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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
DIED.

BISHOP Died, at Healing Springs, Va ,
Friday morning. August Sd, 1855, Nellie. the
Infant daughter Of Walter l.. and Celie Lum-
ley Bishop, Aged II months and - days.
Savannah, Ga, papers please copy.
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RESERVOIR PARK.

Concert Tonight by rardells's Band.
The concert at the new Reservoir Park
tonight by Iardella's Band will be given
from the band stand, which is on the side
OF the bank leading down from the Bou.
levarde and close 10 the soda.water and
ice-cream saloon.
The programme given out is as follows !:
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CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
PAGE q CAsTER, p. q. laut-sa&w

NIRGINfA-IN THE CLERKS OF
fice Of the Chanccry Court OF the city Of
Richmond. the Sd day OF August, isSS--In va
cation.
r. Whlti0ck. Plaintin,
AGAINST
William Lally, William Snellings. Michael Z.
Lally and W. I. Crawford, ,..... Defendants.
In CHAScERY.
The object of this suit Is to subject the effects
of william Lally and of Snellings 4 Lally. In
the hands OF William Snellings. TO the salts
faction OF the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and hled
that the defendant. william Laily, IL non
resident OF this state II Is ordered that he sp-
pear here within fifteen days after due publ
cation OF this order and DO what Is necessary
to protect his interests in this suit.
A Copy reste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
LYON @. TYLER, ,p.q. 3aua satw
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The object OF this suit is 10 procured divorce
from the bonds of matrimony from Samuel n.
Aguew. the defendant. and TO recover alimony
for the plaintif. her attorneys foes. and costs
In prosecuting this suit, suit money and the
custody Of her infant child. And an alfidaytt
having been made and fled that the defendant,
Samuel n: Agnew, IA not resident OF the
State Of virginia. II IL ordered that he do ap-
pear here within fifteen days after due putl-
cation hereof and do what nay be necessary
to protect his interest In this suit.
And II Is further orcered that copy hereof
ne published once week for four successive
weeks I'm the TIMES newspaper, published In
this city, and tbat copy he posted at the front
day Of the next term of the Hlstings court.
A Copy-Teste:
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
PAGE l. CASTER, D. q. laul- -saIw
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VIRGINIA In THE CLERKS Of
E!CE OF THE CHANCgRY COURT OF
the City OF Richmond the lrxl dsy OF Auss,st.
lSSs-In vacation.
Mary o. AEnew, who sues by her friend. Jo-
sepn 3. Davls......... ............. Plaintt4.
AGAINST
Samuel n. Agnew.. .............. Defendant.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
- wAsHrsoroE, Aug. g. Indications
for Virginia and North Carolina ;
air. warmer southwesterly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28
J. G.. CROCKETT.

He Approves of ths Object OF the c Inveu-
ton, and WIN Lend all the Aid In HIS
Power.
CRUMP's BORON, W. VA Feb. %.
To he Editor Of he RegiSa:
SIR:-Yours received and would have
been responded to ooner but l have just
returned home from an extended trip
through the mineral region Of our State
and our ~neighboring section South West
Virginia.
I heartily approve Of the resolution
adopted by the Chamber of Commerce IN
your city. I have thought a long while a
more enterprising people never lived than
the people CT Wheeling, and especially for
this undertaking, and one for which they
deserve great credit. These works, how
ever, will ever be o living monument to
their great deeds.
Taking into consideration the visable,
but to the world unknown, natural wealth
Of our State, viz, iron, coal, timber,
natural gas, etc, which we have apparent.
ly in inexhaustible quantities, and this in
connection with our admirable climate and
q country totally free from cyclones and
blizzlrds, malaria, ETC., makes it n Of
the most desirable States in the Union
L resort to, and especially those seeking
good and safe investments out Of which
they will realize fortunes. Lands are
cheap, ranging from so cents up to $50 per
acre, and plenty Of it on the market from
the fact that d great portion Of the south
ern part OF the State heretofore has been
ard is still owned in very large sur
veys. Now the owners ell are willing to
sell of in quantities to suit purchasers.
This and South West Virginia has more
and a greater variety Of minerals than n
other section Of country in the the known
world beyond any question Of doubt aud
can to day be bought for less money. l
yenture TO assert that more and larger for
tunes have been made out of investments
in this section Of country within the last
three years than any halfdozen Western
States you may name. Owners OF real
estate have come to the conclusion 1t
is better to sell of portions OF
large tracts OF land and diversity their
business. In other words, that it Is better to
have money invested in other industries
and not so much in large tracts of land,
more than they can realize profit from.
We havein the New River Valley some
delightful properties with excellent i'm
p,ovements thereon, which are now being
offered for sale at exceedingly low figures.
Lands that will produce from 80 to 100
bushels of corn per acre, 1850 to 1000
pounds of tobacco, % to So Bushels OF
wheat; also o foe grazing country. Oar
valley above Hinton is full Of natural gas
and every appearance of oil. Will be glad
at ar;y time 20 show the lands to anyone
wishing 10 make investments. Hinton,
on c. & o. railroad, is the depot Of the
upper NeS River Valley.
Wishing the undertaking great success,
l sm your friend.
J. G.. CROCKETT,
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MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Matte Vickers, the charming SOU
brette, held the largest audience ever as
sembled in Lafayette Theatre, last night,
Her acting and the support Of the com
psny was favorably commented upon by
all who were so fortunate as to gain adj
mittance. The New Orleans Ministries
hold the boards tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ellen Burton and her daughter,
Mis-. Letitia Geer, are the guests OF friends
in Steubenville.
The new lodge of Odd Fellows recently
organized is rapidly increasing in member
ship and usefulness.
John j. Williams, Of Burton, w. V"
was in the city yesterday. Dallas,
Rev. DR.. A. J.. Alexandse has been at
W. Va, is in the cRev. Walter Alex
Beadsville assist
anger. .uehlin mill coal bank will be put
Operation in a few days, to furnish coal
Or the mill in place Of the gas which has
been rather short lately.
Mrs. ]. B. Gillespie spent yesterday In
Steubenville, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Means.
Jas. Under made a flying trip to steu-
benville yesterday. -.
T. J. Thomas left left yesterday for his
old home, Minerva.
Mont Romick left yesterday for Pitts
burg.
There is a pretty lively little jangle
going on between the city Council aud the
Board of Water Works Trustee Is, and all
about a matter two school boys ought TO
be able to settle amicably in five minutes.
At the last meeting of Council that body
passed a resolution authorizing the Hall
Committee, consisting OF Marshal Burns
and Councilman Elson, to have water IL
troduced into the city building, and gave
them the power to have the work done ii
such a manner rs might suit them. Other
members of the body were, however, called
into consultation and it was deemed al
visable to put in an finch pipe 20 that q
street hose could be attached, it being in
tended as well to use the same hose for
scrubbing the Jail, hall floors, and washing
windows ss we'll as to sprinkle the streets
in front of the city building. 1t was also
argued that such q pressure as we have
through au inch pipe would at once make
the City Hall hose valuable in case OF n
in the building or in the immediate vicin'
ity thereof. Marshal Burns presented bis
application to Secretary B. ]. Long, OF the
Water Board, who promptly refused to al
low a larger pipe than half inch Mr..
Burns returned to his superior with The
auswor, and since the early part Of
the week there has been pretty lively
talk concerning the matter. Which
body has authority TO dictate in such g
case ia hard to tell, but it begins to look a
if the City Hall wouldthave an inch pipe
The plea of the secretary is that an inch
ripe is unnecessary and that water will be
wasted, but so long as we have pumping
capacity of one and a quarter millions o.
gallons per day and only one hundred and
ten consumers, there is not much danger
OF a scarcity.
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to remove these difficulties. Something
more might perhaps be done in that
respect, By, in some form setting the seal
of condemnation on efforts made by fraud
ulent spectators to bring 10 the surface
large tracts Of land, that have been aban-
doned by their owners and forfeited to the
State many years ago, and again selling
and otherwise using them for fraudulent
purposes, and without authority, having
them put upon the assessors books and
sold for pretended taxes, in order to give
pretence of title, TO better carry out their
fraudulent purposes. Our able and dis
tinguishsd Judge Jackson, OF the United
States District Court, has done much to
remedy this evil by 3 late decision, declar-
ing such practices void.
It may, perhaps, be advisable for the
convention to express its disapprobation OF
the practice, in some parts of the State,
Of selling large bodies of coal and tim Der
lands to corporations and other non-resi-
dents of this State, and giving options for
the purchase of the ccal in their lSnds,
to be taken from our State, and the monies
or profits derived from them taken away
and 20 to enrich other States. Our policy
should be to arrange matters, as well rs We
can, so that the monies arising from these
great values, should remain within the
State, for the benefit of its citizens, and
for purposes Of taxation.
Very respectfully, yours,
G. d. CAMDEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28

GRAFTON, W. Va, February &c.
To TIE Editor Of the Register.
SIR:-At a representative meeting Of the
citizens of Taylor County held at the
Court House Saturday evening, February
25, 1888, the folio wing resolutions were
adopted:
"WHEAEAs, The Chamber Of Oommerce
of the City Of Wheeling on the lst day OF
this month, by resolution requested the
co operation Of enterprising and business
men OF the State, at a meeting to be held
on the 18th of this month, at Wheeling, the
purpose of which is to devise ways and
means, the better to develope and utilize
the industrial Of the State, and
WHEREAS, The people Of Taylor Coun-
ty, hvae an interest in the welfare and
prosperity Of the whole people Of the State,
as we'll as in all industrial and business
pursuits calculated to develope our i'm
mense sourc
First-Resolued, That we heartily con-
Gus in and approve the action of the Cham
bsr of Congregation in calling q business
meeting Of the enterprising and business
men of all parts Of the State, to be held at
Wheeling.
~Second-That in Common with other
counties, we are anxious for the thorough
development of our material wealth and
the education of our people, and whatever
will conduce to these results, shall have
our earnest cooperation and active exer-
ton.
Third-That we not only ask, but urge,
as many as can Of our farmers, mechanics,
merchants and business men Of every char
acter to attend the proposed meeting,
thereby showing that we have an interest
and pride in whatever will contribute to
the welfare, happiness and prosperity Of
the people.
Fourth That any citizen Of this county
who may be there, is hereby constituted a
delegate to said meeting and requested to
participate therein.
Fifth-That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Wheeling
REGISTER and Intelligencer.
NJ. II. DENT, Secretary.
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Berkeley County.

M%ARrINsBURG, W. Va, February 25.
T5the Editor a the Register:
SIE:-A meeting composed of business
men, farmers and mechanics was held here
to-day 10 appoint delegates to the State
development convention in your city on
the 29ih inst. Much interest was NAM.
fes.ed in the project, and it is hoped that
Berkeley county will be well represented.
The Hon. Z. Boyd Faulkner called the
meeting 10 order aud explained the object
in view in u few pertinent remarks. Mayor
c.. o Lambert was called to the chair, and
the editors G: the various newspapers were
requested 10 act as secretaries. Acommit-
tee was appointed to suggest delegates and
reported 40 names 10 the meeting, taken
from the town and county, and comprising
the most substantial business men, me-
chanics and farmers N the county. The
report OF the committee was unanimously
adopted. sBEIKELET.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
George B. Caldwell and Alfred Caldwell, trustees,

L "est Virginia
George B. Caldwell and Alfred Caldwell, trustees,
w
w. y,- u,r,,.-
hary ieece' frances ELrLspeLa snA", ~ltiam
BtalghUon shA., Emily b9wyeI, Aornnan
lowe, onIah hnn riieI, "i,ahm =; nhIu'
IAN s9eTin o. ONO emmy MesI snsihaia l
hnu somlnlStralJf Oh hiIhui n leece, "a.
ceased, ana John 4. Mchennan, assignee III
oahSruPVcy Oh Sa'o Ar'hur III ieece'
II cHAScERY.
The object Of this suI, ia 70 have the Court con
stue the viii OF JoAn Tee.e deceased, aud al
rect and instruct The nlaintias whether n Is theil
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Tyler County.
MIDDLEBOURNE, February %.


To he Editor Of the Register: co.
SRA meeting was held in the Court
House to-day, of which Hon. ". l. Bore
man was chairman and J. W. Barnes sec
rotary. RESOLUTIONS approving the objectS
of the convention to be hsld in Whsrss
on the 29th We're passed, and the SIiTp ntas
delegates were chosen: Hon. y. VIZ NJ
man, G D. Smith, E;a, Snpr '" +
Powell, T. A. Twyfc~T, VIM: MOTIFS -
smith, C, F. IsOtzebue, Col. d. d. John
son Hon .. Wells, Hon. Silas Smith, Hugh
TsJ.n, J. A. Davenport, B. L. Gorre!l,
Hon. A. Smith, w. NJ Stealey, Z, \.
Long, A. l.. Hill, S. Henderson, ID.
Carmichael, J. H. Mccoy, j. c. Morrison,
G.. w. S ocking, Il. S. Corbitt, Jere
Murphy, J. II. Dare, o. W. o Hardman,
c. |. Conway, J. & Smith, Hiram Under
wood, Jonathan Aukrom, D n. Furbee,
\. W. Duty, G.. A. Riggs, T.J. Anderson,
J. C. Warner, DR.. E b. Conway and A.
L. Corbly. All others who may be pres
emit from the county were authorized and
requested to act as delegates.
Respectfully,
J. W. BARNES, Sec.
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xraal Aotires.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
Mary J. Peters and James Peters, her husband,
Louisa Robinson and William II. Robinson, her
husband, Eliza Dickman and Henry Dickmsn,
her husband, 7. T. Cockayne, Rebecca Gibson
and William Gibson, her husband, Dowden
Cockayne, Virginia Hayne and William &.
GOshorn, executor Of the last will and Tesla
ment Of John Goshorn. deceased.
IN CHAsCERY.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain partition Of
the real estate m,niionCd and described in acrr.
tain deed between Benjamin F. Sanborn and
part. John Goshorn, party Of the second part, aud
Lydia CockAyne, wife OF William Cockayne,
party OF the III I'd part, dated the sth day Of Aug
ust, 1919. and recorded in the office Of the Clerk
of the County Court Of ohip comfy, West Vir.
ginia, in Deed Book No. 80, beginning a. page
ass. a copy Of which deed Is filed with the billin
this cause; O. II partition can MT be convenient
ly made, 10 have the said real estate sold anddis'
tribuiion made OF the proceeds OF such sale, &C
cordiug 10 the respective rights OF the parties en-.
titled thereto: and also u obtain an account OF
the rents and profits OF said real estate since the
death OF said Lydia CockRyne, aud adistribnton
ef said rents and profits accordingto the respect
i've rights OF the parties euit'ef thereto.
Aud II appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause at these ml. 8. that the defendants, Louisa
Robinson and William II. Robinson, Rebecca
Gibson and william Gibson, Virginia Hayne and
Dowden Cockayne are non.residents OF the State
OF West Virginia. and they not having been
served with process in this cause, on motion OF
complA'nants, by their sol itors, this orJer OF
publication is entered aVainst them, and II Is or.
dsred that the said defendants, Louisa Robinson
and william II. Robinson, Rebecca Gibson and
William Gibson. Virginia Hayue and Dowdeu
Ioctayre, be required TO appear within one
month alter the dale of the frs publication OF
this or FER and DO what IS nee ssary 10 protect
fh.tr Fptatasfg II O. furth1r nrtarpd that this
order be published and posed rs required by
law.
witness John W. Mitchell, clerk OF said c1url,
a, the Court House If said county, this eighth
day Of february, lSS.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the iirst lime February 9Th, ISIS.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
WHITE d ALLEN, Solicitors for Complainants.
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PETRlLRIM Y. NASRY

Says. ''Intimit acquaintance with q tru
friend always increases our respeckt FUR
that friend"
This ia the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue to make friends as their virtues
become better known. Clerymen, public
speakers, and people in all the avenues OF
life are a unit in their praise Of that Won
derful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; IS doses,
IS cents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cures Of Diarrh9a, Dyeentery,
Flux, Cholera Infantum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected by
Synvita Blackberry Blocks; IS doses, 25
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sup
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using Synvita Worm Blocks; Is doses,
IS cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have found
no relief, buy a package Of Synvita Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
so doses, so cents. If you want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market, buy a package
of Synvita Bitter Blocks for % cents, and
make from to l gallon Of pure tonic bit
tiers. "a dose.
All these remedies onlcky bottle. Put
No box, no teaspoqgs, Warranted to cure
up in pa~teptranded. Sold by druggists
or. .ywhere. Get q checker board Of your
dealer free. Send your address on q postal
card for a copy Of 'THESYNvIrA BLOCK,
which contains q history of diseases and
cures, or send l cent stamp for a sample oil
Cough Block and a copy Of THE SYNyITA
BLOCK. Address, The Synvita Co., LOCK
Box 299, Delphos, Ohio.
ANTON P. HESS, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite p~ostofice.
b. q. McSwoRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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tsinance of q Burean Of Statistics and H.
formation and for the advertisement Of the
great natural ad santages of the State.
The said appropriation to be paid to and
diSbursed by a committee Of five to be ap-
pointed by this convention for that pur-
pose County and Wheeling papers re-
quested to publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
E. SEHoN, Chairman,
GEO. W. TIPPETT, Secretary.
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Taylor County.
GRAFTON, ". Va, February 26.

GEO. W. TIPPETT, Secretary.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2a2 lie Per Csut-Govsrnmorts
Dull aud H~eavy-stooks L~ower-Flour
Steady aud Unchanged-wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, February 27.-Morey on
call easy at 2A24 per cent. closed offered
at q per cent prime mercantile paper
4!a54 per cent; sterling exchange dull
bat firm at 4S5a4S7.
GoyEGNMRNTs-Dull and heavy.
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GoyEGNMENrs-Dull and heavy.
STATEs-DuIl and heavy,

SrATES-Dnil n neaVy.
administrative; sales 81. 400, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market was more &C.
tive, especially in the first hour TO day,
during which time nearly half the entire
DAYS business was transacted. The Bur
lirgton and Quincy strike had q compare
lively slight effect upon the market, and
it is not expected TO have much on busi-
ness, as competing roads will absorb what
ever Burlington is unable to handle. The
opening displayed more animation than has
been seen for a month past at declines
ranging J to 81 per cent. from Saturday
Further small losses were sustained in the
first hour. The market then bscame d0ll
aGd confined to s5g CT very slowly until
tie last hour. when a better tore was de-
vuloped and slight fractions were regained,
but the clcse WAS very dell and about
steady at q sbade above lowest figures
Everything is lower tonight, but tue de-
ciines sre 70. fractions only. Sales SO.2Sl
shares. Quotations CLOSED bid az follows:
Adams Express $40; Arnencsn Expr'ss
IG7; CsIa Ia Pacific 56s; Central Pacific
%; Che apsaks AID Ohio 81; do preferred
frsts ~; DO seconds 4; Chicago and Alton
1856; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1851;
Delaware ard Hudson 1911; Delaware,
Lsckawauna and Western, 1921; Denver
and BIO Graade, 81; Erie, 25s; do pre-
fercei 60; Fl. Wayne, i53; Illinois
Central, i15; Lake Shore, 60; Michigan
Central, So; Minneapolis snd st. Looia
81; do preferred, 13; MisOoSri Pacific
sat; Northern Pacific, 21f; do preferred
AL; ChicsGo AID Northwestern, 1073; do
preferred 143!; New York Central. Isl;
Oregon TrAnsoontinoatsl, 900; Pacific
Mail, al; Peoria. D. x F. 1871; PittsbuIg
1855; Pullman Palace Car 141; Beading,
esq; Rock Island. 112l; st. Louis and
san Francisc7 S34; do pEeierred, III; 6rst
preferred, 1llf; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 100; 81. Paul and Omaha, 37i;
do preferred log; Texas Pacific, 25t; Union
Pacific 554; United Stats Express 72!;
Wostara Cn:,a Telssraph7 6t.