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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

frank r. HOPKINS. bookkesper Tor 2. +.
kIlder A Co. has been engaged 0Y George
W Isg- as al associate ia the editorial
t-oartmeni - the Sstriay CARTE. Mr..
Hopkins IS q bright and capable writer.
ar and Mrs. Ellis of savannah. Ga. to-
getaer sith thslr tares children and nurse
ars * recfed q thIs cirv TO-DAY. and vii BE-
far guests ~ Rev. D- snd Mrs Knapp.
M tiHs siss brother cd Mrs Knapp.
Sarah Townsend vas given divorce
yesterday from hcr husband. George W.
rowns.nd in The Kent Cirouit. Desertion
and extreme cruety Is ne cause.
Fraak Geodvsar. 81 Hastings. passed
taroagh he citv yesterday on his return
~ lae sternosn.
O. ri NcGorsion. vho has Just returned
from see assr after &C aossncs OF ten weeks,
is IA the ciy vis.lng his orother-in-law. J
i Anafess.
M'ssfs. John Ro5srts q. ". Warner n.
"A aooaFEsr and ti. Powers. Of Hastings,
cane ~ % attend ths Falr Yesterday.
81 A. Porter. 81 Coral. csndidats for
sasrf on he Republican ticket in Mont
calm ccuntv. is In rhs ciry.
Claude r. Buchanan. Chss. W AcGin
and joan Bolt Save been adm tied % yrac-
t.e- a ths Asnt Circuit
NJ ard Mrs. " r. Jones returned res.
fsfdsT morning from heir - 70 New YORK
snf other soiafs East.
Nr7. p "a. Ausao and dsuyhtsr. Ni,.
Nellie. are isklns trip 10 Niagara Falls
sni the Fast
Mr end Mrs sarsrisier ani Mr. and Mrs.
" FL Bailey. of hart, ars visiting friends
in ta.s city
Nss b 10 Srsu'finr of Hastings vas n
&c civ Yesterday in attendance st ne Fair.
3r snss Mrs.. william r. Dodge Of To
ierio. are visiting friends IN this city.
~ sses N1zv.s Fenmsll and Nellie Moses
afs spending tas week in Chicago.
e. IS Chase f1rnifurs man Of Dss
Ao'nss. ia. Is IN thr cry.
Secretary r. A. Seattle. OF ths 7. NJ. c.
A.. "a Ill VITA ne1rsiris.
0vx ls rsltlns relative in Rivsrds,s,
and Chicago.
IS + Huns has returned from his Cali.
ieruis 'up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

s5s.,sss - - vs.tlaNa~tsN.s-
LUTBzs, Sept. t9.--Ihe second Repu5li-
can meeting was held last evening in
Bellamy's Opera House. To say il vas an
enthusiastic meeting. Is drawing II mild.
Mrs. Adele hGzlett. OF l. sing. spoke to
he largest audience ever gathered ia Luth-
er. man = ladies showing By their pres
eucs. al interest 10 the political issues. or a
curiosity 10 hear what one Of err sex had
- say on these great Questl0ns. There
were some Democrats there, and perh8 ps
10 better idea can be given OF the way Mrs.
HsEstt haadled her subject than by the re-
marks heard on the streets this morning f..
every Republican saying. Wash Tit good
"Ine best political speech / ever listened
90, and similsf remarks, and from toe
Democrats such remarks "a she is hired
on purpose 20 sbase the Democrats %
There was not wori OF truth ia her
Whole speech, and other abusive speeches.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20
WHEELER FoR CONGRESS
The Tenth District Republicans Nominate
him 10 Defeat Fisher.

The Tenth District Republicans Nominate
him to Defeat Fisher.
sA..larss ~ It>i-sAs -staA-5.
BAY CRY, sept. IA the Tenth District
Republican Convention this afternoon. Sen
stor Fov. Of Tuscols was chosen tempor-
Rry chairman. ana John l.. Stoddard, Of
Bar City. temporary secretary. The usual
committees were appointed. and recess #
nfteen minutes taken. The mDorary on
GERS were then made permanent. Bay county
presented the name OF Frank ". " he5ier
as a candidate for Congress and Daniel T..
AArksy was named oy Ogemaw. Both
names were greeted With applause. Mr.
Mckay, Of ruscOia in secondng the nOmi-
nation OF Wheeler, supported him as stand
ing the Oess chance OF defeating Fisher.
The first infoVmai ballot stood. Waseier s..
harkcY rs. Nheelers nomination was
tnen made unanimous
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

TIE rf soldiers sd conrs6ez ~ -
wsre~-etEar s-e -rrua~fpi - nest a.
ri srtnsn iecfnrs rao4. on ssfarfav swar-
ieg of this wees 81 so for sha yurrcss ef
rrzs1inrE sxnsc soldiers Marchfrs
ti11 I1rn nut. ed resersns. snd - ssa
-scris 81 ttis 5isfrict kaa~ thst va ars as
rssir snd sax,cus fs 'eiow ~. cad ~
r,,,- 81 -r-rrss- ~ ths 7sht ~ sai}ofs a.
yea ~sra On lae sS ~ hsffle
F7zn 81 rfkaz
Chair--sr Rsrnel Conntr Cen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

The best Selve in the word for Cuts
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. SAl; Rbeum, tever
Sores. TeiteT, Chspped Hands. Chiib.sius
Germs end al skin Eruptions. and posi-
uyely cures Piles, or 10 pay required. IL
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect ssiisiEc;i0n. or
mcnsv refunded. Priov - cents per box.
For sale nv Peek Bros. corner Monroe and
Divizion-sis
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

ftrt se'ff -, rte rf.etsee-sraala
lsHrsvISs Sept i9-Sssrl7 one chou
sand pounds Of quartz. carrying $4,000
worta of soi3. vss taken from fbe MiCnirau
nine this afternoon The sasr is now
down nftsen feet. and has yielded nearly
$500 per foot IRE rock can ne seen st
tbe afics Of ths Cleveland iron Miafe-
Company. ia shis city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

.ks-.tts % -se r.-.aasA stas-o.
LAgE Onssss. sept. l3.-F. B. Minis has
built an addition on the vest end OF his sis-
vstor.-A. ID HaTiey aud wife are COM
forta0.y located IN the Peer resid ence.--
Lots II music In town last Wednesday
night. al on r. Townsend and Eifs's ac-
couut.-- Toe Nssous aud Odd Fellows are
Organizing new lodges here ---A. A. Ellis
vii dlspeuse political know edge IA our
village tea ght.--F. g. tinnie SAYS our
hofsl "a sggs % the Morton. We vii
aavs dsilvausil October
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

AroWfs af hrterRes tsil ~ Harrison-
Ivrfkvt vtr0tlF Sept l2.-flsnsrai Hsrri-
son snurs ame today vas occupied BY
Ts.rirz delegations. the presence Of 80
many Oh soldiers holding their reunions
during TIE continnsnce Of ths state Fair.
sr rtias ID nis callers. The veterans Of he
Sere0 . Indiana Cavalry called on him
snr BE- soa short speerr. I n the afta--
aoun be addressed delegation frona Iro-
rlfss en1nfF. INfnos. and 0ns from "a
f1raa rol1lF iadisBa. che two assembling
together st Che PARK He ie verad = forei-
p sna eIeraet sreeeh 0n ths tsrir 1uss-
Hrn- fle EaiTfsenta sad Second Indiana
vsferRns also called. md vita thsn - On
etc1 erraron. 1e saooz na1rs Nth sve-v
cre Eae crowds H-r= srgs AMI sathusI-
astfr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

Tomorrow vii bs ChLdrsns = Day At ths
Fair. and every papH Of toe pnbHc schools
sCcornpsa ed by = parent Or suifshIe guar
iiao. VII Re admitted for fhs nominal fsa
81 ~ cents. The iitfls ones 81 fnl mreh
20 snuse and insirgcr them. sni non-
saoaid be den .ed shs p sssurs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

RI -se csst rcu sne-hsf ss mUch. ne
vnr ie ar Seni fhrse 2-csnt ssa-srs -
rcslsT arf ~ ~ sera Fo1 ~. Kan
rssans rreaf vork. sne -niorrd pisrss Irszs
= an tiseszs. - ss1res s16 kere sure
address A p ord~sY a -. Rs.ssu. Mas
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20
s.sr ssor At F,la osorsD., Fs.a,r.


Composition FIR hesr sst hsrq sirhtes-
mouths ED sr rnzsr r-,V 81 s~sE ,e F.. p
SfaF Clsssi1E Hosse. s. cssn for sae e-st
erzs 8 far che seceri 81 f0f the tta-s
iourth. Fsrtiss utsh ax to snfar babies r.-
eoou5eftisu nust Nake an entry wta t-e
Secressrv sef1re Friiar neen ~ tie Se~-.-
tsrr cflre i1st inside the eraunfs Tie
Sfsrs heauffluI exhlhit vhlch errrrisa tea
rarfe~ ef AZ Hsl q re rrfe 81 tss v-r o.
anilsirx Fateucz frrns srV deer as s-s
meets ne xreat esuorv eTer r1 a. burg
ransiSan1s '>snners 81 ratasrs rs fea
-euter srscsfai cFrsri6 rr vh7rh s-s
I ST sTe1 cesu'it1l spec r1ers frsm trs
star x-esf sEcck 1n Cana stress in esss
rsses srrsnxed sre1nf ths ,ese 81 the srrs-
tsrs fsrnai AZ = lrtrs tas rsrzf rr...1s
~ - sd rsfter-s 1ors thesr fs~ess-s@ 2
dsnsr-z,snf ~ vs~v Al rt.sfcsiF 4 snlsres
he sesrrifai no4ntssn OF zsnt's wssr.rx
sp~sr-l ~ss tsssset saa sxeca>d - -.
feas a Pax
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

Tie runswsT siri Lena p ssouatfs. wss
found yesterday a. Mrs Baynton's nearly
th0-e nilaes fTnm Bvr8a Center. sag ss-
fsfher went aftsr her at srsnlaz
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20
4 PERFECT SUCCESS



lrac1 l. rsat 1. tas sss1a stas1 lsssse
81 q. ~ t.....se e..-,.
'-i' s-s - -e
eaitie rax o-esf szaallaalions -el ~ -ls9-
Fn. sr.ess ..f r.....4....-. .aa zssesf 80. -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

Muskes0n 50 cisi train on the r.. q T..
q 4. leaves a. e.8O sach dav.
rhs Detroit Lansing & Northern railroad
% .. 10. ual wlll stop al the FAIR
grounds and al say stations 10 let OF
passengers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

MalN g lhrtette.
g. Selection from The bTalc. oi Peuz-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27

-9of. @esen ben 9leoacteltr pno
Serleser bes .0pfer Saseblatt', 0err
SrioOl II Sabenberser, lit cine Inter
iudung tpesen Saiierbeleioisuns einse=
leitet. IS banoelt iid um cine Meubcr
ltng iiber Den Gmpfane Der 8erliner
Misunderstanding burd Den Safer.
Sanbsbers. Ser 2ebrer Bel
Ter BON bier lit fiirslid nit grpbem ST.
fols aaf Der 9pfbibne in 8einar auf=
s~etreten uno iofort ensasirt iporoen.
@arttembers.
-8euteIsba6s. Oas G6es
paar Srieo:i4 GnBlen u1b Srau beeins
oas Set Der eoloenen 6pdseit. Der
Subilar lit IT. feline Srau SO Sabre
alt. 8eioe erfreuen li9 elmer suten Sc
lunobeit.
-@9insen a.. .. Ser Stern>
plrtb S6ubmader, Der fih unter 6in=
terlai1ung beoeutenoer Sduloen uno
mad Serlbuns mebrfader Sdlidunsen
beiinli@ bon bier entfernte, 1T in Sabre
aufgesriffen lno nad bierber suriidsez
liefert pDroen.
&ieblineen. Die uGieo=
linger 3eituns" feierte ibr 175idbriees
Subildum. Die dltefe befannt aetporz
oene Drummer bes 8lattes trug bas
Datum ppm 20. Nopember IVA. BUR
Gr'nnerung an oieien Sag tpurbe fir
BIZ IrbSiter Der 8udbruderei Elm Self
abeno peranitaltet.
nlm. 9as neuerbaute fatbps
lii&e @eieaenbaus in Der 9romenaoe 1T
enolia na@ mebrfaden 8ertasuneen
eiagetpeibt tpproen.
8aben.
-8rudfal. Ser bisbertae Ne=
oacterr oes bieiisen Gentrumsblattes,
6err 8ieoermantt, bat feline Tbdtiafeit
einseiteat; an ieiner Stele seidnet eez
sertpdrtis in gertretung Der 6ofpfarrer
8urs. Diferen3en nit Dem 2ebteren,
tpelder fdou LANCE als ber seitiae 2eis
ter bes 8lattes anseieben tpuroe> tpeaen
zines onldBli@ oer itdbtiiden 8ablen
eri4ienenen Irtifels ioaen ben Gidtritt
Sieoermann's berbeisefibrt baben.
-@mmenbingen. Die i'm
8au begrifene Sanoess Srrenanfalt eebt
ibrer 8%oIenoung estsesen. 8is iebt
ltno Tier 20 grpBe @ebduoe beraelfeQt
uno nod iintner tperoen Neubauten auf=
sefibrt. 8alb naa Neuiabr foaen bic
eriten &ranfen in Die Nnftalt aufaenom:
men tperben.
-&onfana. CUR 6eier BET
@eneiung oes bereits in ben 3eitunaeu
tpotselasten grfinoers Der @olapiif
pfarrers Or. Sdleber, batten feline Mn:
9dnser Elm Self ~beranitaltet. t6err
Sdleper 1praa oas feite Yertrauen in
oas Weiterseoeiben ieines @erfes aus,
nadoem Die 3abt Der Golapiifiiten Be-
reits auf 9 MiQionen seiddbt tperoe
ltno insbelonoere Die Gnsldnoer iid
imnter mebr nit Der 8el'iprade befai.
iel1. st ertpdbnte II. st. baB Die &S.
ntsln bon Stalien cine porsislide Sen:
Merlin uno Gertbeioi9erin bes 8olapGfs
lei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
SeHerret6.

Bien, 8. Sec. Der 6abrer Der
Nlt- g5eden, 81. &ieser, birb am 10
DC, ieiuem 70. @eburtstoe, burd
line Set Deputction elm @eihent bon
10000 @uloen eingebdnbiet betpmmet,.
Die Summe 1T bur1 Gammlunsen
aufgebroht moroen, an tpelhem bic
Sung. @ae6en iih nidt betbeilist baben.
SIN btelen @iener @udorudereien
erfolgte am Gan flag !ueeen 2obn, Dif=
ferenaen eine Ma1en, &inbignrs BON
ieiten Der Setter uno Dec Naldinens
Bericnals ; ettpa 400 Seber fret
ten: Oie Sese. Der 3eitunsen freitsn
niht.
-8aben. 6ier trurbe Elm ee.
p,Rer Oubol Dampierre perbaftet. Ser
ielbe botte miitels seTdllhter nrfunben
Bel ben Gr3ber,osen Nlbredt, Wubelm
un6 &ainer Sdwinbeleien rerIudt.
8rInn. Sci Gbnissfelb auf
Der 3neislinien 8rimzT iihnptpib ent,
sleifen infolse Sentuns bes 8abns
oa,ntns finf @assons 8erionensuees.
3Uei @asgons foaerten iiber ben Damn
uro paroen total sertrimmsrt. 0ier
&eiienoe uno Elm 5~usbealeiter tulirben
perlett.
-Bubmeis. 6ier ffarb Der
@udbinbermeiiter, @eihsfreiberr bon
9obes, I'M Mlter bon 68 Sabren. -
Cine @rdfin Melanie aeslepid erpirbt
lth ibren 2ebensunterbalt aIs 6abrit.
mdbden.
gtIIi. Dis gufl5iuns Der @es
siresoertretuns erfolste, neil Die bieiiaen
6~dusbeiber, trcboem fe i'm @roB3runbs
teis tein @ablredt babsn, ioIdes bei
Der Iesten @abl austbten.
9of.6ofcpernbireetor Sabn In
@ien. Elm Sobn n~nierer Stabt, tpuroe
~ ieinem so. @eburtstase gun, gbrens
ernannt.
-Sfa[. Ser 6oteIteiser Srans
Rod tuurbe gum fiinften NAL gum 8ar
germeifer seudblt.
-&ornenburg. Das @abr-
uniers Orta, Der 144O ertaute
stabtt9urm, iOa ilplseredt reRaarirt
reroen.
aufffein. Oie Strait bes bais
Giienbabn.O Officials Maeer TT
uon ibrem .3immerberrn T5oumilIer,
oer unporiidtiBer Weiie NIT einen, Ne.
oolper ipielte, eridoRen tuOrben.
OImib. Ser Raiiirer aarI
aieoeI Der @rOB.@ iRernissr 3uderfab=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
8atern.

SegsenbDrf. Sas bieiise
Snffitut Der ugnsliiden Srdulein" be-
gits in feiflider @eiie bas 25idbr. Sus
bitdum ieines Beitebens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

attack. On the contrary IL believes
in the fullest aud fairest protection to all,
consistent with national interests. The
problem now before the country is the re-
duction Of taxation. The demands for
such reduction are imperative. National
prosperity Is at stake.
A we'll considered, conservative measure
has been introduced in Congress in an
swer to that demand. Among its pro.
visions is one placing wool on the free list
Ga this ground o grand cutlery is raised.
We demand fair consideration for il. The
Mills bill may not be perfect. Every
measure Of this kind must have its defects,
The total removal Of the wool duty may
be one Of those defects; but it can not aud
will not work sufficient injury either to the
wool grower or wool consumer to justify 8
condemnation unheard, Of n tax reduction
measure which has been framed so care
fuzzy and conscientiously as this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
NOTICE.

The stockholders having decided 70 retlre
from brainesL we take pleasure In. s1ybi1f you
that all Of our West viginia risks bave tbs osy
been reinsured In the old and reliable ProI'
dsnce Washington Insurance COMPANY. OF Proyl-
deBce, r l., organized In 17D, and wei Known
a. one Of the best Of the millionsisc companies
Of America
Mr. ID. q. Morgan, for many yesrs the General
Agent Of the "EnA," has been app5.nted The
wheeling agent for lbs Providence Wishing
Ton, /" which company VIM c~ontnus the bod.
ness he reto,ore earned on blythe AIMS, In the
aame once, No. 1915 Na,kst street..
ALI policies Of the ".Etna" ran re excbapeed
for those Of the ''Providence washiggi0n" With.
out any expense whatever, and Mr.. Moran VIII
dive perfonai attention " ali matters connected
With the above TRANSFER.
Commanding the purchasing company and 10
ssen. 70 Jour good VIII and pItronise. we are
wM r. SIMPSON,
PETER vELTY,
J.. Z. MccOETNYY,
CHRIST. HEs9.
4 r. n. 01LLsLAHD,
G. W. aEABKI9HT,
MYR0y HUBBARD,
Director Etns ms Co.
b. n 6CuAITr,
Secretary I'm Iru. Co.
H0LGER DEBOODE
oenerll Manager Providence wsshisSfos InUr.
ance Company.
WHEELING, fsorusfJ y. ps fe<So&Eev
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED
i from March 9th TO March Slst, inclusive, Tor
the purpose Of taking annual inventory OF
books, etc. 49,
on April I'd, Sd and 4th the Library Will be
open for reading, but no books can be taken out
on these days.
All books (no matter when taken QUIT must be
returned on or before March 18th.
All pers!ns having library Cards are requested
TO leave them at the Library not later than Wed
nesday, March 2Sth. mrl5, 24.2I,2S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
DIPHTHERIA, MEAsELs, SOAR

~ LET FEVER, and other zymOtic dis
eases turk in the atmosphere and hover over
every households at this season Of the year when
thorough ventilation is Impractical on account of
the severity Cf the weather. Frequent fumica.
ton Of apartments with Seabnry's Hydra
naphthOl PaSfillts puri6es the atmosphere,
destroys disease germs, ard thoroughly diam
fScts al carpets, bedding and drapery while i'm
parting 4 delightful aromatic Odor that Is not In
juYious 70 silver. hraSs or other metals Cellars,
closets, atIies. 81 should be made healthy by
burning therein Seabary's Sulphur Caa-
dies, which axe pure, clean ard safe. For the
toilet, bath, lavatory aud nursery, Seabury's
HydrOnapthOl Soap should be used ex-
clnsively. 1
NrDont forget BensOn's Plaster for
aches and psinS~Es mrr1 O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
FOR SALE.
Tor Hcnf
NOTICE.

A TIA SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
II holders Of the Ftna Pire and Marine ln'
suranoe Company, held at It's once February II,
1885, the following resolution vas passed:
R0oped, A majority Of the stock being repre-
sented ard voted In favor Of such disconiltp'
ance, that the business of this corporation: 8tna
tinued: and thu, pubic notice Of the foregoing
resolution be given bJ advertisement In tbs
Wheeling daily Rg6pTIs, . Newspaper OF gen.
eral circulation published near the principal
ofiee and pace OF business Of this corporatiop,
and that the foregoing resolution be certified ~
the President rnder his rand and the COMMON
seal Of the corporation 20 the Secretary OF STATE.
Attest: II. N. ECHNITT,
Secretary,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

kE-CoHEu-oNpEScE coNFAuSuSa DCPoRrAST
SEys SOLICITED PROM syERY PAsr OF Tux SUE
BOUNDING coCSTRY.
gHS REGISTER, cAAraeing ls sstesc stti0sS
Is entered a hs RsSlQses IN Khkelmc W. Va, o.
second d-s mGHc-.
RE-The Editor will not undertake to return re
jeeted manuscripts No atIeation win be paid
10 anonymous communications. The full name
and address Of the writer must accompany every
communication, not for publication, but IS a
guaranty OF good faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

WEST VIRGINIA has nc use for eroaksrs.
The class Of men who continually run
down their own county or State are gener-
ally too lazy to go ont and work for an
honest living. They think that the world
ought to support them and they are dissat-
is6ed because it won't do it. West Vir-
GINA don't want any more Of these human
grass hOppers than she hSagOt. Let them
90 West 10, and enjoy tES gentle Dakota
b,izzard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
Hem advertisements.

TnoR sALE-THE PROPERTY OF CASPER
II Lash. situated opposite the Wheeling Steel
plant, and suitable for a saloon. Enquire on
nremiseA mrlekdD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

The Cincinnati Commercial GazsaSs
touching explanation of MajOr McKIN-
LEY's refusal to so to Chicago as a SHER-
MAN delegate moves us to tears in view If
the fact that anti SHERMAN delegates have
been already selected 10 many Of the Ohio
diskrfefI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
e~NOTICE.

An adjourned anuua and special meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Wheeling and Harris
burg Railway Company OF West Virginia will
be held at the Company's ONCE. in the City of
Wheeling, on Monday. the 18th day Of April,
1855, at O'Clock p. m. r. II. COCHRAN,
mrl5b President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
Herr advertisements.

Leading Ply SfcIans say Palner's Skin
Success Soan and Ointment is the best remedy
for skin diseases.
Pa'mer's Skin.SueceSs IL a speedy, posi-.
tive cure for Skiu and Scalp diseases. Soap and
Oinlmnnf
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-12-27
Sheriff s Sales for Jan. 1889.

Will be sold before the court house door
in the city of Marietta, Cobb county, Ga.
during the legal hours of sale on the FIRST
Tuesday in January, 1889, the following
property, to it:
The one-fifth undivided interest in lot
land No. 453, in the nth district and End
section of Cobb county. Ga. Levied on
as the property of l. Magbee to satisfy a
Fl ia issued from the Justice court of the
1892 Dist @. NJ, of said comfy, in favor
of Simon Darden vs. said ] L Magbee.
Levy middle and returned to me by w III
Crawford, L. &C.
Also, at the same time and place, one
acre of land, more Or less. with the i'm
provements thereon and bounded north
by lands of Mrs Goulding; east by Min~
hinetts; south by Mr. Riley, and west by
B B Beach. Legied on as the property Of
Charlotte Sloan to satisfy a fl IA issued
from the Justice court of the S45 Dist. G d.
M of Cobb county. Ca, in favor of w
G Watson VS. said harlotte Sloan Levy
made and returned to me by r B Hicks,
L. G.
A. T. CORYELL, Sheriff
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

Agreeably to an order of the Court of
Ordinary of Cobb county, will be sold at
auction at the court house door Of said
county. on the first Tuesday in January,
1889, within the legal hours OF sale, the
following property, TO wit: T.oi OF land
No. 734 containing forty acres more or
less, and nOrih-half OF lot 735 combining
twenty acres more or less, all of said land
II ing and being in the 18th district and
2nd section of said county. Sold as the
property of 5. A. Jones, deceased. ate of
said county, for benefit of heirs and credi.
tors. Terms each. This November 18th.
1888.
JOE 4. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
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NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.

BY mutual agreement w. J. NJ. Hames
this day withdraws from the Marietta &
North Georgia Real Estate and Invest
ment Company. The Company has no
liabilities and all monies due or becoming
du' the company are payable 20 J H.
Mountain. manager This notice is giv>
en- so as to relieve w ]. NJ Hames from
obligations or liabilities that NAV be Gre
ated by said company on or after this
date. j. Fl MOUNTAIN, Manager
NJ. Il N G. r. E. & Co.
w. J, NJ HAMEs
Marietta. Ca. Nov 18th. 1888
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY:

r. N. Hollend, Guardian of Sarah F.
Naples Formerly Rabun) having applied
to the court of Ordinary cf said county
for disaharge from his guardianship OF
Sarah F Naples, this is therefore to cite
all persons concerned to show cause Why
the said r ". Holland should not be d
missed from his guardianship of said Sa
rah f. Naples and receive the usual letters
of dismission ON the first Monday in Jan
uary 1899. Given under my hand and
official signature
Fl NJ HAMMETT. Ordinary.
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WITHDRAWAL.

This is to give notice that II. c. Birch
has Withdrawn from the firm of the Mari
eta and North Georgia Real Estate and
Investment Company by mutual agree
ment, and from this date is no longer re-
sponsible for any liabilities or debts of the
firm. All debts due the firm are payable
To J Fl. Mountain. manager This Nov.
21st, 1888 Fl C. BIRCH
J Fl. MOUNTAIN. Manager.
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GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY

Notice is hereby given to. all persons
concerned that on the 2lst day of Septem-
Der, 1888, NJ. M. Elliott. of Cobb comfy.
departed this life intestate and that no
person applied for administration on said
estate and that J z Foster has been ap-
pointed temporary administrator, and that
permanent administration will be vested
in j. u. Foster County Administrator, or
some other DIT and proper person on the
first Wednesday in December next, unless
valid objection is made This Nov. 5tt
1888. H. M. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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GEoReIA-CoBB COUNTY:

Application will be made to the court
of Ordinary of cobb county, Ca, at the
first regular term after expiration of thirty
days from this notice for leave to sell the
lands belonging TO the estate of Betty
Taylor. late of said county, deceased, for
the benefit of heirs and creditors of said
deceased. Nov 81, 1888.
A J. ROGERS, Adm's.,
Betty Taylor. deceased !