem auoern Gliigel lagen unb bon befz
len Genitern fie i'm fommen fab; bier
freili9 mar ber @ingang unbetpa9t
unb iie gang allein in biefen &dumen.
@as tpollen sic bier, 6artmann?
fragte iie, ibren Wtutb 3uiammenraf=
fenb. Sd glaubte ni6t, baB Sic na9
Maem, mas borgefallen 1T, es no9 per>
fu6en piirben, unfer 6aus 5u beireten
uno big in bas Saus Sbres Chefs gu
6ringen. Sic tpifien oo6, baB ct Sic
ni9t mebr empfangen fann.
@ben oeBbalb 1u6te i9 i'm, um elm
paor Worte nit inn gu fpre9en. Sd
ba6te i'm allein gu trefen. Sic iubte
i6 ni@t, gndbise Grau!
ST mar ibr bel ben lebten Worten
ndber getreten. gugenie mid unpia=
fiirli6 in bic Siefe bes 3immers auriid;
er la9te bitter auf.
(Gortfesums folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27
9ugfnoliebe.
8on u. Gromm.

Ser @ourier5ug bate feline YaFagiere
auf bent 8abnbof ber tleinen @taot ab=
geiebt unb bampfte lpeiter. Inter Der
Wenigen, bic i'm perlieBen, iuar cir
ifattli9er Mann gu Mnfang Der Drei.
Biser nit itart marfirtent, tiefgebrdun=
tenn @efidt. ct trug iein @epdd, ,einen
tleitten Geberfoffer, in ber 9ano.
Cine 9rof6fe, 9err /?
Nein.
Gin 2ibreetuti9er trat beran, ben
9ut in ber 9anb. Serr Derenburg
frogte er.
Sa tpobl.
Sd bin Der Guti9er aus &ei9mal6e.
Die gndbige Grau bat Sbnen ben Wa=
gen entgegeugef9idt.
so nebmen Sic meinen Softer nit !;
i'd tomn,e gu GuBe.
gu Gube 2
Sa. Ser Weg bur9 bic Geloer lit
bel ndber; i'd tper6e fait NIT Sbnen
5uglei9 anfommen.
Mb! Der 9err 1T in unIerer @egen6
befannt!
Sebr betannt, anttportete ber Neiien=
be nit lei9tem 2a6en. Beifellen sic
Der gndbigen Grau meinen Grub; id
tperbe bal6 bort iein.
Der &utf6er fubr langiam babon
ut1b TAB nod benz Syrembem auriid.
yta9 elmer Meile nidte ct befriebigt nit
benz Gopf: Ct tpeiB pirflid1 BEN Wed.
Jta. benn bormdrts. rnb bic pfer6e
griffen aus.
Hi9aro Derenburg ging trob Der
gDdrme bes Sommertages nit i1nellen,
elaftii9en @9ritten babim. 3u @as
gen ? Nein, er tpollte gu Sub 3uriid=
tebren, 10 tpie er bor aebn eSabren ge.
gangen mar. Mber tpie biel an6ers
mar fein gin3ug als fein Musgang! gs
par Der ungliidli6fte Sag ieines 3ebens
getueien, als er @eidmal6e perlai5en
bate, nit Spot uuo S6ma9 bon iei=
mem Snfel iiberbduft, neil ct linn ge>
ltanb, baB er unb @ouline Marie, bes
Sntels einaige So9ter, einanber lieb>
ten unb li6 nit ibres 8aters Ginpilliz
gung beiratben tpollten. Ser Onfel
batte getuiitbet, bate linn feline &rdns
tung eripart-mit einem Mort, er bate
ibn gerabe5u binausgelporfen unb inn
perboten. iemals wieber feline @9melle
gu betreten-beute erinnerte ct liG obne
ale Bitterfeit. iogar nit einem 2d6eIn
ienes Cages. gs gebt bod man9mal
i'm 2eben tuie in einem &oman au, ,ba1s
te ct. Seine gouiine unb ct batten
cine ri6tige 2iebessel9ibte erlebt, Bic
nun ben tpirfli9en romanbaften Nbz
f6luB finben follte. sic mar balb nod
ieinem S6eioen geatpungen, cine gbe
nit einem ungeliebten Manne einauge=
ben: beg 0aters 8erm6gensberbdltnilIe
,paren aerriittet, Warring tpar ber Gin
3ige, Der es ibm m6gli9 MAIDEN fonnte
unb tpollte, f9 ben alten Samiliemiib
3u erbalten unb Wfarie mar Der preis
bafiir. Oas Mles bate lie ibrem Set.
ter in einem liebes un6 fummerpollen
Brief gei9rieben, benz lesten fiir lange
3eit. 3tpei Sabre barna6 mar ibm
bet Sob hires 0aters mitgetbeilt nors
ben, obne cine 3eHe bon ibrer Sanb ;
ipdter, na9 elmer &eibe BON Sabren, in
benen ct nur bur9 Oritte bon ibr ges
bort bate, erbielt er bic Nn5eige BON
benz Sooe ibres @atten.
ST mar, als er bieie Na6ri6t EN-:
bling, fern bon Der 9eimatb. Seine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27

Die Druderpreife 1T mddtiaer ola Der
Drummer. gs fDiet ni6t mebr, TreiS. .eircu.
fare an 100 siauIeute 81! ienben, als einem eia'
3iaen Manne Yroben gu 5elgen.
Sd, pabIe oieie Metbooe, I'm bic @ef9aftse
Ieute arf eineu @esenianb gu lenfen. ber ieben
fparlamen adufer intereiiiren nlub. SD babe
teinen 4artner, .ait benz i9 ben @epinn tbeile.
SD be3able feinen tbeuren &eienben unb feline
SoteI.B Bia, um meine Waaren einsufiibren. Sd
berfanfe before Waaren unb biliser, ais eine
6irn,a fai,n, ipeId)e ibren, Getpinn Die enormen
aussaben binsusufiisen bat, meldje @eidafts.
&eilenbe berurfadcn.
Sim. Hart, @bOfefalesabatbanOler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27
VNVIIEIIKI UUW
81. 8. 6. &ber & Co., 2npeGf, MaK.
Sm allen xpOts.ssm 81 baben; ~, gIaf9sn ".
Ole
Mfallorb 9ampfer> Qiuie

i atuifden @afbeiton unb
pi| 0en gorf bietet Neilenben
mad Europa bic bette, bilisFe
unb 3ueleid ansenebmite 3eiieroute. Giir Cure
bon Oeutl1lanb fommenoe 8erpanbte iit bieIer
Veg ber empfeblenspertbeife, ba MnfentbaIts.
Speien in Nep BORT bon Der @ompagnie fir
bieielben beaobIt merSen. Dur9bilette iinb au
ben allerniehrisifeu preiien au baben. @esen
2idetS ober Yreisliffen tpenbe man fi1 an ben
nddfen Aaentsn e6er 4idetasenten. Details
uebf Drudfaden perben bereitpillig bertbeilt
bon -. e. 9uttttft, Nqent,
N. gebIert, Tafase glert,
AIT ~ Bef.gommereefr., San gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27
yreie Wertbeilmma.

@as 1T bic ltriate oeS sroben 5ulaufs in
5. aalteser & Son Mpotbete? Die freie Ser
tbeiluns bon grobe. Glaf@en bon Or. 8oianto's
9uten. nnS aungen Sbrnp, bas popularfe
fu9t uno 8rcn@itis i'm Marfte. @eipObnli@e
@r6be 80 Gents unb $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-27
.}abreane 20.
9lpcr's
Q9ue Cure

entbdlt Elm 0esengtft ge8rn aile ton sampHat bers
rlbrenhe 1febrl, has. 70 pieI ntan peis in teiner
afbern ar5nei entbaIten iit. es entbdIt feit Gbi<
min. aud feline metauii6en oOer anberit iddbIi6en
8eitanbtbeile rmb bat baber feinen na6tbeiIisen
Ginflnb auf bic Contribution, fonbern ldBt ben 35rs
per 70 seiunb rpie por ber arantbeit.
aBfr sarantiren, bal, slgcr'6 Mgue.Gnre ole
Sdue pon faItent, remittremoem fiuem, @e6jeI<
uub gaIIenfieber, 70 ,pie Don aeberIeiben bic
burd Snmpflnft berbeiscfiibrt iinb, beiIt. Sonte
es mad ridtiser @nuenbmng su beilen perfehIen, 70
fnb bic gambler bilreb infer GirtuIor pom l. SuIt
1882 ermd@tist, has Gela amriia,usablea.
Or. 9. G.. aper & Co., lnmell, maiI.
Sn allen Mpotbeien ~ baben.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
MhEEIINa,s INpUsrkIEs.

The article or the first page of this
mornings RKGIsTER entitled Necessities
is one of especial interest to the people OF
Wheeling. As the writer says Wheeling
has always been nail city, and strike
in that interest necessarily almost paralyzes
the trade of the city.
1t is very true, then, that We need 8
greater diversity of Industries and need 10
do eli in our power to encourage enter
prisinS men to locate in our city and diver
sify AMI widen the channels of industry
and trade. The three conditions he men
tiors as necessary to attract diversity o.
manufactures and make them prosperous
when they have been established, we eitheI
already have or can have II We will.
Nature has done her part. There are
good sites for manufactures, and ccsl, and
perhaps gas. are convenient and cheap fol
fuel. The third condition he mentions
gOOQ rOAQN1(s-H0 SAA nave AAAo -
very important condition, and the sugges
tons the writer max $ to our city Council
in regard to a roadway through the city
are well worth consideration.
The manufacturers and business men II
many portions Of the city ere fully aware
Of the inconvenience and expense the lacA
Of roadway has lorg eausst them. Sui
their trade has prospered Notwithstanding
this. But the pressure Of competition il
becoming so heavy from cities and sec
tons more favored in this respect thai
every means possible to cheaper produc
ton and facilitate trade must be used BY
our people if they would be successful com
petitors. D. the peple viii that our man
ufscturing interests shall be diversified srC
that Wheeling shall hold her prestige as
q manufacturing ciry?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

II the death OF the trsgedisn, JOHN Nc
CULLoUGH, the stage lcses one Of Its most
talented actors. The life Of this man was
as checkered as his genius WAS wonderful.
From a Penniless chair maker, he socn
arose to Ell trance the people With his great
powers as q GramausG. Bat his fall was
more sudden than his ascent to distinction.
he lived a rapid brilliant life, but the pres
sure upon his mental powers was too great
and demen,is and death were bis harvest,
Like rapidly burning candle, the fame
soon went out. His success as a TRACE.
dian may find few equals, but his tragic
fall finds many q counterpart in our
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
TRIUMPH OF rHE ooLoRED MEN

The Democratic victory in Virginia is
something of which patriotic men oil over
the nation ought to feel proud. Some Re
publican leaders had dore their utmost to
excite race prejudice. It was known that
the votes Of the colored men we're az stake
and money and speakers were poured into
Virginia. With such assistance MALONE
devised every scheme in his power to
frighten the colortd men into voting for
Wise. As was the case with some sec
tons in the South during the Presidential
campaign, they we're told that if they voted
the Democratic ticket their condition
would soon become little better than sis,
very.
But the results show that such schemipg
had the contrary effect from what was ex-
pect,d. MALONE is to be turned out OF
the United States Senate by the very men
he was trying to frighten into voting the
Republican ticket Districts where the Re
publican vote was once strongest lefs WIsE
far in the rear. This was caused BY the
change Of the votes Of the colored men.
No ere can claim that the eOlored men
did not vote their sen,iments.in voting the
Democratic ticket. Mr.. WISE himself ad
mits that the election was fair one. Tbs
Is q wonderful revolution Of sentiment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
MICE.

We are glad to note that Mr.. JIM Mason
is devo,ing himself to natural history. he
does better at that than lobbying q tax bill
through The Legislature. Bellows his latest
effGsiOn which is beyond controversy sig
nal success and indicates in what field of
journalism he might make money
A mouse is able to shift for itself when
about q fortpigh; old. aud by the time it is
six weeks old frequently becomes q parent
Mice have generally between six and ten
young ones st 8 litter, sometimes as many
as twelve and even more, hence their f.
cuudiry is such that, not allowing for any
mortality. = celebrated naturalist declares
that the ofspriug Of q single family Of mice
might number q million in tweYe months
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Hox. o. s. LoSG was msde Grand High
Priest OF the Royal Arch Chapter OF
Mssous, of West Virginia, at the annual
couvOcstion yesterday. This exalted
position in the venerable order is worthily
bestowed. Mr. LoSG has held the position
ably and well of Grand Secretary ever
since the organization Of the Chapter in
this State, fourteen years ego, and his re-
fussl TO serve longer Is the reason for sui
siluting another gentleman. His success
or, Capt. WILL II. RIGGs, CT Martinsburg,
has the reputation Of being bright mason
and genial, accommodating gentleman,
so that the business Of the order is likely
to continue in its present excellent coudi-
ton
1t is rumorei that Mr. LOYC viii not
consent to serve longer as Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge, position he has filed with
signal faithtulOe,s and capacity. HEould
be quite q coincidence if the many i'd
mirers of the Grand Secretary should in
sist upon him sitting in the East after re,
Gnquishing the Secretary sjsSeL Stranger
things have hspSesed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
Trustee Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A pEID OF 1Rrg
I'D made BY thomas J.. kejiiUn and b,ur,l
oe. iIiun, 10 site. and A biIAl B.d O, AID yo.,A
l.. Beoil on, her husband, 10 the und bigu,d Ia,
tee, daUd ON the LIT cay OF 8 oven Be-, liza "a
rec rded In th' oihcs Of The ClsIk Of he Couly
,oprt OF OHIO equity, ~'G w. ink 10 dsed q
trus book No 20 page 40, TO pSuit 10 lAoss
UBrifn uustse. the sum oil money az. iIoess u
said deed OF trust, ! will, on
saturday, tho 9th Day of December, 1851
al 10 o'clock Q. m. at the front dor Il tie Co,r
HOUSE VI sad Obio couIiy, seI a. public sge Ice lz
following dticI bel real ,stGIe, ihslR 10 Iby: 4
G, rtaiD iece or pacel Of land Hiu,e % NJ
w hes ling r ek, about tSV AM one-bli u ~ 81,
Of the ciIy If rheeliug In .s'd county and ris.
aud bcundel ans d,icn Cd 81 folost: bpin.iss
at poiut In he ceI tie OF The ave leadiug IN
the iurDp he 10 the M u o. The pnmiss OrToas
~ T. western gate n Of 40 the toulh 'Hr o. usi
lane, ~ running the nee Sout a. tart i-lt etsSi
10 = tiake on the tank o. drain; t'epu S,n
3tl1o eAst ~ chains o locu,t On Ihs tssi u he
Geek; hence dosn the seek With the in.sBsts
thereof snd hin d M III. con uBiii u iB,e'esst
line running from the pas OF begun SSu n
west CONTAINING three sud OF 2 bali acfr' VI iht.
more or less. Also, the gf' und 'iiutt 90 Ne
SOU b site Of "a q rek ana uStst iOT TIE htgh M
OF the miIl-dsm her tOiore tTtct In e.pIrtis
with III. mil situate on aid u 10 and VI ,-isa
&C % Of lsnd, ard fuosn - kOtillob, NIL "
gttber with all the sppuItcDAbos to Itsbios
longing or In snywbe sp uts'hing Abo ana
running from said tun PIKE nd TO he n ili-eo's,
being eleven feet vice and lJiDg Gu ik tsfn
poupda line Of raid THREE al oBe.ish id"a
land spd outside Of hs zane jiergtirg ib.fsfs
all the rea estate and PRIVILEGES 'on'sed " Vi'
rad s$ibs by - Abpsl n-oiiion and O~fs
! B. dillon, by detd dated November q plt ~
OF record IN said C.I . otho" In I'D booi h"@
nsua1Uh Whifh IN AL ,atli- Ard lTiTtl, ar uSt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
NEWS GLEANISGs.

The curfeR is strictly enforced in some
towns of Oregon. Young men under q
And young laoies under Is found on the
streets alter o'clock, are promptly ar
rested
Last week. at Caldwells mill, Monroe
county, Me-. Robert jackson fell distance
of fifteen feet and broke his mech, from
the effects Of which he died in "a few min
uies.
Some Of our Western towns are adyer-
Using for brass bands Young man 60
West
Captain BARLEY Dewsld, Of Westmore-
land county, Pa, who is deeply iuterested
in natural gas, says it will not be long NJ
I'll Wheeling and other West Virginia
towns will be supplied with gas from the
Pittsourg district
Our rain last week was snow in West
Virginia mountains.
A man in Arkansas was recently SEN
fenced to one minutes imprisonment in
jail for trihing ofense. He served his
time and was formally discharged.
Two hundred and fifty proselytes passed
through Pittsburg Saturday, en- route from
England to Salt Lake.
In some places in the West they now dig
potatoes BY steam, tossing out 500 barrels
q day.
The only place where liquor is sold in
Russia are hotels and eating houses.
A California man is on his way to Wash
ington with q buckhorn chair, which be
will present President Clevelsnd-When be
gets there.
The Star Foundry at Parkersburg
which has been idle all summer, will starr
up this week
Henry Mitchell, of Monroe county, W.
Va, fatally shot himself a few days ago
He was out hunting and paused to rest 81
he crossed fence. While there he acct
dentslly let his gun drop, the hammer
striking q rail and causing 1t to be dis
charged. The ball took effect in the ABIDE
men and he died in few hours.
The death rate in Dakota is only 5 In
5000.
The Chief of Police of Monongahels
City, Pa has been arrested on charge Of
perjury.
The coming Easter will fell on the 25th
of April This has not occurred before
since 1884, and will not happen again
until 1913.
The apple crop of Niagara county, New
York, this year is estimated at 100000
barrels, the largest yield every known.
The fruit is of excellent quality.
The female teachers OF the public schools
of New York city have formed an orgsni'
zstlon to resist proposed resdjustment Of
salaries, which they claim will upjustly "a
vor the male teachers.
A university for women, endowed BY
private funds has been opened at ST. Pc
tersburg, with laboratory for chemistry
and study furnished with all the sppli
auces necessary for the pursuit Of the phys
icsl sciences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Hon. A. A. LEWIS, Of Weston, paid the
REGISTER, as is his won! when in the
city, a cordial visit yesterday. He is
attending the Grand Masonic Lodge con-
vocation. His fund of genial pleasant
ries and good advice is 20. a whit on tie
wane. but rather with experience 10 the
ways Of the wise, is increasing. And Just
here we might quote a BIZ Of his sd.
vice to any gentlemen who may be
trimmingtheir gales for the next Congress
sional nomination. Its this: Democrats
who are in Office now ought to hold to it
until the end of the term. He thinks the
cases and circumstances are exceptionally
rare when it is better for a political party
TO select incumbents Of one office to put
them in another. Il makes too many sore
heads, and sorebesds are Just what party
don't want-at least it don't want any
more Of them than it con help.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
Commissioners Sale.

DIV yIR1Uk or DiCtEE hADb Dp
Id enbr.d by the CIropit tout 81 no ts5i
" est yirdI IT, On the 6th day 81 'dsbr ~
4 q u'e In cbagteTJ erin T.pdinH sbisL w
r. Brow, administrator o. tie tsHs q rb,
Feay, deoea %. 10 ps'Btin ard tJah tsS -
oihers ere dei. ndsuts, tss pbcuhfiN F"~
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

among the cclored men Of Virginia and it
is the harbinger of better things for the
race all over the South. They have dis
covered that Democratic Administration
is for their good and that the white people
of the South are really their best friends.
! They are heoceforth to vote a. freemen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

The day before the election the Rich
moad Wing, MAHoNE'S organ, said, I'VE
have cur rooster, our cannon and our SIC
semper tyrannis ready to announce our
victory" Bot the next day the unfortun-
ate organ wheeled its campaign bric-a brse
ont and dumped it into the back yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

THE Presidents proclamation and the
sending of United Safes troops to Wyom-
ing Territory will give ths Chinese q fe"
nights of quiet sleep. But that is far
from settling the Chinese question. Even
while troops are present men will look on
with firm az sulleu faces and murmur
that the Chinese must 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Tbs New Yosk Sun is receiving sub
scrip,ious for q monument to General
GEoRGE B MCCLELLAN. Why should not
the soldiers Who fol Owed the hero in battle
erect a suitable monument to his meuory2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

VICE PREsIDEST HENDRICKS VAS one OF
the first men 10 congratulate FRI HUGH
Les upon bis election. Mr.. HESDRIcKs
knows a Democratic victory when be sees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10

Two or three New York papers are abOat
to quarrel concerning Mr. CLEVELAND $
politics We have no hesitation in saying
that he il q Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
DIED.

KELLY-At Portland Station, Ohio, at Sis
a N November Sth, 1885, DOTIE, youngest dsush.
ter Of J. II. Kelly, IN the eleventh year Of her sge
Funeral OF tuesday, afternoon a. O'Clock. In
term Mt at the wsrsntOn ecu etery. Friends Of the
hmIly are invited TO attend.