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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12

My special purpose at present is to invite your
attention TO dairying as the most important
branch of animal industry, and as the BEST both
for the farmer and his farm. IL is hardly neces-
ssry TO even rehearse the proportions which dairy
production and the dairy trsde have assumed in
this country, and yet brief comparative state
ment seems appropriate here.
In round numbers our neat cattle represent
half of the ss.se@eo,eS invested in live stock on
these cattle 100000 or nearly one
third OF the whole number are
mich COWS. In value these mich cows consti-
tute q good deal more than one-third of the
entire capital in cattle To be conservatiy ely
safe, we may reckon the cows fairly cisssed as
dairy animals at between twelve and thirteen
eight million butter cows, one million for cheese
and four million for milk supply. Without count
ing the yearly Increase in calves from mich ows
the aggregate products OF the dairy are annual
ly equal in value to the dairy cattle themselves,
beng nearty, IL not quite, $4ooeo,oco. This is
equal to half the estimated total meat products.
The product OF dairying therefore, form at least
two-hfths OF the entire annual products Of cattle
growing In America
In q classified list Of the agricultural products
of the nation. arranged according 70 values, meat
Wheat and hay come next, but with few ex-
eeptious, our dairy products for several years
more than our hay crop. Our butter product
alone Is worth more than our cotton crop, and
the milk we consume rs food Is worth as much
The whole issue OF national bank notes would
not purchase the products OF dairies the pres
ent year. and the aggregate banking capital Is
less in value than beef and beef products which
are placed upon our markets every twelve
months
The development OF American daryipg exhibits
the greatest progress ever made In any branch Of
agriculture tor Il combines rapid growth with ~
markable improvement The application OF
mechanical skill and the activity Of inventive
genius b an excellent indication Of the advance
OF any industry in this country. Perhaps moth
ing shows our dairy Development more than the
fact that from the opening Of the United SsAses
patent once, more than eighty yeers aga. TO the
present time, there has heen mof1 than one ap-
plcation for every fortnight for . patent on Z
churn. and during the last twenty i've yeArs Z
new or improved churn has been fnveneeo every
i've or nix dAyA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12
TUESDAYS SESSION.

Tu The Wisconsin State Board Of Agriculture:
tiESrLEsi EN- am informed that you are anx-
E#ltg 10 secure the American Percheron Horse
breeding association exhibition for 1885, for the
tate fair Of Wisconsin, and 10 assure you or the
interest the breeders Of Percherons in this state
feel In the matter, will guarantee donation to
you Of one thousand dollars for that purpose, and
farther If you viii give similar sum, or - 80,
IwiiI agree TO raise our donation 10 fifteen hmm
bred dollars Yours Very Truly,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12

Col. Pabot IS superintendent OF
the Best Brewing Company, M'lwau-
kee.
The time for holdipg next state fair
was set to commence TN Monday, the
both Of September next; and a com
mittee Of i've MessIs. A. A. Arnold,
Clinton B4bbitt, Cyrus Miner, N. ID.
Frat, and T. i. Newton-was APP
pointed to select the place. This com
mittee is 20 report on or before the LIST
Of April.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12

At 8O'clock the meeting was opened
by Hon. Alex. A. Arnold, president of
the E!ate Agricultural society,". lie was
glad To see so many familiar faces
before him. He stated that this was
a regular farmers convention. He
proceeded TO address them as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12

viii ship this ma Y and eTRAW PRE8s TO
any pisce condition that II four and
not press 25ug pounds Of hay in hour and
drive the team faster fhsr walk VIII make you
present Of the press. For conditions circulsrz etc
address u. A. bPENCEK. DWIGHT. I'LL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-02-12

away with the farmers agri-
cultural college scheme
Mrs. DE-. Severance opened the dis
cussion and was folio we'd by others.
The discussion did not close till the
noon recess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
rHEnK. X. AsUkErnING.

Col GFo. W. THOMPSON, Yics-President
of the Ohio River railroad, mas been d.
rected by the New York Syndicate to pro-
coed at once in advertising for bids tor
material and labor in constructing the ex-
tension Of the read from Parkersburg to
Point Pleasant. The contracts are to be
sold out on March u and work is to be be-
gun as soon as possible.
The adverse vote Of Harris and Lubbock
districts has not had the effect that many
feared and the road is now 3 sure thing
This is the best news We have heard for e
long time. Morgantown ID justly rejoicing
over her new road and others rejoice with
her, but the completion Of the o. Z. K
will open up far grester extent OF rich
territory and will be great benefit to q
large port on Of the State.
Many thousands Of dollars will be spent
in our State within the present year, md
profitable employment viii be given to
great numbers of workingmen. This is no
smsu item in West Virginia at such time
Is this. Harris sni Lubbock districts,
though, perhaps, feeling a little sheePish,
Will come in for their share of the profits.
Ard then to think that We can soon
reach our State Capital without spending a
week on the road Also, the trade that will
he opened up in the Kanawha and
Ohio Valleys will be Of iucalculabls ben
fit to a large section Of the State. Wheel
irg,i nstead of Baltimore and Cincinnati,
can come in for a fair large.
The good will of the people of the State
is due the men who are pushing this enter
prise forward with their work, money and
influence.
Hurrah fer the Ohio River railroad. its
directors and for West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

" lin w bfLuttu, tOmIIalnAl,
| = a. ~ ,,,
lille RsEnsrd, Join Remand, "a We IN" H.
lnIaois under the sg, o, tvsn. c,' Re
ty-one years, nd KATE Norts cSv
guardian OF aid Tile and Joho ''''
hennard, deiendaniI.s.
10y VikTUE Or A DECREE Or TSb CiE
- cult CoWt " Ohio county, Wri virginia
made and entered IN the above entitled cags Oh
the lyts day Of Cso~m osr, lss5, ! .lII. On .
Wednesday, the 10Th day of March, 1855,
1ssinninz t 10 O'CLOCK q IN a. the root DOR Of TIE
Souft house OF Ohio county In the dty al "bsellnf
WA, Prtceed 70 ,e st public sne' lon, the fo0s
ing bsmei real e'tzts, that IL 70 aay, oe,tnn Pn',
or portions OF 10 . numbered IN Ibe plat o. ne
Eas; nhseling Cnmpauys Addition N IRE iu q
NbesIiog West Virsinis, - one burdrst and tap
Teen ID and one hundred ard fourteen III n'
Dsipg eii Ire props ny conveyed 10 In amin u
zen, N.enniid. soy DEE ased, By 4. n. Adans and NJ
ing daie respectively - follows: One dtsd ds,se
February ~, 1871, and dpIJ recorded In the ono
o. u ths StesH oil The Csv-tJ Curt .. 'hi' ooosu
The { tber desd dsrd March Il, IFS aud sui, re
corded In The otice Of the Csrr Of The Coosg
oourt a IN o county, West Ni,siHiA, 10 l~s
boos NO Is, page Ia save and except suen 49,
portion OF a d jot nunbsrsd sns hundred sns
Inlrsen tll5l. and 'ufh part or ptTtIon o. ~
numbered one hundred and fourteen 1ltl o. tss
property above conveyed as sas conveyed by tns
ssia ner Spn u. kennsfd U cecilia 6ussPs
osea dsisa April 9. ISIS, and duly rec. iaso
we oaoe OF the Clerx o. the ouniy Coert o. oas
90
TERMS OFFALR-Ope third, ~ q n ueh NOS
a, The parchsser nsy elect. cs.s on the day o. az.
and the residue ia too sausi instalinenh psJhes
respectively In SIX and is.ive mo,ths iron %
day 0. saie, the credit instaln CT U bearing inunr
from the day of sale, and the purchaser ttfesut.
potes ihtTsiSt. With ,sts.actory personal seseIy
seta'ntd Dniil toe whole oi the purehast money -
paid. AID conveyance directed b. The court
GEOK9k Il 4. G1I'Hkl5I,
Special conmhrseA
J. c. HERyLg. AGstionesr.
heIetJ ssrtily that bond has been given " ~
IA George n. z GIIehrisi, SPECIAL Ton mtai0a,
% nequiud by lsv, AID By the terms CT the Geo"
'pts'-d IN fbe a5,'e fn;ithd cause
Published tie r,.t t:lse februny So. las
IOE5 v. AICc.xLL, "a
etsoJvi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
chapIine Street Property for Sale.

DY VIgTUE Of TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
ID me. made by Abner Key and his wife, one OF
which Is dated the twenty hitb day Of July In the
year 1872 aud recorded In the clerks once OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In
Ueed OF Trust Book numbered is, page 262; and the
other lie dated tine fourteenth day OF June, IN the
year 1854. and recorded In said office IN Iced Of
Trust Book numbered Il, page 2i5, will on
THURSDAY, TaE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
1856,
encing at 10 o'clock O. m, sell al public auc-
tiou az the front door Of the Court House OF said
county, the South part Of the lot numbered one ~,
IN the square numbered fourteen %, on the east
side OF ChsDliEe street, in said county, being 10
much OF raid lot Is lies bet Eeen the southern
boundary OF said lot and q line drawn parallel 10
said southern boundary and distant about forty
ground which was conveyed 20 the said A bner Key
by Thomas McKennan and his wife by deed dated
toe 26th day Of septembsr, 1854, and recorded in
taid odics in Iced Bo0k No. 10, page 237.
AND ALSO, the piece Of ground, part Of raid
lot numbered one 81, which was conveyed TO the
said Abner Key by William II. Hearne and his
wife by detd dated the louiteentk CAV OF June,
in the year 1881, and recorded In aid Office In Deed
piece OF ground is bounded on the North by key-
eath street extending along the south side Of that
street about thirty -four and q half feet; on the
east By an alley forcing the eastern boundary OF
said lot nun beTed one; on the sOuth by the part
Of GaiI lot numbered ons first herein eestribed;
and On the west by the portion OF said lot num-
beEt one which was conveyed TO Justine, the wife
Of Meyer Eeyman, by deed dated Eeptember g.
1881, and Ieccrded in Said ofhcs In Deed Book num-
bered II, page S73.
believe the title to be good, bet selling a trus-
tee, undertake 70 convey such title only by aid
iced, OF Tut IRm authorized 10 sell and convey
Is Aforesaid.
1yRNs OF SALH-One third OF the purchase |
money, and as much more As the purchaser may |
,honse % pay, to De paid in hand and the reaain-
Ter with interest IN equal instalmen u in one and
We years ron the day Of tals; the purchaser
diving bic mites with 'aiiE sGtnry personal security
or the deferred instAlme and the title 10 he
aimed or deed o. trust en- the property sold 70 be
tTen, Is additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
fgb5 IruEtes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
WELLSBURG.
A brilliant Social Eveut-General, Local
and Personal News.

A Brilliant Social EEent-General, Local.
ard Personal News.
Sverial 10 the SsnfGy Regis,ss.
WLLLSsURG, ". VA, February Z0-The
most 6r,lllan, and enjoyable sociGl event
Ct the season in Brooke county was the
par;v given at the home OF Mr.. John Nc
Iqtgre, near Wellsburg. on last Thursday
nigh. Miss Cera Mclnryre, The daughter,
ari the soa, Mr.. John Mcintyre, jr., were
highly comphmenied for their success IN
entertaining the guests. About sixty cou-
PIES were present, among whom We noticed
Mr.. and Mrs. Z 4. Frost, Miss Fowler
and Miss Dsvers, OF Wellsburg, Misses Ma
ME aud Dell BedilIou, Miss Nichols, Ct
Wheeling. Miss Miena Bane, Miss Hedges,
Miss Wilson, Miss Ellen Ridgely, Miss FL
rrimole, MISS NoIie Wilson, Miss Julia
Brady, Miss Wells, Miss Ida Miller,
Misses Riddle, Miss AGnje Cenant and Miss
C0.a Lindsay OF Brooke couuty. Among
tie gentlemen wer-: Lynn Rodgers, Alex.
Campbell, W. and ". P. Co"Bns, Of Beth
any; John Cree. George Caldwell, Samuel
George, Jr.. aud Charles Scott and George
Barth, of WellSjurgh; Eli Carter, of Col
hers Station; Geo Shorts aud Charles d
hyle, of West Liberty; Joseph Waddle,
P. GogdeD and Wm. Nichols, Of Wheel
ia,, Wm. Mcconnell. Of Independence
Pa Chas McEaddeu. Jaa Hukill,
\ McCuGocb, Elmer Brady,
C. lin8sav. GeO.ga Hartley,
Wesley Beck. j N. Wilson and
Ire Meade, of 3 coke coug;y; james
Ssytell and " Z. McCotioch of Ohio
county. Dancing 70 tSo music OF Mayors
ra-j Of Wheeling, commenced az seven
o'clock aGd MAS kept up until five ii the
mCta!ns. Between eleven and twelve
.ock refreshments were =eryed. The
night wa spent IN a delightful manner,
aud the occasion will iorg he referred to
al,a feelings Of p;ide 0y all the guests
Nella5urg people nov know what a
great luxury they have lost by being de,
ozived OF good gas Ere.
Ngr. Samuel Marks, who has been Ell.
gagged with his crotnsc in toe furniture and
undertaking business IT Wellsburg for
several ysara, lett or Friday for West Mid
dle.own, Pa to take charge OF the similar
business Of the late John Sampson, now
deceased Rumor says that Sam will coon
take uuto himself q isiy partner to share
his business, joys and sorrows. We hope
these may De much Of JOY aud business
pro.p5rirv IN store for hn.
The cGiIdreu of the H. Z Church gave
M0,her Goose entertainment at Barth's
Hall this e7enng for the benefit OF the
Sunday school The rendition was enjoy
aS.e and good. A handsome sum was
nsted \ substantial lunch wss served
during the evening, that also vas much en-
jyy-d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

OrR versatile snd excellent Cereio cor
responder sends us 9 very lengthy sc
count Of the teeUng stirred uP among
Democrats in his section 6y tde recent
word7 controversy between Congressman
GIEsox and Treasurer TaoNrsoN. The
following ex.-scs from hi letter will be OF
value as showing the temper Of The people
on the su5jec'
Political taia Is now completely cen
tered on the tilt bs'ween Con FRESHMAN
Gibson srd State Treasurer Thompson.
The recsr. chary correspondence oelvasn
these gentlemen has brought our q very
general and decided expression. The PEG
Die in this section Of The district regard
the controversy SIS premature aud sre
generally Of the opinion that no
good eau inure 10 the party, nor 10 either of
the gentlemen 'nEs prominently brought
out ia such O0sn sntagonism. IL Is posi-.
bic that an au;ca5ls understanding De.
tween these gentlemen eau De secured, bat
the prspon6eraaCs Of sentiment :s in e-sC.
that such c0nuit-a!s have baeR male rs
will maxi a. ijtFcu,, She more consider
ate element OF the Democratic parry in
the district rsgre- very uGCh that this
quarrel Gas oesH p-cc'plta,ei upeu l., and.
il it-coltiu.sI i.,t-afpn 10 absC.vs ;aen-
selves aEd iov6 70 some o.hsc source Tor
Congressional ,im5ss
he also couples quite a 0Gmosr OF opin-
ions from different parsons on the merits
and dsmerits o. the 'eo gentlemen, which
to publish you'd only BE- increasing the
strife which hs 80 depreca.es.
IS our correspondent, in q personal note,
iu;imates tina; tie RsGtsTEH is supposed
10 be hostile 70 Ne GIBSON. now il a.
good an opportunity as any to djsa5u5e the
minds Of both NJ. GrBsoN's friends aud
enemies en- that poiH' Because the RgG.
IsrER has taken he Liberty Of cri:icisins
several Of Ne. GBsoS.s cubic acts in
kindly way Is no reason Tor coGstruing It as
hostility 20 Ar GIBSON Tho REGIsTER
has conpImeutad the gentleman from the
Fourth district more thaa once wGcu It be
Geyed az deserved it. There IS no such
feeling IS hostility toward Mr. GIBSON on
tue part o. the REGIsTGE Tho REGISTER
does not 5elieyein making var on Democrats
nor does ]. care 10 have it5 columns used
By one Democrat 10 elevate a candidate at
the expense o. some other candidate with.
IN tbs party Too mach OF that class OF
work has been to4e in tne past to the
psEty's lojury
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE Of A DEED Or TRI hADt
lJhy J. l. Holderman and CathaIin0 HnldOfSn,
b swiis, IN the undersigned tru,t g, ia ~ % he
10Th day OF June, In Tho year Of our | ore lsI
snd recorded In the rTk's Office a. the County
Court Marshall county, West VirgDs. 90 The
10th day OF Jun, a. u. 1884 IN Deed u trust Bosi
No. 3, folio $50, will, Cd
Saturday, tho 9Th Day of March, A. u.
1886,
beginning at 10 o'clock a m. OF raid day, sell d
public auction, 90 the premises, 70 the highest Ih
best bidder, the property conveyed by sa!d DECD o.
trust, or ~ much thereof A. MAJ lbs Necessary l.
pay Tie eHIerss attending tho execution I. tie
trust includ ng the Tu'tse's tommisi4l and 10
pay also the debts secured by the aid dssd Of uur,
the following being the quantity ami dsscrpi.on
OF the land and pTop'rty thereby conveyed. thai
Is To say All the tOllosiBs property situate %
Marshall county, West Virginia, that |, u ay.
parcel 81 land bounded ~ follow: BsginBing &C
the line beiSfeB VIM. Wbi,msnt and Hob
hetmer Bros; thence along the MAMMAL county
flank road south 5sH east ~ Ice. sh'noe =, hshi
tns 60 south 1871 vet ~ 75-lJJ feet TO rss'
thence south 81 Il west 10 IS 100 fe.t T. star.
line; thor 90 IO6 foet With said line n the pscs d
heginning being the 'sme property conveyed %
}. l.: Holderm On by Henry Borfbeimtr and othsn
BY deed dated June II, 1854
TERMS OF bALE-One third OF the purAss
money, or % much more sit-e purchaser may vbt
70 pay cash 10 hand; one-hsli Of the remainder o.
the purchase money With interest IN Gss wear,
and the residue thu reoi, with interest, In TOO
,. an from the day o. sale, the yurcha'.r siriht
bis notes, secured by deed Of tIast on ths propsu
sold for the deferred Tsymenu
Trustee
J. {. HKRvET, AuctIJnsar i.bi1sst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
S ale of City of Wheeling Five Pc
Cent. Bonds of 1885.

| NOTICE Is HI REBY GIVEN THAT JUs
~ underslRnet Commissioners, appointed BY
an ordinance Of the city Of heeling. entitled 80. n
ordinance 10 provide for the issue srd ale of bonds
Of the city OF WheeIing, % be known AZ bonds oI
1856, and for the redemption and payrp emit thereof
aud providing Tor the pa ent In 70 the CITY Teas
urT 0! certain amounts horn The revenues OF the
Gas and Water Wo, r, ratinei BY the yote. If
'sid city on The lSlh day o. Nay, lss5, VIII On
WEDh EsDAl, Mach Sd, 1895.
between the hOufs o. sncio'E no. and O'Clock
no., al the tanE OF the OHIO Valley, In the city
Of Wheeling, W. Va. :ooeive bids In writing fay
AZ ,eI bonds Of raid city au' horned by ra,S Or
dinanoe, 10 the amount OF ga, COO Eve thereoI oI
the demon ma ion Oi co each AND The Temsinder
hr't day OF July, A. u 1888. payable on or before
the hrst day oil July, 4. ~ 1919, a: the AID Rail
OF the Ohio Valley, tb Interest al the rate Of Va
per cent per annUn. payable nuaIly the 6rst
In each year thereafter, until and Including ,he
Ear 1919, at said bank. for which interest co1pons
In proper form are attached 10 each bond,
Such bonds viii be sold only tsr cash or its
18th, 10 !, tcommolly Known O. the List and D.v
anport oan, or the Tosn Of lsu,l TO the high,x,
BIDDER s2Uoved b. the undsnigned, aad none of
the sa.d bonds Of l-55 will be cod for La Thar IN.
principal thSrso! With the accrued intsfsst ~ 49,
so preniGm VII be allowed for any al the hSpds
OF said loan OF 1871.
The bond, lssby advert sed for sale are anv Of
them Estis 10 redemption at their par yaIus On
and at any tins sitec the 6rst DAY OF july A m
1895, a, provided in ,zid ordinance, and bsiths.
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attached Sill
be subject TO TAXATION ur der authority Of said CIV
BY said ordinance the raid CT obl iataa ft,et "a
pay each year after 1894 until tie boz az anthoria
BY said ordinance are iulIy patd the one tventv.
Of July. 1895.
ALFRED Caldwell,
y. p JEPSOH,
p. B. DOBBISs,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

TaE United Nailers will no doubt to-day
appoint 8 conference committee to confer
with the one appointed by the Western
Nail Association in their las: meeting at
Pitts5urg. This viii be good move and
should no, fail to be acted upon BY the
nailers. The REGrsTER held that the nail
srs were not TO blame in refusing to confer
some time ago when the manufacturers
had left none Of the important questions
at stake open for discussion, But now the
very important question Of wages remains
open, and Joint conference could DO no
harm. and would in al probability result
in some adjustment OF TIE difficulty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
BAD ROADS THE ENEMY OF GOOD
MORALS

MORALS
These are the days tba. try men smla
in travelling ever me roads o: Wes. Viz
GINA. If mau after Laundering through
mud al day, or being bumped upon bould
s-s till he Is almost unconscious, comes
out wilhou, violating some OF the CON
msndments he must be regarded as a
prodigy.
In his Pastoral DAYS, Mr. ". Il. GIs
son says For full appreciation Of mud
in sll its glorY, aud in it's supsrlative de
gree, one should see a New England high.
way when the frost comes out of the
ground. The roads are tGrroWed With
deep grimy ru:s, IN which the beda5blsd
wheels sink to their hu55ss in a qui,ksand
and the boots o. The doluisung ho-ss are
held in the swamp deo,hs - in a wise "
West Virginia roads s-e sll ,ais aud mo,e
In some colnties they almost stand
on one cad as they climb up over hill
and down on the other aide, ar eternal
mOckery to good roads AMI a. omuiprssent
enemy to tho co-rsc; rnosals Of the IA
6ves
Whst should Be done a.5at it? The ma,
jority otthe roads o: our S,atsEeaould be
put upon better grades. Men may tag and
sweat and spsad money till doousdsy try,
ing to MAKE gooi roads on: OF the grades
that chino over the tops Of our points and
knobs, but it will be all vanity and vexa,
ton Of spirit. There should be real iuteli-
gencs used in improving the roads 1t
isn't enough that few men shall occs.
sionally scratch up Httls mud upon the
road bed or pile tsE Oouliers in the deep.
est mud holes
People hate to work roads or pay road
tax And no wonder, when whatever work
is done IL on account Of steep grade nearly
always washed ont By the succeeding
shower. But if the money and time were
rightly expended, no better investment
could be made. The saving Of expense
in broken wagons and carriages and
spawned horses woald De no small item.
And then. 10 think Of the comfort aud sd-
vantsge to morality.
Before you Sight for prohibiting the
Manufacture ard sale Of spivitnoGS liquors
6ph, for tbs abolition Of bad roads A
man csa hide the bottle ont Of his sight,
bu, bad roads, us long IS they exist viii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

To,DAv the people Of this great land
will delight to think Of the Father Of his
COuatry," and will in many places make
this merry holiday. They will justly
think Of him as a great ,,noble and patriotic
man, but they should also no. forget to
think Of that wonderful little Ratchet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

shall otler at public sac for cash TO the highest
bidder, on
Tuesday, February 23rd, 1886.
commencing at o luck a. III at the building
northeast corner OF Market and Tenth streets.
wheeling, VIVA. recently occupied by ATmsiIOng,
COen Co., all The plauing mill machinery as
signed 10 me by thtt firm, consist ng Of plsres,
flooring machines, tenOning machine, three mould
Ihs machines, variety moulder, blind Stat machine,
two mortiCprs, iointer sash and door and hub ma
chimes, With a large stock OF locust hubs partly
manu- 'sctured, and locust hubs in the rough, ard
FswA of every variety 10 re found In q hrst-Class
null. Belts pulieys and shs'ting, two boilers and
a hrct-csss l6inch Cylnder e. CINE, with governor
pump and heater. Also. stock Of lumber OF all
klnds, dressed and uGdres,ed. doors, sash, shut
ters, white lead, good stock OF french glass, two
good work horses and harness two wagons and Of
fee fixtures, including one large and valuable Iron
safe.
Aso, the west hall Of lot numbered one hundred
and eghty-ihree OS}) IN Orlof Zane's add.
ton 10 the city Of Wheeling, being a part OF the
property conveyed by ramuel Mcclellan To the
o firm of Armstrong, Coen Il Co, by deed dated
February 18th, 1872
iebli Assignee Armstrong. COen & Co.