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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
At Benview CampSrounds.

Special Correspondence gT he Register.
BELLvIEw CAMPGROUND, August 10
The continued rains of Friday night and
Saturday morning kept many people away
from the grounds The morning services
were dispensed with. At 1870 a. m. Rev
Bolton, of West Liberty, preached on the
Divinity of Christ. At 3P. IN. Rev. l.. r.
Jones, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa, preached on
Jesus, the Good Shepherd" Rev. Lewis
Phillips closed the services. At : p. m.
Rev. II. Knox, of PittSburg, preach
ed on the wise choice OF Ruth.
Sunday morning dawned bright and beau
tiful. The rain had laid the dust. There
was perfect jam of nearly ), 600 people on
the grounds. Morning services were con-
Quoted by Rev L. Il. Jones. This was an
experience meeting, and all who ever at
tended y Methodist camp meeting knows
something about an experience meeting.
At 10 a. m. Rev. Knox preached on BE
lieving in Christ At 3p. M. Rev. Knox
again preached. At : p. m. Rev. Knox
preached, his text being Genesis II chapter
and 10 verse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES.

THE st. Louis Age Of Steel Of last week
has an excellent editorial from the pen of
Gold Short" on the relation of diver
sified industries to trade. In the activity
and depression OF trade like the rising and
ebbing of the tides experience has taught
the manufacturer that trade continues to
be remunerative just 50 long rs production
is restrained within the limits of the
actual necessities of consumption. The
way to guard against the strain of IN
restricted expansion and uncurbed prOduc-
ton, says the Agc Of Steel, is to have diver
sified industries. Itsays this of PittSburg:
There is one city which has attained
distinguished prominence in the iron and
steel trade, and whose iron masters have
manifested their appreciation OF these
truths and the possession of sufficient in
telligence to provide a remedy to develop
and adopt a system, which goes rs far rs
human methods can avail to prevent the
occurrence of such conditions; that city is
Pittsburg. The method adopted is diver
sity of productions. and the result has been
unprecedentedly rapid, substantial and
prosperous progress"
All this is worth thinking of by the citi-
zens of the Nail City. The editorial con-
tinues in these words, that seem to be
written especially for the benefit of all who
are trying to boom our city:
1.-THE restriction Of enterprise and pro-
ductiOn to one specially will unqueStiOn-
ably, for time, bring fame to eommu-
nifty and prosperity to the producers of the
speciality, but there is in all things mate
rial, inevitable changes, and, in time, a
too exclusive indiyidualiZed application to
one road, to manufacturing success and
prominence brings about cOunteracting
factors and influences, which retard prog
ress, dampen energy, blight enterprise and
weaken that eOmmendable sentiment, city
pride. When the sole dependence of q
community is vested in single speciality,
the situation is begirt with unwhOleSOme
contingencies, subiecting it to periodical
activity, depression and sO-called bOOms
For example, select any standard product,
such as nails, and, for the purpose of illus
trating the proposition, suppose n sister
CITY of Pittsburg endowed with vastly
more than ordinary natural advan-
tages of position and proximity to raw
material and fuel, all Of which have been
splendidly developed by energy and
brought into thoroughly practical utiliza-
ton by enterprise. This condition has,
moreover, been sagaeiOusly utilized for
special industry, immense nail factories
have been built, and the quality Of this
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past six years:
s1.ml-I,G = s1,lILais B

Average loss for six years. S7N,16O 81
The reason assigned by the Governor is
this: The diminished receipts are large
ly, either directly or indirectly, the result
of railroad competition. Tralic'has been
transferred to railroads to save time OF
transportation and tolls have been reduced
to avoid greater decrease OftOnnage. Rail-
roads may secure compensation for dimin-
ution of rates by increase oftOnnage, canals
cannot"
Canals have had their day and gener-
alton like the wonderful One-hoSS shay, "
and the State that expends its money on
them is unfortunate. The great canal
schemes that are attempted to be lObbied
through Congress every year would be
more worthless than Onr river and harbOr
jobs and would be q continued burden up
on our people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
NORTH WHEELING REAL ESIlE

Dy WRITE OF THE krTHORiTi YEIt
ID in them by decree 81 lhr ~, ., "a. a
Ohio county. West Virginia, mhif ~ W =
day of Junn' ls,i;. In n mt IN chaDrV is'l
randiug wherein ClcmcHcy Mcneil ana A''ns
ro,nnlaInan,s and William shelly AMI "s'r
defendants. the undersigned sI'1A. '"'-.''''
ers will, on ,,, s.,
Commencing at ten U'Clnk n mr ~ !,
auciiun at the front dor II %" '1G1 - 49,
Ohio county, West Virginia, " lli' ~ =. 4,
eSt bidder, the following rial estate '''i' >
city Of Wheeling. that l. ~ nay -v.s.,
lot numbered Xix IN the m!llI"h " =
laid ont by BushGcld aud NcNrch'h 100
the rights Of Robert Aarhali ana ., -
mining privileges for cpal. Lclng tbr - -. :
erty conveyed Ia John shelly IN ~. wy ~
Bridget Millcgan by decd dAiTi Ma. -. x
and recorded in deed book nuinbf y =, y
I'm the Office Of the Clerk 81 The '"ub9
Ohio county, West Virginia: also - ~
Lots numbered seven and eght 70 - - =,
field and McMechen's addition u W, 49, ,
Wheeling. being the same prlrifV y, a
CIemcncy shelly and John -Bsil -, al
Chalfant and wife by decd dai'H -. 4 -
1870. and recorded in said 'Ieih "I'
book number ~, page %. .,,-,,f,ls rs-sS
TERMS OF SALE.-One. ihifu - W. y. .,, N
price, or 10 much more NJ the p'tIIs ~, 40
10 pay cash I'm hand on the day ~ ~ I, M -
In two equal instsllments p1}Ayr ~, ~
twelve months from the DAY ~ a. A.. Az q -
payments bearing Interest froia We ", :. s,as
and secured 10 the sati,factl1nm lntsegyyyt
"Reminiscences DESNl- OktgII'+
'''''i'''''' LOrIs ,, s1lfn4.
spcial C0rDS'-'''1
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer'
hereby certify that bond WIN 80 80
been given by the said Special C"niiD'
required by said deere. ,rTcuT1L ca,
July 2ith, 1886.
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product raised to . heretofore unattained
standard of excellence. The city acquires
great fame, in fact to such an extent that
her manufacturers gain virtual monopoly
in the nail trade They grow plethoric
with success and profits, and are enabled
to dictate terms and conditions. COMPETE
ton. that watehful daughter Of enterprise,
realizes this enviable condition of affairs,
her eupidity is excited, and she stimulates
capital to build nail factories in other
localities. Then therace begins, production
is recklesSly augmented, and the pressure
becomes so great that the trade is subjected
10 all the twists, maneuvers and subter-
iuges of all Over-wroUght schemes or pro
ceSses. Labor troubles are incident to TINS
career, new processes are invented, soit
steel is substituted for the original mater
ial, iron. with advantage and profit, and a
lessening of the processes OF production.
During this battle their envied prestige
has been weakened. They further increase
their productive capacities, on the prlnci-
pie that the greater the production the
lower the cost. But what is to be dOne,'
they are not Omnipotent, they cannot in
crease the legitimate demand, and stocks
pile up; trade glutted, languisheS, I'M
wholesome stimulation is reSOrted to, and
prices drop down close, ii not even with,
cost of production. The community, OBJ
liged to sympathize with their chief means
of support, become respondent, they grow
apathetic and talk diSconsOlately OF the
future of their city, even to childishness.
A new element comes to the front, lavish
contribution of nature, adding fully l,OOO
per cent. to the value OF their facilities.
What are they going to do in the face OF
this great opportunity? Their city is close
ON to commercial paralysis. Do they APP
preciate the signs OF the times, the de-
mands of enterprise and progress, or have
thew lost nerve and intelligent ability to
comprehend the situation; in other words,
are their visual powers circumscribed to
the space occupied by nail key?
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF OHIO COUNTY.
NHE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE Sc

TTnE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE SEN'
L crll districts of Ohio county, are requested Il
assemble at the places hereinafter mentioned on
,TrfpD,U 49,, S'', AQUA
of I and p. H., for the purpose of nominating
district officers and cleCtng three delegates to the
County Convention to DC held ut the Court House
in the City of Wheeling, on MONDAY, AUGUST
- 1876, at 10 O'Clock II. m, for the purpose oi
nominating candidates torthc House ofDclcgatcS
and for the appointment of cOnlrrcCS To the Sen
atorial convention, and for appointing delegates
to the Congressional Convention To be held at
ClarkSburg, SEPTEMBER :, ls,G, and to select Il
new County Executive Committee for the cnSu
ing two years.
The following places and judges have been So
lectcd for the purpose Of holding said election:
Washington District-Vigilant Hose House
Judges Vim. Ecnncy and K. H. Phillips
Fulton District-Fulton School House. Judge:
Charles Hoffman and Lawrence Heller
Madison DiStriCt-MarECt House. Judges Danic
Schambrl and b. +. McMcchen.
Clay District-Court House. Judges J. II. Rinc
hart and W. b. Howell
Union District-Atlanlic Engine lfouSc. Judge.
John IL. Downs, ST., and James Gray.
Centre Distributions House. Judges IL. Il
Godfrey and George F. Bot.
Webster DistriCt-United Engine House Judge:
Gregory Warner and Lorenzo Wait.
Richie DiStrict-IIoSc House. Judges JOSEPH
Hydinger and Lcander Mix.
Triadelphia District-LawSon's Hotel. Judge,
John Helfcnbein and John \. Thornburg. Tol
Gate, Judges John Pfurr ana NJ T. Carr. Robin
sons Precinct No. 5, Judges, James oldham ant
John Robinson.
Elm GrOve-Judgcs J. s. Woods AMI Vim. II
waddlc.
Richland District 49, Brick School House
Judges f. NJ. Ridgcly and William Conlcy; aut
Glcnn'S Run School House. Judges Bert Welsh
hans and Herman WciSkc
Liberty DiStrict-Ccnter School House. Judge:
George shorts and George Ray.
The Judges are requested to make return
properly certified. of the books. papers and bal
lots used At said election precincts, to the number
of votes east for each particular candidate fol
delegate, together with the names Of the dele
gates elected to the Convention, which meets on
Monday August -, lSS6.
JOHN s. NAYLOR, Chairman.
c. d. BINGELL, Secretary. au6
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GO AS YOU PLEASE
OK THE
B. & 0. EXCURSION
WEST OR NORTHWEST
Wednesday, August 18th;
Wednesday, September 9th;
Wednesday, September 22d.

On the above dates. the Baltimore and Ohio
Agents will sell Round Trip Excursion Tickct'
10 points in Texas, Kansas Nebraska, MinneSOtG
and Dakota, at the lowest rates ever offered
Tickets will be good going one route and return
ing another. To Kansas points eXCurSiOnSt'
can 90 via Chicago and return via u, Louis and
Cincinnati, or can 20 via 81. Louis and return
via Chicago, with StOp-Over privileges
This il one of the best chances you will ever
have To see the Great West and visit friends.
For full particulars and rates call on Agents O
the Baltimore and Ohio. or write to John Lane
Passenger Agent, Wheeling, W. Va: L. +. Dom
baugh. Passenger Agent, FOStOria, o. Mott, Pas
ScngCr Agent, Columbus O.; Geo. F. Lee PaSSen
ger Agent, GAINESVILLE o.; or Ben Monet, Jr
2lS North High street, Columbus. aus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

EVERY kind of obstacle that can be in
vented is put in the way Of the entrace OF
the b. < o. railroad into New York City.
The latest is the refusal of the New York
and Baltimore Transportation Company to
receive Z. & q. freight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
First District.

Atameeting ofthe Democratic Executive Com
mittse for the First Congressional Distrietof West
Virginia, held at Clarksburg, July lS lSS6, twas
ordered:
That a Convention OF the Democrats OF the urSI
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
10 meet at Clarksburg. West Virginia. on Tuesday
the 7th day Of September. 1856. for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Congress in said
District, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the convention; and
that the several counties in said District be re
quested to send the number Of delegates ioiio~'
-. a., s,;A Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
cantain,s Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and New York, had
been troubled with coughs so that he was
unable to sleep, and was induced to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for ConsumP,
ton. Ii not only gave him instant relief,
but allayed the extreme soreness IN ms
breast. His children were similarly at
fected and a single dose had the same
happy effect. DIR. Kings New Discovery
is now the standard remedy in the Cole
man household and OH board the schooner.
Free trial bottles of this Standard Rem
edy Mt Logan & Co. IS drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
EXPENSIVE CANALS.

Ohio was once considered very fortunate
in having 50 many miles Of canals to turn-
ish facilities for transportation and travel.
But since the State has become network
of railroads, the canals are pr0yinSa very
..t-y,,,r,v IuNury Tor the state. Here Is
something from Governor FORAEEE's re-
port that shows how profitleSS the canals
have been in the past six years:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
Low RATES VIA BALTIMORR 4 OHIO r. r.

rTIHE37TH ANNUAL ONO STATEFAIR WILL
/ be held on the New Grounds, at Columbus, O.
on August 3Oth and 3lSt and September LIST, ~
and 81, lSS6. The New Grounds have been hand
Sumcly fitted up. ami are acknowledged Ia be the
finest in arrangements of any in the country.
Everything New. New Grounds, New Build
inES, New Grand stand New Track.
Premiums, 5000. Races Every Day.
ON the above dates the b. n q. X. K. Co. will
sell round trip tickets Ia Columbus ut one fare
for the round trip. For the accommodation OF
the people number OfSpecial trains will he run
For time of special and regular trains, see small
bills call upon or address the agents of the b.
X o. K. K. au6
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TRUSTEES SALE
NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY

DI VIRTUE OF \ DEED ~ Tgr.T Ma
ID 10y c. J. Mayer and Nancy Na,,fl ,,s
Ia me aS trustee. hearing date uU tie f1, az 4
July, A. d. lSSi. and rrcurir,l 90 The uf.r. 4 q,
Clerk ofthc County count ~ ohio rrllH VI.
Virginia, In Dccd0f Trust Enk Nu -. las. 2 .
will sell AT public nurtiun, ut the irnl i,s{A
Court House OF ohio county, MrI Nirrr. IL
MONDAY. tlGIST 30ih. I>>s,
Commencing AT 10 O'Clock "a N the h3gg
described property. that /, Ia ,ay AUuum
ton Of the south one half of ln, uuml.fri q IN
two (S2) situate on the wet SIDE 81 Nul IN
between Seventh aud Eighth sir,t, Boo - o.
Of Wheeling, county ui ohio aui siA!r Il ~
Virginia, bounded ~ follows. lpWil Bgrig
nj the southeast CuruUrul sat lAun Ma c-,
running thence with said Hr,i nrTh ufblst
lsl feet, more or less. Ia the center II h. M
partition wall Of brick hTl~ .fcdri "a ~
half lat: thence With The ""ui'f u All "a A.
ut right angles with Main Hrrt s"I y N
western boundary Oi the sRld III thenor VA D
western boundary uithr zane, Iuth tItbrsi0
ern line Of said lot. thence with th' sFl@1
line of same Ia the pla'" ~ hcglunibg ig's
with all aud singular thu Guiiing' and ilifii
mpnts thereon aud the hrriiaurlo AID y
purtcnanccs thcrcunto belonging
TERMS OF SALE one bali II ih' I1rifs
money, or NJ much more H. The p.ntt@' a.
elect 10 nav. cnsh In hand On the day a'AF ~
the residue In two equal luSiallmen'' IIIIr :
one and two year respectively FUN u' 2' q
salr the purchaser Ia give hN uUir lang
tcrryt from the day Of sale and With RS. =
soual security for the drfrrrd raym'l, -
the legal title Ia De- retained a., 'urbu s'''7
l.. /. SlIfkL lr,T
&c. HERvEY, Auctinnccr ~
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SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

THIRD DrsrRICr-At West Union, September
FOURTH DIsTRICT-At SiStersyille, September D
at l0-.N.
Sixth DrsrRIcr-At Huntington, August d, at
10 A. NJ
SEVENTH DISTRICT At Occana, Wyoming
county, August %
EIGHTH DISrEICr-At Anderson, September 3,
atm
NINTH DISrRICT-A Charleston, September
TWELFTH DrsrEIcr-At Moorcfeld, on Thurs
day. September L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

THEY are now having some heavy rain
storms in the West, but they come too late
to prevent the injury of the corn crops from
the drouth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

THE Ohio State Democratic Convention
meets at Toledo to-day and tomorrow,
and the Democracy is preparing to move
forward in solid phalanX.
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DIED.

DENINE-On Sunday, August 18th, lSS6, at .
years
Funeral from the family residence No. 4OiG
Jacob street, Tuesday, August 18th, at o'clock p.
IN. Friends Of the family invited to attend. In
terment at Peninsula Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

MEXICO declines to trade CUTTING for q
Mexican horse thief This is a bad joke
on the horse thief
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vetoes of the Presidents,
-.

The following table, which we have pre-
pared with great care from many sources,
shows the number of times the veto power
has been used by the twenty-five men who
have filled the Presidential chair:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

Twenty-one Presidents vetoed 1O6 bills
in ninty-five years; President Cleveland
vetoed Ill in eight months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

SALISBURY is now going to experiment
with an Irish policy.
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SATI'nnIN" W uNlo Nlaatr -

SSNn inis al 10 o'cl@.k = s.Nx
1esSrined property, that j. In Ia, IN ise g..
hhk, situate on the cn-,,,.- TIE ~
Market streets, IN the Ciry - ~ ~ >it,,-t.,
county, State Of West Nin1nf,, ~ ,Nhy>aaI y
the nNlares pertaining thrn%1rS, S'iag' ~
names therenn;o belourinr, I'M. .,'; Az -
Of the ground urOn wb5,p and as ,,'ea}
,Dd dnhAs OF SAiE-Uucha,i u mn. - = -
money or 50 much mon a. hr,s,s. lie -
10 De pald cash on the day Of - I'm sss' l.,
payahle IN six months Win I s,',, All q, II
vale lhe purchaser giving hi>n,,'y,t'''N ne =
Personai security, and The ,l,,~ ~ III 49,
uTSS ~ ~ u">' given a. additional -. - W. K
a. J. u EWT\.
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W. C. BENNETT, Chairman.

Being one for every lOO votes cast ior UO'eiliO.
Wilson in 1851 and one for each fraction OF 80
and over.
W. G. BENNETT, Chairman.
J. V. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DISTRICT-At Keyser, August % u
IL An.
THIRD DlsrRICr-At Coal Valley, September /,
Rt II An
FOURTH DrsrRIcT-At Point Pleasant, August
81 at 10 A. NJ.
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Thursday, tho 18th nor-

commencing com at " o'clock a m l%
,Ss SsIa,s' 10 W. The 'raci Of Land NJ.
me MseS @, Ll''l" Wheeling rr,, VA
H Hs., III ONO county, knowu a, "a, u -
arm p' BOUNDED 10y the aud,ufC : W w ~,
S M c y MTIS 20, \ rney AZ ~, =
"" An n ~" i,i.,s i% Arn'N mon ~ ts -
.r Ano ny y, virtue, ,1 OF sAid drI, vi, ~.
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r~- H.
TRUSTEES SAFE
-OF-
Ohio County Land and Mi p,,,

Rf WHITE OF \ DEED OF rr, f'
y Assignment, made lv MI. hit A,
susanna NJ. CASTOR. hi> Wff,. ' ,', GNsr !,
dated ON tie III day Of F,i.,,,..-.A ne {" -
corded IN the ofllcr of the III >. ~, 4, ,
Court oi Ohio county " Va - . u, 90
pages oce.' Re, will ~llatpelI'l"r DIV. agd "a, :.
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SATURDAY. tho 18th Dayo,I

commencing At 10 o'rl,rA A IN ,sN
irai estate. situate Il, Point Nil, Wv w "fs
liempfeld railnIad, on >alI ,r,t NA'ar Z II
and county, to.wit. The rrM, ~ 90
consisting of ahOut = arr,., - i..NN,' iFfss
ins lai'H 80 oil e. ;. Trrrl. J"cph ~ q
Iot'sr, Mh'. hlEG> and uthrr> viii -. Z
,iis ii"'Sn' Nnt' h"n. crINi mill agI ~, -
,mr,,n. MN aIr water rriSlrc,, AMI -
Each oi said tracts ul L,nI ,n,
wnoie OF III parcels Ia >Ull wrgha..,, -,
TERMS of SALE One ihIrI M L.,--.
money, anu a. much mon 4, IN, nm, y, n
elect 10 pay, III cash. AMI the 49,. 80 -
equal annual lnstalmrul> with mt. u q
from the day Uf sale. ln Ii. ,,rr,,,.i ~ '1'5
trust on the property odd ~ /, 40
Trss
The sale Of the farm a',,c r.r.l.
journed Ia THURSDAY. The 18Th hn a.. -
aud the sale Of the atn,r uAInr,I hi 90, ''' ]"
adjourned Ia sal urday, The 3Id "a, Of L, ~,
Sale will take place ou the pnm!S, "' f"
Ju"eag' J. ! JONES T-.s,
The sale Of the ahHyc PROPERTY /, si...-,.t .
| Ill THURSDAY, AlGIST > I'M H. -
bc sold on the premise, II, 10 u,In-, . D. =,
the mill property "n thcprmis- At !or.,.r-
jy3l II. JONEs T-.,.
The sale Of the alNvc PROPERTY /, sl.s..r.,. o..
Ill THURSDAY, AIudST = l>N his 80,
he sold on the premises At N u.r!,,kar -
the mill property on the premises al .rrT
| p. III. r. JnNE Tr.s-
au1cOdcigi
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HARM FOR SALE
Trustee sSa|eoftheC ,piil !
Corner Of Market S and si,,..,s
in the City Of N Ihs.Ttsll u

RfE VIRTUE OF A pErn or
y by John r Handlan a. ~ ". ,IRr>1
IAN 70 me a. trustee, dated ~, "',,.aE y -
eem5er, 4. u. lS>5. and nnS MA ,he :! t,r =
the Cisrx OF the County C T,,.N IN Iat a
W: Va, IN deed OF tru>, ~ Il" %. -
80. | will sci; at public apr,'',, hGE,,- =
I" 'ns .9nrt house Of Ohio %,a.,A Gt :
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Hem advertisements.

rTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w Homework Must come recommended
Apply at h ESIsHEINER's, Eleventh street.
aul7q
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STATE FAIR.

c. D. BINGELL, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

7 OST-A LACE HANDKERCHIEF, ON sun
DAY evening either in street car or in the
vicinity of LaBelle avenue and Thirty third
street. The finder will DC suitably rewarded by
leaving 1t at this Office or Brice's drug store.
aul6i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-30

ANDERSON of Tho Lake Shore Times
is man of versatile talent and is not
satisfied with practicing law and publish
ing paper, but wants to STOOL sround"
ship yards. Last Saturday morning he
had nothing to do and went to the ship
yard. A steamer was being drawn out
and Jim got pike pole and proceeded
to assist. On those occasions he is lively
and gets into three or four places at once.
As he is not democrat he isn't bit
afraid OF water. While fitting about
with his pike pole he pumped into the
water which was icy cold. He did no
try to rescue the pike pole, but marched
home with the temperature many degrees
below the freezing point.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-30
WAR IN MANITOWOC-

The Wagner Hardware Company has
bought $4,000 worth of stoves at Great
Bankrupt Sale, these stoves were bought
at almost gift and will be sold from 90
to rs per cent. lower than the regular
prices. They sell first class No. cook
stove at $500 aud No. at $50. With
every stove they give written guarantee
for one year, thi. guarantee is from TIE
factory which makes these stoves and is III
full blast to day and one of the larges:
stove founGeries in the world. Every
body can get get repairs for these stoves
free of charge one year after you bought
the stove. Now is the time to buy
Don't forget it is only the Wagner Hard
ware Co. on the south side of the River
which sells these stoves.