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The Lamar register., 1889-09-14
RAILWAY NEWS

travellers, tourists and people con-
templating visit shack eastn make
1t their duty to study up the geoora.
phy OF our country, the location of
cities and towns, and the most desir.
able routes by which they can reach
The desired destination. The open.
ing of new lines. the daily adoption
oil lnnorations and other matters con.
nected with railroading all prove in
teresting reading, and such items are
most eagerly sought after, while these
vast corporations vie with each other
IN advancing the comfort and safely
OF their never to be satisfied patrons
we we're most forcibly thrown into
this line of thought while enjoying
trip over that road whose name is
as familiar and with whose ramifica-
tons the experienced traveller is as
well acquainted rs with the streets
OF his native village. Reference can
be made to none other than the
W Habash whose Lines cover beau,i-
ful and fertile country and connect
Omaha, Kansas City, Des Mones,
heokuk Quincy and st. Louis with
Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Pittsburp,
New Yoak. Boston and all intermedi.
ate points. But one change of cars
needs be made between Chevene or
Denver and New York or Boston.
Quick time, smooth track. sumptuous
dining cars whose cuisine is equal
TO that of the best hotels in the land
and in which meales are "served
at 40 miles an hour" TO he eaten at
your leisure moving palaces better
known as Pullman sleepers, free re
clining chair cars of the latest and
most approved patterns together with
affable and oblIging agents in all
branches of its service. are IN each
and every particular characteristics
of the wabash" No matter where
he roams the patrons of this Great
Route finds the same care and atten-
ton in the hands of Its representa-
tives. and they. are ubiquitous. that
one should expect under the folds of
his couHtry's flag In foreign lands.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
SEPT. 5rH.

Iresent Cnalrman Martln, COmr6.
Burger and Rogers, Clerk Allen.
Bill of w. A. Downing for livery
on road viewing allowed for $l4.O0
on road fund.
Bill of z. w. Henkins for livery
on road viewing allowed for $24.O0
on road fund.
Bill of M. Strain for drayage al
lowed for S1.5O on general revenue
fund.
Bill of D. G. Marker for making
filing case allowed for 5000 on gen.
eral revenue fund.
Bill of G. A. Dickinson for road
surveying allowed for s4.0o on road
fund.
Bill of c. F. Harris for road view.
ing and livery allowed for 5l7.00 on
road fund.
Bill of F. H. Rosecrars for road
viewing allowed for $1,000 on road
fund.
Bill of w. o. Lee for pauper sup
plies allowed for S2l.Oo on general
revenue fund.
Bill of H. A. Billow for attending
county court allowed for $3.50 on
general revenue fund.
Bill of NJ. d. Parmenter for road
viewing allowed for $500 on road
fund.
Bill of William Freil for constable
fees in case of state VS.. Frank Par
ish allowed tor S24.Oo on general
fund.
Bill of E. J. Rabb for burrying
Carpenter child allowed for $3.50
on general revenue fund.
Bill of c. M. Kimball for medical
attendance on pauper allowed for
S25.00 on general revenue fund.
Bill of E. II. Green in case of
state of Colorado VS.. J. M. Crank al
lowed for s395.oo on general revenue
fund.
Bill of G. Krouch for merchandise
for prisoner at Jail allowed for 1928
on general revenue fund.
Bill of A. 6. Mucke for lumber
for bridge allowed for $6l.65 on::road
fund.
Bill of A. g. Mucke for lumber al
lowed for s2.93.
Bill of A. G. Mucke for lumber al.
lowe for $l5.7s on road fund.
Bill of U. S. G. Newman for road
viewing allowed for $4,000 on road
fund.
Bill of J. W. Mace for road view
ing allowed for $500 on road fund.
Bill of r. S. Hooser for road view
ing allowed for $500.
Bill of F. w. Burger for road view
ing allowed tor $500.
Bill of r. j. Koonce for services
as road overseer allowed for $lO4.OO
on road fund.
Bill of Bent county for boarding
prisoners F. NJ. and w. H. Ferster
allowed for $4,000.
| Bill of II. A. BilIow for fees al
lowed for sil.oo.
i Bill of HI. A. Billow allowed for
$3.50.
Bill of G. M. Hall for sS,l92.o4
for transcribing records taken up
and examined; on motion OF Com'r.
Rogers and seconded by Com'r. Bur
ger G. NJ. Hall be allowed $1,000 on
account and two warrants for $500
each be ordered drawn on general
revenue fund, balance to be paid on
delivery of records.
Bill of Gazette Printing Co., for
balance on books allowed less the
express paid for S45s.ss.
Bill of John Morris Printing Co.,
Chicago for blanks and books al
lowed for sIol.55.
Bill of G. M. Hall for stationery
and binding allowed for sl77.47.
Bond of w. o. Butler as road over.
seer in road district No. one approv.
ed and filed for record.
Petition of Fred Harvey by his
attorney c. c. Goodale taken up and
on motion of Com'r. Rogers the as
sessment on improvements and wire
fences was reduced from s2,54o to
1000.
Bill of w. S. Stewart for road sur
veylng and team allowed for S21.oO.
Bill of w. o. Butler for road work
allowed for S9s.45.
4 Clerk read minutes from July srd
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14
Empson's Packing Works

This week the canning of tomatoes
began at these works. The appara-
.us for this is new and the work so
far has been mostly experimental,
but by the time there is an abundance
OF the vegetable the managers expect
to have all things running smoothly.
Mr. Howe, the foreman says that in
all his eastern experience be has sell.
dom seen such fine tomatoes as the
Lopgmont production, and of course,
as the season advances, the fruit will
be getting better. -Longmont Times.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14
Great Pan-Hand Route.

Gap n S co~her h q
good OF
yhAs sbeend dicoNe With mile
eahdns adjoining
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14

Time was when it was thought
that Colorado could not produce ap.
Piles, peaches and pares. That belief
has been shown to have been without
foundation. Now Colorado grows
fruit second to none in the United
States. Apples that weigh over ten
ounces are worth seeing. Such apples
are not common outside of Colorado.
But the samples sent us by Mr.. Fra.
zier prove that they are common in
his orchard. Some fine ones will re-
main on exhibition in this Office
Colorado Farmer
The Lamar register., 1889-09-14
FOLSOM
Is a United States Land office torn and is the
coming Metropolis of North Eastern
.NezC .Herico.

| 1 s1S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
- NINaINIA sIIUATION-
The Lynchburg lrgmm, Republican,
announces, It's opposition TO MALONE IN
IL --L--------- Min -.--n--a-

The Lynchburg lrgm.n, Republican,
announces, It's opposition to MALONE m
the following plain language.
believing Chat 90 is mo-. to che interest of flr-
rInia or the Republican party %, Che state ana
nation Chat Cen. Malone should hc c.cc.ci Cow
erno-. the prrp,1n viii no.. support h.m aal Do,
..f.to- ,,fII no, vote for him-uo. 81 hc hsd been
nominated by dozen packed colf enuons ana
were backed by a dozen National Executive
Committee. Iluat be- treason. hcn make Che
uos-ofiL"
MALONE cannot stand many bolts OF
this sort. for Lynchburg is a Republican
stronghold. Heis endeavoring to couuteraci
them by SECURING the campaign assistance
ofMcEINIEY and REID, the most prom
inent candidates for speaker Of the next
House. But MAHoNE's chief reliance is
Doodle, fraud. lie it was who FIRST resort
cd to Doodle politics in the South, and all
his successes have been brought sbou. by
the debauchery Of msrcsnary voters. This
wear. with the aid of QUAY, DUDLEY.
CrARKsoN. WANAMAKER ard other
boodlers, he will cause the Old Dominion
fairly to tester with corruption. Presiden.
HARRIsoN is doing ell he can TO sid MA
HONE by permitting the latter to loot the
Federal offices in the State, and the Re-
publican party as represented ia National
affairs is thoroughly committed to Malone
ism. it is, however, but Just to say thsi
many selfrespectiDg Republicans OF every
section are disgusted by the disgrsceiui
spectacle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
BKOWN.sEQUARD OF THE
s.rrTNTR ff

d. BRowv.SEQUARD objects to Tie
uss of the word "elixir" in connection
with his discovery, according to the New
York Herald correspondent who visited
him in Paris He says.
arrerer made use no tie word .eiN.r SOD.
I...of the uo-Is elxirof life. These Gre all
..rr.s,iar. OPP inventions cf ssusat o1a. neWspa
rers. Do .aacks OF Ignorant men in America
Iare sllet people as stated hy the Ncw YORK
rsr.-. taev would have avoided committing
.o,, url.rs had they paid Che least attention
t0 .t.suo.. al .mentars rules as regards me i.
cinnamon, injection of animal so. stances
And be adds that in America and Eng
land public opinion regarding bis disco7-
ery appears 10 have been either too lauds-
tory or too dsprecstory, and suggests that
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have had something
TO 60 with the opposition to It, OF some
of the fatal experiments which have been
made be says
infections OF anlma. matter have no ialgcr
ASA rule. unless tnc substances ne-ln ODD Pee de-
,omrosed when tHis condition OBJ. linss eNt.
do GOOD cam be- obtained. aud There s grave i'n
rer of inflammation. Assesses ana even deaia
There IS. ofcoaee. also great danger un ass ,ae
st..ctes. attention spaid Co Che cleanliness o. a-
vases ana Instruments pa00ls wishing .o
make use OF my process ouslt to bes'ow ON the
small operation chat it involves asmrca ca-e a'
they would upon an operation of The a-1l ION
OF Che thigh. for instance
Whatever may be the merits Of the
Doctors process, his warning it must
be admitted, contains sound sense, that
experimenting physicians should heed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

matter that m5y be reserved for future
consideration If necessary. For the pres
ent we wish to cali The attention Of those
who are Inclined 20 admit the constitu-
tiOnahty Of the project TO the following
fatsl objection, pointed out bY New
York contemporary:
The sc-called sherman bill provides for
the appointment O. csrtain election officers
for each State by the President, aud to
these officers the appoint ment Of Congress.
sloral distrc. election Cfi 3ers is entrusted,
while the latter are charged with the ap-
pointmeut of election ju iges for each poll
l1g place. Now this ieatora of the scheme
Is clearly unconstitutional. besides bsiug a
radical departure from the fundamental
principle that all election officers must be
chosen hy the people The Constitution
restricts the power Of appointing those
Federal officers who are not mere clerks,
but public agents invested with official
power, to tie President whether with or
without the advice and consent OF
the Ssnste,-the heads Of departments,
and the courts. Congress has no power 10
lodge the appointing power in other
hands. Ii the office Of Federal election in
spect0r or Judge is to be created, it must
be governed by this provision Of the Con-
stiiuton.
This objection might be obviated by
giving the President the power Ct appoint
ing poll officers. Bat even the advocates
of the Federal election scheme would hard
ly venture 20 propose measure Of par
dzsn csntraliz4u0n, the like OF which was
not known even 10 France under the Sc.
ord Empire. They may also hesitate to
drag United States judges into election
contests. A realization of the project IS
not possible unless vital principles and ira
diiions Of popular government IN this coun-
try ere wholly discarded. To Republican
p3rtisan8 10 may look like a clever device
for manufacturing Republican msjorities,
but the more closely it ia scrutin'zed the
Tess practicable it mus, appear. 10 Is not
likely that after a careful examination it
will receive the support Of the Republican
leaders 10 Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

There is somebody standing between the
man wbo raises bsel TO sell and the man
VINO buys beet 20 eat that is making an IN
ordnabie profit 10 has been pretty well
ascertaiusd thar there ia small and select
organization in the West-a Bsei Ring
that is skinning tie beeteatsrs and The
bsef-raiseis OF the whole country. The
members Of the Senate Committee who are
seeking information on this subject are do
iug public work ct great interest and
value. If they shall smoke The rascals
oat. and break up the combination, they
viii have earned the grsii,udeu ths whole
rrunfrv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

put on them; Astounding because In the history
of buying and selling we know OF nothing 10
compare in genuine cheapness with this elegant
~ - 20 s3 g ile NJ nv, tlas W go ma "a,
AT prices that cannot be met by competition, and
our Fall opening will see the Inauguration Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
rHE FEDERAL ELECTION sCHENE.

THE FEDERAL ELECTION SCHEME.
The View York Erming Post in comment
ing upon the prospect Of new Federal
election law similar 70 the bin which
Senator SHERMAN introduced at the lee.
session Of Congress, presents some very
obvious objections to ii, but at the same
time assumes that the thing is not nm
constitutional This is wrong. Accord
ing 10 the best authority such a scheme
certainly is unconstitutional CR0RGE
TIcENoR CURTIS has no superior among
living iurisls as constitutional lawyer
and IL is bis opinion that The provision Of
the Constitution relating to the times,
places and manner Of holding elections OF
members ofConggess does not authorize
the Federal Government 70 take wholly
AWAY from the States the control Of the
election machinery in Congressional cleo
lions and give them TO Federal officials,
no matter by what methods these officials
mar be appointed. This, however, is a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

KNGwooD, W Va, September II -
Yesterday afternoon Lucian UphOle, living
near Al6,ights, was out cunning, and
having eapied a squirrel il a tree was
making a hssty etlort to reach the base Of
the tree VIXEN the gun fell and struck q
leg and was discharged. The entire lead
entered his leg Just below the knee sud
passed through the calf The loss Of
blood was 50 great that his recovery j;
doubtful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

Church Assignments Made by the n.
south Conference.

Church Assignments Made by the N.
south Conference.
Sescc, Carsspqltaice " Rsglster.
CArLErrsBUEG, XIX, September H.
Following is the list of appointments made
at the conference Of the II. E. Church
South:
pARHERsBURG DISTRICT.
S. II McC.ung, Presiding Elder; Park
ershurg TO be supplied Rivensaood, b.
+. Gosling; Lubbock, il M. Smith; New
Mardnsylle, A. S. Bowlss; Spencer, J.
W. Simpson, 81. Marys, 90 he suppiiedi
Pc. Pleasant s. It. Malerg; Pleasant
Ridge. j. w. Flsragan. Ripley, Z l..
Bush. Elizabeth, T. S McC.ung Grants
Vile. II L. Fitch Fair Plains, % be sup
piled; Burning Springs, Z. A. Nicholson.
cLABRsBrRG DISTRICT.
G ". Lambert, Presiding Elder; CisTks-
burg. T.. W. Reynolds; Phihppl, w. D.
BoFies; Glenvlle, F. b Jcnes; Braxton,
W K. Chambers; Green, w. $. Canteri
Marion. W. @. Leach; Rivasville, J. II.
Burns, st. George, g.. Is. Mays; Jackson
Vile. S. a. Knotts; Upper Kanawha, G. 5.
Martin, Csdarvilie, J. N. Pue; Booths
vile, A. y. S-urm; Randolph, George G.
Sins. Msad0wville. +. u. Cation; sand
Rock, l. A. Canield.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
H. T.. N3ils, Presiding Elder; Charles
ton sisu01, @. " Cook; Charleston Cir
cult. ID. i. Smith; BlTbourviue, S. G..
Preston: Huntington, J. w Johnson; Guy
ando.te H. L. Simon; Wayne District, a.
Gibeu, Wayne c. II j. +. Medley But
alc. W. N. Hines; Hsmlin, j. / NcNesE;
ST. Adams. J. Martin; G.enwOoj, II.
Moore, Rlymond. B. S. Chambers Lin
coin Mission. Eihu Bins Fair Plains, --
FAYETTE DISTRICT
c W. Shsaver. p. T.; Fayetteville, C.
r. Darrell, Maiden and BVownstown, p.
o. Walker, Summsryile, u ". McClure;
Seville. @. ~ Codman; Meadow B.u6, l..
IL dsnson, Webster, w. j. Walker, super
aumerary; Birch, s Black; Cedar Grove,
a. a. Davidson, Raleigh, A. T.. Oiell,
sopernumeIary; Hawks Nest, j. Ia.
Hedges. Sugar Groye, j. $. Lemons New
COO, j. IT. Spencer; Addiso1, j. j. Haine5;
Ssnavha Falls. j. II. French.
CArLETTsBCRG DISTRICT
r. S. Wade. p. f. ; Ca,.sitsburg, J. A..
Black. Ashland, j. nj. Carter Louisa
T. simp 90; Grsenup ard Pond Run, J..
NJ. Lock; G7ays3n aud Cumminsburg, O..
G. Thompson; Mt Zion, L. f.. ]. McRris-
ters. Latte Sandy, Harry Todd; kavs-
raugh. IT, Bnmb.e; Lsor, TO be supplied ;
Grassland. j. Ksndeli; Mar.insburg r. F..
Rec sup; Tygar,s Valley Mission, TO
De Supplied.
rREsrONsBrBG DIST RICr.
h. Golden, Presiding Elder; PaiulvMe
srd Pres. 0us5Grg, J. ~ Peters; Prestons-
burg Cucnit, 7. S. -B1wIes; Floyd, j.
Lsferty. Supernumerary Plkeyil9, j..
w. Glove-: Elem aud Richardson, II b.
Hewlett; Wufsld. A. Lee Barrett; Cass-
vile. Boone, Logan, j.. B. Garrett,
Supsruuusrary; Wyoming, VIM. Wells,
Supcrnuuepryi Shelby, Blaine, w. il.
Surgeon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

Mr. Jos. ID. WEEKS puts very rosea'e
hue upon the iron business at present. III
is to be- hoped no such disaster viii occur
as that af,er the rapid rise in '79. EFpa'
rience is q dear teacher, bat if by our hind
sight we are able to steer clear Of the
sunken reefs that stand in the course OF
rspid or unhesltby advance n any great
sisple or universal commodity, then It IS
.-.rln the having.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
rREroNsBUBG DISTRICT
Ey,o,, OF Republican Rule i'm Ohio.

The treasury of Warren county is bank
quot. Warrants drawn on il are refused
payment because there Is not dollar IN
iae treasury. i, bad been looked 10y les
custodiaus and not enough ief, TO buy a
postage stamp With. Warren county is
overwhelming Republican. I'm total vote
Of less than 1000 sl the highest it has
given Republican plurailies for STATE and
Presidential tickets ranging from 800 to
1870. The county offices have been filled
bg Republicans since that pariy has been
iu tlstercs. As q matter Of course, the
cdic.s Lave been m the bands of a Repub-
lican ring Also, % a matter Of course,
the rirg stole everything sc could lay It's
bands 90, and the county is bankrupt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

lis ANorHER column viii be found ihe
lecture ell SALMON, Of the Government
Agricultural Department, delivered at the
Fair Grounds yesterday, upon the diseases
of catle. Every farmer and cattle raiser
will ind 10 of special interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

To GAUGE the success Of the Far Do ls
only Necessary to state that all the railroads
bringing people to it ran out Of tickets az
their nearby stations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

Court West Virginia. DID AaINI lI.
page 40 wcl proceed to sell a' Il
at the north front tCOs oi One Court l.
ohio county. West Virginia .u ,H.
Wheeling. Ohio county, Mt.. NU-.r.a. oa
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5th. tss9
commencing at l0 o'Di0cka DID,. the f0'0|.
property, that is tO Say. .i' acr.s rood.
n perches of land On the waters at short l.U.a.
Ohio County. Weit Virginia thus bounded
described, t0Wi tcgiuHnf N VIII Dltf
tee a corner 90 Samuel McINor. VIM Hu fr
and Joseph and 81 Waiflc. thence with N.
Wadcle's line uDi.h lU'. east d. II IN.O. '..
stone. thence south Ci east Iu poles Pr.
stone. thence south ll. cHst IN l.IN pole. ...
stone, thence no OBJ l-i4 cast D.. Turs flat..
fOrmerls an ssh. thence Hitl a lnr ul I..
Taylor south s,it wet ID DID POLES 'HH
OAK. thence Forth d. east lNl pole. iU Deacon.
suag. a corner tO fai1 Taylor vs.. p. HuFfy
Edward Rouse. thence W.tl eti N0I-.
south f6i west o. $40 poles fo Stone
south 2fi ives, 800 poles tO Stone. n0n
locust on the north bank uf -Eu.t trU.
down said ere with Dos mc.ud.r
thence leaving said creek ana HHh
Jesse Wells south tais west 30 TT.
stone en- Wells line, corner tu
thence south l5i4 east with h.s ...i
a stone. thence south f'4 cost
stone. thence south .9' cf.f
south 70 east ~ poles to "a tilnD
2l east 20 poles iO a. e.Ouc tlou..
Busbys lines south So cFv lE' polo.
oak stump. thence southwest tO ttIu.
thence south tOi4 cast ti t.IN IN.O ..
ginning. being the same lard Convey
:. Dtlapain aud Wife t0 said 0'c
lain by decd dated September N,..
corde1 I'm Deed PC0k $50 o.. pHe0
Office OF the ClCrS of Che County l.t
county. West Virginia. i0 which t..
Is hereby bad f1r "A fun cefclplou
Said farm Is Improved boz .loi
ing House, barn and ont Doll lnH.
fIuit of all kind, Is wei. Wafcref r..
SOIL, about ~ acre, creek cotton h'i
acres OF coal Two and one 0aIf m||D
Creek Station. Ou +. a. s. ST. J. b. Il
River and eight miles from Wheeling
Terms OF sALE-One.thiri of hcT
money, or sO much moro thereof gs
chaser may desire io pay. iu cith ou Goo
sale aud the residue iu two fIum pawn.
with interest from the Dag of slIc payable H
one and two years f1r which ihc rur.rHs0 it D"
give his notes, secured by d.ci OBJ. if.. nl fhlN
land WILLIAM y. hoHt.
IrusiC.
WI HNLTE. Auctlo7eer
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FOR SALE.

Four Pleasant Rouscs ol Island
-Four Fine Houses ON Fifteenth e.r..
Five Good HoIses ON ytlfclufn ..r..
Three Elegant Houses on CHAP Uu.N.
Three Five TO0med Houses. eou
81 20 each
one Two-Sfory Double Brick. w. PEI. ..
cent Three Good H0u.ts in BcnW0.
10 per cent.
Frame HOuse, six rooms and store
3sxlO IN Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Ten Lots in Caldwell addition.
Forty Lots i'm upper end of BeuN0rI
one Lot on Wood street. below Forte
An elegant property ON Main Street
Garden Farm, within lrc minutes walls
Grove station. Farm of s, aCrcs or -ll.. ....
Brooke county. 4 Bargain
GEO. j. MAIH-OF
aust 1910 rhaU'IIU -r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

THERE was an immense attendance a.
the Fair yesterday. A larger crowd in
fact never assembled upon Che gfo1uds.
IL ia estimated that over 10000 p-op.e
were present Taey were well repaid
The principal feature, Of coarse, IN the
afternoon we're the races, and the crush oil
peools stsid until the last race was rnn.
Am we're speedy aud exciting contests. TO
cspit an the weather was glorious. To-
dsy tie races will be equally good, If ro'
better. and the weather permitting We
predict On equally great day. Il, should
bs borre 10 mind that this is Che last dag
ofthe Far. Those who neglect % attend
viii miss the greatest Fair OF all
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5of 0et

THOR RENT THE OFFICE So r cH
L line street. suitable FOR Physician. Dow.
yer or Real Estate Agent Irgu.fn Ni p.
+. sMYTH. No 90 Iwcuiy-tIini street.
HOR Rl.NT-TO GARDENFk3-s. go or i'
II Acre Lots. near the e ty Apply a'
Inquire at This Once
TOR RENTAL 1922 MARKET fIRfr
j front rooms. ON ground tD1r .I''-
lodging or Offices. Inquire Hi ll#i Nf.Nf
Rulc4dh
TOR BENTON -TORE ROOM
L cellar and upstairs Iu HD....n
Bridgeport Adlrlss j. a. HEl L.If
port Ohio
TNOR REM FURNISHED Ok 1851
II nishef rooms with or Wth0I. i
most desirable parl cf the C.tJ bath prf
No as Main street. rep
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
OF THE CLERK OF

- the IOulLg iOuIti OAAo NyA4-1f w. W.
In the matter Of the probate Of the will Of
Michael Bertschy. deceased. 49,.
his 9Th day OF September, A. d. lss3, Barbara
Bertschy ct al, filed their petition asking for
the probate OF the will Of Michael BerHc ny;
deceased. add Il spearing By said petition and
an affidavit filed herein that frederick Beru.ehy
Ferdinand Ber1ehy, Nellie Berischyi John
Bertschy. Eta Bertschy and Michael Bertscny'
are non residents OF the STATE OF ntst s4Is.LlIIa,
II is Therefore ordered that the aforesaid parties
do appear within one month from the hr.t pub
lieation hereof and do what is necessary 70 pro
lect their interest in this matter. 49,,
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
RUSSELL sTIPEL, Attorneys seooS"I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

BAGGS-On Wednesday. September n, 1SS9 Al
his iith year.
Funeral rom his late residence No. 20 Zane
street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Friend
OF family invited to stend. n,erment al Lin
wood cemetery.
IFiusburg Kansas City and Los ADgeiespspers
please copy