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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13
Commissioners Sale Of Fulton PROPERTY,
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNT,
i West Virginia
AnoT1sf n it1pr

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
i West Virginia
August Miller
Henry xlll q; and others In cAan'sF''
The undersigned special Commissioner her,b,
gives motto that, pursuent 10 the decree entend
by said Court In the above entitled suit, on Nay
4Ih, lSss. he will, on
Monday, July 18th, A. ID. 1855.
Commencing at 10 a. m Tell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, In the vi sge Of Fulton, Ohio
County. West Virsinls. IN fcnt cf the premises
10 be fold, the following described real etate in
:s,d yaf Of which E i be Miller died
rods addition 10 the City OF Wheeling. West Wiz.
gin a. and also part OF lot No. - In the same I'd
d,,ion, beirg twenty feet In width OF the east
sid OF the last mentioned lot, that Is 10 say:
strip OF land twenty feet wide running Of that
uniform width the whole cepth OF the lot. Said
property has upon II two brick houses and fronts
uron the National Read.
Terms OF Sale-One-third OF the pur hase
money and ~ much more thereof ~ The rur.
chaser shall elect ,ole paid In cash onthe day OF
sale, aud the residue Of the purchase money TO
be paid In two equal instruments, bearing inter.
est nom the day Of sale and PAYABLE In one and
two years respectively fCm such day. For such
deferred me purchase. must siSe The
able 10 the order Of The Special Commissioner.
bearing ibterest and payable IN one and two
years respc lively from the day OF sale. and the
title Is 10 be retained until the pa mcnt In full
Of the purchase money and interest
kLFkED CALDWELL.
spcial Commissioner.
state Of West Virginia. Ohio County. TO Wit:
hereby certify that the ahoys Dsmed Special
Comm sioner his given bood and tecurity ~
such, In &C ordnance with law and said decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk OF the Circuit; Court OF
June II, 1855 Ohio County, West Va.
iplgeOf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13

THAT silver-tongued West VirginiaD,
HENRY s. WALKER, was there-at the
convention Of the National League Of
Democratic Clubs at Baltimore, We mean.
He was one of the speakers, and he said:
'Aboye all the platform declares that ex-
cessiye taxation is unjust taxation, and
this doctline is as old IS the Democratic
party. The Chicago platform pretends to
uphold American labor, and yet the
Republican party has taxed this labor
twenty-five years. With one hand it pats
a penny in the purse of labor and with the
other it takes dollar out" And HENRY
ia correct.
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surely cannot get much less than 4Oc o day,
which is the munifcent pay, all the year
round, of our highly protected Pennsylvs-
mia miners. Another thing which leads
as to believe that they are not far from the
European pauper level is the fact that
these very European paupsrs themselves
are brought into Pennsylvania by the
thousand whenever the highly protected
American miner Htrikes against his mu-
nificent 4Oc day. Bat this hiss nothing
TO do with the MILLS bill, which does not
propose to put coal, or iron ore, either, on
the free list, or TO touch those industries,
although the Republican Tariff Commits
sion recommended them for free entry.
The Neics should quarrel with not only
the memories of the greatest dead Repub-
lican statesmen but with the greatest OF
those living, including the present Repuh-
lican United States Senate, which wants
to put sugar and rice on the free list and
throw its beloved Southern colored voters
Into competition with the dusky paupers
of the world.
Aud again we have, also, read the Pres
ident's message, which says:
The simple and plain duty which we owe the
people is to reduce taxation TO the necessary eI'
pense ofau economical operation Of the govern
ment (which JOHN SHERMAN Endorsed IN his Gin
ciunati speech last friday and TO restore TO the
busineSs of the country the money which we
| hold in the Treasury through the pervers'on Of
Governmental powers. These things can and
should be done VI th safety 10 all our industries
without danger to the opportunity for remunera
tive labor which our workmen need, and with
benefit to them and all our people, by cheaper
| ing their means of subsistence and increasing
the measure of their comforts. Our pro
gress toward wise conclusion will not be i'm
proved by dwelling upon the theories OF prottc
ton and free trade. This sayors too much o.
| handy ing epithets II Is a condition which COL
fronts us, not theory. The question Office trade
is absolutely irrelevant and the persistent claim
made in certain quarters, that all efforts 10 re
lieve the people from unjust and unnecessary
taxation are schemes ofso-called free traders, II
mischievous and far removed from any cousid
Grafton for the public good.
Are there any ''free trade tendencies
in this? On the contrary has not the Pre-
sidept, forwarned by experience, autici'
pated the demogogic cry, that has always
been raised by the monopOlists against all
efforts TO reduce the enormous and dan
gerous surplus in the treasury, by dis
tinctly stating that "the question Of
free trade is absolutely irrelevant"
Now, we believe we have shown that the
Democratic party is in favor of American
protection to American wage-earners as
against the present system which simply
robs the workingman AID the farmer for
the benefit of few millionaire monopo-
lists.
We look to the Martins Ferry Ne'rs OF
any of its more prominent, or ADLER party
contemporaries to show where the free
trade tendencies" como in. Crying free
trade" wont do. We want argument, and
facts and figures in return for argument
and facts and figures.
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THE west is waking up wonderfully
upon the tariff question, and the farmers
of the west are particularly alive. l have
manufactured in Europe and in Connee-
ticut and Massachusetts,. l don't ask for
free trade, bat give US wool in Philadel-
phia at London prices and we can beat
the world, besides paying double wages,
for our machines weave twice as fast as
any of the European ones. As We passed
through Hin, is, Michigan and Wisconsin
we found the people everywhere for Demo
cracy.-George C. Mclean, a Wisconsin
Wooden Manufacturer.
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TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
= building for the Agricultural Experiment
Station at the West Virginia University, at Nor
gantown will be received by the secretary Of the
Board OF Regents until IL O'Clock NJ, July IS,
1855 Proposals will be received separately for
excavation and stone foundation completed; and
for constructing aud completing the building
ready for use, the brick TO be furnished 10 the
contractor on the ground. Contra"ts will be
awarded either separately CT combined, as the
committee may deem best, and the work must be
competed before the LIST day OF October, 1888
Bond with good security, In penalty eQu al 10
the amount of the bid, for the faithfUl perform
auce Of the con1itiocs Of the contract must &C.
company each bid. Plans and specifications of
the propo ed work are on file in the Office OF the
Secretary Of the Board Of Regents at Morgan
town. end at the law Office OF Summerville
Howard in the city of Whesling W. Va, for the
inspection of bidders. The committee reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
J. A. ROBINSON,
jes0i Chairman BUILDING Committee.
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In ANOTHER column Col. B. W. BYRNE
gives some highly interesting and import
ant figures regarding our State school
fund. Efficient Democratic administra-
ton has given a grand impetus to the
cause of education.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13

The most eloquent men IN Congress,
says the Albany Argus. or on the stump
have not put the issue of the coming
election as forcibly as was done by q
commercial travelling man, who has
hitherto been Republican, in this city,
last week.
He said: "I am tired Of being told
that the higher am taxed the more
happiness l and my family enjoy. l
know better. am going TO vote for CLEvE-
LAND,n
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Tariff OfIsS7 Passed

Tariff OF 1897 PASSED
by Republican House
Of Representation. 1881 per cent
War tariff, at Its high
esr, 1866 ...................... 4s S5 per cent.
Present tariff, 1851. Sale per cent.
Proposed by the
MINIS biII..................... 1854 per cent
ssrhe auastIOn of free trade IL abb
sOluteIy irreleVant."-GroVer CieSe-
land.
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BOOZE AND DOODLE, describes the Re
publican side.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Next Session Begins Monday, September
10Th, 1883.
1lS2 Chanlinr Rtnrt

The Institute has an adequate and efficient
Faculty. Three parallel courss Of instruction
Classical cousc embraces English, Latin, Greef'
Mathematic and the Sciences. rhil0soph 81
coune substitutes German or additional hAihe
matics for the Greek Of the Classical conrye In
glish course Is designed to give thorough train
ing in the English branches 70 such Is do not
contemplate collegiate coupe. Upon the CON
pletion Of any OF the prescribed courSs Ha'
dent Is awarded . diploma Of the Institute. TIE
Military Department Is q prominent feature
the school. All students Of sufficient sire are re-
quired 10 enter the "Linsly Cadet Cora"
For Catalogues, Circulars and Particular d.
dres JOHN II. ROENER,
jy2eod Principal
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'RAH for MAR's'N an HORTON and
(hic) free whisky.
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AMERICAN PROTECTION FOR
AMERICAN wAGE-EARNERS.
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on the free whisky main,
With a Chinese crew,
Things look rather dismal,
For the tippy canoe.
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PLEDGES AND PLEDGES.

Rep,tNieop Platform 1881 RepHbliedR Platform ISIS
the Democratic party. The Republican party
haS failed Completely tolwould effect all needed
relieve the people ofthe reduction Of the nation
burden OF unnecessary al revenues by repeal
taxation by = wise re-ling the taxes upoa to-
duetion Of the surplus. eaeeo, when are an an
The Republican partyluoyanee and burden u
pledges itself TO correct agriculture, and the tax
the Irregularities OF theupon spirits used In the
tariff and 70 reduce thelsTtsand foe mechanical
surplus. purposes, and by such
revision of the tariff
laws as viii tend 10
check imports Of such
articles as ere produced
by our people. .
n there shall still
remain q larger rev
snue than Is requisite
for the wants Of the gov
eminent, we favor the
entire repeal Of internal
taxes THAT Is, free whis-
tkyl rather than the sur
render Of auS part Of our
protective system.
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cfpr Salt
TOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.


DY vIRTCE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Thomas =. Howley and Mar A. Howlsv
bis wife, to Charles Brandfass, dated July !, Isl
and OF record Ia the ONCE Of the Clerk OF ibs
County Court OF Ohio COUNTY. Wet Virginia IN
d, Ell OF Trust Book No ~, atpage a. such trus.
tee will Sell, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, A. ID. lSss.
commencing 1t 10 O'Clock 4 m, at the Co,tsss
Saloon, next door south Of the German Bank. on
Market stIee!, In the city OF Wheeling, W. Va
the follow ing rersonal property: One sideboard'
thru Mirror, one Counter. one Copper Workir .,
board, two Newell Chandeliers, one Fonr Lin,
Chandelier, one Three Light Chandelier two
Cicc's, three Pictures, seven Sp,gots, nine Ia.
b!es. two dozen Chairs, one Bed room set con.
listing OF Q Bedst-ad, Washstand, dresser and
Chair, Bowl and Pitcher. nine window Cur
tains, one lot Glassware, and one lot If lar Or.
naments
TERMS OF SALE CASH
CHARLES BRANDFASs.
jyA Trustee.
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for Bent

I1oR RENr-THE OFFICE NO. ilSs CHAP.
n line street, lately occupied by DR.. Dickey.
VIM. T.. McPHAlL. 1905 Market street mr8
nNOR RENT--THE DWELLING HousK, Va
n Main Street, at present occupied BY MA
Henry Horkheimcf. Possession given April ],
1855 Apply 70 X. q. DAlZELl. del5h
DOR RENT.
Five room house on Twentieth street, 5000.
LODGING rooms IN Bailys Block.
Il. FORBES,
may2l 1IS2 Chaninr Rtnet
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IT'S Typsy canoe in 1888.
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Hen advertisements.

TNURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
n Board. Apply at No. As Fifteenth street.
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TOR RENT.

mar2l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-09
Every Voter Should Have One.

The Passenger Department of the
Union Pacific, "The Overland Route, !"
has issued neat little pamphlet,
pocket size, entitled National Plat
form Book" containing the Demo
cratic, Republican, and Prohibition
platforms, together with the addresses
of acceptance Of Grover Cleveland,
BENJAMIN Harrison, aud Clinton b.
Fisk; also tabulated tables showing
the plurality vote, the electoral vote
and all ANALYSIS of the vote as cast
for Cleveland and Blaine in 1884.
This book is just what is needed at
this time and should be in the hands
of every voter. 1t plainly sets forth
what each party has to offer and every
reader can draw his own comparisons,
Sent to any address on application.
Address, J. II. TEBBETs,
G. P. A, u. P. Railway
OMAHA, NEB.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-09
A BLACKMAILER BOUNCED.
Ex-senator Fair Meets His Demand
With Stunning Blow.

The Alta gives the following &C
coun. of futile attempt in San Fran,
cisco, August Sd, by ). E'sfelder, of
the Weekly Enterprise, to biackmall
Hon. James G. FAIR:
Eisfelder had called The day pre-.
vious and informed The ex. Senator
that an article rejecting severely up
on his ltlr. Fairs character had been
prepared for publication in the paper
he (Eisfelder) represented, for the
suppression of which Els elder de-
manded $4,000. The ex- Senator re-
quested EisieIder to bring the article
referred to tor inspection. Eisfelder
promised to do SO, and last Friday
afternoon entered Mr.. Fairs private
office in the Nevada Bank and, tap
ping his pocket, said:
"Well, have brought that article,
and here it is,'' and with this he
again repeated his demand for $4,000
as the price required by "his peop1e'
AS compensation for suppressng its
publication.
Mr.. Fairs reply was prompt and
decisive. Clenching bis right hand,
he delivered blow on the side OF
Mr.. Eisfelder's head, behind the ear
that sent the business manager OF the
Enterprise crashing up against the
rear wall of the Office, where he be.
gan to tumble for his pistol. But
before he could get it out Mr.. Fail
was on him again, his blows coming
so thick and fast that Eisfelder los
all thought of defending himself anc
directed all his efforts to frenziec
search for the means of egress from
the irate ex. Senator'S office.
Meanwhile Mr.. Bigelow, the Vice
President of the bank, and severa
of the clerks rushed in to aid Mr.
Fair. Eisfelder rushed through the
first door in sight, which took him in
to the body of the bank Offices be
hind the counter. over which h
scrambled, succeeding finally il
stumbling out into the street.
The last seen of Eisfelder he wa
hunting for doctor to bind up
gaping wound behind the ear from
which the blood was flowing pro
fusely.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-09

one widower, and that seven-tenths
of the engagements which are broken
are broken by women.
Nathan Randall has taken up mill
site near Rocky Bar Now that he
has gone into the business, he will
doubtless begin locating bonanzas,
as he is one Of the kind of men who,
if given a shoe-string, is liable to
come out with lanyard.
In Justices Streets court, to-day,
the case of Lennon & Boone VS..
Fred Sherman and Sophia Sherman
was tried by jury, and decided in
favor Of the plaintiffs for the full
amount claimed. They sued for
SS5 commission on the sale OF the
bakery.
General C. H. Berry has received
his commission as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court for Idaho
Territory, and took the oath of office
before Judge Mitchell, of the SUI
preme Court of Minnesota Monday,
July 80. He will be here by the 18th
inst, and doubtless open court the
10Th.
Hon. Joseph Perrault, ex-Comp-
troller OF Idaho, came in from Boise
yesterday, to remain two or three
days. Although prepared to see a
most excellent country he is really
surprised and charmed at the eviden,
extent of our agricultural resources
and the great fertility of our soil,
aud says that it is evidently only a
question of few years, at furthest,
when this region will prosper equally
with the very best localities in the
world.
In the Probate Court, to-day,
hearing in the case of the Territory
vs.. John Hunter and Henry White
was postponed until 3 o'clock to-mor-
row, at the request of the plaintiff
The latter is Constable Watson, OF
Soldier, who charges defendants with
resisting an officer. Last winter
John Hunter had 10 oxen fed by John
Gardet, near Soldier. Sometime age
Hunter drove his cattle home without
paying for their feed. A writ of re-
pleyin was obtained and given to
Constable Watson, who yesterda,
served the writ and endeavored te
take the cattle but was prevented
from doing SO by the defendants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-09
LOCAL JOTTINHS.

Fine creamery butter at Woods.
One carload of War Dance ore
was shipped from HALEY to-day.
Warren & Shepherd have reopened
the old Dan. Harrington saloon.
Lead IN New to-day, $40 per
400 pounds; silver, 91aud9 l6ths cents
per ounce.
l.. U. Goliath, the well-knewn min
ing man, came in to day from Salt
Lake City.
The public administrator has filed
his final account in the estate of
Daniel Ryan.
Send for Clothing Catalogue
mailed free. Address, RED House,
Sacramento, Cal.
Samuel Millsaps, successor to Pur-
dam l. Ward, will fill all orders for
ice left at Whitman & Walkers.
Tobacco and Cigars. No House
on the Coast makes lower prices
Catalogue free. RED HOUSE, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Give Warren 4 SHEPHERD call, at
their Comstock saloon. They have
= cosy place, and their liquors and
cigars are first class.
Fred. Sherman, the baker, will
next week begin to build story-and-
a-half house on his lot adjoining F.
O. Harding's, ON the northwest corner
of Main and Croy streets.
f. o. Harding left today fol
Camas Prairie with couple of men
to paint hotel and other buildings
at Soldier. Ha expects to be gone
about three weeks.
William Kennedy keeps lot o.
live trout in a tub OF water, in tbs
yard back of his saloon. When he
wishes to eat one he reaches In, takes
it out and has it cooked to suit.
Campaign Hsndkerchiefs. Lates
creations. Cleveland and Thurman
s., 10, Is, rs, 4S, rs cents and ri
Harrison and Morton-15, rs, 80, q
cents and ST.. RED House, Sacra
mento, Cal.
Go to W. S. Mack's to have you
painting, paper hanging, calciminins
ETC., done, and carpets taken up AM
relaid. w. S. MACK,
Agent for Singer Sewing Machines
In his old quarters, Strahorn Block
Captain Gum and Ed. ROWAN
came in to-day from the Jumbo grou
Of mines, on the Gold Belt. The
state that they struck some quartz,
few days ago, which they expect t
develop iuto something worth look
ing into.
The cynical bachelor is at it AGAR
Now he says he can prove by static
tics that two wives elope to one hus
band, that three widows semarry I
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-09
THE PRAIRIE SCHOOLS.
They Are All Well Attended, and Sue.
ceSsfully Conducted.

Mrs. Butler, the County School
Superintendent, visited the public
schools on Camas Prairie, last week,
and returned highly pleased with
the.evidences Of interest in the work
shown on all sides.
At Crichton q pupils are enrolled.
w. j. Elledge is teacher. A three
months term has just been COM
pleted and the school will be open
three months longer.
AT Soldier Miss Haas, of Rocky
Bar, a sister-in-law of John w.
Minear, has been keeping a private
school. The public school will re-
open September LIST.
At Corral Creek % pupils are en-
rolled, and young man named Par
sons was the teacher. The school
closed last Friday, and will not re-
open until spring.
At Chimney Greek there is an en-
rolllnent of "a. Miss Annie Elliot
has been teaching, but as she has
accepted an engagement IN the
Bellevue school a new teacher will
have to be secured for the remainder
Of the term.
In District No. 81. below Crichton,
and in No. Al, lower down in the
valley, three months terms will be
gin September /.
Mrs. Butler says that the people
of Camas Prairie are the most hos
pitable she ever saw. Wherever she
went she was pressed to stay longe,
than she possibly could, and one and
all invited her to "cOme and spenC
a week, and bring your children
Many of the ranchers also urge(
her to run again, this fall, assuring
her that if she did the Prairie woult
vote for her almost solidly.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-09
Meals ut All Hours.

On and after this Date | will keep
my dining room open day and night,
and serve MEALS AT ALL hours.
will also serve ice cream and
cake for rs cents dish, or berries
and cake for rs cents.
Mrs. SARAH Roach,
Over the Beer Hall,
Northwest corner Main and Car
Donate, HALEY.