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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-01

with capital Of 81 50, 900 paid in, and con-
tinued on that basis until 1874, when the
capital stock was increased to $500, 600, and
blast furnace was added to the plant. In
the meantime the number Of nail machines
had been increased from twenty-five TO
fifty, pudding furnaces from eight to six
teen, and heating furnaces from one to two.
After the erection Of the blast furnace
the works were gradually enlarged, until
in 1883 it consisted Of overweight pud-
ding furnaces, four heating furnaces, and
one hundred and twenty-five nail machines.
In 1855 the steel plant was built and put
in operation. And in 1886 the blast fur
mace was rebuilt and enlarged.
The capacity Of the works at the presen,
time is as follows: Steel works, &c, 900
gross tons per annum; blast furnace, 1000
gross tons per annum; nail factory, 900, 900
kegs per annum.
The steel made at these works l. Of very
soft quality, suitable for sheets, nails, wire,
&C., and has secured very high reputation
in the market for its excellent and uniform
quality.
In 1857 the capital stock was increased
to $3.50, 900, by making stock dividend Of
CITY per cent, to represent the amount in
vested in the steel plant, and other perma-
nent improvements.
The officers at present are as follows I:
James Wilson, President; A. b. Carter,
Secretary and Treasurer; Ed. Jones, IT,,
Superintendent blast furnace; ]. w. Cabot,
Superintendent steel works; I. w. Weth-
erald, Superintendent nail factory.
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ETNA GLASS AND MANUFACTURING Co
BELLAIRE, OHIO.

This enterprise was originally Inaugural
ted in 1880, and from its inception this
house has had an extensive trade. The
works are extensive and commodious, COW
ering an area of $50, 900 square feet, and
completely supplied with all the modern
appliances and facilities known to the
trade, and run with natural gas. Employ
ment is furnished TO from 225 to $50 skill
ed workmen, and capital Of 500, 600 is
employed in effectively conducting their
rapidly increasing business A large va
riety of goods are manufactured, consist
ing especially Of Goblets, Table Ware,
Lamps, Bar Goods, Engraved, Crystal and
G0kd Ware. None but the most care
elected material is used in the man
te Of these goods, and expert super
Z Is exercised in each and every de-
emit and process. Their trade extends
dYa large portion Of the United States
md Canada. Their works, located on the
Ohio River and two trunk lines-the Il. 4
%. and Pennsylvania lines, gives them
every facility for shipping
) The management is under the super
vision of the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Ownen Meehan as Hbident and Z. b.
Bowie, men of w9k perience and &c.
quaintance in ting Interests.
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RoDEFER BROS, PAprRrErons OF THE
NAT1oNAL afAss WORKS.

This business was established in 1869
and known as the National Glass Manufac
turing Co. In 1876 the works were pur
chased and have since been run by Rodefel
Bros, and known rs the National Glas.
Works Of Bellaire. The line of goods man
ufactured by this firm incluces Lamp Chin
neys, Founts, Lantern Globes, and Jellies,
Specialties, etc The works are equipped
with all the latest appliances and modern
improvements adapted for the manufactur.
ing Of their special line Of goods, and run
with natural gas as fuel, which enables
them to turn out clear and fine goods, the
reputation Of which this house has won,
md which can readily be seen by the trade
handled, which extends throughout the
United States and Canada.
The Works are 80 located on the Ohio
River and the two trunk lines of RAILWAYS
as to enable them to ship at great nd van.
tage over other competitions The trade il
looked to and the works in their depart.
ment are under the personal management
OF the Rodefer Bros, composed of r. A..
John F., and A. ID. Rodefer, all practical
glass men, well and favorably known TO
the trade.
The UNION GLASS Co., BELLAIRE, OHIO.
This prosperous Company was incorpor.
ated in 1880, with capital stock of $751;
OO0.00, with the following gentlemen ar
officers: Messrs. Thomas Wetherald, Pres
ident; II. Roemer, Vice President; c. C.
Kelly, Secretary; John T. Adams, as Man
ager. The works are located opposite the
the Bellaire Nail works, on the line of the
Pennsylvania X. X. and are equipped with
all the latest appliances and improvements
for the manufacture Of Window Glass, en-
bracing q ten-pot furnace. The output
represents 10000 boxes OF glass annually,
which finds markets in all parts of the
West, Northwest and Southwest. They
give employment to 20. skilled hands, aud
the works are kept in operation over ten
months in the year. and have lately intro
duced natural gas throughout the works
Enterprise, care and industry have
marked the business of this COMPANY.
and constant increase Of trade giyes ample
promise Of q long and prosperous career in
the future.
THE CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS COMPANY,
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
This Company was organised in 1852
when 1t was duly incorporated with a can.
ital stock Of 81, zoo. OG, with Z. w. Mub-
leman ss President, and A. W. voeptIv
superintendent and Secretary. The works
are located between the lines of the Penn.
sylvanis and c., L. & w. r. Rs and are
provided with the requisite i'm
proved apparatus and appliances necessary
TO the successful and systematic conduct Of
the business
The plant embraces q tep-pot funnsc.
and the output Of 1887 was 40. 600 boxes ~
Window Glass. They pay particular 81:
tention to the manufacturing of large s;sed
single and double strength window GIass
and their products are in steady demand
throughout the entire country, owing "a
the uniformly high standard Of excellence
they maintain. :
They give employment to q laree force
Of skilled workmen, and the vcrks ~
equipped throughout with natursI ~ !
iesture already fully appreciated By -
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A Remarkable "Flop."

In view Of the defence OF the wool
tariff and the remarks concerningthe
abolition or reduction OF the internal
revenue taxes copied from the Register Of
1856 and printed in another column, the
inquiry must arise, were the Register,
Judge Btannon and the Democratic
party Protectionists for votes only, or
were they honest, and have they "aop-
ped?" The fact is they do not under
stand tue tariff and do not know what
they do want. William L. Wilson says
that when ne promised to vote for a
duty on wool in 1856, he intended to do
so, and thought that would be best; but
he knows better now. BY the same
token, those Democrats who now say
"Free Trade does not enter into the
campaign" will "know better"
after they have fooled the peo-
pie into voting them into power, and
we shall see another wholesale "aop" us
remarkable and more extended than that
OF the Democracy in this district since
1886.
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1t is not enough that the Democratic
managers shall do their best to corrupt
and buy the vote of New York, New
Jersey and Indiana. They are now
pouring their corruption funds into
West Virginia. 1t is certainly worthy
of reflection that their national commit
tee finds it necessary to pour into State
which has heretofore been part of the
Solid South their corruption funds by
the tens OF thousands of dollars. They
are doing it now. They did it in 1884,
and it was openly stated in Charleston
in 1887, and stated by leading Demo
Gratis, that the Legislature elected in 1886
was saved tothe Democracyby doodle"
In 1888, $4,000 saved them the State,
whctherIiberal allowances of corruption
Doodle eau save their falling cause in
'Ss remains to DO seen. They are I'M
pressed with the idea that nothing else
can save them, and as they did -four
years ago, they are tryingthis last resort
thus late in the campaign.
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Mr.. Thurman is going about over the
country saying that the United States is
tho most prosperous nation on the face
Of the globe, and congratulating the
people that it continues to DO prosper
Gus after more than three years of Cleve-
lands administration. In husattcmpt-
ing TO give tho Democratic party credit
for a condition OF affairs brought about
through the workings Of laws and sys-
tens established by the Republican
party, Mr.. Thurman exhibits himself as
n demagogue Of the FIRST water and in
suits the intelligence Of the people to
whom he speaks. The country has been,
in truth, the most prosperous in the
world, and il it has kept pace for the
past three years with its former progress,
il has done SO in spite OF Grover Cleve-
land and Free Trade majority in the
House Of Representatives; despite their
efforts to change the very laws and sys-
TENS under which the United States has
done SO much. 1t is because Republic
eau Senate has stood between Grover
Clevelands party and the people that
Mr.. Thurman is able to-day to con-
gratulatc them that they are the greatest
people on earth. In one sentence Mr..
Thurman virtually says we are getting
along well enough and in the next he
tells us We are tax ridden; that our fiscal
policy is all wrong and that the institu-
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HE IS FOR PROTECTION.

A west virginia Irishman who Cannot &C
Cleveland'S Free Trade Policy.
To the Editor orN InidiItORsT.
sIR:-After eighteen years in the
Democratic camp in West Virginia !
must say that l, to-day, sever my con.
nection with that party OF false issues.
l am n working man myself and be-
lieve in Protection to American labor.
AS au Irishman. cannot support Gro
YER and his Free Trade policy any longer.
i am for Harrison, Morton and GoT, be-
lieving that the interests Of the laborers
will best be protected by the s. o. p.
Hoping that my countrymcn will actor
their own benefit and not for the party
that is doing all that lays in its power
for Great Britain, / am,
Very respectfully yours,
Hinton, Summers Co., W. Va, Oct. 10.
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THE DguoCRATlC FIOP.

Two Years Ago for the Abolition Of tho
Internal 1Irvenus nnd Protection for
Wool; Now Tor the Rriention of Internal
Taxes aud Free Raw Material.
Following is n significant extract from
the Wheeling Register OF Tuesday, Sep
TENDER IS, 1886:
Gree wool, is it? Why, we have
heard Judge Brannon on this subject.
He has arraigned the Republican party
for taking The projection from he sleeps
back, and dring the cloth from il on the
owners back. But the other day we
heard him speak ot4be-wool industry
in this statc-that the vast and increas.
ing cattle herds of the West were de-
stroying the cattle business Of West Vir-
ginia, and that our people would be
compelled to expand wool production
that the Democratic party would re-
spond to the demands of the Democratic
State and adequately protect Il, and that
that this district needed for that pur-
pose Democratic representative, that
il elected he would stand by this great
growing interest. AS to coal, he re-
marked TINT the Democratic party was
the first to put tariff on coal.
eve have heard Judge Brannon re-
mark within the last few days that the
revenue OF the Government derived
from tariff on imports, and exclusive Of
internal revenue, was .about one hun
hundred and eighty.one millions a year;
that that necessary amount afforded the
most ample range and means for the
protection of every interest in the land.
That ii any further legislation should be
had, which is not likely soon to occur,
it is only a question how the one hum
bred and eighty or two hundred millions
should be distributed on imports. That
our natural resources and industrial pro-
ductions should be carefully guarded and
protected, That country like ours must
foster and adrance our labor systems in &e
mines and fields and shops.
"That If The tariff and Internal tares pro-
duced more than necessary for support Of
the government HE WOULD PARTIALLY on
WHOLLY ABOLISH INTERNAL TAX, so AS TO
HAVE TIE NEEDS OF THE GOVERNMENT,
fro PAY COSTS OF GOVERNMENT, INCLUDING
PENSIONS, PROVIDED ny A TARIFF on I'M
PORTS"
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House 8 Herrmann,s Cash and credit House.
oWlat Do They Say?''

Have they asked them-your neighbors? Good plan.
proteh one much sometimes to know what the neghbors
think In Washington-were of our large stores has
DONE and continues do stunning business gea deal
of trade from the neghbors sayso It's the best adver
Using in the world Same here. You've neghbor
who's had chamber set or parlor suit or stove or some
carpets something Of u.s. and haven't been here very
long either Ask them what they think Of our credit system
Ask them everything say isn't just Ask them how
they like buying dollars worth Of goods for dollar down
and fifty cents week. Ask them and what they say.
We are willing
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ton should be changed. A prosperity
which actually exists must be risked
for the, adoption Of a new policy, the
trial Of a theory which other countries
have tried and abandoned, Mr.. Thur
mans utteranees, many Of them, arc
unworthy n great statesman.
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DEMOCRATIC papers insist that the ex-
tracts from the British newspapers en-
dorsing the Free Trade policy are forged.
1t is just little singular that they quote
nothing from the British journals de-
nouncing the forgeries. The fact is
these articles did appear in the English
papers and the Democratic papers know
it. In some instances, fac smile of the
pages upon which the utteqnces APP
peared have been printed in American
papers. Any attempt to make the peo-
pie believe that England is not practi-
cally unanimous for Grover Cleveland
will be iruitless. The people are not
fonls.
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A CERTAIN Mr.. Iams, from Greene
county via Pittsburgh, is telling the
Wheeling people no star was ever added
to the United States flag under Repub-
lican rule. There is one bright partic-
ular star on that blue field which repre-
sents West Virginia. Did you ever hear
lift, Mr.. Iams? 1t was put there under
Republican rule, and 1t will shine with
increased spIendor under Republican
rule after March next. Nor is it the
only one, as most of your hearers know.
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WORTH $1,000!
TESTIM0NIAL0F Hon. TH0s. PAULK,
OF BERIEN COUNTY.
Would not Take $1,000 for TIRE
lleved Of Fifteen Years Suf-
ferIng from Dyspepsia.

ALApAHA, GA, June %, lsS7.-B. B. b. Com.
pany, Atlanta, GA.-GentlGmen: had suffered
from that terrible disease, dyspepsia, for over
fifteen years, and during that time tried every.
thing Iconld hear OF, and spent over three hun
the slightest benefit Indeed, l continued 10
grow worse. Finally, after l despaircd OF OBJ.
thinning relief, n friend recommended u. b. u.
Botanic Blood Balm, and began using II; not,
using half bottle was satisfied that was be.
ing benefited, and when tho sixth bottle was
taken felt like new man. ! would not take
81 600 for the good II has done me; In fact the
relief derived from 1t Is priceless. firmly be.
lleYe that would have died had not taken It.
Respectfully, etc,
THOMAS PAULK
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Col. PooRMAX last night and Gen
woodtord tonight; the Republican cause
is in good hands, and as the campaign
progresses the people will begin to see
through the tllmsy demagogy OF the fol
lowers Of Mills.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Mn. DAVID Hmscn's views on the tar
il, printed in another column, will in
terest all tobacco and cigar men, and are
worthy of the perusal of everybody who
wants to form his opinion intelligently.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale Mt Logan & Co.'s
drug store.
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Public Sale.


DUBLIC SALE OF MAIN STREET
Il REAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of the authority vested In them bya
decree of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, eH,
tered on the 2ah day ef April. A.D.. 1855, in the
suit Of sobicski B. Caldwell VS.. Caroline N. VII.
son and Others. the undersigned special commits
sIoneEs,. Wills
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1855,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock II M, sell at public auc.
ton, ut the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio county, W. Va, the following described
real property situate In the city Of Wheeling Ia
said county, benign portion Of the real properly
which was set apart 10 Annie L. Caldwell to "a
held In Scvernlty for and during the term Of he,
natural life for her dover by and according to
the provisions Of Il decree made by the said
Court on the 10Th day Of Nov cmbGr. $50, In the
suit OF Louis kells and others vs.. sObicski Brady
and others, that Is TO say: the building LOT nine
(g) fronting twenty-five 20 feet along the west
side OF Main street In the said city Of Wheeling,
being one OF the sub divisions OF "thr Miller
Property" shown by the plat thereof, recorded
In Deed Book numbered y, page lOl, In the Office
OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF said county.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird OF the purchase
money, or so much more us the purchaser may
elect, cash OH tho day Of sale, ana the residue In
two equal tnEtAllmCnts payable In one ana two
years respectively from the day Of sale with In.
teFest from that day. To secure the ds!yHvd 10.
StaIlments Of the purchase money tic Ah
special commissioners will take from the put.
chaser his note with good security payable 10
their order, and the title will bC retained Until
tho notes shall be paid, But Il the purchaser
pay nc.half or more Of the purchase money In
cash, his notes without personal security WI DO
taken for the deferred miscellaneous, inny. The
purchaser will have The. privilege. nj nny time
before the expiration Of the said two yeais ltom
the day Of sale, Of paying the whole amount re-
malning unpaid OF the purchase monCywiIh in'
tercst to the day OF payment, and thus dischaige
DANIEL LAMB.
HENRY N. RUSSELL
Special Commissioners.
l certify that the above named commissioners
have given bond with security ms required BY
the decree under which they are acting
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. I, 1855.
oc5 joins ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
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Notice 10 Taxpayers

The City Collectors Office will be open until 8
o'clock every night Sunday excepted from this
date until November /, to accommodate all who
desire to receive the DISCOUNT allowed by Or
dinancc.
Discount ceases With the last day Of October,
and INTEREST at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum will be added to taxes on Real Estate
and school Tax from November /, 1855
s. L. BRIcE,
ncOl CITY COllertnr
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BID me discourse, l will enchant thy
ear with remarkable tales of astounding
cures OF all sorts OF suffering by Salvation
Oil, the greatest cure on earth for pain.
Price % cents a bottle.
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YALE OF REAL ESTATE.

y
NJ
IN pursuance o. decree Of the Circuit Court
oil Ohio county, W. Va, entered on the 10th day
of September, ISIS, In the suit OF Anna Whiting
VS.. Amanda Whiting and Others, the undersigned
special commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER G. 1873.
80. - .,.,..i., -, :, ..,,,,, 49,.
eeglhning ~ ~ O'CLOCK i u, M sg L ~ pubic mug
ton, ~ me n0Ttm SHS1 u 'S Sou house ~
scrleed as follows, W.; One piece 81 land DC! Dc,
seii1eu as !OohS oV ,i,rIso " 70, tn ~
SesIrSSisd on The nIat of Buena Vista Addition
IN the civ Of Wheeling: thence west 10 tho rcar
~ aid id Numbered thee IN alOng A. DennetTS
line: thence along tho rear line OF said lot,
fbence Earaiiei with Morrow street 10 the piace
OF beginning. "
Also. n nnrcel of lind. described as follows. 10.
wit: The morrow street or west mart OF that Ger.
lion 10 the civ Of Wheeling laid ont by Charles
r C6nscSiII. trustee, known I' as Riches Add
tIon. mai Il today, the west mart OF lat No. in
| The s1IIare No. rs Of said addition. said part
NEAR EoiI1 street, IS Get and inches.
Also. a parcel Of land described rs follows, 10.
Tt t ~ ~ ety & %RecnE aa oSt BY
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Qhe GntelliQenfer.
wMEeLINo, VIVA ooroBNR %. lss.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.


ron GOVERNOR,
GHN. NATHAN GOFf, Of IinIr!son County.
PoG AUDITOR,
GEO. NJ. BOWERS, of Berkeley County,
ron TREASURER,
HIRAM LEWIS, Of Clay County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
wM. p. HUBBARD, Of Ohio County.
PoR SuPEEISTgSDgST oPscnooIS,
4. b. MCGUIRE, Of Wayne County.
ron JUDGES SUPREME COURT,
JOHN ". MASON. Of Taylor County:
II. c. MCwHORTER, OF Kanawha County.
FOR COSGRESs.
First pIstrIct-G. W. ATKINSON, Of Ohio.
Second DIStriCt-.W: Il. II; ELlCk, Of BerEeie!
Third District-J. II. MCGlNNlS, Of Raleigh.
Fourth Distrlct-C. d. SMITH. of Wood.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES.
JOSEPH Il. PAUL., Of Ohio County.
JOHS A. CAMPBELL, OF Hancock County.
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General Notices.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

n VT ~ L.
The undersigned mas been appointed sudsB,.
lied Us administrator OF the estate oi Il n
Logan, deceased, Those having claims s.iff'':.
that estate viii please present. them 10 me- TSi''
vefibe'l. and tho,G indebted TO TINT eslatc MD
please make payment 10 me. WIZ
W. P. HUBBARD
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RIO THE PUBLIC!

Those desiring TO make u handsome Christine,
Present, In the shape Of Portnit, wunb a,
we'll 10 give US their orders carly In the ,TI,S,
so Us toAvoid unnecessary haste In cxrcftISr
We are making Crayou Portraits at about ops,
half our former price. WV
-, az WM. MYLEs 4 sos.
JOHN w. M1LIS, foTFht Fainter 0cl1
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.

No. 11O2 Market street, store room aud 8 ream,
natural and Illuminating gas, SOD per Ennum''
No. 23ls Market street, new dwelling nOn,c,
SIX rooms aud bath room, naluml and
Illuminating Sis N
NO. ISL Alley il"...,.s, ... 4 "a
No. 22t5 Market6t., stOTcFOOin and cellar n N
No. 22i1 Market st., store room and cellar. l5 On
No. 22ig Market street, third lUor........... 8 IA
No. i9E2 Market street, aseTe-Eoom aud two
rOOnh........ gl o.
No. 1857 Market street, store room, h m
No. 1910 Main street, bAr'roOm aud lXtur,,
three rooms and IA a
No, 1856 Nineteenth street, 3 rOOncd horse 4 N
No. % Eleventh street, 3roOmG and cellar. 10
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A LII KINDS OF ,.,,. n, WORK
Neatly and promptly executed o. d w.
EoS, Is and a FOurteeah 'H'''
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Tho above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY, OCTOBER u, ISIS, at 10 o'clock
a.. T. NJ. GARvIS,
ocll Special Commissioner.