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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

PROF. CARLI, of the Pennsylvania State
Geological Society, in speaking OF the con-
tmuance Of the supply Of natural gas,
says:
"a permanent gas field implies n num-
Der of necessary conditions, and suggests
many curious questions, among which are
the following: meNhaustible wells must
draw from i~nexhauStible sources. Gas IN
Pennsylvania is only found in sand bells oil
medium thickness and restricted geograph-
iral limits. Such beds in themselves can
not be inexhauStiblc. Their productive
duration depends entirely upon the drafts
made upon them. To make such pools per-
monent, they must be constantly rcplen-
ished from some unlimited source. Tins
source. it is claimed, is some deep-Seated
laboratory Of nature
One thing is certain: whether gas holds
ont ten, twenty. or no matter how many
wears, it is n good thing while it lasts. 1t
bas done more for PittSburg in Il year
than would have been accomplished in sew
crlI years had natural gus not been intro
duccd. We shall expect Whccling'S adj
vancemcnt to compare fayorably with
Pittsburg's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
DEMOCRAT.
OAKLAND.
Improvement in the Hotel-People Who
are Summarizing There.

Improvement in the Hotel-People Who
are Summering There.
SporiUl Correspondents Of the Register.
OAKLAND, Mp, July 1s.-The grounds
about the Oakland Hotel look beautiful
to-day. The tanhark paths and the closely
mOwn grass make y fine contrast.
The Hotel this summer is under the
management of Mr.. J. l.. Colvin, 4 young,
energetic and courteous gentleman. Mr..
C.. is assisted by n gentlcmcnly corps of
clerks, e.. G.. Wolyin%tOn, +. NJ. Cologne
and J.. III. HazcltOn. Important changes
are being made in the kitchen; the rooms
are kept clearly and nicely furnished.
The dining hall is in charge of expert
enced walters from the leading hotels OF
Washington ID. c. The bill of fare of some
days ago was rather a neat card, the names
of dishes being \ play on the names of
prominent ~perSOnaScS rs ROti: Filet de
boeuf n In Cleveland; roulct de grain a In
Folsom.
This hotel can accommodate 100 guests,
having over 200 rooms. At present there
are hut 100 here, being largely due to had
weather. Among the more distinguished
are Judge W. NJ. Dixon and daughter,
ThOs. MadduX and wife, Mrs. W. IL. Gal
breath and Miss Charlotte Duhmc, Cincin-
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Martins Ohio, Water Works
Notice to Contractors and Manufac,
tnrerS Of Water Works
AppurtenaneeS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Trustees Of the Water Works Of the
City Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, at their office in said
city, until & o'clock p. VI. Of TUESDAY, THE
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. ISN6. for the construc,
ton of a system Of Water Works.
The specifications and drawing will be ready
at the Office of said Trustees about July y, 1SS&.
The work involves the construction of a Pump
ing Station, a Reservoir, Pumping Machinery,
furnishing and laying approximately seven miles
Of pipe ranging from fourteen Ia four inches in
diameter, including one hundred and thirty,
three Valves, &c; also furnishing and setting
sixty Double Nozzle Fire IIYdantS
The machinery 10 have a capacity Of 100000
gallons in twenty four hours, and Tn pump either
direct into the distributing pipe system or into
reservoir.
The work to be completed on or before the fHt
day of December, lSG.
The BOard of Trustees will entertain proposals
20 construct the Water Works entire. and also
separate proposals for any part thereof
Proposals for constructing the entire works
must be accompanied with n solvent bond of two
thousand dollars, as a guarantee Of good faith on
the part of the bidder; and proposals for separate
parts OF the work must be accompanied with sol,
vent bonds in amounts stipulated in the form of
notice to contractor inviting bids for The differ.
ent branches of the work.
The contractor for the entire work will be re-
quiTed 20 give bond in the amount of one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars, properly secured.
TO insure q faithful completion Of the work.
Copies OF the specifications and of the forms
Of the advertisements for the different branches
of the work will be furnished, when ready. by
the Trustees, upon application.
The Trustees reserve the right to contract for
the entire work as a whole, or TO contract for the
different parts separately, or 10 reject any or an
bids, should they deem il for the interest of Mar,
tins Ferry, Ohio 50 todo
JOHN L WELSH.
WM. lIPPHARDT,
A. NJ. SEITz,
Trustees
GEO HoRNUEG Constructing Engineer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

place as published This body of bosses
chosen according to MESAGER's own heart,
and warranted not to leak, would have
put their heads together, arranged for the
distribution of Doodle, and made out
states for the coming Republican conven-
tons to ratify. They would have had
everything ready tor the meeting of Repub-
licans at Parkersburg on the 18th, and all
the rank and file of ,the West Virginia Re
publicans need to do would be to ratity
what the bosses had done, and fall into
line. of course there would have been
lots of nasty, dirty little work about II;
but that is the reason MENAGER wanted
the meeting at Columbus, the place made
infamous by the Vaccinations oil
the Ohio Republican politicians.
If his scheme had not been exposed
so as to prevent it from being carried out,
many Republicans who are now denoune
ing MENAGER would be regarding Inn as
a second edition to MOSES who once on
n time led the ISraelites out OF ught
place, and would be hanging on to his coat
tail and shouting till their Threats were
hoarse. But the deuce Off it is he didn't
sncceed. and like the General who loses n
battle, though doing his level best, he
must submit to the taunts Of those VINO
were once his friends. Even some oi
the invited bosses, who were very much III
favor of the secret meeting and are curSlng
the luck that exposed it, are trying to eN-
plain away their connection with 1t and
are calling MENAGER all sorts Of ugly
Nounps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

matt; John Buck and family and G, A.
Reinnicker and family, Baltimore; Col j.
G Kelton United States Army, and Iamly
aud Samuel Morment and family, WASH
ington, d. c.; Mr.. Theo. Conrad n nam
ily, Louisville; Lieut.. Palmer T1lton, u
s. A. :.
The music is furnished this season, as IL
has bsen for some years past, by Ross
Jungnickle's orchestra.
There is a spring above here, or the ho-
tel grounds, called WashingtOn's spring.
1t is said that Washington camped there
as he passed through there.
Mr.. U. S. Brady and wife, of Wheeling;
Messrs. J.. NJ. Jackson, Jr., j.. NJ. Rath-
bone. and Mrs. W. B. Paden and daughter,
of Parkersburg, are registered at the
Glades Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

CINCINNATI isn't generally considered n
'Yery pious place, but it seems that some
Quarters have about rs much fanaticiSm to
the square inch as is found in the superSti-
tions Orient. The reports from the Wal
nut Hills surpaSs the accounts Of the dclu-
sions of JOE SMITH, and the many that
have been duped by him. CARLYLE once
said that mankind are the enemies Of
lies ? but the willingness with which men
are duped or are carried away by fanati-
cism makes this saying seem very doubt
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.ArGtsTm

commencing at 10 o'clock a m ,h. -"
described property. that j. Ia -, TO- "..'g
Rink, situate on the curH,- %. SIKH,
Market streets; IN the cry Of Whryltgg =
the fixtures pertaining thyr.uul. grlI 1AL
nanccs thcrcuntO belonging. and Il, 1il+7e
Of the ground upon which >llt Kim. ', HS,
TERMS OF SALE-Our.lu lf rl. H.. >.N%
money ,orSu much mnrc H. JhrIu-. ts. I-l-us
To he paid cash on the dayui ,Ii, rrI , lt.Na oeU
payable In six months With iur.a,, y, 'N3s
sale. the purchascrgivinyh !.uul>vfI Ns
personal security, and thr tn, roI h. M, lo'N
deed of trust given ~ additional >,4.rT s
iyl5i ] II EWfS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
CRIME WAS IN BEING FOUND
OUT.

fflE CRIME WAS IN BEING FOUND
OUT.
The discOrdant music over the exposure
,f TIE MENAGER confidential letter" still
hoes oR in the Republican camp. Though
abel IS no insignificant county, and the
rods are 50 full of Republicans so closet
MESAGER's headquarters, that he
ANS turn his eyes to the South without
aeihing sight of them, his vision only sin
led out one. And this one the Republican
Huntington C0RsmereiaI calls only an al
eacd Republican" who has had a resi-
aee here Of but three years"
This is what the Commercial says:
eThe object Mr.. Menager had in view l.
nohably worthy and proper, but we must
8uft that he has assumed an authority
hit tends 10 freshness. He claims alone
o ~ responsible for the idea of such q con-
sfcnoe. thus freeing Gen. COT and s. B..
nsEwhOm the Democratic press charge
4'lh being the authors of the mOye-Ofthe
my OF cOneOeting q scheme by which
5 secure o majority in the Legislature
az hazards But n alleged Republi-
fsom this county was invited to be
taeenk and he has q residence here of but
years. There are numbers of gentle
prominent in the party, and upon
tnn rests No charge Of uncertainty, yet
or we're slighted. However, we beliye
win agree with us that the fresh
se the Point ismOre to be pitied
blamed, IS his Congressional ambi-
which w understand he has been
re- for soele time, has gone glimmer-
By his v admission his arrogance
mply amusing"
the c6mm<reial should not come
- rough sbOd on rs Republican
Il should reeOllect that if MEN
circulas had not been exposed, the
ke st Columbus would have taken
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
DAED

GTBSON-On sunday, July Is, IS6, at her late
residence, M. Sis EOf street, Mrs. CHARLOTTE
GIBSON, aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence of Fred. SchacffCr,
No. $40 Eo6r Stnect, On Tuesday at Io'clOckp p. n.
Intement at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
KELLY-At his residence at LecwOOd. on Mon
day morning, July -, ISL, AAEOS NELLY, in the
Oth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday,
July 2lSt at lIo'cloCk a. IN. Carriages for friends
Of the family will leave McLure House at 9
O'Clock the morning Of funeral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
SAYS the Weston Democrat :

Captain B. B. DOvener, of Wheeling, ar
rived in Weston on Tuesday. He is evil
'dently looking over the field as to his
fhanees for Congress; and if Gen. Goff
1oes not run, in all probability Captain
Dogener viii be the Republican nominee.
he Is a clever gentleman and a good law
Yer; but for all that he will find after the
leeion that 'the post of honor is the
private station" He left for BraxtOn to
beet his friends there.
We agree with the Democrat in regard to
Captain DOyener's fitness for nomination
hy his party. The Pan Handle has
speral other Republicans who are we'll
stted mon whom are Mr.. Campbell, OF
hancock, Col. Beall, of Brooke; and W. P.
Hubbard, of Ohio.
But, gentleman, "'taint no use,n Gen.
lot viii get the nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

The first tin ever mined in the United
States has been sent from the Black Hills
ct Dakota to New York. The Dakota tin
|mines are located among granite hills, and
the richness of the mines is said to be al
most fabulous. This will be worth more
to our country than any gold mine. Here
|tofore all the tin used in the country has
been imported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
ThnrsdaN- lhr IN An nf lnll lNNL

commencing nj ~ u'Clurk \. a.. the hl.Hrrrle
scribch real estate on Iilllr h1IIus ,0rT 80
Point Mills Station. an the lI,mll,h u.raa
In Ohio county. ". Va, t. WI Ihrf Iu'rid
land which arr bounded ~ follows IN, hSs
ginning ut a stake corner Ia William htiua -
with his line north 81 rasi 20 no T.p' "a
stone in the line Of Joseph Wilson tbsH1y A
the same north - . rn.i lnHlu ~ls'rsu GHCg
thence with the north llU" 81 tie NtilnUa ~
south 3SlIo west d . 10 I".'n iru slrur nor
north OI5o west ! Iplc t. o." beginning u
second beginning NJ u STONE uu the alI'h 'Fr
the UcmpGcld railroad, formerly uI1lGd.L
Sissiun and ]. N. Bell. thence salih ~ u"r
poles Ia a tone ~ The north ~" % lbf ~
leading from ROucy's Point ~ Wet A'riEhst
thence with said mad north 80 cHtH -.
thence north 53I,a east L. puls. ihrun pnEF
east Il poles: thence north - a ls"7Pt
stone: thence leaving the r"pl unth ~ -
81 poles Ia a beech Tree thence nnHh u -
- 5-l0 poles "a a stone. thence north h'HNs
poles: thence south Il, lni"s q" ih" 'sfl"-s
The third beginning az ih" lIu" 'i'ir W.
west with SAID railroad Ia tie urrnE .hf
longing Ia the sAid railroad company Wal
with the line Of SAID let tn ,"f3r' lh'l,' p
- siSSDn: thence with tie hnr m 40
To a Sugar tree stump ~ stone lh'I' NJ
straight line Ia a stone '"fH'i 81 20 pr, IL
fence; thence north in u straight iuf t'iha
ginning. containing - nrns mon " ~
the coal bank. hlsD III" Iu'0.'a' ~ l.a,
coal under the farm Of J. /. rI'a'u 'R'l
property Ia any extent Said rfnp-h'
sold as n whole or in parcel. 10 -uii IHTha'N
TERMS OF SALE On"thini 81 ~, l+'
money and ~ much mum 10. The l'F'hh'f
elect Ia pay in cash aud III" n-'dIr 20 'Ho'
annual instalmcnis. with in,nrl 'i'i,l.
the day Of sale, Ia b. secured h} go %
the property. = : ''TTI
juS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

LEWIS eOunty's Democracy do nothing
by halves. The character and earnestncSs
Of the personnel,,Of the aSsemblage, togeth-
er with its large numbers, is full Of Signili-
|canee. We predict the old county will
give a bigger Democratic majority next
November than ever before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

WATERMELONs are in great demand I'm
some of the Georgia prohibition towns. 1t
isn't considered safe to carry whisky jugs,
and 50 a we'll filed watermelon answers
she same purpose and is more aesthetic.
But IL is bad ON the pottery trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

GAY, the Pittsburgh pension agent who
was starting to join the unwashed throng
Of bank cashiers in the land ofCanada, has
been seOOped in, and is no longer Gay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
Trustee Sale of The CaphRi
Corner Of Market aud SiNteeDlb q,
in the City of Wheeling,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED up Tpr
ID by John x. Handlan and Wli,".>a Walt
Ian 10 me as trustee, dalpl ON rGr y had
ccmber. A. ID. ISIS, AMI nN,nnIrl in nn'a} Oh
the Clerk of the County Cont ~ n ~ 1rs'
w. Va, in deed of tuI>t h..L pn,rI "'' t'Cla
$50. | will sell, at public auction Al IT, -
of the Court House of Dhin, CT. Wv hJi Sac
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TOR SALE OR TRADE

will sell the Furniture and pi,,r
stock OF Liquors and two Pool TaGI,a iGsa
Wetzel House, in the town Of N.n 10 Tie \,
w. Va AlSo lease on said hou>, IL, Na7llsaS
EeaTS; Also, iiyerE stock Of E~uvsic> oa n,Sty 81
&c. Will sell altogether or srlrar1..' HG7ss
for a farm. Western Land pnrr.rr''I' VII 81
Bad health cause for wanting In >.n
iu25b New Ma1in,rmEN SlE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
Sale Of Valuable Real E,t,t.

DY VIRTUE OF THE Authority yr.rr
ID in me, 10y Il decree ui tu, Nun.,r.r 'rIt
Wheeling. made 0u the 18th De-, ulIIr, i's
"A s,iit in ChnncCry therein I-.I.r- ,a
Mary H.. CrHcran was complainant, 'rI ~"
CraCraft aud Others were dvi,rf,rr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

CoNGREss is expected to adjourn ON
?. The statesmen are getting tired
and so are the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

1HE Mexican revOlutiOniSts have been
trying to make things lively hut it is get
ting q little too lively for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

THAT was a sterling resolution Of Judge
BRANNON's before the Lewis County Con
ventiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

PRINCE NAPOLEON is coming to visit
America. The French Republic has given
him an indefinite vacation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

10y VIRTUE OF \ DIip ~ TEl,T gIf
ID 10y John NJ. Potter and iuml J. rg.r D.
wife. iO me n tpustrc. daiul ,H he l't Cav q
March, ISSG, aud I]rcuul,rl boz ihD ufp sfs
CLERK of the County CuuHul uhru,rHEH. v "a
in deed of trust book -, InH" 'rl | EU. LID
public auction uu the TuiU,e,s. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
Monday. July 18Th ls>,

BEGINNING ut ~ O'clock u. N. ,H. "a t.rl.
ton at the ont dnnr nf lhy Iuur U. -
county, the tulluWin d,erul,gl anal
that j. Ia say: All that certain u.rtr 40 ~
lot numbered /, in s,Iuarr %. Iu Noah y,....N
dition To The said city ut Nh,,Hu.. and 49,
as follows: Beginning on Ilr n.TA 49,
Twelfth street at u I-iUl o. feet anal D. -
east uf Foil street, thence rl,.tlnlH uHt ~
north side at said Iwrlnh ,IrrI., b,t 80.
inches: thence uurihwanIIy 1T rrii gn.s, ~
said Twelfth street T" irrl AMI = iu,h, 49,
wcstwnrily AMI parallel with nn,TUh .-ss
feet and Il inches; theme, NuulluarIg 49,.
allcl with Entl street - i,,J IUI i..L,- IL
beginning; being Ia" same PROPERTY ,i.tn
conveyed Ia the said Mar, T. t.,rn Boz -
beth &. Dewey ami her L. laaI o., .,,IIrg
an the nth day at ApIl, $50
TERMS OF SALE sI.iU. or -p Iu,I r.,
the purchaser may elect, 'i,h "u Ia, E,s.tT
the residue in two equal iUsiI'Iu,rl. lsF,tI !
= and - months respectively lpIf Or. H.l 4
sale, with interest, the pun hH-.I .lI.rl.rs,
for the deferred ~iusiallmrul,. arL ,,u-rs III,
payment Of the same 10y "a J,rlu t lrs u.Hts
property. aud Insurance lu lh, au,uul amta.
Than = 1899 on the building
HENRY v Er-rll.
Slr,aI 'uuu-aatf
hereby certih that l-ul with s,rrF II
been given 10y Tia" NiId Special 'uum.~,au,s
required by said decree.
THOMAS " hNEENn,r dat
W. II. HALLER. ku,lIun,,r
" #
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coNeREssIoNAL CONVENTIONS.
First District.

Al q meeting Ofthe Democratic ExccutiyeC Com
mitt5e for the First Congressional DiStriCtof West
Virginia. held at Clarksburg, July Is, ISL, twas
oeiered;
That a Conventions the DemocratSot the hrSI
CONGRESSIONAL District Of West Virginia he called
~ meet "a Clarksburg, West Virginia, onTUeSday'
ne 7th day Of Soptember, 1856 for the purpose
ID nominating a candidate for Congress in said
Dissrlcs, and for the transaction Of such other
bndneSs as m come before the conventions; and
hat he several counties in said District be re
auasled to send the number Of delegates follow
-. 4 .ssia Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
WgDylSDlY. my gsfh \ D. I'''.

WEDNESDAY. JlLl Zhh'
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a 10. ni tNh" 80
at the front door 81 the '"uH ii"T 49,
county, West Virginia, In sall 'll "gy~
To the highcst bidder, the rhI ,'la. I" ,bd -
Of which Mary <. Brinion 10" H1"''
say: 4H
The south half Of lot Va. &hh w, ~
addition commonly known ~ ',i 49, -
ton" fronting on the B'-l rII,'' 'I,IhFgA
and bcingthe ncxtIDt month 81 iI'a y E-.E
west corner Of TwcHiy. siNih alI hs5 = -
les. however. 80 much II siid nan 80
heretofore conveyed 81 one Phifi't A4JIA
said Mary :. Buntoa and hu|'NH 2 ~ -
October ~, ls6s, AMI HOw ~ n7'Hf i"1~ErHa
OF the Clerk Of the County '"9fl mIcsr~s
deed book d8, nj page w. Shp'h y, H. -
II bounded a. folloNs B"2ihh'IE "a -
~ sJ ~. - i'd Il the iI.1
nlns LII VII - half lt tbsns
,g,hh ,he sor,h ,tno1 oSihe balflOt & t+tS
na,aiieI NTH The vet line i0 The rHssS
thereof, and from tbencfE -"
beginning. uherbIpS
On the part Of sait lt to y "''
tyo-stOry brick dwcHing hmI''. "a ta-tas
TERMS or sALA -Oneth"rI~ ~ pBrtss
money and 10 much Aporr th'i,'H ~ ~
shall elect 10 pay, In 9aSh % W. tnaflEss
residue thereof payaHe ~ "" - a AZ -
in n and two year tUiA tbe -, ;, bVs
interest from that dad The IL.baz ~
notes for the deferret1 paynSiN T.SanNH
with personal security theftih ,sls b lsFf
Special Commissioner ADJ WI ,aym.pGH~
erty sold 10 he retainI 4 Bnli w
ofthe purchase mo1IeiILygED CtLDsLlLz
special C0mA
STATE or WIZ, vwl,rL corsno q or'"
oF WHEELING: ad 0af
!, Thomas NJ. Da1fsb, CIsfL "n,wga So
hereby certify THAI the sbD1 "A srG5Y .
Commissioner has kHven bspI
required by law anh aid n,pEAH OsL
June d. fsSG. |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber viii sell ortr,
property near the City Of Wb,rI%i,,e l%r asn,R-
Acres OF Big Wheeling Crr,L Pam CSs
from the city. Land very level TT,aieea -
OF Good Fruit. Water in EycH rt5IifS e OnL,ss
tages and Cold Well Water G5h '.eld; to -
Fences; plenty of Limestone AMI !, ,s.a CsS
out on the land. A purchaser ran "a 80 eNl.
gain. naEt
jylSeSgh Office, IlGO Main - - hNlNG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CTATE OF WET vII9"i>IA, or
= Ohio, City Of Wheeling. 10 u' A
Court Of Wheeling.
Missouri /. Brint0n, and other bJ
next friend, &c. IN ChE0T
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Sale.
SALE.
Valuable CITY Business Pronerty

sa MA R' sliy Business Property and Ful,.
& Chapman. No. IFS Many n%T s S'CcgpIeds g M
residence Of John Zoeckler, dec and lie ~
Fulton, are offered for sale. Fos =, ~sitaas5SS
ply to LOUIS c. sTIFEI. TF I'm q
JUS No. 40 NsfsVultnf,
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TE~ SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

FoURrH DlSTRICr-At SiStesyiIe, Scptember5 .
mWAM
FIFTH DIsrRIcT-At Point Pleasant, July - at
HAM
sixth DIsrRIcr-At Huntington, August Is, at
10 A. NJ
EiGHTH DBTRICr-At Anderson, september -
atl2M
NISTH DrTRICT-At Charleston, september =
TENrH ~DIsTRICT-At B~Uckhanuon, July -, nj
l0AN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

Being one for every 100 votes cast for Governor
wilson in 1881, and one for each fraction of 80
and over.
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman.
Is J. v. BLAIR, Secretary.
sEcoND DISrRICT-At Kcyser' August p NJ
Han.
THIRD DISTRICT-At Coal Valley, september l.
atuAM
FOURTH DrsrRICr-A Point Pleasant, August
"a, Nc 10 N.
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JOHN L WELSH.
WA. lIPPHARDT,
]. A. NJ. SEITz,

GEO. HoRNUNG. Constructing ENGINEER.
MARrDfs fERkys O., July IS 1854 jyl5
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Mary J.. Cots and other

Mary J. Cots and other ,uzu
Pursuant Ia the authority y'i"l W. ~
DEGREES In above culier, ono u."'' a, =
Iss5, and the other On JnuuaD ~ -
dersIgued SIcciaI Commissioner vii -ii'"
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.
Wanted--Hay and Straw

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
L July ~, ISS6, to furnish the West Virginia
State Fair Association with Fifteen Tons of First
class Hay, and Fifteen Tons of Wheat Straw, to
he put up in lOOpouud balls and delivered on
the grounds, on or before the LIST day of Scptcm-
Der, lS>6. GEORGE HOOK,
iv1t Secretary
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Aew advertisements.

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE Sc
MI CURITY. Enquire OF w. H. RISEHAEr,
ll63 Market street. H1T
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Trustees Sale Of Ohio COQHtI Real EsfL.

W. II. HALLER. ku,liuu,,r
WHEELING. June hIh, ~, .lH