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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. m 8, -
non, AT me mont door ui the Cou- Unr'@'",i<
county, West Virginia. IN said civ w ~ v-3
To the highest bidder, the real e,f.,s ir "agy4s
OF which said John BriuIon dI~i 'al
possessed, that Is Ia Say. A.
Lot No. u on The plat of the addition ,,,,
known a. John EOiiS Add,t!uu +" vl-l
at the northwest corner of Mari, "TSA "h
sixth streets, less n portion of ,mrb L,,' i LS'-4
conveyed 10 Patrick MGiahou la ssL tI,,1y@s.ft
Ton ana wife 10y deed dated u,,1h,r " al
now OF record IN the Office NJ, the rI,t -
County Court OF said comfy in l.,,, n, "
page bos, such portion being hpund,t $3.50
commencing AT the southwest cnu,t -, 49,
al the corner OF Twenty sixth S,n,t spJ - = ~
In the rear OF the lot, and running ts,nc. ~
easteriy direction with the north side a, i -.
sixth street forty two feet. theme, In . r'-.-
direction back irom Twenty sixth s,n,t 80.
with said alley Ia the north line ~ .H~s
thence running forty two feet 10 the eas -
SAID alley, ana nom thence with ia, 49,, IN.
said alley Ia the place OF beginning
Also the undivided Onc-Iouuh ~ q rr
the south half of lot No =, In the Samr ,I,..,,
being the next lot north uf said 10, "A .pT -,
ing on the west side of Market street,. AZ go
after deducting nom such half In, The nan ts,.,
conveyed 10 sald Mcuahun by Said decd, ar
part II bounded ~ follows. beginning a, ~.
southwest corner of the hall lot on an H., a.
running thence with the eat side a! the 49,
the northwest corner of Of said hall ID tsrs,
parallel with the south line Of The half la -
thence parallel with the west line u Inc s~T,
line thereof. and from thence 1! feet 10 In 80
Of beginning.
On said portion Of lot q 10 h sld thsr ,
erected a double tenement brick hDuu luosa
ries high, the north side being A Dwelling a.
the south side AT III" corner ui twenty .1ib as
Market street having a store ruum On The a.
floor and the rest ni the house being A duelsb,
and on the part Of said hall ~, 10 he Ill no,
Is Il two-story brick dwelling. said pnt.rr h
exceedingly desirable.
TERMS OF SALE -Onct third OF the tgrk,s
money and as much mOrcthcrOf a.the parh.-
shall elect 10 pay, cash In hand on dAy 81 Ss ,d
the esidu thereof payable IN tao cquAl irs.I
ments In one and two years from the DAY Il ~,
with interest from hat day; the purchaser 70 I,
his notes for the deferred payments bcGnnT lhI-
est, with personal security thereon NlstAd0uB
the Special Commissioner and the title 70 The IUS
erty sold Ia De- retained until the payment II M
Of the purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special GommiSspbs
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY % OHO, en-
OF WHEELISG.
], Thomas VI. Darrah, Clerk NJ 1Il COqr, s.
hereby certify that the rl"ye NAMED -,cI
COMMISSIONS has given bond and security ~
quircd by lHw and Sld decree.
THOMAS ". DARRAH. Csrt
June &c, 1886. JUS
The above sale Is postponed Until THrrui'
OCTOBER II. ls-5, nj same place.
ALFRED CALDNELL.
spccial COnMlSi0cH
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A Dudes Generosity.
Nep York WDrlI

There comes q story from Mount Wash
ington to the effect that recently a party
consisting of q slim-legged youth of the
dude variety andtwoy young women became
lost in the ravine. At last a party of gen.
tlemen found them, and were obliged to
carry the b~rOken-dOwn girls much of the
distance EIGHT miles that interviewed be-
tween the spot and n place of safety. The
young man OF the lost party, in the fullneSs
Of his gratitude, gave his rescuers several
airs on the harmonica.
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In a Bank.
Terls SifiRls.

4 gentleman greatly interested in col
Letting statistics of crimes and criminals,
once visited a penitentiary for the purpose
of questioning the cOnvicts with regard to
their occupations before entering upon a
career of crime. This was rather difficult
to effect, owing 10 the rigid endorsements of
the rule forbidding conversation with the
prisoners. He did, however. manage to
put a question or two to one low-browed
convict.
What was your occupation before you
came here?" whispered the statistic man.
Il was in n bank" was the reply.
Did you take clerkship?"
mo, l took a jimmy"
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Excepting During the Sermon.

A New Hampshire chap who wanted to
break off the engagement to another fel,
low of the girl he loved didn't try to per,
suade either that the other was false, but
just contrived to get them to join the SAM
church choir; and in less than a week they
didn't speak.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
SIMPLICITY.

LIE.
Her pretty hands were slim and brown.
And tenderly she fingered
The mills upon the Bingham gown
On which my glanceS fingered.
"a simple frocke." she cried. with mirth
That Fashion grants her scholars
You stupid Jack, twas made by Worth.
And cost M ninety dollars"
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Economy IL Wealth.

''Shure, Michael, they only bees wan
shmall sup O. tn porridge lift, Will Oh
give it ter the pig, er tn childer?"
Lave tn pig have ut. Mary Ann, faith,
tn kids'll git tn bineft av ut, whin he:
kilt"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

THE people Of Boston, always kind.
hearted and ready with ''tears for Others
woes" find comfort in the ascertained fact
that the butchers bills of Grey, the de-
raulter and suicide, "were never extrava-
CANT"
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SWINGING IN THE LANE.

The Judge.
Lover like, they had a quarrel,
DER some trifiing thing,
And the maiden with a pout
Gave him back his ring,
He in anger swore he'd leave her.
Never 10 return again,
And he left that heartleSS maiden
Swinging in the lane.
He then went 10 fertile Texas,
Where the cowboys boss:
As he had no nag To ride.
Stole from them a horse.
But the vigilants they caught him.
Caught him with his gain,
And they left that reckless lover
Swinging in the lane.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12
MORGANTOWN

On the banks Of the Monongahela river, cele-
brated for It's picturesque surroundings, and the
moral, intellectual and social character Of the
community. 1t Is the head Of slackwater nayi-
CATION, and can be reached either by steamboat
or by the F., VI. & p. railroad. Good boarding M
from s250tO $3.50 per week, including room. Cinb
boarding al les than that sum. The scholastic
year opens first Wednesday in September, but
students are received at any time. Send for cata.
logue. L. VI. TURNER Presidenf
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4 Scheme.

When a Turk wants TO sneeze he calls
for hasheesh and kills two birds with one
stone.
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MT. DE CHANTAL ACADEMY,
III Near Wheeling, w. Va.

The thirty-ninth year Of this w:ll-known
Academy, under the charge Of the Visitation
Nuns. opens on the first Monday OF September
next, and continues ten months.
Pupils received AT any time in the session.
Those who desire to place their daughters In al
institution afording exceptional advantages In
the way of hcalthful and delightful location, ex.
cellent board, through discipline and instruction
at the hands of lifelong teachers, In every de.
partment of female education. including the
modern languages md music, should send for a
catalogue OF this school. Address,
DIGRCTREsS OPTHI ACADEMIC or THE VISITATION
Mt. de Chantal, near Wheeling, ". Va.
auOTpoic
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MONDAY AIGISI goth. lss6.

MONDAY, AtCtS 3Oth' 1871
Commencing at ten O'Clock a H., MI o. py
auction, al the front door Of The C0un NE
Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 the sh4b ~
est bidder. the following real STATE al1af w
city OF Wheeling. tina; Il 10 say
Lot numbered six In the addition To NL"Ls
laid out by Bushfcid and NcNcrhrD t1."ns
the rights Of Robert Marsball and hh 49,.
mining privileges for coal, bihs 10. Az
erty conveyed u John Shell; N ha lBsIS
Bridget Millegan by deed dated
and recorded in deed hook nuintrf &p@tG
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the coihiI "~
Ohio county, West Virginia, also, "a
Lots numbered seven and eight 10 sJ b
field and McMecben's addition " the AH
Wheeling, being the same properly 6S,Wy,,
Clemency Shelly and JOhn sbelI. y
Chalfant and wife by deed dated feMVhV
lS6. and recorded In aid CLERK. 0Ins
book number 10, page o.. -,s,.
TERMS OF SALE -ODethifi mibe 49,
price, or 10 much more ~ the pOfchA-n 40.
to nav cash In hand on the day Of sA4sib'V
in two equal installment.. payable 20 49,
twelve months from the day OF 1ae D.,
payments bearing Interest from ihs o. go
and secured ~ the Satisfaction 9i sn STTV
LOUIS Y. sIItLL
special ConH'sSN"
W. II. HALLER, AuctioDeer.
hereby certify that bond win s-s
been given by the said special c0nniS
required By said decree, ,,rcuur on
JOHN W. q
July 2ith, 1886. .,-,bII
The above sale Is adjourned untY rp
SEPTEMBER 9TH, ls-, al gag,Ju
same place. pLSIn y .TiTn
au3le speclA
The sale NJ h above property eaas~B
~ saTifpDIY sEPTEMBER lah, p~
O'CLOCK d. H. ~ 'A"'' pEySIs OEEEfIt
LOUIS J. Jill
se6rayi spceisI'-
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CALDwy,,
Special C~onuisr-s,
SrATE OF ~

OF WHEELING: W OHIO. Cr,
!, Thomas NJ. Darrah, Clerk Of
Eereoy certify that the atoy, $40 SouI s.
commissioning has gwen bond sad S spwA
required by law and said dern,s" 'G sCGnT q
June u, lSS. 'NNhAh, C.e,t
Inc above sale is postponed until - .GS
oCIosER IL, lns, at same place 'A'E'gII
ALFRED CALDWELL
.,,e. Special COnmI,
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Fanny Brinton and ntheN
Wednesday. the 2sth p,, of I0,, A.,

Pursuant 10 the authority y,S,S,
decree III me above entitled cause. ma "a
aist uay OF May, lsS. 10y >aid Cour nv wa
signed Special Commissioner u,W 49, Wv Gl.S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-12

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ooTyTv
Court Of Wheeling. We NuaCy.
william I. Handlan. SaeriN Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, AMI
Administrator Of John BrIntnn
deceased, ~ In Chan.
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II ENYON GRAMMARSCHOOL

GAMBLER, OHIO. sIXTIETH YEAR.
LAWRENCE RUST, LID, Rector,
Prepares for any College or University and the
Government Schools nj West Point and Annapo-
lis. Conducted Oh the military system. Thor.
Ough instruction and careful supervision Of
health. habits and manners a constant aim. Sum.
mer term begins April :, 1886. For information
address the Rector. mrl3eSaAwe d-Vb
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Jor Sale.
COMMISSIONERS

STATE OF WEST yIRcrH oaLE.
~ Ohio, City OF WheeI,nH MA, COI'y,.
court OF Wheeling. In The MI %
next friend, &c. soyl
Mary J. Cots and other I" ChG.~
Iuisuant 70 the authority yes,sa
I'M and the :, eause, one mada I'm By n.
dersigned Special CommlSsion.9 y, lss. N. "a
WEDNESDAY, July 18th. A II n ,!, "a
oonmencing at 10 O'Clock q m, risss
a. WIG Iohl door OF the COM public sU.t.
~ ,ha wet ' irgllia, in sald civ 4O&ss Of UsS
NJ wS;aLs w bidder, the Zeal 81, When
say: u'eu seized, tn, CT
The south half of 10; M 9
to- - 1oGnMonly Known ~ .Jobnr pc, q a.
s~I monting on the west side Of uhor's AL
Wes car,ssr 3, nTTatloi north OF The los a.ei We.
les howeveT - "rn.!-S1th and Ns,sssaeao1s
n1Me'eI, 10 much OF said bsi. HI1 S,e-,
nerstoiore conveyed 10 one Pats 6i q ~
saiu Mar! >: brlnton and hushsnSA, acisArs
Octoper ~, lSoS, and now of - .! deed d..
Oh "a CLERK OF the County Conrt !" IN The a.
HeSu oooA a. al page 6OS, which rSad cogs,T !.
as follows: B~eginnirpAI o~cOaytrs
mrsa .Stnel Oh me half lot on an n the NG,S
nor h,rett Win Tie east side OF tn aud ~.
with the south line OF the half 10; taence pc,Ss
parable! with the west line ~ = ieet ;Ass.
beginning. 'e' 10 The p,s
On In part OF said 10; TO be sold ,b.,,,
Terms OF SALE. -one-thirt q,
none! ,aliu 80 much more then,Nfs, we pc1AtS
snaI elect to pay in cash on The SsSlHe pG.AI~,
i ieS nnn a ,hetsot payable in two ecGsi o. NJ ..
interest nom that day: the nm,n ya! G: sale NJ
notes for the deferred payInsnrS 10 XIV, :.
with personal security therein CyatlEs .a.ess~
Special Commissioned, and the n'Ts .eiosy %,
cry sold 10 be retained until ~ e"'e 70 tie psr
Of the purchase money. payment Il =
ALFRED CAInwp,,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

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Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Bcpton,s HAIR tSrowcr

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DOUBLE AND TRIPLE STRENGTH
When the skin is very tough and hard, and
the single strength win sometimes fail TO
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your druggists have not got 1t we will send 1t
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Sold by c. +. Goodman and Kuhn Il Co
10th and Do" las. 18th aud Cummings
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
DRIFTING FOR TWO YEARS.
The Story oronc of the Most Remark E
able voyages Ever Made.

Captain j. n. Armst rong, now in com.
mand of the bark kalakaua, loading
lumber at Port Blakcly for the west
coast of South America. was in Seattle
yesterday. Captain says the
Seattle wv. t. Postlntelligencer, will
be remembered as the commander who
brought She ship Templar from New
York to San Francisco a few years ago on
one OF the most remarkable passages on
record After being out for some time
the captain went into a foreign port and
for some reasons his crew, excepting the
officers, left. Finally two English ships
came in, and from them Captain Arm.
strong made up 4 new crew, and after
being out forty days the entire crew, in
Guiding the captain and his daughter,
were taken down with yellow fever. The
first mate died and several OF the sailors
Those who had the disease less violent
threw the dead overheard one by one;the
ship dritted about without pilot or navi.
gator for more than q year. The captain
for two years was so violent from the
ravages of the fever that he had to be
chained to the deck to keep him from
jumping overheard. He wears the scars
from the chains and lashings to this day.
During the year that the ship drifted
about the second mate and three or four
of the sailors recovered, but being out of
sight of land and not understanding
navigation. they were powerless TO do
anything with the ship. Finally the
daughter rcgained her reason, but not
her strength. One day she sent for the
second mate and asked him to carry her
on deck, which he did. She then sent
for her father's instruments, and by the
mid of this and her knowledge of naylga-
ton she figured out the location of the
vessel. She then took the charts from
the cabin and traced out route to San
Francisco. She then practically took
command of the vessel and ordered the
second mate and surviving members of
the crew to make sail, and gave them the
direction in which to sail. Every day
for months she would be carried on deck
to take the sun and give her orders.
Days and weeks passed and the ship
continued on her journey. Being sol light
handed the vessel could not be properly
handled, and could carry but little sail,
consequently her progress was slow.
After many weary, dreary months the
captain regainod his reason, and when he
learned of what his daughter had done
he was greatly surprised and declared
that had he been placed in the same
position, he could not have done better.
The ship was loaded with general mer-
chandise, the cargo being insured for
over $200,000. The long absence of the
ship and no tidings from her led the
owners and all interested parties to be-
lieve that she, with all hands on board
had been lost. Imagine their surprise,
after the supposed fate of the ship had
almost passed from their minds, when
Templar, with her cargo all intact, came
lnf IN Snp I.on hn,y
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
her husband, is q. Knight Templar, and
they together visited the couclave.

lneN together NiSlleu tue CDuCl0Nc.
THE RkCOGNIrlON.
During the progress of the story the
lady incidentally mentioned her maiden
name, Mary Otis. No sooner had MIR.
Belcher heard the name than ne became
suddenly excited, and questioned her as
to her antccCdcnts and family. On re.
ceivng her answer he Mt once made
known TO her the fact that his wifc's
brothcr-in.law was ncof her long sought
brothers. His name was James Otis; he
had Il brother, Joan Oils. and sister,
Mary Otis. The sister had been spirited
away, they knew not how, and had long
since been given up for lost. But there
was no doubt that the lady from Mlch.
igan and Mary Otis were one and the
same This discovery greatly affected
both parties interested, as we'll as the
others present, and Mr.. Bplcher was un.
able to transact any business for the re.
mandcr of the day The lady was also
overwhelmed, and before her departure
few days after opened correspond
ence with her brothers. The lady Is now
quite gray, more through trouble and
anxiety than through age. She is very
intelligent and refined, having received Il
liberal education from the old lady by
whom she was adopted.
The discovery of the former Miss Otis
will also have great weight IN closing up
an estate which has been in litigation for
years. Mr. Brlcher has large interest
in 1t, but has been fought by heirs on the
lady's side, and hopes now that it will be
Strengthened out.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
The Voice of the People.

This, people, as a, whole, seldom make
mistakes, and the unanimous voice OF
praise, which comes from those who have
used Hoods Sarsaparilla, fully justiiies
the claims of the proprietors of this great
medicine. Indeed, these very claims are
Pasod Hood,s eSSa,reiy on ~ha. me people say
Read the abundant leyldence of the cura
tive powers, and give it fair, honest
trial. ct
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Willie Gordon, a twelve-year boy
of Winnipeg, was arrested on a charge of
stealing hens, and after two days i'm
prisonment was tried and acquitted. lie
felt the disgrace of the Imprisonment
keenly, and when the boys made fun of
like to die alone, but, after yainly trying
to induce companion to. take poison
with him, swallowed large dose of
stryehnine and died
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Sold by c. +. Goodman and Kuhn ~ Go.
10Th and Dor las. 18th aud Cummings

Frank Graf, hearty young citizen of
Rockville Pa, bet that he could eat n
pint of ice cream in half minute. He
won, gulping down the cream In huge
swallows, Then he bet that he could eat
three large ginger cakes, that together
weighed half Il pound, in one minute.
He dcvoured two of them, and was on his
third, when he suddenly dropped TO tho
iloOr. Gnnd
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Prisoners at the stockade in Atlanta,
Ga, are getting TO be ugly about work.
Orders have been given that it any more
refuse each one shall receive hhty-nne
lasheS on the back.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago.

The only road to take for Des Moines, Mar
shalltown, edar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chica-
go. Milwaukee and all points east. To tho peo-
pie of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Utah,
Idaho, Nevada. Oregon, Washington and Cali
fornla 1t ofrors superior advantages not possi-
bic by any other line
Among few of tho numerous points of SUI
periorty enjoyed by the patrons of this road
between Omaha and Chicago, are It's two trains
n day of DAY COACHES which are the finest
that human art and ingenuity can create. Its
PALACE SLEEPING CARS, Shch arc models
OF comfort and elegance. Its PARLOR DRAW
mo ROOM CARS, UNSURPASSED bv any, ard its
Wy cot1Orated PALATlAL 1INiNu CANS,
the equal of which cannot be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains OF the Union Paci.
ho Ry; connect in Union Depot with those of
tho Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In Chicago
the trains of this line make close connection
with those of all eastern lines.
For Detroit, Columbus. Indianapolis Cincin'
natl. Niagara Falls. Buffalo, pittsburg Toronto.
Montreal, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timors, Washington and all POINTS in the cnst
ask the ticket agent for tickets via the
"NORrHWESTERN."
If you wish tho best accommodations. AL
ticket agents sell tickets via this line.
NJ. HUGHITr. II. 8. HAIR,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
CHICAGO.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

EA Wcstmoreand county spo rtsman
shot and killed squirrel the other day
with rifle ball, and in dissecring it
found No, 2 shot partla l'T Embedded in
me ligament surrounding the heart.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Jcrvls Gordon, of Milford, lost his
pocket book, in which was over 800, in
Port Jervls, and young John Buchanan,
a hack-driver, found it, hunted him up,
and restored it, Gordon was delighted,
and pulling out handful of silver, care
fully picked out twenty-five cents and
gave it to John, saying that it would pay
him for his trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Over two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds of blue fish have been received
at Fulton Market, New York City, within
II week. Fully one-half of this amount
was frozen for winter use.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Delicate Diseases

of either sex, however induced, promptly,
thoroughly and permanently cured
Send 10 cents in stamps for large illus
trated treatise. Worlds Dispcnsary
Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo. n. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Railway Time Table

OMAHA
The following is the time of arrival and de-
the local depots. Trains OF the c., ST. p, NJ. g.
Q. arrive and depart from their depot, corner of
14th and webster streets; trains on the B. n NJ
c. B. y .. ana +. c., ST. j. & 9 B. from the B.
y NJ. depot all others from the Union Pacific
depot
BRIDGE TRAINS.
Bridge trains will leave Y. p depot at 8:35-
B1:35-9:OO-S S:40-S:50-BI0:0 :0O-l1: :0U n. m.: Bl:0
7:0O-ll :l0p. IN.
Leave Transfer for Omaha at 7le-Bs:15- --9:3o
--9:R Bl0:35-lO:37- l1:3I II. M 37-2:13 -2:37
--3:3O-3 -3:37-4 37--5:5 :50--6 :i2--I:2O; -7:5OS:51-
11:52 D. m.
Leave Broadway 10 % p. m; Arrive Omaha
ii 90. Lv. Omaha 10 00p. m; Ar. broadway
10 25. In effect August 10Th until further no.
tice. This is additional to present train service.
]. w. MORSE, G. p A.
CONNECTING LINES.