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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-12
A GOOD CHANCE.

The residen 20 Of Mrs. Able is offered
for sol at 10 gain - the. owner 8 IN
abe It going East. Inquire On the
prenisea Or q: S',is r .. decl9tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-12
MEDICAL.

Is a never failin ?
cure for Neryou
Debility, Exlhus-
ted vitality, Sem
II a | Weakness,
L o s t Manhood,
Impotency, Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
sis and all the ter
rihle effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and ex-
cesSes in nlaturer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-01-12

Potter, Drug. & Chemical Co.
Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

{yAEIEn POSITION AN 0tfllE bY A
" Is. Ig ot tslt ieltl .oat .ts plle Illlerfea
leief.aots Furnished A1fI~-s q. b. g.. g4s
Df.ct ~
MAST -n-A SITUATION H1 4 lQrN9 Man
Vt lu suue u-o..ralc Prsieusl A1efea ,.
g. a .af. ir .sil-i4 -i4efalt 81
4a AN1 ED -ONE o. TINS FlNf5T BOOK
" keepers a fhe state Hl l.l ae open for A. eu-
gaEtf4v'l. >ov. loIh - geafs with ass house de-
-.r,a fltfte r, .treaee, lueAlt pi4ol@l. Gig or
country Address j. *. Gaze "a 5. Long q Go
e Pear s- Is
iEA> IrU-A MIDDLE AoED LADY IN
~ MAut Uf tumc nlll QllY $40 ln tnt famli
can bear sf good home by addressing i0r llTee
days ! T.. a.. tl.s 9Hlte -
NAAIEu-Hl AZ ACTIAE RELIABLE Man
" permanent employment ~ night clerk a.
A0teL uRhr watfa oI s.ullsr pc lol ~ trust
good references Address "Nafdcr ILL4oE&E
NfahLDut.tf -
VFANIFD-A PLACE TO TAKE CARE OF
" uel,ss o- tr.ft team. car make myself gen
orally l-tf-i Aaliess D. a.. This Oti4ce. o-
WANIED-pD5lIIO AS CLERK iN A sIORE
~ Cr or4ee or as t9nkEeeIeT SPEAKS French
German. holllld sd 4ui t-ngiisA. A1dGesa J. 4
o. Box 2. no snd Mich. stu
NAhIrD -- SITUATION: eIEEOGkAPHEk
~ ans typewriter operator. Good peAnGn,
uncert.an1s bookkeeping Can furnish type
sriier Reference gooa. Address 4, T.. box -
hout-ry Mich. S0tf
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

INANT TEu-kE N9NDe GHEEa House
~ Ccfe-. .fl l.7l4 ls fi ifstil lu fll wheel
Adir,s. H.. orsud Rapids. 81
lust CPENED-AN ELEGAFT LINE OF WI
y iow ware lacise' work basket. baby ha. klts
lunch r1srkot, waste clotht, and shopping baskets.
clI eau poylati1n ln main show window ibis
week q T. ontld S sons
V'HE GENTLEMAN lHA4. .IOOh A >f.n -
J hlela fr0r4 DiFis. net. ar Vein. sdug
all moon. ami cot ct ~ the p. & u. defot. ti.i
do wel 10 return 70 tats Office, for he was seen
aul known. ~
XVANTED-s2iu ON 63OD SECURITY sIN4I
" days Apply % ". s. long & Co, y PEARL
ADIES DESIRING MASSAGE TREATMENT
Il az tleir homes vii please a1dress MIs 4 .
Gaze Telegram Herald 90
IITASTlD-A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAP
~ ifal to engage IN "a light notwithstanding lI-i-
vestment Ad4less Drawer r. Grand Ledge,
Mich. -
TO WHOM ~ NAY CONDENN-ALL PER
| Sons indebted ~ scott 4. Williams are re-
Ques'ct 70 c.ii aud settle 20 once. Their affairs
must De closed Immediately. ). G. Mckee A.
signee. Sa1
EVERYBODY WILL NOT BE ELECTED NkNT
II Tuesday, hgt everybody can buy a lot or
hOi.se and iet Ol me cFcrs day. j. =. frovin. room
D. Lcvetts BLOCK opposite sweets Hotel.
H-ANIt f-I1MfDI-TELl, IS GOOD HOUSES
" o. ient we guarantee 90 rent them. - J..
Long s. Co., 5l Pear - 7gtf
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
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7aA-n sui laa purpose " permitting T.
t.7- s4gtrss.o- u oFi-l-1. Oad7r re
present noas x qof1z 81 tA7 political
elections ia f1i- state fs-J hit's lro,ee-
i.-- " fa.. -el- b 4-aftol tAe voter.
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aeereey si tla ha.iot deserve coasitera-
t,9a ~ fl- L-lls n .l4 neE- Legislature
d, Nitn's sam la- New 1'fz law pro
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Get your Carpets Cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works At 43 and ~ Kent-st
Carpets cleaned as good IS new
without the least injury. Best
Of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine in the
city. Telephone 30 2s6.
S. II. ALLEN, Manager.
T.. B.-MT. n. Y Clcnmenf is
10 longer conrCctc5 with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
- r u G S -
---DRAPE RIES---

We guarantee qnality sa5 price in every
department Always q pleasure 70 show
goods.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
soh hbNY ROOFS.

LOk RESI- PART oF STORE ao. a NE-I
7 br1eest
Iuh htAI -uft Dt- -lAar- fCENl.
fure iar saiD at.. location iu .ll r.tt- .ool
b-s-ires Apply io Loas a CO.. .i i.--ls-
L'0h ks>i-gfl kkNaH- IsfIO0L. ALSO
4 furnished rooms q Noa'0.s- 50
EOk RENT 1Nl,HED HDOH WITH MAT
L ard 4shr te-y central ge 'tereeu preterre
81 bletalek So. corner Crescent Park SO
LOL klNI-A stIi Of VERY PLEASANT
i Ioons ugon fro4ui loor for Agnt nolsekee D.
arg tlly wti tud EASTERN water. ire place Sta
tionarr wac aponl an1 sil modern convenience.
ESQ doors iraM srFtet cars, fali s. with D.. chill
altnpfsieffi Inquire ai premises, il5 psIls-ave.
room 10. Nuurtst
IOk kE>I-EkCNr kOO& on GROUND
4 u0er w4ln t4-.-c ass board fulIab.e lor three
gentlemen. Apply al Hatch place cor Division
auc s1n st-. Il
AANIEl-sEKNICEs AND 70 HENT-A
~ neat and florulshiy reliable couple or Al
family. Nlhou. chlifeu ior twO or more Iooas
Ca pay REM in lA-i H. services. Also for rent
desirable ho ce Apply at COfser Crescent ave,
zld E.ttTlCs sl. 4ltf
gOk hENI-pAET OF HOUSE 80. I-J
/ sAe-4on-s-. inquire GA the premises. 25uf
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

H<TrED-sH0FctsEs
~ .rrerJ reese ~ verTar- Crsrr ~ 3 rrrr.f
lefzf. nf Fatrs or Ses csr heVa ferni n sa-
tr .ir- M st1-I ro-.rs A STOCK ~ -~v ~ rr-<
Ccrster'l5 cu hs19 viN be aoi1 e. rsslaced rr.les
a. "a frslerr ~ Itrsi-st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
ALUSUS NATURAE.
Most IneXplicabIe what Is 1t" Found
In jackson County.
LII "a ~.

A Most IneXplicable what Is 1t" Found
In jackson County.
Specia! to Ehs Esqisier.
PAREERsBURG, w. Va, April 25.-Some-
time last fall peculiar animal, sort Of
lgsus naturse, was reported to have been
seen in the woods of Jackson county, by g
farmers boy. The animal was reported
resembling in q wonderful degree the form
and general appearance of minute
human being. The report excited, q the
time, considerable curiosity and comment,
but died out for want OF veri6cstion. A
few days ago the story was revived by the
discovery OF the Whereabouts OF several
animals or creatures fully answering the
above description, in the woods near
SAndyville Mr.. Joseph Carts, well
known citizen of the neighborhood, after
considerable trouble succeeded in csptur-
ing one OF them. IL is alive at this time
and is kept as q curiosity. a reliable
gentleman who saw it few days ago and
inspected its peeulisrities describes it as
follos: 1T is little larger than the COM
mon rSOolt, perfectly ueVolu OF nalE on IT'S
body or limbs has rather short hind legs,
with feet which look almost precisely like
those of an infant; its forelegs
or arms are like those Of o
child, but the most peculiar
feature of the animal to it's head and face.
LII nose, eyes, mouth and even ears re-
semble those Of minute human being in
a wonderful degree, and the resemblance
is greatly enhanced by an appearance Of
general intelligence in its general express
ion. # will eat almost anything, and will
take kindly to almost any one. believe
Ire origin, however, was q grsmniverous ami
nal, as it seems specially fond OF grain
and vegetables" When asked what be
thought the creature really was, the gen.
tlsmsn replied that the general contorms-
ton, laying and its human-ike appearance
WaA something on the order Of the Ameri
can marmot Bat to sum up his idea Of it
be said be believed il to be lusus naturae,
which had become pSudemic by inter-
breeding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
ENEMIES OF TIE woRKINGMEN

The people o this country talked great
deal last summer about the attempts 10
Paris to carry the red flag of the Com
muuein the funeral procession Of VICTOR
HUGO. A good deal Of fear was expressed
for the safety of the French republic. What
d } cur people think when such things are
occurring in our American city OF Chiesgof
In the demonstration in that city on Sun
day toe Stars and Stripes seemed to inspire
very little reverence, while the red lag was
10 be seen almost everywhere in the process
sion, and Socialist leaders rent the air with
their incendiary speeches. These things
are indeed becoming much more interest
ing as they come nearer home.
Such an element, while it may have lit
tie effect upon the great American public,
may st the present rate become powerful
snouSh to give Chicago, and q few other
cities, great deal Of trouble some time IN
the future. The sugar riots in New York
few days ego aud the hsranguss OF some
of the socialists in some of the meetings
held there, indicate pretty plainly what
these fellows will do if once they become
powerful enough. They are among the
worst enemies with which the workiugmen
ofths country have to contend. They will
seek 10 crawl into the labor organizations
and will do all in their power to stir up
eumity between labor and capital, and
whenever labor ia irritsted by wrongs,
thew will seek to inlame the minds Of
the most impulsiVe men and urge
them to lsWlessuess, and thus make
labor defeat itself instead OF triumphing, as
it would had the men acted calmly, law
fully and discrestly.
The workingmen Of the country should
put their foot right down upon these enc,
mics to their good and the countrys good
A great majority of these sgitators are
foreigners, who come to this country and
take advantage of the liberal spirit Of our
institutions in order that they may foster
discomfort and lswlessness, ard make q
living without working for it BY robbery, if
once they can End an opportunity. They
profess to be great friends of the working.
men, but will not touch bit of work with
the tips Of their little fingers if they can
avoid it in any way BY flching support
from other people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
How New York society Kept Lent.


To some of the questions as to how peo-
ple amuse themselves in Holy Week, can
give at least one answer. On Monday
night dinner was given at one Of the very
smartest houses in town. As it was Lent,
so-called full dress was barred, for the
women at least, but one lovely dame wore
what, by courtesy, was called a highbody |!
Fasting was not the order Of the evening
either in eating or drinking, and the froth
on the fzz seemed to mount with amazing
rapidity to what were called the brains Of
the party. Some tricks were exhibited,
such as eating from fork held behind the
ear round the shoulder, or passing glass
of wine over the head without splitting q
drop, but soon these simple pastimes
palled, and proposition made by one OF
the men, celebrated tor his originality and
quick eye, that he would bet lively five
dollars against any man present that he
could FIRE three bon-bons ia succession into
the open. necked corssge of the woman in
the high body, was greeted with shrieks OF
ioy. His wager was taken, and presently
the game was in full fling. Shots were
fred across the table at the white bosom o.
the willing target, and when three times
running chocolate creams fell inside the
let veil that lightly covered the throat o.
one of New York's greatest bellies, scene
of wild enjoyment ensued, over which i
may be wiser to close the doors OF pro
prietY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

THE attempts of admirers Of Me-. Pow.
Derby to bring him into politics will prove
10 no purpose if We judge by Mr.. PowDER
~ ) words. He said few days ago: Il
will not go into politics, BY which l mean
to settle everything on that line. prefer
my present pOsilicn and EIll continue in it
as long az the organization wants me. After
that will look out for other employment,
but it won't be in political way. / am in.
terssted enough in politics and political
movements to express my opinion by vos.
ing and to favor certain principles, but
am MT interested enough to bes candidate
for anything"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
CIarksburg Items.

CLARxsBURG, W. Va, April 26-Joshua
+. Smith is in Baltimore for the purpose
of having the difficult operation OF remoV
ing an inAamed eye. he has suffered ex
crutishng pain and this is the last resort
The mail carrier at Salem met with
severe accident near Sharlay few days
ago by being thrown from 9 sulkey. HE
leg was broken and has since been ampu
tated. Doctors Loughery and Morgan per
formed the operation.
The new hall has been completed and
presents q beautiful and attractive appear
ance. II is an enterprise thar meets with
universal approval aud gives the talent Of
this city and elsewhere an excellent oppor
tunity to give public entertainments which
must necessarily result in great improve
msut and prove beneficial to our com
munity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

q very large class Of men would enjoy hfs
better if they would prepare for the failure
thaiAmust overtsks them. But the plan
OF finding out the causes Of failure, in or
der that such may be avoided is certainly
a much better one, even if it isn't very
practical. There are some things in the
above blank, that viii be very hard to find
out. A great many men would send
IN as tie cause of their failure; other
causes" what and general re-
marks" There could be found
very few men who blame this
this failure upon "dIsiucEnation to work,
tobacco" dishonesty" gambling, or
drinks" IfMr. RoMEIKE will only get
every man to fill out the blank for ms
nsighbor, his experiment will prove q won
derful success, and he iWill soon have
enough information to almost paralyze
him with its immensely. and reform the
world, if men will take warning upon the
supposition that figures never lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
srArIsrICs or FAILuRE.

A Mr. ROmeike, of London, has beer
employed By some SOciOlogists to collect
statistics Of mems failures in life and the
causes. he sends out the following blank
to be filed up;
To what cause do You attribute your
failure 10 hfe2 l., profession -,
attribute my failure in life to the following
causes: /. Drink (ssy what drink 2
Gambling (tarf. cards or what2) 8. Dis
honesty. 4. Unfortunate acquaintance.
5. Marriage. o. Single life. Z. Disinci.
nation 10 work. 8. Lending or borrowing
(say which, 8. Unpopular views (polit
icsi; unpopular views (reliRious). 10. To
bacco (in what iorm). IL. General inca
pacity. u. Other causes, general re-
marks.
This is certainly quite unique, but
it is . little strange that some
one has not thought Of the plan
before. The larger portion of man.
kind are said to be failures. Some one
has on account of this, urged that every
one ought to prepare for failure, instead Of
preparing oaly.foE success. He said that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
Proposals for Paving Streets.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the office Of the Board OF Public WORKS
ustil Monday, the 10th day OF May, 1886, at IL
O'Clock IN, Tor pavIug with hard burned tre-ciay
briekr, Main street in the FiIst ward, Ion street
in the Eighth ward, aud Chr pine, eighteenth
Eoff and SIneteenIh stret Is, in the Fourth ward
and such other streets as may be hereafter desig'
mated by the Board.
Proposals may bs for al the above named streets
or for each tne separately, Chapline, Eighteenth
koi and nineteenth 10 b. included as ore street,
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond in the penal sum Of 5000 on each separate
contract, or S. 900 on the whole, for the faithful
performance OF the san @.
he names OF two responsible sureties satisiac
factory 10 the Board must accompany the proPo-
sails, who must be citizens Of the STATE oil West Nlr
ginia.
lhe Board reserves 'ha right to reject any or all
proposals. Specifications may be had on appllta-
lion at the Office OF the Board.
PrSposa should he aadI e.sed TO the clerk Of the
Board OF Public " obs. .
TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
b. A. GALLISAN, Clerk.
WHEELING, April 20, 1856. aP2ITa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

Tue Committee on Pacific Railroads
report unanimously in favor of bill to
give the railroads seventy years to pay their
indebtedness 10 the Government or in
other words, seventy years are to be given
the nonopolists in which to cheat tie
Government out Of the remaining part Of
it's claims upon the roads. With their
present system Of stock watering and
tricksry, this can be accomplished in much
less than seventy years. Such a measure
should be nipped in the bud at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
Sale of Valuable Sixth Ward
PrODsrty.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEEL.
Ing.
William H. Taylor and another In cn,nosry.
Harrison R. Taylor aud others.
Pursuant 10 q decree in said cause made on the
29th day Of March, 1886, the Undersigned special
commissioner will SELL GA
Wednesday, May 9th. A. ID. 1886,
OF pub ic auction, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m
at the front door OF tie Court House OF ONO
county, West virginia, In the city OF WHEEL g., 10
the highest and best bidder. the following de.
scribei real estate situated In the sixth ward oil
west corner Of lot number lag, which lot Ia on the
corner OF Twenty -iourih and Chapline streets,
north OF Tventy-lourth street and west OF Chap
line street, ana running from said southwest cor
ner of lot number lag, eastsardly &c feet; thence
north wardly and parallel with Chapline street so
feet thence westWardly aud parallel With Twenty
fourth street 26 feet 10 the alley; thence along the
alley southwardiy 80 feet to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One half the purchase
money, or as much more thereof n the purchase
may elect to pay in cash, aud the residue In one
year IRON the day OF sale with interest from that
day. the purchaser 10 give his note for the deferred
little TO be r, tanned until payment In full oil the
GEO b CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
J. G. HKRvRY, Auctioneer.
State OF West Virginia, county Of Ohio, City oil
wheeling, to wit:
], Thomas NJ. Darrah, Clerk OF said Court. do
certify that the above named spt clal commissioner
has given hand and security AZ required by law
and said decree. THOMAS N. DARRAH,
ap9oawt Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

tbs REGISTER is in receipt of the first
COPY of the Washington J,fersouian, pub
lished under the new management. II
contains several interesting contributions.
Mr.. II. + ALExANDER, of St. Clairsville,
O IL sditor.in Chief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

CONGRESSMAN GIBSON seems TO be quite 3
thorn in the flesh of the Republicans of the
Fourth district, and they want him defeat
ed in the next campaign if possible. Our
Washington special says they want to do
this in one oftWo ways: either in conven-
ton or at the polls, but il Mr.. GIBSON sets
bi- head toward another term in Congress,
they ARE not at all likely to do either. he
generally has the good fortune to come out
frat best when he takes q notion that way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

THE wool pulling question is giving
Congress o good deal of trouble. Dir.
MORRISON recognizes that he has made
mistake" and wishes he hadn't. Two
Ohio men, Messrs, sWnEINs and GRos
vExoS, tried to help him out yesterday,
WILKINS doesn't want the tariff on manu-
featured wool disturbed, s1d the other
wants the tariff of 1861 restored. If Mr.,
MORRISON can get asy comfort out Of this
he Ia Walcnma 20 It
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
,FslE REGISTER.

West VirginIanS sojOurnins In
Washington can always lin" the
DAILY REGIsTEI "n the coun-
Ter of LePIey a Finster' news
dealers, 7I6 Fifteenth street, aud
The Berkeley. 1913 Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
Proposals for Sewer Pipe.

SEALEO PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
at rbe office of the Board Of Public WorFB un
IL Monday, The Sd day OF May, 1856, at Il o'clock
m for fur, ishing TO the Board nTs:-class SAT-
glazed sever pipe. both single and double strength
The successful bidder To give boz d IN Tue Peua a
ann of QUO 10 for the faithful ptrformance0 t con-
tract, name of surety to be- offered in said BOND
must acc, mpapy proposal, who shall bs citizen oi
the State of West Virginia .
bids Proposals should be addressed to the CLERK
of the L, ard Of Public Works Wheeling, W; va
The board OF PUBIC WOhkS,
B. A. GALLIGAN, eek.
WHEELING, April 26, 1886. ap2s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

AN effort is being made in Washington
to place the manufacture and sale of oleo-
margarine under the Internal Revenue De-
partment and tax it 10 per cent. TIE
stuff is to be mixed in with the tariff issue.
This being the case, we may expect the
tariff 10 be handled very gently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27
You Have n Perfect Right,

when you demand a Bsnson's CSpclne Plaster OF q
druggist, to expect to 70 Give one. let there are
We regret 10 say, a few druggists Of the Cheap
lohn variety who viii NY TO psIsuate you 10 &C
espt some worthless substitute with a similar
sounding name, such as "CapSicln," "Capsi6um,"
With the name "Burton" or senton." Cheap John
will offer GU one Of these wret he'd imlts,iOns for
half tbs price o. the gsnntne, as he can sell afford
to d. its real value being nothing, and Its cost but
little mere BensOn's are The only porous pisSters
that Can be depended upon TO cure every aiiment
subject TO external treatment. they are prompt,
sure and thorough. Protect yourself against de-
option bV b yiug Of reliable druggists only. The
ssnpine bears the Three Ssals" trade mark and
nas the Soru "Cspeins" cut 10 the centre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

JAY GOULD says everything is going on
60 quietly on the Southwestern roads that
he can scarcely believe that such q thing
as q strike ever existed. Business, he
GAYS. is more brisk than ever. Has the
strike done JAY good, or is he prevaricat-
iug9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

Ma. BLAINE is now engaged in the task
Of answering about $4,000 letters that &C
cumulated upon his hands during the Pres
idential campaign. This must make him
feel az if be we're walking among ghosts Of
tba mast
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

THg American Wheelmen are going to
have q grand reunion in Boston about the
last of May, or, in other words, the world
on wheels" will grsvita,e to the Hub OF
the universe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

THE two branches Of. the committee IN
vestigstipg the Hamilton county frauds are
to submit their resorts this week, and very
interesting news is expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

tbs prospect Of the wheat crop IS not
so favorable in some of the western States
as it was some time ago. But IN our
peirhboIing States fine crop is expected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

GovEsxoR WILSON having had his ssy
abont tie assessment question, ex Govern
or JACKSON now takes the door and tells
what be knows sboutit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

A MAN named Col GILDER Is soon TO
start on q walk to the North Pole uoou
bya. Colonel, old boy.