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100000 IN First National bank, Den
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, 1886-02-24

FREE TRIAL m scsssss .s; "a eases s., Of
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faith that " Will cum every ease prompts me
10 send a trial pack on receipt Of ~ cents for
postage. etc. DH. A. ~. OiIs. Box ga, Chicago
, 1886-02-24

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the secretary of the territory un.
iii ten C0l o'clock a. m. Thursday, the
18th day OF February, 1856, for the print.
ing, binding, press work, and material, of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
THE FOURTH DISTRICT

Reviewed in the Light of the Recent Con-
To he Editor Of he Register:
RAvENswooD, JACKSON Co, W. Va,
July 13.-The county convention to select
delegates to the Congressional convention
was held at Jackson C.. H., yesterday.
The convention was enthusiastic, order
IL and business like. Resolutions endOrs-
ing Mr.. Gibson were passed unanimously,
and asOlidd delegation for Gibson appointed.
The Roane county convention of Satur-
day sent the delegates uninstructed, but it
is known that four-ffths of the delegates
are Gibson men. This fact was surprising
even to GibSOn's most Sanguine friends,
who would have been satisfied with half
the delegation.
In looking over the field of the Fourth
district in the light of events rs they now
tranSpire, l am compelled 10 say that it
now bears the appearance of a walk-Over
for Gibson. i find that he is much stronger
i'm the country districts than imagined,
and my belief is now, as it has been for
some time, that he is n great deal stronger
than before. l now predict his nomination
on the first ballot and his election by a
majority ranging from 800 to !, 200. From
the looks OF affairs in this district | am of
the opinion that all opposition will now be
withdrawn rs useless.
On last Saturday Mason county held pri-
marieS to elect delegates to q county con-
yention to meet on next Saturday. Quite
a number OF Gibson men were among the
number elected; This is a surprise, also,
coming from Hogs own county.
The lower end will doubtless be as be-
fore. in favor of Gibson, bringing him to
the convention much stronger than
four Years ago. Down there the people are
talking up the fight for Gibson themselves
and number among the working advocates
quite u number o fstrong Republicans and
GreenbaekerS.
The speeches made by Mr.. Gibson, as he
is going the rounds are giving general salts
faction, and his reputation as a worker in
the interestsOfh constituents, is materially
advancing his strength. In fact, he seems
to be q great deal stronger than ever.
The next coun y conversion will be held
in Lincoln county (tO-dayI while on the
10th, Wayne and Putnam hold their con-
ventions. Mr.. GibSen will BE- at one or the
other of their COW ntiOnS.
As appearances 1 DIV are, Gibson will go
into the convention with not less than two
thirds of the entire vote.
am going down the river from here to
attend other conventions, and will send
renOrt of results FEELING and diSnnSitiOD of
the people. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
THE PRESIDENT WILL TOLERATE
NO POOLING.

a n
No POOLING.
President CLEVELAND deserves COM
mendation for his efforts to purge the de-
partments of the Federal Government from
being used as political machines. His let
ter to the heads of the departments can be
read with much profit both by ofieehold-
ers and the people. While he wishes fed
eral officials still to exercise the rights Of
franchise and their proper political priv
ileges, he will not e~Ountenance the de-
basement ofOffce to political ends. These
sentiments can not be read too often
O~fieeholders are the agents Of the peo-
pie, not their masters. Not only Is their
time and labor due to the Government, but
they should scrupulOuSly avoid, in their
political action rs well Us in the discharge
of their official duty, offending by q dis
play of ObtruSive partiSanship the
neighbors who have relations with them
rs public officials. They should
also constantly remember that their party
friends from whom they have received
preferment, have not invested them with
the power of arbitrarily managing the po-
litical affairs. They have no right as Of
flee holders to dictate the political action
of their party associates, or to throttle
freedom of action within party lines by
methods and practices which pervert
every useful and ~iustiiable purpose OF
marty organization. The influence of Fed
eral office holders should not be felt in the
manipulation of political primary meet
ingS and nominating conventions. The
use by these officials OF their position to
compaSS their selection rs delegates to pO-
litical conventions is indecent and unfair,
and proper regard for the prOprieties and
requirements of official place will also pre-
vent their assuming the active conduct OF
political campaigns.
President CLEVELAND Is a man Of action
more than a man of words and he will toll
crate no tooling about this business. His
advice to a New York man whose friend
had lust appointed to Office 4 Democrat
who had been a faithful worker in the
party" still holds good. Mr.. CLEYE-
LANDS advice was: "All right; l have
reason o hope that he will be a capable
and honest man in the place, and Us you
are his friend you had better warn him
thati / catch him misusing that place in
any way for party purposes I'll flip him
out rs quick as lightning-just as quickly
as I'll flip out q Republican for doing that.
/ will not have it-tell him that"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

take their money and lock it up in vaults
is not doing It's duty.
Also, while this surplus is lying useless
yielding no return, the people are taxed to
pay the interest on the public debt. Mr..
MoRRIsoN's resolution win send out S7o,-
900, 900 of this sum for the payment of the
interest bearing debt.
The claim that paying out this sum will
be Reputation or will in any way impair
the Governments eridit, is all claptrap.
There is more than $50,OOO,O 900 in gold
available for paying the debt besides $@,-
600, 900 in greenbaeks and $4,000 900 IN
other currency, and money is pOuring into
the Treasury all the time to swell the
500, 600, coo surplus.
Those who W bonds would of course
rather retain them and receive their yearly
interest from the Government. But this
Government is for the people as WE'LL as for
the banks and bondholders.
The Senate should pass Mr.. MoRRIsoN's
resolution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Another Account of the Spencer Con-
~vention.
n, a. E,Eynr of nS periler.

Another Account of the Spencer Con-
~yention.
To the Editor Of The Register:
SPENCER, July 10.-The Democrats as
sembled here to-day, in mass convention 10
nominate q candidate for county commits
sioner, and to select delegates to attend the
Congressional and Senatorial conventions.
Mr.. LIS. Chenoweth was selected as candl-
date for the county commissioner.
Speeches were made by Hon. Eustace
Gibson, Hon. Chas. Z. Hogg and Hon. u.
p. Simpson, of PIT. Pleasant. After review
ing the Republican legislation at length
Mr., Gibson announced himself a candidate
for denomination for Congress. Spoke IN
complimentary terms of Mr.. Hogg, and
admi ted that he had said to Mr.. Hogg that
he would not be a candidate for third
term, and would not now
be a candidate, but for the earnest impor-
tunities of his many friends.
Mr., Hogg's appearance before the Dem
ocrats of Roane county was greeted with
hearty and prolonged cheers, and he looks
every inch q Congressman. His manner
was mild and engaging. He spoke at length
D o the conduct of the Republican party.
His speech was full of thought and origi-
nality which space does not permit us to
give. He announced himself 4 candidate
for Congress and spoke hopefully OF his
prospects of nomination.
Mr.. Simpsons speech was purely Dem
Ocratic and animating.
The Congressional delegation from this
county stands about as follows: Hogg
about four-fifths, and Gibson about one
fifth. However, we wish to say that
Judge j. NJ. Jackson, of ParkerSburg, Is
known here to be a man of strong charac-
ter and decided ability, and a contingency
might arise by which he would receive the
entire vote OF this county.
DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
MIR. MoRRIsoN,s RESOLUTION.

MR.. MORRISON'S RESOLUTION.
Mr.. MORRISON'S resolution THAT when
ever the surplus or balance in the Treas
ury, including amount held for redemption
of United States notes, shall exceed the
sum of 800, 900, 900 it shall be andis here
by made the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury tOapply such excess, in sums not
less than $40, OOO, 600 per month, during
the existence of such surplus of excess to
the payment of the interest bearing iudebt-
edDeSs of the United States, payable at the
option of the government, " has as it de
serves, so far met with q better fate than
his tariff measure. Congress acted sensi-
bly, in passing the resolution by a vote of
209 to 65.
This resolution is in exact accordance
with the Democratic platform adopted at
Chicago, which says of the then existing
Republican administration THAT change
is necessary is proved by an existing sur
plus of more than 500, 900, 900 which has
been yearly collected from a suffering peO-
pie. Unnecessary taxation is unjust tax
alton"
But this surplus still lies idle in the
Treasury, a temptation to corruption, and
to reckless and unnecessary expenditures.
while such a surplus remains we may ex-
pect great river and harbOr jobs, subsidies,
reckless pension bills and the like. Mean
while this enormous sum ofmoney is lying
dead and useless instead of flowing out in
the channels Of trade where it belongs. A
government that taxes the people only TO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

Why is it that the Republican papers
that have made such ado about the Presi-
dents veto ofthe bill for a public building
at Dayton, don't say anything about his
veto offs bill for an $50 600 building in
Ashville s. C.. ? The President, upon ex-
animation found, rs in the case at Dayton,
that no public building was vet necessary,
and so had the courage to promptly veto it.
What President serves his people best; the
one who through fear of hnpopularity al
lows the treasury obe depleted by reckless
jobs? or the one who has the courage to
stand up against the face of all opposition?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
REPORTS on THE PAYNE INVEs-
YESTIGATION.

No manwhO is nOt blinded by prejudice
and love of political dishonesty and in
trigue, can read the three reports of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
yesterday submitted to the United States
Senate, and say that Senator PAYNE does
not stand rightly indicated before the
people.
The Democratic members Of the com
mittee after a careful examination find that
of all the mass of evidence none was pre-
sented that claimed that Mr.. PAYNE had
any knowledge of or was in any way con
nected with anything wrong, immoral or
reprehenSible, in his election.
The report of Senators TELLER, LOGAN
and EvARTs not only ]corrObOrate thcrepOrt
made by the Democratic members, but
also show that even if such an investigation
We're necessary, the Senate is not the proper
place to make it. They remand it back to
the State of Ohio where it belongs.
If the Ohio gang who have been trying
to bring the nation in to act upon their
disgraceful schemes, wish 70 50 ahead with
their Investigation they can do it on Ohio
soil. Their Courts and Legislature are
open to them. If they can show before
either of these bodies that Senator PAYNE
is guilty of bribery, it is then, rs the re-
port OfSenators LOGAN, EvARTs and TEL
LER states, the duty of the Senate to act.
y But the committee appointed by the
Ohio Legislature failed to find anything
against Senator PAYNE; the Legislature
failed to find anything, and so the gang
were afraid to tackle the Courts and based
their hopes upon p~artisanship in the Senate.
They will do nothing further now than
manufacture "chewed wind" for campaign
purposes, and will lean upon the report OF
Senators HoAR and FRYE for support.
But it will be slender support.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
WellsburG News.
T55cqTqm to he Register.

NpfCtN IttgTuHl % ne KtytNtF.
WELLSBURG, W. VA, July led
ward Hervey. son of James Hervey, Esq,
died at the residence OF his father yester-
day evening. The deceased was q young
man about % years old. His death was a
surprise to the community, rs but few
knew of his illness.
Miss Mary Applegate has returned from
a visit to Wheeling.
Mrs. Oscar Seeley, of Wheeling, is visit
ing ut the residence OF Capt. Cakes.
Mr.. Curran Palmer has severed his cOn-
nection with the firm of Palmer & Wind
sOr and has accepted a position at the Har-
vey paper mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

WHILE the rains of the past few days
have cooled the sultry atmosphere and
made it again a pleasure to live, a good
deal of destruction has been caused to crops
in various sections. The corn crop espec-
tally has suffered. The daShing rains came
at a time when they could do the most
injury to this crop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

I'm deed Of trust book u. plgr III. vii sl|
public auction ou the penis, IN
ThursdN, the ga DAY Of JAY l,0
commencing at 10 O'Clock \ v. hcf.aaYs
scribed real estate on Liilv Wheeling NIL ~
Point Mills station. on the llCmuH,bi H-FE
In Ohio county, ". Va, toWi fine Ta-si
land which arr bOuHirl ~ follow, a. 'v
ginning NJ n stake Uorucr u William Gass u
with his line north ~ eat e lI0 r.r
stone In the line Of JnSIA MU,s.n ihlstTl
the same nOnh iNl " east 10 lN pool $50
thence with the north line "f uf Ns}r gal ~
south 3Sl.o west ~ 10 I"Ir> ina sH" sf1
north 2OL,' west | l-lc a. the bafHlHg NJ
second beginning nj u st"u' un d. SD p1t
the Hcmpiicld miituai, formerly uu'uT u
SiSSion and J. VI. Bell, Theme >,Ilb ~
poles 20 n stone on the uulth stc Of ,1s ~
leading from Roncy's Point {" Wet A,tc..
thence with Glid road u0rh ~" cai u %
thence north $50 eat L. pole Ihran gr-f
east 81 poles. thence north yaN' ''E'
stone: thence leaving the rad nr7h I"
81 POLES 10 Il beech tnr, thrnn HrTh rs
% 3 10 poles Ia Il stone thence n"Hh = -
poles; thence south 81 pole 10 tie bflt-
The third beginning nj the Gnr ',phg ~
west with said railIuih tO the cpnefGi
longing 20 the said mi.mai oJmD4rT ~
with the line Of said lot Ia corner ihs''f =
- SisHDn: thence with the line -A's
TO a Sugar tree stump ar sipnci ih"i'ot 90 !
straight line TO q stone corner ID! - 80 =
fence; thence north IN n straight hhf ~
ginning. containing 3 RCr' mDtc q - :
the coal bank. Alsp the rnyiIcc' % M :
coal under the farm OF J. ! si"1h -ab
property To any extent SAID P'U"Tl
soid as u whole ar in parcel, ~ 'lii lrrli
TERMS OF ShLE-Oncihiui ~ We 80
and rs much NOR" ~ TIE lli'aaN
elect 10 pay I'm cash AMI the rri1ur % go
annual instalmcnts. with inferred ',uS
the day Of sale, 10 bc secured " l"g .
the property. y r-.s
IuO -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

Being one for every 100 votes cast for Governor
Wilson in 1854 and one for each fraction OF 30
and over.
W. c. BENNETT, Chairman.
J. v. BLAIR, Secretary.
SECOND DSrRICr-At Keyser, August D at
HAN.
THIRD DrsrRIcr-At Coal Valley, September,
at n
FOURTH DsrRIcr-At Point Pleasant, August
81 at 10 A. ".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
First District.

AT a meeting ofthe Democratic EXeeuhveCom
mittee for the First Congressional Dtstrictot West
Virginia, held at Clarksburg, July b. lS6 twas
ordered:
That a Conventions of the DemOcrstso OF the hrst
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
10 meets at Clarksburg, West Virginia, on Tuesday
the TN day Of September. 1SS6 for the purpose
of Nominating a candidate for Congress in said
District, and for the transaction OF such o'net
business as may come before the convention; ana
that the several counties in said District be re
ouessed to send the number Of delegates follow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

THOSE who think PRESIDENT CLEvE-
LAND wrong in vetOing so many pension
bills should read the article on the third
page of this mornings issue, 1t is from
the staunchest and ablest Republican pa
per of the northwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
DIED.

MUHLEMAN-On Wednesday, July II, 1856, at
3SOp p. m, LOUISA, wife of K. ii. Muhlemah, OF
typhoid fever, aged % years.
Funeral from her late residence, Martins Ferry,
O., this friday afternoon at . o'clock. Inter
ment at MI. Calvary cemetery. Friends are in
yitpd 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
FOE SALE OR A

/ win sell the Furniture ami r,
stock of Liquors and two ponSu tlxtlis n
Wetzel House, In the town y, ,aoles, h .See
w. Va Also lease on sail New Ns-S
years; also, livery stock Of Rus Tor heS, !
Spring Wagons, Horses, PonitSsies one
DC. VIII sell altogether or ser NGls ne
for a farm, Western Land nrsrsier cEs
Bad health cause for wap;Srs1ed
% sell
ju25b New NsHsiCs Elm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
As Handsome as Newsy.

" .. "VV" -N"F'
The Wheeling REGISTER is one OF the best lam
ily papers of the country, and with its nobby new
dress is as handsome in appearance as 1t isnewsy'
interesting and instructive in contents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

ANOTHER northwestern bank president
skipped yesterday, Canada is becoming a
very noted resort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

FOURTH DBrRIcr-At Sistersyille, sePtcmbcr5,
ut lOA.M
FIFTH DISTRICT-At Point Pleasant July - al
II An
SIXTH DsrRICr-At huntington. August n, at
10 A. ".
EIGHrH DusTRICr-At Anderson, September 3
at l2M
NINTH DISTRJCT-At Charleston, september >
TENTH DErRICr-At BuckhannOn, July -, NJ
JOAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

The Wheeling REGISTER has come out IN an
entire new dress and presents a neat appearance
We are glad to see this evidence of prosperity In
the REGISTER. and hope 1t may continue right
along as long Is the paper ~continuesto beas good
as 1t Is now. For news and clear cut Democracy
the REGISTER can not be beat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

Texas SJTiagS

1t was q negro who acknowledged after
q tempestuOus voyage at sea that he was a
land lubber. He said he dubbed it so well
that he never wanted TO 60 to sea again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
WEDNESDAY lilly 2slL. Aplst

Commencing AT ~ O'Clock n M ~ u p
at the front door Of the cnuIt h'St -
county. West Virginia, IN saii 'Iy 80
10 the highest bidder. the real ,alAl, 80 "a
of which Mary :. BhBiGn diol ND
say: d, II, the tR ~
addition nnmnu known a. join ~ -
tion !" fronting on the west SIDE" - 20
and being the next lot north 81 lhta "a
wcsi corner OF Twenty-siKth a'I Aggg 20
Iess however, "a much o! si4l htNs g.lrF
heretofore conveyed TO one Patr't AJ%
said Mary 4. BrintOn ard hI'iaf1 Y h. =
October ~, 1858, and non 81 fe,Ds 41szrs
of the Clerk Of the County our 1905
deed book So. nj page 90, "hl,ni 81 ~ -
IL bounded A. ~follOw. Beginhlns ~ * .
west corner OF the half loi % az - ,g6yg
ming thence with the easi 'yIrm $40 SO
northwest corner 81 said haii F., =, 100
With the south line ofthe bal ~ 81 y
parallel with the west Hhe W. ~ - ~
thereof, and from thence " ~"
beginning. sdI thraSiF
two-story brick dwelling bpls II tty
TERMS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mOney, and NJ much more 'hs, 1sykss
shall elect 10 pay, IN cash On tDs lrasZ
residne thereof nayablc in iw0 clsA 81 IS
IN n and two Yea. rom the 5ly -
Interest from that day; the thSshss
notes for the deferred payment, .s%guEs
with personal security therein M =
Spccinl Commissioner, and we n,TvsSsS
erty sOld 90 be retained until voc P
Ofihe purchase money. Lprrp caLgEEse
sperL CoO
STATE or wrr VIRGINIA, Cors'' :,
T. Thomas N. Darrsh, clsfk ~ -,
hereby certify that the nd SBS'
Commissioned has given D1na
required by law and said d,1n,pglHo %.
June 81, 1886. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Monday, July Is,n

Beginning at 10 O'Clock a m ~
ton at the frunt door OF the ,TTnL tlhh
county, the following lcScrSuus hoOS q y
that Il TO say; All thar certain ~ 20 R,-S
lot nunoered l, ! square y. In NJ pGSa
uiuon 70 sac city of Wheeling
as follows: Beginning on ,br AID 80
Twelith street at a point 70 fa,. .tia -
east OF o street; thence ea,fyS9 i {
north III OF said Twelfth >,n.. VI s
inches; thence northwanllv Ar 10 ~
said Twelfth street 70 feet ana xsH' slSs
westwnrdly and parallel win .Lcse -
feet and D inches. thence s,lrLaaNItA 60
alel with Eoff street q fcct ana %~'QE O.
beginning; being the sane n,,, .lca> :
conveyed 20 the said MARY Il l4g EAaS
beth Z. Dewey and her hn>hsnS an ny
on the nlth day Of April, l,TO V!deS =
TERMS OF SALESl,lON
the purchaser may elect, cash 80, iL4'k In =.
the residue in two equal inu,sTTsa Gay da !
9snd Is months respectively fm|
sale, win interest, the purchase en-, We 4 :
for the deferred installment>, AZ
payment of the same 10y a de,i" T ss,V-g :
property, and insurance 10 ,hr upS grs
than $1,000 on the buildings das
HENRY NJ ErS,r, /
Special CozE
I hereby certify that hnul NTH
been given 10y the said Special Con- !,
required by said dccrcC. !,
THOMAS " plrpty
". II. HALLER, Auctionccr "Aa' "a
WHEELING, June 18th, In.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Sustains It's Reputation.

Morgan Mercury.
The Wheeling REGISTER is out in a bright new
dress, and in every way sustains the reputation
II has gained. of one of the ablest journals in the
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
A II. NOLTE'S BAKERY,
3aO3 Jacob ST., Eighth Ward.

The best of Rye Break. Cakes, Pies, and. in
fact, anything that can be expected of a First
Class Bakery can be had in my store. Wedding
Cakes made TO order in artistic style.
Persons wishing TO buy in this line and not
able TO call at my store can be accommodated by
ap20sb A. II. NOLTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
SATURDAY. the 18th Day NJ .J,,, 10,

commencing al ~ o Jlpyk a. m ILL.
real estate. situate nj Point MI, -,
Hcmptield railroad. on Sald cnrA M gg ?
and county. to.w,t The TniW' MI. -.
consisting Of about - arn., ~! lama .
the lands of &. :. Trrrii, lu,rrE NJ
Potter, WIN. llicgS ana rlhrn, viii H., !
ing houses; store noon, gri't mil aG4 rf1
therin, with the water rHy.rga, A.. -
nMnccs thcrcunto belonging
Each ot said tracts Of land viii o. 49,.
whole or in parcel, Ia ,uil purchaser
TERMS OF SALE-Uuy.tllu Al ~. ,..a-
money, and a. much more "a, The wr -
elect To pay, In cash, aud the frsag !,
equal annual iustalmeuts. with .r,l,s
from tho, day of sale, Ia lr scrurI m ~. :
trust on the property Nu'd. III Np
JVl0 l.gr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Like n Dollar OF the Daddies.

TIL Wheeling DAILY REGISTER has come out
in a new drdss, and shines like a dollar OF the
sdaddies." The REGISTER is by all odds the
leading paper of the State, and in enterprise Is
abreast with any paper in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Aetr advertisements.

THOR RENT-pwELLNG MOUSE OF SIX
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moderate. Apply on premises, No. l5H Jacob
street. Jyl6s
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II LAIN'S building, with pleasant sleeping
APARTMENT attached. Terms very reasonable.
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