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Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13

The first annual bench show of the Hartford Kennel club is to be held April IA, 15 and 16.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
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Wallace Sparks was feeling quite ill last Wednesday, but he went to school as usual, yet before school closed he was obliged to return home, and on Thurs day the doctor pronounced his illness scarlet fever.
 Willie and Clarence, two of William F. Gillette's children who have been dangerously ill with scarlet fever, are slowly recovering. The other children, Irving and Lena, have AS yet shown no symptoms of the disease, and we hope they will escape it.
 A lady in this village dug some horse radish January 5. It is not the custom, however, m this climate to dig roots in January.
 There are to be some changes in con- nection with G. w. Halls store, later in the season, which will be chronicled at the proper time.
 Mrs Ellen Manley is visiting friends in Worcester, New Haven and other places
 John Ward has been visiting friends in Bridgeport for few days past.
 Merchant Hall was presented a few days ago with silver tea set of three pieces by his clerks They are of a new design and were bought at Capron's.
 Mrs Walter Chapin has gone home to stay awhile. and Walter has moved his couch from his boarding place to the creamery. Cold nights these, Walter.
 The week of prayer was observed by the three societies in town, and meetings will be held at the three churches near ly every evening during the week. Both pastors unite in their labors and the re- suits are very satisfactory. The harmo- nious feeling between the societies is one that augurs well for the welfare of them all and is very gratifying to all whose sympathies are with the church.
 l..
 Last week Tuesday, Frank Mallory of Huntsville, Ct., was taken ill with 8 60VoI0 6OI0 bAIO4sU. LII 0AOuA0A "0o called and treated him for it. Saturday night he felt so much better that he very imprudently went to bed in cold room, having previously slept near the fire while ill, and in consequence of the change of sleeping rooms he took cold and died Sunday morning. Funeral on Monday at o'clock P. M.; interment at Sand Hill cemetery. He was 19 years old and well liked. When will people, especially young people, learn to be more careful of their health?
 To ENQUIRER Samuel J. Tilden was elected governor of New York in 1874 against John A. Dix by majority of 53.315. Dix was elected the term be- fore by 53, 451. We think Dorsheimer was ieutenant-governor with Tilden. -EDrroR NEWS.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
NEW HARTFORD.

The week of prayer was observed by the Congregational and Baptist churches of this village.
 The bean bake of the Veteran associ- ation of Wednesday evening was very enjoyable affair The music was fur nished by glee club composed of Mrs l.. B. Owen, Mrs w. I. Platt, G. w Smith. J. H. Murray, w. A. Rudge, O. K. Nellis, with Miss Carrie Platt, as or ganist. Speeches were in order and a considerable discussion was called forth for and against the forming of a G. AR post here. A committee was appointed to report as to the advisability at the next regular meeting.
 William Caul took possession of the postofdce at Pine Meadow, January 1st. Our turn next? Who?
 Judge F. A. Jewell is able to be out again.
 Mrs Howell Brown is very feeble.
 Miss Angie l.. Stelle is teaching in Torrington.
 Mir John Drowne and bride returned home Saturday from their trip.
 A party of about twenty gave MT and Mrs J. N. Brown surprise last We'd nesday evening. <.
 Miss Faustina Bean, who has spent the greater part of the last five years here, left Friday for her home in Maine, universally regretted by her many friends.
 Mrs Vickery has arrived from Pitts field, Me, and has taken possession of the house that has been recently reftted for her.
 The Congregational church was so cold Sunday that Sunday school was dismissed after the opening exercises.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
5portemen Take Notice.

A IL persons are forbidden fishing, hunting A or shooting on our lands or lands occu. pied by us in the towns of North Canaan, ,Corn.. ,ud Sheffield and New Marlboro, Mass. R. L. Tait, E NJ. Rood, A. A Lawrence. Fl. C. Allyn, B. D. Lawrence, Frank g.. Good win, w. J. Ferguson, 0. U. Barnes, Jamcs M. Shultz. H. R. Bunnell, E. II. Barnes, H Q. Barnes. F. H. Smith, H. N. Adams, J. L. Gillette, Frank McCarty.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
Sportsmen, take Notice.

A IL PERSONS killing, shooting. pursuing A and taking in any way, in open or closs and waters owned by any of the und-rsigned m Salisbury, Connecticut, will be treated ao trespassers and prosecuted as such, and VIII also be prosecuted for all violations of the laws relating to fish, game and birds.
 l. < N; Q; Soovllle, E H Ball. A.J;. Spur.
 F. W. Holmes, Jno M Teeter, J. J. Landou,
 P. L. Barton, J. P. McNeil. Jeremiah Bushs
 nell. Salisbury, Ct, Sept. 1. 1884.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
Photographers. w. HI. VAN PATTEN.

Gt.BGrTaagton, Mass.
 have just reftted my gallery with new Instruments and new Scenery which ena- ble me to turn cut work equal to the bsst made in the state. AA acork made by ths Instantaneous Process.
 My Crayon Portraits, India Ink, and water colors are all made in my Gallery, 60 that can not only Guarantee Satisfaction but can furnish such work at Lo,o Figurss! Fine Photo Work Speciality.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13

Agents Wa ted for Our Charming New Book: '" Some Noted Princes, Authors and Statesmen of Our Time" Ky 20 of our best Writers-Canron Fainr, James T Fl Ids, James Parton. Dickene' daueh- ter. aud others. Over 60 fine portraits and en- cravings. The book is hrimmi"g over with choic, and rare hings." N. Y. Obeerver.l Intsl- ligent young men and ladies can have permanent employment. A few General Agents wanted.
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Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
THE NETWORK TRIBUTE.

THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE enters upon t1S5 subscription year with undminishod faith h tnD restoration to power of the party which hes sne~4E tho greatest capacity for safe, patriotic, ineee11 government It thanks its agents and friends for tAfz hearty support during the last year.
 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE remains tho p9an~S and aims of tho Republican party It is strcaG ag~. gressive newspaper uncompromisingy Repabliean.s and faithfully devoted to the home intsrsets c alk tariff to develop tho resources the disrsnt o0aoo and secure good wages, good food, good clothing 4s highest prices to its own men of any oncs iS NSw| York city for equal rights and an honest vots Negh ana sontn Tor every pracucai measure m sns nse.s 1ed patriotic government
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 THE TRIBUNE will be good reading aftsr cSAQreae ass saiers begin to ssf the .aS SsH As an agricultural paper THE TRIBUNE s unsx-:
 A Series of War Stories. ali essa 5sseras$ Ths minor ,ne.asos: sss ss..!l: o3f Ss:Issski Ssia c Srtssn ' @ scder Hss' :sor s o u thrinx incident raid fight escape adventurs e <1- IF stories win be published during 1886 Evsy = not The best two will receive the prizes. Publicaaa begins January 9th. Tho competition ends July 1so 1sSe All manuscripts carefully reed.
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SP0RTSMEN, TAKE koTIcEI

A IL persons are forbidden Hunting, Shoot. 11 Ing or Fishing on lands owned or 0oou. pied by us in the town of Salisbury, Conn under penalty Of prosecution.
 Dated at Lakevllle. June 2x, 1895. Alexander H Holley. Samuel 6. Robbins, Mary w. Ward, Geo. D. Harrison, '. '. Bostwick, Owen McCue, Geo. B. Burial, Mary F. Knight, Smith Cleaveland. x
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13

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Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13
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To ENQUIRER. Samuel J. Tilden was elected governor of New York in 1874 against John A. Dix by majority of 53.315. Dix was elected the term be- fore by 53, 451. We think Dorsheimer was ieutenant-governor with Tilden. -EDrroR NEWS.
Connecticut western news., 1886-01-13

S4 ve from Southfeld, Mill River and Clay ton 9.1O A. M Close at 1 M.
 J. B HARDENBERaH, P. NJ. /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04

STATE 0kCUhlTlks-
RAILRoADs-More active; sales 3, 4O6,'
600.
srocKs-Were much more active, but
trading was at the expense of prices. At
The opening there was little change from
Saturdays closing, and In some cases
slight advances were made in the first feR
minutes, bat this was followed BY
a decided break among the &C,
tive stocks, which continued until
after IL o'clock. From then till O'Clock
the market vas more quiet and prices COM
paratively steady. The active stocks were
active as a rule, although the weakest.
Lsckawsuna, declined per cent, St. Paul
Il, Northwestern ssd Omaha !
Lake Shore closed with q net
loss of II. New York Central
II. Pacific Mail II, Western Union l,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Il, Erie, com.
mon and preferred, each Ii, Delaware and
Hudson Il. Canada Southern II. There
was only one subj ct of discussion In the
street, the strike. The news from Chi
cago throughout The day was untaVOrable
out more eon6deat operations still
claim that a settlement will be reach
I'd at an early date, aud that
the effect of the resent troubles must be
The failure OF Tssker HurVin,
who has been conspicuous in the Board
for some time past IS an active operator
10 coal stocks, probably had some influence
in depressing prices in the afternoon The
market closed generally weak at slightly !
better than the lowest figure of the day.
TRANSACTIONS. 800 500 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
Mr!Ruskiu as a CoId Romeo.

Mr. Ruskin protests thar he was never ~
apy time been IN the sligst'st degree blind
a oy love. AS l peceive t. her men are
n, Of bis critic nature lie relates h":e
more than one episode Of q romaotic turn;
,ct We must content ourselves with noting
ia WAYS with girls, aud IL sc-t OF beauty
"a urrfers. Literally 10 lease ihrn Is
rdeed my hope Nth all Rirls, in spite OF
shat have above related of nv mistaken
says of recommending myself. My pr,
nary bought Is huw to ssrge them sno
make them happy, and if ther do not use
pe for q plank.bridge oses stream or set
me no for post to lie swing to, or a9v-
,hirr of the sort not requiring @e to talk
should be sl~sys quite hsPry IN sGeo
,romctiou. This Ei2csTe devotion 10
hsm. with intense delight an whatever
beeuty or grace they chance to have snd 10
nost cases preceptiye syuga,by, beigh'en'
a by faith in their right feelings, for the
Dost mart gives me considerable power
nth sirls. Bat all this prevents me- from
.vsr peiDg in the least at ease with them
I Eke the oval faces, CRYSTALLINE BLONDE
with straitish, st the atz1ost wsvy tor, n
Iength, wrssthed) hair and tas torG elsstS
and foot firm,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
PAINTED By 4 SNAKE.
how a sleepy Painters Picture Was Com
plsted by an Artistic Reptile.
AlqnLG Constitution

PAcAc0 W az N-F@-N
AlLanIG Constitution.
Mr.. Diedrich Schcppenhsur, a worthy
German farmer of Lexington county, ssid
o-day: Il am passiGualeiy fond OF music
md painting, and devote much o. my epare
Ime 10 theculiystion OF these sr;s. am
10 mean performer GU the cello, and few
artists in South Carolina can wisld brush
ao.e deitly than l eau. am tond OF
yain,iug landscapes and do most o! my
cork ont in the open air. \ lev after
Oous ago repsired TO my favorite haunt
"a mos, picturesque retFeat-a
lew miles from my hone
.arryiug my paints, brushes,
,allelte, easel aud other PsrspEerpalia
.lso my canvas, upon which sublime
Audscape view was outlined. / had &c
soted many days 10 this picture and 1t ls
Nv intention 10 make it my chief d ouvFs
[ worked long and earnestly, exbaustirG
nv ingenuity aud skill IN depicting upon
,suvas the brilliant hues @! the scene. l
vas anxiOus to paint true 70 nature the
Gorgeous sunset-to make faithful mini
turs of the exquisite picture hung 10 tas
.eaern heavens. | had worked diligently
or perhaps ga hour, when, tired ana
tcowsy, abandoned NY task and lolIed
ally upon the green sTard. 1t was not
unR before fell asleep.
How loug continued 10 q somuolent
tate know not When | awoks | heard
. rusriny OF the bushes 10 my left AID dis
.erned an enormous serpent msJest'caliy
Irawiag himself ibroagh tie undsrorush
ie turned 10 look at me ard halted. A
lance was sufficient to enable me TO dls'
over thai the intruder ~AI 10 o'htr than
The musical snake. The recognition was
nutuaL | perceived instantly tia: the
p.keshio had been dabbiCg his ponderous
all in nv paints, which had been mixed 90
nv pailsrte. had 70 time ID pursue the
oyest; cation, for the reptile gided oil rap,
dIy AID vas 5oth mad and surprised |
as still madder when soiog 10 my eesel
opnd !, overturned and 10y cSn9ss lying
,pon the ground. / could instantly see taa'
nv beautiful picture was dsubsd over VITA
,,ipt. hastily placed il in petition upon
No easel Amusement all. Wha; did
,ee? Why q picture ice exact coqGtet'
art of uaturss handi~ork which | had
zen laboring so hare to initiate. ,h.re
aw the gorgeous Gun reproduced with
'urnerisn brilliancy and fidelity. Every
inc and hue was perfect. The lines blend
4 v;,h exquisite taste. could scarcely
,sEevs nv ewes, bot sera was the picture
,sF,,s me The snake had approached
80 rs,rea, and, finding me asleep con
wed The idea of GOihiug the picture
,;mseIr Using bis tail Gs s brush, he USED
With oil the skill and taste OF & mHsteI
,rtesr All who have Sc Toe Ps'Gt'ns
,eclare il to be the gre attest work they hav'
yer beheld. But few of the spectators, ca,
- induced TO believe my rarsa'iVe, rniSl
as true IS gospel. There is no m's'sk'
hon, il. | can swear to the exact faces
have stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
CATARRHAL DANGERS

TO b. freed from the dangers OF ,uticca'ion while
lying down; 10 breathe freely, sleep sOundy and
und siurbed; to Use reireshcd, head clear brain
active and Tree from pain or ache; TO know that
no poisonous, putrid matter dehles the bTestl and
rots away the delicate machinery Of smell, tate
and hearing; to feel that the system does not,
through its veins and arteries, ,CCk up the poison
that is sure 10 und, rhine and destroy, Is indeed
blessing beyond all other human enioyncnts. To
purchase i'm munity from ,uch fate should he the
object Of all afflicted. But those who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair OF relief or
cure.
SASFoED's RADICAL CUEg meets every pt ne OF
Catsg H. from a simple head cold TO the mo- loath-
some I'D destructive stages II Il local and cons-
tutronSl. Instant in reieving, pern aneDt in cur
ing safe economical and never failing
SANPORD's RADICAL CURE consists of oae bottle
Of the RADICAL CURE, one toE OF CATARRHAL
SOLyxRr, and one IMPROVED lNHALER, all
wrapped in one package, With treatise and dreo-
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POTTER DRUG h CHEMICAL Co. BosToS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
A LITTLE SUFFE RER
Cleansed, Purified, and Beauti-
fled by the Cuticura Remedies.

II affords n peas re 10 give you thL Iepo'l OF
the cure OF our little g andehlld ~ your tuueus
Remedis, when six months old his lett ha'd
began 10 swell and had every app eaIanee Oh IA g
bGl We 'pouliiced IL, but all 10 no pun csc
,boI;t & We monlAs after il became ICnnlng snIe.
Soon other sorts formed he then hao Two oil mem
on each hand aud a. his blood becau" more AM
more Impure II took less time Tor Item 10 oreak
out, sore came on the chin, beneath the under
Iip which was very offensive. His head vas one
sold sea D. dischArging az eat deal his was nn
c,ndiIion At tSenty two months Oid, Shen un,
ertook the care Of him, his mother hayirs d.Sd
when he Rss little more thar 5SiI old, OF cnn
sumption tscro'G q Of cUursel. He cooid wax
uuIs hut could not get up II he ielt dom, ano
could not move un.n In bed, having DO uss OF ms
bands. Immediately commence Win me ~
cnrs Remedies using the CDt;C.'s sEd CuticuTs
sos an IIeol7 and wien he had taken one bottle OF
the Gu & iva RasolTent, his head was completely
cured and be was improved In every way. we
1ere very much encouraged and contln0e1 me use
OF The Reu, a O. ior 4 year sEa ball. One sore
after another h'aicd, bony matter forming IN
aeh oae Of the ave deep Ones just biofe se.iinS,
yhI would finally gEoE loose ard we're taken
out; lben they would heal Tsp'a!y' ohe Oh these
ugly bone formations ] p GsefTed. hiter taxing
ooEan and half bO,ti,S he vas completely euHdI
and Is now, at the Ese Oi six yean, strong ana
braltny Chli. al he sc2rs Oh bis hands m 81 AEays
remain; his hands ave stro & though we ooce
feared be Sculd peyIT he able 20 use them. All
that phv,ieiars did T hin did him no good. All
sho "A the chlh before using the Cutt ere LeIee;
dIes ard see The Oh. d Ls der Its sopherfui
cur,. = tho abe re facts are OF any 10 TO y5u you
Ai' ~ ~ MAS. BIS DRiGG5,
NAV ., 1855 .6l2 z. Gag St, Bi'ominst n, III
The child vas really n worso reCa,.nA thsn
he app. aIeI TO bis S-aEd no ger, S,o o. hg w
-'- MAGGIE &c PIPING.
CuticurI Psme5Iss ere ord every En..S Sah-
cara the rrtst hin Curs, ~ eesai CGticaIh oosP,
40 eIoui:It- Sd Reaatosr, p csntsi Cuhcun
Eesolysnf the uev Rlod ruhGer, 81 70. Frcpare1
BY the PORES DEcs AND CHEEIc4r ", bos-
ton, Mas
Send for "ROS u Care SKIN Diseases"
srnAiSG. scaIy, Pinply and oty Skin beau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
Blood

1, the lie, and he n wise Who remembers Il But
IN Marco Of last year (lSS4N l ooaGsctsd blood
n,isoa aud being In savannah, Ga az The time, l
sEsnt into the hospital there Tor treatment SUI
fsrsd very much hon rheumatism ~ The sane time.
4 Ind 40, get veil under tee treatment there, nor
sas cured by an Of tbs usu~l means. have
nog tAksu seven bottles o; Swifts SPEoldc and an
ssund and veil. IL drove the poison out through
boiis on tia skin. DAN LEAHX.
Jersey City, N. j., Aug. Z, 1855.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
WOOL
WheelinR.

TUESDAY, April q.
The market Is very sules eli around
The prices are as follows Fine fleece,
washed, 26@2Sc; fine Asece, unwasbsd,
oue-shird Of; eosrse fleece, washed, Is
G2ec; coarse fleece, unvsshed, l7@l9c;
medium, washed, Is @2!c; medium, uu-
washed, one third OF; tab washed 23@2Sn
according to grade. Demand for 81
grade Heeces is slower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
Poison

mad produced great holes In my ba'k ana chest
aud had removed ali ne hair of my heSd, pet .
BEGAN 70 Improve ia = weeks TIM, and tue sores
baSan % heal, and were entirely glne inside Of
eight weeks
WILL JoSES Porter Union Pass. Depo..
Cisco, Texas, July Is, 1885.
TreaLise Oh Blood and skin Diseases mailed iT0e
rvs SWIFT SssCIFIC Co, Drawer s. AIAnts,
"a Neg York, l55 W. I'D 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
How Lord Shaftssbury shot Himself'
yoaaoa T,lsgrayh.

London TslsgTayh.
When they we're nearly opposite the
PoIVtsohuic Tutituiion Q revolver vas nred
'naise the esb. The driver jumping ao"n
aid. Governor, what are you up tor
The deceased replied: IAN right, cshoy'
ia zone of in mistake" The man thought
o,hsT~ise aud said: Good mistake on
voGT pa-t governor, if you happen to shoot
me" WhersspOa Lord ShAftesoGry put N
he rrioinder: Il didn't intend to shoot
S cor The driver intinsted tsst 90 cd
r IF to take the deceased any further
.nS threatened to call policeman. The
S S thsu aid, Don't 6e 50 silly SIS
,Sst. drive me 90 and | VIII give 7ou q
svsr " but the driver replied, Il don't Sapi
Sn1 Of YOUR flyers; your avs,s Eoat 5snsiy
~ Gfs" The deceased then pat bis rs'
Soi,s, aside, and 3 police constable ap
,ssrsd on the scene at the same time: be
-. however, tbs officer had tins to inter
fsrs The deceased fired the second shot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
CAPITAL pR,1K, $3.50
100 600 Tickets at Five poIisrs Each. Fractions,
In fiithS in proportion.

1867 PhIes, Amounting
ApplIc,tion for "a TIA ~ clubs Ihould b. p1s only
70 tie ofhce OF the Con pAZ Ia kc7 Ofleent.
For IurtaeY information -IiIt clearly giving fuL
,Idr,.. POSTAL kUTHs, EIprcos Money On
Iers OF Ess York Exchange IN ordinary le.tsJ,
Currency uy express (St our sIpep sal s5d,ss..d
H.A.DkUPAE,
Esy Oelesns, La,
or 81. A. DAUPHla,
Sskhingt on. d. q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04
Fos SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Eighth Ward
Property.
Tn THE MUNICIPAL CoURT OF WHEEL
i ing.

| IN THE MUNICIPAL CoURT OF WHEEL
i ing.
Frederick Hmke, administrator, Gc,l
! Frederick BI,chof, and others.
Pursuant to decree in said cause made on the
2Ith day of March, 1855, The undersigned special
Commissioner, viii cell, on
Thursday, May 18th, a. ID 1886,
commencing at 10 o'clock g. N, at public auction
az the 'front.' door OF tie Court House OF Ohio toun v
West Virginia, in the city Of wheeling, 10 The
highest biIder, the following described real estate
OF which FredsHek btscho1 died seized and pos
sessed, TO wit:
Lot number eighteen Cls), at the southwest COR.
ner OF Forty third street, uormerlV West = inov
street) and kor street, (toTneriy Fourth street,
In the ighth ward Of said city.
and also lot number tUenry.four (2il in square
tT nty COY, at the noTtbW 81 corner OF Jacob and
Forty second streets, In the Eighth ward.
. L OF No. is has two story brick building upon
the same, and lot No. "a has on il tao-story br1cE
with saloon on the first floor, and frame sd'
dition In toe rear.
TERMS OF SALE one-third aud rs much
more OF the purchase money rs the purchaser shah
elect 70 pay, in cash, and the residue peyR ole IL
two equal instalments in one ana two years re
speedway IRON the day Of le With IL terest from
that DAY, tie purchaser 10 give bis pTUrniSsOry
notes, with security proved by the undersigned,
Tor suo1 defer I'd psynenu. and TIE title 10 he e.
tanned until the pay ment In full Of the purchase
money as BEL unity for such payment
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
State Of West Virginia, county Of ohio. City CT
Wheeling. to wit:
!, thomas NJ. DaTrah, Clerk oil said Court, do
certify that the above named SPECIAL commissioner
has givea bond and security 40 required BY law
aud said decree. THOAAS NJ. DA aRAH,
spsi Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04

rNsssnsa trains dDiy Inetanns 5upasy, AasH
godaSoo uaiai ruI daily s1oort Sunday,
WI hUBlNsOr
GeDrsl Freight and Passenger Agent
}. q. TOMLIS son,
Ticket agent, wheeling, ". Va
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
to"ERiTIGeD
CLEVELAND PITTsBUR8 L, n
Condensed time table Of passsnseE .rs,ps oorrs<,.
81 10 EuVEhBkh ~. ISsI <ntrI btandsrj
Time.
RAr AED soErH To rrIT<sfss, Asp CLsvsiAs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-04

Two years ago oOnIrScted blood poison. After
taking prescriptions from the b. 50 physicians here
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