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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

Gazette Company-HALsTEAD, personally
having nothing to lose
Whether the very evident intention OF
Mr.. CAMPBELL to carry his threat into i'm
mediate execution-he having already
brought suit against the Cincinnati Post
for foolishly publishing tbs same false
charge direct-frightened HALsTEAD, or
whether be discovered the fact that the
alleged paper with Mr.. CAAPBELL's al
legged signature attached, which FORAKER
had furnished him, was a forgery, is
difficult TO say. At any rate the letter
Published 10 our telegrsphic columns over
Mr. MURAT HALsTEAD's signature ap-
pearsd in the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
OF yesterday. Editor HALsTEAD acknOwl-
edges that FORAKER's whole trick is an
infamous forgery. In the letter be says:
Testimony was placed before me last night
proving tha, the names including that Of Mr.
Campbell, are, with two exceptions. traced nom
detached signatures. and are substantially for
geries The exceptions were written without
copy That there may be no shade OF doubt
rpon my exact meaning. 7 have to say that Mr..
CampbelIs signature, as It has been used, is
fraudulent The proof Of this came TO me in con
elusive form al a late hour, and It is my duty at
once 20 declare the truth.
We must accep. Mr HALsTEAD's ex-
PLANTATION Of his exposure OF FoRAKER's
iptamy. Bitter and maligant partisan
though he IL, We believe bin, personally,
to be an honest nan, and that he would
not have backed up FoRAKER's criminal
scheme had he known its character.
II Mr.. HALsTKAD wishes TO entirely tx
culpa,s himself and retain for the Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette any sort OF stand
iogNmoue honest men, be will pursue the
authors Of this forgery-hOund them down
TO the peuitentisry, no matter how high
their political or social standing may be-
We can only add the question: What do
the honest Republicans of Ohio think OF
teis2 Are they still willing to be iseeed
BY the rascals at the head Of their party
Are they still willing to be robbed by such
men az FORAKER and ToPP? Every
prominent r republican member Of standing
had indicated, directly or indirectly, be-
fore tbs opening Of the campaign, his en-
tire disapprOval Of FORAKER's renomina-
ton. Now, in the very heat and thick OF
the battle, the pre-eminent organ Of the
Republican party Of Ohio 6uds itself forced
to publicly dsEouucs FORAKER's methods
and brand his chief scheme as a forgery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

Ilvisw Of the recently developed state
of affairs in the First ward, how can Coun-
cI auly-dally longer with the cIematory
project? TIE new crematory should not
only be erected at The earliest possible
moment. hat made sufficiently large
TO dispose Of every ounce OF the city s
o6A not excepting such stuff So old rags
ard paper and house-sWeepiugs. The
latter cl4ss Of refuse could be easily DIS.
posed Of and getting rid OF it would be,
not only beneficial to Che public health.
but would tend 90 lesson the danger Of
Gre.
The city cannot be made too clean and
Council cannot set about making it clean
TOO soon.
The present sanitary condition is dis
grace aud any further neglect to provide
for a radical change will be little short oil
criminal The cases Of dip,heria in the
First ward are due to the negligence Of
The authorities, to provide even ordinary
sanitation and the disease must spread IN
less this do-nothiog policy Is Immediately
abandoned and vigorous measures taken
tothoroagbly clean up the city.
The rev cIematory should be made
large enough to satisfy the needs Of The
city. Every biz OF ofial should be burned
promptly aud additional laws, If neces
sary, passed to compel the co-opera
ton Of negligent citizens. The thing car
easily be got on a systematic basis and the
city kept clean and healthy at al times.
To view of the present condition o.
things Council should take immediate &C
lion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
roRAKER,s pEArH RLow

The letter over the signature Of Mr.
MURAr HALsrEAD. editor of the Ciucin-
natl Commercial Gazette, published in our
telezraphic columns this morning, ought
to be worth so. OCO votes 10 Mr.. CAMPBELL,
the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio.
We have no doubt that it is the death
blow Of JOSEPH BENSON FoRARER.
The foil flavor Of this Communication
from the editor Of the chief Republican
organ Of Ohio. can he appreciated only a.
ter We have digestsd the fact that Cover
nor FORAKER, himself is the fountain
head OF the stream Of fabrication, false
hood and forgery that has been directed
against Mr.. CAMPBELL, the Democratic
nominee, in this bAllot-box business.
As a desperate means Of counteraciing
the disastrous effect OF Mr.. CAoIPBELL's
disclosure Of the ToPP rasCality, 10 Will be
remembered, FORAEER hit upon the bal
lot-box bill affair, coming cut with -four
isb. and accusing MT. CAMPBELL Of hsv-
irg lathered the bill in The interest Of the
company that was to manufacture snd sell
the ballot-boxes. FORAKER accused
CAMPBELL Of having q financial interest
in the Ballot Box Company, and bad Edi-
tor HALsrEAD publish in the editorial
columns OF the Commercial Gazette over bis
lHALsrEAD's) signature a letter to Mr.
CAMPBELL, stating that the paper had the
oroof that Mr.. CAMPBELL had secured q
money interest in the ballOt-bOx, which
bad induced him to introduce the bill.
Mr.. CAMPBELL instantly denied the
charge whereupon Mr.. HALsrEAD had
pub.ished in the Commercial Gazette an a.
leesd fac smile Of Mr. CAMPBELL S sigma
turl to an alleged paper subscribing for
thres-twentisths of the stock Of the ocm-
pspy This Mr. CAMPBELL met by
threat 10 sue Mr. HALsTEAD for criminal
libel daring him to make the same charge
Oh the responsibility Of the Commercial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

THE proposed entertainment to thecom-
ing capitalists is proper enough in itself,
but the plan adopted by the Chamber
OF O5mmerc@ to impose the entire expense
upon the county is cpsa to decided Ohjec-
Tor. Vow, if the county exchequer were
hardened with more cash than 1t knew
what 20 do With, then, as Commissioner
McGREGoR said yesterday, IL would
De rather niggaTdly to spend less thar
$500 10 81 600 in wining and dining the
distinguished visistors. But the county
is heavily in debt; the taxpayers are ask
ing for close economy 10 non essentials,
whereby important aud greatly needed re-
pairs TO roads snd bridges can be made
Even 800, to say nothing about $1,000
would 20 a long way toward a new bridge
or county road. There ars over one
hundred members Of the Chamber Of Com
merce. They compose class OF our citizens
who can run their hands into their pockets
aod donate o i've or ten dollar OIL apiecs
without even feeling tine ootlsy. By that
method they would be independent, and
tss5 cou.d sxpsnd this contribution how,
vl-1 aud where they pleased. And far.
t5er. &. would be strictly ls al, where's
- s Questionable whether the Law permits
the county aud city funds to De drawn
upon al ibitlnl for such purposes. There
are q large body Of citizens IN the county
on side Of the Chamber Of Commerce who
waicb closely the expenditures Of their
public ssrvants, aud it is meet and proper
tbst they should be both watchful and
frugal The Board Of Commissioners is
right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
BENWOOD
New. aud Personal Items Gathered Up
Yesterday.

News aud Personal Items Gathered Up
Yesterday.
TIE Grocers' Association held another
meeting Thursday, and discussed the sit
nation. All the members Of the Ass0Cia-
ton were present and al agreed that the
organization is a good thing 20 prot ct
their interests, AID its effect is alre8dy be-
ginning 70 show. A meeting viii be held
ux, Thursday evening, and a foil attend
sEce is desired.
Itisa fact that some Of the oldes, citi-
zeus Oh Benwood do not know the names OF
the various streets, il they have any. Inc
streets should all he named with signs so
that people could tell whether they are
walking or living in alleys or on streets.
Squire A. L. Policy has purchased the
property Of the late Frank MejiltOn, On
Main street, for 3 1875 The lot contain
ing house will be taken by the NJ. L.
Church people for a parsonage. The other
lot Will he retained by Mr.. Policy.
The Grocers' Union mean business Al
their meeting in the school house, on Fri
DAY evening the following officers were
elected: President, Mike Dollar; Vice Pres
NlEMNs " lhN Lev ANaAN aHatt ~ -H-f -
ley. They have come TO stay.
Joseph Gardner has removed from Wal
ter Dugan's dwelling to Richard Farmet 1
house, where be will open big boarding
house.
Jim Smith made a misstep in getting
Of street car Thursday, and tel 10 tbs
ground, ioiaiing his LETT shoulder quite
| badly.
Doa't fail to buy the Sunday REGISTER
Tomorrow. 10 Will will contain al th'
Benwood news Of any Importance.
The REGIsTER is aDx ;ously scanned eyerl
morning tor BenwOOd news, and I IS reaC
With tbs greatest interest.
Don't borrow your neighbOr's paper
He IS continually kicking about it. Sub
scribe for il yourself
BIr. Lee Saith. Of Chicago, il here, hav
ing come 70 attend the funeral Ct his sis
ter.
Mail Messenger Worthington is = hust
Ter, and always on the dot for Uncle Sam
John Black has moved into his hand
some new building on Third street.
Wm. WoOdburn, o. Cameron, was II
town on business yesterday.
Sherrsrd Brush is out again after a shor
illness
To-day is payday at the Riverside stee
works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
The INVITATION

Extended by the Chamber of Commerce
Committee to the Pan-American Con-
gress.
The following letter was sent Yesterday
by the Committee of the Chamber of Com
mercs, appointed on Wednesday evening,
to the Hon. James G Blaine, President OF
the Pan-American Congress, at Washing
ton.
WHEELING, October II, 1889
Hon James G Blaine President Of the Pan
american Congress. Washington D G
DEAR SIR:-At meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce Of the City of Wheeling,
held last evening, the undersigned were
appointed q committee 10 tender TO the
distinguished body over which YOU have
the honor TO preside, a nos; cordial invi-
tatiOn to mske this city a stopping point in
their tour Of observation through the coun-
try, in order that our people may have an.
opportunity not only 20 testify to The dele
gates as to the high appreciation Ia which
they hold the ohisct Of their mission aud
their earnest wish for its complete success,
but also al opportunity 70 exhibit TO the
delegates the various industries that more
particularly distinguish this community
az q part Of the manufacturing public OF
the United States, and such as cannot be
seen 10 the same extent or advantage else
where.
As You are sware, there are such indus
tries here, and we feel that You appreciate
the fact that they could not fail 10 greatly
interest the highly intelligent gentlemen
who compose the Congress, and we there
fore beg 20 assure you that it will be ?
matter Of local pride On the part Of our au-
thoritieI and all our people TO cordially
welcome the delegates here and make their
stay thoroughly pleasant snd interesting
This locality, as you know, is a great
railroad centre Of the United States, and
ne largest market Of the kind IN the
world, and it is here, also, that the manu-
fscture Of steel tubing has reached Its
highest perfection. Here also we have in
troduc-d and extensively laid down char
acter Of street paving that has attracted at
tentiOn in ell parts Of the country, snd
that for certain desirable features has no
equal elsewhere.
This city, az you also know, is extern
sively engsged in the manufacture Of glass
and pottery ware, aud We have some estab-
lishments in their lines that are Of them
selves well worthy Of the attention OF Your
distinguished delegates.
There sre low three bridges spanning
the Ohio river at this point, all visible ~
a glance FROM the heights above the city,
and inasmuch as This is an historic spot,
memorable as the scene Of the las. battle
in the Revolutionary war, we respectfully
submit that it ia a point in the journey OF
YOUR delegates well worthy of few hours
soiourn. Most respectfully yours,
r. W. HAZLETT,
AUGUSTUS POLLACK,
GEORGE BAIRD,
J. H. STO-ER.
o. ID. HUBBARD,
A. W. CAMPBELL.
COMMITTEES Of the Chamber IT Commerce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

The publication by the Health CON-
mit;ee, M cur advertising columns, OF the
as requiring physicians, aud ia the abb
sencs Of a physician, the householder, TO
report cases Of contagious or infectious dis
eases coming under their notice is good
move aud will doubtless have Beneficial
easc, in Gliding the health authorities to
keep track Of the ci,y's sanitary condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

Most women naturally look forward %
mafrimouv as their proper sphere iu ltc. bus
they should constantly bear in mind That q
fam. rosy face. bright eyes, ana healthy,
wcil-dcyCiopcd form, an. tlc best passports
I'D "a h1unv MARRIAGE AN those wasting disc
Orders. weaknesses. and functional irrcgulari-
tics peculiar Co their sex. d. sfruy beauty
and atrractiveuoss and make life miserable.
An uufaiiiuE specific Tor these maildlcs is 20
d. found in Ur. piercu's FuNorrc Prescription.
1t Is the only medicine iIr women. sold hY
druggists. under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers. chat DC viii give
satisfaction iu every ease. or money wll De re-
funded IhI, guarantee hls p'-n printed on
th. hottle-wrappcrs. aud faithfully carried
out for MANY years. SloO per Bottle. or SIX
Bottles for 500
Copyright ISIS. by WORLDS DIS. NED. Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
ars.ham Are. with Curtis

Fr0r.dlncs JJtlriG-
The Republican organs will have to join
judge Gresham to George William Curtis
as a person Of no appreciate Influence. "
He has written letter to a friend in North
Carolina declining to give his endorsement
to an application for ofi'e, and saying that
be bias 20 doubt the appointments will be
controlled By the local politicians" This
is the record of the present administration
Ia civil service reform, to be controlled
lccs, politicians" and judge Gresham
agrees entirely with Mr.. Curtis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

GOULD not prshmi AIRY examination
be made Of the diDhtherelic locality between
row and Monday, so as to ascertain wheth-
er 10 IS absolutely necessary 10 close The
First ward public schoo The closing Of
that institution in the middle Of the term
means much decentralization and many
weeks backset in the studies Of the schOl-
ars. or course, if the school must be
closed, So must, but there may be an I'M
necessary scare, and on close examination
che situation may prove not 80 serious as
SO & st reported. What cay you, gentle
men. 20 q closer and more careful personal
examination Of the case between now and
Monday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
T IST OF LETTERS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO CoUN.
L ~, IS.
PlatoG Zane
vs. , IN Chancery.

| ~ AhA SAhNSAA NONAsA VIZ INV wv ~
1 ~, SIS.
PlatoE Zane
vs.. , IN Chancery.
William NJ McAfee and others
The general object Of this suit is to obtain the
instructions and directions of the Court rs TO tse
duties Of the plaintiff as trustee under deed
MADE to him by William l. McAfee ard Corneha
McAfea dated on April 10th. A d. 1872 and re-
corded in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court of Ohio county. in Deed Book No. 69, pace
l. with reference TO certain property standing in
his name a. trustee under said ed and certain
money in his hands as trustee, and certain pro
perty aud securities belonging to the trust and
now in the hands of William l. McAfee, and
also 10 have an order entered by the sale Court
appointing new trustee instead OF the plainth
to execute the trusts declared in the said dee d.
and IL appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that tie defe dants William l.. McAfec,
Cornelia McAfee. Thomas C. Acheson. Blanche
AchesOn COrnela Acheson, Sylvester NJ. Ham
iltOn, Mary Hamilton. Maud Hamilton, Blanche
Hamilton and Cora McAfee are ncnressdents OF
the state of West Virginia, IL is ordered that the
said nonresident defendants do appear within
one month sfter the date of the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary 70 protect their
interests.
Entered at rules held for the said Court in the
Clerks office the eof on the 7th day OF October,
d. 1859
Wi ness John ". Mitchell Clerk OF our said
Court AT the Court House OF said county, this
9th day Of October, 1855. to-wit October Rules,
lSS9 JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 10Th, 1859.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
LAMB a RUSSELL, Solicitors for Complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
DIED.

ACHEsON-On THURSDAY October 10. 1859, IL
New York CITY THOMAS 5. AcHEsON, in the 43C
year Of his age
Funeral from the P. W. and Ky. Railroad De
pot this morning at Il O'Clock. Friends Of tn,
family are invited. Intvrment at Greenwood
cemetery
ARMsTRONG-At Frederick. M6., on Friday
October 18th 1859 Mrs ELIZA JOHNSON ARM
STRONG, widow OF the late Rev. William Arm
suong, in the oath year Of her age.
Hers was besutiful lie, even while enduring
the greatest suffering; always 50 patient and re
stoned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, IS.
Platof Zane
William L. McAfee and others.

William L. McAfee and others
The defendants in the above entitled caus,
will take notice that the dispositions OF Platof
zane ard others will be taken at the office 9
henry NJ. Russell. No 1921 Chapline street il
the City Of Wheeling in the tate of West Nir
gnia. on the OH day Of November, A. D. $50
between the hours OF o'clock a. m. and O'Clock
p m 70 be read I'm evidence on behalf Of the
plant n in said cause. And II from any reason
the taking of the said dispositions shall not b
begun, OF being begun shall not be concluded on
that day. the taking Of the same will be a.
iourned from time 70 time until they shall bC
completed. LAMB x RUS SELL,
oci2Oaws Solicitors for Plaintiff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
CLOAKspW WRAPS!

Our line cannot be excellei. Beautiful and
Stylish Garments You viii easily be suited and
save money besiGes Last season we doubled
our business in this line and are determined TO
do better this sea.on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Property Owners

MERCHANT & Co, importers and
dealers in roofing plates, sheet copper,
sheet brass, etc, New York, Philadel-
phia and Chicago, are issuing to tn
trade a neat little illustrated descrip.
tive pamphlet of 81 pages, entitled,
"A Tin Roof descriptive Of the man
ufscture, sizes, thickness, weights ard
brands of the various kiads OF tin plates
used in rOofrg buildings. The trea-
tise fully describes the kinds of tin
roofs, how to put tin together, and the
special advantages of standing seam
roof, the allowance for a greater amount
ofexpausion and contraction over thai
of the fiat seam. Also treats of the gut
tiers, fire walls, soldering, painting sug-
gestiOns, as builders and carpenters
specifications, etc. This little work
has already entered upon its fourth
edition, evideDoiug the fact of its merit,
and the favor which it has met at the
hands Of the trade. Thtse will BE-
mailed on application TO the head Office
or to any of it's branches
Industrial World, Sep. 8.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Proposals For Convict Labor.

MoUNDsVLLE, W. Va, September .. 1859
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the Superint' ndent of the West Virginia
P-nitentary until y o'clock meridian. on Tues
day, OciOb ~. 1889. for the labor Of from
fifty to one hundred cOnyicls for a term of three
or five years.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
BY order the Board of Directors. Forfurther
particulars address,
THOS. J. JOHNSON,
se2S. 29.Oet561218I9.2O Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

HAIsrEAD's latest letter is the most IN
tsresnug political document Of the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
CPIRITUALISNI.

H J. Field. of Flint, Mich win deliver lee
lures under spirit control on Sunday morning, at
1890 o'clock, and in the evening at 7:So O'Clock.
he win answer questions or use subjects handed
from the audience; will also give clairvoyant
readings. All are invited to Grand Army Hall,
Main street. ool2eqdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
A PPLE PARERS.
ENOTICE,
10 Holders Of W. Va, Exposition and State Fair
Association Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given 70 the holders OF BONDS
Nos - G %. :, 10 and l6, issued by the West Viz
giuia Exposition aud state Fair Association, that
they having been drawn by lot, the money for the
PAYMENT Of the principal and accrued interest on
said bonds has been deposited by said ASsoci'
The holders OF said bonds are reQut sted 10 pre-
SEM the same at said Bank for payment, on or
before october 18th. 1883, when the interest will
cease, according 10 the terms OF the Deed OF
Trust GEO. W. RCKHART, JB.,
oclei Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
SPECIAL BARGAINS
UNDERwEAR.

u N D6sENN w 1A1Ns
Largest and best sOck at the lowest prices
Best values Ia Csmels Hair, Ladies' Sanitary
Mems Ma ural Wool, Children's Natural Wool
and all of the other cheaper grades.
Gents Cardigan Jackets All sizes and prices
BLANKErS-Largo stock, from 75c 20 5000 a
pair We advertise no goods at or less than cost,
but sell with a small margin.
Buy DR.. SCOTS Electric Dress Form Corset. We
have Tie exclusive salc.
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Bn 6spds.
NEW FALL STOCK
Now Complete in Every Department.
WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
LOT OF A MANUFACTURERS
STOCK or
Cloth Suiting !

at a very low price, and We mean TO give you
the benefit of this great purchase
Our stock never before hiss been so large As
now, and we can offer you special inducements
now in all lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
8sm SdTeftiSenssRs.

a GENTS Should Write for nlustra' ed Circu-
"A lars, terms and two weeks trial OF Missouri
Steam Washer Washes dirtiest clothes clean by
hot steam without rubbing. Easily sold and
profitable J. W0RTH, ST. Louis, Mo.
selSWaSat-yb
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Magnificent Costumes.
Go EeOus ParapbernHIia.
Original Properties and Enecf,

&c Prices, 70 and so cents So .,.-. ......
for reserved seats sale OF scs., -..--,...'.,.
Saturday, October 18th, al C. d. Ho.. -,..,
store .rU..
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sS-Pdces, - and so cents 30 extra csa,
for reserved seats. Sale OF seats commence
Tuesday October 18th, 81 C.. a. Hou.o ia.-.
store OclleTat.