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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

beAag zSay al -le .n-s1.Eg tet@sea I1ezR
Is ssss. torsar- ID @ltl laueass LEgeTss~ -
ya.4 .sa-e1. a4.1 q 4lrgs -a~s v-- - prsae1I
T. azee4.-4 -iaag L-eal ---i1z TIE ra-e
--e 1isZ epe1 r-s4rLa ~i4 oe sisel - t1e
A-asle 4enl el48 - j. la~ a ever tee
esv Hcrs 4-ng SID colrSe 4l-s ~Ll os
f..-assa - resa aLras = a. LLs ci-os a. ult1E-
g--s " t1ree ali four 14ys "a. I-s 1-isrsut
s--rss alans 1ne Atl4l1.1 COST. - A. -
TIE al9st lnlsor ALI eseaL 49, De the 4lllnl
cruise II t1s Nss Lorz aett cl-8 a. He~-
port TIE -Joel-r c-p ALL ns rareo f-F o.
tlls ocxlslla kal TIE rre1aeiuues are tnat
ta- Cig tl-gls1 cutter uAi4le4 sll te CO
laGl ~ u-4.s o4u ior 1.l1Fs- II ais does
CONS, the CAY Alleriesn boar 4ole ~ cops
VITA LeF. likely - ce Ia commission. = tbs
Puritan Bat American yacl-sfnen may Zee.
taiTiy ea,y Tor TIE Puritan disposed n TIE
Genes1a. tie predscesSor q the Oalarea. 81
licely J!laE sE..-ss TIE after ~lI have some
lmprov sIneats ulalc tnat AL llcreass her
speed materially. she si4 share. unless tie
Tind = gale. tie same fate a. tle OenestA
EHE PROBABLE AUSTRALIAN CnALLESGE
Although 40 international race for the
America cup vii taxs place this ycaf, the
Indications are that chalengs fron Aus
tr2LAa III 10 gscelg 81 foT = r-cs II Ios0 IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

Robert Mantel has this 70 say about stage
waits, TO avoid stage waits IS an al i'm
portant factor. and many amusing scenes
have been caused by them. | caused a stage
wait once. and 10 made such n lasting i'm
preston on rue that | an sure IL viii never
occur again Ii was years ago. while | was
In Belfast. Ireland. where we were playing
Otheilo. Poor Frank Clements vas the
Otheilo and the unfortunate lGgo Having
made my exit 7 stood in one of the wings
waiting for nv closing scene. forgetting aA
about another that came heforeit. and wholly
ohhvious 20 nv surroundings Suddenly |
heard Clements m n subdgcd voice calling 10
mo Come on. Bob. come on never
moved. while from tho opposite side Dcsle-
mona and Emeiia began waving their hands
TO me 70 - On To cup ths climax I made
similar motions 20 them, believing they had
forgotten their scene which followed mine
As they had never played the parts tefore
they obcyei my gestures and stepped upon
the stage, only to be glsred ~ by Ofheilo.
Who quickly ordered them Of Again
Clements called ne 20 come on. but 10 va
a~rloss Finally the stage manager made his
wav 70 where 7 Vas Standing. and soCp
earned vbat Eas up That night I cried
zlTssif - sep and since then I have never
Kept TIE stage waiting The Staga
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
Thousands of Dollars

Are spent every year by the people OF
this State for worthless medicines for
the cure of throat and lung diseases.
when we know that If they would only
invest II i'm SANTA Abe the new
California discovery for consumptves.
and kindred complaints. they would
m this pleasant remedy ind re-
lief. 1t Is recommended bv MN
istcrs, physicians and public speak
orS of the Golden state. Sold and
guaranteed bv Peck Bros. at<l bottle.
Three for $50. The most stubborn
case of catarrh VII speed iy slccumb to
ALIFOKNIA CAT RI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
UNDERMINED TIE TRACKS.
kr.iSns WrSsk Near B~il~si1s Caused -
tAs k2ils sluklaz

81 LoU1s. kplll lS-A terriois freieAs
~-eck occurred Sunday morning o. lbe
CaiEs SAcrs LIE rsl.Eoad neaI Hellesllle.
Ill As tie K2la ~4s ps.ellg A4zs1 uills
- sEoet oI taeuEy uIes al bl4r
t2s eio1u1 began - give ~ay ana
tie rals o. slak The engineer ana are
s44n lAmpel toz glsI lfe5 and escz. ca
Win slgn- injuries samuel IatIel a41
Fa-rick bIo~n. tr4kenen Vtrs uoI ~
fortunate. aa1 us former sustained III
teraal lufaTi-s - hleA nav prove fatal
SiA-eeD cars loaded With merchandise .seEo
pl-e1 upon one another 2nd wrecked The
ground sunk eight feet Tor leuglh II
sixty feet aud width or ten feet 1hs
Aa-sh Mining Company had undermined
the railroad tracks and csused q the disaster
Great alarm he been created Ia beueflle
~ the trscks Of every road Running into
town ara more or less Undetermined Lad
inz citizens arc PIE panng bil 70 be rIe-
scented To the Legislature prohibiting niia-
ing under railroad usck4 Ter long Is
LauCes
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
COLLISION AT SEA.
Pilot Boat sank by sn Ocean Steamer
And Two of Her Crew Lost.

Pilot Boat suHh by su Ocean Steamer
And Two of Her Crew Lost.
NV YosK, April l1-Ihe steamship
SUeVa which arrived here Saturday nizhc
from Hamburg had on board portion or
TIC cFsT OF the PllOt-t0at Commodore
Bateran which was run intO 9nd sunk by
The Suevia o. Saturday morning OF Tho
Georgia Banks Nantucket A thick fog
prevailed and TIE officers On the
bridge 0f the Suevia failed T. sight
the pilot-boaf until TOO late ~ avoid
u collision. Tho bow or the steamship
O. ashei into the port quarter OF the pilot
boat, cutting through below the ~atsr line.
Tho Bateman began sinking and the
Suevia's boats were lowered 10 rescue tho
crew. Seven men were picked up, while
two were lost-James Handran. a pilot,
and Harry HalfOrd. the cook All OF the
rescued men were more or less injured by
the collision The book keeper, Madigan,
had his collar bone broken. and one OF the
seamen suffered a fracture OF the arm
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

among the members Of the club. With the
smaller boats this condition can generally be
complied with. and the result, rs the provis-
ion designs. Is 70 improve the skill Of amateur
yachtsmen, but il would he impossible 10 OBJ
tain successful results should the rule be en-
forced when the big veS~. Is are racing.
The numerous small yacht clubs IA America
have been trying 20 organic for some time,
- that races for small sailing craft Of all
kinds could be held under rules which would
b. fair ami allow for the many differences of
bui.d 81 the boats These clubs have large
Memberships. and their boats represent a
great variety OF bull and rig.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

The best salve in the world for cuts.
sores, tettcr, chapped hands, chilblains.
cOrns and all skin eruptlOns, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t i guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tOn or money refunded. Price - 5conts
per box. For sale 10y Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and Division-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
Thousands of Old Coin. Discovered.

LoNDoN, April l5.-Upwards Of 5.GoO pre-
historic silver coins and a quantity OF
iewelry of ancient manufacture have been
discovered at Winbure, in Schleswig- Hol-
stein The collection is very valuable and
.hs f:de-s expect To realize a large sum
rom its sale TO curiosity hunters -
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

For | don't care, dull, tired feeling.
impoverished blood, dull pains in back
and head, tantalizing skin eruptions,
Demp's Sarsaparilla never fails TO give
relief. We always guarantee it. Price
81 per bottle, Tibbs' drug store, 1875
MOnTOc-St
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
BUSINESS BRENITIES.

"Nice weather is coming" and IN
Economy lies Wealth" and YOU can
save lots of money 10y bringing your
Spring clothing for renOvating, rcp.ir-
ing and pressing to the Eagle Steam Dye
House. No. - Canal-st., where all such
work Is done in first-class style, and at
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

SAN Francisco April l5.-The schooner
Northern Bell foundered February 2s off
Motlat island Banks group Four white
men and sixteen natives were drowned
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
May wheat Caused III. Death.

ST. LOUIS, April = John Jackson. presi-
dent OF the 81 Louis Elevator Company and
IA leading citizen. hanged himself in his Of
nee Saturday, IL is said. because OF large
losses in May wheat His losses are esti-
mated all the way from s5O. 600 TO 81, 800. .ccO
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

ST. PAUL. MINI, April l5.-The House, by
a vote OF oS 10 J.. on Saturday passed tho
Keyes bill which provides for what Is
known az the Australian election system
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

DhIHur oRAAD HsNEN ANI-WAlAEE.

ifaiiA. NNuaaA exec pied. & bliIA.
ihffolt tAlre5> has ii4fiuI Car a. Detroit.
making direct connections for aIi Noiu4s iasf.
arriving in Asn ) ora "a it.la Is D. nfAi aaN-
NiEht IApftss has s.trul4 sar - iiIifuif.
mehlns alfeei co4nSt lloAs Win al lHlHs faf
the Iasi
Through railroad flCktfs. ocean steamship
tckets and sleeping car hrrfhs secured fi Iho
j., -. ~ 4 ~ halfway CTS Once, Aonfoe-
81, and al lhe depot
Jas. <AfffiI. ,ifs Passenger Ascent.
Gao. 3. Raw. lrAfic Manager CHICAGO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

NEW YORK, April l. The steamer Rio
Grande. OF the Mallary line. was damaged
to the extent of 900 by fire at her dock
SUNDAY
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

Tie makers of the Ivory Soap have been engaged in the
uure Soaps for fifty years and the Ivory the happy
long experience unquestonaby the soap be
used by all who value the advice Quoted below of Ellen H. Richards
Chemistry Womans Laboratory, Massachusetts In
sttute of Technology who I'm the purchase OF soap IS
safest choose make Of well known and long established
firm who have reputation lose if their product is good
A WORD OF WARNING
There good the Ivory
ARE countees peculiar remarkable qualities
the genuine Ask Ivory" and upon getting
Copyrgh b, Proctor & Gamble
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

ersnx ~>~ir c--sE, t,s- the Nev Yo~s Yacht
Grub Tor their rnC1fts 0v-r their course on
J,rr,s = hss slSn -ffsrrd tempting rri7s
for ~. fcrtY f,ofs-S Tisese tvo .arza meet
f,ss Sang pisrs - nrv Zach other VII ar
trsrs slrrc-s ev~rY Tsrht y note in En- =
--rurfrv. ard ~ thss time TIE q1eSticn 2
rS-ss7rr-rnanf TaT - srfti-3 sasisftc-rriir -
al psrfi~S tssr~ty hringfng ahcut racrp
rv-r ansr Allowances A ccnfr1lraee ~ tne
Nev York Yacht club have this Important
question IN rharge snt sxpe't ~ gst e IN
sasch h.Sis fhat a. Tschns wia oe brought
~ ever reTrsS
-rwrvr r-Tv~S
Tre TX -v-r- ~ rne -r-s7r vfi - r r-atch
race N-rw~s1 --- r.-an' a. ,T~et oT VI 6 0
Ia.,in. ard tre Sr-.arrcs. owned bT Nr
Roger Marvel on Decoration 'aT rr.ier the
sr,~pires ~ ths T1rrt -'er- Nsebt rIrh -vf-
their riarg-r.ar tai~-T rfiIe roisrss c1 s.1ors
~ Lrnx ls'sr1 srrri r-esa -v- arats src
s,Cut q r-v 1tne f-er v1rer lre rira4rT tzs
sxfSss.* oaf-es- the rev,irrs ~ ro -ae merits n
sss host xincc fhe seasc- ~ fsS- T1e Iitanis
s.s .ald az .ssr Tesr On account 81 AZ. Lzeaia
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


cGANpRsr.as a AlNpIANA-n IL, EEfEc1
- oelt - -e,o-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-16

Tht NIAGARA fALLs RooIt-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18
- YorR vIEws. NAeHBoR.

GIVE Us YOUR VIEWS Ncleh ~i.'
Speaking Of the attempt OF ihe R'paoii-
cans 10 steal the legislature Of Montana
tls lfs1geaca SAYS;
Tine n. gsAce has retained nom comm -'
ir. etto-.ally on chat ac-, On tae r,''oA .-".
fhe dispatches did not State Che slolAd 'io-
which tae votes were th-own ol. I'D .-'
,,..r.ir.. this Newspaper win advocate 0iir
p.sr. no matter which of ,he ri-aes-''l Pc cen
Gifted
A glance al OFT ts.sgraphic o'.1uu-
VIII enHehten our neigbbor 90 Co ,-e
"e.ound" upon which The Sivef Boz
Csuu,y Canysssirg Board 'msw out ,ae
vote of prscinc, which gave los Demo.
cratic usi3,i,y 10 total vote OF l72 To-
the first place the bcsrd De sohdiy Re-
publican. In TIE second place its C6,'r'
man haa $500 W,esr,d that The coaaiy
woald elcc, % Republican delegation. l'
tbs lhird pl cs ths votes were throen 'l.
sr admittedly technical grou0dt tie ,N-
cr-s Tor .hs attempted robbery being ne
sff isyit OF o. convicted murderer tina. ins
Juises of Election bad oourted the ballots
ip secret i1 violation Of the Australian
b,llotl-w. NJ charge Of irnui WIS rl-de.
Fonr,blv. tie chairman Of The caavass'og
board BIAS skipped ou', for Scotland
tits said. being afraid TO facs tAe courts.
We await the ehtorisl opinion Of Che
atRigmcr upon the Republican attempt
to steal tho Montana Legislature and 500
seat. in tbe United States Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18
to ,sa i.sslfricA the Ia'.aigacp fails to

10 tsx Itself rich the IaisHg@cg fails to
explain. Ths. paper says;
Railroads arr being buiit and Others are pro
iectsd. new mines are opened. coke ovens are
befrr constructed by the thousand; capital IS
prersrinr TO develop iron mines. the lumber i'm
forests are FAIRLY booming, money is pouring into
the state from the East and invested To lands
noe 90 hold for speculation. bu. to be lmmedi-
ate.yutule1 for the coal lroa lumber OH ana
gas and Res. o,all, thousands OF people are fad
ing employment
All these things, the Intelligence says, is
due TO Republican protection" Further,
the IetsHigacsr saith not. As to lost how
al this is due &c "R publican protection"
zoe TptsHigeacer leav.s ils readers il the
dark, canJen.lng itself with the assertion
that 10 ia Tue only reasonable sSpisns-
tico We ca1 see is. thst Republican pro
lection" and E4rth's Creator srs ore and
toe same aad that Republican high
taxes put on this coal aud ore under our
soil, AID made 81 cur grand lOrests gov
ABOVE ~.
Nos, TIE fact il, the development Of
West Virginia is cue 90 10 political policy
It is due to no Republican, bat to Demo-
cas, Democrats who favor the Mills bill.
Whist Yves, Virgins is Democratic braius
arG D moc5sac money have made her. wrst
ever prosperity size bee is due TO tue labor
Of ID .mccrais These meD, who have their
All at stake, favor the Mills bill; they
know what they are about, and they are
not fools 10 vote sad 00Ik for their own
ruin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18
THEREPUBLCAN TARIFF "ABGU-
NIrNr"

TuEREPUBUCA TARIFF ''ARGU-
NisNl"
Itisthe easiest thing 80 the sosld ioset
uD man of strsw, and taen knock bio
down and kick the s,0firg out Of him.
That is the way ths Republican s'upp-
els and o-gans argue on the tsIid question.
They never touch the subject sitnout
ar., assuming that the Democratic pcs,-
tion is for Free Trade. This is their man
of straw. Then, with o Tar-wboop, they
sail into the dummy and demolish ii.
They know that the Democratic party
neither asks nor wants Free Trade. Aud.
if il, would no. be depriv'ng them OF ibe
only Issue" they can muster, besides the
bloody shirt, ifitw would not mean astoppage
of Doodle from the trusts and moaopoiies
the b publican party would io-d'y be adj
yocaung Taua r foru. Up 90 the lsst
campaign, Ell their best men, occupied q
much more advanced position on tls line
of Tariff Reform than the Democratic
party do to-day. They are an on record
in black and white among them the
present occupant of the White House, The
Vice President ard lhe Secretary Of Sale,
Mr BLAINE, who wanted free trade 10
West yirginis's staple products.
Their psriuuctory arguments OF today
are reiuted by their honest arguments Of
Yesterday. HARRISON. NoEroN, BLAINE
and almost every prominent Republican
in Congress have stulufed themselves,
eaten their own wOIds, siuca GROVE
CLEVELAND. by his famous message, left
them without ana honest issue.
Here ia the IafsiigWcer, wish a bypc-
critical assumption Of caadoy, setting up
its man of straw. as usual aud Masking q
great fnss Knocking him down. Tee Ia'si
Hgeaclr shows very clearly bow Free Trade
would ipiure West Virginia, but the in's'-
ngncsr forgot to state that i. is no. The
Democracy. bat Mr. JAMES G.. BLAINE
who is on record f,r Tree coal. The Miiis
bills the Democratic platform on the tariff
Question. I.did not ak for free coal, or free
IRON ore but she Republicans in Massa
chusetls. standing 10 line with the pas,
nt,eranc aud cow ctiOoso Of their National
leaders. ia their platform adopted g wees
or tw, ego, do ak for free coal and hee
iron ore. O-e srd coai are West Vrgiua's
chief products. The Mills bin, We repes',
did not ask that these products he msde
free hutm most office Republican leaders did
prior the campaign Of - when, for pali;-
ical reasons, they sere fosc,d 10 change
their base.
Asto our manufacturing industries, ihe
REGrslER taroughoo. tbs last campAgo
KEEP. s.sndiug challenge to any one 10
produce testimony % show that a single
one ofthem woald De injured by the pro-
visions of the Mills bill Tee challenge
has never been accepted Then, rs now,
the sole Republican argument consisted 90
bsvIing Fee Tmds" snd a'lribuuos
the prosperity Of the country TO the X
publican high tariff despite rhe iac- tlsi
tie country has been uniformly more
prosperous and her growth pioPlTtiona'eiy
larger under low tarf, Shsnthe rank and
file Of the people were not taxed to death
10 support monopolies. How a nation is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

ACCORDING to the statement Of The
comproller of the Currency the National
Banks of West Virginia had outstanding
ON $ sp,smber Sd. ovsI ioar millions aud 8
half of losns and discounts. The pii'a'7
bsDks beyond doubt can saow mucA more
rots of bust egg is being .onsac.ei iH
Yves. Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18
BLAINE TUE THIRD.


IIC is the Image OF DranuitithNif anu A'"Nh
Not Talk Baby.
Anew York letter 70 the Bostsn Iran-
script speaking Of the deserted Mrs James
G. Blaine. Jr.. and her infant son, says
"rhis 20 months-old baby, by the way, Is
Che living image OF his grandfather. Ills
e-as no,g are keen in their expression and
n. speech so p5ecociOus that those who
hear bin stand smezsd. James q Blame,
3i does not talk baby talk. lie speaks
AS distinctly as q child Of SIX, aod with
mach mors knowledge of the world than
some children Of that eye. Any right
minded grandparents would be p,ond OF
such 5 c.sver h,tle fellow. But v hat can
.rs exoect OF grandparents If his own
ath,r tnrns away when be meets him on
NE street. The story that Young Mrs
IN iae is very m is no newspaper ssnsS,
u5n I doubt it she ever viii De well
enough 20 80 upon ire stage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

THERE is hAttsung promise ina. 'u'
railroad f.om the Oaio river at sistersyile
TO the MonoDgahe'a az Shiunston, viii De
built in the near future. The iron morse
will never pass through a faiIes laad than
the neh Foothills which divide West " lie
uu.a's two great vallies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18
norrres.man vvIlson Home.

spIrlI 0F JlUeTs1R.
Hon. VIM l.. Wilson landed at New
York en- Saturday. on bis return trip from
Europe, and arrived here on Sunday
morning. Expecting him here by the &c
commodaticn train on Saturday nigGs, 8
large c1rcourae Of citizens, with the
Cbsrlsstova CoTnet Baud, were at the B.
& o depot u welcome him back, and
we're gceatly disappointed at his non sr'
rival The band. however, will serenade
NJ. Wilson, a. his home this (MOnday
evening, giving expression to the gratih-
cation felt By all classes Of our people on
bic safe rs.uIn from bis FOREIGN NIP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

OUR eastern yisilors leave us to-day.
TO FAY that they ave sati'h=d with their
visit. the city and les surTountingt is
putting it mildly. II sarface indications
g3 for anything. it will no. be losg before
tbe world hears from Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

TIE esteemed Intelligence agein ihro~s
up iis hands snd nov ffaoiica-iy That
"the S ate ia 20 Do stolen. ' The state
Irq, 10 be stoleo, bat the Vugi-ia negro
experiment ran agsinst aslag. h.1cs tLe
Lntn-rnaer's lsmenlailons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

The reason why woman IS afraid Of q
mouse is q profound mystery indeed, lc has
never iecu Very clearly proven that she Is.
But some women are constantly ir such a
nervous, irritable condition thar lh. slightest
thIur auuova and -'lrtig- a.. no. -l.e ,lisa %
This unfortunate state Of affairs IS usually
SOME functional deuugcment; some distress
ing ur painful irrrguMr.ry, some lounre-
mrnt or peculiar weakness incident To her
sex, or, lt may hc due to Inflammation, III
Ceratiou Or displacement, of some of the
pelvic yiscCri, or % other organic LESSONS
peculiar tn h"~ sex. Prom whichever cause
DO rlav arise. Ur. FicrCc's Fayori'e frescllp-
zion IS q positive I1icou, So certain d. IFS
curative results that It's manufacturers sell
it. through druggists. under guarantee of
its giving satisfaction iu every case, or
money paid for it viii bc promptly re-
funded As "a soothing and strengthening
ucrvinc. Favorle Prescription IS une-
qual.l and is invaluable I'M allas .ng ana sub
DUNG nervous eNcitUbllily, irrltuhility, cN-
haustion. prostitution, hvsteria, sp9sIns and
other distressing. nervous symptoms c1li-
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease Of the womb. 10 induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
spoudcncy.
Copyright. I.ss, bv WORLDS DIS. MID. ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

THERE IS chance fer jersey justice to
yet iu i,s work on the miscrs Snt who sand
begged and robbed hule l3-year.old
ANNIE GRAN and threw her bady ~
cuivert. iu Newark the other dsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18
xeaal NOtitts.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IL THE ClRCClT COURT FOR ONO COrN.
l. Is. West Virginia. Oc.otcr ElIc.. ls,1
jesse Ian


John +. larfz. Ct. al
The object of th's su.t ls i0 have o. trustee APP
pointed FOR Jess. luuil Under fha wil nf fo,s0
Lautz dIceUod. il 'he place o. 49, Bates -r..
who nhs resigned. ana % have tho Count deter
mine the rgnr of Herman Reus 10 SEQ as such
tru tee under An order of the Comfy count az
OHIO county West Virginia. male ON thr 1th
day ol December. 1877 Ana 10 .pp.anfg from
an affidavit h.et 81 ihls cause. o. thee. rules
Inst the defendants JOHN = fHrfl a10 Norman
kcass are u0lIc-idcutS OF luc rfaic a. West
Virginia. 10 s oricied that they to -ppDgr within
one month SITTER the fret lunirliiUuuf 600 or
der AID do what BE- nece. airy 90 protect their in-
tcrests. lt Us further 0rdefCi thsf t.is order be
publish and posted fs rtqlif.l iy luH
Nitnp IS. John W. Mitchell. tITk % or Court,
40 The Court House Of hf'd county. tlls 9tu Gay
of CciCbsr, lss9 to-wis OciOffr .ule-. ls.l
JOHN ". MITCHELL. clerk.
Pub ished the INT time OclOD.r 10Th. ls-9
Attest JOHN W. MICHEL. tlcrt
JoHV o. PESrLErOS fo .citor fore mplalu.a.
OCl0OaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

TEX Eureka oil boom IS ont in foil bios
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-18

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Hear Wheeling, W. Va.

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RtaureSard In New York.

General Besuregard quietly comes to
New York nearly every year about this
time. His snow white hair, well-kni
dgurs, quick step andcourtecus military
bearing makes him o striking personality.
He always leads very retired life while
here, and has GA antipathy 10 crowds and
newspaper nOtoriety. In menner and ad-
dress he is st once dignifei and gentle,
and speaks in low tone, but with just a
little accent, denotiDg his French origin.
4 sore Throat or Cough, II suffered to pro-
gress often results in an incurable throat or lung
Trouble "B,0uns Bronchial Troches' give IN
stan, relle