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The Washington critic., 1885-12-15
A CHANCE to Buy sample suits nnd

A CHANCE TO Buy sample suits and
N ovcrCOats for mon, boys ami children. no
the great sample sale Of all kinds OF clothing
just opening at No. 0I 5th st W, between
II and Massachusetts, ave; come one, CONS
all, at the great sale; we are selling many Ot
bargains offered in fine and medium clothng;
come and see us, and you will bug the best
clothing you eyer got at the lowest pricug
We are selling suits, OvorCOatS, pants aud
vests for men, boys ana children, nt 33l 1th ST
u w: look for slgms. SMln of Almnln smIts.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15
FOR HOUSES.

H ANDSOME G-Itoom House. I,ny
ii window, iiG 3d st II W; cost $500; can be
rented for $50 per month. Call on or aidra5s
u. k. Ward, Aldcrncy Dairy, Hligll d 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15

Vacant property in all sections of the city
and suburbs.
Several houses for rent, furnished and un-
furnished.
Money to loan on real estate security
Large loans Il speciality.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15

I IMPORTER of French Wines, Cognuc,
i ChampaEnes and Cordials.
French Clarets, $50, 81 and 3l5) per doS,
California Wines imported directly. Nap1
directly without passing through the trade
which is great guarantee of their purity,
Wins de toutcs sorteG en- Caisses
NICIOR ROGN N co. 11l1 pn. nNn
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15
BOARDING.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

TOR SALE-A Secondhand Piano
Il In good order and used only two years:
terms easy to responsible party. Piano,
Critic Office.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15
LOST AND FOUND.

I T-Tuesday, Dec -, 1888, Between
IL Second National Bank and Marin's
Hall, Sl5-1 $50, $40 and 50 notes, Finder
will receive reward by returning to Watch
man at Marini's Hall.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15
EUNK'S SEWING
II MACHINE AGENCY,

II II. YOUNGs, STEAM CARPET CLEAN
II ing and renovatng works; feathers rem
ovated, mattresses made over, furniture
steamed and moths destroyed. 1922 Pa. ave.
Factory, corner 9th and SITS. 8. @.
The Washington critic., 1885-12-15
- SPECIAL NOTICE.

n~zzz SPRING1IAN'S EMPRESS,
SOUTH CAPITOL AND D SITS. S. W.
General Transfer Agency. Safes, Machinery
and Plate Glass moving u Speciality.
Telephone, 31A-2. soiO
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Ron Resident RoII.

& APdofu .paap 4 1901 40 on .aisas
49, "a Jsan D-taAes 1904, 1870 1905
n half seq " bo 9nt y ~ 7, nan sec o
iT3w,e bsif l n',arta,. quaIlef sec q tp o 3
tsy 90 10 ~ qeafeer sec \ g nan guar
w ~ =, " . . ~
4 q Away James Wakes 1884, $500; ! ,037
si-Loo acres n W quarter quarter and n e
Quarter quarter sec %, W quarter n e
\ y " quarter aud n e quarter w quarter see
] Ter, W quarter e quarter and half W
quarter sec p half quarter sec II, To A,
sro W;
4 AVendano Perquand--taxes 1854, 10. so: 500
acres, lots z, 8, y, 10, II, 12, Is and IL IN sec
~ aud Ss Grant 'B, . No. 81, tp II, s r 8 and
west Bs
Io0 acres in sec 4, tip s, sr3w.
Bradford j Le-taxes 1854, 4.2D; 1870 42.1O9
acres, Q half quarter sec 81, tp o, srli v.
and " quarter W quarter see 10, To 8. sr
~ west.
bradshaw " Frost--l8S4, 20. 40; $50 acres.
haif sec Y, entire sec 25, tp9,s r7w.
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Election of sixteenth seq.
tf0rAs.

! NJ Office is hereby given that an Election
! IN will be held for the Sale of the follow
ing Sixteenth Sections, and at the following
! places, to-wit
SATURDAY, February Is, TIP IL, south
range west, al residence of Enoch HAYES
Commissioners, e. Hayes, Eraste Hebert,
John Hayes.
MONDAY, March Q, To Q, south range :
west, at residence Of Jos. @. Lebleu Com
Rissionsrs,, dos G. Lebleu, Lille Lebleu
Daniel Zaekey.
THURSDAY, March S. To 6, south rappe
5 west, at residence Of Abner Cole, Com
ner Cole
FRIDAY, March 6, Tp 5. south range 4
west, at store Of Pierre Doueet Commits
Sai!o9ners, I. II. slane, Pierre Doueet, Milton
SATURDAY, March 4, To 6. south rapgel
3 west at residence Of Jas. Cole. CommIs-
sioners, j. Lefenr, JAS. Cole, Chas. Bertrand
MONDAY, March q TIP. a south rance
west, at residence of d. Leaeur. Commits
sioaers, Magzenime Sonier, B, Lacasse, B.
TUESDAY, March 10. To, 4. soutb rance 1
West, at residence of WIN. Simmons. Com-
missioners, .. II. LaIder, w. II. lSimmons.
Andrew Young.
THURSDAY, March 70, Tn 4 sontb ronoo
west, al residence OF Levi Il. Miller flon,-
nis,salt9,iners, L. H. Speara, samuel Pate, Levi
FRIDAY, March 10 TIP. 5, south range
west, 81 n. Robcrtson's store. GoTbmis-
w. Heard. s9u' Aep. /
TUESDAY March II, TIP. 8, south raneo
~ ~ west at residence Of isaac MetsJeljaRd
commissioners, John Wing. Eabsrt MefIai.
land, Isaac MeClelland.
WEDNESDAY, March Is. To. b soutb /
range ~ west, at residence 81 j Fl. Faneasr
RRo Pun o. WIN. B. Pearce, Henry I
THURSDAY, March 10, Tp. & sentb VI
Il west, al residence 81 WIN N Ferisips
VIM N. Perkins. s'-q' ''4''' 4 eiiNii's'
Friday, March 90, Up. south ra,,ee 10
Mest, At residence Cf Jos Gearien. Fen-
Gearien '''tAsS' Jos
jans4-st.l w. i. HUTCHINs. Treasurer
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NoTI.CE.

= fHE undersigned avails himseif az t1ds
a method Of Informing lis {fiend 4 ana ti,s
patrons q The old ) 0E GEORGE s4f.t1fS%
r. tiie hailroRd Depot. that 81 mas nav go.
kalsa ana Eeopenedi d, and il soliciting Nm
b IA promises te ID his beet q please
A1esing on hand the boSt ouaiily N
A-l WI ~ JACOB RIG Ma IIlFN
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u & quarter SIC aiheIeen p Dine
three west
ihor" Joseph taxes eightyioul
L.sV' elghtytwo / IS, eighty L.ss
eighty LAO; s'Naeres with 1mpts, nc
description
Iierney Jonn, taxes eIEhtyionr
% etght$taree ILL., eiEttylwo I'04,
ei2l'Fohe i'94; twenty acres. west
hall " quarter quarter sec thirty
tP nine + hVe west
I0Wner Joh9, taxes eEghivt"ur
- s'ghty 5-loo acres, west half s
quarter sec eleven tn three S r seven
Yves.
Traban PjacIdr. taxes eightvfour
. 2 ~ fftv srro. with ;,,,rr-,eo,,,o,+s
49,, ,l...ri,,;-, ''
- t''', =.
"''''''i' i''"'si''' lakes el@htyfear
l.f'' I"l5F acres quarter e guar
ter srr tAIrlTilvo tp seven five W.
Vincent Isaac. faxes eiThtvfOur
Z2.il: TWO hundred aud soycnt five
aoras wifi. trnn,s nn lnscr;,,l;or
E,,can, J.r.aII.,, ,,,n ,,r.. e..
.:-i.,..r'.. 'c W ''''' 49, 5''N9' i'I
'-'' y -''"' III "',e '''"i'e% ahH
twenty acre. an sec eleven tp eleven :
r zen "e''
l"rehj hasi'c, lakes eIghtyfour
l3-'.'; "lghit @-l0o acres. west half
a " quarter spr j"eRtvfUur IT, eleven
rlh.rtngp west
y-,rr rb.,. ,,,.... ..:.-l,,,.r.,,u CO.,,
........... go ''''
'.-'.'. "s'C> ]" ser v'eFen clghl
HG. "e>,' "oNghj OF W Ii Rowe
Washington Geo. taxes eightyinnr
80. one acre, bought OF Lastie
GuiilOry. with limits no descrintjon
Watts Gen tavos o;r,btrr,rr . m
cirntysiv oO.1on .cr.s rorth Lojf
.,,,[ar,or s.,. -.
quarter SEE c!ShIe'h 'P nine + three
"es..
Welsh r T.. ral,., csoItyC,ur 500.
..7.,.,..
,,, .;,-l.77-. a. ~,
-, ,.'' ''''' -..'1 TO- '''IS-
'"I az. e. 'i' description
w HlIl"Ner SARAH, taNca elghtYfOur
2.6O; eighty acres, ~ quarter
quarter, quarter quarter sec
ihirtvlwo IN nine s ciub, west
Wilonv X n ,a.-- ';-I,.r
lip; forty acres. bourht Of Horny
Gill no dasrrinrion
W,iII;.r,s 7 D,,;'' . .,,
a., ''i :i'..r i''0L', ~ taxes e'sh1y iouF
4.O+, eiTbtYthrcc 1872, eIghtytwO 2.72,
I '-'.l az "I' ana ohe-lll'rd acre.
p""En' OF d l. Ryan, with lmpts, no
description
Williams W j., lakes cightvfour
.. - one hundred ,ud s;v,, @oros ~
, W WiL ..5i. d.. D 81 H, taxes eightyfonr
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l0.l2; one hundred and eighty acres
with Impts, no description
Minis + D-tazes eightyfour, 4.6S
forty acres, quarter W quarter
sec ten. tp eight, r thirteen west
Mitchell J B-iaxes eightyfOur @
elgbtytwo 5.3R; two hundred and
eighty hive one hHndredths acres, v
quarter Ii " quarter, half v quar-,
ter, sec four, " quarter sec nine, Il
nine, eleven west
Mitchell All Il Sidney Caruihors-
taxes eightyfour 1886; four hundred
eightye'Sh' acres 2 al OF sec 'niftytonF'
2l"S sou1n ', h' " II n, III t' 'e ,t
.l.i 'e', "fSl' al" Il ma. % . i''''I
set tales' Y :, s''Fe'.' ; ,nl''e''' | a
" bns ? a., Sa1sS e' !f ; 5IooT o-sO
-n s .onu' - '''' Az !''S' '' '''
SUI pay"
Morrow h'nOen, taxes cightytouT
$40, eish'5three 800 eighty acres.
north ha'f $ " quarter sec ssTsntee"
n eight seven west
hnmtora ) j. LyIes agent, taxes
80 TO-, I'2o, , n,,lsss "'iI'V "'.ss'
Ior So ~, . va, 80 '' f 4u",
g.. 80. - avn '0"' " '1' z"
NoslIy N ,aros o;o-L,,.r,,u J., %
a;abtr,Ero. 10 On s; ~ ',., 'gu' - go an
o;sbtgonn 10 On ~; ~ Ivy 70 'G0 30 ,
$500 S5"p. I'd i- ~, e.sn,y '.|"; ScIe"
t; on Z" "''' '"'"'! "''eS' ~ o'S'''H-
To,.on v.;u n ~ .-,..-c
: or, nno hnna-a', t@A S S's"'y lou'
- o,.r,ar $50, .;- .L,, 7'N' l0' %,
a;rL4 '"' w '''''''' S'A'ee'' y Il" = 7
neisoU W L, tpXes elghtytonr
%.zV TWO ana a quarter acres, near
0oCsPorl' Gonght OF Blioo succession
90 ~ Lou "onn ~ taxes eIgntytouF
Z'oo, e'ghty'hree 2.36; forty acres, n
quarter " quarter sec SIX tp eight
7 seven west
NlcnolS L A. taxes eightyiouT APO
GlghCytnrcc I2'oo, eighty 5.4o; three
huh9reu anu lwentyone and ono-qnar-
ter acres IN sec twenty-five, tp six, s
eight "
Nix II d, taxes eightyfonr ago
eighty and eight one-hundrcdtbs acres
n " quarter quarter, and lot eleven,
sec seventeen, quarter quarter
sec twenty, tp eight, seven W.
Norris agt W B, taxes uightyfour
3.S9, eightythree 1924; one hundred
and scyentythree fortysix one-Lun-
dredths acre, lots three. six, seven and
eleven, sec thirty, tip eight, $ r seven
"; W quarter n " quarter sec thirty
four, tP six, seven ".
Norris Mrs Z A, taxes eightyfour
1850. eirhtyihree 40. sly bundrod
and thirteen and seyentythrec oue-hnn-
dredths acres, half n quarter, cast
half n quarter and quarter sec
twentythrec, tip eight, ten w: half
c quarter, and quarter e quar-
ter sec nineteen, n W quarter Il O duar-
ter sec thirty, tp eight, ST seven ~.
lots six, thirteen and fourteen. and n
half lot four, sec ten, tp nine, nine
west.
O'Brien Jerry, taxes eigbtvfonr | 60
twenty acres bot suc'n JRo A Spence.
no description.
Paige, Sargent A, taxes eightvfour
7 80; three,hundred and fortyonc and
sixtyeight ono-huudredths acres, north
half sec eight, tp eight s.r three ".
Parker ) d, taxes eightyfour SOS,
elghtythf0e 800. eiOhtvtwo ca
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west
Rion Joseph T. taxes eightvfoal
II 40: seyentytwo acres south Eaif ,
c quarter sec thirtrfre tp ten 5 p ter
wpst @
Rials John 4. tax cightyfonr 200:
ono hundred and sixtvcigiit acres. lots
enc. seven. eighi aal fifteen see tlir.
/ teen tn seven $ r seven west
Riais John \. Jr, taxes ciqhtvfonr
2.92; three hundred aud eightysix
acres. lots two. three and five sec fbir-
teen, aud v quarter aud " half e
quarter sec eighteen tp seven r six
west
Richard julien, taxes ci-htyf0nr,
1860; forty acres, par: Of west hall "a
W quarter section elgM Up tea r T.
eight west
Robinson Ti1s SETH. cigAlyfour
ass; forty acres, bought Of Jensen
Broussard, with impts, no description.
Lomcrro Ggve, taxes elgLtyioUr 3.3G
eigErythrce $50, cightytwo 5.7G; one
hundred md ninety and ninety one
buudreiths acres with improvements.
no description
honturle l. c, taxes ejghtytour 1870
one thousand tire" hundred &ad nine
tythrce and three-lonrlhs acres, ue
description.
Roger Onezlmc, lakes eightyioar
1896: four hundred acres, u half n
quarter, half " quarter, sec two.
n half II @ quarter and lot, sixteen and
seventeen, SCI three. Up mine, ten
west.
Sadfer Lawrence, laXes cightyIour
l.64; one hundred and fortyseyen
acres, Il quarter sec nju2tcen tp
eight seven west
Sabourin Ernest, take, cightvfour
2400 seven hundred and cigntyseycn
2G.l0O acres, all Of sec % tn six $
three west
SalIier Julius II, taxes eightyfogr
4.60, cightvthrec + 60. cightvtwo AGO.
cightyoue go; forty acres Il v quar-
ter S c quarter sec cirht fl ten ?
nine ives,
Savant Pierre, taxes eightyrour Cos:
one hundred and fiftvninc 81. 100 acrs
Il c quarter sec thirtythrec tn seven S
T five west
Scago James. taxes eiohiyC.pr AZ.
two hundred aud FORTY acres with
impts, no description
Schinkoth Fred W, taxes eirhtv.
four $50 eighty acres. south bolr n
G quarter sec thirlythree IN nine g r
ten west
sh.,trcl. 4. wol,,eo,a ..,... s;,
tyf"nr ~ o., ono I InnJnaj '"n J ,l
six aIres hnnrht Of T,ro ,,n' ~ ''',,t
9th ;r,n,- OoS AZ "; : al que V''"'e'
S;gIar Fi,.nIa IJ'I y p ,s.. ;1.,..e
60 e;abI,. "ara 1' ,'' IIr :. ny ou'
ter section oInvnn ~ 1'' fi ,,".' 1"",-
s;no,n,a, & 7 u y , 'Du' 0 o5,ei "" W.
$50; lots two and three block ten
Welsh station
Smith J l. mrs. taxes eigbtvfoun
10 88, eighty :. Sc: two hundred and
eighty acres, with limits no descrip-
ton
o. g,
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CAI4f1- "A SIEU
AGENG Oh,
AAKas e'HH 4. No H.A.

II ANE5$ EEea ~ n snad SsDflAe.
~ Entered IL STATE and General 6oYem
iheut Lana 0ilieea Iltlaa perfecled al
yeYs made. ilpaaasteatfa obtained and "
matters relating 10 Lands ii Cieasleu a's
aqlaeent parishes Intended to- CQresp9g
deHce solicited
AAAszsk 4 AZ & A1Ks q 4 =
OFFICE q gsClIo BUILDING
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jars, on which are written the name,
quality, name of exhibitor, and in
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-03-28

temperature for cotton planting. With
the continuation of good seasons, as
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ana railroads would reduce their rates
OF travel to one cent per mile. Cal
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re them. We believe we are
arranted in these conclusions
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scarcity of money with us next fall and
winter.
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j. N. BRYAN,
Proprietor EQho'
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pments
while
g." anc
,mberm
be lun
rave be
;arefull
e cost
or herr
r mig
our p
face o
our 10
hair n
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IHOs. kLRIsPE4ER,
Parish Surveyor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

new members, and furthering arrangements
whereby feeders who desired could 20 to
work.
Tttvas reported last night that q confer
euce would take place at Moran's Hall on
The South Side, this morniug, between the
pailers and q committee Of feeders. but
what the object 10 can only be guessed at-
A rumcr also gained circulation
Yesterday that the feeders who
were not in favor Of taking machines would
form themselves into . separate organiza-
ton. bat whether there Is any foundation to
the report could not be ascertained, and it
Is only given for what II is worth, as Ia the
one in regard to the nailers meeting. As
the boys say, Everything goes nowadays.
In conversation with President Weir, OF
the Nailers' Association, he stated that the
report to the effect that the nailers wished
10 return to the Amalgamated Association
was Qroundless, and he could not account
for Il. He said that the paper which
originated II, must have intended to say
nailfeeders, and left the last part of.
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette saws:
eli is rumored that there is to be q confer
erce of the nail manufacturers held in Q
very short time. They are not in the best
humor over the fact that the Bellaire nail
mill is running. One of them said yester-
day that something would drop soon among
the nail manufacturers. It is probable the
n~silers' scale will be adopted whenthe meet
ing is held"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

PICKED % here and There ~ Register
RsDortarss

Paeksd % Msrs and xhsrs ~ Register
BoARD Of Commissioners this morning.
TIE pottery strike sin remains unset
lied.
osE deed Of trust was admitted to record
yeAterday.
ABAReE load Of paving bricks have been
unloaded at the foot Of Ohio street.
THe Howlsysown Kickers again defeated
the Growers Of the sAms ilk, yesterday By .
score Of IL to IL.
IT il understood that the Glassworksrs'
Union viii ask for an advance in the wages
Of the gathering boys
A YOUNG man fell in Q 6s on Market
street iust below Fourteenth last evening,
but soon recovered and proceeded upon his
way.
FoUR wen known young men were tired
from the Mcclure House yesterday as their
presence vas not conducive to the good Or
der Of the hotel
In the financial statement Of Ohio county
published recently, the item ct $l&.5O tor
shoes opposite the name of Thomas Hsyley
should have been charged to Mira OHare.
PRxslDESr CoLLIER has called q special
meeting of the Board of Education for Fri.
day evening, the business to be transacted
being the making Of the annual school
levy,
The Bachelor Twelve, under command
Of Joe Miller, left for middle Wheeling
Yesterday on . 6shing and turtle catching
expedition. The boys VIII no doubt have q
great time.
TIE Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
road have issued cheap excursion tickets to
The Cleveland races. The fare for round
trip is only g, and tickets are good for five
or six days
AN exciting game Of base ball was played
Yesterday between the LaBelle Avenue club
and thek Hopes Of Martins Ferry. The
game resulted in Q victory for the former
BY . score of Is to IL.
THE Committee Of Arrangements Of the
| AmalQsmated Association Convention,
which meets here in August, is engaged in
making the necessary preparations for the
reception and entertainment OF the dele
gates.
The Lone Star 6shing club of the East
End is making extensive Preparations for q
fishing excursion down the river at an early
day. The boys will be fitted out in great
style and win locate their camp at Fish
Creek.
The hungry Four fishing club, composed
of Messrs. Chris. Donovan, John Shelly,
Ed. Laughlin and VIII Marshall, left yes
terday on q turtle hunting expedition out
the creek. The boys anticipate having 9
grand time and catching lots of soup meat.
Our Social" an organization composed
Of . number Of popular young gentlemen,
will give q select social and hop at Wilberts
Garden, on the North s de-, Friday night
| Mayors orchestra win make the music and
an enjoyable time is anticipated, as the com
mittee in charge of the affair are experts in
this line.
SOME seoundrel, evidently out Of pure
spite, on Monday night destroyed 9 nu nbsr
Ct handsome flowers and tore several
branches from valuable plants in front O.
the residence of Mr.. Christian Hess, or
| North Main street. Mr.. Hess offers q re
ward of IS for the detection and arrest o.
The tbief, as viii be seen in the sdye-t'sin-
columns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

---.-..;, Al.h.ma H. dar.s
49, .rrscsrs>5 vnsiie
ssio sne nv q .sk soco1no-
nome, nssx s,r,~, ~ -
as.ons Ioi tnS n l4pna :. 80 ~. fsund
y mn. ne. ,s;.r s.rthIc and I -
ns.a. \; Il -onid moi erovl If the
rAN"H1-t.l. 49, a, him ken ipc;dent-
I-sn.n 49, n.js ofths GOMEZ a. 1881
! m0 81 e S!Sa,. ia - form. in tai
ne t,aa $500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29
A GRAND AFFAIR.


Short Creek Citizens Particip I'm a
Monster Picnic.
The picnic held at the barn of Nicholas
Straub. on the James McCulIoch farm, on
Short Greek, last Saturday was one Of the
most mccessful and enjoyable affairs Of the
Kind ever given in this county. About Eve
hundred people were present from the sur
rounding country and the day and even
ing were passed in the variety Of ways pc
culiar to such affsirs. not the least patron
ICED being dancing to the enhancing strains
of The Opera House Orchestra. The crowd
began to gather about noon, and the fun
was kept up until the evening WA we'll
spent. The picnic was in charge of the
following committees:
Committee of lnvitafion-G. n. Short,
W. C. Wiedman, Henry Nichols, w. B.
North r. P. Glass, Mill McColloch s. 8.
Gardner. Al. McCoIlocb, C. D. Kyle.
Committee Of Recep ion--Ellen Ridgsly,
Bird Curtis. Maria Welshause. Ella Trim
Die. Clara Straub, Ella DeitsrsL
Floor Mansgers--R r. Glass, Henry
Nichols, c. d. Kyle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29
PERSONAL PODzs.

Movements Of wheslingftss, and the Com.
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Miss Nellie Burdets is visiting friends
in Clarksburg, w. Va
Miss Ada DilIinger has returned homo
from an extended visit to Cincinnati.
Attorney G. D. Smith. of Middlebourre,
Tyler county. was in the city yesterday.
Walter Beswick, of LaBelle avenue, 10
laid up with an attack of typhoid fever but
is getting along nicely.
Bob Linch, the genial night clerk OF the
McLure House. leaves to-day on Q weeks
trip through eastern cities
Miss Gertrude Lamb arrived home yester-
dsy after q pleasant two months s~ojourn ct
her sisters beautiful home in Ohio.
Judge Boyd returned yesterday from .
short visit TO some Of the Eastern watering
PLACER. He looks much improved BY his
trip.
o. s. Long, Esq, left for the East last
evening. He expects to spend about two
weeks in New York and on the New Jersey
shore. His brother will meet him in New
York, tomorrow, having come from Con-
s~tantinople to visit him.
Mr.. VIM. q. linn. Of Boston, paid his
respects to the REGisTER, yesterday. He IL
the SOD Of P. E. linn, Esq and is stopping
a few DAYS with his father, preparatory 70
| travelling westward. BE 10 Q pleasant gen.
tleman and thriving nicely in his adopted
city, where he is in the dry goods and no
ton business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29
AN AGED BAPTIST MrHIsTER
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