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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
GRAFTON.
Motion fer Kew Trial for HschmtE-Th
General News-PersOnal.
Special 10 The Sunday RegiGteT.

Motion for New Trial for HschmtE-The
General News-Personal.
Special to the Sunday RegiIier.
GRAFTON, November 1.-The defense
in the Hechmer case made q motion for a
new trial yesterday. fhe Court will hear
the argument Mondsy morning. The
prosecution had a requisition from the
Governor Of Kentucky and granted BY the
Governor of West Virginia and warrant
prepared for the immediate re-srrest OF
Hechmer had the Jury brought in YER
dict of not guilty. 1t is said by many who
are capable OF judging that John Basel,
ESQ made the best legal argument in this
case ever made at this bsE.
The Beverlin case for divorce WAS
called yesterday morning. S. P. MeCor
mick, counsel for Mrs. Beverlin, and John
W. Mason for Israel. The case was ably
presented for bob and is now ia tie hands
of the Court.
Tia grand jury found go indictments
for retailing spurious liquors, FIVE for as.
sault and battery. three for larceny and one
for forgery.
Rev. George s. Bowers, pastor Of the
Lutheran Church in this city, has rendered
bis resignation snd accepted call to
frankfort, Pa.
Mr.. William Watkins. Superintendent o.
the Pump factory in West Grafton, met
with quite q painful accident Friday
Morgan Piercs, an employee of the factory
wss choppipg with an axe and ii few of
the handle striking Mr.. Watkins on tht
leg eating q severe cash. Dr.. W. L
Grant dressed the wound.
Five car loads Of German emf raniI
passed through here this morning vie
Chicago and via. Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
WEST ALEXANDER.
What the People OF West Alexander Did
Last Week.
SOscillt0 the Sunday Register.

SOscidll0 the Sunday Register.
WEST ALEXANDER, p November IA
Phil B. Hupp shipped this week to Il. +.
Ward, the boss Job printer OF Washington,
q handsome double writing desk. 1t was
number one Job Wedo not know wheth-
er Ward is going to be Deputy Sheriff or
not.
The lumber for the Few platform at our
station arrived this week, and perhaps will
be built next week.
The ice under the new wedding law
was broken in this vicinity on the 18th
inst Joseph Craig was united in marriage
by Rev. W. q. Lester at the residence OF
the brides parents near this place to Miss
Mamie Reed, second daughter Of James
Reed.
W. L. Porter and G. ". Richie, jurors
from this place, were in attendance st court
this week.
The Nail City" was well represented
here this week.
Communion will be held tomorrow at
tie Presbyterian church, the pastor will be
assisted by Rev. Greer Of Elm Grove.
Next week series o. meetings vii! be
held in the NJ. Z. Church (old Mt, Aiou)
ofthis place.
Business CT al hi ds, except shoe max.
ing. were dull here this week, or farmers
being busy gathering apples, husking coED,
30.
The v. C. I. Union, blue ribbon league,
do not allow the selling Of pop, cider, and
kindred light beverages in this local option
borough where there was only two Prohi'
bitiou votes polled at the late election.
A large number of hogs are being ship
ped to your city from this point By f.
Brownlee and CLANCY Bros.
Six car load of apples have been shipped
from this station by ". B. Gibson and
four HoTe 10 io..cg.
Four cars Of hogs were sniPFsd THE
week.
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aEw ADvgRT,szMEsTs
A Card.

n HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE
i REGISTER, nor have collectsi 9 red cent ioI
ne REGISTER IL was four 4 ont that the Bsllaire
man who ordered 900 cards was mistaken 70 call
at this ONCE, the order 10 in the hands OF Eon
Wills, WIN are behind time TO ill his order. Sub
stantially. have dealt With the merchants HOP
es;ly and iaiIly fer thrte yeaIs.
NOS +. MElTESbbhuhh-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15
Nervous Debilits,ed men

You are allowed q free trial of thirty da. ,
Of the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Volta G
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure ei
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also, tor
many other diseases. Complete restoration
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet
with full information, terms, etc, mailed
free by sddressing Voltsic Belt Co. Mar
shall, Mich.
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The chme.e Question.

LOST what encouragement Lee Wah. The
Chinese egent received from Jones 4
snybTu, the Carnegie Bros, i Co and
,,bs7 manufacturing firms 10 this city rels-
Gvs 70 bringing bordes Of his eountrymsn
- YORK inthe mills hereis no: 10 be told by
The firms seen. We feel safe IN ssying'
bovaysr tina, none Of the iron firms in this
80 except perhaps The Pennsylvania
Fa-,s viii en- ploy the lazy Mougoisn.
SSoSld he be contracted tor at the forge,
- would not be bit surprised, as the men
tbsrs are poSerlsss to resist anything. Any
one curious enough can hear the thunder
40 Of the sheet rolls and can see the
lanes bslobiDg out Of the huge stacks at
n o.clock or later on any Saturday hight
he tsses pains to ylsi! that vicinity. By
hiring tie Caiuanen snd compelling those
now Tbe,e 10 learn him. work can be CARR.
Il on through SandAy.-LAbOr Tribune.
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4, Bsllsile the mill is running steadily
a. ,r,n;pg out a quantity Of nails. BilletS
A 1aJ N, nail plate are also being made. The
a loosDscts for the winter look good.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

The rollers and heaters in the nail plate
,- - of the La Belle mill went to
.Dl.t on Monday at satisfactory term, De,
,sesn them aud the manufacturers which
we're not made known.
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.,,s Ar HOME AND AssoAO.
So,s.tu the vicinity.

4, Ftnayille the .ftna mill Is running;
., A 49, 49,, Wsihe ard Secretary Martin, q
L,''S'a ,0SI IS. W, paid the town visit
5D,ing the week.
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LABOR.

LABOR.
n. Latest Industrial lntsllI-
genCe
s,rs AT HOME AND ABROAD
sD,,worsingmsn are Saying and DOING
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State OF the
Markets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-15

Fysrv,hing is running full time in the
S,,,Ssrd mill al present. Sheet mills
80 three turns; jobbing mills double.
T5s men are we'll satisfied with the new
m ar Mr. James Gray, IS everything
g. -,1 him goes along smoothly. The
ioJys il doing exceedingly vel, there not
80, one msnin the mill but that when see
The hen, It's reorganization will Join it.
a. bsos.ome collscnon WAS raise Tor The
.friking miprrs in that vicinity last week.
%bicb vas much appreciated BY them
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TNoR sALE-MY RESIDENCE ON NORTH
H Front street, lsiand. The dwelling Is In ex:
cellent repair, has all modern improvement aud
private sewerage 10 the river. The property Is leo
feet front and extends to the river. The purchaser
may have the option OF the lot upon which the res
idence stands, or both lots- For Particular apply
70 JULIUS POLLOCK, Pacific Mills ma22E Abb
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UTAHTED-LADf AGENTS WHO WISH 10
w canvass for q line Of Ladies' and Child ren's
furnishing goods that sell in every house ST Eo
per can't profit, should address, viii stamp. h n
CAMPBkLL q CO., No. 4s4 ". Randoleh street,
Chicaso, M. no5Tu, II. 6u-qu
UYANTEp-Yourg ladies at homo to color
w Photographs for Us oy new process no In
stu uctions TO buy; fascinating emplo' ment; work
can be mailed anywhere sl.o0 10 81 Per day can
be made. Particulars mailed With sample cAbi-
net Photograph beautifully colored, for fouJ cents,
Address HOME CO, p. q. Box, 1916, Boston, Man.
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GRAND LUNCH
REMNANTS BEER,

Monday morning and evening, at my saloon,
No. 1915 Market Street.
Friends and eu.tomsrs are invited.
II COB NJ u NJ q Il.
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A Horse Transaction.

Deputy United States Marshal j. S..
Crozier arrived in the city yesterday
morning, having n charge w. S. Rice
ana J. l., Myers, charged with the
theft Of 30 head Of horses from the
Comanche reservation, Indian Ter
ritory, and with having invaded the
Territory without the proper passport,
They were taken before United States
Commissioner James Bentley and on
their wBiyiug gu examining trial they
were put under bonds Of $3.50 in each
case, which they gave. Sheriff Smith
here mad received papers from the sher-
i'll of Clay County for tA6ir arrest on
the charge of horse stealing, but
when his deputies vent 20 look for
them they were not to be found. 1t
appears that the sheriff OF Clay County
had attached 9Ohead Of horses while
they were in Clay County for debt
and that Myers and Rice afterwards
run them into The Territory.
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TAYLOR A CON so, Mympllis, Tenn,

VNyANTED-Lsdi and Gentlemen to
w takO nice, light, pleasant work, at
their own homes. Work sent by mail any
distance all the year round. 20 10 S. day
can be quietly made; no csnyassing. Adj
dress Reliable Manufacturing Company,
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, Box 1899.
N ROWELL a. co 10 Spruce street.
New York, can learn the exact cost Of any
proposed line of ADVERTISING IN
American Newspapers. EST lOO-page
Pamphlet, Zoe.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
TENANTS AND THE Wa TER RENT
Complicated Horse transactions In the
Nation - Northwest Texas Cost.
Pavement Progress The
City Schools, Etc.
An important Matter.

In several houses in the several dis
tricts of the city, where rooms are
rented for offices, such as lawyers,
physicians, real estate and insurance
Offices, controversy exists between
the landlord and the tenants as to who
shall pay Cor water-serv.ce to the wa
ter closet.
Since there is no municipal law gov.
erning this question, and probably no
State law either, it should be decided
by common sense ana by com mon
consent OF all interested.
Where a house is occupied by only
one tenant, under lease OF one or
more years, this matter should be
settled in the contract. Not where
the offices arc filed by temporary
tenants it is manifestly best to have
the water-service paid for by the
owner of the property and considered
as one of the advantages and induce
ments offered to tenants.
In this way water can be always Sc
cured TO all the wants in g building
and no controversy arise with the city
water department as TO the water rent
The superintendent Of the watel
works should not be expected anc
does not intend 90 keep an account on
his books with the Thousand and one
office tenants in the city, but look to thu
owner Of the building for water rent
This question is not like the peymen
OF gas bills, as gas is not necessity
and its use can be dispensed with o
controlled by the tenant Of each room
whereas the water closet must be use'
by all.
The property owner should settl
for the water 81 the office Of the waite
superintendent and not leave it to tn
office tenants, otherwise in case OF an.
objections in the closet caused by tn
want OF water the plumber bill viii b
immpuap
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the Missouri Pacific railway has
been "cussed,, and "rs-cussed" ever
since its advent into the town, and az
times we have chimed in with our
little tin horn and helped to swell the
grand chorus. We are just as ready,
however, to give this soulless corpora
ton the credit due for having done a
good deed. This company not long
since very kindly shipped the stone
used IN building tho Episcopal church
from Honey Grove free OF charge, and
now in the dire distress of the farmer
with his crops destroyed and very lit
tie means az hand, the Missouri Pa
cific has come nobly to the front and
said that the transportation OF seed
necessary to re-plant the crop shall
not cost ono cent. We believe the
people will appreciate this even II II
| Is done by what we are accustomed Il
call that id railroad, and it woulC
not take many such acts as this h
cause the citizens.of Cooke to leave OF
at least one sd" in speaking Of rail
roads, -LGanesville Register, juno q
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Silk and stiff hats at and below cost,
to close out, at Leon Kahn's.
A genuine ladies cur, kid button
shoe for $3.50 and SO at Leon Kahn's.

Waco, Texas, April ., lSS5,-To The
Wootan Wells Co., Robertson County,
Texas:
ENTLEMEN :-Feeling deeply the
sting of afllictiOn, consequent upon
The death of my dear and devoted wife,
which brought about causes demand
ing Of me a charge in my place OF
business, please allow me to return TO
YOU my kindest regards and best
wishes for the many favors received at
your hands during my stay OF four
years rs resident physician OF your
famous and widely known health and
pleasure resort. Our relations have
ever been pleasant and agreeable al
sill times. Allow me, gentlemen to
reassur6 you that / have unbounded
confidence in the success OF your place
and enterprise. | have for a long time
| been carefully and closely Investigate
| ing the properties of your waters, as
shown per analysis; have also wit
messed thousands Of cures made by itE
use, Hence / have no hesitancy In
saying that beyond doubt they are
| the best waters known to this or any
other country, and if used properly
will cure at least % per cent, OF al
durable diseases. These waters are III
their effects tonic, Alternative, laxative
diuretic aud anti-spasmotic; hence
will cure dyspepsia indigestion, liverl
kidney and spleen ! troubles; will
purify the blood, curing neuralgia
rheumatism, sick headache, piles ant
dropsy in some Of its forms. Thest
waters are invaluable in the treatmen
aud cure Of all female complaints ant
common to this and other countries
Your wells as health resort nov
occupy g high rank IN this aud othe
States, ana are destined in a few year
with proper management and enter
prise TO outstrip any place Of its kim
on this continent. Have sent yol
some patients from this point and will
continue TO do so. Yours respectfully
j. NJ. WILLIS, NJ. d.
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scho,l commencement,

The HERALD acknowledges the re
ceipt OF an invitation to be present at
the sixth annual commencement exer-
cises Of the Fort Worth Business Col.
lege and English Training School, at
the opera house, in that city, on the
evening .ol tho 25th. Following is a
list OF those who will graduate: Miss
Su Baily, Fort Worth; James II
Dean, Lancaster, Texas; c. b. Dag
gett, Fort Worth; w. T. Baker, Ohio,
Texas; Z. l.. Marty, Fort Worth; Miss
Anna BRily, Fort Worth; b. f. Hine-,
Huntsville, Texas; W. c. Mullins
Fort NorthiR. ii. Langford, Cleburne
Texas; Miss Jennie Flenner, For
Worth; X, b, Kennou, Fort Worth; Il
J. Garner, Forney, Texas,
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~ AAAA oAs NLblsuEs
w Evans, Charles w Hin, city;
VIM w Float, Wichita Falls; p J Nor
wood and family, Toyah;A p Aydelotte,
Elmo; j Il Jones, Goshen; jesse
Shame, McKinueyi G l. Moss, Oxford,
Miss; A II Rowe, Ennis; J G White,
city;N J Ross, Greenviile; } L Burka,
city; p Coleman, w G Allen, Terrell; J
d Cunningham, kaufmaui { Moore.
Mckinney; 9 w Mason, Goshen; j
Braly, Henry Cert, WsXahachie; l. Il
Boulder, Priuceville; Harry Constable,
New York; W Durham, city; w 4
Koke, J NJ Stephenson, Emory; j a
Ray, WsXNhaChie; G Ii Collins, Dallas;
J l. Ross, Daiusyille, III; Il H Barnes,
Louisville, Ky; w ID Jetfries, Lam
pasas; A EdCleran, Gainesville; j A
Stuart, city; NJ Q Pinnyman, Danville
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A Runaway.

While MIR. Ennis was driving a
horse attached to an express wagon
yesterday, about noon, down Elm
street, the animal became frightened
at something and dashed of at full
speed, Mr., Ennis jumped out Of The
vebice, fearing regular smash up,
but Police officer White caught the
animal at the corner of Lamar before
any damage was done aud then arrest
cd Alr. Ennis for deserving his team.
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The Dyspeptlc CLERK.

Clerks in the stores ofmerchants who
do not advertise should occasionally
move about the store for exercise.
Otherwise they will suffer with dys-
pepsia from the lack Of something to
DO. The worst cases OF dyspepsia are
reached and cured by Browns Iron
Bitters. MIR. l.. Thornton, Warrenton,
Y. c., says: ~ used Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia, ana consider ii
the greatest remedy known"
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The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Pulls.
Dog War.

While England aud Russia are busy
making preparations for war City
Marshal Arnold and his cohorts are
preparing TO wage war against those
worthless CANNES on which no tax
has been paid. The Mexican lssso.
list has been summoned by the mar
shal and the work OF discriminating
the CANNES will begin tomorrow. The
old racket of putting last years tag
on your dog will not save him.
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In making the assertion that Poz-
zoni's medicsted complexion powder
is entirely free from Injurious or
deadly poisons, we do II upon the
authority OF a thorough chemical
analysis. 1t is one OF the ioldest face
powders in the American market, and
isused in the families of some of our
most prominent medical men who
have personally acknowledged to the
proprietor that they not only consider
| IL harmless, but esteemed II highly
BENEFICIAL in every respect, not only
for the use of ladies and children but
for TIE lord of creation himself, Sold
by all druggists.
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NorthMest Torns ConI

Ills understood that a party Of gon-
tlemen, who own coal land along the
proposed line OF the Dallas u North.
western Railroad, have secured the
services OF Professor Cummlns and
VIII start IN few days 20 make q thor.
ough examination Of the coal, and will,
II She report OF Professor Cummins Is
favorable, begin tho development Of
their coal mines at once and will be
ready to ship as soon az the railroad il
completed TO that locality.
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Straw hats at cost at Leon Kahn's,
School Chiidrens' Picnic.

To-day Temple Emanuel school, OF
which Mrs. Dake is the principal, will
picnic at Shady View Park, and a
happy time is anticipated by all the
little ones, who will march down Main
Street to Austin Street, whore they
will take the San Jaolnto Street cars
for the grounds.
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Waco, Texas, April 2, lSS5,-ro The
Wootan Wells Co., Robertson County,
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A good story comes from boys
boarding school in "Jeraey." Tho diet
was monotonous and constipatlng, ana
the learned principal decided to intro
duce some old-style' physic in the APP
pie sauce, and await the happy re-
suits. One bright lad, the smartest In
school, discovered the secret mine In
his sauce, and pushing back his plate
shouted to the pedagogue, ono physic
sir, in mine My ded told me to use
nulhiu' but Dr., PierCe's pleasant
Purgative Pellets and they are doing
their duty ike a charm!" They are
anti.bilions ami purely vegetsble.
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Horsfora,s Acia Pnosnhnte.

HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES PRESCRIBED,
DR.. c. r, Dake, Belleville, H., says;
al have prescribed hundreds Of bot
ties OF IL, IL Is OF great value in ali
forms OF nervous disease which are &C.
cCmpanied by loss OF pCWer.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-24

A misunderstanding as TO the time,
coupled with the heavy rain yesterday
morning, prevented the City Council,
as body, being present at tho laying
Of the corner stone Of the colored brick
church on Cochran and Leonard
streets. Mayor Brown and Aldermen
Carter, Gibsoni aud Llnskie, however,
were present and took part.
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At a meeting Of the Dallas Board OF
Underwriters held, Mr.. I. q. o'Reilly
was appointed insurance surveyor for
the discharge of his duties. 1t IL the
prevailing opinion that the board Sc.
lected the right man for the right
place.
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EDUCATIONAL,
WARDS SEMINARY F0a YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

n famous institution, The Alumne
number 1913. The attendance lSsi.s5, $780,
from sixteen states The list session be-
gins septempel 1, 1855. Paronize the Col
,Cge. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and convey vance 10 Nashville, adj
dress y. G. patton, Professor OF MatGe.
MATES and General Agent, Dallas IeNaSS
Professor Pat.on Is also connected with
the Southern SchoO. a stucy, ana will sup
ply Schools and College, with Teachers
and Teachers with positions. Institutions
! In l5 slaLes MaNe been suunILll.
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L. Il, Bennett mas gained sole con-
troll Of tho Dallas Daily Democrat and
the Texas Cowboy, Mr.. Frank Powell,
late editor and owner, retiring.
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Paving Elm street

Mr.. Harry, who has the contract for
paving Elm street from Sycamore east
TO the Houston a Texas Central Rail-
way track, is pushing the work from
the intersection Of Harwood street
eastward with vim. The work, which
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was began few days since, has pro-
gressed naarly a ploek. The few
property owners who oppose street
paving, when they once get them,,
would not do without them.
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Tho Bravest Bird

Why is crow a brave bird1 He
never shows white feather. Neither
ooos DR.. Biggers' Huckelberry Cordial
n meeting all forms Of bowel troubles,
which Il will cure.
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Concert aud hop at Shady View Park
on next Thursday evening. Music by
Meino Bros. Band. The grandest fete
of the season. Let everyone be In at.
tanHanna
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Concert and hop at Shady View Park
on next Thursday evening Music by
Meme Bros. Band. The grandest fete
OF the season. Let everyone be in at.
tendance.