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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-12

lame Measure 20 assure You that az
IA-,-r- = NrlaIuv Celebrated Liver
x -, ~ r..au twenty years IN my lahll' y.
.-si-..ard them - BENG SUPERIOR 70 atS -.
.-'sL s-..,I ar have seen used. nave htt
-4..t'-.' .,r,rlutly and had 10 try OtherS,a anu
- 80 .rrd variety, but have never
1--we -. A. 50 promptly, prOntably, ant
- -! yr,TqrP's. / have used them myself,
~. gr,.-l-rn. with the most gratliy inS re
- children. having used them on my
$3.50 ,-.eA easy and happy euect' M Sn
.-----r.a. tzeU th one anu 70 az, ~, ieSS
'7..-.. ,vr-k-GO 10 promptly, do ~ Wen.
f'.-....rr d. ELECTS behind As bile re-
$50 "a E.-r correCtOr, As . fOrerunner
~ system for Quinlne, there Is no
f--.---.57. sine equal 10 DR.. G.. McLane ; Ceie-
f.... - Ills. 1 expect 10 use them as
- i've. Il tusy continue - good Is they
-, rs-1 10 the past -,
,rr rfr-rh south, Myers station,
!-'.-rr ..-... District, Florida Conference.
TrxlsrrGo, Canada West, ont
v-.,-s F.EN.N" BROS ,.,r,.
- - ya!- nj. IS came all right, and can say
-, ..sI bilious pill. have USED .
ne nils, but | can say Dr. I; NC
-.". t. nr.aus..c,ured by Fleming Bros.
.'..... .,..! zen. .rWru You have my thanks
-.-.. ave some Of those pills 10 my
->..--f.- - trial. one OF my ueighbOrS
..--.---,..,. H.. sad they did help him. He
'.-..r.y. .tg ..Sr e. new man lie WISHES
IN ,.- inv cents worth for him 30,
....r v.' 10 Il. can 20 Introduce Dr.
v.r.,.s LIVER Pills. manufactured DS
re-.-l.r,. Yours with respect,
.--.7 WM. II. DCGAN.
49, Enclosed you will find one dollar
.......... .u.... please >rGt me more Ol your
.-.r.> Liver Pills. thrust YOU have
...r...s.rtUe last two boxes / order
-.-..4 lwHu.t only say. they nave.
... ...r. good than could express l
p. yg...r uaW than l have Tor TWO
7..->..,. iu-Is truly,
REV. PHIL SPAETH,
West S,Gndlake. n. Y
.-orn CUUNIERFEITS! Send Us .,
-. 20 S-..U 100. bv return mail = box OF
o.. -.-...r.. D.. G. N'laUr.> Celebrated Live
......-.- LHnU>Hur cards.
TIMING IEUS.. tItISburs. Fa-
For SAFE BIZ retail druggists. BE
ere the McLars's PILL You buy are
nac at Pittsburgh, 2n. The coun-
t,-tit. arc u:ade at St. Louis, no
and Wheeling, W. Va.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

: ohio county. toWIi. Ia the Circuit Cour uf
Ohio county. West Virginia, August Rule ls,G
The Albuquerque National Bank
Archibald G. Wilson, ". 7 Thomson, william X.
T. NiisI,n and AlbyH H. Nilsnn. late paHbpr
dining hBiness npl"r the firm maine and Sylc
ON T. Thomson aud Company, Archibald &.
Wilson ia he own right. Cnfipda II. Wilson.
administrator Of the estate 81 John u Wilson.
dcrtussd the Eahl 'DrbId1 II WHOM la hog owl
right ImcyH wilson Wheeling inn AMI Nall
Company. The EScilanrr Bank 81 Wheeling.
hank ofihc Ohio Valley .TtnI fifc and Marine
Ir,surencr Company. citiEris' Railway CosnJa-
ny ui Wheeling. Mesi Virginia, and North Wet
IIuTubuayk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-12

The sale OF the farm above named Is ad-
jOurned 10 Tharsday, the 29Ih Day Of July. 1856.
and the sale of the above named mill property Is
adjourned 10 Saturday. the 5lst Day Of Jaly, 1856
sale will take place on the premises.
ju2OeGgi IF JONES, Trustee.
The sale Of the above property is adjourned I'M
Ill THURSDAY, AUGUST !, lSs6. The farm Ia
be sold on the premises at 10 O'Clock a, m, and
the mill property on the premises AT O'Clock r. N.
jySl !. r. JONES. Trustee.
The sale Of the above property is adjourned I'M
til THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, lS>s. The farm 10
10 sold on the premises AT 10 O'Clock a m, and
the mill property on the premises at O'Clock
p III. i. +. JONES, Trustee.
au-nniptPi
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
= Ohio City of Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling.
b. Il. DOvencr ,,,,cb,ncnt In
vs. I..,,;t,.
Jas Rankin and Robert Poguc,
and
William G. Handlan, admins
traitor of the estate of knOCk Attachment I'm
J. Jones deceased, rnuity
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Law SchOoIof Washingt0R& Lee University
GEN. G W. c. LEE. President.

GEN. q ". &. LEE, President.
INSTRUCTION BI TkNTBOOkS AMP PRINT.
| al lectures with courses at lectures uu Special
subjects by eminent jursis Tuition ami fees so
for Session of nine months beginning SEPT. 10.
For catalogue aud full information address thnS.
4. Graves, Professor of Law, Lexington, ' Il.
iElCIgrh
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educational.

pQEDEpICV Female Seminary. Frederick, Nd
FRnUDNlUh Next term begins sept. 9, l>N6
Terms SIS per annum. NucNtraS except for Nod
crn Language and Art.W. II. Purncll IL D., Tres.
iYjrb
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N CulNCERY

The object nf this suit l. "a recover the sun of
s,,iI % lsiE thousand, sven hGndru-i and fsif.
teen dollars and trty .f,uT c,sntsl with Interest,
aud g - uWu dnliars and eighty nine cvDDJ costs
0f prda-t du" and owing to the piHintir from
Archibald G. wilson. " y. Thomson. v iIliAm X.
T. Wilson and Ali,crt u. wllsHn. late partner, ID"
ing buEIupss under the bun name anil styir of
" p Thomson anil Company ip rrrnIsl n scttls-
meut Of the accounts If tpriHna ~. Wilson, sd
fninis;TalDT of ID. estate 81 JUhn v Wilson, de
CcGs.i Ruh Ia Sthgec 10 the payment VI said
claim al ria. atl n the list6binks sban or sah
Archibald q. Wilson iu the rsAls ol ssh John w.
Wii-Yn d,csE-,-i: and also Ia subject ~ the lay.
mcni 81 aid claim all money, property and -
E-rts 81 the said Archibald e. Wilson ia the hands
| 81 ar tnIdcrthe control 81 Henry o. HorptrSk.
And II appearing RON AN afndsy1t Md In this
! haH e. Wilson, VI, y. Thomson. william X. y.
WiIlon. Albert Is Wilson. CGrinna H Nilsou and
/ Lucy f Wilson mr., not residents ~ the STATE %
West Yirysinis. BDi thry not having icen served
with prIseyg in this slIit. on InOtion 81 the rDfB
plaiuaui. By it, SOLICITOR this order ~ pbbiicA
lion T. entered against them and IL l. ordered
I that the said defendants. Archibald q. Hilr.n
" r. Thomson. William v. y. Wilson. Albert Is.
wilson. C0sinuA II. WiissHl and Lns-y o. WILSON
| are rt.Iuir.d " appear within month amer
the date % the 6r-t ygblicAtIos oftbi. order and
/ j. further ordered that this order d. published
! and pssiSd ~ required by law.
| Wines John vs. Mitchell. Clerk ~ aid Court
/ nj the GIANT lIOsise ~ aid cDunty this Hb dsy ~
| August Isyys, to-uit August Rules Jss.
! JOHS ". MITCHELL, Clerk
| Published the frst time August 3, tsrs.
Attest JOHN " MITCHELL, Clerk
| Il. q. BARB ASD GCY X. &. ALILS, solicitor Cor
| Complainant.
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Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, August 1l.-HOgs --
Sadly: common and light 81 Coal -;
lcking and butchers 81 5Oai -; receipts
mo- head; shipments 800 head.
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THURSDAY. the 18th Day of July. 1856
saturday the I1th DaY OF Julv. lss6.

commencing az 10 O'Clock a. m, the lollowint
real estate situate AZ Point Mills Station of the
Hcmpticld railroad on said creek in said district
and county, to-wit: The Point Mills property
consisting ol about - acres Of land. bounded, by
the lands OF c. s Terril, Joseph WisScn, J. NJ
Potter. Vim. Higgs and Others, with the dwell
ing houses. store room. griSt mill and machinery
theriR. with the water privileges and appurte-
nanccs thercunto belonging.
Each OF said tracts Of land will be sold as 4
whole OF in parcels 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
money and IS much more as the purchasers may
elect 10 pay. in cash, and the residue in tive
equal annual instalments with interest thereon
from the day of sale, Ia lie secured by deeds 81
trust On the property sold. l. +. JONES,
jYl5 Trustee
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

- county of Ohio tu.wit: In the Ctruit
court ur ohio County August Rules. lSs.
John H. pul'oiS and Francis
lI,gIH plaintiffs,
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@beelins Register
Grauelers' 6uide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION or REVERENCE MARKs: sDaily.
tSsmday excepted. monday excepted-wheel.
ing Time:
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9or Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE
Ohio County Land and Mil Property,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST AND
ID Assignment. made by William CASTOR and
Susanna NJ. CASTOR, his wife, TO me as trustee.
dated on TIE ID day uf February, lss6, and ne
corded in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court of Ohio county. W. Va, in deed book q,
premises, on
Thursday, the 18th Day Of July, 1856
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. m. the following
real estate, 10 wit: The tract Of land situate on
the waters Of Little Wheeling Greek, in Liberty
district, in Ohio county. known as the "Heryey
farm, f" bounded BY the lands of C. s. Terri, VIM.
Raw, Jas. II. McConn. 7. Y. Hervey and Others,
and containing 1Se acres, more or less
And by virtue Of said deed, ! viii sell at public
apcfinn the DrpmiSPS on
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI August ll.-Cotton--Cn-
changed Whcat-StronGcr; No , red lila
75c; receipts 10000 bushels; shipments
1000 bushels. Corn-Stcady; No. .
mixed 4?a42lc OatS-ElSicr; No. 2miXcd
2Sa2-lc Ryc-Dull; No. > 5:ic. Pork
Firm ut $40 - I.ard-Strong"r at 81 10.
Bulk MeatS--Strongcr; short ribs 81 -.
BacOn-Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Steady at 81 o.. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
STEADY and unchanged. EgSs-ln iair
demand at ~
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TITuSvIELE, August ll.-Pctroleum-
.atiunal Transit certificates opened at
c.; highest G2Sc; lowest 81 t.; closed at
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.
TituSyillc.

PIITSBURGH. August ll.--Pctrolcum-
I'LL and firm; opened at G?ic; closed At
{ e; highest 6:!3c, lowest GlSc.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
The Champion Crank.

Nicholas Peterson, the champion
crank of the season, has started again
for Europe in row-boat. He has tried
it several times before, but has always
failed to get more than mile or two be-
fore capslzing. He started from Long
Branch last Thursday and was fished
out nearly drowned clinging to his up
turned boat, after he had been soaking
in the briny waves tor hours. He re-
turned to New York on Saturday not a
whit discouras ed, though he concealed
his purpose of making another start at
once, and promised to report for work
at the stables where he is employed,
Tuesday morning. When he failed to
appear a search was instituted, which
showed that he had set out once more
across the sea. Peterson is a Swede
about forty-fve years old with blue
eyes and sandy hair, whlskers and
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Don't Handle Snakes.

Wm. Reid. while bathing in Flat
creek, near Shelbyvillc. Tennessee, a
few weeks ago, began to feel around
under the rocks for fish. He caught
what he thought was fish, but upon
drawing it to the surface found 1t to be
large water moccasin. The snake bit
Reid on the thumb, but it was killed,
nothing being thought of it till few
days ago, when Reid's hand began to
swell. He became delirious and wanted
to bite everyone who came near his bed.
It required the combined strength OF
several men to confine him to the bed.
Several physicians were called in and
all their efforts seemed fruitlcss. The
symptoms were similar to hydrophobla;.
The constant attendance and skill OF
his physicians. however, pulled him
through, and he is now getting well.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
a Tale of Horror.

Near Jackson, Ohio, a band Of Turks
with trained bears, women and children
were camping. \ few days ago young
woman with four-wecks-old babe was
sent out to beg food. Enraged at her
ill-succcss the men took the child from
its mother and threw it to the bears,
who dcvoured 1t quickly. The screams
of the woman brought farmers, to whom
she told the story. They threatened
the men, who explained that the babe
was dead when they threw it to the
bears. Their story was not credited,
as some oftt farmers present had seen
the babe an hour before alive and well.
Later an effort was made to capture the
brutal Turks, hut they had fled, beat
inc the mother to make her 90 along.
The affair has created Il sensation. and
if the Turks are found they will be
lvurhr1
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Work of Incessant Rain.

RALEIGH, N. G.. July l4.-The rains
in nearly all parts of North Carolina
continue, as they have for over month
past. The damage IS in many cases
irreparable. June was marked by such
a rainfall as was never before known
west of the Blue Ridge. Rain has fallen
for six weeks. The news from Pender
county is that for a fortnight past rains
have swollen the streams as to flood
great tracts of country. 1t is the great
est flood since 1867. The farmers on the
Cape Fear river have lost all their crops,
and many have been forced to leave their
homes on account of the flood. Many
turpentine distilleries are under water,
and stores and dwellings are deserted.
The loss amounts to many thousand
dollars, and there is said to be some
suffering. All the low land crop in the
State are injured, and only in few Sec
tions, on the stiff uplands, is there a
prospect of any sort of crop. The
damage in many sections is we'll nigh
total. and in others from one-quarter to
one-h0lf
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Prohibition Prohibits.

Prohibition begins 10 prohibit in At
lanta. The closed doors of the Big
Bonanza saloon bear testimony to this.
Saturday the proprletors were arrested
on the charge of illegal selling. They
filed bill and got a temporary restrain
ing order enjoining the city from enforc-
ing its ordinance until the case could be
heard. Argument on the bill was heard
before Judge Clark, Yesterday, who held
that selling liquor by the quart and
furnishing glasses that it might be
frank at the bar was selling by retail,
dissolved the injunction and allowed
the city to proceed in enforcing its laws.
This meant ''close up" and the pro-
prietors of the Big Bonanza shut their
doors. The Kimball House bar case
will come up on Saturday, and their at
torneys claim that the decision willnot
effect it, as they have not allowed any
drinking on their premises for several
days, selling only by the quart. A
case was made against the Atlanta
Brewing Company for selling beer to
customers in the city. This will be the
Inauguration oflong litigation, which will
extend to the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Mules Killed by Lightning.

AZ the kings Mountain gold nine,
two miles from Kings Mountain station
last Saturday. occurred singular freak
of lightning and one that was bad on
mules. Two wagons were standing at
the mines and two mules were hltcllcd to
each wagon, ore wagon being in charge
of white man. and the other in charge
of a colorcd man. The wagons were
close together. one just behind the other,
when the bolt came, and two mules.
ono from each team fell dead in harness.
The two men were knocked scnaclcsss,
but, were no: fatally hurt. The Survl-
vim" mules were apparently entirely
uuuniurcd. charlotte Observer.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22

The News and Courier says there
mc sinister rvlmors about political COM
bnations which have is their object the
nomination Of particular persons as can
Glatcs for the principal State oliiccs.'
If reference is had to the coup dctat
now secretly mcditatcd and contcmpla-
ted in Charleston By the adhcrcnts oil
Mr.. Williams Ashmcad Courtcnay.
the News and Courier can rely on the
People to smash the slate on which his
name is written ''abovc the resi-"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Fourteen Sailors Drowned.

CHICAGO, July q ia special from
Halifax saws. "Nlneteen men Of the
British war ship Gosshawk went ashore
at Port Royal, Jamaica, on the eth ult.,
and while there storm arose. They
attempted to return to the ship in the
storm, and on nearing the vessel their
boat capslzcd. Next morning three OF
the sailors were found on the bottom OF
the boat drifting toward Port Henderson
and two on one Of the Royal Navy buoys
IN Port Royal harbor to which they had
swung. The other fourteen were drown
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Distressing.

CENTEAIIA. III.. July l4.--Ihc
continued drought and failure OF the
wheat crop which has occurred for scv-
cral wears III succession and the unlHc-
ccdcntcd ravaccs Of the chlnch bug.
have induced many Of the farmers to
form themselves in Il colony for the
purpose ofrcmoving N Il body TO OREGON.
Forty families have organized at Walnut
Hills with Il President and Secretary
and arc corresponding with the railroads
for cheap rates.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
4 Georgia Tragedy.

At Cartcrsvillc, Ga, on Saturday
night Bryant Strickland, respected
colorch citizen, made IN attack on Il
young lawyer named Johnson. In sep
arating them CITY Marshal William
Puckctt had 20 use his billyon Strickland.
The latter tlrcntcncd TO kill Puckctt
Oh sigh land meeting on sunday, the two
drew their rcyUlvrrs and fired almost
simultaneously. Strickland WAS killed.
The congregation poured from the chllrcI'
and great excitement prevailed. The
difficulty originated about the arrest "i
TObr jackson the dynamltcr.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Skipped to Canada.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July ia special
from Omaha says: The Dundy County
Bank of Benjamin. Neb.. failed yester-
day. Bclzer, the President, skipped to
Canada, and took with him about
100000 in funds and securities. The
business men and farmers felt the loss
greatly, as many have lost the last dol
lar they had on earth. Several farmers
had their little all in the bank, aud were
to prove up to-day. Many will have to
abandon their claims. The greatest
excitement prevails. Belzer had trans"
ferrcd all his available property to his
wife before leaving. Many Eastern
banks and firms lose heavily.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Wrong Man Lynchcl.

Sometime last year. near Jacksonville,
ILL.,. man named Fred llullcr was ar
rested on the charge of stabbinS Mrs.
William Mclaughlin and her sister so
severely that they nearly lost their lives.
\ party Of disguised men broke open
the Jail and shot Hollar through the abb
DOMAIN. Before IIollar died he insisted
that he did not commit the deed. Wm.
Nc Laughlin, who had deserted his wife,
died recently in Il Western State. con-
Tossing in his last moments that he was
the author Of the crime for which llollar
lost his life.
Rcal The advertisements III this issue
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
Hurl,is Is willing.

While Captain i. r. Tillman says he
Is not Il candidate. he has written THIS TO
the Edgcictd Advertiser. which goes 10
show that Barkis is willin' III thcrco'
pie Of EdgcIicld should ask me to serve
them. | would consider il an honor to do
so to the best of my ability: but | most
respectfully decline to seek office o: any
kind"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
4 Strange Monster.

\ curious freak Of nature was Oh cN-
hibition at the stables Of Mcssrs. w. Ii.
Doty Il Co. on Thursday. 1t was aplg,
born with all its parts fully developed
except It's head. La the centre OF the
head was one large eye, and Just below
it was Il snout, resembling very much
the trunk Of an elephant. It's needless
to say that it was dead, and was viewed
by large crowds 3urlng the whole day.
WinnsbOro News aud Herald.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22

One Dollar and Fifty Cents will Sc
cure this paper whole year.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-22
AHOTDAYIN THE CAPITOL.
BOTH BRANCHES OF CONGRESS IN A
BELLlCOSE HUMOR.

Two Members OF the House have Set-to
with Epithets and Flsts--The House in an
Uproar-Senator Logan Berates Senator
Edmunds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-30
What Mr.. Aver Says.

Clarence f. Aver, the Waterman at the
State Printing Office, who was discharged
by the Capitol Commissioners, as narrated
IN Yesterdays RECORD UNION, asserts his
belief that he did not receive lust treat
ment. He states that the notice TO attend
the meeting and defend himself, though
written on the 22d. was not received BY
nm until the 9th, and the meeting was
held on the 2Sth. What he feels most
sore about is that he was summoned to an
pear and answer the charges against him.
and yet when he did appear he was not
gwen hearing. Relative to the sale of his
time for May to Hale Bros & Co., he says
he made it in good faith, not having any
idea OF the fate in store for him but on
wednesday, after his dismissal, he notified
the firm that he would return the money
and take up the power of attorney, and
yesterday did so. As TO the charge made
by j: K. Hodson, he produced that gentle
mans bill, receipted in due FORM Being
reminded that Hodson claimed to have
taken his ayers note for 500, payable in
SIX months, In part payment of the account,
he declares that he never gave such a note,
and that if one exists it is a forgery. On
the other hand, Mr.. Hodson alleges that
he has Ayers note for the amount stated,
and that the latter made it out in the pres
ence of Mrs. Hodson and lady operator at
Hodson's photograph gallery.