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ONFOHD, - At Court % frohsis bed a.
Pafls suhla anf fDf ths Cuanty ~ Otiori, on
tfe thlrI TuessisT ~ Iune. A. u -.
JOnN BANNER, sam~s Esssut0r IL .
rsrtain tnstramtai. pafpJfl q o. Do he last VIII
ari Trattmsat % Hut@u 0hhgmans las ~
H-fhsl In ssd CountY. dse.ssst, hsElnf pc.
.satsi ths same zoe ffphsts
Uf,isrsi. That the said Etseaiof give notice
% al psfsous Interested By causinss copY % l1s
or,lrf b b. pabushei three scsss suoccsslVcy In
ths Osiofg Democrat printed al Paris, th. thsT
MAJ apgrgf a.a Probate Cosft % - held Al
Paris In saI COantY on the laird Tuesday 81
1aiT usxt. a. ninc o'eiosk IN TIE tofsn9oa, aai
n .umsnt sh1uli cot BE- pfptei, aggf1Tci Aai
5asel, I. ths at val AL rs'.sn iat u sahi
Ar. SAVAGE se.isE Juisc.
A true eusy-Aticst! n. q. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

oful11f 20 ne 49, Cniiug Jlne
-. sex t1r rAmes ufthlss scholars DOT
,,.-sf 1r tsrfv .n the pfimNry school
Hrl.1 rttyrf. Eiile Ryersnu. Helen
H,nn1-f L.Isn pertains. Scsle french.
N.arHaan1ai. Efs Aastln, lais suos.
SAntx n EaruN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

OXFORD. .st-Ata Coau % Probate hsld II
Parts wilma at Cor The County u OxfOfd, on
IN nr.t Tussiay q iuae. A. D.isSs.
JAMS EVANS ENtcaior on the estate
% Igb0ia A. Tlieh. late ~ Hhamt IN Ahl
County, dscsastd. hAVins preserved his Aoooani
OF .imla lsiraii0n Of ne estate Of sAit deceased
fuf aiiosancat
ogBTE1p. nat the sali Esccutof give notice
~ al prfsons tntetstssis ~ rauslas sfptI o'
an I. fisf ~ o. labushsi three Scsks saccs.sife'
~ 10 me ONTuHu DHnDcaAr, printe.i AZ fafs,
hat ihsy NAV appear 81 ffobate Ioun ~ D.
bid a. Pans, In cali tounty on tn' thlfd ites
lay ~ Juy aest, Al nias % ne eioCs IN tne
FORENOON ani sh0s cauts, n any theT have, VIII
N. zane shOu 4 rot 70 Au0Sesi
GEO. a. WILSON. juige.
A true Copy-Agtssii u q. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

San L,,kr. Ia N famous RlH
~ IA tartrf. sitrutst The couveution
sas..rs,t. at wednesday. NJ. Lrcks
kAu5s p.u1-rsi % se q secu1n of q
"a. t-s- s,..a hsi ossa tslsts'.i sni torn
\, .s.e.is -t tlr A. hra.n ~ cApiarcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

r, sr,sr,umsut Isst weiu -i,y even
l,t ,rts. 30. .t % me sidewalks sAs an
"a. r .i slrcrss rhs gros. receipts
- r-af.y 't rs. Eve collars TIE yoaug
a.. gaze A. frce.leut entertainment AM
tsArNt.r of congfstulaii1n thn oar
p.,e.s Pafrrr. A tsl uhefNly
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Sv.c,s.y Treasurer Mrhls Z iout
t,-stssf ever sA~ larger Couvsntiou
-. ~ ors thst suntAinei a. many OF
A. .ssfug nee I'D tae Coaniy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

- ur. ..Ncs 90 a. other. Or an sntos-
sttrs.srr aAvIng AsystsmstIc course ~
safytIf frgaiu school yvsr l. Paris lii.l,
Ot1ri C,l1y. Maine. rhsfs l. not .
ssiis- orai1u 20 sach an iustiiuilon In
NssEIs trf Ck1nlt somstliug oe doue
tsui gee eni lf our cluIsns Nil tAks
49, ft1. natter an.tei'y
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R,.fC.-r ssIousf Thsyer hnlsb~i biz
hs.~ 80 t1s rosf msch.ne est Ssiar'
s,t usht. lai oar h,ghssys 10 most sA'
=, .st c,rIl1a. And. - osiieve. ~ =
"a. cnst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-03

-. p.-srsi woalt setnosle,iss vsa'
-. .f.-rs from George II Watklns,
e.. IL. former editor, in gctting cat IL
"a a. W-iue-isy.
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49,. Nss Msusn. Louise Doe ant
49,. a.. started SsturisY morning
S-,sss.s-s NIP % Cantou, D.Kneli, and
Ks-'Jfi fAs
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>.r,.t,-..i.t Sah1Aih school VII eel.
.,-,,s 10. srr.versAry Sith an eniefiAin-
.--ftstt Slnisy a. Eve O'Clock
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Al-rrrNIEE nI.rGIcr.

h.f1r 3 I1ry i,.t ai. hlrse from p.nk-
e. a. BE fA.lef. IA go Blaaey. hNs one
N,ry sea from tas sane disease.
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-. p--,.r.ts rA.s-i their esmpalgu
a., W.i.r.iav morulng TIE Rrpahii'
-. save n1t 80 oseu abe N raise
tsfs
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60. U Watkins. Esq formerly OF
.en,~,.-st. ~ss a visitor 10 The County
C.-rgctln.
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Y o. cl.s .1s, AysNriing Dafham bal
At so Gli pl.soued In The pAsinrc.
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~. T.. whltmAn. % S,uih Paris,
a. ro-s.sf frvcspifes. ~ ie'fon AeAls
.,.sit ss Hiu rharsfay.
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-.u,,,,ri N lass sign hNs taken on q
"a, - appearance al DanaAms Pain'
"a
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,t.ri-i Hebron Commencement
-, May vcrs kept away By ih'
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v. Gors, d Blssss, OF Buehnsld.
- ,5su THURSDAY.
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wrr,,R Eissrt. snd family. % DIX
,..-,...uag relatives a. Paris.
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-.s,,... wsrs sci ailsd Tuesday nigh,
- wednesday.
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,rTH.. E.q oiCAn,Ou, wAs At Paris
r,s-,iu
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wu,,u Atsooi sni wife, % Back.
=. 4. town wednesday.
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s,s Cxsora usnraernt.
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~ s. c,.s .',s, !. Z 49, = s. ssssi
.lrlU afn F.u. Prayer Mesungs.
kl,.-s. Ave. ~. a. - -,
rlrsaN $3.50. ~. tsral.ns Angsa. t'sstct
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1,lnsn soms' aayi0s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
Hall, superintendent of the Grafton and

Hall, superintendent of the Grafton and
Greenbrier Railroad.
The following committee was added 70
the one which mel the Grafton ac'
eommodation and the two received with
open arms the big train loads OF
boomers which arrived via the B. 0. at
1890 and on the Ohio River railroad at
l1:45: Chairman, John s. Naylor, George
Hook, G. W. Atkinson, W. d. johnson,
Judge George f. Boyd, F. f. Mccoy, W.
B. McMechen, Morris Horkheimer, J. M.
Belleville, DIR. Geo. Baird. J. T. Goodwin,
Alfred Powell, C. p. Brown, w. {. Hand
Ian, J. Ii. Miller, W. II. List, NJ. HUB
bard, ". p. Hubbard, P. II. Moore, G.
W. Bags, G. S. Feeney, II. NJ. Harper
Cecil Robinson and VIM. Ellingham.
Among the delegates on the 1880 train
was ext Governor Pisrpoint, Of Fairmont,
". Va. The old gentleman appears IN ex-
cellent health and his many friends warm,
ly welcomed him. Mr.. Pierpoint, 1t Will
be remembered, was the first Governor oil
Virginia after that State was restored.
The crowd Of faithful which came IN on
the Ohio River Railroad was larger than
the rest. The up-the-river delegates turned
out pretty well, and all found quarters
before the noon hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

NOLTE- On Tuesday, February p. At t. 10 p.
III, FRANK r. J., the only sou OF John = aud
NO!O NOltr, age > years, ! month ana 1 days.
Funeral from residence of parents, No. 70 Thtr.
ty.thirl street, this Thursday slternoon at two
O'Clock. luterment ii, III. Calvary cemetery
Friends are invited to attend.
BOTT-Tuesday. February 2s, ISIS, Il l:3j p
IN GEORGE +. BoTT, in the 18th year OF his age
Funeral will take place Thursday morning al
9 O'Clock from his late residence, No. 2llG Main
stree. Services At ST. Alphousus' church, IN,
termeut at NJ. Calvary cemetery. Tn Kim
Grove rhilrold will have . motor with sufficient
cars for those attending the funeral. Friends O
the family are invited.
HANNA-WedneSday morning, February D,
lSNI, at $3.50 o'clock, MARGARET y. HASSA, aged
81 years
Funeral from her late residence, No. "a siY,
tenth street. on Friday afternoon at l O'Clock
Services at the Filth street NJ. z. church, steu
b~cnville, o At 3 O'Clock. Interment al steu
Lenville cemetery.
.steubenyi.ls papers please copy
GRAY-Tucsday, February 2S, ISIS at $40 4.
m, Mrs. SARAH GRAY, aged W yeaJs, I months
and II days.
Funeral services al the residence oil her soH
James I. Gray, No. $50 Seventeenth street, oil
Thursday afternoon at ? O'Clock. Friends OF tht
family Invited. Integment at Peninsula GENE
terry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mention Of Delegates aud Promlne
Shrnnnarn

Mention Of Delegates aud Prominent
Strangers.
Senator George E. Price, President of the
State Senate, came in yesterday morning.
Hon. Geo. c. Sturgiss, Of Morgantown
was among the arrivals yesterday.
A. C. Scherr cnme in from far off Grant
county.
Prof. R. F. Kidd wa conspicuous in the
crowd at the Mcclure.
President L. NJ. Turner, of the State
University, anne in late yesterday morn
ing.
A. V. Mcdonnell, Of Burton, arrived
yesterday morning.
John K. Thompson, OF Putnam county
National Committeeman Of the Union
Labor party, from West Virginia, is here,
in the interest of State development, and
also to attend the organization meeting Of
the Union Labor party.
W. C. Gilbert, Thomas ]. Stricken,
Coed Collins, Van 4, Xsvely, OF the
Richie Democrat, and L. c. Lee, all of
Richie county, are here.
SOl hutlOui VI hutlOh'AAlSI 10 y DOOtH-
er."
Collector McGnw acted with the Taylor
county delegation.
". S. Edwards, Il of the pioneers in
natural gas boring in about Charleston, al
rived yesterday.
+ D. Talbot, of Beverly, is one of the
progressive young men Of the State, and is
here to help the good work along.
Col. X p. Chew was among the Jeffer'
son delegation.
Among the MonOngalia delegation we
notice Prot. W. P. Wiley, President Tur'
ner and julie Fleming.
Col. Floyd Neeley and Benton McMil-
Ian, from Doddrige, were late arrivals yes
terday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

Mr.. John q Dickinson, of Charleston,
President Of the Kanawha Valley Bank,
aud a gentleman interested in manufac-
lures and other public enterprises was met
at the Stsmm. Mr.. Dickinson said: 1--WE
came here TO do good for the STATE, with
DO aXes to grind, nj bOOns to ask, hut on n
charitable mission for the good Of mankind
and the welfare Of the State at large
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
PUBLIC SALE

A FARM OF sos ACRES 1872 RODS, SlTUAT-
"A ed on the north branch OF Hughes River,
Ave mites northeast from the town Of Pennsboro
ION the b. so L. K Ritchie county, West Viz
ginia; COZ acres Improved, $50 acres in grass. 20
erres in cultivation, balance goOi timber over
loo acres fine bottom land, balance good up
land. Three bearing orchards, small vine yard,
aud other small fruits. Twos story frame dwell
ing house, good frame kitchen, with cellar IN.
der IL, guOt well Of water at the door; good
frame stable, with large NOV for storing hay;
r-euaries and stalls for twel7e horses, good
double" frame com CRIB With wagon shed
buggy house, scales, a number Of tenant and
tobacco houSes Three creeks OF lasting water
running through the farm, besides numerous
small branches, springs and wells. Situated in
good neighborhOod, and on q good oaa; Honyen'
TENT 10 store, steam mill, school and churches
| This lisa very desirable Is well as a valuable
fam for general farming. Also a splendldKtocS
fnrm for either sheep, cattle or horses, and can
moi lie eXcSlled FOR a dairy farm. II could De di
| yided into several small farms with plenty O.
good water and timber on -ach one. lWliI sci
sII or a portion OF the So acres Is roo al pm
yste sale betyeen this time and the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

T,. Members Kept Busy During the Morn
ing,
The Reception Committee had It's nead-
charters at the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce, and got to work early.
At s:a5 the following subcommittee
headed by the Opera House band, repaired
n the B. & o. depot to receive the deleEa-
lions that were to arrive on the Grafton
train. Chairman, W. B. Simpson; Oscar
Rnrdotts, H. NJ. Russell, Hugo L0os, Gus.
Rolf Clarence Irwin, II. B. Miller j. D.
ewing. Robert Simpson, A. L Eger'er'
Pobert White and Hart Ashbur9h. The
accommodation pulled into the depot
promptly on tune and the various delega'
ions marched to the Chamber OF Com
meTcs. where the announcement vas made
,h.t ouarters had been secured Tor dele
gatss at private houses and AZ seSer"i Q,
g. hotels As most of the visitors had
isS home at an early hour and were leei-
;Og rat a souare meal would not go bad,
an ad;ournment was made at once Among
he Gentlemen who arrived on the nrst
t-oip were noticed the reliable Judge
Fleming, Of Marion county, q NJ - l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

lie nation that alone of all European gov
ernments, sent troops to hght Tor
our eOuntry's victory over hegiand
whilst some, whose d~escendents To-Day are
sometimes disposed to question our 10Y ATTY,
were arrayed, almost 10 a man, againSt the
patriots; the most prominent Catholic
priest at that day in America-atte' wards
first Archbishop OF Baltimore WI nego-
tiasing for the active sympathy OF Catholic
Canada IN favor OF the cOlonists' what
George Washington thought OF the loyalty
OF Roman Catholics 10 the stormy Gays OF
the Revolution il q matter OF history
Enough. l shall take no further nonee
Of the coarse diatribes CT this ranting oigOt
Win the Baptists of this city and State en-
dorse, sven by silent appreciation, nus vie
defamer and burly assailant Of their Roman
Catholic fellow citizens?
JOHN J. MAIN,
Bishop Of Wheeling.
WRe,HiRg, February 2e, lsSS.
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Delegates From.NIonroe.

UNION, ". VA, Feb. 25, 1883.
Thomas O'BricR, Randolph SiaLndker, N. +.
Whitakey and Joseph J. Woods:
GENTLEMEN:--At Il meeting of our citi-
lens held on yesterday you were appointed
alternates to represent our county in tue
Industrial Convention to be held in your
city the Goth inst, in the absercs Of dele
gates appointed fer the purpose, and We
send you the proceedings Of said meeting
herewith. A committee was appointed to
prepare a paper setting forth all facts in
regard to the industrial intererts of this
county, but they have not had time to
make q report.
We send you herewith some statistics in
regard to the county.
We would also state that in the south
eastern portion of the county there are
large quantities of iron ore, which is value
less on account OF its distance from any
railroad.
We have also large forests of valuable
timber which is OF very little value for the
sane reason. Oar people are taking con-
siderable interest in the movement, and if
the Convention had been held later,
We would have had a considerable delega-
ton in attendance.
Yours &c,
JOHN NJ. Rowan, Prest.
NJ. l. KEITER, Secy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

physicians at the Weston Asylum, arrived
yesterday.
Henry c. Flesher, P. NJ, represents
jackson thus far.
Geo. ". Whitescarver, F. B. Blue and
F. NJ. Porter are here from Grafton.
Charley Wells is one Of Marion's repre-
sentative.
W. B. Maxwell, W. S. Lipscomb and
and Others are present from Tucker.
Bernard L. Butcher, Z. d. Talbot, ].
E. Howell and c. II. Lantz, of Randolph
are now on band.
p. G.. Eastman, Ed. SehOn and Ex-
Sheriff Manly and many others represent
Marion.
Mai. Bill Dave Goshorn, Clerk of the
County Court Of KanaWha, will help hold
CharlestOn's end of the boom up Maj.
Bill knows how to run a political conven-
ton, and no doubt can give the delegates
some points on a boom gathering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

Executor Of 7 Thomas II Wins, deceast
. G. HERvEY, Aurtioneer. r.
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AMONG THE DELEGATES.
Chat About the Many boomers In Attend

Chat About the Many ONE in Attend
RnCe.
Treasurer Thompson, Mr.. Caldwell and
Judge Tame are looking after Cabell's in
~terests. 9,
The Tyler delegation as far as heard
froE, are WIN. Morris, Esq, B. lngle, i:
= Smith, K. S. Foreman, W. NJ. Powell
and q. d. Smith. IfTyler don't get the rail
road which is TO tap the Ohio river esther
At Sistarsyille or New M~altinsVille, there
will be music the air.
Senator Ben Oxley represents Lincoln
and he will do it we'll.
George Tippett, of the Pit Pleasant
ReoisteT, Workman, Of the Lincoln Ctn2sa,
John ]. Ferguson, of the Tucker Pioneer
w. M. O. Dawson, OF the kingwood Jour
saL, and sam Thompson, of the Hunting
ton Advertiser, are among the newspaper
men on the ground.
The State officers present are Auditor
Dnffsy. Gov. Wilson, Supt. Morgan, Treas
urer Thompson and Secretary Of STATE
Walker. =. n
Col. Gallaher, of MOundsVills, IS q io0k
er-on aud is Letting her go"
DIR. Hattie B. Jones, of the assislan
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SATURDAY, MARCH q. 1883.

commencing at ~ 5'clock a. IN, the folio wing
described property, that II 10 say LIT Num-
bsred One Hundred and Eighty.fve, in Oh, pine
and Rofi's addition 10 the City Of Wheeling,
ohio county, West Virginia. teing the name
property conveyed by Alexander Psnnell 10
said dwerd Ltrkin, by deci dated March q,
ISL, and recorded IN Deed Book No 10, page
So; and also decd from Andrew Wilson and wife
~ said Larkln, lated March %, 1851, and record.
ed in Deed Book No. II, page 81. together with
all the improvements and appurtenances there
unto belonging. Also a certain other lot or par.
Gel Of ground situated In the City OF wheeling.
Ohio county, and in the addition 10 said city 81
wheeling, laid out by charles 7. Churchill, tustee
for Emily A. Zane. and known IA the Buena
Vista addition TO said city and desiRna'et on
the plat Of said addition ~ lot No. 10. In Square
No. y, and felng on the corner gouth Of Twelfth
AID east Of Jacob streets In sald city, excepting,
however, the portions Of said lot conyeyed by
the said Edward Larkin ~ Richard y. FAIR, b.
deed dated January u. 1855, ard recorded In
Deed BOOK No. % pare $40, and 10 v. Elhck By
deed dated April IL. 1856, and recorded in Deed
Book No. 70, page ss3. and TO Isabella Fender by
deed dated July = 1885, aud recorded in Deed
Book No -, page %, and reference IA here made
70 said deeds for Il more complete description Of
the property therein described, being the same
property conTeyed TO the .aid Edward Larkin by
Catharine Harbour and others by deed dated
May I 1874, and recorded In the Office Of the
clerk OF the county OF Ohio, In Deed Book No. 20,
page z Also certain other piece or parcel Of
real estate, situate In the City Of wheeling, Ohio
county, West vIr1inia, 70 vii: Lots numbered
II and II In 4. n Pitts Subdivision Of rsrt u
J 4 J. X. Bakers addition 70 the City OF
Wheeling. being y portion Of the same property
conveyed by the Vail City Building and Loan
Association, u tie sGd lukin by deed dated
May u. 1874, Anc recorded Ia the Office " the
Clerk OF the COYaty Court ef Ohio county, IN
Deed Book No. IS, page ~.
TERMS OF SBLE -OHethiri Of the purchase
money, or a. murh more a. the purchaser may
elect o pay, in cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue Ia one an ! two years, with interest," from
The day Of sale, tie purchaser - give his no:e-
with approved secnrity for the deferred pay.
menH, and the title 70 be retained until all the
purchase money Il paid, or a deed or trust Owen
a. additional security. The title believed % 10
o bg! selling a. trustee ! will only CONVEX
such title e. Is Vetled In ne.
feLi 7. 4. RILRY, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
second Day ofApriI, 1883

TERMS OF PUBLIC sALR-CEe halt the PSehsee
money cash, in hand, the residue "a we've
,nOnf6s rom date Of sale, with 6 per centlnter,
nHt s.1r, dsEe. and l retain a lien upon INLAND
IS surety for the deferred payments, VIII sli
small tracts at public sale. u
For further particulars Gallon me mn m III Ihss
residing on the iarml or sqIress v9i - ~"'
psnnsborO. Richie county, heSt Mr.
ja5eqdqgsb ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

TAG choice Of Ex-senator JOHNSON "
CAMDEN to7 President OF the Boom
Convention was an excellent one. Mr.
CAMDEN has been booming this State
Nth his energy and his money for the best
gart OF MS life and the compliment WAS a
deserved one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

IA GOV. P~IEEREPOINT made a strong
appeal LOT the cleansing OF land titles N
West Virginia, Tut he was rather too
'suvrre in MS handling OF the subject con
s,ffr'ug the occasion. Ii there be land
O. les ia West Virginia that are not IN
GUIDED they are at least 50 as~tonishiagly
..ssy and the lands 80 valuable that there
- let list.c room Tor complaint and turth-
-.more, q little p~rscaution on the part Of
pur. h3.srs will prevent complications.
The association will probably establish q
Bureau Of insurance to guarantee safety to
r..r..nqSFTz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

tbs Democrats Of Grant district, Ritehle
u,0aty, have organized a club called the
Corvallis Recruiting Club. The club or
aanized with fty-thTee members and ex'
utct 20 make the numbsr n hundred. j..
IS. DAWSON, President; W. c. GILBERT.
-.S. Vice President; JAMES TAYLoR, Jr.,
--t.eta'y, and I. F. GILBERT, Assistant.
fifteen recruiting officers were appointed.
Fae meetings will be held every second
E-tuLlaN NIGHT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

The Democrats Of Syracuse, y. Y, have
won a splendid local victory. In their re-
cent election they over came a 1900 Re
publican msjority and had 1000 votes to
spare. This is redemption from Republic
CAN rule with q will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

THE speeches OF Hon. STEVE B, ELSns
Ind Ex-senator HENRY G.. DAVIS will be
read every where with interest. No one Is
more atted TO speak Ct West NirginiA's
unlimited resources.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01
United States Commissioners Notice,
The DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of West Virginia.
NilniCk d &c and others
In Iruitr
Bruce and others.

John Bruce and others.
Ry vir,ure of Il decree entered in the above eR
titled cause on the 18th day Of FEBRUARY. lssS, 1t
$ referred TO the undersigned commissioned, wso
is directed to take. state and T port Hu account
Fir l. Of the debts due hy the Msugo Iron Works
Company. with the amounts thereCt, aud the
date. from which they respectively bear interest;
second. Of suy other matters deemed pertinent
by tie commissioner and requested 10y any ofthe
par, :.
Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Saturday, the Slst day al
March. 1855, commencing AZ y o'clock r N q,
a. the time. and his Office, No. lihl Chapllne
street. i'm the city of Wheeling, ohio county,
Vest Virginia. as the place nj which he will pro
coed to ascertain and report the several matters
in the said decree required.
Given under my ng9d IAis I'm NY 6L S''u
aTy, 1855. ALFRED R~hEIN7lhOh,
inrIoswt y. ). Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
Dby Edward lRrkiE 70 me astrustee, dated May
G, 1856, recorded In the oHce Of the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Decd Of rust Book No. n. page Gs, / will sell st
uuhlic %hnrtiOn, al The north front door Of the
Court House Of Eaid CJnniy. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

IHEusGes OF the men who participated
Iu the convention yesterday are guarantee
tha. il viii Dc a Boom with a big B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

HESRY 5. WALEER, Is an orator, and
G-4; you forget il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

TIRE hrst thing the Convention did was
20 knock out the selt-Constitutei clique
that wanted 70 run il.