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THE TICKET.

II is often the case that the work OF
nominating convention does not meet with
the approval of its party. No such refiee-
ton can be cast upon the work Of yester-
davis convention. 1t is not too much to
saw that the ticket could not have been
improved if the delegates had monopolized
a week i'm their labOrs to get good material
Hon. ]. J. WOODS is so well known to
our people rs lawyer and legislator that
little need be said of him except he Is es-
De tally qualified for the position. In 1878
he was elected State Senator and in ISL,
nj the expiration of his term, his services
were so we'll appreciated that
he was elected TO the lower
branch of the Legislature, and upon the
organization of that body Mr.. WOODS was
chosen Speaker, the important duties oil
which were ably and satisfactorily exc
cuted.
Mr.. T. s. RILEY is one of our rising
young lawyers, full of energy, industry
and excellent traits of character. MIR.
RILEY was raised in marshall county, but
his business relations with our people were
20 intimate that when he associated HIM
self with the law firm of MELVIN and
EWING n few years since, the transition
from one habitation to the other wasscarce-
ly noticed
Mr.. GLEASON, of Richie District, repre-
sents the large and influential working ele-
ment of our city. He is held i'll the high
est esteem by the guild OF flint
class workers, of which he is one,
and has been hOnOred by them with many
responsible positions. lie is known as a
man of excellent good sense, and amid his
large acquaintance is deservedly popular.
Lave GARDEN, rs his many friends
insist on calling him, Of Richland, Is prob
ably one OF the most popular young farmer
Democrats in Ohio county. Made of ster-
linz qualities he acquitS himself success
fully in every undertaking; a genial gen
tleman, his friends are legion; careful, in
telligeut energetic and yigilant, the agri-
cultural interests of the county will have
an able advocate
In short, the ticket rs a whole, is par
excellence, and its success is assured ut the
start
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ARnICATION nF ALEXANDER

The abdicatiOn Of PRINCE ALENADER,
of Bulgaria is one of the most unexpected
events of the century. This prince was
raised to the throne by the Berlin treaty of
1873. He was born in 1851, WAS an officer
in the German army before going to
Bulgaria, and was known rs PRINCE
ALEXANDER of Battenberg. He is
brother to PRINCE HENRY, who recently
married PRINCESS BEATRICE of England.
His abdicatiOn opens up the eastern
question again. Prince ALEXANDER's
bravery in repelling the Seryians in the
late war, and his seeming ability in
building up his government had led the
nations to believe that the independent
sovereignty of Bulgaria would be man
tanned.
Bot Russia has worked the cards too well.
Slowly and silently the emiSsaries of the
Car have been entrenching themselves
among the Bulgarian people, their military
and their officials, until ALEXANDER was
left powerless, with no other alternative
than to renOunee his throne forever.
The Bulgarians, according to preeon-
eeiyed arrangement, fall down at the
feet of the Car of all the RuSsias and
beg to be taken under his protection. I"
They thereby show themselves unworthy
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for anything except political servitude.
The people with great eclat conduct their
prince to the borders Of his dominions and
send him 70 exile. But they exile their
liberty as'well.
1t can be an easy matter for nations or
principalities to change their rulers; but 1t
takes long time to change the character
of people.
1t is said:
ssPrinces may flourish or may fade,
A breath can make them as a breath has made;
But a bold peaSantry, their eOuntTy's pride ,
When once destroyed can never be supplied.
A ''bOld peaSantry" must be supplied to
Bulgaria before the principality will be
capable of anything else than political ser
Witty.
The Berlin treaty is now Of little effect
The action of the Powers will be wotehed
with great interest, as determining the
destiny of the States in the region OF
the Balkans. Shall Russia be allowed to
appropriate territory unhindered?
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BelIeview Campmeeting.

Special Correspondence Of the R6gtSteT.
BELLEvIEw CAMP GROUND, August -.
To-day there was q perfect jam on the
grounds and over 5000 people had passed
through the gates. Experience meeting at
9 a. m. conducted by Rev. Lewis Phillips.
This meeting was very interesting. AT
1890 a. M. DR.. Whiteman, principal
of the Steubenville Female Seminary,
preached.
At3p. m. DIR. De Hass, late Consul TO
Jerusalem, gave one OF his talks ON the
Holy Lands.
Ate D. m. there was prayer meeting
held at the school conducted by Rev. Lewis
Phillips. ill.,,
At 100 p. m. DR.. De Hass again address
ed the people on the Unsearchable Riches
of Christ.
The camp meeting was success imam
cially. There was taken in ut the gates
and other sources since the meeting COM
menced $500. The expenditures amounts
to $500, leaving $500 to pay on the lndebt-
edness, which now is 81, 900.
The order to-day and throughout the
meeting, has been of the best kind.
Mr.. Samuel Brady and James Thomp-
son. of Washington, were the policemen,
and they are so well known on this camp
ground that persons are afraid OF them, Tor
they know they mean business.
Mr.. f. II. Curtis, who keeps the hotel
ON the ground, reports that he give more
mealsN O-day than he has ever done before
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to distribute the book gratuitously. In
order that the volume may be thoroughly
distributed the committee has determined
to send it prepaid by mail to any person
who will make application therefor and
transmit the sum of 81. To encourage the
distribution eight copies will be sent for
So. :, :,
All communications should be adj
dressed to Hon. John E. Kenna, Chair
man, 14OS II street, n. W., washington
ID c.
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T,ier Democrntle Convention
ID N0rrpondsnce ofMc RlqLNIer.

SPECIAL Correspondence ~ me EtytNsF'
MIDDLEBOURNE, w. Va, August %
The Tyler Democratic convention which
met mt MiddlebOurnc, Saturday, August
81, for the purpose OF electing delegates to
the Congressional and Senatorial conven-
tiOnS, and to elect an executive committee.
The convention was organized
by the election of ID. ID. Johnson
rs temporary Chairman. On motion the
Colonel was made permanent Chairman.
The Colonel treated the convention
with a very neat little speech, the crowd
was large and enthusiastic, The delegates
to the Congressional Convention were in
StruCted for Col. ID. ID. Johnson. The Sen
atorial delegates Ego uninstructea. There
WAS strong feeling for Col. Ben Wilson.
DEMOCRAT.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN BOOK
Now in the Hands of the Printer-Its
Contents.

Contents.
The Democratic campaign book, pre-
pared under the auspices of the Democratic
Executive Committee is nov in the hands
of the printer, and will soon be ready for
distribution. The committee has not re-
sorted to the Republican methods of levy
ing assessments upon Othceholders for their
campaign expenses, nor has any office
holder in the United States been requested
to contribute cent. Such contributions
have in no case been received. The book
will contain a spicy review of the past adj
miniStratiOn Of the Government unuer Re
publican rule, and will discuss 4 number
of subjects of eOntempOrancous Importance.
1t will contain an exhaustive history of
former abuses of the Pension Office and of
the prostitution 10 party ends of this bu-
reau, which was organized for the diSpen-
SatiOn OF the peoples money to the peoples
SOldiery.
1t will contain q discussion of the squan-
dering of the public domain by the Repub-
iean party, and of the recent movements
inaugurated by Democrats to restore it TO
the original owners, the people. 1t will
discuss the Civil Service rs abused hereto
fore and rs administered by President
Cleveland. 1t will contain valuable mat
ter touching the administration of the
Land Office and the conduct of the Indian
affairs. 1t will be valuable in the discus
sion of labor problems, containing chap
ter on that subiectand on the recent legis-
latiOn affecting it. 1t will discuss past de-
inquencies of responsible officers and
agents of the Government, and indicate
the correction of abuses in that line.
1t will contain summary of the action
of the last Congress touching matters of
Importance to the people, and make fair
exhibit of the results accomplished. 1t
will give a history of the war on the Pres
ident by the Senate and the surrender by
that body Of the false issue which it had
raised for political ends. In short, the
book will be fair and truthful presenta-
ton of political matters. The committee
is not in possession of funds to enable it
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As THE Mexican troops can't march very
fast, they believe in starting in good time,
80 that they can be on the ground when
Uncle Sans forces arrive. That Is why
they are gathering along the Rio Grande.
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New YORK has anOtherstreet ear strike.
New York had better load her street ears
with Aldermen and ship them where they
will never be heard from. The people
have to walk and the idle street cars are in
the WY.
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the REGISTER publishes this morning
further communications from citizens con
corning natural gas pressure. 1t Is hoped
the question has now been well ventilated,
and that further discussion is unneccS-
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COMMISSIONERS SAL
NORTH WHEELING REAL D''

ny WRITE OF TIE ACTIIChsItt st
ID in them by decree % 10, 49, - y
Ohio county, Wet bHEi,'i =, rhspes7 =.
-, S,,,s, o. herein Clemency NeAei.-I csss
rnmnlainnnts and william -b,.'! 49,
don,pdan;. The undersigned span
ers will, on c,.sr 10th. - a
c,,u,an.inn az Ten O'Clock 8. n, = ST.
.Dn,tnn a, he front door 81 TIE =, 40 y
Ohio county Wei Virginia, 30 d. 90 -
est tdddeT The following real es'A'
civ m WheelinR. that j. % 'a33 -, % ~
Int numbered six In the a.!i,,EIIs, -,
"a ~ eI n hy pnshfed and Mcneil 80
The rights OF Robert Manhlll ~ - -,
.ng t n,sriiecy.s lor coal; beihz ~ 49,
n,,y cpsnyysyed 10 John shelly 10 ., Ma -
" n, wiiieasn by deed daief -
nai s sse, - In deed book nuia q o. GEs'
Ar, nj. iee or,aa - ,be CLERK Of the CoeA" !.
nbio 1 county Wet Virginia; 49, 49,, ia a. -
Iots numbered seven and els tss -
Ell anH Mnuschen's addition V ~ s.Sssess.s
Whaeiino being the same p,gtsnrTy h a
n Une5' shaiiy and John sbeVr 49,
S Ssa,s.n, o n wife by deed dAtsi ~ -
isIn and recon,ed In said Clefk > a
book number 80, page D.. ,.i,d dtSP<
TFPWS on siLE.-0nethra, $500
II Lhns % IN much more a. the plfrS.is D.
Pf,ee casb IN hand ON the day % ~ . 9
pPa .n ao,sI inSallments, psysSs, tsrkss
IN Two eIash 1,n,n the day 81 AZ as, ~ ~
49, ,,s H. ring Interest from w ~, sa y
ny ,,S g. the satisfaltlOnd nsSyTuft
Commissioners. nI'is y. s1liL-rb
special 00H
HALLER, Auctioneef =
thereby certify that bond !, S cCa,as '
been given by the said %,
required by said deere deere " MTCHE- .
July oath, 1886.
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IF that part Of the Richie county Dem
Ocrats who are busted writing each other
down, could only see themselves rs otherssee
them, they would quit their masquerading
and tOmfOOlery instantly and go to work
in earnest for the success Of the DemOC-
racy.
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SATURDAY. AlIISr,,

.soniAlciiI'is III ~ "C.-kA IL. al ,s,...
ton. AT III" innnt dour ui the ,,ur, n ~. a |
county, West Virginia. IN the ,l,y -, ~. "a
oi '" ,ho, ur>''l''d rrsl estate. JrsT
ErS-A part Of lot No. -. situate or.
sidc ol Market Nrrrt, IN the CT, al V1
hiorcNarl' III the Nr"ud WHni them. -
M posi- sixteen Nl"i ictl North ~ he =
saId iol - Thence Milh the lIHrul ~ ~.
stI''t norm twenty Ihfr" >. l,,F Ten h. -
Ia post; thence CaNlWAnlN ,l,N..l,,.
10 post. thence south >IN 10. S,ti.s,,'.-,
east tiny-twu 90 irvtt a l.,,, AMI ~. --iA
lot Of ground. thence smith s,r,,... =. 4
ten tlOl Inches Ia "A paI>l. thence v,.,..-.
hundred AMI twenty tlNn iryl l,IlrrI.
ginning, and being the same prul.r,, A. ~
conveyed Ia james Rankin Lyt, Is
special commissioner. hy dctpl J,i,l -.
1870. and rrCopiri m D,,7l Box ~ : 80
Of the land rcCOniS uf ohio uulu', A., -"
SorOhd-AlSo another pan ul ,aI l., a i.
which lot il In Eh'nrHvt Jam, a. Ef,.-. y
City of Wheeling, which part or,.I -
| ed and described ~ follows. Htarr.r.....-.
four ca feet east ui the UprIrr II the -. -
Ia ). q. Robinson. thence east win ALL
sons line forty eight IiNi i,,t IN a., p. ~
alley: thence north along salI allr,t,,,..I
Madison street NOW Tenth Jn,l u-r. y,
| thence west with the line ui Tenth r,,, 4,
eight tiSl feet Ia pn>t, thence q, -... 49,.
with said street south Ia the plan.uf t.rr.l,
| and being the same property convicted !. ~,
| Rankin 10y q. l.. Cmmmrr. >Is,Ial nlar.. .,
by deed duly recorded IA The land rut., ~
Ohio county.
On the first parcel of land thrr, /, s,..,t,
large brick building. on The svual us, h,
| blacksmith shop.
| TERMS OF SALE one thIr,i II Tie r-.t,
money, AMI m0rr II the purlAsf ~ ,,,, +,
cash on the day Of sale. the haIarc, ,ha.t b. :,
in two equal in>talmrurs IN urc Gnl lta I'D,
from day Of sale with Interest frm thai l,r !,
| purchaser giving notes therefor AMI las ~ /,
| the property Ia hc retained until u, ,.-t.
money shall have been paid IN NIL,
RGBNsE
SfsFisl tuiUr.psa,f
I, Thomas NJ DHnah Clerk ~ ne Y-s
Court of Wheeling do hcnnhy Wr.iy tE >
above named special commissioner hp "a
bond and security ~ required 10y law All ~ ,
cree Ot sale. THOMAS pALhAH
| Clerk of the Municipal C0Ir a.! Rar
| WIN. II. lIALLER, AuCiiuncrr Viz
The above sale j. Isrtp"u"l uuri ,,rrui'
AUGUST u, ISL. commencing al mo'"IIt
re hEt
aul6 Special '"mm.sspr
The above sal" j. IaJ,tI"uc'i Unit. AT L,l'
AUGUST 18th, lN'G. at lu",heLa
T. - BARR
au2i Special t"Im.os5'
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TWENTY thousand deaths from cholera
in Keishodo. America certainly has rea-
son to be thankful that the plague has
passed her by on every side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-24

THE Ohio State Republican convention
meets Mt Columbus tomorrow. The
faithful are gathering in. The Republi-
cans have q great liking for Columbus.
There is something in the atmosphere that
temporarily EayOrs their political Scheming.
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THE European nations are very much
surprised over RusSia's conspiracy to secure
control of Bulgaria. Russia has prOpen-
sity for surprising Europe.
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SATURDAY. .r., C.LI! %

commencing al 10 o'clncvs i>N
described property, that i, tn "a, "a tAe "a.
RINK, situate on the r,rnr, Toe - 4
Market streets, IN the civ ~ :" ~ Sit'e-t.,
county, state Of West Nirrixs" ~ "he--lI y
the hNtures pertaining then, Seth,i -, l
nanceS thereunto belonging 49," - a.! ~
OF the ground upon which 49,, G''G a>ou' -
TERMS OF sALE-unr. hsIf ~ S'. % ~
money,or So much mon. a, ths, ' " 'te 90
10 be paid cash on the day nf ~ l1'' l4N' Ia, :,
payable IN six months Win ma, ,, az! Z, -
sale the purchaser giving hiss, nc 49,
personal security, and the mil. y. ts;tr,'
deed OF trust given a. adJI,i" ,| 20 = ~. II
jyli / II ,SSI,Urlr ~
Ihe above salr is aijounclu,,, ~. .''''
SIT EMbER ith, l>,6, a, 10 n.cI ,',' AT Ri
"u-' j. h. EWl\'
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The Sultan refuses to receive one OF the
Cars Consuls ut Salonica. The Sultan
must have heard of Austria's treatment OF
KELLEY.
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IT is likely France will have 4 new
President. President GREvY is now in
his eightieth year and wishes to retire from
the burdenSome cares Of state. He recon-
mends as his successor, NJ. FREYCENET,
statesman well worthy of the honor Of car
rying out the policy Of the present govern
ment. Unlike our country, great deal
relating to the stability Of the French re-
public depends upon one man.
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STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

1T is now concluded that the Cincinnati
editors not will fight. This will be heard
with regret by many.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-24

Laughter Lends New Charm
To beauty when it disclOses pretty set OF
teeth. WhiteneSs, when nature has sup
piled this element of loneliness, may be re
tanned through life by using the fragrant
SOZODONT.
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CONVENTIONS.
FIrst District.

At a meeting ofthe Democratic Executive Com
mittse for the First Congressional DStrictet West
Virginia held nj ClarkSburg July Is, lSsG, 1t was
ordered:
That a Convention Of the Democrats OF the hrst
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
10 meet at Clarksburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday
the 9Th day Of September, lSS6, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Congress in SAID
District. and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the convention and
that the several counties i'm said District be re-
ouasts,l IN send the number of delegates follow
a., g., ,,{N Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-24

THE Pennsylvania ProbitiOEists hold
their State Convention at Harrisburg to-
morrow. There are three candidates named
for Governor, Chas :. Wolfe, 4. A. Bark
er and Joshua Baily, with the chances in
favor of Wolfe. The Republicans met and
resolved, like the West Virginia Republi-
cans, in order to catch the Prohibition
vote, but the Prohibitionists will not be
deceived and will put out a ticket Of their
own. Seven hundred delegates are eN-
pected to be present and nothing but abb
solute Prohibition will be listened TO.
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RARM FOR SALE,
Trustees ofthe Capifis
Corner Of Market and siy,.
in the City Of w Ihs.IFSIl ~,

by VIRTUE OF A prrn On
- by John K. Handlan an. " W ,IRCSr !
Ian 10 ME as trustee. dai,,i ',t "Lhan \
cember, 4. ID. lS>j, and r'c ",t NE :! a. n
the Clerk Of the County C" ,,H.i N ID, \.
w. Va, in deed of trlsI IN. "Ln Of Ohh ~
90. | will sell. at public am hent., 4
OIL tne Court Hons. NJ ~ WI ny u = Z
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DIED.

LOGAN-At Mountain Lake Park, Nd, Aug
ust I'D, 1886, ELIZA, wife of DIR. ThOs II. Logan
in the J6th year of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
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Arrr advertisements.

U1oR PENTHOUSE NO. 6s EIGHTEENTH
II street Gas and water. Possession given
Immediately. Enquire of A. LIST, 14oi Main
street. au2ir
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UTANTED-THE FOLLOWING FILES OF
w the DAILY AND SUNDAY REGISTER. Sub
scribeTs having such, or any part of them, in
their possession will confer great favor by leay
ing them at the REGISTER counting room: DAILY
REGISTER of the year 1885 of following dates:
September s. ., IL, H. t. 49, 26, y, ~, and octo-
Der 2l. %, 80 and 81. SUNDAY REGISTER Of the
year 1885 of fOllwing dates: April II, May 10 and
december q. aul4
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dor Sail.

HN0R SALE-THE Twoa-
u Dwelling, with three ",ooSroRY -
southwest corner of Sontb pSe sims., %
streets. s. i. HLDRETW hfoadxsre q,
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COMMISSIONERS y,Ip
MA
JAS Rankin and Robert p,r,,,

Court Of Wheeling. :" Tue SGs,,
b. Is. DOvcncr
lac Psr,,r .,, vs. AuActaa. ,
'aN ""''A''' anu una Robert Poguc.J E1@q
William &. Handlan. a,lmini,,
traitor Of the estate OF En,sL
J. Jones, deceased, Au.rl-.-.
las psrri, .nMHp, L,Gy
Pursuant Ia the HulhnrIiy 49,,
decree made AMI cntcrcd IN the ,.I &c II
causes oh the thiri day Of JIM. A''gnr',t.
causes were c"nSolIdatNihy a Jr,.nr'''"'5 -
'th day Of April, l>~,l. the unI,n'.s-'AA.h 4 :
commissioner will >rll ana 'NsNN ysyl,
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Being one Tor every lOO huteo Sss'- A"A N'''N''-
Wilson in 1881, and one for each fraction OF %
and over
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman.
j. v BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DlsrRrcT-At Eeyser, August . at
An.
THIRD DrrRIcr-At Coal Valley, September l,
at HAN
FOURTH DIsrRICr-At Point Pleasant, August
%, al 10 A. NJ
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS
SECOND DISTRICT-At Burton, Wetzel county,
September Is.
Third DISrRICr-At West Union, SePtember9
FOURTH DISrRICr-At SisterSyillc, September l.
al lOAM
SIXTH DlsrRIcr-At Huntington, August 10 at
10 A. n.
SEVENTH DISTRICT AT Oceana, Wyoming
county August 30.
EIGHTH DISrRIcT-At Anderson, september :,
atl2M
NINTH DISTRICr-At Charleston, September >
TWELFTH DIsrRICr-At MOOreiield, ON Thurs
day September IL.
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The sale 81 the farm At",r JJ,h %
journed 20 thursday. ID, 2,th pil = 90, III
and the sale 81 the above bsi.,n -, hi =
adjourned 10 saturday. the 5li pal ~"
Sale will take place on The PiriinnIss.,. T-as
juDcAgi = t..s,o-,sp
The sale Of the abIve I,T'l'I,y n, ~
Ill THURSDAY, AUGUST {. " ,4,sp
be sold on the PREMISE al ~ .,,lafsdIi
the mill properly on the pTeigg'II,G SI, frs.
jyl = .Eaas.s
The sale Of the ab0ye proI-'H I !, sgi
III THURSDAY. AUGIsI - Ills .
be sold on the premise al " -" ~. q -
the mill properly on ID" Pr Di nv. irss
y. IN.
au1eOieARi
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pl'lIlIh'hI va -.
Thurxday. the 18th Day OF JalI nS

commencing at 10 "'"l"rk n. ~, 'h' - - J. J,
real estate, Ia wit: Ia" trhi 81 IA'4 -
the waters Of Little Wheeling ,ni % -
district, In ohio county, knoSn /" W
firm" bounded by the landed I ? 20 -.
Ray. Jas. IT, MrC"nn, J. i'i''l 'A' w.
and containing ~ acf's NOR " 80 b, -, ~,
And by virtue nf said deed, ] NIL -H' -
auctiou ON lin, DTpInisIss UlI
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Aeut advertisements.

UTANTED - HEAD LAUNDRESS. APPLY
w Immediately at the New Mcclure House.
au2fq
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SATURDAY. the 18th Day Of Jul'IS

commencing at ~ Cl"G a no., W. 10
real estate, situate at Point ME- 49, 49, -
IIempGeld railroad on 'aid ci'r1 MI - -.
and county. tO-witt The ROM NiIa -, !
consisting Of nbTut - arFr' 81 l,''I, - 4
the lands Of &. :. TcrfiI, J'-ph a. iss
Potter. Vim. Iliggs and other wa ln.A,,-,s1-
ing houses. stOrc room, gf'' i'II -, - ,,s-y
therin, with the water ph'I''s
nances thcreuntO belonging. ut. .uEi
whole or in parcels " ,rIii pur.hi,'if''. ,,-,s
"T TYpys "y -Onethri u ~ -
money. and A. much more ~ The pl i,,i . =
elect to pay. In cash. aud The 80. ], "a
eIuaI annual instalmrnt'. with w
from the day Of sale, To ~ -e'ur,i -
trust Oh the proper! S''h Tgs.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-24
TRUSTEES SALE
Ohio County Land and Mil Plnl

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED ~ TEI1 W
ID Assignment, mad" by William 'r'.f Y
SUSANNA ". CASTOR, his wlic, 10 Ne 4" ~
dated on tie 81 day al February IS - ?
corded IN the Office ~ the clerk u D. .
Court of Ohio county. " Va iu drH 30 .
pages ~, Sc., will srll at public anita = -
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-24

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