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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
RACING IN TILE MUD.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 30.-The Latonia Park
races were well attended to-day The track was muddy
The first race for madens OF all one mile was won
By azarus in gallop ourlengths IN front OF Handy
Andy second, Glendon. third S5rimo 152 In the sec
ond race Ia miles, swney easily by three lengths,
eilvio second. Madison third. Time 2:20 The third
race pa miles, by Bob Niles by half length
Freda second, April Fool third. Time 4:25 In the
fourth race handicap mile heats, the first heat was
taken by Whzgg three lengths in front OF King Kyrle
Whzdg won with ease two lengiss ahead OF X. Honee
srcond Chill third. Time 154ia IN the ffth race, one
mile The horses ran in bunch 10 the stretch where all
ran for all they worth. Compensation by
length Boreas second by meek, Constellation third
Time l:5lia
ARRESTED FOR PoOI~sEbLrNG AT BRIGHTON.
When the horses were called out for the first
raeeat hton Beach yesterday the grand stand was
wslI nllod with people Pools were sold on the FIRST
s,c and few disposed of for the second,
man Supervisor McKane Of Gravesend appeared with
score or more OF policemen, and the betting was
oforped Three ticket sellers arrested and taken
before Judge Newton at the Town Hail. Gravesend, and
vera bailed In the sum OF $500 each George Engeman
S,ld Charles Hof furnished the bonds. There was
aopoo exctemeno the track while the arrests were
being made, subsided and the racing went
On McKane's orcen captured $50 OF the ASSOCIATIONS
(Eor other Outdoor Sports see TesltA Pdgs.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
BROOKLYN.

Ferdinand F. Sherbrich the druggist who was
min" hat proved the death of Mrs. MINER was re-
mandcd by Justice NaeheI yesterday for a further
examination. lie is completely broken down by
h,a tnisfake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31

DEATH OF SCHOOLGIRL WHO SHOT HERSELF
Nellie Garfield. the pupil at Mrs. DeWitts
esmlnary in Beivie. n j., who shot herself on last
Monday died ct yesterday from the effects OF her
wound Her not5sr and Mrs Dewitt were e. her bed,
Sacsd on the O'Clock train MIRA Canfeld accompanied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsey House-GOvernOr George Hoadly, OF
Ohio. and Governor l.. f. Hubbard OF Minnesots--.--
Asfor H0use-C gresham A. J. Warner, OF ONO
AbeRdrie Hotci-Jsmes j. Ill., president OF the ST. Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company -. ;Bre-
ro0rf HOuse-Mrs General George "A. Thomas Veto
ria Ho,si-Mss Kate Field 81. James HoteI-Dr
William II. Pancoast, OF Phadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
Drp Goods.

In Boys AND YOUTHS, CLOTHING we Offer the best
assortment from the plain serceabe garment for every day
the finest grades made in the best and latest
styles Special novelties in Kts anu Light 0vercoas for
smau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
COLLECTOR KLOTZ NOT AFRAID.
c,ral Kiof1 racantly annointad Collectf

Samu6I hIUIZ, ItCeHtIy aPpUI1utu OUlIoCOof
OF internal Revenue Newark has written 70 the Pres
fdent in regard about him In THE TRB
psE yesterday and that he is prepared to ans yer
any charges thst may DO made against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
Go Whom Jt Alap Concern.

MRS. KEANE-her maiden name was Mary
fI y. Hosanleft Limeries In May 1879. and got mar.
red country Her mothers maiden Ia Bridget
SInmous Wben last heard lived 4U3 East 10Th
ST. Y mother brother and sister lived IN Limerick
Her sister this country lSSi aud would like To ind
found address TO Mrs d. W. LEWIS, 90 Collins
PittsOHrg, Allegheny Co, Penn, Tor Bridget Hogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31

FLANNEL SAILOR SUITS. commencing OF s1.7s for
good suit for country $3.50 for best gradesals<
WHITE FLANNEL sailor and Plated Blouse suita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
DIPHTHERIA INCREASING.

The record of contagious diseases for two
yeeEs ending yesterday given follows by In
snecIor Parioo, OF the Fourth Sanitary Division:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31

Perfect Fitting SHIRT wAIsTs.-New styles OF TENN
Flannels and Waists Straw Hats Polo Caps Derby or
Soft Yale Hats. Neck wear, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
miscellaneous.

A GENTLEMAN, employed In one of the
~ schools BROOKLYN speaking English French and
German would like accompany boys young
mon ON tp Europe Terms reasonable. References
changed. Address EACHkh, Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
SPANS EVADES THE LAW.

the body and win take it to Springfield, Ill., where the
f1ne raj will take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31

good suit for country $3.50 for beet sradesass
WHITE FLANNEL sailor and Plated Blouse Suita
Perfect Fitting SHIRT wAIsTS-New styles OF Tennis.
Flannes and Waists. STRAW Hats Polo Caps Derby and
Soft Yale Hats. Neck wear, etc.
FOR GIRLs-An examination Of our stock Will show that
1t Just to buy Girls Clothing
ready made Boys-that 1t Is certainly no economy
to buy materials and have them male mp. Our new
styles In SUITS and CLOAKS very attractive
Special bargains In Chdrens Worsed Dresses at 81 and
1896; about one-half usual prices.
complete line OF Muslin Underwear Gumpe Waists.
and School Aprons Misses and Childens Trimmed
Hats Infants Caps and Bonnev, In fact everything In
Chidren's Millinery.
INFANTS Long and Short Dresses, Long and Short
CLOAKs In endless variety Our LITTLE GRETCHEN
Dresses novelties in saeens and Ginshams greatly
admired SPECIAL NOVELTIES IN PLAID CLoARS
Chndren's HOSIERY AND MERIN0 UNDERWEAR
Special Extra Fine Cotton Hose Colored and Black
silk Clicked at 2 pair former price A. to &c., accord
size English Hose at SOC! worth zoe per
pair.
The Quitting OF children OUR SPECIALITY. We ofer q
larger OF everything from HATS TO
SHOES be found elsewhere and at lower prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31

BES eco,
go & 90 West 23d-st.
flats ano Rooms 90 Eet-
APARTMENT TO LET.
HAWTHORNE,
12S WEST 59TII-ST..
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK,
ONE LARGE APARTMENT on SECOND FLOOR,
Win one X ' WIFI. .s: HsI1
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
ing OF AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
location In the city.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE CHELSEA.
apartment 20 rent consulting OF paror two sleeping
sP@snts with 9athSom elsgsny furnished SPEEDILY
81 m so r me, I low ~ rte, or until Nav next
aud % TO 60 Liberiy.st. IOom q A.
THE WYOMING. 7th-ave and 55th st.
L To let-Apartment o second floor from May L Apply
I'O RENT tor the summer a fully furnished
Apply T to r. HE'S ~ 70 s East 1i 7thst
BoarS ano Rooms.
East Side
/ A TTRACTIVE, airy ard handsomely fur
~ nshed overlooking the ane pns IN the city;
SSespuSBSble board - GramSrcy Park.
AT2sEAST 2OTH STREET near Broadway,
4 r handsomely furnished rooms Tor gentlemen
RACHELOR APARTMENTS 10 LET.-Su-
- psrior. a. West S'ta-st ie7erenees
DESIRABLE ROOMS with board; 145 East
changed.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
1o SSf %f55 T5 desired S 60 I TS P Tns PAM
= EAST 27IH-st.. opposite Hotel Brunswick.
- Elegantly furnished apartments to let FOR gentlemen
q EAST list Elegant cool rooms. large
- and small; with or without board moderate price.
IL EAST 2SrH-ST.. between 9th aud
Madison avesFurnisioi rooms breakfasts if desired
20 EAST T.-Suits of rooms with
DO private bathrooms private table without board
single
co IRVING PLACE.-Newly and hand
O'D somey furnished by year; gentlemen
100 LEXINGTON-A = Large furnished
sIC rooms without board suite singy references
West sids
A SMALL FAMILY would let one or two
~ neatly nlshed gentlemen references terms
moderate SO West ii th's ST., 9TH and 9Th ayes
AT NO. 20 WASHINGTON PLACE, between
~ Broadvsy and the Park II anaouey furnished rooms
choicest location down town. restaurants. and stage
hnes
ELEGANT ROOMS with excellent board: fist
II class service summer prices 10 West l2Sth-st3
.ELEGANTLY Furnished first tioOr, suitable
II doctor dentist terms reasonable 80 West24th
bet 5th and 9TH
FURNISHED rooms nc summer prices de-
sirabie location. 22 West 5sth-st
ZINE FRONT ROOMS. with board, 10 perlna-
i nent parties at ~ West sut-sG References.
II WEST 34TH-ST Furnished parlor floor;
also other with op without private table sum
prices.
oaD-ST., 235 WEST.-Tbree furnished
rooms connecting. with or without board American
private family
1STH ST., II WEST.-In private family !
Hc nicely furnished single room with boari reiereaces
go WEST H-Sr.-Single and connecting
OD roomsj superior board private bath; summer prces
highest references
IDS WEST 1iTH-ST Large handsomely
80 furnished rooms for gentlemen aud wives single
gentlemen; excellent board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills

for the cure of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and al
diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. They
say, with one accord, that they have never tried
remedy for Stomach and Liver troubles which
acted so promptly, safely and <eurely as Dr..
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
What the People Say

The very best proot of the virtue Of medicines
the cures they make.
No remedy for colds. COMPOSITIONS, and all thrcae
and lung diseases has ever been credited with -
MANY authentic cures az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
Purely Vegetable Remedies.

And of the reasons for their confidence and fun
Endorsement is because all of DR.. Schencks house.
hold remedies are known to be purely vegetable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
DR.. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic

has secured equally full and emphatic endorsements
as an invigorator Testimonials, running back for
two generations confirm its virtue in restoring lost
appetite and lifting a rundown system
If possible, the people speak even more plainly
and alphabetically of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
DIR. Schenck's Polmonic Syrup.

The testimonials cover every phase of lung dis
eases, from a common cold to confirmed Consump-
ton They are from the best families all clear and
emphatic, and can all be- .conirmed. They voios
very plainly the facts Of each cure and the opinion
of the people about DR.. Sehencks treatment and
cure of this " dread of the household"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31

The employees Of Dempsey & Carroll had the
annual reception at Washington Park, on Frda
night.
d. F.. Appleton suggests that Forefather's Mon
rnent Is better name than Pilgrim Monument 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Wine Five Cents "a Glass.

As California is q wine growing country
it would be presumed that ciaret and While
wines could be obtained here cheaper than
other imported liquors But such is rot
the fact, as the thir,ty citizen well knows,
he being compelled to pay an even price
for all kinds of liquors when purchased by
the glass. Several Ef@o- men, recogriI'
ing that the cheaPness q wine at whole
sale rates Is sufhcieu. 10 warrant the sale
of good vine az less rates a glass than com
monty charged, have opened saloons in
different parts Of the city where wine may
be had at FIVE cents per glass. 4 reporter
called at one of these saloons yesterday,
and was told by the proprietor that there
vas good business profit in selling vine at
the reduced rate. Since the new step had
been taken he has sold less beer
than formerly and more vine. He said
that if wine is TO compete successfully
with beer. saloons viii hsye to bring the
price Of wine down 10 i've cents as that is
the price Of glass Of beer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

YESTERDAY another Of the heroes OF the
late war General GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
passed away Though he has not been re-
,arded as one ofthe successful Generals OF
the war. yet had he been continued IN
command OF the armies about Richmond
and been allowed 10 carry out the cam
paign be had planned the world might now
have a different opinion OF him.
But others have gained the
laurels. So the world goes Whatever
men may think of him as a warrior, they
cannot but regard him as true American
citizen. Though others have gained great
sr triumph and have received more sp
plsuse IS statesmen, yet MCCLELLAN
viii stand high fer his integrity and noble
purposes The worthjest men are not 81
ways the most successful and most hon
Orgd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
DOWN ON rnE JERICHO Road.
Advice TO the Young Man Who Would
B.ttsr Have staysd ia Jerusalem.

Advice TO the Young Man Who Would
BETTER Have staysd in Jerusalem.
Bul ,I."s IL BgUosyE Eagle.
60 Won have cot Yourself into trouble,
nv son? Gone little wrong, have you Z
Yes; well, that means you know tnat you
have gone clear wrong, because there Is
only one kind Of right and one KIND OF
wrong. there is no mugwumPery IN morals,
INV bow. And you've had sGch hard
lime Getting back that it's made you III,
lie bitter and cynical, and yeu think al
tho void ia rather hard and selfish and
pi,iless. and especially aeyere on you :
Well / wouldn't feel that way at a.! II l
ua-e Won 7 don't think | ever did teel
that way, and know more about 1t than
YOU do. I've been further down on the
Jericho road than you. Went Gown
there to let my beard grow. Great
town for toots. IRON way back. It's
had country. Never heard Of but one
GOOD woman in Jericho, and she c'an I
move in good society. But, my son. II
i.nt society faulttha you got into trouble.
You knew what the Jericho road was De-
tore you vent down the way. lou kne"
there was curse on the town. GU were
safe enough in jerusalem, why dldn you
st,v thars2 Don tee! bitterly towards Gil
The world because you fell among thieves
and got cleaned out. 1t IS o hina' gooo'
patured, forgiyiDg old world, II you give It
a chance 10 be forgiying. True, It doesn |
always look that way 10 fellow IN
trouble, because then the fellow IS apt to
look at the wrong people. You found on
the Jericho road, ssy, Elk or eight thieves
that is, halt o dozen professionals AID
the two amateurs who passed oy on the
other side-and only ore good SapaFl'an'
and naturally i seems 10 you that the
Ieayen Of good is utterly lost in that great
mass ofrsscahty and hypocrisy bat, 0!es9
son nv son, in the great, hon
est living world, in the world that ID trying
10 do right and trying to lead men to bet
ter things than Jericho excursions, IN tue
only world that -eally loves and cares tor
lust such young telIow6 as you, In the real
world of men and women Who dea! with
the Young man all the more g?ntIy when
his smartiug wounds are deepest, the one
Good Samaritan outweighs regiment OF
these villains Who beat you and robbed
YOU and passed you 6y on the road to Jeri'
cbo. Never MUD the priest snd Levl'e,
my son. They we're going down to Jeri,
cho. too. remember; that's the kind Of
priests they we're. And one closing word;
nv son. Unless you are smarter and
stronger than thethieyes down Jericho way
and / guess maybe you are not, very few
men areSwhy sou keep OF tha.road. You
STAY in Jerusalem, and you'll have more
money and less headache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

tia, prosessed to be such friends to the
Uorkinomep, did not protest against
NJ Roach thus unnecessarily closing
hi, works and bringing about the deplora-
he state of affairs they are now crying
ont about. Let tie Republican press
think of this honestly and well, and they
will have much less time to find fault with
members of the Democratic Administrs'
ton for protecting the interests OF the
Government and bcipg true to the trusts
the people have rcposed in them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Sir Charles pixies Bride.

The late Rev. Mark Psttison left his
widow & fortune of 100000, and, unlike
some men who condemn their wives TO
mourn their loss throughout u widowed
life. or to sacrifice their fortune bY taking
q second husband, Mr. Pattisc7 specially
epjoined second marriage upon his
widow. To bis brother, Mr.. Frank PATH.
son. who vas, with Mr.. Chamberlain, one
of the bridegrcom's best men on Saturday
last, the late rector of Lincoln College con-
Rded the trust Of seeing his wife through
her widowhood and unto second we1!ocS.
Sir Charles Dixie was one Of the earliest
admirers of the lady he has now made his
wife, and in the old Oxford days he was
welcome guest at the Pattisons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Booming a College Monthly.

WAsuyGTov, Pa, October 4-Busi
ness circles here are excited tc day over
the action of the students regarding the
college monthly, the Washington Jetterso-
uiaa. 4 general college meeting was
to dsy, and it was decided 10 furnish every
student with list Of town merchants who
advertise in the JetFersorian, and they are
expected TO boycott these who do not ad'
vertise. 1t is claimed that the students
spend $4,000 year IN the borough. and
their patronage has always been valued
The managers Of the JetEersorian expect a
boom in advertising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

YESTERDAY vas MorgantOwns eeaten-
pial dsv. With the programme they had
mapped cut AID the preparations thai had
been made. II the weather was at all favor
able tbsy could not fail having a good time
The people yesterday took look backward
over the past hundred years Of history, 1t
ha, no, been one OF rapid growth for Nor
gsntown ike some of the western towns
and cities. But they look forwardinto the
new century as the real beginning Of their
era Of prosperity. We hope it may be So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
The Insignia of Office.

Police Justice-You were drunk last
night? -. .b0
Prisoner-Yes, your Honor, but its the
first time. I'm q hard working man. SIR
and
where do you work at?
I'm bricklsyer, cir.
SHOW me your hands. ,-
The prisoner showed pair OF nOFny
hands. A.
IAN right-yOu may 60 Show up tine ne
next prisoner. All, sir, are you hard
working man, tooY - p.o.;
Yes your Honor and I'm the Presl'
dent of the Laboring Mans Agitation AS,
ISOLATION"
$50 Show me your tongue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Tax Notice.

OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR. PUrLrc BcrLrISG,
WESELiNG, October 18th, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the city tax bills for
1885 are nos ready, and will be due and payable
on the rrst MonCsy In November. All PERSONS
who ali pay all their taxes en- or before the hrst
day OF December will be entitled TO discount OF
ter cent on city tar. Al tar on cal estate not
paid wtthln thirty days after the same ,hall have
become due and payable, shall rear interest from
and after the piraton OF .uch thirty DAYS al Il
rate OF ~ per cent, per Annum until paid.
oclsra ". c. CRAWFORD, City Collector,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
SusqUehhuna

Nh. J. n. Nixon, Of this place, while in
attendance at Preshytery, at Newport last
week, engaged in conversation with the
Young Indian whom the Prsshytery took
under its care. In speaking Of Indian
names this Young man said NOV, the
river Susuuehsnna received its name IN
this way: An Indian standing on one side
of the bank called across to the other,
'Susque, which means are you there :
His friend replied Hanna, which interpret
ei means L am here. \ white man
standing near heard it ard named the
river accordingly Do
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
MI. ROACH AGAIN.

Several Republican papers OF toe coun'
Try have OF late been discussing the iuhu'
enee Of the failure OF JoHS RoAca. the
great ship builder, upon his employees and
upon business connected with the firm
Very plaintive stories OF ruin, restitution
and suffering are told By these papers.
Now. il is. of course, true that the sus
pension OF such en- enterprise as that Of
Mr.. Roach must necessarily be a loss to
those dependent upon it. lie launched
six ships annually. did business amount.
ipg 10 SG.000.a0 or $IOy0,Gt0 yelr,
employed ; COO or 4.0ho men e. wages
amounting 10 $4,000 o. >oy3oO per week,
Besides these, there wers lutte number
OF merchants and manufacturers indirect
IL darsndent upon the firm. Many OF
tbsss At this time of depression. must Of
nscss.i,r 10 rre5le 10 get other employ
men, This no one attempts to deny.
ANY lengthy suspension Of great manutac-
turing Establishments causes mere or less
dss,itu,ion among the employees. 1t is very
sad that such things occur in the course
Of human events.
Lo-o 5os.,,or
- ,s.o.,..I ~ ,bo f,u .. Mr
D. 81 -. a.o,Iv ds,ro,s5 - all
,l,,,-,-;n,, ,Lo ,.s,rs .Lorrd
Io,l, - ,le -..I corsss and not seek 70 prsc.
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D., s.,,,a.D,, ,I,y q, mo bourd
,rocs NJ Pn,rv pnor he roll Of MARTYRS
nd ,b-ou, the Whole bI,.rs upon Secretary
Uu,ry.., and the Democratic psrtv This
- ~, ;,4,arcs ,bs;. ,.i.;,,;ve n;c,n-es
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800, -, Is, ',,h;s oonld No, have han.
S.I,I d. pa,rJI;oon Adu;ris,-s,;on
p r. - - -. D. -.
.--,.r.;,.S S.s,a,;uo .L;n. ,h,on,b oil
s.. 8 10 .borIj T,e 80 lone and the
p.,,.II;c,r ,or,v sbouI5 still con,inpe in
,o,rer s,5 tho nsonls wopld s,ill furnish
,,onor ,,r On official ike sx.Secrstarv
Cg,,,,,yp - ,.Ls tho vasssIs ont Of Mr.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
ron BALE,
For sale.
Commissioners Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE AhU
ID entered by the Circuit Court o! 'hiu count
west virginia on the eth day Of Nr'br 's'H. 70
csuse In cbautcry i erin pending Whuuu tIra,
z. BrOwu administrator OF tie CslaIe o. William
Feay decea .eJ, Is plaintiff ard tarah i,sy 40 ]
others are def, ndants the undersigned si'N.s.
commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2Sth, lHSj.
Commencing II 10 O'Clock 4. N sell at luh.' a''
ton, o. the premises, TO the highest aud bet hi.
der the following described real cttatr, tha. e -
say: ! OF Bumter three IT, oi WhetH.ms '.EFt!
Of the old Feay farm, which lot is bouDdri aat t,
scribad as fol!oVs Besinnirg alta r,c'.. o0r A.
TO the first and ss' ond los OF tracts, ihen" 'c.iL
80, west 80 IOes 10 Al apple tree; iheLcc a.h -
west Is pots gc'oss the run aud road; th'hUr snSL
the road north 2G' west 20 poles near AZ eI..
rhcr &c north IS east Is poles th'nce norm g.
west 81 poles: thence IS east al pos 10 n" I' -
John EIsk.nes heirs; thence along tie fE'E !rs
line youth 66l g sa,t TO the second nat. Ht.G
with III line OF the second tract souii 10 -. .
poles; thence soutn IS west IL i-lO I",' . Zoe
place OF beginning, and containing h...r zoos
more or bss, and hsing the same land y IA ~
convey ell 10 the ssid William tcay h7 - .,i IeaT
by deed dated the 9Th day OF Dec.mHr lNsa, rid
recorded IN the clerks Office Of n" C0@uiy ''hT.
OF Ohio toInty, West Virgin 4. Sui aua Lee on
Middle Wheeling creek. in ONO COUNTY, wei VII.
glnia, adj o ping lards 81 John kTsfiGes heirs ana
Others
TERMS OF RALr-Ona-halli in cash on day OF
SALE and as much more a. the purchaser may DE-
tire the balance in one year Win iuie'y'i, ih'
purcha,er givirg his pUtts With good hcurig Tor
such deferred payment, and the title 10 'ald l"La
TO be retained until the Pui chase money ttS hA'e
been paid In full. J.. hh'"''
hereby certify that bona with sood secarp
has been given BY the above Iamtd Hl'Ch 'o"
rissioners as required by law ,,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

Hon. HENRY s. WALEsE, the eloquent
West Virginiau. has been speaking in VIZ
GINA in the interests Of the Democracy.
The chances Of Democratic success IN that
State have been looking very encouraging
al along. but with saCh speakers to ad-
dress the people SIS Mr. WAtNEE, the Dem
ocraric ticke, must triumph By q large ma