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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04

TALK about cheek. rutherford B.
Hayes telegraphiDg Mrs. Hendricks
that he would attend the funeral of
the man he had robbed of the position
to which he had been elected, beat any
thing on record in that line. If your
uncle Samuel Tilden were going to be
married, ten to one Hayes would pro-
pose to act as groomsman on the happy
~occasion.-Louisville Times.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04

COTTON is low, but it is some salts
faction to the growers to know that it
was produced cheaply. Plantation
supplies were never cheaper, and the
proportion of the food crops grown at
home was never greater. An economy
forced BY limited credit has put the
South in a position to realize a profit
on cheap cotton, says the New Orleans
Plcayune.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04
turkey Massing Troops on the
Roumelia Eroh+iou

CoNOTANTINoPLE, Dec. q The
Sultan has issued a manifesto to the
inhabitants of eastern RoumaIia
stating that a commissioner will rifle
there until the new governor is an
pointed. Troops and military stores
are being pushed to the frontier.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04

SHILOH'S CURE will immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale by Hardway 3
Cassell. 2
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04

ODoNovAN Rosa says Parnell is
doing the best work a statesman ever
performed. He evidently thinks, how
ever, that it takes dynamite backing to
make a statesman potent.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04

f. B. Culver, of Westfield, Chau-
tauqua Co., N. Y, was afflicted with
scrofulous eruptions over the back and
thigh. accompanied with nausea and
neuralgia pains in the head, so severe
that on n occasion he fell uncon-
scious in the street. Physicians fail
ing to do him good, he commenced
using Brandreth's Pills-fve every
night for a week, then rest.
ed three days, and took five
every night for another week,
then two every night for thirty
days To his delight, at the end of
that time, the eruptions had disap-
peared and all pain had gone. He
continue to take one Pill occasionally
as a precaution. IL
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-12-04
A Difference of Opinion Regarding

Policy.
KINGSTON, ONT, Dec. "A mass
meeting of citizens was held last night
to denounce the action of the small
meeting held here a week ago, at
which a resolution endorsing PaTnell's
policy was adopted. A resolution was
passed declaring the citizens of Kings,
ton have no sympathy with Home
Rule in Ireland as promulgated by
Parnell. and as subjects of Her
Majesty in Canada, they deprecate
the agitation now going on with that
end in view.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23
A Yalnahie BOOK.

We have just received from the
enterprislng publishers, A. HI. An
drews & Co., most useful little vol
.ume, suggestively called .sLook
Within for Eve Thousand Facts that
Everybody Wants to Know" 1t
contains 20 pages of condensed in
formation on Mechanics, Statistics,
History, Medicine, Astronomy, FL
nance, Mythology, Education, Math-
ematics, The Bible, Politics, Agricul-
ture. Religion, Science, Temperance,
Trade, etc., ETC., in fact there seems
to be something for everybody and
nothing that someone will not be glad
to know. It is eubeIIished with a
number Of colored diagrams, and is
by far the most valuable and COM
plete Pocket Cyclopedia we have yet
seen. It is offered for sale at the ex-
tremely low price Of 10 cents, for
which sum in stamps It will be sent
postpsid by the publishers, A. H.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23
.sil.ARfTON COURIER
Job Printing.
of all kinds executed WITH
NgATNES AND DIfPlFCa
A large stock Of
Legal Blanks,
For Justices ofthe Peace, Township aua
Road Officers, also all kinds Of
ID II III I'D -.
1t ST. Louis Prices.
We Solicit Your Patronage.
westsHle.

L
BY your kind permission We viii
sttempt to chronicle few items thaf
may be of some interest to Che read
er. Courtesy demands that We
should return the favors that we re-
ceive by the weekly vlsitat;ons OF
the COURIER from those of our con.
temporaries, by the means of recip-
rocating. Dandy Jim, your time
honored correspondent from West.
Vile, seems to have drifted into .
state of nonentity and we are left to
mourn his demise.
| I'VE have had two heavy frosts
and some little tobacco was damaeed
also late corn is thonght to be slight.
| ly injured.
-All Of those who attended tie
Keytesyllle fair speak with praise Of
its success this season. At least the
idea prevails that Charlton county
cannot be easily beaten in her ex-
positions and everybody seems TO be
satisfied.
Like Aunt Sally, we can boast
of very sweet man here In the per-
son of Mr.. A. j. Bell. He has
made near 1000 gallons of molasses
this season.
Rev. S. W. Sears, Of near Callao
preached avery able discourse in
town Sunday night to q very atteKL
tive audience. His subject vas well
selected and was delivered in very
pathetic style.
There are two Misses Hoddles.
from Norbourne, visiting the family
Of their uncle, Mr.. Isaac Hoddic,
also Mr.. Barber's family. They
came in time to visit the Keytesvslle
fair.
Miss Minnie Knott took charge
of her school at Rothville on the 5thf
inst. She is an accomplished lady
and the Rothvillians are very f0rtu-
nate in securing her services.
Rev. Sipples, of Bucklin, Is ex.
pected to commence q protracted
meeting at the Parish school house
on the 18th inst.
Rev. Joe. Rubinson commenced
his school at the Hayden school
house on the 5th inst.
MIR. Alonzo Withers is getting
along nicely with his school at the
Maupin school house.
Mrs. VIM. Clark, having taught
for several years at the Parish school
house, her services were again solie-
tied and she resumed teaching on
the 5th inst.
Miss BERTHE Adams is teaching
at the Oldham school house and 10
having good success.
Mr.. Samuel Knott informed as
that he had enrolled 90 pupils at the
school house, and is well
pleased with his school.
1t seems as though everybody
IS about to get married. We hare
swo to report now, both Of which oc.
CURED last week. The first was Mr..
). F. Earle and Miss Kittie Barber,
1t the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, two miles west
IF town, on Tuesday, October Bth.
rhe other couple were Mr.. G.. W.
Dearman and Miss Remple Daily, on
;he same day. We are not informed
IS to who tied the knots.
PARATU2
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23

PERPER grows in punches or creep
ing vines. which are planted at the
foot Of trees, so they may run up
among the branches. The berries
are picked by baud in January and
July, jnst before they ripen, and are
dried in the sun or by slow fire..
They are then placed in warm sea
water and the lightest ones skinned
OF. They form an inferior grade.
while the heavier ones, which sink,
are the best.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23
County omosrs.


RanearRnnlAs Cnfncm-Preaclfng hrst and laird
fsbbath. Rev.W. W. Richardson, pastor. Sabbath
s-shesl every SabbAfh insruin9 At o'clock.
3nTKssFsf OHuKcu (5puth)--Rev.J. n. Shores.
pastsr. HsTvfasS the fourth SnbiAths Ot ssc month";
n1ornfEg and eSening- eSobath school every Sab
nsk nsrning ~ 8 oscfock.
Bfns9 RarT1ur Gmuucu-Rey. keifner pastor.
jsrvfeso second and fourth Sundays of each nth.
a. H n Cnuncu-Re4. p. A. Crockett pastor.
Services a6oone and fourth eabbatas month,
nernin1 ana evening. Sabbath school every sebbAth
sssasSs cduacn (eOiorsd,- sabbath school every
DabbAsh A. pm.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23
nsnsvoaens ana Literary.

kx9sasFIh1k LfnnARF-E. h Kellogg, Lbrarinu
sesn ffon = s . m. and from 2. 20 p.
WAnnnz Lopan Ne. ~, A. y. and A. M.-Johu
Gk1ssres Master, X. II. Anderson. Secretary. Rsgu-
~ 1estlnga saturday esening preceding full Moon.
cean1ros Lopsa. No. III. A. o. Q. w.-seth
gfnglston. -. W; n. II. Tladsle Recorder. Regular
sssfifnsef n ead 4fh Tnssdny evening At o.slpck-
GnAnzTox Ca. MBDIckL SscIErr.--Mests theFsurta
lhursday ~ eaeh month At salisbury.
aeARcra KstaRfa A. o. q W.--Meets I'd and 4th
friday essnIngs IL each month. }. whIteman. s. O.
:. n. Itsdn3e, i.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23

HAVE prescribed Tongsline in sey-
erai cases Of chronic rheumatism,
and haue not been disappointed il
its curative effects. f. Benkendorf,
M. d. st. Louis, No.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23

CONSIDERABLE persistence is shown
in the effort to prove that The item,
'.gin and beer. in Civil Service Com
missioner Eaton's expense account
should read ginger beer Isn't
81 cents worth of ginger beer rath-
er large allowance for one man Ia
one dav
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23

An indianapolis paper says that
Rev. JAS. Axley was noted divine
in his day-fulI of eccentricstses. He
is still well remembered at Vincennes
and other places IN that part Of the
state. On the first western trip Of
Bishop Morris, after ne had been
raised tothe episcopacy, Mr.. Axiey
was pointed out te HIM. The bishop
who had heard of his eccentricities,
went to him, holding out his hand
and saying: 'sHow do you do, Bro.
Axley? Ny name is Thomas A. Nor
rif." Bro. Axley looked him al
over and then said: "Qpon my word
I think they were hard pushed FER
bishop timber when they got hold Of
you."
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-10-23

WORDS are weak to express the
wonderful curative properties Of
that prince among modern medicines
Mishler's Herb Bitters. n. A. Fair-
er, Supt. Of the Lancaster, Pa. ,coun-
ty hospital, abandoned the attempt
to express his delight and admiration
for the medicine. He had long suf-
fered from dyspepsia, diseases Of
the kidneys and neuralgia, and used
hundreds of so-called remedies with-
out good results. At last he tried
Mishler,s Herb Bitters, and in
short time was perfectly cured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

THE committee meetings last night were
Of unusual locl Importance and the full
reports of the proceedings on the fourth
page deserve the C, reSul attention OF all
citizens. The Water and Gas Trustees who
met with the Council Committees for the
purpose Of fixing estimates for their ex-
penses the coming year report they
will need their entire revenues
to cover current EXPENSES aud pr posed
improvements. The Water Board have
suggested an improvement that has great
merit and should be utilized as soon as
practicable. Good pure water, and plenty
oft, With a greater pressure from higher
reservoirs, is Of the utmost Importance.
The Gas Trustees prop ,se to rect a new
gas holder OF immense proportions and IN
addition to their SIS 500 surplus cash on
hand, they want some So, 900 over and
above the current expenses, which will come
from their surplus receipts this yeart to build
il. The holder must be erected surely
out how would it do to reduce the
price Of gas TO ninety cents gross
and run he payment Of the improvement
through two years instead Of one? Ihese
are times when the retail merchants and
manufacturers are compelled to watch every
corn,r 10 make both euds meet, so hat a
small reduction on gas receipts each month
would be a great boon to them
Another point might De made
in thus connection. The closer Wheeling
manufacturers ard merchants can sell be-
cause Of tie ri ICED expenses, the larger
the trade and consequently the more pros
porous the city. This is a simple pointer
which ia applicable both to the Gas Trustees
AID Water Board and for which the RsGIs-
rfR asks no compensation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

TUE ~coachmau was considered the one
classic individual that a young heiress or a
young wife ought to elope with. Temporal.
rily, the roller skate professor got the whip
hand in the business, but the shrewi and
discerning females who enjoy a big sensa-
ton soop saw the only genuine article to
make it a success was q true blue coach,
man. This time he is a gentleman Of co,or.
The following explains it all
At St. Louis on Saturday last Or. J. j.
Steinriede, a prominent physician OF Mem.
phie, Tenn, called 81 the Four Courts this
morning IN search Of his wife. who anaway
from Memphis with her colored c~oachman.
The doctor is a plain, simpleminded gentle
man OF forty-iye. lie uuheSitarnyly
trusted in the honor OF his wife.
who had borne him two children. and sus.
spected nothing OF the growing intimacy be
tween her and John Irwin, the Young coach
man he had raised from boyhood, and who
is only tweuty-one. while she is twenty-saveu
While the gOSSipS noticed that everything
was not as it should be, the doctor remain.
ed blind until he awakened by the discovery
that the guilty wife had elOped-dei with a
negro cCachman and left her two little chill
dreu at kOTe.
A letter from the doctor to the police con
chdeS with this yoUchjns appeal. Help
me and my little children, tor God and h.
uaLity's sake, and I will come to her aud
forgive her Tor what she has done to M
TIE police found that the woman and her
Su>kv lover had Spen. three DAYS a. a los
boarding house, but LETT for Springfield, ILL.,,
on Thursday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22
To Contractors Bids for New
Hospital.

DIPS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE WEST
ID Virginia Hospital for the Insane, At Weston
Lewis county. West Virginia, up 10 - O'Clock ". on
The 9TH day OF May, lSS, for the erection and com
p,e't0U In all Its parts Of 4 brick building To- ths
'Uyther accommodates ~! the insane OF the St.te.
according 10 the p ans aud SpACidcAtiluS nov ON die
at said Hospital; the hrickworS sni roodn- 10 be
completed b. the first day o. Decrmber. ISIS. and
the entire bui ding 10 be completed Telly for the
reception OF patients on the hrSt day Of July. l>SS.
bach bid shall be accompanied with a written
guarantee signed " responsible SuarJntor, that The
0iCd,r vii. execute bond in the penalty OF $1,000
or the faithful completion o. the contract should Il
q awarded him, and such bond vi! be required OF
any contractor 10 n HON the Cou;r5cr SaaI be Iw ard
I'd The work will be VAii for a. ~toinS~: $1,000 a.
SoCu after the completion OF the briJkwork AID
ro)Eug Is IL can he collected from the T, venuas o.
'>SS, 5000 or the Is d0y Of July, lSSt provided
The building Is completed ami ready for the rtcep-
lion OF patients, snd the residue. Il any, a. snou
after the cvInQie'ion Of the building ss it can b.
collected out Of the revenues Of 1856.
The right i reserved T. reject anV aud al bids
b. order oithe RoAri OF Directors,
splG W, J. BLAND, SupL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22
Sealed Proposals.
CLERKS OrrIrE,

tIiEk = bIiI'E,
BOARD oF COMMISSIONER on ONO t"rNrN.
NHEkLIN", ". W., April "a, lN'r.
CFALFD PROPOSALS FOR WORK - D..
= done "n following County t"Aa- durug 'u.
rent yem will b" received at this ollie" unt. VI
ucsday, 2glh inst, at y a. ia:
BATH" Run, 80 cubic yaris grading. % cubic
yards masonry, 100 cubic yard, enchanting.
B.ggs' Hi, : = h IriadeIPhia District, OJclbc
yard, ma~radami2lng.
T"gsg' Hill, ; 4 4. Rchland District, rO) cln.
yards grading, 20 cubic yEri, IN isoHry.
Browns Kun, 100 cuuir yards gazing, so .lH.
yards masonry.
DIxOn's Run. 100 cubic yards grtiIug, o. rgn..
yard, masonry, go cubic yards macaia nl,.ng
u. C. T., inst division, 600 cubic gHrir g]fiilnr.
20 cubic yards masonry, SEQ cubic ard maeaiau.
O. 4 P, second division, io cubic yard. Eroi.
ing, - cubic yards masonry, rI cubic y"ni ma
Giiic,pin's Run. ~ cubir yards grading, ~ cub.
NPrd. mFsOnry.
Glenn's LGn aud Chorry Hil, IN cubic yuN
grading, 5O,ubic yards masonry, 10 cub. yards
marrdImiIIIg.
K'u,y's parn and rcmt Gem, 49, cub. yard,
Mccting House bill, so cubic yari, mrraau1-
Middle wheeling Creek. Ioasr oni, 10
Non. and Big Wheeling, - cubi. yards maald
Mc'Taw's Fun. go cubic ytrr. m,.ulnm.stns.
Peter. Run, 1liadclphia D,;rc'. ~ cnbt. yards
TrrsI's bun. RichlsuI District. r1 cUti. yIri'
grazing, 40 cubic yard, uawI aulz.nI.
Pngi,>' Run, ls' ou'I" yards maraItn. lnH.
Trnrnsula Road, "u cubrn yari' ut.ll' uI''nE.
Live koad, Iirt Diri io., GU cubic yarl' mac
L"p.y.. Point. :. and g.. 2ao cubic yards 9r,Iins
80 cubic ards masonry, 10 cubic yards madam
" Ice ard Ca.ricman'. Run. 800 crbfe yards gr.i-
ing 20 cubic yards masonry.
= ou ,n,E, North EnrE, ID 0.h.. ~ w''adh-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

AEEyENr ruling ola NV York common
pleas court makes a railroad responsible
for the injuries sustained by q dead head
if they occur in q drawing room car or
sleeper where he has had 10 pay for his
chair or birth. II this decision is sustained
in the 'algher courts there is going to be Old
wed to paw in the issuance Of passes
hereafter The companies will either with
draw their layoys altogether, or forbid the
holders to ride in the palace coaches. ~
possibly they may chalk ones hat out,
right and give him the run Of the train.
The AVERAGE legislator, however, has much
10 fear BIZ such queer decisions, as RAILROAD
companies are often as uncertain az dlyi-
bends. and the notion might grow rapidly
that the wiSest thing to DO would De to cut
oil tie pass system right under the ears
and then all dangers OF litigation for dam.
ages from dead heads would be eujed
forever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

BUSINESS in a local way Is reported as
~p,rceptably improved within the past week
The change fer tie better from day to
day is hardly noticeable, but when a span
Of q fortnight or 50 is measured the differ
cree is quite marked. The feeling prevails
that there will De no great boom this year
in ADV branch of trade, but there will be a
SLOW, vet steady Improvement that is born
OF health and expects to stay, which after
all is preferable to a spasmodic Jump that
is sure to recoil farther than it advanced
ere many MOI tbs elapse. Slow and sure is
the safer way always.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22
Commissioners Sale.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
West Virginia.

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
West Virginia.
Patrick J. Gilligan, administrator de-
bonis non OF Nm. Gilligan, deceased
= 10 c~hsaoory.
Thomas Emmett Gt-.IIgan aud others.
The upssrsigned special commissioner h.rsb,
eiT,,c notice that pursuant 10 the aTtloriv wasted =
Elm by q decree made by saiI court N 90, % ar
Of june, lssi, he will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 4. ID. 1885,.
commenting At 10 O'Clock 4. N, sell at public su,.
ton 10 he highest bidder, ~ the front dar. 3 H..
Court l"toe Of sIid county, in the city = Nr.. m.
West Nirglna, the real state OF which >aii "
ehllgan died "inod and possessed, that. to,
part oi lot humGT thirty niue go In The a.Ir.T
to The city OF wheeling laid out By William CY.D.
line and John fon. and BOUNDED and desc.
follows: BEGINNING a the northeast rHrrrr.
lot, same beng The sVahwrst corner Of Nam ..l
Twenty third sir,ct>; t..uee running W s,s4-Iy
with Twenry-third .tre"i SIrty.one frt. thence m.
ming s~outhwartly ana r1raIcl VITA Main suat
twenty one feet; thence ca>twaSily aui parable. at.
1wenIy-thiri street s~iNty.one let to Man s.r..
and thence running with Main srert L The p.,..
of beginning, being The part oi sa'DIat c1gvry.i q,
said illiam Gi'ligtn by Hanna Hl,sman AMI on.
ers 10y deed dated June Eth, 1879, and Low u, r,,ri
among the public land records OF >a.i cum '
Upon the portion OF satdl lot Aforesaid there is eus.
ell that new AMI valuable brick build Ug Tor ur-s
occupied by sid William GiIligan as 4 saloon All
TFRys or SALE-One-third Of the purrhp.
money, ard as much more thereof a. the purchaser
shall elect 10 pay, cash in hand on the day Of lie
and the residue there's ( payable In two equal iu,a.-
ments in one and two years from the lay Of
sale, with interest from that day, the p1r-
chaser to give his notes for the ceterred payment
with personal security thereon sat siactDry 20 ins
undersigned, and III" iitlr 10 the property a. BE- r.
tIiu"d until TIE payment IN full Of The purchase
money. ALFRtD CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
J. {. HERyEY, Auctioneer.
! hereby certify that above named Special Com.
missioner bas given hond and security A. such in the
penalty Of s. ,UyO a. required by law aud said detres
THOMAS ". DARRAH,
Clerk ot said Court
WHEELING, April q. 1885. anil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

TINS Niddlrsrx Club entertained Senator
Ey,rrS. Of Boston last Saturday in the
shape Of an exctlleu, dinner. During the
Senator 5 remarks in response 10 a toast he
Denounced the Independents lmugwumPs)
expressed his doubts about the administrA,
ton ability to govern the people and fell:
ssnguiue victory was IN store tor the he-
pu5Iicau party In l~~S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

Tug following advertisements, which ap-
peared in one OF the Washington papers las;
Saturday show quite couclusiyely the sgs.
tenn Of farming on, federal patronage under
the old administration, is not entirely oblit-
Grated under the new
Twill give >TIu fora position IN any branch off "a"
Government service that uHI pypi" he "Eu >~".sl.H.
A mau Who las pas,.d q crsr. esy.v examination
will pay one Ihsui salary whIc employed ."E % y "
ton under Government.
A gentleman With .o.' ENDORSEMENTS win give
S2uU fu ash tor % POSITION .u pucu' uIg department.
paying S.Un TO $780, yrHr.
'~tjg-uuite certain such ads would not
appear unless mora u less of this sculdug.
glery still exists, and the sSJer 1t Is com
Ple'ely O6Hteruted from Off the ACE OF the
earth the sooner will the peoples confidence
in the honesty and Administrative ability IN
the heads Of departments be increased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

MINISTER PHELrs alleged aris'ocra!Ic
notions have suggested to a wag the pro-
priety Of bis having a coat Of arms. As
one of his ancestors kept q hotel, another
wag suggests it be represented by a bar
room a we'll spread table with guests seated
therea,. and the inscription underneath;
"We knew how 10 keep a hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

NIAGARA will grow in popularity hence
forth. The bill to purchase the property by
the State for a public park has passed both
branches Of the Legislature and now only
awaits the Governors signature to become
a law. Fare you well rogues, sharPers and
mou,ebauks Of every description. The
great wonders Of nature can now be seen
without taxing a L :. hank along to help
one out Of the pitfalls that were constantly
in whit for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

IDS RIGGs. Of Powhatan paved the REC
rsrER a pleasant call YESTERDAY morning.
During the couse Of his chat he referred to
a letter he had received from Hon \. j,
WARNER, to the elect that the Ohio Valley
Railroad Company intended completing
that road to Marietta. Work would be
continued all summer and it Is gujte likely
that next year will see /; completed
equipped aud trains running on schedule
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

WuEELrNG has no building inspector.
Her building contractors do good square
work and her cirizeus are willing to pay for
it. Only if there were a little more actig-
ity at the present writing in this branch OF
industry il would help trade amazingly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-22

GENERA. GRANrto the doctors: 80 you
think its time | ought to die, eh? Don't
you know me well enough to known I'm
going to fight it out on this line it i: takes
Ill s,um.ryn