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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
Geneial announcements.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

OEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
~ the proposed new hall for the West Virginia
University viii be received by the Chairman Of
the Building Committee, AZ his Office in Morgan
town, W Va, until p o'clock ". Of Angus. 18th,
1889. Contracts will be made covering parts Of
the work separately or all In one contract, the
committee reserviug the right 70 reject any and
all bids. Bond with security mus. accompany
each bid. Plans and specifications may be in
SPEC ed ST the ONCE Of E. B. Franzheim, aehiteot
at Wheeling, and In possession Of the members
Of the committee rs follows: D D. Johnson, at
Long Peach; T. A. Bennett, a, Huntington; C..
L. Smith, at Fsirmont, J. G schiliing, at spen-
Ger, OF Joseph Moreland, at Morgantown.
By order Of the Committee.
ar9l JOSEPH MORELAND, Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
General Agents,
WHEELING, W. VA.
au5w1ytP
SEALED PROPOSALS.

WHEELING, ". VA August G. 1859
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
> by the Committee on Fire apartment for the
laying OF a New Floor I'm the Nigilant krgine
House the floor 70 be laid with Hard Burned
Fire Brick and Pitch Cement, or Asphalt Blocks
laid IN Portland Cement The contractor 10 fill
in with six inches Of coarse gravel the sand be
ing sifted out. and bed the paving blocks with
two inches Of clean, sharp sand.
For further Information apply to J. a. Dun
ming Chief Marshal, at Atlantic Engine House
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids Proposals 10 be in by O'Clock p. m
Monday August 18th, al City Clerk 5 oiiiee
w. Il. FEE,
au7etdq Clerk Fire Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
SALE AT A BARGAIN.

l. c.-ro,,ont and commodiogs suburban resi-,
ConVe aitb sixteen acres of land; located IN
Ss6 e S9q W6ggad 2 fe4 os S3o R Rail saoH
city lhe ~ ,,inntes' walk Fine bearing fruit
WITHIN az grsnes and young orchard and vine
trees anu On All necessary outbuildings,
yard v CONS nroperty underlsid with valuable
S coal vein Excellent 0cq fsE to5 f 5e MN b
soll i d. "a p. Mcneil No. 1222 Market street.
NTm5r5OeOd- gtdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

A DISPATCH SAYS that RUSSELL II tEsI-
sos. COW DONG tbs American Crowd
prince act IN England, with tho nobility,
bias purchased eight suits Of clothing, f3aT.
teau pairs Of trousers, fur top coats and
boots enough to 6t ont q c-ntipsds end
he name Of HE white waistc0ais is legior.
T1.s IS where RUSSELL ge.s ahead of bis
pspa's hyorits tariff. He viii pTo5ab =
bring home more trunks than Mr.. BLAINE
brought irom Scotland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

The sales OF The week at Boston are re-
yorted at 100000 pounds, as sgairst
= 500 Coo ponuds last week and 4 9l6, eco
pounds N the corresponding week q year
sgo.
At Philadelphia wool has been very
quiet, owing 20 the unsetIliDg effect Of the
eastern failures, " bich have caused buyers
10 hold Ell for lower prices, and have made
sellers more critical about credits. The
market is weaker, bu. 1t is diilicnlt TO fix
exact prices In the absence OF any general
demand Bnyers as o rule could operate
90 q better advantage than they could
fortnight ago, but they are disposed 70
await further developments and deal eau
tieusly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

Us A lev days TIE agony will be over
add those who have doubts will know to
certainty .he honest result Oh tho late
election in West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

THE President has refused to kiss o
Portland, Ne, baby. Baby MCKEE has
D trust 10 Presidential kisses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

THEgE seems 20 be every probability
that the Greece couaiy, Pa, oil field is as
productive in Yves. Virginia a5 in Penn
.ElFania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

YESTERDAY was another dry Sunday.
Ca.,f DElHRUGGE Is holding up his end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

JAKE KuEAIN hasn't been arrested
yet What's ,he matter with LovRY2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
DR.. PIERCE'S PELLETS
Purely Vegetable .
Perfectly Harmless
as A LIVER PILL.

Smallest, Cheapest, Easiest 10 lake.
ono tinv. ~ua,,r-cnarcd Pellet a dose Cures
Sick Headache. Bilious Headache, Constlpa-
tiuu. Indigestion. Bilious Attacks, and ail de-
fmrpments of the stomach and Bowels.
- cents u vial. by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

Tax attachment Of the worsted mills at
osasgo Falls, y. ", mas been followed by
az attachment on the associated mills al
Providence, R. l., which employed 1,sOO
hands, making, With those at O5wego
Fa's. 5000 people thrown ont Of employ
msuL AZ q conseq uencs Of the mill fail
ures, the great wool house Of Brown,
SrEEsE as CLARK, Boston, has assigned,
aud from this has resulted the assignment
cf GEoEGE W. HOLLIS Of the Hollis
Dressed Beef and Wool Company, Boston,
who has been one Of ,he largest sheep buy
ers. The mills cannot rUu under their
rr. enl tariff burden, and their d,peu ent
Industries. including Eool growing, canroi
prosper unless the mills run and buy wool
$50. there yOu are.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

CLINIC WI A-as' VT VAIL VA m MALI
- tributes % B,splc. aud Obituary Notices
Dr. per u-l.
- oeAsSPoSnENcs CONTRASTING InrOErAST
EEW- sol-llrED FEOz EVERY rAET or rhE SUR
E1rFnrN0 COUNTRY.
Rejected communications VIII not De returned
uu.Css accompanied by sufficient POSTAGE.
stamps OF che denomination OF two cents ard
l.> acCcr.cl tor amounts less than one dol. M.
TIE kE6 lNTER. embracing ls ssucrC' editions.
is a.srtd ct he PostQUcl ia Hhes'avg ". 3d., as
..r0r.. cas- rlc.cr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

THE fact OF Ne. PARNELL's broken
health Is most unfortunate for The Irish
cause. His lack Of visor and his contsm-
plated long absauce for recuperation must
necessarily weaken his leadership aud The
cluse OF which be is The head. Already
there are rumors CT q revolt in mis- party.
WITH GLADSTONE near the end of his
graud career aud PARSELL broken dosn
and probably unable 70 ever again }bt
Che battle Of Home Hale, the prospect ioT
Ireland ia gloomy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12
WHEELING INSTITUTE
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children.

rTHOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN
| English, Mathematics, Ancient and Mod
ern Languages Music, Drawing, Painting, Flo
cution, and Calisthenics. Advantages Of home
life and training.
FAN session begins Wednesday. September 4th,
1889. Address, MISS PARRAN,
jyie&dtb Principal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

In some departments the line between
high and higher prices is very narrov.
Bsidge, car and pipeline bUilders have
been covering fall requirements very free
ly. Mills are fall Of orders, bat .here is s
besitsnc7 about advancing prices. The
heavy demand for merchant iron and mer-
ci ant steel continues, aud mills are every
where well sold 0p. Track supplies are
else wanted as fst Sc productive facilities
admit Of Large lots of old railsare called
for throughout the interior. Sheet and gal
vsuizsd iron orders are waiting their turn
SO some points. The crude iron market
is very strong, though new business is
lighter. Prices are firm, AID very few
makers are seeking business, because Of an
impression that better prices will be real
% a later o. IN the season. The msgni-
,ude Of the withheld demand is greater
than the trade anticipated in June. TIE
Pipe iron makers are stating prices. The
iron ore market is very strong. Consumers
OF mill aud furnace products sre watchlU g
the market very ciO5sly, as the vigorous
tone Of all general markets is helping 10
stimulate enterprise 10 directions where
iron and s.otl wall prof; greatly.
Ir0a aud s.es- price ,at mill or furnace J
r... f..s H f.f. fu For.r.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

IrwAs uol a Democratic paper, bot
Sine chief Republican organ, the View York
Tribune, which duug out this rather brutal
paragraph a couple OF days age; The
sg.ul en- gsstio1 is made that BROWN
SEQuAED's elixir Of life may be admin
is,efsd % eur vast army Of pensioners.
The country is grateful to its defenders
ard wants to trea. them literally, bat the
prospect ths. they may live two OF three
hundred years, drawing their pensions
every quarter day with eli the yigo. Of
yoGth, is enough 70 turn the hair OF the
taxpsyer gray. No, If the pensioners are
innoculaisd, the rest Of Us must have 5
double dose
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

opyrlgal ISIS, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-12

Lees sc.iyiiy appears in tie wool market
than SO any time for two months, and
prices are easier, If not quo.ably lower.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-13
VAIN. Of Vast. Materials.

a matter OF no ordinary interest is
the discovery that pulvcrizcd coal.
which can be had at fifty cents n ton,
is Of more value for heat than natural
gas. This refuse coal has heretofore
been held TO bc Of no account, and for
a nominal cost had been used in max
ing walks, or in mulching trees or
filling dump holes. II is now claimed
that nearly 5000 pounds Of iron can
be drawn in one hour with a charge
Of 200 pounds Of this coal. This is by
far the cheapest process ever devised.
The fact is. our waste materials are.
m many cases. our most valuable
property. To utilize the rejected is the
aim Of science. St Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-13
The Fade of Mahogany.

Mahogany, SO long considered the
acme ofelegancc in furniture, is suffer
ing decadence; not the massive, close
grained wood itself. but the fashion.
able eye no longer dwclls upon il with
admiration akin TO reverence. Light
woods, cherry, ash. oak and black wal.
nut, all susceptible Of high polish, are
the reigning favorites. 4 plausible
explanation given is that we are not
so settled a people as VIC once were.
The modern business man and the
modern pleasure seeker arc respective.
ly rovers in pursuit Of their interests,
and they don't want TO Oil their houses
with massive articles Of furniture that
will impress them with tho sense Of
being anchored TO their homes. Table
Talk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-13

An old Scotchman, Andrew Leslie,
always rode donkey TO his work,
and tethcred him out TO feed while he
labored on the road, or wherever else
he might be. Finally, a gentleman
told him that he was suspected OF put
ting his donkey in the fields at other
peoples expense.
Eth. laird, could never be tempt
cd TO do that, for my cuddie Wilma
eat anything but neitles and thistlcs.
One day, however. tho same gen.
tlcman was riding along the road,
when he saw Andrew Leslie n. work,
and his donkey up TO his knees in one
Of his own clover fields. feeding lux
uriously.
Halo. Andrew" said he; Il
thought you told me your cuddie
would eat nothing but nettlcs and
thistlcsf"
"Ay," was the reply. but he mis-
behaved the day. lie nearly kicked
me owre his head; sac put him in
there just to punish him. = Youths
Companion.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-13

Paper for building purposes has
many advantages Il can be made in
rolls Of almost any width or length.
and will stop tho passage OF air be-
cause there are no joints. Il has no
grain like wood and will not split i:
is not affected by change Of tempera.
ture, and, therefore. has the advantage
over sheet metal rs roofing material.
II may be rendered waterproof by satu.
ration with asphalt or other methods.
II is non-resonant. II is u non-coll.
ductor Of heat and can be made fire re.
sisting by chemical treatment By be-
ing solidiiied il can replace wood for
many purposes. and after proper prep
aration it is unaffected by heat, cold
or dampness. New York Telegram.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-13
Exnmfrimtcsl.

Particular Boarder-This iislE wait,
Err
Truthful Waiter promptlyJ-Was
killed this morning.
Particular Boar1er tapprovingly)-
You did right TO kill il.
Truthful Waiter Gnquiringlyl-Yes.
sirl
Particular Boarler Iflrmly) Be
cause il had been ashore so long il
had forgot how 10 swim and would
have drowned IL ever il went 10 sea
again. -Burle,te in Brooklyn Eagle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-13

First Dude Dcah fellow. weakly
delighted TO SEQ you looking 10 wen
again. You are absolutely wosy and
wobust. What did itf
Second Dude-Me doctali. He put
me ON westoahtive diet, you know.
Won't let me eat anything hut in
fants' pwepared food. Building me
wight up.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01
CASCADE COUNTY.

pASCADE is the infant county of Montana, having
~ been created by act of the legislature during the
extraordinary session i'll September 1887. The contest
the creation of this county exceedingly BIT
and memorable onc the old counties affected en-
tcrng vigorous protest, but the result has shown
the wisdom of the and the urgent need at that
time of Il county. When the bill was before the
Legislature its opponents took occasion proclaim that
we had neither the wealth the population to war
rant the creation of the county, but the record of the
past year proves their estimates to have been decidedly
faulty, and the time demonstrates the wisdom
Of the division act.
POPULATION AND WEALrli-At the November
election there 800 votes polc in Cascade county,
which gives sixth place in tho of counties,
while Great Falls the seat of government with its D73
votcs stride steps proudly into the fourth place
among the cities of Montana. Butte, Helena and Ana
cola the only cities that lead it in the number of
votes At conservative estimate these figures
show have 5000 souls in Cascade county. OF
this number Great Falls justly claim 2,5OO In the
of wealth "point with pride" in the first
year OF county existence to an assessment roll of
$4,000, 900, which is not a bad record for common
wealth young and modest is Cascade
GENERAL DEscR1rr1oN-Cascade formed from
parts of Chotcau, Lewis and Clarke and Mcagher
counties, and contains about 900 square miles, .n area
greater than that of Rhode Island and about equal to
that of DclaW:lrce. 1t is compact in form and has for
its county seat in central position the magic city of
Great Falls, which in little than years has
grown into city of commanding Importance in Mon
t:,a Besides Great Falls there number of other
in the county-Sun River, Cascade, St. Clair,
Sand Coulce Belt and Gendenin being the principal
These all trade centers of greater less inn
portance, and in nearly every instance growing and
prosperous
No equal of Montana is better watered than is
Cascade county. The majestic Missouri sweeps through
the of the county and joined at Great Falls by
the beautiful Sun river, which flows down from the
Rocky Mountains through of the finest valleys in
the world. Other portions of the valley watcred
by streams like Deep creek, Belt creek, Otter creek
Box Elder, etc., that rise in the mountains and find their
way through productive valleys to the Missouri.
Observation-Disclosures growth and prosperity is
due in great to the variety of its
The territory does not depend upon either mining,
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01

stock growing agriculture alonc but the three unite
to insure its development and greatness Taken as a
separate division this is equally of Cascade county,
Its mining, stock raising and agriculture flourish does
the provcrbal bay tree, and that other handmade
OF progress manufacturing lend its aid to pro-
mote the growth and development of this section.
In the BELT mountains, within the confines of this
county, is of the richest mining districts in
Montana. railroad from Great Falls to this district
which will be completed early next season. will bring
it speedily to the front. Between Great Falls and the
Belt mountains lie the great coal fields of Cascade
county, covering of probably fifty by twenty
five miles, This coal vein is being worked various
points, and on an extensive scale Sand Couee, and
has proven to be the best coal yet mined in Montana
and will be an apowerful factor in promoting the
progress not only of this favored region but of the ter.
ritory at large.
Cascade county has likewise numerous locks and
herds, and is favorte field for the hertlsman flock
master and stock farmer This is we'll illustrated by
the fact that during the of 1885, the first since
the completion of the Manitoba railroad into the county,
not less than 5000 prime becvcs and 600 mutton have
been shipped from the Great Falls stock yards During
the wool season this year 100000 pounds of the cccv
product shipped from the immense wool ware
house of the Manitoba Railroad company at Great Falls
In agriculture Cascade will lead all the counties of
at present we'll settled but its rich bench lands promise
to become famous for the production of 6 No. hare"
wheat, we'll all other grains. During the past
two three years hundreds of of these lands
have been in wheat with the satisfactory
Suits Not only is the yield very large, but in quality
the wheat grown is equal if not superior the best
No. | hard of Dakota and Minnesota 1t is now a set
tied fact and theory that certain immense of
these bench lands will produce without irrigation good
crops of wheat and other grains, and that they will
be extensively appropriated for that purpose
not be doubted Speaking of these very lands, Colonel
Broadwater, president of the Montana Central rairoad
recently said to s. believe the country between
here Great Falls and the Belt mountains, following
the foothills of that range all the way from Cascade
around to the head of Otter creek be fine and fer
tile region be found in the northwest 1t is an
empire in extent and Of these days will sustain
large population. If were in quest of ranch now,
for either farming daryng stock growing, would
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

Takes His One Tsdas His Deputles
and Assistants.

utiH "rntn nlHAt~
Spec.al Revenue Agent Day has
been engaged for a day 81 two .n set
ting with Collector Davis. and every
thing IS noW readiness for nra
The Office over 81 Nr. siefetoc.
change wll o. made before husacs.
hours, 50 SIS 80 begin the day undof lAe
ncw administration.
For hs bead c..rk Mr. Stckeioe has
chosen James g.. Smith. whose long scr-
wee and recognized abilities admirably
fit bim for the position. There are two
divisions in ihc district under the uew
order of thing, recently established ify
tine Treasury Department For the
southern district, comprising twelve
counties. Oceana, MusEogon, DuaA,a.
Kent, Ai.ccau. Barry. Baton, Nauhu-
ron. Kalamazoo, Bcrrcn Hass and 81.
Joseph. thc uew deputy j.
Col. %. Zach Alduch, of tassop0is.
col. tlGucA is 81. years o.a. WAS born
JOB Niagara county. Atw y ork. worked
as "a Young man in Now ofk city as a
mechanic. came % Michigan n 1850
and went 10 tlc front with the Nne-
tscnih Michigan Infantry m 1852 AH
injury. WHICH ruined thc gnt al his
rCht eNt, finally compelled hm t00ut
tae service. and fe returned 50 tafs
county 90 Cng.G. ID business. and Als
mad. that ll- homo SINCE. Tic has
oetu engaged lu mercantile and manu-
fartIT HC luI. I.ts tt.I -lrcN. taff NuDu
tnc people demanded n- services m
oHoa. u0.tou. u H s.cff of hIs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

Il - ~ s.- sftl.s 81 .lFs rs-trl s1Au t1s
g. aeF e.a l.at sor aC1 Ia ea-s g
sl a.. sLe ls..-. S. aers lara cgnes $3.50
So - estaH e.eaat4. ear-
r1r ...tr -.esnf. 1855
rIatui at1 lt L. 1903 81 f~FF--1
Nsaess gre.lfe 20 ID Dett iff
80 -alou. enc tEae M
Nu. fFes -, 81 s.. .tl-laar -aef IS
81 s.,-at. .raos some t.-. fake
fsa salI.u. f.s e>- s.. csss Il sa..a
a eralr.sfr rrot.l~.te sh-a 4-i inie
caaaa nl b. Ee ~
eo.r rr.sI oae a-l-af ... ISL etA
49, lt.l.aa Il fn.nie. atels. tte
otlsls are ralsin- .l. tslt. - ppaa
it. ealllax. ..r.s- ar Ltul.t> 'et
t.. 8ra. esec.irea ls.le aal clr pH-
t.e -..sfe f.r- - t.s lr-s eat Ga lil7 Ae
4 ne fas .esr.. ....4fa. Have ton s.-
.f~sn .ezs lee. o1.- anc l- 81. -i ia- A
diameter. ..r- -.ae of escA Galtvl.ea 50 As
H. support utensils. LAY these KS To-
srtnrr az enc END sud about iaol apart
etth- other. making marrow r, Win
TIE 14tts1ed sides upperulest Sla the open
end of the n 20 Niudws4d Between these
loa~ start sanr arr With paper. spsutels
81 dfy wood aha dry twl.s Aud u tie
NY nave a nl~ntitul suppi, of matches.
non me fancy '.uarlof" VARIETY tbe heads
80 which h-conr Sofr IN damn weather.
hnr -tnt,t oId fashioned ..brirlsf0uen ones.
ana keen them Ia 4 strong .l,~s 1ar o. tan
csn win awst-r-ti. .u.s crs.s car, Oulvfeed
vour re - fast a. tie fuel IL con
sumed brightly. and increase gradually
ia. size Of The sticks Won pur on
Il. using dry hard wood If OBJ
tainable. and ia a little while YOU Will have
Pile OF clear glowing Goals. Not until
then viii your fire be fit for cooking over.
While IL Is reaching this point. you insY
proftaLly busy yourself with planting
firmly in the grounc. -av eight or nine
feet aDart. inastr.ight line with tie lonai-
tudinal centre Of your Y couple Of strong
posts, forked AZ the top. supporting
straight pole between them al such n
height that when yourS shaped iron hook.
are placed upon II, the pots hung on then
will be slmc-t down TO the logs When
your fire l. good. each dish cooked over
the Goals may. when done. be set on one Of
the logs 10 keep warm until all are com
pleted. The apex 0f the Is good sale
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
THE COURT RECORD.

Henry Cam, dlsordcrly; not
guilty; discharged. George Washing
ION. drunk and disorderly; discharged
Peter Edwards, drums. discharged.
Hans +. Fitting. bar open Sunday.
adjourned July 20. John T.. Hucho-.
-aloon open sunday. adjourned july
26. Thomas CDnloy. assault and bat
terv: discharged. lia 1rpp. assault
and battery; adjourned Ju.v25. Arie-
mus c. Amber, Nm. Corhett and ~.
T. shepherd, conspiracy 10 do'mrd.
adjourned July 80. GeoreeW Carpen-
tor, breach OF the peace. adjourned
July -. John Pausto and /. Nlymev-
.r. assault and battery: ADJOURNED July
IS. John Mcnsrie. assault and bat
terry; paid $500. George IS. Carpenter
assault aa3 battery. aliourned July ~.
~rfrIar The PC.p.evs. Frank II.
iitia. |o.a aH after honrs, hearing
upon f.n fral. verdict sci
ar a-ts urn trN a.t,d