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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

Tord. the Supposed Crock, sim Held IN
Durance vile.
Peter ]. Ford. the man arrested ten days
$50 as being suspicious character, having
b5rglar tools IN his possession, was again
before Judge Jacob yesterday at noon in
Part of the Circuit Court It will be re-
membered that Ford was given q
week by the court in which
TO prove that he was q man of good
fame. No new evidence was addueed at
Yesterdays hearing. with the exception that
Ford was put upon the witness stand and
testified where he came from and what his
intention was in coming here. Then his
counsel, John o. Pendleton, made briet
argument, which was followed by Colonel
Arnett also for the defendant Then
Mr.. Jordan closed for ;he State, after
which Mr. Pendleton asked that Ford be re-
leased from custody. Mr.. Jordan stated to
tie court that Mrs. DE-. Hardesty had seen
Ford, his partner and two other men stand
ipg on the corner of Twelfth and Eotf streets
about ii o'clock Sunday morning, and that
after Ford was in Jail bis partner was ob'
served proving around Jail.
The Judge decided to hold Ford over I'M
til Saturday next in order to give him time
to look upsome old English law points on
the matter which are directly connected
with the case, as Ford was arrested under
a statute of the old Virginia code, which
was an embodiment of the English law on
the matter. The case is q peculiar one and
one in which the exact comprehension OF
the law has never been fully tested.
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Buy Buggies al Boyd's.
OFFICERS APPOINTED
Yesterday by Mayor Grub to Serve at To.
EIacfinp

Yesterday by Mayor Grub to Serve at To.
morrow's Election.
The superintendent and cauvassers of
election were appointed yesterday to serve
at to-morrow's election, by Mayor Grub.
They are expected 10 be present at the
City Building this evening and be sworn in
and qualify as such. Following Is the list
by wards:
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Edwards, C. ]. Rawling, Daniel Ingraham.
Csnvassers-Barney Stanley, Jacob Kin
dleberger, NJ. A. CLARK.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures. G..
Murdoch, I. d. Bennett, j. B. Crawford.
Canvassers-Joseph A. Beir, Joseph EN-
sheimer, Thomas 81. Lewis.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures
Simpson, VIM. q. Haller, John 81. Hall.
Canvassers-John q. Rinehart, John Few,
John Clstor.
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures, VIM.
Ramp, James Gray, Casper He'll Cam
vassers-John W. Armstrong, David Mes
bitt, John Sullivan.
FIFTH Observation-Disclosures - John
Roemer, Fred Lsue, George Miller. Can
vsssers-John E. Reed, Harry McNamee,
Louis Delbrugge.
SIXTH WARD-Superintendents-Wm II.
Shafer, s. K. Wallace, Daniel Geiger.
Canvassers-Frank Taylor, F. A. Woeber,
Joseph Dowler.
SEVENTH WARD-Superintendents-N.Z.
Hunter, VIM. Richardson, John r. Miller.
Canvassers-G. A. Beal, ]. b. Tappan,
Chas. Lukens.
EIGHTH Observation-Disclosures
der Mix, Thsmas McCready, James Dsyine.
Cauvassers-Barney MeEntee, A. Fischer,
J. w. ScLultze.
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Resolutions of Respect.

WHEELING, May %, l8S5.-At meeting
Of the Board of Directors of the Junction
Iron Co., held at their Office to give expires
sions Of their sorrow at the death of Mr.
James Maxwell, q member OF this Board
Mr.. 81. K. List and Mr.. w. W. Holloway
we're appointed to draft resolutions of re
spect and sympathy. The following were
adopted:
Resolved, That we testify sincerely to the
true worth and high character of Mr.. Max
we'll, whose life as a citizen has been with
out reproach. A merchant who enjoyed the
confidence Of his patrons, a man whose
wise counsels and cautious advice made him
one whose presence was always Welcome at
tie bankers board, in the manufacturer 8
Office and in the Councils OF the city.
That we are saddened by his sudden
death and removal from our midst. Not
only as citizen shall we miss him, but from
the management ofthis Company, with which
he has been associated from its inception,
and where his counsels were so wise and so
thoroughly appreciated,
That we extend expressions of sympathy
to his loved ones who, whilst they mourn
the loss of husband and father, can rejoice
that he passed away with the assurance of a
life well spent, full of honors and happy
memories, and in anticipation of a glorious
Immortality.
That in token Of our respect a copy OF
these resolutions be presented to the family
of Mr.. Maxwell, and spread on the minutes
Of this Board, and published in the daily pa,
pers Of the city.
By order of the Board of Directors:
HENRY K. LIST,
w. W. HOLLOWAY,
D. MCGARY,
ALEX. LAUGHLIN,
II. SCHMULBACH,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIy
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Out of Time

When the tones Of q musical instrument becoms
harsh and discOrdant we say II d aout Of tuna
The same may be said Of that far more wonderful
and complicated piece Of mechanism, the human
structure, when 1t becomes disordered- Not only
actual diseaEe. but thoe far more common causes.
oyerwork, mental am iety, and fast living. may inn
pair itr yigor and activity. The bsst remedy for
partial collapse Of the vital energies from these u
from other sources, Is Hostettsr,s stomach Bifies
which Il at the came time an agreeable ard MIND
cheering cordial, and the best possible invgurznt i
al cases Of debility. II IL incorporate stom-
and agne, and prevents subsequent attacks. Il
remsdies with certainty and ihofougknez bowel
and kidney complaints. dyspepsia. nervousness,
riennsssse trOuh,es neuralgia. and many othsr b1al
fiy nilnents- t1isD couEierxcis innpeaces which
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40 Twelf
The Tigers ut Home.

There is now on exhibition at Nicolrs
art store, 1910 Market street. Q large paint.
ing by Mr.. John Hutchings, whose studio is
al i5l0 Market street, the title of which is
the caption to this article. The painting
represents three tigers in their native tro-
pical jungle. One in the fore aground is 9
large, snarling, savage looking male lying
at length, while the female stands gravely
beside him. Another in the background
stands over the body Of an antelope, lash
ing its tawny sides with its tab, and look
ing out over an expanse Of tropical coun'
try. The picture shows the artists remark.
able knowledge of animals, the large tiger
in the foreground being particularly 6ne
study. The picture is remarkably we'll ex.
ecuted and, aside from its being the produc.
ton of home talent, it should receive wor.
thy recognition and quick sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

Hastry without Butter.
The American pie has been subjected to
more unjust abuse from foreign writers
than any other of our distinctive products
if we except the recent TRADE against the
American hog. And yet we cannot say
that it has been altogether undeserved, b..
cause Of the villianous compound, thick,
hard and heavy, that is too often made to do
duty as "crust" and which by courtesy is
called pastry" Light, tender faky, and
djgestible piecrust and all kinds Of pastry
can be mace most readily by the use Of
Royal Baking Powder without any butter,
or with half The usual portion, if preferred,
or with small quantity Of lard or other
shortening as desired. Pie-crust thus made
is much more wholesome and digestible, be-
sides being more economical and easier pre-
pared In addition to saving all the butter
if desired, one third the -four is also dis.
pensed with, as the crustis rolled that much
thinner, the leavenipg qualities of the
Royal Baking Powder swelling it to the
requisite thickness If drippings or lard be
used, the Royal Baking Powder removes
any unpleasant taste, rendering the crust
as short, sweet and pleasant as If made from
the finest butter. Those who know the ap
petizing qualities of the genuine home made
American pie viii rejoice that by the aid o.
Royal Baking Powder in the pastry it car,
be made quite as digestible as 1t is delicious
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27
LAWN Rakes at Boyd's.
PERSONAL POINTS.

Movements Of wheelingites, and the Com,
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Mrs. Charles N. Haley is at Cleveland
o., visiting friends.
Tommy Memminger, who is in business
cut west, is at present visiting his parents
out at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. VIM. Isham leaves this morning for
Philadelphia to join her husband, who is en-
gagged in business there.
John F. Mansfield, of Locke & Co.'S shoe
house, who has been visiting friends in
Pennsylvania is again at home.
Miss Nellie Frew, who has been visiting
Miss Emma Landfried, ofthe Second ward,
Bellaire, returned home yesterday.
Miss Baker, of Moundsville, who has been
the guest of Miss Laura Conner, of South
Chapline for several days past left for home
yesterday accompanied by Miss Laura, who
will be her guest for some time.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID cuted BY sanh Q. Degarmo and Jablsh
sarmo, dated the 5th day oil May, 1881, and
Ohio county in Deed Of Trust BOOK No. IS, %
$40, the undersigned trustee, will, on
Saturday, the 27th day Of juno, 1885
at 10 o'clock g. m, at the front door OF the Co
Blouse Of Chic county, ell at public auction 70
highest and best bidder The following valuable
estate, which Is bounced and described - ollovss
Wit; certain tract Of land situate on the sstfn61
Liiilewhs.lins Greek In Ohio county, West yiyis
and bounded - follows; Beginning al IN HA
Der 10 Hius, Themes n. 20 Q. 81 30 poles AID
Biggs' line 70 point on Diron's run on Q. .. n
rel's line near white walnut; thence With T0rq
v. 1913 pol 10 the old tosvood corner; thrnse
g. Q. 1870 poles along Higgs line 10 the plsce
BEGINNING. containing ave lsl acre. and u pelc
being the ,sme prGg.,iL conveyed V Jo-slh n1
BY deed dated March srd. 1876. and recorded 70 q
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court q Oh,
county, In deed book No 20, page ID; also IN
alter described along. lands Of Terrell and HiFg
which IL bounded a. FOL ous: Beginning o. Vii
oak corner 10 Terrei; thence along Terr.l's linz
40 o 30 poles b middle OF Di,oD's run thepcs :
aid run and along line Of Hisy'a ~ y. IL POI
70 stale; thence n. az v. G6 polfs % .iskl
thence n. So v. II poles 70 q ssksj theu(
n. ~ Q. poles 10 stake; thence ",
log run n. b1k' 9. II poles 70 The pie
OF beginning, o. Dfanipg one W acre, . IRE o. ~
being the fame property conveyed 10 yoseph
NiDch by Alexander Higgs BY decd dats< April y
IssJ and recorded In dsod book ~ page l6s<N1
the sane property conveyed 10 sarah =. De1~D
by ". w. Porter and wife by dsel dated Feh
18th, 1882, and recorded In deed book NO. ~.
100; si,o certain piece q parcel Of land lfl6v
Thirty township NOV diAtriotl. In Ohio eou
Wet Virginia, and being portion Of the fsru4l
Charles 3. Terrell, bounded and dssribed - fo.ioI
BEGINNING ri stump on the bank OF DiEons run
thence n. ~ ". ~ poles 70 a stump; thence
s67 w. 70 poles and 20 links 10 vhite walnut out
root on tie lsnt Of raid run; tbsDoc o. So o.
poles 10 q stone; thence D. 80 poles and !
Links 10 sugar tree: themes q ~ Q. 70 the piA~
OF beginning, containing tbres tsl acre., one ~
ard tso poles, more les, being the ssnas propee
conveyed 10 the aid Sarah q. Deearm0 b. ChUt.
5. Terrell and vile BY deed dated May -, 1914 e
recorded in deed book No eo. psges 57 and ~.
IHRps or sALE-Upe-hslf Of the purchase mooe
IN cash snd the remaining bali 10 10 paid ~
wear from day OF sale. The deferred instali 80
70 lear Interest at the rate Of h' Per osnt -
num- and the title e. 90 he retained until ne
of ibs purchase money shall have been psiA
title 10 b lieved 10 be good, bat selling - hu1
sLaIl ctpysy tuch tue a. IL yestc1 In - ~
d1ed OF trust JOHN o. PEsDLEIon
4 cusxuxRs HEEyyY, AnetioncG.
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LAWN Mowers at Boyd's.
HONORING THE DEAD.

Graves of Soldiers which Cannot be Found.
The committee of the G. A. R. deputized
20 mark the graves of soldiers buried in Mt
Wood Cemetery, have marked all the graves,
with the exception of the following, the
graves of whom they were unable to find:
Samuel Joseph, Col. Jenas Fish, Sargent
Jenkins, - Snider. - Hughes, miss
ing soldier, Joseph McGlll, James Newlove,
John Bulger, Dr.. Tom Edwards, -
Wright, George Knapp. William Gilman,
Thomas Bradbury and - Munday.
The friends of the above are requested to
90 to the cemetery and mark their graves
with flags, which can be secured from the
sexton of the cemetery, and thus greatly
assist the Post in its work.
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A Good Time in the Country.

Seibert's Garden viii be formally opened
for the season this evening, and to say that
a good time viii be enjoyed by all who at,
tend, is useless. The hospitality of the
genial host Mr.. Henry Seibert, is well
known and appreciated, and no doubt q
large crowd will take advantage of this op,
portunity to spend a delightful evening
The Garden has been thoroughly renovated
and many improvements added that make
It one OF the pleassntest places to spend a
day or evening in the country. The Opera
House Orchestra will be present. aud dane,
ing will be one of the chief amusements.
Do not fail to 90 out.
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$3.50 WILL Buy

Loeke's own make Mems Calf
shoes I'm ali the leading styles.
These goods are made from choice
stock, are silk fitted throughout,
and solid as rock. We guaran-
tee them to fit better, wear longer,
and have more style than any i've
dollar shoe I'm the market
j. III. LOCKE & CO.,
1913 Main Street
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortment OF Spring and
summer Stock, consisting Of the
latest varieties I'm Coatings, suit.
fngs, PaRtalOonings, and 0yercoaf-
ings. which We viii make mp I'm the
latest and best stylesand at lowest
possible prices.
Also fan line OF Cents Furnish.
iKe Goods.
Z. HEss 4 SONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

The first number OF the Ohio Valley Boy,
cotter made its appearance yesterday. 1t il
published by the Ohio Vsiley Trades As
sembly and is devoted almost entirely to the
interests OF the locked-out glass workers
The issue contains the names of the mer,
chants whom they wish to be boycotted and
other matters in regard to the glassware In
terests. The paper viii appear weekly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27
Fntmies READY TO strike.

Every family is constantly in danger from
impure water, unripe fruit unwholesome
food, contagious diseases, cramps, cholera
morbus, coughs and colds, indigestion and
simple fevers. In such cases a bottle Of
Psrktr's Tonic kept in the house renders il
unnecessary to call a physician. Nothing
40 GOOD for children.
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NOTICE.
CLERK's OYYIcR BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
A...., nnru.u w Va Mar Ia lRM

CLgRK's OYYIcE Board or CoxNpsoxKHA,
ONO COUNTY, W. Va, May II. 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL HE RECEIl
y at this Office until 1husdsy. the 2sth Inst
lvs. m, for furnishing htdie,ia aRan "
scripiion OF the County Physician for ~ ~
that part Of the city lying north Of Wheeiine ef'
Also, for furnishing medicines, upon prescri2tio
said physician, for the poor Of that part Of The
lying south Of Wheeling creek Cor the fscAl ,
ending May 81, 1885. Druggists making bids :
do buiiness In that part Of the city which they :
bid TO supply. Right reeryed 70 reject any ID
bids. ROBERT b. WOODS, Co
malSNARi
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The Old, Old Story.

Why do we hear so much about dyspep-
sia2 Simply because go many people have
it. Why are SO many people talking about
their cure from this dreadful disease
Simply because they have been taking
Browns Iron Bitters. Thus it is with Mrs.
Taylor, of Lynchburg, Sumter Co., S. c.,
who says: Il have used Browns Iron Bit
tiers for dyspepsia with most favorable re-
suits. believe this medicine is all that is
represented" Dyspeptics, and sufferers
from neuralgia, weakness, ETC., should
try it.
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ChIldren,s and yIi.ses, Nav.

We have been advised of q large purchase
of over 1000 misses ard children's hats,
which will arrive during the week and will
be placed on sale Saturday next, as 8 spe-
cial misses and children's hat sale for that
day. We can assure our friends that these
goods Will be sold IS they were purchased
at less than one-hsf of the cost of produc.
ton. L. NJ McGillin & Co.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Up Three Thousand Feet-Deer Park and Oak
Business Change Wilson & Chapman.
Crushed PTices-Ll 8 ocod & Co.-ILOcal Pagel
Time Card-P.. c q 81. L. r r. Third Fags.l
Time Garlic. p. R r. Third Page
Newest Designs In Furniture-G. hendel & Co.
Excelsior Baking PoEder-R II List.
For Charlesisa- Steamer ChancellOr-l Local Page
Tax Notice county CommiSSiOners-[L Local PaSe I
McLAtn's Candy Local Page.
Jewett Refrigerators-Nesbitt Bro - Local
Iost-Red CoE-lLocal PsSe.l
To Let-TW0 ROoms-lLoca Page.l
Local Page
Finest LsmOnS-Me Mechsns-tLO Local Pagal
Holliday Posi-, g. A. r, Notice Local Pagel.
For Sale-1he Boat Store.
Spring and GUNNER Stock-6eo. r. Taylor.
lnsuraDce-A lderson 4 Atkinson.
Oranges and BanansS-N. Schnlz.
Great BaTgains-Henry Jacobs &CO-t local Page
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Misses and Chiidren's Day.

Special sale of misses and childrsn's
hats commences Saturday morning. On
Friday morning in an advertisement in the
daily papers we viii make it appear just
what we intend to do In the mean tuna
hold your purchase until Saturday. E. n.
McGilhn q Co.
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PRoF. MCCLAIS, the Sun Flower Dude,
will give novel exhibition at the ChapHne
street rink on Thursday night at the Sun
Flower Carnival. He viii play upon the
harmonics and guitar while skating.
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JOINT OCCUPANCY
Of The Capital Building by City
and County
Receives Another Set-Back---0ther I'm.
portant Business Transacted in
Council Last Night.

Both Branches of the City Council met
in special session last night. In the First
Branch the most important business trans
acted was Inconvenience in the report of
the special committee on new City Hal,
adopted and sent up from the Second
Branch. The report created quite lively
discussion and was finally lost by tie vote.
In the Second Branch the points of differ.
erce between the Committee On Streets and
Alleys and the Board of Public Works was
pretty thoroughly ventilated by documents,
and by remarks from the members. Mr..
Caldwell offered q resolution that the Com
mittee on Capitol be directed to clean out
the rooms in the capitol occupied BY the
Supreme Court and the Clerk thereof, but
the members refused to pass it. Various
other matters were attended to, record Of
which we present below.
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NEW ICE CREAM PARL0RS,

AIRS. ZIEGENFELDER BEGS LEAVE I'D
Nl form the public that she has opened Brxl
eIore n above, where every thing In her line canI
had the same rs at her establishment, No. GO I've,
speet.
McDonsld's Chicago Csramols and whitmsn's
ebrated Candles. ma1s(
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THURSDAY evening, May q, champion
ship race between Burkett, of Wheeling,
and Dobbins of Martins Ferry, at the
Alhambra Palace rink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

THURSDAY evening, May q, champion,
ship race between Burkett, of Whseling
and Dobbins, of Martins Ferry, at the
Alhambra Palace rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

CLERk's OFFlcE, y
Board OF Commission EKS, CousIY OF CHIo,
WHEELING, w. Va, May IS less
A T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOAR
IA Of Commissioners Of Ohio eDuuty, held
the 2jth day Of May, 1855, IL appearing 10 the o.
board that the Legislature oi West Virginia at
last session passed act requiring keepers OF bov
ing Alleys, Billiard Tables, shooting Galleries, A
or telling at retail obIcoo spu or Cigars, 10 pr
cure State license, Therefore,
1T Is oRpKsKD, that eli p erson, engaged In a
rying on any Of the business ~ oye mentioned,
appear before the Board OF Com nissioners oil ~
county on the frst Monday IA June, 1885, and d
ma27 nUbT D. WOODS, Csrtl
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RAGS tonight at the Alhambra rink.
Reed on foot and Shepperd on skates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

WEAR Locke's own make $3.50 shoes
any style. j. 81. Locke & Co., lO43 Main
street.
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Weather Indications,

y WASHINGTON, May 27.-l:3O q. m.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
rains and partly cloudy weather, east to
south winds, stationary temperature.
For the lower lake region, fair weather,
followed BY partly cloudy weather, local
rains, variable winds with slight fall in
temperature
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You can save money by buying Harness
at Boyd's, Market Square
Struck by Two Young savannahians.

Struck by Two Young savannahians.
Yesterday it was developed that one.ffth
of ticket No. 59,075, in The louisiana
Stale Lottery, in the drawing of April l4tb,
wos purchased by two young men in Savan-
nah, Messrs. John W. Haywood and l.. M.
Verdery, who had secured for FIFTY cents
each the handsome sum of $500. They
are clever, worthy young gentlemen, and
have congratulations upon their fortune
From the Savannah Evening Times, April
18th.
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D3eelin9 8e9iste1
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather,

Following is the range Of the thermometer
as observed at Sehnepfs drug store yester-
day: Tam, 81; IL N. Is; 3 p. m, a.;
z p. m, Is. The sun rises this morning at
434 and sets ct 7.l9, making the day
length IA hours and IS minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

WEAR Locses own make $3.50 shoes
any style ]. b. Locke 6 Co. l04s Main
street.
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DY yIRrUE OF A DEED or TKueY -.
Is ing date the I'd day OF Fshfusfyi Ill -
by (hYi,1isp seibks and Kate ,eibfe, he ~ 4
me "a trustee and recorded In ttsd Of true oe9t
nj psge 40. Of the lspd records u Ot4e op011I
West firainis, the ,aid trustee viii, -
Saturday, June eth, isss,
ali ., .ublio auction, st the front door Il ~ o.
pnu.,. m aid Ohio county, oommsncn3 ~ 0akoI
: m DE following aereIited real s.tese, t>-11is
TIi1y iset of OF the north ssde o. - nk118uuI
.,t,x strht Iesj in Josspb Caldsens soooel - -
49, Ebseitnz, In Ohio o,unty, ~ ~ oto1o Z
W., yj,rinis. said part Of MD - eltea1p a.
, s M, 10, feet % the vest sids q Ckn,ES
.spsst b.tretn Tvsniy-dxih spe Ieesfy .seNnS7
s,,ees, and ,xtksSs baek 10 seteDy oeeoZ1ea Z
sssn ian 6Ity IN go feet nor. - - - Lssu1
49, I, ,hs strth yard Of aid ctH.
"a a,coery IL the sanDs which ~ e.yeyol 4
., s.d * ,i.tian seibte By famael =. 1Aaii :,
"a ~. =, dssd datsd the ID dsy fe5l
III 1870 Ia The clerks ofhcs . ~ Co.
C Sa - nSie o1urty. vest yiginiA - D. H.
No eI. p,ses ~ and 20. -
an - N "a ip ezsh on dag o. Siet $3.50
$3.50 4, - year .sitb itis'st - - 49,
-, shs,saf III TO yssn With istefS - -
~. ~" ,.,-h.s sr slyfsg his n0te. vu1 D2e4e
a. r., ~ SeSerra psyn,nt sfa - Nel mi
~ ~ ~ - ~ 4. fssfnsd S.fu ~ - ri.
m " S,v IN hsys sen psid 70 IAN .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

WEAR Locke's own make 81 so shoes;
any style. ]. b. Locke & Co., l043 Mair
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

Amick's stylish $3.50 Mems shoes,
I'm Seamless. Congress, Button and
Lace, Has Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

Misses and Children's Day.
Saturday, May 80, in our millinery rooms,
look for bargains there. Z. NJ. McGillin
l. Co.