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Wichita eagle., 1886-12-05
Tar Prorress IN Photo~raph-.

Probably in no othsr art has greater Pro-
grcss been made, during tire past year or t-o,
than in the sr5 Of pho5ographins. Tho Gdop-
tion 81 photography az : pastilne has n vt
the bottom of the progress, some Of the most
rclua BE improvements having been developed
BIZ amateurs The great feet OF excursion
boats thet followed tho contesting yachts uas
covered. with amateur and other photos-
rsphers ard their Instruments. But the IN
wieldy tripod, surmounted by big box.
must soon disappear. There were plenty of
photographers on the feet that did not dis
play their Instruments. A hard rubber disc,
buttoned under the waiscoSt, with E nipple
projecting Ike button throughs buttoEho,e,
fcrved some Of them. Little black ard red
gripsacl,5, with q small hole in one erd, were
the irG-rJI.lents used by others.
Mr. Burns. the artist emrloved by Harper
Brothers, carried what seemed to be \ littlo
wooden lunch box. The scene to be taken
was let in through n shutter in one end. Is
could he seen through hood that could be
raised through the top Of the box. and tho
focus az iusted TO suit Then a spring was
touched. sad click, the Wow had been grap-
pled hard and fast. Artists like Mr. Burns
use the camera only for securing tho small
details Of scenes which they wish 20 repro
duce in TIE periodicals they represent, or
when some scene has % Is taken ON tho IL
rtart. They much prefer = pad Of cold
pressed paper and a soft pencil for any hut
an extraordinary occasion. But ThotCrra; Is
are growing in favor ~ tia prices Of them
decrease. \ good many people expect % So
the day when Photographic illustrations WI
be furnished in weekly periodicals instead o.
wooIcuts. brooklyn Eagle.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-05
-SssSSMliIA~
Daily = eagle
ART IN TOBACCO SHOPS.
Handsome Pictures That Are Loaned to
One Dealer and Then to Another.
"Gilnne that, will youi"

handsome PICTURES That Are Loaned to
One Dealer and Then to Another.
"Gilnme that, will you."
couldn't possibly it's promised"
The first speaker was a customer in cigar
store and the second was the tobacconist The
subject Of request and refusal was a clever
reproduction CO g well known painting By an
nTtiSt of fame in the show window. The pic
ture was deliberately mounted and framed,
and would have been an ornament On any
mans walls had it not been for tie brief
legend inscribed in dainty but too coaspicu-
Gus lettering in a corner of the picture, re-
ferring in terms which might be regarded Gs
hyperbo.ical 10 the merits of a certain newly
introduced brand of cigarettes In the saIne
show window was q stained glass screen III
Handsome brass frame, hand painted, cnd
beautiful ct sufficient distance. A close
view revealed a reference to another brand
Of cigarettes which the manufacturer candidly
admitted were the best il the world.
"The fact is" the cigar dealer said conf
dentiaIiy, these pictures dO2's belong 10 me.
Thy are only loaned, and after awhile an
agent viii come around and collect them, and
they viii be hrng up in some window up town
or perhaps oGt Of town.
why continued he as the customer
showed an interest in his story, q" tho cost Of
enough of those handsomely framed pictures
to Eli all the windows of all tho CIGAR stores
in the country would eat up = years profits on
ell the sales of cigarettes or tobacco. It
wouldn't be profitable. The scheme IS to put
out a few hundreds Of these expensive pictures
about town and so attract attention to the
brand Of tobacco being introduced. Then in
q few weeks TIE pictures and screens and
other advertising trinkcts are taken perhaps
to Brooklyn or Philadelphia or Chicago and
81 over the country, and the fame Of the Gig
arctte Is spread throughout tho land"
How about these pictures Of cigarette
girls?"
Oh. the manufacturer Of tho-e Cigarettes
sends = picture with every gross OF the cigar
cites. We don't give them AVA, and in fact
siHce The crusade against the iEdeccncy OF the
pictures we haven't had much demand for
them. Occasionally a customer asks for one,
but he doesn't get it, and hs doesn't seem to
care.'
The rivalry among makers OF cigarettes has
become SO active during the past season that
the cigar stores nowadays are plentifully
adorned with all sorts Of photographs and
photographic pictures, fancy and copied, ard
thousands OF dollars are invested in this fash
Ion in advertising works CT moro CT les art
New York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-05

A farmer near ChanberShurg, Pa, recently
prepared some home made phosphate from
lime ard chicken manure which ne left in s
heap upon his barn floor. Some TINS after it
was discovered that a peculiar smell, as Of
come substance burning. was issuing FROM the
barn Urca iaveSti. CATION It was found ;hat
the phosphate WAS a mass OF fire. Tbs diff
ferert compositions Of which 1t had been
made generated such a great heat t52s STon-
taneou. combustion was the result. = ith
the aid Of Others tia farmer succeeded II
pitching the burnic: mass from the barn.
The barn floor, whe-oon TIE mass lay, Vas
considerably chaTrsi and blacksasd--Chi-
caSn Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-05
IheTchra Never Yi.lds.

The zebra Is true grit. Tho annual trim
ming 81 the hoofs Of ono CT these ai1lsE1ags
took plao. recently 81 the Philadelphia 200, IN
tie early morning before the visitors began
TO come in. The zebra never yields, even
when cas: down ard firmly bound, Leather
straps were pl.ce1 about each foot, ana the
four feet drawn together. 4 bar OF WOOD ted
IN the mouth and 4 number Of Insa seated
upon the Iebras body completed the defence
sSiIst tbs animals efforts 10 escape. which
did not cease during the operation. The mis-
shapen hoois causad by the wooden floors were
then sawed oT.-New York Commercial Ad-
yertiSe-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-05
Wanted \ Million Gaia

Inquiry ito an advertisement that recently
appeared n : New York paper calm for
zoos, 00J cats siicited the information that
tine advertiser had 8 patent FOR s picture
frame, Lee unique part OF which . ssu-si
kitten mounted o. tbs top, ard 50 stSatsd
that it ove,leols Tia picture which n. frame
sos.t.lils Clic2E3 Tuns
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28
Railroad Wreck.

MEMPHIS, Jan. ga frightfnl
wreck occurred on the Illinois Central
last night at Tallahatchie bridge, eigh.
teen miles south of here, caused by
some one taking up rail. Al af9 :
The engine and all the coaches sum'
bled down the embankmont 10 the
bayou. fSa ia, s.~.y y
VIM. Ruffin, the engineer, was pin
ned between the engine and tender ir
the water, and after five hours of horri
BILE suffering froze to death. !.
Several passengers were injured
The track was blockaded and torn u
50 badly that no trains could pass 10
twenty-four hours.
The officials of the road believe tn
tampering was done by some oil
charged employe, with view OF eau
ing a wreck. The engineers testimon
was that rail was taken up.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28
Tammany Hall Elects Kelly.

NEW YORK, Jan. T.-The Tam>
many hall committee on organize tisn
met. last evening, and, as anticipated,
ra>elected John Kelly chairman.
Sheriff Huge j. Grant vice chairman,
and John McQuads second vice chair
man With the exception of the de-
hate on Mr.. Bourke Cochran's civil
service resolutions, the meeting was
very quiet and harmonious. 1t ended
in the adoption of the resnInfin1s 3. nv !.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28

BELLEvILLE, Ont, Jan. N.-Ine
river Moira has risen 2 feet since Sat-
urday. One hundred houses have been
vacated and some business establish
msnts been closed. The city councli
has made appropriations for blasting
the ice 10 make passage Tor the water
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28
A Bad Place.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Thc attention.
of Gen. Hancock, commandant OF 'ne
United States troops on Governort Is
land and in the Bay forts, has oeen
trarlcally called to the peculiar matrs-
monial methods Of some OF his soldiers.
Near Fort Hamilton is hotel long in
famous as the homo Of great thieves
and the training place of pugilists. II
was until lately kept by Red Leary' o'
continental fame as proisssioha'
scoundrel, and he made it hiding
refuge for criminals. Its present most
| ia Pauline Ramsay. Potter Hansen
committed suicide there, few days
ago. because his bride, who ooardeo
there insisted on Informally divorcing
, herself from him and marrying
Sergeant Bergen, one of General Han
, cocks subordinates. The iyoung wife
8 was pretty daughter Of Mrs. Ramsay,
v and investigation proves that two OF
O her sisters are the wives Of corporals
n stationed at Fort Hamilton. AL
e together seven couples. composed Of
RS regular army men and Brooklyn girls
as are living in the nsighborhood. Mar
TO rage ceremonies have legally unitet
he them, but in every case there is al
ne agreement that the wsdlock shall ceas
W, on the transfer of the soldiers to anothe
ed post. The six wives have positivel
IS, promised to be deserted without ADJ
he and their matrimony amounts pra
he tically to an enlistment for the VI
ger certain term Of their husbands stay
this peighborhood. Gen. Hancoc
ng, will at once destroy this peculi
,ey sv.tsm if he can. Two Of the me
ON arc believed to have wives elsswhsr
wn Morality has bsen at high standa
to on Governors Island since Hancoci
possession, :but the soldiers seem
have become demoralized just beyo'
its lines.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28

Find.

=
CH1AGo, Jan. ga local paper
publishes a long article Tuesday
morning announcing the discovery OF
rich gold field in the Republic OF
Honduras. 1t appears that some six
months ago james Recter Milligan,
Capt. Pat Donxn, of Dakota, and three
others from Indiana, made op a pool
aud sent Rector and another man. an
old California prospector, to Honduras
to examine and report upon new
placer bold field, which was alleged to
have been found in the southeastern
part of that little Republic. Ever since
November there have been rumors
aflpat the the alleged discovery was
confirmed, and that it had proved to
be most important one, but the
proprie;ors of the expedition at home
would say nothing about it. Now
however, tho bar of silence is removed
and with the arrivals of full particulars
both by cable and mail, and also tn
receipt of lille bag of dust. tn
Importance of the find is no lOnge
concealed.
They have begun regular mining
in place where, after much toll, the
succeeded in turning the river fro'
its native bed Here they dug dow
and are sluicing out from 81 TO $40
the cubic yard.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28

A gambling house at lS4 Clark
street Chicago, was raided by the
police last Monday night, in which
two hundred and twenty gamblers
lwere captured.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28
THE OUACHITA EXCELSIOR
steam Saw and Planning MtlIs'
F.. VOLLMAN, PROPRIETOR,
Postoffice-Monroe,L La,

Manufacturer and dealer in Rough, Dressed
and Matched Pine and Cypress Lumber,
Cvpress Heart and Sap Shingles, Doors,
Ssh Finds. etc, etc. The filling of orders
and answering letters ofimporta,nce prompt l VI
ly and faithfully attended TO-. Aaoerai s''"'0
Of the public patronage sonci'eu. struction.
ara % situated on the west bank Of Ouachita
r;ver Immediately above the Monroe OIL
Mills. i have a railroad track connectine
them with the ", s. g. P. r. and have saie
and convenient steamboat landing, 1aclhties
enjoyed by no other miil aeareacTIsi escS ndnce n
memts to patrons residing along the railrost
| or river as will make it decidedly TO tneil
| advantage tn deal vzith. retc.. as ~
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28
AIH A M BR a
RESTAURANT,

No. 10 DeSiard Street, Monroe'
sholl Oysters, Fish, Crabs. Shrimp, Gal
Celery, and the best Of Everything
the Market Affords.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-01-28

Furnished Rooms for Gentlemen.
GEO. G. ENSSMINGER,
Proprietor.
NJ BADU, Manager
r, JACOBS Steward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
tstioD

From ten to twelve car loads OF iron
pipirg, bridges, and various other articles
Of manufactured iron, pass the postothe'
every day, bound from PIttsbuTg for tse
South, West and Southwest, and no little
part Of i, for the Interior Of West Virginia
Ever ton Of that merchandise could BE-
Manufactured in this city fully as well, II
lot better, than in Piusburg. Let our
Chamber cf Commerce take the hint ano
devise plays and proposals for inducing
various industries TO locate in Wheeling
Let our weather. ciIizeus de've down
in their pockets and see hoE much
stock they ore willing to take II
an iron bridge company or an iron pipe
company, or fifty other kinds Of Industrial
companies. A capable man appointed oy
the Chamber of Commerce armed with
some inducements Of this character, with
: comu'ere knoaledgs Ofthe excellent quail
tiles Of Wheeling as q manufacturing point
might produce such happy results as to
surprise US ere a1o'her year rolls rounc'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

yUNuE STATE OF WEST rIRGINIs, 0BI0
county, in the Circuit Court OF ohio county,
West Virginia. March Rules, 1856,
Henry Christman
John A, Armstrong, Alex injer Coeo Thomas B
Armstrong. and Robert y. GiLespy, partners
doing business under the firm name Of Arm.
strong, CCEu Co.
IN AssUYPsT.
The objee. OF this snlt Is ID recover o judgment
In favor OF the plaintiff nd against the dsf- dants
upon note dated at Wh eluR W. Va, October
ri, 1888 at one year sfter date, 10 The order o
Henry Chrletman, for the sum OF seventeen hun.
pay able al the CONNER cial Bank with inter 81 al
six per cent, Sbic said not was made BY the hrm
as iboye composed, OF Arms rong, Coen 20
Ard il appearing from al AFFIDAVIT fled In thi'
CAUSE, at these huleS that Thomas Is. Arms IoI g
one of tn deleuddnts In the shove entitled cause
IS not q r. sGant OF toe State OF West Virginia and
Vas II II resident OF said late at he CONNER cs'
mgut OF this sqit, ard he not h wig been served
with process in this suit on the motion 81 / I
A,ntiE ny bis SttUrGey this order OF Publication
Is entered 0st hiGl, and II is ordered that tht
said defendant, hOmaS 3. q rmsr'oig Is 7. Hutred
10 sppe r here within one month after the date
OF the first publication OF this order aud do what Il
n cstsarY to protect hs inter Bt; IL is further or
dered that this oratr be publish ID ana posted q, re-
Quired by law.
Nitnass, John W. Mitchell Clerk o. said Court
at the Court H uSA Of said county. this t'ird day
Of March, 1856 t. wit: msr Hute', 1855.
JOHN W. MItCHrLL, Clerk.
Published the irst time March 1. 1856.
Attest JOAN w MITCHELL, Clerk.
K. Il. BARR, Attorney for Plaintiff mr4oswt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

her dress; in another the heorine makes
her appearance upon q load of hay, Aick-
ing her heels into the cir; in another she
nestled her head on his chest and he seiz'
ed her around the waist and kissed her,
and in another - but We forebsar.
We don't know whether such writing Is
true to nature or not, but it is the kind
that is often sent out for the people to
read. 1: may be that our old~r'te were
fsstidiOus But ii is likely that far more
good has been accomplished BY their writ
iugs than is possible for our later novel
rsts. Where authors are lot trus to ns
ture, nature can often be made true t.
them By continuous reading. If human
nature Ia to be made true to some OF tn
novelists Of to-day let people begin to or.
out:
| ,ar,si, and minister's of grace defend us,h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Cfap!ine Street Property for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OS TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
/ me- made by Abner Key aud his wife, one oil
which Is dated the tSenty nth day ct july, Ia the
year 1879, a d recorded In the Jerks Once OF the
County curt OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in
iced Of Trust Book numbered 10, page 262; and the
OF ,e 1. dsted toe fourteenth day OF June, In the
y ear 1884 and recorded IN said Office In eel OF
trust Book numbered y page 2to, vii, on
THURSDAY, THE 1lIh DAY OF MARCH,
1855,
comm encing at 10 O'Clock m, sell at public auc-
ton, al the front door Of The Court House oil said
Ioahiy, The South part OF the lot Numbered one ~
In the square Numbered fourteen (l4l. on the east
aide OF Ihapiine street. In said county, being so
much OF taid lot as lies bet seen the southern
boundary OF said lot and line drawn parallel to
said southern boundary and distant about forty
ground bich was conveyed 20 the said AhneT Key
by Thomas McKenbsn aud his wife NJ deed dated
the 10Th day Of september, 1864, and recorded in
said office Ia esd BoS kNo. &c, page S7.
AND ALTO, the piecs Of grourd, part oi said
LOT numbered one ~, which Was conveyed TO the
said Abner Key by William Ii. HearDe and bis
wife by deed dated the fourteenth dsv OF June,
in the year 1884, aud rsco' dei in raid otce In Deed
Book nun bered IS, Pr &c 4SS; vi ich asst mentioned
p,eae OF ground is bounded on the North 10y Eley-
til str e. extending along the south side OF that
street about thirty-fOu and h'lf leet; on the
east by all alley forming the eastern boundary OF
sad lot nun bered one; On the south by the part
of sal. lot numbered one first herein tes, rib-d
and on the west by the portion OF said lot num-
berf one which wa' con- yed TO Justine, the wife
of Meyer Heyman, by deco dated september 8,
1881, aud recorded In said office in Deed Book num-
bered II, page 3d.
be ieve the title to be good bat selling az trus-
tee undertake to convey such title only az ny SAID
Deeds OF Tu,t AM au horned to Sell and convey
as Aforesaid.
JpKNs OF SALE-Oue third Of the p1rcha'e
monty, and as nuch more as the purchaser may
choose tn pay, to De paid IN hand and the remain.
der with interest n equaI instaimentS In one and
two wears from the day OF sale; the purchaser
giving hi, ties with sctory Dersousl security
for the d. feTrcd iDstsl ens AMI the tide 10 he re-
tanned or deed OF trust the property cod 10 be
given, as additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
feb5i trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Commissioners Sale of Valuable
West Liberty Zeal Estate.
Abram Mon'gomery's sdminis-
tratJr and other,

Abram Mongomerys adminis- In the CirCuit
tTatJr and other, Court OF nhlo
We County. West
Mary McCoy and others 'iTginia.
DY vIRTUE Os A DECREE LNrEHED IN
ID the above entitled cause on the 10th day o.
December, A. ID. iss5, the und rs,gue + appointed
Their, b, special com missioner for the Iurpo'c
will sell at public auction ON tho pr IN ses, In the
town OF We,t Liberty, Obi COUNTY, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1886,
commencing at ! O'Clock p M. the real estate OF
which A brKu Montgomery did seized and pos
ser sed cJusistlDg OF tract or parcel OF land SIT
uate Ia Wet Liberty, oh q county, Wet irEtnla,
Known a. the ian ard Property" Composed al
three lots designated on the pat of sald Fwn as
os tumbered 10, - and q, AID sixt'en 'eot oh 4
the rear OF Let No % az dc,Ignsled on the plat o.
siiG town, and also O' no -, and half OF lot y. :.
rs and lot no 73 rs desGnStei on the plat Of sa!d
town, together with all the bu lJin.s aud anpu =
tenarC's rhereunto belonging, except a building
o. the west corner oil lot No. ~, ere ted by w.
turts end used NJ s1Op. aid zeal estae " w Ie
of red for sale as EhOe AID 10 parcels, and toid
In the manner In which The greatest amount can
be realized
TX half OF the purchase money or as
much more as the purchaser may elect TO pa {, In
cash, and the Ttsidue ia one year with int rest
from day cf sale the purchaser to give bis note
with approved security !or the deferred payment,
The title TO be retained until ell tie purch are moCey
Mpaid. hlLEf,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify tat bond has been given by the
above named special tommi'sontr as nqnired by
The Count. JNO. ". MIICBELL,
feb4sq,i Gle Z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
C0MMISSiONeR'S SALE.

william Rernsrd, Complainant
vs.. 49,, | In the Gl-c-g
rillie Rennard John Refn~d' Cour'o. Osiu
Infants under the age OF teen County. Ia
ty-one years and haie Norm, Ch.n:rrr
guardian OF said Title and Joha
ksuuard, deieLdanilIs. ,,,, nm, -,
ny yIhTuE Us 4 DEL ktE VI LEI Clh-
Is cut Cou't OF ohio county, west virginia,
made ami enteIed In the above 'nttied 'AGeV "
,ha I.t, d.y of uecem DIR, 1855 VIII. on
,S.anesday, the 10th uny Of March, 1856,
ha.inniny AZ o q clocg A. the i'ott do " ItS
Conrt House o, ohio ,ubtg IN The dty II h-lrs
Va mr., q ed 10 = public Aur'ion, TIE i"l!os'
ing ramei real e'ta,e, that Is 10 SAY! CERTAIN lLh
rSnor,Inps of Ia 8 nun be ed Oh 'he plat OF tie
E.st sbeelipg Iompauy's Addition TO ne c', d
" ne.lipy, West Nirsinis, n QUE huf nIei aHl tnr
teen 10 aud one hundIed ana fourteen lii', nd
b.ipg ale The prop,ry conveyed 10 b'b!"hin Il
Rennard, now dec sseo, ny a. 'i ~ :.
n da Adams. his wife, ny Two se'era' u'eds oa,
inc ds,e respectively as follows: un' DEED 'tia
, sbrusry q, IS7 I, ard Juiy u cord'u III IN" One
Of the Clerk OF the lout ~ .curt o, mo ooulW
West yiniDia In Died hook No. ~ page . aud
the ther de,d dated Asr'h 2, 1870, aud dui! n.
corded in the Office Of tho Gers OF the 'o1ny
CouTt of ohio county, West Virginia. In el
Rooe No 63, page l5g, save and except such part o.
por,,on of ~ d OF nu nh-Ted "ns huhhtel att
tbirt. Ell tllS), and 'ueh pait OF Ffuoh o! 10
nnu,berrd one humid Cd and fourteen (ll'l Il ik
property above conveyed rs vas con'rEed ~ be
aid Ben amin II. ftnnard 10 zee nI'spe y
a deed dated April 3, 1873, snd duly rec r!ei J,
the once Of the lerS CT the ouniy 'ouft 81 oN
county, West Virginia, In Iced boo' no %, pa
20. , -
a, The purchaser ,usy elect cash on IN" day oimt
| and the residue IN tSo equal instalmsnis pa!ses
| respectively In o.. and WE'VE months from 10
dsy OF sale, the credit ipsiaiment' b'arrs ibIeca
| ~ m the day u sale, ard the purcha'er eNe,uei
| potes therefor. with satisfactory r'is nal rcu! y
psyable ri A. I'd RESPECTIVE daieo ard lie nttn ~
reis,n. until ire whole OF he purchase money d
paid. and a conveyance dh ect,d by The count
| uEONSE J.. 81 'hhlsr,
spceial Commi,,iOns,
&c. HRRvRY, AUctioueer.
| HEREBY certf, that bond has been given ~ ta
| said C;eoryp T. r. Gil, hiist rpceisl ON mit!obE,
| il requi"d ny law, and b, the terms Of the asdS
| spts ed in The above tutitl cause
| Published the Jst tius February sth, 1886
| JOHN ~. MlrCH Eli, Clrt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ITO THE CREDITORS OS ABRAM MONT.
i goanPry. dtceyel:
In pursuance OF p decree OF the Circuit Court oil
Ohio county. Wesl Viz. nia made In a cause there
IN pending, TO subeHt the real estate OF tha said
BRAN Montgomery to the pay meat OF his debts
you required to present 20 aims against the
estate Of the said a b an MoDtgomsry for adj udi-
cation 70 joe h PAUL, Commissioner at his
Office, 70. Il2O Chaplin street In the city OF
Wheeling, Ohio ciuuty. West Virginia, on or be
fore Wednesday, The nth day OF March, 1885.
witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Curt,
this I'd day OF February, 1856
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
feb3oawy Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

A WRITER o The Mouroe county Watch
man over the signature Of "TOg Fork,
suggests that by all means Democratic
convention should be called to nominate
man 10 succeed 5. MAJOR CAMDEN in the I
s Senate, and suggests the ID day of An
gust as the time, Waite Sulphur Spring
as the place. and one delegate for ever!
one hundred votes cast at the last guber
material election, as the basis Of rePresen