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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

SUPERSTITION still holds some court and
sway in the world Intelligence and rea-
son wave their wands in vain. The evil
spirit of brooding superstition will not
melt into nothingness. While the ten
thousands upon the ten thousands thronged
the ways of London Thursday, and blocked
all access to the houses of Parliament, the
great clock in Victoria tower, the mechan-
ism of which rings out the hour upon
Big Ben" stopped just as the moment ar
rived for Gladstone, the grand old man."
to leave his residence for the Commons, to
unfold the Irish bill. It was mere coin
cidence Clocks, like all machines. wear
out, need lubricating, repairing and clean
ing. 1t so happened that the time came
for the Victoria clock to stop just at the
hour Of the greatest political excitement in
London. But by thousands it was esteemed
an i'll omen, and it had its due effect. But
why? Why not an omen of good Why
not read it as the emphasis of an hour big
with great good for Great Britain, in
which the pacification of Ireland may
possibly have begun, and with it an era of
rest and peace and prosperity for dis
traeted country? Why should the stop
page be more of i'll than of good promise Z?
The superstitious soul constantly looks for
evil, ever expects i'll, is on perpetual guard
against bad influences Its attitude is one
Of unchanging defense. Its shield is ever
up, and its visor always down. Such a
soul goes through the world as ship
amid icebergs. 1t invites disaster by ex-
pecting it; it beckons assault by its tim
idity. 1t houses ignorance by closing the
portals of the mind to knowledge. Yet
while all this is true, there is not of all of
us one who has not some little grain of su-
perstition in his composition, and herein
is the strangest of inconsistencies. Reason
teaches US better, but still we pay tribute
to the superstitions of custom for no bet
ter reason than that we inherit them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

SAYS the San Francisco 4Lta: Labor
has nothing to hope for from anarchy A
truism. 1t has all to lose from it. Capital
is coward. Its wings are always poised
for fight. 1t can take care of itself in
nearly all cases, and can suffer some loss in
doing so, and still flee. Let labor PROSTATE
capital, and it will find the result to be but
a hollow victory. And the same may be
said on the other side. Capital cannot
throttle labor and not suffer in turn.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

The REooRD-UNIoN IS the only paper on
1e coast, outside o. Sd, Francisco, that re
ce,rcs the full Associated Press dispatches from
all parts Of the aporld. Outside Of San Fran
cisco il has no competitor, in point Of mum
bers, in It's home and general eircatiat6A
throughout the coast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

Central California" will do. Central
is however, far the truer and better term.
1t naturally conveys the idea of temperate
Wiley and plain, of warmth and shelter,
while southern and northern cannot be
easily disassociated from extremes of heat
ond cold
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10
II IS strange how prone the Eas,er

IT is strange how prone the Eastern
mind is to judge California unheard. Be-
fore our side of the story of the reception
of the Chinese Minister was heard or
asked for, Eastern journals tried this peo-
pie, convicted them, and demanded the ex-
ecution of biased Judgment, founded on
ex parte testimony that was clearly the
part of preconcerted scheme little less
than yillainous.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
san Francisco and vicinity. He is. SuthoriIe1
to receive advertisements and sub ac.sptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms q md u, der.
chants Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10
Never Give HIN.

.. If you suffer with Asthma, Bronchitis.
Consumption, Bronchial Catarrh, or any
disease of the Throat Chest or Lungs. YOU
will be surprised at the rapid Improvement
that will follow the use Of few bottles of
Santa Able, the most palatable cough cure
in the world. Guaranteed by all druggists
and the Abietine Medical Company. Jos.
Hahn u Co., wholesale agents for Sacra-
MEMO
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

AT the customs department in San
Francisco forty certificates for admission of
Chinese have been received from Port
Townsend, every one of which proves to be
fraudulent and a forgery. On these GER
tifcates forty Chinese were admitted not
entitled. Now will we hear of any indig-
nation being manifest at the East because
of these frauds by aliens upon our laws {?
Not one word The Eastern sentimentalist
has ears and tongue only for the wrongs
of the Chinaman not word does he utter
against the alien for cheating the law, and
beating" his way into the country.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

THE Carson appeal wittily suggests that
in these "anti days it would be g wise
plan to organize an anti-send-away-for
your-goods organization. If the coast is
ever to succeed in manufacturing, consumers
must make the demand for the homemade
goods. Following that encouragement
will come distant demand, and thus re-
liable market will be fostered. The princi-
pie applies to home patronage generally.
1t is duty, demanding possibly some self
sacrifice, but as a rule not any material
self-denial, to purchase supplies of home
dealers. When we send abroad for that
we can as well purchase at home, we dis
courage the business at home, upon which
the prosperity of the community depends.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

MRS. NJ. s. CUSHMAN, 18th and H streets.
JUDGE w. A. HENRY, 9Th and streets.
C. (. GRUNSKY, 18th street, bet. o and p.
C. b. STRONG, 24th and streets
MISS MCKEE, ] street, bet. 9Th and 9th.
MRS. W. HICKS, It'll and streets.
MRS. o. BUTLER, 1921 Il street.
HON. E. F. TAYLOR, H street, between 10th
and 18th.
HON. D. W. SPEAR. Auburn.
J. P. CLARK, SOC N street.
F. BIEWENER, 4th and N streets
SWISS SALOON. K street, bet. It'll and sth.
A. GRIFFITHS, Yolo Station.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10
l.. l.. LEWIS l. co.
r. T. T. ER Il M CESS

with much pleasure following citizens
Celebrated JEWEL"
STOVES, IN wv
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-10

DIR. ". W. LIGHT, l ST. bet. 1lth and 18TH.
GEO. SMITH, 10th street, bet. G and Il.
MAJOR w. I. WALLACE, P st., bet. 9th and It'll
n. J. TOLL, 18th and streets.
n. S. HOYT, 9th and q streets.
C. H. NEWTON, Washington.
F. S. HOTCHKISS. 1918 Sd street.
R. PARKINSON, Dixon
PETER NEWMAN, sth bet and K.
MRS. A. PIERCE Auburn.
SAC. ELECTRIC LIGHT CO, 9th and II sts
- SANBORN, 1915 P street.
MRS. K. THORN, 9th and streets
E. E. MYERS, It'll street, bet and Q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

legislature the Democratic party will be
thoroughly united, because the honest
yoemanry OF West Virginia will not be
pulled around by any Camden or anti.
Camden faction. Here in Harrison coun-
ty, the party will not stop to inquire OF
Candidates who they are in favor OF for
Senator OF who they are against,
because that question is Of minor import
auce compared to others that will be
raised.
Now, some one may have curiosity to
know VIVA. the position Of the writer IS
upon this question. To satisfy such, we
will state tina, as an humble voter We are
in favor of the very best mau. II there IS
any better man than Mr.. Camden, then bg
all means retire the present incumocn,-
otherwise, retain him. We venture another
prediction that should Mr. Camden be
retired, then the Hon. John } Davis would
succeed. And why not? John j. Davis
is head and shoulders above any other man
in the First district who is eligible. HurTah
Tor Davis, and Camden, too
If you vii! allow space, We want to say
something subseJ .entlg coucernIU- you,
Washington correspondents viuiication OF
Commissioner Miller in his appointments.
1t looks as if your correspondent aPpre-
ciates the distribution CT the offices by u
hierarchy OF forces composeG OF our krp
rs5entatives az Washington, the chei
central figures o! which are the Senators
Whist the Democrats are after low Is
the offices. aud if this hierarchy must deal
them out, lust SO they come all right, bat
bring them around b. all means. Sure,
the mills of the gods grind slowly.
Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof
As we said, we have more to say on this
subjec' HARRISON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

o., the 18th day Of September, lso t.
when Nr Coon was acting Secretary Of the
Treasury, jus, before the appointment d
Judge Gresham 10 succeed the dead Fol
ger. n call Tor $I0GooOoo Government
boads vas issued Ia that gear there were
sven Gals a-rreEatirg S70O00,oO0. But
Nd call was made from september, l-si
do Fl 70 the call for $lO,O0O,oOO which
@as issued last week. The net balance O.
gold then in the treasury vas $4,000,
300. Its uos $li7o.0OOO. There sr'
a'so $4,000 GO mose crern5acks in tn,
treasury now than then. There il still
room for % .sw more ooud calls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

Tur Iu;eHigea.a- y.r.ohr ~.-..U-
said, in so,akt1.o, r,5s. ,.n.c. .s-. ,>rs
structures upon be press l,- ,Nc
ClmgrAyrr has been show Co be-
E5er,jue aud Sc ,,ry incest oa.
ys, the Republican press b.a by CON
mon consent agreed no. - aaagv him r;.a
references 10 the 5.ark s.as of hil ,havac
ter.
While such statements rs "a. a55v, a-e
made, President C.sru,yn.~ s'r.care5
will be appropriate 4 ca,.aip p'raoo OF
the Republican press did say SON. low
dirty things a6ou, We. C..s. ,>o during
the campaign. all Of which
they wee heartily ashamed o,
when the f;h, was oy-r aul they had
cooled OF somawh,- Bar r-y Ju.a ct
tina, which was said Was proven. CetAin.
IL no ls'r minded m4a w.U assert the
President a. up vas . H5ay..-. .gm The
iuGorma..g1 psy.sasi "a ;a- P>?ava
Then w ROW. dos or,
eatrewea csr.-m2g-trvauIsr.sks 10 place
this urws-rhum1., s-g-.a.- a0or rhs Pres
idents charsc.-- 3D.. les hon- /. has sst
the auguaca w.raga. f..ly real. ..ar cte
real pur.o,t U. i.s meaning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
HARRISON SPENNs.
, conservative Scu-jhl" Writer Airs His
Views "u the Senatorial Question.
L.u..ur3Er. ". Va. January {.

6eio, r-alrr &. your valuable paper il
perhaps wr't no. be t-cs7ss,ing 10 writs
sua,hio. t7gso this place, The subject
winch na.ura.Ig suggests i.sel' - politics
,rl.a the Eu3rsrsg aavo.ssa great deal O.
space 80 HI. question And IN the mean
rsue trvnts OF other tIu lily important sub
ICES. Readers OF the R.GIsrEE have seen
pro ,,s coluaus communications touching
on thr Srna0riN succession rom differ
en-. see iu.s Of rhe Sta-e. All the writers
sem 70 a.ree upon ono thing that the
p-wc.ra,s are Ia danger o. losing tie
.I--,iou-uu,ess the party Yield TO ihsir
be- writers peculiar wh;ns. Whist ar
u.a The great and growing Democratic
vtrrv ll0w.ng the lead OF such men a:
,onr HagIy correspondent, your CORE
sooudaut rom Lewis, or rom Marion
cagu,ies. who having tailed IN their lead
sgsaic heretofore. ToH seek to dictate 'ol
gh, party S.r.0ge that there he men who
are 70 p-a.viiced that in order
20 3gt,a, o~a man, they cry, dan
ger dNnrcc. >. you do 80 AMI so,
10 De explicit. these men say II Mr.
Camden seeks q reelection, then We are
defeated. but /! some one else IS to be re
,.-a.l. ike Lucas. Raymond, or Wilson
.aru the u8rty success IL assured. Now
wins ai this cpp0sj-io- 10 Nj. Camden
Is .- .,c,use he has betrayed a trust like
Vun.er. O. NlrEJuia' or Is !. because ht
fs.- NOT possess tie ability a Senator
should " IA il because be is so extra
o-a.-ar.gv wealthy Certainly Senator
Candies is q thorou-h Democrat; certain
&c "a .a rSs the necessary ability; and
teen D. mis- riches aye nll1-."aate 10 him
b. isiua Dad fix Indeed. 10 say one il
no. eligible 70 p-liticst pre,rrwsnt because
o. his wealth sayors o.. "craukyuess.
To be sure. Mr Eii,cr. there are a
s.or, Il mea in the state Of eqnai. and !
may say superior, ability to Sena'ar Cam.
J.r-soue few whom the writer would be
,lst 20 see succeed 10 the Office. bat the
idea ,la, :. Ng. Csmdens reelection is al
issue IN the next campaign the party Is
sure a. Getslt Is nonseUslcal, Tor We can
elect wlomsorysr We please; prori'ta
", vat up the riga, sort Of men for the
LrEisAt.Ce-Eot such "squealers as your
uasiy man, nor such djctsiors as some Of
yoyr other correspondents.
Here, IN Harrison. We have two or three
gentlemen upon whom the Senatorial re
,s,,a you'd hang conplacently Such
ms& SIS JUhu Bassel, John J. Davis, the
latter being the tallest in the camp, would
mas "a good record. Now in order 10 see
,hose men elevated, must We, Of Harrison,
ss.. ouc Only salvation lies in their leader,
ship Certainly not.
Wa uJss cease our pickering and work
.o- harmon ami victory viii be easily
~lr.
venture rae prediction that in the next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
DIR cSosEy ON GREAT FORTUNES,

DIR COSBY On GREAT FORTUNES,
The comments OF the New York Sun
upon DR.. HowhRD CRosBY.s opinion that
there should be legislation limiting wealth,
have called from him tie following very
concise and interesting statements CON
corning his position.
81. Dangers 70 the peace and prosperity
Of the country must De guarded against By
the Goyerumeat aud laws.
=. Men and corporations SO large pc,
cuuiariig IS 20 De able 70 buy up Legisla
tuees, are danger 20 tae peace aud pros
peri;y Of tie coautry.
3. Tue acquisition aud holding Of such
wealth should De carefully hedged about
By wise legislation.
There Is my sgIIogisn. Nov let me
add lew uo!es:
Il. \ large past Of the enormous wealth
OF individuals and corporations is made by
lying, stealing and oppression. The run
aing up and down OF stocks, what is known
as ouIdns and bearing, IL practical lying
aud has nothing 20 do with real values
Stock watering is nothing but stealing,
Creait Mo5llier schemes. b7 which direct
o-s roo stockholders 70 enrich themselves
.-s common methods OF expressing the
-
p =, Who have been fooled Into putting
.h='7 Little al INTO stocN'
'2 tu' rich mar IS projected by Ia"
and waas with preferred creditors and
property held in his wites name and a
agrdce5 other devices, he fails AID is as
ycl Is eyer. The poor maa IS thrown out
d; employment, AID has NOTHING to fall
back o.. IL can be tlFued out at mo
ne1, notice, aad has 10 redress.
"&. W. need legislation that will defend
the poor. e :, making a months notice
n rassa-y 5-.ore dischargiug a hand, pay
in, him by the year as q saiaried man, and
siv.r, him o p-opor;.oual interest in the
couc-sn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAN or JAN
UNRI. 1856.

commencing az it clock 2. ~, eel. ~ pEHii "ut
ton 70; the lICt door OF the tOUTi House 81 SAID
ruuuiy the south part Of The lot uI'Hhcrci Ok ~
IN the sIuaru numbered iUrl"au on, ~ the cast
side 0i Cnnu'in sweet, III said county, h"tng 80
.nuCh OF ,aid lot a. lies rei Tcsu tie s1u'h"ru
boundary Of said lot and lino drawn parallel IN
said southern boundary and distant lprty AID one
hall iyat IhCreT, IN, aud baiug the sam pi,9r Of
ground y LIyh WAS conveyed Ia the said huu"T hey
Ey Thomas MCkenuau GIi his wife ~ d"eh dated
the 10Th day OF rel tewhtr 1864, and recorded IN
.aii Office In Decd Book 40. s. page 25I.
AND ALSO the piece Of Ground part oil said
lot numbered one ID, which was conveyed To- the
said Abner Key ry william II. i!"arne aud Lis
wife w deed rlaiCd the fourteenth GaT oil JuI".
DO the year rs and reCyrlct I'm Sa'd Utt."in I'ci
BOOK Numbered :. ., Iggr iN5; vi ion .Gat mcntlcnrI
p!e,e of ground j. bounded on the North ~ EIyy
cntn street, extending along ihc sTth Side ~ ihai
street about tuilty-tETuT and nell beats IN Ia
.,sr hv an alley forming the eastern boundary II
-aI lot uun bcrci Cmoi on the south by 'h' pari
Of sGJ 10. numbered ono hTs' herein Cos,Tlbtd,
an! on the west uy The portion ~ said I0i ru'H-
prr,tlp,.c which va cow. yod 10 justine" tine lie
Of Never Hgymlu. by decd dated September ;.
ISL. aud recorded iu % ottca In Dead Book mum
brnd u. Ta.u 81.
r5.i,vn the iil 20 n2 god, Int sciitu- a. iru'-
tee Iuntcr ak t. COuv-, III tlteOlIy - hy sad
prcis Of I.u,i s.. U'horisJt 10 %! aud o-rycy
.- Aforesaid
g.Ers o. ~.IH O~c third II tho pr,l77c
money, and a' mU,h upT' ~ The purchaser WsN
chocgc 10 pay, 10 ne pad iu hand. and the r,maH-
der with interest IN r..G !Ist.mcut- in one aha
iyr. ye:vs non the day Of sic; tH" ur,h1srr
g.luy hi. Notes with sali,artOry uCr- ~ -r' unity
tyr the deferred m.ra.:Nnul-. All the % 80 10 ?" It-
tsir,d or decd a. trust on a." pa. ny tDb 10 ]"
gwen ~ '''''''.'''' DANIEL LAMB,
te-G Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

'NtFICE Of TRE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
I Cocrt. Ohio gOGnty. state OF West virginia
In the matter OF the probate Of paper STlt.n.
purpOrtiuc TO BE- the last will and testament O.
John Brooks Jay ks1u, deceased.
Tue object o. the petition rIci IN this matter
on the 9th day Of December 4. -. l>'5, b, O.
have admitted TO probate pap,y writing PgrTvrl-
ing 10 he the VIII q IohH BsroSs iagk'5g, DE-
ceased. beIr!ns date on tina i-th day Of NoyeIoegr
A. u, ISL. aud II Appearing nom igr petition
6IsI with me In nv once that Martha Cave. wife
of John Cave residing Ia ROyton Oldham, LauCs-
shire. England Is s nonresident 81 this State II
IS ordered thai ,he does appear n my office, IN tie
City OF Wheeling, IN thy county anu state N"re-
aid on The auth dav OF January, :. II. 1856 a, 10
u'c.ock a. IN, aud do what IS ucuesary to proleC.
her interest In ,rid matter,
Published he hrst time reoembsr 81, lSS5,
IacSloavt GEORGE HOOK, Clerk,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
,ro.pAY. TEBEI.RY lit, 1856.

commencing 81 10 o'clock q II, the following de-
.crih,d lCli estate lying and Icing situate o.
Xaur's IS and, iu the Cily Of wheeling, 'l"u'y o,
ohio, ard statA o. Wcst Virginia, aud bounced
and described as follow: .
llc.inulng at a ! oiat on the south '+e OF DR.,
ina street ST Nty-sCvuu i-D feet I0ur and onr-.ai
a. lnclr,S C.'i 81 !CrGsF wanna 'inrii ih'a'
asivari rIrn- tho south $50 q RHS!i. '5. r'
tifrlS one tTl1 t,s'. rhcuu' '"U.hvf'd Ta@i Oh. J"
Peuns. wanna sweet 0ir hundred and Is. E-h!''
yji let eight tS inches - m alley tnr;'' wei
TarI along faiI alley a. LIl'' ier ien JOB ia' ~,
Thence L0rihwaTi and rIrli.,! To lyul'l wanna
s'rr.. Elty-tEO - 'C"' rir" 81 hos; thence
westward aud parallel % Virginia street '@eEiy-
Two -. feet two e. inches, thence norihTara
p.rald 10 r'uu-rlSsriI street syr'nlS-'N i'v
let eleven AZ inches t. the TIAr' O. GCE li!I
no title &, blIirra! t. 40 perfect bat tc.lrE t.,
tru,roo. ,hal' rnly convey V!'' sit":|' warranty
such lille a. IS vtsr.t 'a n" 70. 30" t''t 70. nus.
Trims OF Sale. tine tHrTi - tn" r'r'nlsr
money. or 50 much rm,' o| ~" purchaser Lazy
rl,rf. cash in hand o-a-i.IA tT'r'"' "'h .l-
lrres' ig u;c year, ans '.f ,"a.Hi, ihvi oi VIE
Interest o. s.-r yylG. rrt.H ~ q .t.", 'H' D. D.
cpAzCr git Ing ns les vim ."rs ~.'nr O. JOB .I'
'afc,rei ptymruir rn I tE' 'r.'I 'i" J." 10" h.'
.,arty sold T. h. rr..r.rpi H.... Ia'"'ni ~ .i O."
no nrirrn9qp pol 0r.v rrs I. '-r'-i ns "n d l'HsI
.Scu,ity WILLY" ;. Gu-HUkHr
'''"''S' Tr-s',,.
I &. UEEyI.r. IA. t.'u.rr. de'-.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
ComparlsOns Are Odious.

The city of Chicago has never been &c.
cused of an excess Of modestg IN regard %
its claims for distinction in one way OF the
other. In this respect It is not unlike Boz
ton, though it must be admitted that It
does not base its claims on the score OF
culture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
This is a Very Mild Winter.

We have not seen Miss Gait Hamilton
Christmas apos;rophe to the nauona! ad'
mi0is,ration this year. In tact We have
seen very few OF Miss Calls So lucu5ra-
tons floating around through the c'rcuI'
ambient atmosphere lately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
JAS. n rANil, Ueurr,l manager.
TIE REl.ISTER.

West Nirginian~ SOiOurninG in
Washington can always lind che
DAII.S Es,&IsTER Oh the conn
ter OF Lcplry ~ Fin~ter, news
dealers, 1I5 Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

THa Ohio Republican, caucus will to day
name their man ter Senator. The >uEH-
NAN men sre living In h..h ,ajrH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

SENATOR WILSON, OF the Ohio Lag'sl"-
ture hes prepared . bin increasing the
Goverrors salarv to 5000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

THs Commissions Of Agriculture Is
calling The attention o,ths people 30 .oo2c-
co culturr az GUe ar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

THs Committee on Privileges aud Flee.
tons Is now ia Cincinnati, .oosir: after
frauds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
ABE STILL TRiVNpHGNg I!

Fer fltecn years they Lave steadily gained u
favor AMI with sales constantly Increasing haze
bCeoue the Wost popular corset throughout ih5
UL!'@i states.
The - quality is warranted 10 a.Hg f.... 0g .a.H
as ordinary Cars.E. We havr lately introduced
the C. and L u GRADES with I-'~r i"g IlH.U, ami
We can furnish them hen pIvtsrrei.
Highest awards IRON al the Worlds crra: faiTs.
The last medal reCeiH 81 IS for Fast N.'.' % l..r.-
from the late EXPOSITION r. 20 n >Cw GrgsDg
While scores Of patents have he,G found worth
les. the principles Of the Glove Fitting nave
proved invaluable.
Retailers are authorized 10 refund morry. IT, on
examination, these Corset, jo not pro-e rs repre-
sputci. For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free on application,
THOMSON, LANGDON { CO., n. Y
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GEO. n. TAYLOR.
Fo9 Rent.

lNuH RI e. THE UOusE Sow OCCUPIED
I hg rank toeu, "u South Penn street, Island
lately huill, and hts Waf'r, as and bathroom.
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FOR SALE.
ChapIine Street Property for Sale

10Y VIFTI. OF TWO DEEDS OfrJ 81 To
1 } nae. made by Abucr Key and his wife, one o.
wLi,n is dar,i the INcn,v f.lh lay Of lE.T IN the
wear 1872 4 d recorded In the Jerk Office nj the
County ioUrt o.! ohio county, Wet Virginia, ~
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year 1854, and Ierouirl iu SAID office In Feed o.
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PETER NELTY & c.,
Importer, aud Wholesale Dealer. in
Wines and Liquors.

WHISTLES: Doughertr's Pure ny
Monticello Pure Rye, Glib, On's Pure ~
Belle of Nelson Sour Mash, %. T. {. i"J
IOr's Sour Mash, Kentucky stsnd"T" 81
Mash. ..,
Also large assortment OF & entuCfy B0T 80 /.
Eve whl.fles, .uch a. Hume, New ca, i',-
Grain. McPhersou, John Emmon'; Gsh :. rn =,
er-Chanpagne, Rhine Wine, Fine Ia!i''"'
Wine and iull line Of Bottled dool'. 40
sole Agency for Weit virginia ioi
Patent Easr Faucets.
ana PETER WELTY co., llls NAN .
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Tnr Ohio is on a ranPag.
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.;ga: kySgRTIBE&sGa.

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UvAYTgp- TRO OR THREE ROOMS SUIT;
w able FOR light housekeeping, IN contra, lrI I
Of tho CITY Address IN, tn once, !eII- Y
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yrvANTEp-A GOUD GIRL TO Do HOUSE
. w work. App.y at -. Twelfth street tanoq