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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
- TO wit In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, %.
August Rules, 1885,
ASSrE ~ SAIADE In chanOsy.

kNIA1b VI WEoI NlholNlht Univ SvoNA -
- to wit In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, -
August Rules, 1885.
ANNIE n sALADE
LOWS q. sALApE,
The object Of this suit Is 70 obtain divorce
ant. And n appearing from an afhdayid hled In
said cause, al these Rules, that the de-
fendant. Louis G. Salade, IL not q resi-
dent OF the state Of West Virginia, and he
not having been served with process IN this suit, on
motion Of the con plainant By her solicitor TIL: o.
der Of publication Is entered against him, and II IL
ordered that the said defendant Louis o. sa!sde, Be
ard be Is REQUIRED 10 appear here within one month
after the date Of the brst publication OF this order
and do What il necessary 70 protect his interests;
Is further ordered that this order be Published and
viii Witnss, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
AT the court house Of said county, this sth day o
August, 1855, to-vit: August Rals.s Sss.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the hrrt time August eth, lsA
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
10. BoYcE, Sol. for Comprt
Ixyry N. sALpE } In the Circuit Court Of Ohio
1 hns,A ! = s Dl.D county T''' Vli'i'il
Take notice that the depositions Of Annie n:
salsda and Others viii be taken q the !av once o.
Al O Royce, number % Twelfth street., In the
div Of wheeling In the State Of Wsst Virgins, on
he IOth day Of September, A ID. 1885. between tho
hours a O'Clock . n. and O'Clock p. N, 70 %
mad IN evidence In the above named cause on beoei
NJ IA coypplainznt And II from any ezuse, the
taking Of aid deporftions shall not Be oommesee1,
a beipE ooumsncsd, shall not Be completed on that
Say the tnIing Of the same VII De "a oufnea ifom
tine TO tine until the same shall be eomPieted
'11S AISLE n sALADE, =
bys o. Boyce, her Solicitor.
JoLoUIs @. sALADK. ausoas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
GINSENG.

Market very firm and sales quick at quo
taiions:
For choice, large roots, per ID. q oo92 80
Fair ............................ 9092 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
FINANCE AND Trade.

Noasy 1 I-s Per Uont.-RovsEnmenEs Dull
but Strong Stocks Higher-Flour Quiet
and Unchanged-wheat Lower.
NEW YoKE, August 26.-Money easy at
II per cent prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. Foreign exchange quiet at
485@485l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
aRhOO1 Restored.

Rom-dJ Fres.-A victim Of youthful impru
- causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility
aaanhOOd, &C, having tried In vain every
remedy has discovered a simple means o.
- whi, 3 he Will send REE TO his fellow
rs. address, J. H. REEVES, IS Chatham
~ New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY.
- In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Viz
ginia, Is. August Rules, 1885.
ELIZABETH PITTS
Edmund P. Zane and L. Zane, his wife, Mary Ann
Ioughborough and alexander LoushbOrough, her
husband; Henry N. bus.eli, administrator OF the
e. ate OF Cha les W. kusstLl de- easOd; the sal!
Henry NJ. Russell. Charles Russell and EdWard
Russell, heirs CT law Of the laid Charles w Russell
d, CEASED HRmTt Zane, Caroline Shrivery Mary
mclean, CoIuelia ncAisc and William I. MoAiee
her husband William Johnson, Mary J. Wooley
and Robert Tooley, her husband; Samuel Sprigg
Fare, Cordeiia Zane care and Milton L. Carr, hes
husband; n oGu Iaue end Isabella Hanc, his vile ;
Sophia Fustnn and Alexander Euston, her hu''
band; Pla,of Zane and Maggie McCeTg Zane, his
wife; Il. G Barr, ;rus;re, and William L. acPhail
guardian o! Mary Louisa Cummins and Harrison
William Cummins
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain the apP"ln;-
ment OF new trustee in the stead OF Ebenczer Zane
deceased, TO whom was devised By the will OF Noah
Zane deceased, lot numbered three IN square num-
bered six in the city OF wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virsnia, in trust for the use oil the above
nsmPd plaintiff, and 20 perfect tle title TO said LOT
In eertain parties who have purchased from the
plaintiff, according TO The terms o. certain agree
the 50 day OF july 1885, and set ior,h in Exhibits
al" and "J'' filed with the bill. And II appearing
from on affidavit flied in said cause, at these rules
that n defendants, Edmund p. Zane and l.. Zane,
his wife; Mary Ann LOughborough and Alexander
Ioushborough, her husband HamPden Zane, Mary
Mclean, CoTnelia McAiee and William l.. MeAiee,
her husband: William johnson, Mary J. Wooley
and Robert Wooley, her husband Samuel sPrigs
Zane. and Sophia Euston and Alexander EusIor,
her husband are not residents OF the state OF West
Virginia and they not having been served with pro-
cess in this suit on the motion Of the com psinant
by her solicitor this order Of publication Is entered
against them and II is ordered that the said de
iendants Edmund p. Zane and L. Zane, his wife;
MARY Ann Loughborough and Alexander Lough-
borough, her hu,band; Hampden Zane, Mary Nc
Lean CornelR McAfea aud William L. @cAFee, her
husband, William johnson, Mary J. Wooley and
Robert Wooley, her husband, Samuel Sprigg Zane,
Sophia Question ard Alexander Eusten, her hus-
band, be, and they are. required TO appear here
within one month after the date OF the rst publica-
tion OF this order and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tect their interests IL is further ordered that this
order I've published and posted as required BY law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, clerk Of said court,
nj the court house Of said county, this 5th day Of
August 1855, to. wit: August Rules, 1855.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first timo August 6, 1885.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
GUYB c. ALLEN, Solicitor for Com Slainsot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
FRIGHTFUL CASE
Of a CoIored Man.

leo trscted fearful case OF blood poison 10 49,
Twas treated by SOme Fl the best ply .etkns In :
Ina hay used & old needles OF Ne curry AM
F'atash, which crOughs on rheumatism and impaired
digestive organs Every oiut In ne was swO!-
len ana full Of pain. WAS In horrible eontttIon
When bad been given up to die my poysieans
Nho had seen the EOrkirgs OF the msdtctne In
tsHt the virtues OF Swift Specide when COM
.1lnced taKng ) ) = the physician said could
ns1 live % weeks under the ordinary treAtmeaL
Ie coTnmsnced to gre me the medtctne strictly
roIprdfng 10 dlrsctiI which continued Tor ssy-
4.rl luogths I took nothing elsa, and co nmenced
II. .i1lnTovs fP IN the drst. occasionally you'd
have a uaeksst from imPrudencs- 5000 tae rhaa-
Mimi lsf me Nv apostite baeame all right, aud
- ulcer hich the doctor said were tue most
~ tful be bad tver seen, bPg1a 70 heal, aud oy
. ~ frat Of ticerber, 1884, was we'll man again.
/ I1sn SI0Dger nov than ever Et1 oeiore an
% more / have not failed 70 report for day
.rt tn Z ttms being Engaged IN the oil warehouse
NJ hes arley Co apanY. / Iave baen, sui 'til
- 20 ~ soma o. the hardest work suy MAJ ev
1Ia and am ready 70 an5wes any question tnat may
Is. fsksd cen eerniDg tnis case SWtits Specific pas
&t1ed ne nom an early grave y ,crrESooN
Atlarta, a, Aprll IS, 1885.
lem MeClsn5on has been in the employ Of thu
Chpss-L,ar.sy Con- any for some years. and know
the above sta aments 70 be true. at the time ne
beyap taktaR Wits specific he was In no rtole
conaftion ana az my solicitation his treatment WITH
$50 Sas undertaken by phySi an alter several
others had declared his Gaze 70 be hoPelessly tneu
ablS He took nothing but ) :. =, and has been as
$500 a, a psv dollar or several mO1ths / regard
ms 'uie W B. COSBY, MANAGER
Chess Carley CO., Atlanta division.
Atlants, Ga April Is 1856.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
TRAVELERsp GplDE..

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IN EXPLANATIONS OF RxPKRxScz Masks: sDsily.
tsnnday excepted tNooday excepted Wheeling
Tine:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
HENRY G, DAVIS.

A Senatorial Group at Saratoga-Pen
sketch of Henry G. Dayis-One of the
Future Money Kings of the Country
Some OF the Details of His West Virginia
EnterpFise,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

b, z. O. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire at 10 80 p. N. Tor sumnerne!d.
Leave Belsire at 9:i0A N. for somer1eid ana
ZansSYilia.
Leave Bellalre at $50 p. m. for Woedsheld.
Arrive at BeIaire, $40 - N, Hoo q N. tnd
A-nrp.m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

GOVERNMENTS-Du out strong.
Thress
Fours And-S-hSH
Fours
Paddle SiIen Of lsS0............ commonwealth
STATE SECURITIEs-More active and
prices stronger,
RAILwAYs-The railroad bond market
was sgsin dull; total sales only 81 ,66s, 600.
SrUCEs-The market has been less active,
the total sales amounting to $4,000 shares
lees than Yesterday. A notable feature of
the days operations has been active open
buSipg BY prominent operators who for some
time past were classed among the leading
bulls, but who have been selling stocks
more recently. On the other hand there
was good elting by prominent houses and
the result is that the street is considerably
puzzled res ar ing the future Of the market.
The market o2snei irregular although gen
orally lower I'D in early dealings there were
in most cases mere fractional declines.
The lowest prices Of the day were generally
in the first hour. Tais was folio we'd, how
ever, by . reaction, which continued with
very slight interruptions untl O'Clock,
when the highest prices were reached,
the advances amounting from / to
II. In the last hour the market was deci'
dedly dull and there was fractional de-
cline about 2:3O p. NJ, the most of which
was recovered before o'clock, and the
market closed steady at net gain Of per
cent. for Northwestern, : for ST. Paul, for
Lake Shore, Z for Western Union, J for Pa
ciic Mail and for Union Pacigc. Lacka-
wanna is is { lower, Delaware and Hudson
higher, New Jersey Central I, Reading
Ii, Omaha common ! higher. Transac-
t;opa uare 16l 5lS sharea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
n. y. World.

T.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n Y, August 20
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis, of West Viz
GINA, has been here for several days. He
ex-senator Stockton. ex Senator Stevenson
and Senator Salisbury make up group
Iearly every afternoon for the purpose Of
talking over old times. Mr.. Davis is the
richest man of them all He retired from
the Senate for the sole purpose Of giving his
undivided attention to the enormous prop
critics under his control in the State of
West Virginia. Mr.. Davis has the sp-
pearsnce of q man about fifty years
of age. he is tall and not very
stout. He has the spare look Of the men
OF action who live long lives His face is
very fresh eolored. His forehead is high
and surmounted by iron-grsy hair which is
brushed straight back from his forehead
without parting. His nose is very large
ard stands out in the centre OF his face,
with turn up at the end very suggestive
of slertness and suspicion. His eyes are o
cold blue; his upper lip is shsyen, leaving
his large mouth uncOncesled; the lower
part of his face terminates in a short,
brownish. gray beard Mr. Davis, if he
lives for twenty years, viii probably be
the rival of Vanderbilt and Gould in
point Of wealth. There is no capital
ist today who has the coutrol of q properly
with greater possibilities than has Mr.
Davis He has gone all through West Vir-
GINA and has gained control of great tracts
Of land there for merely nominal sum
West Virginia for long time was undeve!-
oped BY railroads or individual enterprise.
1t contains within its area some of the most
valuable coal and iron in the country It's
timber lands are also of great value. Unde-
yeloped BY railroad enterprise these vslu-
able lands have been regarded as SO much
waste. Mr. Davis obtained control o! the
majority Of these lands upon the payment
of very little cash-down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

Mr. Davis is very simple and regular in
bis habits HIS figure is quite spare. He
rose to bis position in lite from that OF q
mere brakeman on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad He has plotted aud planned for
success with great directness Peoole With
very large waist bands should take home
The fact that the longest lived and the most
successful men Of the day are the lean men
OF the sar,h think this fact is beginning
10 be understood | have met q nun.
Der of stout men this summer, and
l find that nearly all of them are
trying fesbly and otherwise TO follow some
plan Of diet which will reduce them 10 lean
ness and something ike their old energy Of
action. saw Col Iugsrsoll the other day
OF late years be has been growing quite
stout Last spring he began dieting in 3
reasonable and careful way. BE has lost
since the spring under this system thirty
pounds. This reduction in his weight has
very much improved him. he says the
corresponding gain in good feeling aud re
pewed energy can hardly be estimated he
is following very simple rules BE drinks
no ice water at the table. he eats no su-
CARS and dscards potatoes. By folloEing
these rules he has made the reduction a.
ready named.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
west VIRGINIA MAP.

The REGISTERS map Of the State, made FROM &C
uil surveysof each county, contains all post roads
nd streams, with political divisions, &C., and IL
onsIdered the only complete map Of the State ever
lubliahed. fize-Three By three and three-oarths
,et. Frtco 90 Cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

After obtaining control of these lands he
organized o Senatorial syndicate for the
purpose Of advertising this property upon
the speculative market. Mr.. Bsyard, Mr..
Blaine and one or two other Senatorial
friends Of Mr. Davis in the summer of 1880
met at the White Sulphur Springs and, with
Mr.. Davis, took q horseback ride through
West Virginia. This ride was made osten-
sibly for the purpose of recreation. Tue 70.
suit of the Journey was the organization and
building OF q railroad through the Safe
which has since developed the lands to q
very great value. 1t is hardly probable
that the Senators who went into this enter
prise were called upon to pay ont any more
money than the original protector. | know
of one Senator who is very rich who was
offered 500 900 in the stock of this CON
pany if be would simply permit
his name to be used as a director
in the enterprise. he refused. He was
already rich enough, and had made it the
rule Of his life never to 60 into speculative
stock enterprises. The names of the distin-
guished people who were incorporated as
stockholders in the West Virginia enterprise
were not used for the purpose Of toisting the
stock OF worthless company upon the pub
lie. These names we're used merely to sd-
vertise and call attention to what has since
proved to be one of the most profitable Of
ventures. Mr.. Davis himself retains to day
q controlling interest. Democrats and Re-
publicsus, such as Bsysrd, Blaine, Elkius
and Davis, are closely allied in this affair,
and doubtless in the division OF their very
legitimate profits they forget for the time
political differences. 1t is estimated that
Mr.. Davis share in these West Virginia
properties is to-day worth from 100000
to SIS, 900. 900, and that the next ten years
viii see this property doubled in value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27
baltimore Live Stock Market.

OFFICE or TIE CALvERroN STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, August "a. J
IOuht are sold At hsss figures live tasigh Hogs are
soEd al net treig thaf 6 20 per cent Generally Of
from lire treigM Saeep are sOld gross, DaE . lice
~ snIhfn0 NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANhWHA DIVISION.
rHOs. X. SHARP. ..........R Receive,
In effect Wednesday, December 3, 1884
IRAISs GOING WET:
Nc T. leaves Charleston ssooA
So q leaves West Charleston. sos
Arrive Point PleASant 80
Arrive Galpois By Hack .................-l2:lsp -
TRAINS soISe RAFT.
cave Gsllipolis via Hack. ISIS p
40. 1, leave Point Pleasant -........... 80 p. IN
10 ], leave West Charleston. 100 D. 10.
Arrive Jl5 p y
poT0.
Connections at Pt Pleasant With G. II. v. a T. X
Z. for Pomeroy al 81 p. m. for Columbus, On.
,nnsti, Wheeling and all points North, Eat sne
Vest at 4 IS p. N.
Hacks leave o. c. r. r. depot 81 Point Pleasant
Ipon arrival Of trains, running through 70 0alllpoi
Elthout delay; returning, leave GaIlipolis At 2:f
J. m, connecting With trains ut p Pleasant foi
CHARLESTON and point, east and west on C. q. x. o.
Tranr daily, except Sunday. Trains run on 0 sss
IN (7b,h meTidian) standard tina.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18
Announcements.

Some, fearful Of a new country lock up their money
in the poor farms Of old one but shrewd investors
say that mortgage securities In some Of the newest
part Of the West have the advantages over such
curties Of older country, by being backed by the
best And the fact that Of the finest farms
owned by the most enterprisng in the Red river
valley, are mortgaged at per cent, seems to confirm
this opinion H. MANN, in.
Examine l. d. Thorn's line Of holiday goods before
purchasing Largest stock and lowest prices.
A few copies Of Thompson's history Of Vermont
for sale at salisburys dining rooms. very valuable
work, now out Of print.
Magnificent stock Of Gold Pens aud Pencils, mount
ed in gold, pearl and ivory, at Clapp Jones's.
Twenty tons white Meal for sale win be glad to
supply customers for the next Ave or six days the
car. r. Z. HosToRD.
Lot Of old-fAshioned BalmoraI Skirts offered last
week at Hawleys all sold. To continue the inter
est he will tomorrow put out at bOo each lot OF blacl
Saline Skirts worth from 6sc to 81 each.
Hawley is now making "cut" prices to close ou
broken lines Of sizes in cloaks
cudworth Chids offer for sale the John l. Hal
] place, Highest.
I. b. Thorn s daily replenishing his large line o.
holiday goods with something that is to please.
"Brattleboro in Verse and Prose- will make an Hp
propriate present to your friends at distance. soc
at bookstores.
ARTISTIC P1cTURE FRAMISa at Chpp a Joness.
Carpets have advanced but we shsI sell at the oil
| price little while longer. fine lot Of ladies' hem
stitched handkerehiefs slightly soiled at 10 cent
each. Mems Turkey Red handkorchiefs all sizes at
cts. each. fresh lot OF cotton flannel remnant
that will do you good. NV. KuEcH a 90.
Try the Decatur CuH Holder" for sale by F. A
Hubbard Matchmaker and Adjuster, 30 Main St.
PICTURE FRAMES cheap at ClApp & Joness
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18
OBIT UAR ].


The death Of DR.. c. S. BlAkeslee took place Al his
residence on south Main Street at early hour
wednesday morning. He had been IN failing health
for nearly year, but had suffered FROM special
disease other than general decline. DR.. BlAkeslee
was born In Richmond, MAse., 1912. When he
had reached the Of 10 year. his father died leay
Ing family Of several children, and the boy went
live with his guardian at North Adams. Here In due
time he learned the trade Of q machiniEt but he
grew toward manhood be developed love OF books
and was finally led 10 take up the study Of medicine
which he pursued while working at his trade and a.
he progressed, returned a. Intervals 20 mechanical
work 10 money pursue his studies After liy-
ing for time At Rowe, Mass, he finally formed
partnership with DR.. Chester Odds Of fAyettsyie
settled At Wihamsvie In the practice Of his chosen
profession, and here he remained for 96 years. h
soon came to have large practice and his ride
ty. He enjoyed the confidence Of his patients
and was earnest End devoted in his attendance
upon them. His was the lot OF the country doc
tor Of the oden time with all its responsibilities
and yoiEsitudes and many were the stories which he
told in later years Of long drives in nerce winter
weather, over drifted roads and other harships
dured to reach those who claimed bis skill and atteu-
ton. Industry. energy and patience we're strong
characteristics, and It through the exercise Of
these qualities that he accumul lated handsome
petenee. He was q man Of strict honor and enjoyed
the confidence OF all who knew him. He continued
in the practice Of medicine well up the time wheu
In June, 1884, be removed TO Bratleboro 10 occupy
with his young wife, the house which be had preyi-
Ousy bought the home Of his old age. Eight
months ago 3 child born 10 him In which he took
great delight. His old-time energy followed him 10
the last, and 1t was only within few days Of his
death that he had given his daily visits down
and bis occupations about homo. His only known
surviving relative IL nephew living in Boston. His
burial will take place. with Masonic hOnors, from the
house on Saturday Afternoon At 80.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18

Under the present rules the House OF Rep
resentatves is divided for nearly all purposes
of work into forty small legislatures,
known as the standing committees, and un-
der these same rules. after the work of these
legislatures is completed, forty three of them
are able to secure from the House but about
two hours each on en- average, for the rejec-
ton or approval of their work, during ten
months session. The committees on print
ing, on elections, on ways and means, and
appropriations are clothed with extraordinary
powers. They may claim the attention of
the House at almost any time, to the exolu-
sion Of the claims of other committees. The
object which is practically sought to be &C.
complished by the present effort to revise the
rules is the reduction of the influence OF tx
Speaker Randall, who now exerts a salutAry
influence for final revision and excision over
the whole body of appropriations. The at
tempt to so modify the rules as to prevent
the grating of riders upon the appropri-
alton bills, is in the interest of honest and
conservative legislation.