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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

TuE Iutelligeacer fails 20 make the
proper distinction when it says that Messrs
BE.cu and STERLING are no greater par
6saas than Messrs EGERTEa and SIMPSON
whom tue President has appointed TO their
places The former were guilty OF Parti
sarsaiD while filing public offices; it the
latter were guilty OF Psrtissnship, 1t was
while they were private citizens. Mr.
BEACH, especially, is well known as
one of the foremost partisan politi
cal leaders Of the city. The Pres
idens has violated no trust in removing
such. 1.-THE men he has appointed be
come Offensive paItissns while holding
their positions, they are subject to the
same punishment. The President IS liable
TO carry out the injunction he made to one
Of bis sppointees come time ago, in which
he said something Ike this: Now re-
member that the man whose position you
are 10 MI was removed for debssing his
office to partisan purposes; il you are
guilty. Of the same thing Ill flip you out SO
Quick it will make your head swim II
the Tltelliseucer knows that MesSrs. EGER.
TER and SIMPSON are debAsiug their offices
to partisan purposes let it publish it tothe
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

TuE interest manifested IN the Pfes''
dents special message TO the Senate is
somethiug remarkable. In our own city
Democrats generally were highly ela'ed
over its d'gmfsd tone, un0DswersbIe argu'
nert snd the frmness Of the President
stand Us effect on the Democracy was
electrical. 1t dissiUsted growing apathy,
and the differences arising cut Of the many
disappOin'ments quickly faaed into a unity
Of sentiment that was as patriotic as It was
Den OcFstIe. There we're many Pr7urO
tious that the President will be as popular
as was "OId Hickory before the exPira'
ton Of his 'erm.
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Sealed Proposals.
PUBLIc BULL DING, CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, " Va, F. b. q, 1856.

PUBLEC BUILDING, CITY CLERKS OFFICE
WHEELING, W Va, Feb. 81, ItS6. !
CIEALED PROPOyA AIS WILL RE RECEIVED
~ at Ihe 0fhee 81 the City clerk until Friday,
March 5 1856 at O'Clock p. N, for tae TeWuval
OF ali kitchen garbage and OHal from within tho
city limits for the yesr commencing April J. 1856,
the hid. 10 be as follows
For the First district Compris nS all OF the First
ward
For the Second district, comprising the Second
and seyenth wards.
FOR the bird district, comprising the Third and
Fourth vars.
For The Fourth district comprising all south
If Whealiug creek u Caldwelvs Run.
Foo the Fiith district, comprising all sou'h oil
Caldwtlrs Run 10 thssolthern line OF the city.
No person vii be awarded for more than one
district nor can they In crested 10 any pro-
posal for more than one district,
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Chairman Of the
Conn ittee on health, the Committee reserVl'
the right to rsect any or all bids.
mrlu FRANK BOXERS, City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

IT now turns out that that alleged mad
dog that bit the Newark boys, Of PAsTErE
fame. Yves rot mad q. ell, but only little
peevish. But the boys got free ezcur'
sion TO Paris ell the came, and PAsTEUS
ard his bydrophOOic incubation got a
good deal of free advertising from certain
New York newspapers. But the shedding
Of such copious foods of printers ink was
q terrible aflictiO6 for New York and
New Jersey. Nearly every man, woman
and child licked by a tOndlipg cur or poe
die was haunted with awful iorebodings Of
hYi.ophobia.
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DIED.

CGCEAYNE-On Tuesday, March 3, 1850, at tbs
residence VI her son-in-tav, VIM. n. Hobia'on
No. I215 MsIn stseet, Mrs. LYDIA CocKArNk
aged Is years.
Behold, sand at the Beautiful Gate Of the Temple
Funeral on Thursday afternoon at s o'clock
Friends are respectfully Invited. IuterTent al
Mt. Wood cemetery.
HOLMEs-wednesia March ,, at 10 L..
ANNIE HOLMES, aged 81 years.
Services at the residence of J, N. Clousson, 20oC
Chapline street, thursday at p. m. lnterment
st Linden Park cemetery, baltimore, Nd, Friday
morning.
FOU5T-On Tuesday, March ?, 1886, at p M,
- FoUsT, daughter Of JoSsPh FousE, aged
years.
Funeral win taxa plses Thursday at 10 !. N,
from TIA residence Of her pzrsn 5, in Martins
Ferry. ln,ermsnt at Mount Calvary csmeterJ.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
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made out? Win II be inferred from acts
unconnected with public duty, from private
history, or from general reputation VI
must the President wait the commission OF
an sctual misdemesnor in othcef
"Shali he in the meantime risk the char
acter and interest of the ration IN the
hands of men to whom be can not give his
confdence2 Must he forbear his COM
plAint until the mischief is done2 II his
zeal in the public service should impel
him to anticipate the overt act, must ne
move at the peril OF being tried himself for
the offence OF slsnderiug bis subordinate
I'm the present circumstances Of the
country some one must be held responsl-
ole for official delinquency Of every kind
Il is extremely difficult TO say where that
responsibility should be thrown, II it De not
lefs where il was placed By the Corslitu-
zion. But all Just men will admit that the
President ought to be relieved from such
responsibility if he cannot meet IT BY rea'
SON of restrictions passed By law upon MS
action.
The unrestricted power ofremoVslfr from
office is 3 very great one to be trusted even
! 10 a Magistrate chosen BY the general SUIT
frsge of the whole people, and accountable
directly to them for his acts. Ii Is IN
doubtedly liable TO abuse, and at some pc
RODS of our history has been abused. II
| il be thought desirable and constitutional
that il should be 90 limited as to make the
| President merely q common iniormer
against other public agents, he should at
least be permitted to act in that capacity
before some open tribunal, independent OF
partv politics, ready to investigate the
merits of every case, furnished with the
means Of taking evidence, and bound 10
decide according to established rules.
/ This would guarantee the safety OF the &C
cuser, when he acts in good faith, and, Of
he same time, secure the right OF the
other party. / speak. Of course, with all
proper respect for the present Senate, but
it does not seem to me that any legislative
BODY can be so constituted as to insure ITS
fitness for these functions.
at is not in the theory of this Govern
ment that public Offices are the property
Of those who hold them. They are given
merely as g trust for the public benefit
sometimes tor Fixed period, sometimes
during good behavior, out generally they
are liable to be terminated at the pleasure
of the appointing power, which represents
the collective majority and speaks the will
of the people. The forced retention In
office of a single dishonest person may
work great injury to tie public interest.
THE danger to the public service comes
not from the power to remove, but from
the power to appoint Therefore 1t was
that the trainers OF the Constitution LET
the power of removal unrestricted, while
they gave to the Senate a right to reject
all appointments which, in its opinion
were not fit to be made. A little rehec
ZION on this subject will probably satisfy
ell who have the good of the country 81
heart that our best course is to lake the
Constitution tor cur guide, walk in tht
path marked out by the founders of the re
public. and obey the rules made sacred BY
the observance of our great predecessors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

CONGRESSMAN WILsoS il destined to
make his mark If he lives and keeps his
health We believe he lie the peer Of any
gentleman on the aoor Of the House IN
pcins of O,atory and classical dictiOn.
His nominating speeches and political
talks on the hustings we're perfect gems IN
their wsy, and marked the man both q
scholar and brilliant orator who only lack
ed the opportunity Of making national
reputation. That opportunity seems tc
have finally arrived.
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ANDREW JOHNSON on Tax PRESI.
DENIS POWER.

DENIS POWER.
On December 3. 1867, about nine month!
after the enactment Of the tenure Of Office
Law and ABOUT sixteen months before il
We .nented to suis the change Of admin
istra,ion, President JOHNSON sent q mess
age to Congress, discussing the power Of
removal from Office. It has been COL
sidsred a very sble document, and the fol
lowing quotations from il are Of especial
interest at the present time:
The Constitution invests the President
with authority TO decide whether y removal
should be made in any given case; the
ac, of Congress declares, IN substance,
that he shall only accuse such as he sup
noses 70 b. unworthy OF their trust. The
Cops,iturion makes him sole judge in the
nrsn,ises; but the statute tases away his
tn,isdic'iou, transfers It to the Senate, and
Iasvss him noIhiaE bGt the Odious and I'm,
nrscric,ble duty OF becoming prosecutor
"Tbs Senate il absolutely without any
known standard Of decision IN such q csss.
Ia Indictment cannot be anticipated, for 1t
ia ror governed oy any rule. The law does
not desae what shall be deemed good
oanss for removal. It is imposribls even
20 conjecture what may or may not be so
considsred By the Senate The nature OF
the subject fOrbids clear proof. If the
cbargss bs inespacity, what evidence will
Snnnort il? Fidehty 10 the Constitution
~ be undel stood or misunderstood in
1bcgsaud different ways, and BY violent
nary men in violent party times, unfahh,
fitness 10 the Constitution may even come
70 bs considered meritorioas. II the otheer
b accused of dishonesty, how shall 1t be
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Chaplins Street Property for Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
ID me, made by Abner Key and his wife, one OF
which is dated the twenty hith day ot July 10 the
year 1872 ID recorded In the Jerks Office OF the
County Court Of OHIO county, West Virginia, In
Used Of Trust Book numbered 10, page 262; and the
OF IL dated the fourteenth day OF June, In the
year 1881. and recorded In said office In iced oil
trust book numbered q, page 245, | will on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
1886,
comm encing at 10 o'clock H., sell At public auc.
tion at the front door Of The Court House OF said
couniy, the South part OF the lot Numbered one ),
IN the square numbered fourteen (l4), on the east
side OF Chapine street, in said county, being so
much OF ,ad- lot as lies bet reen the southern
boundary OF said lot and line drawn parallel TO
said southern boundary and distant about forty
feet therefram, and baiDg the same piece Of
ground y bich was conveyed 20 the ta!d Abner Key
by Thomas McKenpan and his vile ny deed dated
the 2oth Gay Of september, 1854, and recorded in
eaid office ia iced Book No. IS, page 237.
ANU ALSO, the piece OF grOui d. part OF said
lot numbered one ~, which was conveyed 10 the
said Abner Key by William Il. Hearre and his
wife by deed dated the fourteenth CAV Of June,
in tie year 1891, apdreoo'ded in ,a!d office In Deed
Book mum bered 10 ps &c 1855; which isst mentioned
piece OF ground Is bounded on tho North by Eiev-
enth street extending along the south side Of that
street about thirty-fOur and q hali feet; on the
east by an alley forming the eastern boundary OF
said lot nun bered one; on the south BY the part
OF, sal. lot numbered one first herein eesrbed;
and on the west by the portion OF said lot num-
oerr one which was conveyed 10 Justine tbs wife
Of Meyer Eryman, by dsec dated September 8,
1881, aud recorded in said Office In Deed Book num-
bered II, page S5S.
be ieve the title to be good. bnt selling az trus-
tee undertake 10 convey such title only ny Ead
Deeds OF T,ust am authorized 10 sell and convoy
as Aforesaid.
TYRMs OF SALE-One third Of the purcha,e
money, and Is much more as the purchaser may
choose TO pay, to DO paid In hand and the remain
der with interest IN equal instruments In one and
two years IRON tho day o. sale; the pun hSser
giving his nc tes with Satisfactory personal security
for the deferred nstalm ents, AMI the tie 10 no
tained or deed OF trust on the property sold 10 be
given, as additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
fah5i 1rustao.
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his position They Eere tired Of seeing the Presi-
dent Of their choice put on the defensive by the
representatives. Of the party they defeated at tho
polls. They viii bs glad to see him show tight and
strike back. They viii stand by him In the con-
test the Republican Senators have forced upon
him. They viii experience renewal Of the enthn-
siasm that flied our streets with marching thou
sands in -, and made the name OF Cleveland ths
signal for such cheers as never before aroused pa
triotism TO ecstasy. The curious campaign cry Of
that canvass will be renewed, and TO the old query
.sHow's Grover Cleveland?' win come anew the
answer, Hes all right" chOrused by all the uem'
Ocrats between the two oceans Mr.. Cleveland mas
rest content with yesterdays work. Tor 1t assures
him to-day an euthu,iastc, united and dsterminec
Democracy at his back. Could Democratic ffeS
ident ask more?-New York Star.
Coughs and HOarseness.-The hri'Hhot
wbi.h.induces coughing Immediately relieved .!
use Of !" Browns Bronchial TrOchsa." Sold only II
|
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TEg Southern base ball league is no"
cruaDizsd and is about ready for business
If anybody gets in the way OF the deadly
base BAH and gets q black eye or broken
ross be muss blame himself for It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

THE fact ttas tie alleged civil service
retormsrs are turning sgsiust the President
shows that the pole star Of Democracy Is
sill blszipg brightly in the armament.
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febaoawi
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF rsg ooCsn

In the mztisr OF the probate OF q p,poY vrifa
purportins 10 b. the last viii and testament
BsnIy Bruensen, deceased. The objsc, Of .
petition filed In this matter on the lsGb di
February, A. u: Isss, Is TO tp samitpd 10 "
bate paper sri'iog purporhDg 10 he rhs WI
9Th day Of Ssrch, A. d. SIS; end T. .p,S. y
IRON al ahoasIt del pith Ine In my saes ID
Lopts thompson and Emil Thompssn Ter b
band, are pou-rsidsnb OF this State, q 4, orders
thst they 20 sypear n ny ottcs IN tbs CIV
the 18th day 81 March. A. u. IS 6, at 10 o'cloeEI
ct In raid MISTER.
PuolLhed the nrst time vsbruaryi7 1856.
sEOKGE HOOK, 'lrf
RUssET. EIIFEL. ltforney, fsbr TGaEi
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF ABgAM MONT.
l. gOmery, deCesed:
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county, West VII. inia, made in cause there
In perding, TO subject the real estate OF the sald
BRAN Montgomery 10 tue payment OF his debts
you are required 10 present yolr Gins sga!nst the
e'tate Of toe SAID a b am Montgomery for adjudi-
cation 10 Jose'h PAUL, Commi sloner al his
ottics, No. l220 ChaplinP street in the city OF
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, on or he
fore Wednesday, the l7th dag OF March, 1855.
Witne's, John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
this I'd day OF February, 1856
JOHN W. MICCHSLI,
feb3oawV Clark
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Tbs IntelRgencer torgets that it can not
endure offensive paltissns ike ex Collector
McCoRmck when it speaks Of Messrs.
STERLING aud BEAsH.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TITO THE CREDITORS OF JOHN BRlNTo

TITO THE CREDITORS OF JOHN BRlNT0H,
L deceased:
In pursuance OF decree OF the Munic pal Court
OF Wheeling, made In q cause therein pending, to
subject the Tea estate OF the sai1 John Brnton, 10
the payment OF his debts you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the estate OF the said John
Brinton, for adjudication to Joseph r. Paul, Com
missioner at his office, No. 1920 Cbspline street,
In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Vir
ginia, on or before Wednesday, the 18th day Of
March, $50.
Witness, Thomas NJ. Dsrrsh, Clerk OF said Court,
this I'd day OF February, 1886.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
fah2naVu
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GENERAL SHERMAN stu recognizes that
he. wrote what lie wrote about General
GRANT instead of What he should have
written.
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THE REGISTER.

West VirSInisRS S0jOurninS an
Washington can always hnd the
DAILY REGISTER ON the eOun-
ter of Lepley ~ Finster' news
dealers, 5I5 FiIIsenIh street.
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FOR SALE.
Enr Sale On Easy Terms.

THE PROPERTY NO. $50, ON TIL AZ! Ea ssn.
TO- srs one Three story Brick Hou,e and severe,
,msIer buildings on the lot the aggugale rn NAE
vbicb Is from $500 to SEQ per yesr: Inc En .hs
properly VIII be sold for s. IN .ssS viii
All cant secured by deed Of trust ron
further particulars apply TO uAvrEy.
1920 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

LAST year this country received only
sl6I49 European immigrants. This Is
tie smallest number reported Ter any year
sinnn 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

TuE Democrats OF the Second District
have long tel, proud of their own Con-
gresham WrLsoy They now feel p'ouder
than ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

OxE year Of Democratic rule has eDaeo
and another begins to-day. Prepare to
appreciate and enjoy.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rennsrd, Com plainant,

william Eennsrd, Complainant,
Tille Bernard John Rennard 49,, nj.
inianis under the age Of tsen- Co,,n,. '",,
ty-one years, md Kate North, cp.n,
guardian OF said Tile and John '''
k@nnard, def.bdsnil,G
10y VlkTUE or \ DECREE OF TIE CtR
- cult Court Of Ohio county, West virginia
made and entered In the abeye entitled cause u
the 18TH day Of yeoem b,r, 1855, I will, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of march, 1856
beginning at 10 clocS 4 ~ the bobt door Ui 70,
Court house OF Ohio county In he Gty Of " h-eliIl
VIVA, proceed TO 'e at public auction, the iollos
ing named real c'tate, that IL 20 cay, certain part
or portions OF 10 numbeed on the plat Of ID.
East .heeliDg Company's Addition 10 ne diiy
" beeling. West virsinis, q, one hundToj aud tSf.
teen 10 and one hundred and fourteen lIil, Art
being al the property conveyed 10 Benz D.
Rennard, now deceased, by A. NJ. Adams and W
Il ds Adams, bis wife, by two tsNers dIejs boa.
ing date respectively as iollows: Unn deed cslS
February u, ISI', aud duiy record, In the 0fS
Of the Clerk OF the CouLt Court OF hlo county,
West Virginia IN Died Book no. %, page ? =, a..
the ther deed dated march y, 1875, aud duly ~
corded In tbs Office OF the CisrE OF the COubr
Court Of ohio county, West Virginia. In 80
Book No 63, page IJs, save and except such partS
portion Of Al Tot nu libsred one hundred o.!
thirteen 1l8). and 'uoh part or portion OF ID
numbered one HUNDRED and fourteen uIIJ Of 10
property above conveyed a, va. conveyed BY y
said Ben amin II. benbard 70 eceiIa BilOpe b
q deed dated April 0. 1873, and duly rec rdei
the ONCE OF the Clerx Of the county Court n Oss
county, West Virginia, In Deed BooI 70 "a, pis
| 100.
TERMS or sALE-Gpe third tr a. much usH
a. the purchaser may elect cash the day d as
and the residue In two equal iBsialTpeBls payta
respectively In si1 and t~clEs months from ~
day OF sale, the credit ins,aimcEt- brarrg ihIrS
from the day Cfsale, and tho purchaser eG'oItIH
notes therefor, with 'sts'soiOry peTs' nal s'tBrT
payable OF aid resp.ciiye dzieo ard a O pI tod
rets'n'd until the whole OF ibe pUrc5g;s morgt
paid, and conveyance directed ~ the court.
GEOh9E E.GI .THElsf
spees Commi,'ioss
J. c. HRRvLY, AuctiopssT.
hereby certify that hond has been given BY "a
said George n. GiichIist, special TommDsoDS
IL required by law, AMI by the terms OF the dees
snte' ed In the above entitled csu,.
Published the Brst lime Februarv yth 1885
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MARRIED.

COLEMAN-IAUGHLIN March
8, 1856 By Rev. d. a. CuDDiushau, ~ D., sir.
ER NIX COLEMAN and Miss NASNIE a. LACGHLIN.
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Farm For Sale.

onEHUspRED AND THIRTY-oSEA ACRES
" of land in Tay'Or county, West virginia
two miles from Grafton. Improvements; W.
Houres, Good Barn, Orchard, land well "A'e'eu'
Accessible /, good market. APplyt to
W. b, RINEHART,
1853 Marke. Street.
ortoM. II DENT, Grafton, w. Va. mrZ,4,e
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For sale.

r OFFER FOB SALE MY MARKET GARpEs,
about two and one ball miles north oil Martin os
Ferry' Ohio, IN good cultivation containing 20
acres ON the premises is TSo:tSry frame so,d
ISrsna Vine. two Rhubub, four strawberry, anu
one Asparagus patches, rome Young FTult tesS
IN ne Is Governp ent light on the place Wnic ei
nay, $40 per year. If not sod before Marcn ., Nl
si5ress DAVID GARDEN,
Sah9sar-ea.go Martins Ferry. o.
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For fifteen years they have steadily gained in
become the most popular corset throughout the
United States.
The g quality Is warranted to iseGT tsics a. loag
As ordinary CorSsf. We have lately introduced
the and r II grades With EItru Long Wais, and
we can furnish them y hen preferred,
Highest awards from all the Worlds great Faiys
The last medal received II for FTsi Degree Of Merit
IRON the late Exposition held at New Orlesna
While scores Of patents have been found WORTH
less the principles Of the Glove Fitting have
proved Invaluable.
EsAtaileD ara authorized to refund money, il. on
examination, thee CorsetS do not prove Is repre-
seDted. For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free on application.
THOMSON LANG00N 4 CO., NY
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U1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
county, in the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. March Rules, 1885,
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PxrKR wRLTY. CIV. wKLTr. sAsuEn wELIT
PETER WElTY + CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Wines and Liquors.

WHIsHIESi DOugherrss Pure Bye
Monticello Pure Rye. Glib, on's Pure Rye
Ior's Sour Mash, Kentucky Standard Bour
Mash.
Also largo assortment OF sntucky Bourbons anc
Rye whistles, such m Hume, New Cattle, kioh
Grain, McPherson, John Empions Cars, etc.
AS-Chsm payne, kline Wine Fine California
Wine and full line OF Bottled foods.
Sole Agency for West Virginia for CevelsndI
Patent Beer Fauoets.
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&c, HRRyIY Aurtiopser.

hereby certify that hond has been given BY "a
said George n. GiichIist, special ON i'siopS
10 required by law, and by the terms OF the dee1s
snte, ed In the above sn,itlsd csu,.
Published the Drst time February sth, 1876
JOHN W. Mice I'll, Chm
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nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

urANTEp-FoUR GOOD COAL DIGGERss
w Apply at once TO DANIEL RIhS S.rar
6acktoWn.
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~ AssrMPSIT.

John A. Armstrong, Alex lnder Coen, Thomas B.
Armstrong, and Robert VI. GiheSpy, partners
doing business under the firm name Of Arl-
strong, Coen Co.
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TIME STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
county, in the Circuit Court Of ohio county,
West Virginia. March Rules, 1856.
Henry Christman
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UTAETEn-AG Coop GIRL NO DoG eE nSsd
w hbusawclk. Must cone wen 'eOonlAs Ia
Apply as once at $40 Main street. m'4