davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

Personal.

| Personal
Architect Coombs of Lewiston, was ia
town Friday.
| Freeland J ones of Caribou is in the city
a few days.
Mr.. J. b. Low Of Greenfield, Me. was in
town Yesterday.
Judge Larrabee of Gardiner, was among
Fridays visitors to the city.
Valuation Commissioner A. W. Gilman of
Foxcroft, is at his home for few days.
Captain Williams. the we'll known pilot
and captain Of the Star Of the East. was in
the city Friday.
Postmaster J. II. Manley returned Thurs
day from his southern trip. He reports .
very pleasant journey indeed.
Hon. s J. Chsdbourne and Col. +. c.
Harrington returned from q brief hunting
trip to Wiscasset last evening.
Miss May Vivian. one Of the Grammar
School teachers. left Friday for Boston,
where she will spend her vacation.
Rev. Miss Pratt. by the pressing call Of
pastor and people, returns today for another
weeks work in the village Of Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Miliken returned from
Boston Thursday evening. Mr.. Milliken
comes from trip to Dennison. Texas.
| J. A. Furber and wife Of Wsterville, were
in the city yesterday. on their way to Paw
tucket, K. l., where they will spend the
winter.
Superintendent of mails Carson 10 at Skow-
hogan. Last night he attended the Grand
Army Post campfire, where of course . very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
We are pleased to learn that there is =
marked improvement in the condition Of the
Rev. Mr.. Griffins health, and sincerely hope
he will soon be able to resume his LAHORE.
Hon J. W. Bradbury of this city. is one
of the two surviving ex-senstors who were
members at the time Jefferson Davis took
| his seat in the Senate In December 1S47,
forty two years ago. Ex-senator Felch Of
Michigan, is the other.
Payson Tucker. George Milliken. W. s.
Eaton, 4. A. Allen. +. A. Hall. and F. E.
Boothby arrived in the city last night by
special train and re manned over night. We
understand they proceed this morning to ex-
anime the new road betw cen Dexter and
Dover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

SATURDAY. DECEMBER "A. ~.
It opens to-day.
Yes, we always have a crowd
at the opening of Novelty Fair,
in fact every day will be
A big day now, and why not
we have the room to display
goods and have more goods for
Christmas than any four
common stores carry, our prices
are way down-just see those
Pushes, beats all how Plush
sets are being picked away
thus early-that Canary Comb
and
Brush Set only $3.50. This
great
lot in different colors for $1.O0
a Set,
only think of that! Manicure
Sets,
Jewel, Hdkf. and Work Boxes
and the like, all the rage, too.
Lots of Children in to see us
but they enjoy looking over the
Toys, the Iron Trains of Cars,
Steam Engines, Blocks, Dolls,
&C.,
great Guns and little Guns,
Watches,
Dolls, and Dolls filings, all
come in play now-extra room:
why, we have to take that spare
room for our Sleds, Sleighs,
Rocking Horses, &c, and this
one here for Carts, Wagons
and those bulky Toys that can't
be crowded into the Hall
Baskets come along up here,
Picturesque Augusta is we'll
shown up-have sold lots and
most every one buys a copy
to send off with a Christmas
Gard. $500 worth of Views
for 35c. isn't bad, is it? Want
one? yes, will give you a card
free to go with it.-More new
goods? They are coming
every day.
Drop in Monday again.
| decl4dn GANNErT L MORSE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

The high position attained and the uni
yefsal acceptance and approval OF tht
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of
fies, - the most excellent laxative known
illustrate the value Of the qualities on which
H. success 10 based and are abundantiy
gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Com
Any nov26d&v mo3pfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

The Maine Commandery of the Loyal
Legion has been presented with fifteen large
photographs of the Maine monuments n
Gettysburg The donor 10 Major Sidney W
Thax,er They have been placed in the lib
rsry of the Maine Historical Society, Portland
where all can see them between and
o'clock each afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

Church Notices.

The services at Church of Christ are to b.
omitted until further notice.
Unitarian church-Services at 1890
Preaching by Rev. J. A. Chase of Chelms
ford, Mass Sunday school at IL NJ. Seat.
free all are welcome.
Universxlist church-Morning service
with preaching by the pastor, 10 80 A. NJ
Sunday school, IL NJ; conference ant
prayer, I, P. NJ. A cordial invitation to all
Services will be held at the Friends chap
ell on Sunday at 1890 A. M, and at P. M
The Band of Christian Workers will hold
their meeting on Wednesday evening, d
7.3O O'Clock.
Sabbath services at NJ. E. church, preach.
ing at TO- 80 A. M, Sabbath school at IL N
Epworth League prayer meeting at P. M
General prayer meeting at I P. M. All cor.
daily invited.
Congregational church-Sherman W
Brown of the Andover Theological Semina
~, will preach morning and evening; Sab
bath school and young peoples meeting u
usual. All are cordially invited.
| St. Marks Church, 3rd Sunday in Advent
Morning prayer and holy communion viii
sermon, 10 80 A. NJ. Sunday school . 80 P
NJ. choral litany and catechizing, 8 P. N.
choral evensong with sermon, p. M. Al
cordially invited.
The pastor of the Baptist church vii
preach as usual Sunday morning. Service
At 80 A. M: ''Let the people praise God
let all the people praise him." Sunday schoo
At IL My. p. s. c. E. meet at s ? NJ.
subject: .Our Glory" gospel services at
M, led by the pastor, subject: 9TH
Waning Opportunity. Public cordially ir
vited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all &C unterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having T.
It's sold everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

GRAND EXCURSION
All The Surrounding Towns
GREAT FURNITURE SALE
"A. L. Wells & Co.,
Water Street, Augusta.
Entire Stock to be Closed Out
in Sixty Days.
We have a Large Stock of the
Newest Designs and of the Best
Quality in all grades Of
FURNITURE ana uraperleS
Which we shall sell at a Great Re-
duction.
These Goods Must Be Sold
And this is YOUR opportunity. 0Unt
lose it. Call early at the Old Stand,
Water Street, Augusta.
Will sell the whole stock at a bar
gain. Splendid business opportu-
nifty.
A. L. WELLS, Ag't,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

Some wonea imagine that
nothing will stand the pecu-
liar breaking strain Of their
forms on corset "bones."
They don't know Kabo.
which neither breaks or
kinks.
If Kabo breaks or kinks in
a year, bring it back and let
US give you your money again.
every cent of it.
If the corset doesn't suit
you, after wearing a week OF
two or three, come back for
your money.
We have a primer on Cor
sets fof you ut the store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

There are now fifteen Loan and Building
Associations doing . safe and successful
business in the State of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

You're Just in time to see us getting into
our new quarters" was the pleasant greeting
the reporter received from Mr.. C. b. Cobb
on entering that gentleman's handsome ne"
stable on Oak street, yesterday just
moved in last night" added Mr.. Cobb
Twill you take look around?" In connec'
ton with this "look" let's begin At the out
side, which 10 painted straw coltr with brovr
trimmings. The building 10 two stories with
cupola. The entrance 10 on Oak street
On the side facing the railroad station will
soon be painted large sign. Entering, in
mediately on the right is the carriage room
Directly to the left 10 the door opening into
. cosy. we'll furnished Office, well lighted
and with good view. Next door 10 the har'
mes. room and just beyond this 10 the ONCE
to b, occupied by DR.. Fairbanks, veterinary
surgeon. Next, and just before entering
the ,,able proper, 10 the space fitted fol
v.shins carriages. In the inner stable
xb,ch We now enter, are two tiers Of stalls
% in number. we'll arranged and tastily In
i.hed. Surely Mr.. Cobb is to be oongratu
,.,ed on his new stable and will doubles
set his share of the patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

A. pure ~ gold. Index Soap.
Decl4dltfolfnlp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

mo TIE DRAr-A refson cured q Dean;s.
III ~ noisss in the Aeaa Of = ysaT s.s q r
= ~ m q vke a1paiss 70 NICnoLc0n II
S.er9 IN 0eFcse, New Tegk. y. = =.
S-re4flenW&Wiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

The evening school which has been IN
session for some weeks closed Friday night
7, IA, been great success. We learn thai
there has been seven teachers in attendance
x;,h .bout one hundred and City pupils. q
,.,,s number of which we're adults.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14

c. H. Nelson 10 settling up his last seasons
business through the Wet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14
n. Aa.issae. Fee Ts-Nighs.

Tonight Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lunes can be had at any drug store 10
Augusta. A trial bottle free Of charge. II
Won are suffering from . Cough or Cold,
Bronchitis, Asthma. Sore Throat or Con-
sumption, don't hesitate; get free sample
to-uiehe and test for yourself the power Of
his nnfaiIins remedy. Large bottles Soc
enthusiastically
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-14
NOTICE.

q - sfsar IN dats ~ psesons - fOsea10sz
essfisa y Wffs, Annis 1essss e ~ esese.s.
~. a - doel1A1ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
~ spoILsNIEN Ia woRK

President HARRISON has already put
his administration on the defensive, by
wholesale partisan removals of efiicien;
officers The first act in the general rush
for spoils was to revoke the order placing
the railway mail service under the civil
service rules. and throw this department
omen TO the mercy OF Che ofice-seekers.
More removals. have beea made in it than IN
any other brauch Of the postal service, and
every one was msde for a partisan reason
Among the iourth-clas5 p0stmasisrs the
work of decapi,auon has proceeded as mr-
dly. An examination Of the list of Charge
for West Virgins, Published in the RIG
IsrER yesterday morning, will furnish con-
elusive proof that it is the intention 20
make n clean sweep at the earliest possible
day. No charges were Brought against
these men. Their terms had not expired,
and yet they we,e incontinendy dis
charged rom Office, and their positions
filed hy men VINO lad nothing to recon-
mend them but their partisausbip
The records OF the opening weeks Of
CLEvELAND's administration and the COR
responding weeks of HARRIsoN's show
that removals have been made solely for
partisan reasons, and on the representa-
ton Of Congres4me1 alone. The case Of
the Scranton postmaster was one Of this
kind.
1t was the policy of President CLEyE
LAND to allow every official to serve cut
his term or Office, unless good rsasons for
his removal were shown. President HAIR
RIsoS himself announced such e policy,
but If be ever seriously intended 90 follow
it. he hss bseu driven from it. The public
service is being de=poIsd for the party
strikers. Public Office Tor political reward:
is the motto, and the sooner the people
understand this, tine sooner they viii
realize the hypocrisy OF toe pretenses on
which official changes ere made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03

Colnmhus two years ago, but the Demo
cratic caadidsse for Mayor swept the city
on Monday with a msiority of 500. The
Republicans held Cleveland by a reduced
plurality. The Democrats carried Akron
for the first time in eight years. Znesyllle
and Steubenville, strong Republican cities
fopped clear around and gave handsome
Democratic msiorites. Norwalk, Bucy-
rus. Fremont, Portsmouth, Lancaster
Hamilton, Tifiu, Newark and Canton, all
told the same story. In no csse did the
Democrats lose any town that they have
held. and Republican mejorites were either
reduced or entirely wiped Dat.
Victories so general and sosweeping can
not be ascribed TO any local cause. TIE
people Of Ohio have become tired of The cor
rupt and pickering politicians that havC
dictated and dispracsd their politics for the
past four years. Ii Mondays vote indi-
Gates snything, it is that tine Democrats in
Ohio have more than 8 fair fighting chance.
They have only to nominate good men,
present sound platform, buckle on their
ermor, fight q good fight, and they arc
sure to win.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
..BULLDOIERs'' IN THE ELECTION
CASES.

"rhai lecture was seized hy the REGIS
rEE Tor the purposes OF most unfair COM
mcuts Ou tine whole Jury. These COM
menfs we've not continued to the columns of
Che REsI-rrE. hut were teitgaphed over
the country by hts employees.
The above Is "a reference Co q weilde-
served lecture. which Judge JACKSON ad-
mini-tered ton jury tda. so iar forgot its
duties as TO- try TO compromise a case With
him. The quotation is taken from the cole
umus Of the Wheeling Tf,Hgno.rof April
4. and was rart Of an editorial article tend
iBr TO show t1st Efforts had been made to
"bulldcza iuries" IN the election cases.
The charge of bulliozins is too silly sDd
contemplate TO ansser. hu- tie pbaraee-
i.m watch assumes that Che Democratic
press Unsupported che facts 10 these
cases dcseryes exposure. Oa Merch l3.
the pttshur. Cammaoa-Cn published
dispatch 'rom Wheeling, mn which the
following cecwred-
"Nauv respectable Democrats had eN-
pressed disgust at Gen. Watts grCss abuse
oil hi, o1i.e. aud wese glad when be asked
fr his iguatio1 Ho was ne of the
leaders in Che hieh-harded Cutuges chat
have occurred in Yves. Virginia during the
u.st sIx mouths. Those who have kep.
The rom ot events n the State sre highly
amused at tfc laEu1ge of hi- letters t0 Az
-ornev-G n-aai Miller. nwhch be ssys he
knows ofn1 reason Why be- should rtsieu.
Ihs chng,- i'ci against him are OF the
most serious nature. Among iheu IS thea--
re.aroa. which i- capable OF sworn proof
thst duruEthe recent session tte Jni-
cod States Coart st plrkershurg te strain
e1 himself to i1dict Republicans for cleo
tior frauds. while 10 was notorious chat be
refused to allow Republicans 10 80 before
she grand ury Co iujict Democrats for Of
ferses aeans. the election law.
There was more Of this stun and it
WAS eat TO oys-y paper tbst would accept
10, batws have quoted enough The Wheel
iug correspondent OF the Commercial Gazette
IS am at,acbs Of the Wheeling ntdlqmcsr,
and ibe above dispatch was cent oat from
The ite'a office The a-ticla cone
f,irs tbe sros-t charges Chat could he
ma3esssiaat las ooicial character Of
public man. d. WAS maso public ut
tmeprscsiire Che s...-S sf tse Federal
C,ut .ui 0loeiae tle leuaad for Gen
WATTS .esiSnatlou. It was then and ia
now q SANDER as base as partisan inae-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03

nuity could devise, ard was intended fol
nc other purpose than to prejudice the
public Mid sgains. Gen. WATTS and de
troy his influence,
No man in West Virginia ever had proof
Of single statement contained in the dis
patch The Wheeling LnteHigmeer never
dared to print such ISLANDERS in its OWL
colamus, and yet IL usei the columns Of
another paper to spreai this aud similar
al ehoods and poison the public mind
tie course was followed by nearly every
Republican journal in and out Of the State,
that commented on the situstiou at all.
Every expediert was used to arouse
partisan feeling The esses % the d
PENDANTS we're made political cases, and
Republican organs exulted in each SCOUT
tal as a Republican victory. BY these
means feeling Of partisanship was awak-
sncd among even the iurymsu, that thu
Court at last was compelled TO comment on
and declare that It was largely insIu-
mental in defeating the prosecutions.
These are the facts as the records show
them. As eminent Republican IS Mr.. G.
W. ATKINSON testified that Gen. WATTS
conduct OF the government cases was emf
nenuy fair and honest The "bundozsrs' 81
we're not en- the side Of the prosecution.
The "buldczsrs" were the men who con-
spirei To- defeat the ends Of the justice. The
"bulldozers" were the men. who detained
the character of the government witnesses
and the government prosecutor IN order 10
shield culprits The "bulldczsrs" were tie
men VINO poisoned the public mind az to
the character OF these prosecutions, and
thus enabled their own political friend= to
escape punishment for their crimes The
builders" gained a temporary victory
by these methods, but il they are satisfied
With result that leaves them partners to
the crimes they defended, they are well
come 70 their satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
DAIRY FARMING IN WEST vIR-
GINA.

The agricultural experiment station OF
Morgsntown has under AIKEN a work which
deserves Che hearty cooperation Of tine
farmers Of West Virginia A late bulletin
issued from the station Is entitled 1.-The
creamery industry It's edsptabiliiy TO
West Virginia" Under this caption, the
bulletin describes the methods of con-
structiDg aud operating - creamery ard
estimates the cost aud profits on the in
yestment
There SIRE no more prosperous ctions Of
the Union than those that are devoted to
dairy products. The rich farming districts
lofCea trail New York have given up growing
wheat and raising cattle for Che more
pr fiable Investments Of the dairy farm.
West Virginia is admirably adapted
for this industry. Dat natural
grasses are IS luxuriant and uourishing as
can be found anywhere. Cor rivers,
creeks and springs furnish abundant water
supply. The market for dairy products IS
reached easily and at q minimum cost in
transportation, and with these advantages
there IS no reason why the business could
not be made remunerative.
West Virgins farmers cannot produce
wheat in competition with Western wheat.
Their corn, cats and rye are raised fox
their home market and tosupply the wants
Of their ueighbors. The introduction Of
dairy farming would develops market for
the coarser products Of the farm, and iurn-
ish new source of income. If one farmer
is unable to undertake the enterprise, a
society can be formed by which it can be
conducted and each man viii receive his
share
There is no reason why West Virginia
should not be made q dairy GrmiBg State
= I.s dairy cattle caold he made TO rival
those Of New York and New jersey. OK
farmers have an opportunity to go into the
business iolellgeutly. The agricultural
experiment station will furnish them all
/ the assistance snd sdvice needed, and they
should at lcsst make the tisl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
Public Sale Of Real PTOpeTt
THE UNDERSIGNED 1EI -I.t WILL -
/ at public auction at the r0
Court House Of Ohio county. o1
CATrIUAN ApET. .-.

SATURDAY. APRIL .-.
nj 10 % clock u. m.. the following
GELS Of real property belonging iN
the late william " ShuYcr tha. lt'.
I. lot numbered one hundred aHi
G42). and the south half Oi Iut i
hundred and fOriy-threc liN on
Chapliue street. lu the city m
tween Tenth and Eleventh stree
however so much of The rear poflD.
two lots as was sold hy the said
shriycr !u his lifetime.
3 So much n lots numbered one
seventy five l71 and ore hundred
six 400 on Seventeenth street in f
as y as ret OF tO the dcvisees Of the -
w. rhriYer hy "a decree Of the HII
OF wheeling dated December lI
therein pending wherein the en-
Marine insurance Company W..
COuclla Shriver and Ofher were No..
which part is more particularly i.
lows. Beginning at the ,OuflHD.'.
iot No 10. thence 900 n uor'ler.y
the western boundary O' Che I
q feet more or lc.e to the sOutNHl-
brick tenement hOuscNcndins o1
at light angles with thc Said N..'
line casiwerdly 90 feet m0ie or .,'.
feet east Of the division lluD '"HDDN
and the west one-half of i0. $50
uorthCTly direction parable. iI a..
OF the said division lnc o. f0.t
au alley; thence 800 an eastward
the said alley to the eastern
west half % Doc SO. l15. thence
eastern boundary OF said west
lot. facing seventeenth street
north side Of Seventeenth
beginning
B. Lots numbered twenty
twenty eight 2eI aud thirty
side Of Fourteenth street H
Wheeling.
T. Lot numbered seventeen II.
north of Fifteenth street and
no vs. W. -hrIycr's addition tU ft
All Of the said parcels Of I0r
veycd 10 me Dog Hampton Il rlf
deed dated ON the i9fh day or
year l,.9. and recorded .u ID.
page So.
Terms or sAIE-Ouc third mt
money, or sO much moro as OBJ.
elect. 100 cash ON the day of salc
in TWO equal instaimcnts at one aud
respectively, from The day 0f sale.
from thar date. The purchaser
tO give security FOR the deferred
which shall bc satisfactory io me-
mrN. lOap3G joins T. IONf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
ruE ELECrIoNs n OHIO

The news from the Ohio municipal cleo
tions will not provoke any boisterou'
mirth st BENJAMIN HARBIsoN's couaci
boa7d. The elections this year we're more
than usually sigu.dssa. A Legislature Is
10 be elected in the coming tsn, ant
that legislature viii choose o successor
20 HENRY B. PAYNE The dyh; heJweez
the SHERMAN and ar.tSHERNAN factions
hos been on In on It's bitterness, and the
result TO some extent reveals the discort
and disruption in iha Republican rauks
In every considerable iowa tbs Demo
crats made heavy gsius Cincinnati gave
nearly 5000 Republican msjori,y last 'alli
aud IS row carried hy tae Republican can
d'd..s Coz Mayor ~ the SHIN plurality o.
SOL while r,.t OF che Democratic ticket +.
el ctsd. FORAKER hsd lis minority in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
McLain's Corn Killer,
Public Sale of Stocks and Notes.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE CIR
ID cult Court OF Ohio County, made on the 18th
day OF ecember, lSSS in the case Of o. NJ. Laid
against Charles D. List and others, l viii otier
for sale, before the Court Houre door Of Ohio
county, TO the highest bidder, at public auction,
on Saturday the 18th day of April 1889, com
meuciug at ten O'Clock, 8. m, the following de
scribed stock and notes. tOwit:
10 shares of the capital stock OF the CONNER
cial Bank OF Wheeling, OF the par value OF $50 90
per share Eight notes made by David kull, Jr.,
payable % his own order, and by him endorsed
in blank. each dated the 1T day of January. 1856
each Tor the sum Of $4,000, each bearing interest
from the said st day Of January, 1885, at the rate
of six per cent. per ann IN, with interest payable
aunualy said notes being made payable rsspec
lively. ut three four fTe six, seven, eight, nine
aud fen years after their date; said notes are Sc
cured 0y a deed OF trust executed by the said
David Kull, Jr., and his vile, upon valuable real
estate in the City of Wheeling, which deed Of
trust is the first lien thereon and is dated the
first day of January 1856, and recorded in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County. West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No
-, at page 40.
TENS of sale: Cash.
LEWIS STEENROD,
Sheriff Of Ohio County.
J. c. HERvkY. AuctOnecr. eprA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03
Fishing Tackle.

An Fishermen who desire to buy or examine
q nice line of Rods. Heels, Lines, Plies
Hooks. dc. dc, should call and see our
stock Best makes of Mills, Abbey Il lmbric,
and lhubb. Prices below last year from % 10 %
per cent. -
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
mr19 No. 1901 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-03

THE great msiority of the fortune hunt
srs in ihe new California gold mines are
likely Co ind that the Engahman 5 pro
nunciation of El Dorado VIII be the best
term .o apply 20 the diggings.