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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
4 THOMAS GOLDING

Assumes Command of II New Steamship.
The many friends of Capt. ThOs. Gold
ing in this vicinity will be interested in
the following, taken from the San Fran
cisco CdH of July II. About sixteen years
ago Capt. Golding married Miss Geneyicve
Stanberry, an accomplished lady of this
city, and shortly thereafter moved to San
Francisco:
Captain Thoma: Golding, formerly in
command of the steamship MaripOsa of the
Sprcckcls Line, and for many years in the
employ of the Pacific Mail, has been ap-
pointed to the command of the Alexandra.
The Alexandra is a steel steamship, recently
built at Sunderland, England, and i'll
tended to ply along the Mexican Coast, be-
tween Gnaymas and ManZanilla. Her di-
mansions are rs follows: Length 210 feet
breadth, % feet; depth, II feet, with a
Seyen-fOOt awning-deck in addition, clasSed
l0O-A1 at Lloyds' under special survey.
The main engines have cylinders % by 56
inches in diameter by 80 inches stroke; the
condenser is of exceptional size and special
arrangement, with separate engine and cen,
trifugal pump for circulating the water.
The tirSt-claSs passenger accommodation is
afforded in two teak lighthouses, which are
, specially arranged with regard to the eff,
cient ventilation, all the berths being
entered direct from the deck, rs well rs the
main saloon, which is handsomely fitted
in polished hard wood. An extensive prom
enade deck is fitted over the main saloon,
and after cabins extend to the full breadth
of the vessel. The secOnd-class passenger
accommodation is provided forward; the
captain and purser are berthcd in n large
handsomely fitted teak deck-house amid
ships. The main saloon is brilliantly
lighted by electricity, and y separate cleo
trio light is also provided for each berth.
The vessel OH her trial trip, when deeply
laden, averaged twelve knots IN hour, and
when in good trim is expected to steam at
the rate of fourteen knots. The Alexandra
was built to the order of Senior joaquin
Redo, of Mazatin, a member of, the Mex
lean Senate, and a wealthy merchant Ofthe
southern coast,
The business along the southern coast OF
Mexico is reported to be rapidly increas,
ing, and il is the intention of Senior Redo
to extend his line to San Francisco in the
near future if his authorizations of the de-
veIOpment of the coast trade are realized.
Captain Golding will leave for Guaymas
in a few days to meet the Alexandra on heT
arrival, and assume command.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
''BRICKS''
Takes Exception to President Films Opin-
ion of Our Brick Streets.
To The Editor Of Me ReQiNlr:

Takes Exception to President Films Opin-
ion of Our Brick streets.
To The Editor Of the Register:
SIR: 1t would be q want of courtesy ia
a stranger, who is doing all he can to
benefit Wheeling, and himself, to ask
President William Finn, of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company, what he knows
about streets paved with brick, when he
ever saw streets SO paved, and why he fixes
ten years as the end Of time for them?
Streets paved with brick have been in
use in France for more than four hundred
wears. Charleston, W. Va, has had them
for more than twelve years, and her citi-
zens, baSing their opinion on experience
and thorough knowledge of the brick for
street paving, claim that their streets will
last for many times twelve years.
A word to William Finn, President OF
the Wheeling Natural Gas Company: The
wooden boxes you are placing over the
valves and joints of your gas mains are
very cheap, not at all pretty, and entirely
wanting in durability. They will not last
five years, and as each one decays it will
become q source Of trouble and danger to
our citizens.
If YOU will see to remedying this matter
by making your fixtures more perfect and
be satisfied with the same pressure inyOur
mains that is carried in Pittsburg, Wheel
ing will be satisfied with her brick streets,
in spite Of yOur opinion OF them,
BRICKS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
DELIVERED.
COLLECTED.
The Ghost Again.

The citizens of the Eighth ward were
badly stirred up Saturday night over h
"fy-bSsnight," who has been posing rs a
ghost down there for some two or three
weeks past, and something like one hun
dred people lowered around the railroad
crossing at the pottery until long after
midnight, waiting for the s~cantily-clad
spook to put in an appearance. The ghost
declined to walk abroad before such a large
audience, however, and concluded to take
his constitutional in some less public local
ity. He accordingly chose the b. u .;
railroad track, near the Eighth ward
school House, for his promenade, being seen
by a Mrs. Schiller and several Others rs he
took his light and airy way over the ties
of the track. The alleged apparition was
seen about 2 o'clock, but no one processes
to know from whence it came or whittier
it went.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
A Brewers Joke on the Singers.

When our singing societies were in Mill
waukee they visited the brewerles there,
and each member was presented by the es-
Establishments with 4 pretty little bottle OF
beer. The boys Ill brought these bottles
home with them, thinking that they would
indulge in the contents some day when wa
ter became scarce. One of the breweries
gave bottles that would hold one good
glass, and some of the boys several days
since put theirs on ice, and after they had
become sufficiently cold, pulled the corks.
They popped in true bottled beer style
but when the amber began to flow the
boys held their noses and made IL break
for fresh air, while the contents of the bot
ties were left to fizz alone. They were
filled with water charged with s~ulphureted
hydrogen gas, which gives OFF an odor
about a cross between Il rotten egg and a
glue factory. The boys are keeping the
Joke very quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
ECCLRsIA
IT. ALPHONSUS, + d.
FUNDATA lSj6,
KEAEDIFICATA EFT AMPLIFICATE
/ AUGUST, lSSi.

To-day the st. AlphOnsus Society cele-
hrates its fifteenth anniversary by 4 grand
parade and picnic, and many of the visitors
are expected to remain over to participate
in the festivities.
The parade will occur this morning at
3 O'Clock and will be headed by the Opera
House band. After parading the principal
streets the march will end at the Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railroad depot, where
those who deSire0an board the cars and go
out to the park, where the picnic will be
held. If the day proves n nice one,
a it is sincerely hoped it will,
the attendance will be very large. Every
arrangement has been completed that will
assist in making the affair enjoyable to all
who may attend. The Opera House o.
cheStra will furnish music during the day,
and a good, old-fashiOned time will be the
order of things.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
A SOLID CITY.
WheeIIng's Course Henoeforth to BE On
ward and Upward.

ward and Upward.
.ORd short tn Ags Of Sed.
At this time Pittsburg is probably the
most substantially productive city IN this
country. 1t is too soon TO figure ON the
progress of Wheeling; that is altogether for
the future. She has not had the natural
gas to give her impetus, but she is getting
n good ready" IL the boys say, and her rec
ord will be a handsome one. She is even
now by no means insignificant; she pro
duceS :, 500, 900 kegs of nails, nearly three
seventies of all made in the country,
and 80, 900. 900 cigars. There is Il very
stable foundation to build on in Wheeling,
i'm fact there are but very few as SOhdly
substantial cities as Wheeling. With nat
urlI gas she will make rs splendid an en-
hibit rs Pittsburg. While ii may not run
80 high up in the figures, taking the cOndl
tions into consideration, | believe the COM
parisOn will be favorable to Wheeling. She
has more room for expansion within rea-
Sonable limits, ii il is properly utilized,
and there are features connected with her
condition, financial and otherwise, which
should have strong weight IN lntiuenc
ing the investment OF capital and the lOca-
ton of enterprise. So far rs metropolitan
improvements, advantages, possibilities
and certainties of progress are concerned,
she can show rs attractive and rs veraciOuS
an exhibit as any of them. She has been
backward, but there have been factors and
incidents in her career which have COM
pelled her to be cautious and to make
haste slowly. She is now well rid Of these
restraining influences and too well taught
by experience to be bambOozled by
specious tricksters again. She Is
modest and not given 10 bal
looming, but the stuff, the honest, simon
pure grit is there, and her course hence
forward will be upward and onward; all
the more certain because it will be with
out himsy presumption or hypothetical
claims to diStinctiyely pre-emlnent adj
v~antages. There is so much froth and
buster given OFF in the pretentlous yapor-
ings of our American cities, that until in
-yestigation confirms the verify of these
wonderful latter day city booms, they are
received with eontemptuous increduhty.
Pittsburg has demonstrated that she IS en-
titled to more than she eyss claimed.
Wheeling is,,unobtrusively but confidently
presenting her claims, satisfied that honest
merit will always attract the attention of
sagacious investigation and win in lifelong
AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
A Hot Dnynnd a Severe storm.

The heat yesterday afternoon was III
tense, and the few pedestrians upon the
streets suffered excessively. a cool breeze
sprang up about ) o'clock, however, and
the sky bebame overcast with heavy clouds
from the northwest, prcsaging astOrm. In
thirty minutes the mercury dropped ti-
teen degrees, and the remark was general
that there must nave been a hail storm not
fur away in Ohio. About q o'clock the
storm brake, many hail stones being mixed
with the sheetsof water which were driven
over the hOusetops and streets by the high
wind. The streets throughout the city
were speedily converted into canals, in
many places the sidewalks being half sub
merged. No particular damage was done,
except to the natural gas bitches, which
were filled with water and soil i'll many
places, and the banks badly caved, EN-
failing some loss upon the contractors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinSlow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
forty years with never falling success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
i~pealc1lable. 1t relieves the child from
nam, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
In the bowels and wind collie. By Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25e. a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.

An Epitomc or the Local News in Yester
days Issue.
A full quota of local sporting news.
The Wheeling Base Ball Club again vic
%torious over the w. W. Bells, of Pittsburg,
the third victory Of the week; general
local base ball notes, doingS of the bicycle
BOYS: the rifle and shotgun.
Proceedings Ofthe Democratic Executive
Committee of Ohio county, which met at
the Howell House Saturday morning.
Latest news from the oil country, in
which Wheeling men are interested.
Midsummer Society. A list of the
sOciar events of last week and what is
promised for this week. 4 full list Ofper-
SOnal points.
Two more saws found In StOttsberry's
cell at the Jail; transfer of real estate;
Wills prObated; an IateVigeRcer story.
A column of interesting an | important
local chat with leading citizens on live
matters.
Extensive arrangements made by the
Parnell Club for Hon. Dan B. Lucas lee
ture at the Opera House next Friday even.
ing.
Besides the above, there was the usual
amount Of small local news Of minor inn
portanee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
Natures JOY"

There IS a charm in shady groves,
Where Summer zcPhyrS idly play,
There is contentment where thSgild bee foYes
And where bright carols usher frthc day:
But when disease has baniShed joy.
Has turned TO darkness, health once had.
When what We prize serves only 10 annoy,
And foul despair is ever on our way,
Take heart, for the blessing ever pray,
Gooch'sM Mexican Syrup will Consumption slay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

THE union campmeeting of Simpson
N. E. and Wayman A. NJ. Z. churches
of Wheeling, ". Va, will commence
August ), in ThOmpsOn's grove, Mounds
willie, and continue through two or three
Sabbaths. The Jubilee singers, of Steu-
benville, o.. are expected TO be present
during the campmeeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, C~hilblains,
COrnS, and all Skin EruptiOns, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give satisfaction, OIL
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
Additional LOcal on First Puge.
THE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER.

Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have THE REsIsrER forwardedb by earliest mail to
any address at the rate Of 50 cents per month, OF
daily aud Sunday At = cents per month. The
Adde'S may be changed AOaen As desired. In
directing a change care should be taken 10 men
tion the old as wen as the new address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Rir Crnwd.

There was a rather remarkable and nm
usual rush ofeustom at the Capitol Dining
rooms, yesterday, by people from Pitts
burg, s~teubenville, and other out-of-town
points, to which Martins fame IS a caterer
has spread through a judieious use OF
printers ink, backed up by a first-class
bill of fare at popularprices. The dinner
served was excellent, and IS each diner
paid his quarter he wondered to himself
how such a meal could be furnished for
the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02
Index 20 New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE

SECOND PAGE.
Proposals for Convict Labor.
MARYLAND Military and Naval Academy.
Regular Meeting-WOman'S Union Benevolent
Society.
Fowler Fly F~ans-Nesbitt & BrO.
pnblie Sale OfHousehOld Furniture.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
Three DAYS LOnger-Madame Cod.
Fancy lee Cream FOFmS-GeoL l. DursG
Breech-L Loading GunS-L. G. Dillon.
FOURTH G
Wanted-Girl for HOuSeWOrk.
PouWa-Slk Umbrella.
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COM MISSlONER'S yiIy

STATE OF Wf>r VIRGINIA mnyu.
- Ohio, city Of Nh,yIIag H. M ~,
Court Of Whcrl!ug
William &. liauhlau. ~s,ld 81.
ohio county, N',t\ IrnnIa. ami
Administmtur at John Euura
deceased, htAs'
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1lbrelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETERS Z o

THERMOMETERS
Mr.. c. Schnef, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature for Saturday and Sunday:
Saturday, a. m, ~; II m, ~; 3 p. m,
IS; Z p M, 81 Sunday n M, 70;
I'm, 81; 3 p. IN, SO; Up. m, rs.
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. August For Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio,
local rains, followed by fair weather, north
westerly winds and stationary tempera-
ture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

THE Maryland Military and Naval
Academy. of Oxford, Maryland, which IL
advertised in another column, Is n we'll
known and very excellent Institution, we'll
worthy the large patronage which it en-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Jas. Rankin and R0bsn IhgsS
puySnaut 10 the AUTHORITY ss
degree made and eutrr"f ~ -
csnScs an The third Day " ~
CAUSES were consolidate ,rps'
7th day Of April, 10 W.
cummis.ionrr will ell "a ,sflr
SATURDAY. A'"ER
commencing AZ 10 0'cs0.t
IN q, The front dDIE q 10 - Ife
c1,ntv Wei Virginia, 10 49, -
the following described f'N
city. that j. 10 say -. ray
fra part Of l0t ~ ~ ~
.lde OF Market stroet 10 W. t,~fZ
sfaSesaid' in the sec0nf Sh.d1s
= m, dlteen 10 fset p0oSI
f., :. theme With ~ ~ =
sfnct north twenty thn@ at
10 A pot; thence a,i"a SsgtS
n post: thence ~yBth II 20
ssst fnytwO Cjgj fest0 az. -
l1t ~ ground: thence SO
TN no. inCbes o. a pit ierg1S
s n,red and twenty 10 $1,000
ginning. and being M WG I
Conveyed 70 Jane 49,
necial cOmmisiO1ef; " EoN
Ia and recorded IN IN g.
aftbe land records dOh"
,xS,oh H., 4 In Ei,nrEer
CITY OF Wheeling. "hgn 49,,
ed and described a ioI'"1gRpl
four "a feet eat Of D IIss9
"a x Robinson; them. SttptSs
son'gline f0nyelghi adLd
siIeyl NIL me- lnoS Tenis B g
MA1ison with the line 50
sIght 41 feet 70 & ~ psg,
with said street sOuib Isy aam
and icing the same Pop
psntfn Nv q. l.. Cnnmti. aHr
by deed duly recorded ~
Ohio county. n lABl plS
large brick building u" -
blacksmith shop. re ooetbinesl
aa. and NOR II the shD>
nsoh IN he DAY Of sale = Soe
cam on INA in.talmenis mh6y
from day Of sale. win 1905 ~
purchasef giving ols.;neI
he nro,erty 10 BE- retn.dI sf n
money shafi have been 81
syedLegl
, rhmss NJ. Darshi ~
above named special l.s1Irsde
bond and security THOMAS 80
cree Of sale. u,n,eipAlCp 1
-. Geek s 3, IIs 1uetIOoes.
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Man C la
Pursuant ,n 49, ''.,N =
DEGREES i'm at.1yr '',"Fly 'nlcl. IS
I'M. and ibr n,I. aus one u.L
d~erigned special r.n, '"ngA7 \, =
"WEDNESDAY, mI~,oac' N
Commencing al IL 'Ii M ID ~.
at the frout duur ut ,nNN a H. HIc
~ II in M N'Hfia.a uu >all I'm
Nh nIsMySl htI!rr. the na.
M"''" MAI! : Rr"Iou died
The south Lo'f,yI,r
| addition rnnN"rT H. "" -u- he n.
ton" froutinr ,m -"o"l H'l0lt
andbriurthrT,,,T'", "'t 'iguf 100
wcst CORNER MA, "'''L "l arssrs 4
less, however, - much %. s ,l' Ests =,
herstninrc c%"lN"\',i iu uar - "a,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

U hlllll bllllA'Nl Alil fNHiIn
Pursuant Ia the aulh"nty yi-!ri IA
decree in the alryr entitled osls. Ia n
3lst day of Man. l's hF All uGF d. ,
signed Su"rial Commissioner All "a !
Wednesday. The 2Nlh bay Of Jsb lkxI
Commencing al ~ u,N5A "a pa Il -.
ton, nj the irpui door 9th, r.Ir Hss 4,
county, West Virginia. IN ,ad ,E 4 ~,
To the highest b.d,I,r. tue ra. ssls d ~
Of which said John Bnul"u drl sHI
possessed, that j. {" >ll
Lot No. y ou the pIa,uft h,aiu,srss
known H. ''JuhU fniI, AiiINn stH !
at the northwest uorHrrHl Narta ~ ID
sixth streets. les o Iu1IuU " sub a ~
conveyed tu laiTirA NurahpH Ei s4her
ton and wife 10y lrr7l lairl uainlsi . ~
now Of record IN the ollie. 81 d. ~ Il
County Court Of SiIi CuHUlF Iu lFUd ba
page G0S, such partition latng lsGHit 81
| Commencing vi a." sIUihaCI ur1f 4 I'll
at the corner ut IW-I,l siNIA SNf TAta
I'm the rear ui the bot. and running .lo,
caSterly direction With TIE nufit NlF fis1
sixth street forty lWu feet. lbrHN % "a,
direction back irpm INrriH ,Elh ~ n
with said ALLEY 4" the uu7h aH 4 ~
thence running forty two 'uf N ne ~ =
said alley. and from thence aia % ns
said alley la IA" plh'' 81 l-EahLEiE
Also the undivided ole inITl - -
| the south hall ui let 80 - IN ~ AZ ~
| being the next lut Month II ahA ~
| ING on the west ~" ul NaiIT fica.sh
| lncr dcduCting from such hall @ts =
| conveyed Ia said MrGanuu by AL S%H
| mart i bounded %, lul,uW' BlH1Ns
| southwest uOTmur uI TIE hall - ~ 80,
| running thence with iHr eat al'A -
| the northwest corner IT ui AlI 0a r
| nanIlcl with the enIta line - o. ai -
| thence parallel WITH the vet ~
| line thereof. aud inm thence Eio" ~
| Of beginning. -.
on said portion of lt = ~ % - =
| erected IA double Tenement NIX
| rics high. the north ~" i''gg q -
| the youth SIDE at th" D.1Io' I'.
| Market street having q f"' ''1
| f,nor and the ret nj ths hUus b
| and on the part II sfrl bal "I
| In n tyo-stury brirk dwelling :"
exceedingly desirable .,,.-
TERMS or SAIE One ihir.
| money and ~ much NOR ih'' :
| shall elect Ia pay, cash 100 hAI'
| the residue thereof p"lAhir 10 "'-I
| mcnts In one aud iSo y'ar ~
will Interest from that dar 10
| his notes for the dricrTri piyM
cst. with personal county ibrT,, -
| lhrspeclal Commi-!p urf anlll'.
srty ,oId Ia h. retained uUui %, 49,
OF ID P"''' ALFRED cNII1.
-pdhucz~
- -
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ALFRED CUIVrl
NiEaAro1a~S.l

STATE OF WI Nr"i>u rolyn -
OF WHrEIINo ~
], Thomas VI paruh ,rrrl a.y-l
hereby certify that the ablr 49,
Commissioner la, given l.fI 80
required by law and SAID d-r,,
June n. l>ND.
The above ,u' ha, N.rn l.e,pu1dusI
NESDAl, Nrl 50 l>S. r1ua5-r, \
at same place ALFRED ,vrwt1
IVY >lsa.HI I.--.
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Letter Carrier, Report.

L. H. Albright, Superintendent, reports
the following amount of work done by the
city letter carriers in the.month of July,
1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

STATE OF WEST VITGISIi. oDT'''
OF WHEEllNn gaIk
T.. Thomas " Dtrrlh'' .'it - 4
CommissioncT ha. si,r1 lod s''
quired by law nnI aid der, - r,rELA
June ~, lsS'.
The above salc ha' b"n Pr[9fl
yESDAY. AIGl'-T 4 ~ IIlaEl
M at samc place. ALiEtb,L
InakI
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in the City I Of TSs1..ls,ax
RDAY lIG,ealD. :
r,,r, '"INh
COMMISSIONERS o.,

STATE OF WEST vrp,, 'al
Court of Wheeling 10 Z.
Missouri !. Briuton. and nh, q
next friend. Sc. ""'NJ!
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June D, lsy,
COMMISSIONERS sih

cTATE or WfSI VIZ" r. q, "a
y Ohio. City 81 Wheeling
Court Of Wheeling
Is. T. DoNrmf
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Jas Rankin ami Robert r"s :


william G. Handlan Gdn.ap
traitor Of the estate d hA'N ~
]. Jones, deceased,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

Pursuant Ia the authority yts!ri a vi
decree IN ia" aln1r entitled oals. Ia n
3lst day Oi MAY. l,s hr All uHr d. !,
signed SIrrlal 'umm.,,lnurr All ia |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-02

1 Pursuant % The authority
DECREE made and eutrr-f N a
osnses On the Third dsy "
causes were consolidate 2 ,11rps'
7th day Of April - tb'
..,nLs.IopeP sill ell 90 q
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Aer advertisements.

TANTEp-A GIRL ToDoGENERAL house
w work. Apply at Is2s Chaphne street.
auldq&Q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-01-14
In tho Cave b DE Winds at

In the Cave Of Che Winds Al
Washington, commonly known as
Congress-, the attention of mem
bers Is equallydivide between ex-
pressing dissatisfaction Of not get
ing cbairmanships Of committees
aud wondering if Senator Beck
will wear his silver eagle as a
watch charm. For Denver, you
know,voted the Scoteh-Kentuckian
solid silver eaglej lie size, in rec
ognition Of his services on the
coinage question,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-01-14

Referring tosan announcement in
this weeks News ii will be seep that
Judge $. S. Savage, Of Boyd county,
is candidate Tor Congress, subject
to the action ofthe Democratic Con
vent:on. Judge Savage came to
Louisa two weeks ago and said to
his county men ina short speech
that he was a candidate for this
honorable trust, and it gives us
pleasure today to indorse his candi-
dacy. His democracy is too we'll
known to the people of this District
to require commendatien Mt eur
hands, and alive might say in this
regard is superfuous. So far as
Mr.. Savage's other qualifications
for the position are concerned we
have to say that he is a lawyer OF
fair ability, a good speaker, and a
politician well versed and read in
Che politics and history ofhis coun-
try. He is a thorough business
man, of good executive qualities,
and there can be no doubt Of his in
dustry. For by it, in combination
with his other commendable quail
tiles, he has msde reputation and
money. Judge Savage did good
work for the Democracy during the
Presidential campaign, and for this
and other labors in behalf of his
party he deserves reward.