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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
Sala of City Of Wheeling Five Per
Per Cent. Bonds of 1885.

" dice l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI TIE IN
4 deisiSned go.-ni,iigue.S appointed by IN o.
finance 20 .Oy.cs tur The issue and ale 0! boz Of
he Cry Of Nhsc'iGg, 70 ha SnoEl as ,7i,o OF 1855,
aud .og TIE redemption and payment there. All
providing Tor the payment into the CITY Treasury
.: certain amounts no. the rev lGs7 o. toe Js and
water WoIsS, r3ya7t ny tHc voters o! sd city yI
IS sta day %. May. So, wl,.. on
SATURDAY, July Iijh, 4. D. 1885,
"'l""e1 the house. % dock a. M. a4i o'l ocS p.
u, a the laEN q. The Tho Valley, ia II. city II
wheeling, ". v. re Give bids in wTirin. Tor AMI
,. mus O. Sa.t city authorized by s,,i ordinance,
the denomination 0. i've hH7dret dol, rs oacl and
ne ven a.ldcr of tae nomination OF one tuOus nd
90 AVS each, q. u2tei he inst day Of July, 4. y.
50. payI' .e u o.. Hc"ry the rs: day o. July, \.
., 1871, al The BANK Of the Mo Va lev With ia
HFfs! I. 10. !3i9 ,. A7c per cent per aunum, pay
aa,y auaas y o. 80 49,: icy Of !ly, A. D i35i
ard o. the dTst day @! July IN ca = 'alr therea,,E
H9.h AMI including ihe year 1919, az Sa!u aux '.5
MI. II 'r!rs, coupons IN proper !o.n ar Rt;,I-
N each bond ard C 50 rs many more 0. the bonds
ti''.s.i.se e. " sail ordnance may be necessary
u sd iit!01 70 said $3.50 thereof 10 nay the o.t-
standing or ity' and other dJJlilg indebtedness OF
@.i GU, eNi.NHg at The da'" o. the ratification Of
.j.i ordinance w.th the accrued interest tl1ra)7.
-uCA b.a-1 vi! t- S-li 0ny 10. cash > the highest
.'al, S;7foT-4 b! tie undersigned. and nom 81
sl.h Londs Viii he sod 0r less than the pr.ucipa
Ae'eoi WIN ;+e FDtEved Interest loereou. The "A.
der''cH5t vi. aSo a. he SINE Place ya the sane
day ana between the sane hours receive old n
Ss.lius !tf and sci additional bonds author.zeI ~
Ss.I ordi 'scer to the amount Of S55OJ1 o! the de-
nou!ra;Icu o. one thousand dollars each Tor On 4.
d aid city o. the jnsn Of June iS ISL but No pr.
loan OF 1871.
The bouds hereby advertised for s,,s .-ss,v,,
them liable 10 redemption at tae!r par value on ana
At suv tine after the frs; day OF July, A. D. 1876 A.
provided IN SAID ordinance. ard neither such hal.
81 the coupons thereto attached will ba sg55a-t =
taxation undo. authority Of saii city.
ty sad ordnance The sid city obiigstes itself 20
pay esch ysaT after 1884, until the bon! 7at5or ,ai
BY sid ordinance are fully pad the Que txsatv-
a';l Of s.. o.. such n0asS not raid baIo-a the ~,
Ca o! iu,y. lS'L
ALFRED CALDWELL
!. ?. JEP%pS
?. 3. pOBBISS.
lui2 Comn;..i,-.-,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

Tur#s w.s Jolly shaking Up yesterday
81 sroUld
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aiercifully Spared.

'f' l. o.
The blue s;ngham umbrella has doaa
heaps of good and saved many bonnet,
but has never been embowsgei in roesT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19

ffkYTNTH LennoE, simpsouekIe
WASHINGTON, d. O..
] ~ XIV " La wYERs, formerly ES.
ESSS IN tSs Pstent Once: dnoe ATTOHSSY
an ore thla Is ooc ossea psadbe ss,s, ~
ter na asns paHRl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-19
70 SALE.

FoR sALE-A FIRST CLags r,--,.
- BAbCoCK drum cylinder prtB.,1,, III
Of BED lSIZS. VIII tAse on an :. I'm 'i--'
boos form. In good condition. Agpy r'Ss !.
jazz O. - =
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S9If-AijuSti0g , no Position

The White Mountain Hammock Chair
aiaers from all other stationary or reclining
chairs in thst i IS better, stronger and simp-
Ter is adapted to the house, lswn, porch Or
camp. AID IS just chuck full of Quie, com.
lcyt and blessed rest. Is far superior to tn
hammock ip every way, aud can be pa. 10
50 s. 10 be always in the shade.
Ey its peculiar construction i, is balanced
il all positions, requiring no fas,en;cgs to
keep it 10 place The foot.rest can be
l.iCklysnd easily adjusted TO suit the SHIRT,
81 or tayIest persons, The seat IS made OF
strong canvas, fitting perfectly the entire
'ecy,h. withou, drawing the clothing tightly
around the body. thus making it much
cooler than hammock; while the anrov.
laCe OF catching buttons, tearing dom the
siiss hair or in any way displaying the
limbs is avoided.
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FOR SALE,

THE FINE RESIDENCE Nuv ,...
u by DR.. Harde,ty, corner 7.
sbeet. '..- ..'
Also, the dwelling al.o!,:ns All ......
Eon Street 'I
Also, tine tenement house: at 20. r.1r
JAMS /. H}v.r.
mrs 40. iI-4v...
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sEy ApvsaTisERFE1r,

rEE1 LEhEr's SILK AND FkLr AA2N
Y ereya,sa 70 pr7scDi 81 les at moderate ohhcge
~ VIM. araIo~sfy, the Practical aa'tgr Pts
ruryh, Pa Leave ySur orteTt With rev YORK M
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hcs,ty certify thai bUHi Ia, b,.E a...- -
above named ~TrCiG. Conan S,.yIr. .. r.a
entitled cause - rcIU -et ~ .'T.
THDNA- y. pAEE.
Clerk Of the N1a.cip, Cy.I Oh. $500.
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FOR REE

INrE EE:,T-h EH..' STABLE.
/ Eo.es l4-J e.. .s -
Main -llls,.
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FRIDAY, JUNE ~. 1885.
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Cable sparks.

England in all her ports refuses the i'm
uprtation from the United States prison man
Aactured articles.
The attitude OF the Chinese toward foreign
residents has become very menaeing since
Admiral Courbet's action in blockading the
Ming Pc river and bombarding Ching Hal
An additional brigade of infantry has been
ordered to reinforce the garrisons OF Quetta
and Pisheen. The ameer offers an escort of
1850 men. Persia has given assurances Of
Derfect neutrality.
The Marquis of Lorne. in an address
declared his belief that there will DO
peaceful and friendly settlement of
fbe present misunderstanding between
Russia and England.
The Times, London, Cairo dipatch says
Cat the new financial arrangement seems
TO have been settled, the government thus
YuttiDg Egypt in the grasp of the powers
advocating the interests of the bondholders
1t is reported that the Russian government
will Immediately send 35, 900 troops into Gen.
fral Asia.
Advices from Calcutta state that the Indian
railways are prepared to transport thousands
Of troops to Afghanistan at u days notice
There is much excitement over tho facs
that English and American steamers bound
for Tientsen have been bearded, their paper
aka nincd and cargoes searched by French
syar vessels.
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Mrs Mamie Hedges, living at Hill g
Station, Texas, while on her way to
a SICK neighbor, was attacked by a
furious bull. Seeing no way Of es
cape or any ass stance at hand, she
called to her two children, q little
boy six years and little girl Of seven,
who were with her, to run fer their
lives, while she stood her ground, and
taking off her shawl awaited the fur
ious animals approach, and as soon
as he lowered his head for the fatal
plunge she spread the shawl over his
head and caught him by the horns.
The animal pushed her back some
twenty or thirty feet, when she loos-
ed her hold, and, springing aside, she
ran to her children. who by this time
had gained safe distance. The ami
NAL, after paving and goripg the
shawl to his satisfaction, lay down on
it and took rest, while she and her
children proceeded to the neighbor s
house
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EDNESDAY, NAROH rs, Ia
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerk Office of Cir
cult Court OF Berkeley County, on the End
day of March, 1885 !:
George Chrismsn, Administrator Of Abra-
ham &. VaumetIe, deceased. and Scot
Vanmetre and Nary K. Vsnmetre his wife
Vs. In Mance,y.
Eliza Jane Vanmstre, Jacob N. Vanmetre
and Susan Vanmt1e, his wife, Barney G
Vanmetre and Seliie Vanmetre, his wife.
John r. Stanley and Martha h. Stanley
bis wife, John w. Ernest and Mary i.
Ernest his wife, Addison Engle and Eliza
J. Engle. his wife, Sarah A. Price and q.
T. Grove.
The object ofthe above suit 10 to obtain a
decree for the sale OF the real estate OF which
Abraham G. Vanmstre died seized, % far Is
may be necessary Tor the payment of bis
debts, and to partition the residue thereof
among bis heirs at law.
And it appearing on affidavit fled in Mis-
suit, that the said defendants, John W,
Ernet and Mary z. srosst are non
residents Of this State, they are hereby re-
CURED to appear at the said Clerk's Office,
within one month from the 7th day OF
March, 1885 1.-THE date Of the first publics-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interests In this matter.
8. H MARTIN, Clerk
FAULKNER b lSaLEs, tvs for Pf. (mr7 At
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The glass works on the Ohio shore opposite
Wheeling will open up, the operators agree
~ 10 resume on the old terms.
The knights of labor have promised assis-
once to the strikers on the Wabash railroad.
fhe superintendent of the car service of the
Wabash says that applicants for the places
vacated by the strikers are more numerous
Nan the places.
The Lake Shore shops at Elkhart, Ind,
have re-engaged all its workmen discharged
Mst fall, and win employ more.
There are indications of revival OF in the
Con trade in Pittsburg Several mills have
Assumed, and others are proposing to do SO.
The employees of the Gromme shovel COM
pany, Of St. Louis, struck for restoration
IL tho ten per cent. taken Off their wages
last August
The senate committee of the Texas legisla-
lure recommends a bill to prohibit railroad
qsmpanies from reducing wages without
Airty-days notice.
Ten thousand of the coal miners in the Pitts
inarg district went out" Monday morning
Ibr an increase of wages to three cents. The
rvnaining two thousand will do likewise
The operators say they will not accede TO the
demand.
The Atlantic cotton mills at Lawrence,
Mass, shut down one-third Of its machinery,
making four hundred operators idle
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPosITloNs.

Z. Boyd Faulkner and o. J Faulkner, Ad-
miuistrators with tbs will annexed OF @.
J. Faulkner - PLAINTIFFS.
VS..
NJ. ". Faulkner $ p Pierce, 4 s. Bocock
A II. Bocoek, 2. Campbell and NJ b.
Campbell Or " $. Love aud Lizzie h
Lows, Or. j W. AeSherry aud Virginia
McSherry, j. W F cod and L. W. Flood
j. NJ Booker and NJ. f. Booker, Willie p.
Bocock, Ella W. Bocock Sallie P Bocock,
b Bolli g Flood Henry y. Flood, Mary
Boyd Faulkner, j. P Campbell Jr, NJ
II. Love, Eliza Love, Elizabeth l., We, Cor
poratior Of Mart'nSburg, Z b. Faulkner
ard @ j Faulkner DEFENDANTS
TIE pa, lies TO the above suit now pending
in The Circuit Court OF Berkeley county, ".
Va are hereby notified that the depositi tons
OF certain witnesses will be taken at the Of
fee OF Faulkner Il Ingles in Martinsburg, ia
the county OF Berkeley and the state Of West
Virginia, on Friday, the 10Th day of April
1885. betHeen The hours Of 8 a ~ and 6
o m 10 be read ia evidence on the hearing
Of the above canse, in behalf Of the sal COM
piainants II from any cause, the taxiRg o.
the same shall not be commenced, or being
commenced shall not he completed on that
day, the taking Of the same will be adjourned
f ON time 10 time, until hey are completed
Yours, &C.,
e B, FAULKNER, per FAULKNER lHGLEs,
mia Attorneys.
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General.

CIyclSNA1l March ll.-FLOUR-Faucy, s. 00lD
40; family. s345gi.S).
wHCAr-No > red, 55GSjc; No 3, s0gsge.
corn ~. 2 mixed, 44G4i1Sc; No white
Aac.
RYE-No ., o,e
BARLEY Spring, So g6Oc; raj, 7S6Js2c
P0hk-Fam.iy Sl2.50 gl2T5; regular, Sl2.si3s
e9l3o0.
BACON Shoulders, 53sG5lse; short clear sides,
S4g7-5Jc Lard-kettle, 74s@7A
CHEESE-Prime TO choice Ohio. 9glO1zc; New
York, i2gi3c; Northwestern, 7gSc,
POULTRY-Feir chickens, 81 50e,3 90; prime,
ss.25gS550; ducks s2.i593.75; geese, sa,O0tg
100 per doz.; live turkeys lols@llc; dressed. i99
&4c.
nAY-No. timothy sle5OGls 90; Nc. ?, Sll,53
,Gl2o0; mixed, Sl0.o0Dll 90; wheat and rye
straw, S6OO9700 oats straw ~. 00@So0
NEW York, March u.--WHEA tho ! white,
soc; No. red V4g9ll5c
CORN Mixed WESTERN 5I0153j2c. futures
i4a52c. Oats Western, 5Sg4lc.
NEW ORLEANS, March l.--sUGAR 80 Refining,
common, 44c; inferior, 3g3l2c; choice white
5&c; oil white, &c; choice yellow, 59s y5s4c.
MOLASSES- Good fair 25(g32c; prime, "a case;
choice, Ale; centrifugal prime 25l9ssc; fair. 20J
g3c.
DErnoiT March II. WHEAT - No. / white,
sac; ~. , red I5}4c; Michigan soft red.
TolEpo, March IL wHEAT-No ?, 800; No. ,
sort. sCc.
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MACH BLIZZARD

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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerks office OF
Circuit Court of Berkeley County, on the
Ind day of March, 1885:
Leonard Crow
Us. In Chancery.
Jonathan Crow, Martha Crow, Susanna Sad
Ter, Catharine Jolly. VIM. S Crow Nancy
a. Grow. Martha Crow, Conrad e Grow,
children OF Alexander Crow, deceased
Catharine Cassll John Sadler. VIM. c.
Sadler, Cyrus Sadler, and Susie Wood.
children OF Nancy Sadler, deceased, the
American Bible Society. the unknown
heirs OF Margaret Dennis, deceased and
Thomas ID. Mallory, Admins rator with
the will annexed OF John R. Grow
The object OF the above suit is to partition
the real estate of which John r. Grow died
stized among the parties emitted thereto
If that cannot be done, then said real estate
TO be sold and the proceeds divided among
the parties entitled TO same
And il appearing on affidavit fled in this
suit, that the said defendants Jcnsthao Grow,
Martha Crow, SUSAN oader, Catharne
holly, VIM. 5. Crow, Nancy A. Crow, Mar,
tha Crow, Conrad K. Grow, children OF AL
exsnder Crow, deceased, Cathafine Cassil,
John Sadler, VIM G Sadler, Cyrus Sadler
and Susie Wood, children of Nancy Sadler
deceased, The unknown heirs of Margaret
Denuis, deceased, ana the American Bible
Society are non residents of this State, they
are hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks Office, within one month from the 18th
dag of March, 1885, (the date OF the first
publication hereof, ard do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests in this matter.
s II. MARTIN CLERK.
FALLENER Il lNGLEs Attys for Pltff.
u at.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIos, !
MARrlssBURa, w. Va
Feb. 18th, 1885.

To j. Nelson Wisner and VIM S. Henshaw.
plaintiffs.
Sarah Williams, defendant
You are hereby notified that have fix
ed upon the 23d day of March, 1886 to au.
dit the debts against the said defendant,
Sarah Williams, and to ascertain the value
and rental value of the real estate of the
defendant in the bill mentioned And also
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerk Office of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on the End
day of March, 1885,.
George W Degrange.
VS. In Chancery.
r. H. Davis, John t. Janney and G. c. Jan
new, formerly partners trading as John T.
Janney & Son, ID. w. Timberlake, z. T.
Grove The Corporation of Msrtinsburg,G
Campbell Janney, Theodore Buser, Trus-
tee. Anna Maria Davis end Black burn
Hughes, Administrator If William hun
ter, deceased, ". V. Davis, NJ B. Davis
F. Il. Davis c. DAVIS, Ella B. Davis,
Mary q. Davis, Il. H. Davis
The object OF the above suit is to convene
the lien creditors of K. Fl. Davis, audit aud
ascertain the priorities OF said liens, and TO
to set aside n deed made by R. h. Davis to
Theodore Buser, Trustee OF Anna Maria Da-
Wis aud children, made January LIST, 1884
and TO subject the real estate OF said X. H.
DAVIS 10 the payment of the liens thereon.
And it appearing on affidavit fled IN this
suit that the said defendant, G. J. Davis,
is a u on resident Of this State, he is hereby
required to appear at the said Clerks Office
within enc month from the 9TH day of
March, 1885, (the date OF the FIRST publica-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to pro
tect his interests in this matter
=. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
J. N WisEER, AttorDy for Pph m74t.
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Notice to Creditors

To the Creditors of ANTHONY Bear, de-
ceased:
IN pursuance of decree of tie Circuit
i Court of The County of Berkeley, made in
cause therein pending, to subject the real
estate OF the said Anthony Bear, to the pay.
ment of his debts, you are required to pre-
sent your claims againsl the estate of the said
Anthony Bear, tor adjudication to VIM b.
Colston. G mmissioner, vt his office in the
said County, on or before the 30th day of
March, 1895.
Witness, 5. II Martin, Clerk of said Court
this 2lst day Of February, 1885
I'll Ct S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
Flick + Henshaw, Atty's.
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q fire in Albany, Mo-, destroyed the opera
house. Loss $4,000 Several merchants
sperating stores in the building are losers.
fire at Murfreesboro, Tenn, destroyed
three buildings. Loss, $4,000.
The court house at Powhatan, Ark, was
destroyed by fire. Loss SIC, 1000.
The United States hotel, at Steubenville,
o., was destroyed by fire. Loss, s135, 900
The grist mill and elevator of G. Banks. at
liberty Mills, Ind, were destroyed by fire.
Loss, $4,000.
The whisky establishment of Williams
Bros, Louisville, was partially destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000.
The hano shop of Hayden 81 Boyd, prison
eontracte ;, Auburn, n Y, was destroyed
BY fire. Loss, $4,000
Powla.an, ARR, court house destroyed by
IRE. Loss, 600
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Martin burg w. Va

CoHMIssIoEER's OrgIoE,
Martha burg, W. Va.
March, s, 1885.
To George A. Whitmore, Admr, of Anthony
Bear, deceased, Plaintiff
Anna Be ] Bear, Lille 4 Bear, her infant
daughter, John T. Pickings, her guardian
ad Liten, William Bear, Henry Bear, Dav-
id Bear, Christian Bear, Mary Spouseller
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band. Anthony Bear. Emanuel Bear and
Minerva Bear, Defendants
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the claims of the creditors OF Anthony Bear,
deceased, and take evidence upon each
claim" required by the decree of the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, rendered at iss
January term, 1885, in a suit in chaneery,
depending in said Court, IN which you are
parties plaintiffs and defend ants, at which
lime and place yoa are required to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner of
the said Court, the day and yesr frst afore-
said. W. B COLSTON.
mat Commissioners