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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-25
Go tO MiIler's Store
For.

For
M.nce Meat,
CiirOn,
Currants,
Ralsins,
Nuts,
Spires, &c.
You will also find there complete
stock of Dry G"ols. Groceries. No
ti0ns, &c., &C., and everything new
fresh and AS low HI at amy store in
Oakland. Give George call.
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"Massey Hill" Preparatory School,
Oakland, Md.

The spring term. commencing
Monday. January 81, 1887, will com
tinue IL weeks. Stu'lies; English.
Latin, Greek, elementary German,
with regular or elective complete
ments. Pupils desiring admitta1re
will make early application in order
10 secure classification and avoid de.
lay.
Terms, &C., furnished on applica
ton. Rev. J, NEWMAN,
Principal.
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JUSTICE,
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 81, 1886.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 81, 1886.
DEAR BRO. HAYDEN We shall
ever appreciate your kindness in
opening your columns for our defence
from the coWardly and false attacks
of the editor of the Democrat. OF
course we do not expect the puhlica-
ton of Mr.. Harri-' statement will
cause him to act justly about the mat
ter. There is evidently not sufficient
manliness about the man to do right
even when he is convinced of his
error. 1t is our opinion, and also the
expressed opinion of the reporter,
Mr.. Harris, that the communication
in the last number of his paper, pur-
porting TO come rom Baltimore, was
never written in this city. Its phrase
ology is much in the poor style of
his editorials. Nevertheless, l think
there will be no further attention
paid to him, unless he makes further
statements to demand our attention,
when we shall be prompt to act.
Under ordinary circumstances, we
would pay 10 attention to such abuse,
out we value so much our kind
friends in Garrett that we have been
led, though humiliating, to notice
his insults. If he thinks he can drive
US from Garrett he is mistaken. In
the spring we propose to hold num-
her of Sunday School Institutes there.
and we expect the usual success.
cannot express the gratitude for
your friendly interest in us and our
institution, and hope some day to be
able to recipricate.
Hoping you will favor us once
more by publishing the enclosed,
l am fraternaly,
w. A. BAKER.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 81, 1886.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN Il have
read with much disgust the abusive
attacks upon State Superintendent
W. A. Baker in the columns of the
Democrat. Mr.. Baker is too well
known in this city, and throughout
this State to suffer from such attacks,
and the services of himself and co.
labOrers in Garrett county have been
too great for her people to he.
come so suddenly indignant as the
Democrat would have it appear. be-
fore pausing to know the facts of the
case. Mr.. Baker and others connec-
ted with this institution have always
spoken of Garrett county to me in
the highest terms of praise, and in
their communications to the Balti
more press, and in their public meet
ings they have often drawn public
attention to the county's recourses
and advancement.
Mr.. Baker, as also his fellOW-labor-
ers, are hon0red and loved in this
city for their self-sacrificing devotion
to the cause of their Master, and l
feel sure there is not person in Bal
timore who would use in referring TO
them such epithets as appear in the
commuI ication which purports to
come from this city.
Therefore, AS an act Of justice, l
took pleasure in addressing to Mr..
Baker the following communication,
copy of which is also furnished to
the Democrat.
Respectfully,
THOMAS HARRIS,
BALTIMORE, Dec. Goth, 1886.
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NIT n fields ere scarce, but those Sho write 10
Hill sunsen Co Portland, Maine, will receive
V1ILI free, full nformAton about work which
HHNnE they can do and live 81 home. that will pay
~ OAD them from Is 10 as per day. Some have
earned So 10 day Either bex young OF old Capital
not required You started freq Those Who start ~ ouoe
ahsoluaaly u spaa lillls esFtnnaA Al bnSw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

the department Of the east,
addressed q letter to Governor SEYMOUR
setting forth that the city of New York Was
in a defenseless condition end asking that
he might be furnished With four companies
Of infantry. The order was countermsnd'
ed on the 18th, and on the same day the
draft riots began. Governor SEYMOUR
went to New York City and issued two Or
ders, one calling on the rioters to disPerse
and the other declaring the city in a state
Of instruction. The city was divided IN
to districts, placed under the command Of
military men and 5000 stands Of arms
were issued. Governor SEYMOUR visited
oil the riotous districts in person, and aided
in quelling the insurection. During the
war Governor SEYMOUR commissioned
more than $4,000 officers in the volunteer
service of the United States.
In August, 1864, he was President oil
the Democratic National convention in
Chicago, which nominated Gen. MCCLEL-
Ian for the Presidency, BE was also Pres.
dent of the Democratic National Conven'
ton which met in New York in 1868. The
candidates for nomination were PENDLE'
TON, JOHNSON, HENDRICKS and HANCOCK,
Gov. SEYMOUR positively refused to allow
his name 10 be used as a candidate, but on
the twenty second ballot the Ohio delegs
tion, to fo-estsll a threatened movement in
tovor Of SALMON P CHAsE, cas-; their solid
for SEYMOUR. Wisconsin seconded hi:
nomination, and every State changing it'
vote to Mr.. SEYMOUR he vas declared the
unanimous choice Of the convention. Gen
FRAxE P. BLAIR, of Missouri, was uomins
ted TOR Vice President At the election
SEYMOUR and BLAIR received 2,7O3,6OC
votes against 3,Ol3,l9S votes for GRANT
aud CoLgAx, several Southern States hav
ing 20 vote.
Mr.. SEYMOUR was during all his lite
s.eadfas. Democrat and believed as firmly
| in Lis party as he did in Democratic insti
tu,ious. His faith il the people made bin
Jefsrsonian Democrat. His sympathis'
aud relations with his fellow men were o.
the uoblsst character. and bis life as citi
zen and as public man is without re
/ proach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

iGis our opinion that Democratic post
nsge-s. Internal Revenue collectors and
United States marshal should lose no time
IN recognizing the subordinate positions
under their charge in theIr. several depart
ments. The excuse that they are waiting
TO be confirmed b. tne Senate is worn out
IN most cases. and the party IS sick OF this
hackneyed cry. The truth is, probably, that
the stalvarl Republican wing o! the SEN
ate has caught on to the umidlty tina: per
yades our teuder footed AMI parIor armored
pos,masters, L. 5. marshals aud collectors,
and are keeping the show Of opposition to
the Presidents appointments just to see
how long they eau inumIda;e Democratic
oihceholders into keeping Republicans IN
the Offices sLj Democrats out o. them
Let US hsye a purgiug Of the offices
whether appointments are confirmed or
not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

To-day the grave closes The page OF all
liza, is earthly Of oae Of the purest and
ablest men Of bis times, HoaArIo SEYMOUR
OF the party candidates on either side
from the fire. Republican campaign until
the latsst--BucUASAS, FaEWoyT, FILLVoRE,
LINCOLN. BRgCAlyBRlDGE. BcLL DoCGLAs,
aCCLELLAy. grant. SgYNoyE GsgELEY,
OCoyxoR, HAYES. TmDEN, GARFIELD,
HAxcoCE AND BLNNE-oniyS Fremont,
HAYES. BLAME AND TrLDEy remain and
Ill of these are retired from public life.
Governor SEYMOUR was se7enty-six
years old snd nearly thirty Of these years
were spent in the service Of the people.
ae vas born in Pompsy Onondsga coun-
y, New York, May g., 1916. He went
TO Utica with MS parents when ne Was 9
years old. His education was acquired at
the academies OF Oxford and Geneva. New
York, and al PartridgSs military school
III Middleton, Conn. In 1882 be was sd-
mitled 10 the bsr From 1888 to 1899 he
served on the military staff OF Governor
MARCY. 10 l24l he was elected to the
State Assembly as q Democrat. WAS re.
elected three times GEd in l5l5 chosen
Speaker While he was still member,
an 1912 be wa elected Mayor Of Utica
for one year De supported LEWIS
Cas- for the Presidency il lSiS. In
1880 he vas the Democratic nominee for
Governor Of New York and was defeated
By HUSr, Wing, by & plurality OF 262 votes.
In 1852 he was elected Governor by plu.
rslity Of %, $50 over the same competitor.
In 1854 he vetoed = prohibitory liquor !sv
on the ground that it was unconstitutional.
In 1854 he was renomius,sd and the
liquor question, complicated by the Know
nothing issue and anti-slaysry agitation
entered into the-canvass. There we're four
candidates IN the field, and MTRoS 4.
CLARE. Wing and PrOhibrtiOuist was
elected by plurality OF "VS votes over
Governor SEYMOUR In 1862 Mr.. SLY
xouR was again elected Governor over
Gen. JAxEs S. WADswoRTH, by majority
Of 1882 votes. In 1862, in hisinsagural,
be took strong grounds against secession.
On June Is President LINCOLN tele-
,rs.Sed Governor SEYMOUR asking II he
eould rSiss 10000 militia TO repel the
,hrsstspeS invasion Of Maryland and Penn
.vlvsuis BY LEE II three days 1900
,soldiers were on thsir way to New York
and Harrisburg. While thsso troops were
abssnt from the State the draft was aSder-
Al to Be enforced in New York City on
1,Jg IL. On the 9Th General J. WOOL
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William Rennsrd, Complainant,
Title Rennard. John Rsunard, C,n me ,Saio
in.aots under the aga OF tsen- F, Conntr In
ty-one years, ind Kate North, CSancIv
guardian OF said Tile and John
kennard, defendnnilIS.
10y VIhTUE Or A DECREE Or 1Bk tlls'
- cut Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia
made and entered in the above entitled cause OH
tho 18th day OF December, 1885 will, on
Wednesday, the 10th day OF March, 1885
beginning at 10 CLOCK IN. Al the ont door OF inc
Court house OF Ohio county in the city Of Wheeling
W Va proceed 10 re at public auction, the follow
ing ramel real etate that Is to say, certain nart
or portions OF los numbered on The plat OF Tho
East Vhecing Company's Addition 10 tie city oil
Wheeling West Virginia, a. ono hundred ard thir.
teen Old and one hundred aud fourteen tllil, and
being ali the property conveyed 10 b5nsdmln u
Renuard, now deceased, by A. NJ. Adams and Ma
ida Adams, bis wife. ny two several deeds bear:
ing date respectively q. follows: One deed dated
February q 1873, and duty recorded IN the office
OF the Clerk OF the equity Court o. THO county
West Virginia ia Deed Book No. 40, page 4, and
the theT deed dated March 70 1876 and duly re-
corded in the Office Of the ClerE OF ths County
Court OF OHIO county, West Virginia, In eed
Book No GO, page ljy cave and except such part OF
portion OF said lot numbered enc hundred and
thirteen llS), and 'uch part or portion o. lot
numbered one hundred and fourteen (llL OF the
property above conveyed as was conveyed by The
said BENJAMIN q. RenGard 10 tecelia Gillespie by
deed dated April 9, 1873, and duly rec rded in
the Office Of the CLERK CT the Ounty Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, in iced Boob 10 g. page
100.
TERMS OF sALE-One third or asmuch more
as the purchaser may elect cash on the day Of sale
and the residue IN two equal instruments payable
respectively In six and Twelve months from tie
day OF sale, the credit nstalments bearing interest
from the day OF sale, and the purchaser executing
notes therefor with 'atiSfactOTy personal security
payable al said respective dates and the title TO be
retained until the whole o. the purchase money IA
paid, and conveyance directed BY the court.
GEOKGE X. L. GlLCHRIST,
Special Commissioner.
J. Z. HERvKY, Auctioneer.
hereby certify that bond has been given by the
said George 4. E. GilchTist, Special Commissioner
as required by law, and by the terms OF tho dsCres
entered in the above entitled cause
Published tho brat time February stb 1885,.
JOHN ", MlTChELL, Clerk.
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ChapIine Street Property for Sale

10y VIRTUE Of TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
/ } me- made by Abner Key and his wife, one OF
which is dated the twenty nth day OF July, IN the
year 1879 aud recorded in the Clerks once oil the
iced OF Trust Book numbered Is, page 262; and the
of her IL 4ted the fourteenth day OF june In the
wear 1884, and recorded In said office In Iced OF
Trust Book numbered q, page rs, Will on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
1886,
comm enclng ut 10 O'Clock g. m, sell at public auc-
ton nj the front door Of the Court House OF said
county, the South part OF the lot numbered one ~,
IN the square numbered fourteen lG, en- the east
side OF Chapline street, in said county, being so
much OF sald lot as lies between the southern
boundary OF said lot and line drawn parallel 70
said southern boundary and distant about forty
feet therefrom, and being the same piece oil
ground which was conveyed 70 the said AbneT Key
by Thomas McXenGsn and hi, wife by deed dated
the 18th day OF september, 1864, and recorded In
,aid Office In Iced Book No. As, page 81
AND ALSO, the piece OF ground, part OF said
lot numbered one u, which was conveyed 10 the
said AbDer Key by William II. Hearue aud his
wife by deed dated the fourteenth dsv Of June,
in the year 1884, and recorded In said Office In Deed
Book mum bered -, psge 1856; wi Ch last mentioned
piece OF ground Ia bounded on the North by Elev-
enth street extending along the south side OF that
street about thirty Jour and 4 hsll feet; OH the
east by an alley formiug the eastern boundary Of
said lot nun bered one; on the south by the part
OF SAL lot numbered one first herein described;
and on the west by the portion OF said lot num-
bertd one which was conveyed 10 Justine. the wife
of Meyer Hoynan by deco dated september 8,
1881, aud recorded in said office In Deed Book num-
bered II, page 373
believe toe title to no good, bat selling as trus-
tee undertake to convey such title only as by said
Deeds OF Tlu.t am authorized TO sell aud convey
as Aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALS-Ous third OF the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser may
choose 10 pay TO De paid IN baud, and the remain
der with interest in equal instaments In one and
twa years from the day Of SALE the pur, haser
ri wing his notes with satisfactory personal security
Tor the deferred install and the title TO he re-
tanned, or deed OF trust on the property sold to be
given, as additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
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Trustee's Sale.

pf VIEFUE OF A DEED Of TRUST MADE
Lily j. J. BsheTInap aud CtthsTire Belessmsr
vile, IN ihs undss'gasd ua,t e, daI Cd o. the
Dtli csI Of June, In The year u DOR Lord lssI
I'D recorded - Ike tFks once Of the County
court Aanbsll county, Wst Virginia, On TIE
10th day OF June. A. d. 1884 IN Deed Of Trust Bosk
10. s, folio asS, viii. On
saturday, the aiA Day Of March, A. u.
1880,
egtuEisS at 10 o'clock a. m Of ,sjd asv. ssii o.
pnohc auction, on the premise, % ths hi6hka md
best bidder, tie properly nseysd By nd Dad Of
ruft, or 20 nucs Thereof O. MAJ b. pscesssry u
ps' hssSpeoss sitsading III, eXscuttos u The
trust inelsd ng the trust.es oonmistoss, and To-
pay siso tbs asou secured By the MD Ssst Of ust,
ns ieSsinx being the quality and dsscdpt.on
10 ny All the tollas iBs property sitpsts II
harsbal eouaty. S&t Virginia, that u % say b
parcel Of land tssEded - iollyvn: bs9fnuige Oh
the line btsrssa WIN. " hitfman's sn1 ao,k
beins Bra; thence along the Manhaii count,
Flank road south - eat tsfes. tkenes O; ngh.
ingles south ltbo vet % 1s-lao fest 10 STAKE
hence soota 81 vet le 10 leo feet 20 ststsi
thence nortI 1917 vast 40 feet 10 Wbiupas'g
lile thet oe iJ5 fset With said line I, tbs place Of
beg'nniog, bang the ZANE property conveyed ~
}. /. Bos6errasu b. Benny Hos khsiyner and stbeIt
" d ed datsd June IL, 1884
TEkNs OF sALR-tne third OF the puycbss
monsy, tr 90 much nore ~ re purchase may uhh
70 pay eaahis hAud: ene-hsH q the reminder 81
The p1rehaes Eeny With interest 10 one y:sI,
ytan nom tine dsy o. Saie, thu vurehasu eirtns
big notss. sesured By detd tf frrst a he psopssy
sold fGr tie dstsned aymshts
GEO 8. CALDWELL
1. C. HzRvIY, A2ctA2nsSI. FEB 2'sst
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fsbSoavi
S ale of City of Wheeling Five Pc
Cent. Bonds Of 1885.

NOTICE Is HkREBY GTvkE That JHE
~ Sadersign5S Cs4lpai.ssoDHss, APPsinted BY
an ordinance Of the city OF wheeling entitled -
ordinance 10 provide for the issue an sale OF bonds
OF the city OF Wheeling, 20 be known as bonds oil
1885, and for the redempt on and payment Thereof
and providing Tor the payment into toe City ress
ury Of certain amounts hom the revenues OF the
Gas and Water WoIk', ratified BY the Totsrs oil
said city on the 18th day o. B7J, 1855, will On
WBDn E5DAi, NJ ARIH 81, 1876,
between the bourS Of O c'ock N. and O'Clock
p NJ, at the Bank Of the Ohio valley in the city
Of wheeling, W. Va, receive bids In writing for
ar sell bonds Of raid city su' horned by said or
dinsnce, TO the amount Of 1900, Eve thereof OF
the denomination OF si00 each and ths remainder
Of the denomination Of 81 600 each, sll jsted the
FIRST day OF Jolly, A. u. 1882 r1yGole on or before
the first day Of july, A. j. 1919, al the aid Bau X
Of the Ohio Valley, In interest at the rate Of Eve
per cent. per annum, payable al nuGIly en- the hrst
day Of July, D. 1856, and on The hst day Of July
IN each year thereafter, until and Including the
Tar 1919 at aid bs=E, .oE which interest coupons
In proper form are attached 10 each bond.
Such bonds will he sold only for cash or its
equivalent In bonds Of sait Cty OF the loan OF June
18th, 1871, commonly known ~ tie List aud raT-
export Dan, or the Loan Of lSn.l 10 the highest
BIDDER approved By the undersg bed, and mona OF
the said bonds Of lsSS, wiz Re ss.d sor than the
pTnc POI eEooi With me accrued interest thf reon
No prsmium will be allowed Tor any Of the bonds
OF said loan OF 1911.
The bonds hereby adver. ssd FOR sale are any OF
them liable TO redemption at their par value on
and 81 any time sfteI the first day OF July, A. ID.
1925, IS provided in said ordnance, enc ae.tbef
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attached will
be subject % taZ ztioa der authority Of Eaid city
RI aid ofdiBsuos the raid ci obligates itself 10
Psy each year sfisT 1894 until the hou d. authorized
oy said ordinance are fully d, the one twenty.
htth Of all such bonds not p2id before the rt esT
Ct July, 1926.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
PIP. JEPSOH,
P. B. DOsBINs,
Commissioner
trbS 459lOlII5l8 I7.2l.222LIT, 8,marl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

CONGRESSMAN GIBSON believes the new
tariff bill will be very detrimental to the
manufacturing interssts Of West Virginia,
If such is true, here ia splendid opP0r,
tunit7 for EusrAcE 10 DO some tall kicking.
In this tariff business West Eirgiala wants
number one 70 be taken care ct. Our
manufacturers should 1T Congressman
know what sre their sentiments on this
UuastiOD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

ITO The CREJIrORs OF ABBAN MONT
i gomery, dfce.ed
In puruance Of = decree Of the Circuit Court o.
Ohio county. West Virs made in cause there
IN pepding, to subject The real estate OF the psL
BRAN Montgomery 70 tie payment Of his debts
you are required to present yo1r sims sgainst the
estate Of the said Alb Sm Montgomery IoT adiudi-
cation 10 joseph K PAUL, Commissioner, az bis
otace, No. l220 ChEplipa street, In the city oi
Wheeling, OHIO county. West Virginia, OF or be
fore Wednesday, the 18th diy ii March, 1856
witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of sald Ccu.t
this ID day Of February, 1886
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
febSoswT CLERK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

lbs B. & o. railroad has gained al
other victory in the agreement Of the
House Committee on Commerce to report
tavorably on a bill authorizing the con-
construction OF bridge across. Staten
Island Sound a, the Arthur Kill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

EX-SENATOR THURMAN will have the
Governments SIDE Of he Bell Telephone
suit 10 be argued before a jury at Colum.
bus, and the people may rest assured that
II will be honestly conducted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
DIED.

MYERS-At her late residence, Fulton, Ohio
county, on Monday morning at u:S0 O'Clock,
ELIZEBETE MYERS, sged "a years.
Funeral on wednssss y afternoon At 8 o'slcck,
L.sn the rexidenee Of N. Nicholson, stsubenyills,
0hio Frisnds Of the family ara invited to attend.
ISteubsn7iEs rIrsrs please copy.l
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GENERAL HANCOCK AS A POET.
Lines written For y-six Years Ago IN tn
AIbum of n Lady.

Lines Written For y-Six Years Ago In the
Album of n Lady.
Written NJ NorristoWn before leaving for West
Point Ia the album Of Miss Sarah WOOdman, nov
Mrs. W. Hahn.
To Ny Friend:
Wreath thy gar ands, tairest one,
Ere the beams OF DAY ave gone.
Soon will close each fragrant flower
Blooming Ia the gSrdeL's bower.
While the midnight dews are shed
Ger each sleeping flowers head.
Wreath thy gaIlaDds, fairest one,
Soon will Summers Teig be gone
Tempests come With Chi ling breath
Sweeping Ger the barren hath,
So stern Winters fearless band
Stalk IN herceness Ger the land
Wreath thy garlands, lairest one,
Soon will set LIES glowing SUM-
Youths gay dreams too QUICKLY tade,
Loving hearts are soon betrayed,
Wreath thy garlands ere their bloom
Fade around thy earthly tomb.
December 9, 1889. W. ,. ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

WHILE idle Londouers are calling out
tor work and for bread, GLADSTONE looks
wise and q committee rushes around look
ing for the cause Of the riot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

The Republican Senate has made an
other grab for papers, ont got the wrong
ones again. They nov feel ike the bear
that began gnswirg on mans wooden
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND ard Sec
Ieta-y LAuAR are demanding the fullest
investigation OF thai telephone matter.
This ought 70 soothe some q the ne"spa'
pers 6 little.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

WIrH the solid South mourning for the
man whose services turned the tide against
her q, Gettysburg, the occupation Of the
bloody fools is almost gone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

PREsIDExr CANSoS, Of the Mormon
Church. bas Just been arrested out in Ne
yaia. Es Sss loaded with tco many
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

les tbawing Of the ice and snow along
the streams OF the country has made Hoods
IS destructive SIS the great Billiards that
preceded Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

WITH the Legislature and tee Bell Tel
ephone SUIT both on hands at once, Colum-
bus will become a noted battle ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
TIE RE6.ISTER.

West YirginisnS SOjOurning IN
Washington can always hBd the
DAILY REGISTER on the COun-
fer of LepIey IL FinSter, news
dealers, 40 EiffRenIh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

TN "REIr,Y BLOCK OPERA HOUSE COB.
rsr. Ora stors room fronting on Market
.tree NEXT to C. schueprs drug store; seven rooms
isr Offices, in second and third stories; one ,rse
ha 10 fourth story, covering tie entire onialns
also. a handsomely finished and seit hgaseu ~ -
n,ent suitable for almost any kind OF ba,iness ano
will be completed in few days. TIE other rooms
are ready for occupancy nov; .s,oua.
The store room and up stairs rooms, handsome,
IL finished, No. 1889 Main street fossesAou si'e-'
lst April. H.. ~, % za,f
street, co ner Zane and Broad way, Island;
Al.o. a large brick house, Nc. 2iI6 Main Stree
suitable for boarding house. Possession lst HPti
Also. four tenement houses in saIne locailon
Possession can be given Immediately, ana renp
reasopable 10 good tenants =, ,r,-v
/ apply 10 ~ n ,aii Main :,
feh1lh NOS los hNu 1914 -Aalu -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

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