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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26
SWIFT SrEcFrc Co. Atlanta Ca
TO do all the washing of the town. This i.
our first Chinese laundry.

TO do all the washing of the town This is
our first Chinese laundry.
There is quite a number of citizens at ST.
| Clairsville to-day as witnesses in the trial
Of the NorthwOOd Glass Co Us. Mrs. Dock
Brindley
w. s. Campbell general agent of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad at Pittsburg,
Pa, was in the city yesterday on business.
Shot guns seem to be in demand at
present. No doubt but there will be quite
a number Of rabbits slaughtered to-mor-
row.
To-day will be observed in the public
schools as holiday. as IL is the anniver-
sary Of the birth Of Wendell Phillips.
The fare on the Climax will be Il trips
/ for 80 cents, making it % cents each way,
the same rates as the Union bridge.
The books Of the Library Association
will be auctioned off to-day at one O'Clock
/ In Commercial Hall.
I 5. Z. Tilton, OF NorwalK, and c. L.
Foote, OF Jackson. Mich, are registered AT
the haywood.
| The Misses Paxton, OF Smi,hield, o.,
are in the city, the guests of Mrs. Joseph
/ inc Paxton.
/ J. N. Lessick, attorney for the w. & L.
Z. Railroad, was in the city yesterday on
I business.
They have taken the large wine casks
out Of the cellar of the building of the Ohio
/ Wine Co.
Louis L. Scheele will receive large lot
Of poultry for Thanksgiving. Send in your
orders.
VIM Prince is in Pittsburg on business.
I He Will return this morning.
The Laughlin mill will be off the rest of
the week after today.
VIM Paden has accepted a position on
the ferry boat as pilot.
Mrs. Ben Phillips was taken seriously
sick Monday night.
John Carson, of Broadway street, is not
expected TO live.
John Kyne has been indisposed for the
I past week or so.
"Casey's Troubles will be at the Opera
House tonight.
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Thursday, December Ith. 1890,
Special Commissioners Sale
Or
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
August Rolf and others

" In Chancery
wilhelmine Rolf and others
DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VEST
ID ed In him by decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio County, West Virginia, made ana en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the 81 day
OF November. A. ID. 1870, tie undersigned
Spe .inl Conmissio will sell Mt public auc-
tion at the front door Of the Court House Of
said Ohio county, on
Saturday, tho 18th Day of Decem-
Der, A. %. 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. m. the following
described two parcels OF real estate. that Is to
say:
First The South one-third OF Lot No a. IN
Chapline and Eoifs addition to the City of
Wheeling, in the County Of Ohio, and State Of
West Virginia, fronting twenty-five (S2D feet ON
Main street aud running back the same width
| TO an alley. Being the same property conveyed
to August Rolf in his lifetime by John Goshorn
by deed dated the Ssh day Of April. \. ID. 1859.
and recorded In the Office OF the Clerk of the
County Court OF said Ohio county, in Deed Book
No ~. page 20. And
Second Lot numbered fifteen (No. ~ IN
Square No. Is as designated on the map OF the
subdivisions OF the Joseph Caldwell estate and
additions therefrom to the City OF Wheeling.
county OF Ohio, ard State OF West Virginia.
being the same property conveyed TO August
Rolf in his lifetime by Christian kleiner and
wife by deed dated the 10th day OF August, \.
| d. 1871 and recorded in the Office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court OF said Ohio county, In
Deed Book No 62. pages 2ss and 2s9. Said last
mentioned parcel. Lot No. IL, will be offered rs
a whole and ia two parts
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third, or as much
more as the purchaser may elect TO pay, cash on
day of sale, the balance, II any, in two equal
| instalments. payable in six and twelve months
respectively from the day OF sale with interest
from that day, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to the
property to be retained until the notes are paid
| In full LOUIS i. STIFEL,
Special Commissioner.
WV. HALLER. Auctioneer.
/ hereby certify that the said Special Commits.
sioner has given bond as required by law and
the decree entered In the above entitled cause.
noI3i JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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until was seventeen years old, and one day IN
January. 1872 read an account ia the Tribune
of vour CurlCURA RENEDMs 10 described my
case So exactly. that thought as "a last resort,
90 give them a trial when FIRST applied them
WAS AN raw and bleeding. from scratchiug my
self but ] went asleep almost immediately.
something had not done Tor years. the effec.
was So soothing lu about Two weeks could
stand straight but not walk. was So weak: bat
my sores were nearly we'll A. near as can
iud e. the CUTICUEA REMEDIES cured me Ia
about six Co. eight weeks, and up 90 this date
g. f from January. 1872 90 January, 1881, !
have not been sick in any way or have had The
least signs of che disease reappearing on me.
". J. MCDONALD.
8s32 Dearborn So, Chiceeo, III. June 90, s..
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There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the lvoD
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
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Aowis yc0r Bioode

lid malignant breaking cut on NY
.cS below The flcc. and w.s cured sound
aud val: With TWO and a hail bottles Of
5. $ :. Other blood medicines agd fail
81 g. DO ATE any good.
Wei c. beatty, YoiEviiie ) {.
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continually sitting Gu the
floor on 8 pillow, nay limbs
contracted so that | lost all
control OF them. and was ut
terly helpless. Ny mother
would have % lift me out
and into bed. I could get
around the house on my
hands and feet. but / could
not get'my clothes on sc all,
aud had 90 wear "a sort OF
dressing-eown. Ny hair had
Animated down or fallen OF,
aud ms head. face and ears
were one scab. The disease
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Epr Arnt.
DOR RENT.

DOR RENT.
IL The large brick residence on southeast
corner OF Main and Twenty-fourth streets, at
present occupied by Mrs. Caroline Norton, Con,
tains about thirteen good sized rooms, good yard
and outbuildngs Has all the modern conyeoi
erces and has Just been newly painted and
thoroughly repaired throughout Possession
given lst Of next April. For terms &C, appiS
10 NJ. REILLY, 1871 Main Street. hoisfa
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

CLERA'> OFFi,r.
BOARD ~ COMMISSIONERS.
WHEELING. w. Va. NOV. -. 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS RECEIVED
- at this Office until SATl RDAN. the 2gth day
OF November 100. Al o'clock D. ~. for ne
| following:
COAL.
For furnishing Mixed and Nut Coal a. may
be ordered by an Oyer>ecr ~ the Poor l,r Dl-
tricts North 81 Wheeling Greek. in "a, city ~
Wheeling not including the Island
| For furnishing Mixed and Nut Coal as may
be- ordered by an Oyrrserg ~ the Poor fOr ID.
tricts South Of Wheeling Creek, iu th' tii, uf
Wheeling.
For furnishing Mixed and Nut Coal 3D., ua,
be ordered by AN Oyersecr Of the Poor for o.
Island Seventh ward.
UNDERTAKING.
For furnishing Collins common .taiu,d.
| iIcarses. Hacks, Buggies. RoughnoAr- ans
Burial Robes n may be- ordered hy an Oyer>ser
Of the Poor, or the Superintendent of inhfmar,
Bidders must specify prices az Collins and
RoughboNes for persons under lud o,rg ~
years OF age.
MEDICINES.
For furnishing Medicines upon Prescription
OF County Physician for the Districts North 90
Wheeling Creek. including Island and Fulton
also. FOR Districts lying South OF Wheeling
Creek.
Druggists making bids must DO business u
the Districts FOR which they bid.
All the above bids TO be FOR the term ~ one
a year from date OF contract
The right being reserved 10 reject sny ~ all
bids. By order of Board.
HENRY II. PENDLEToN
nO25u Clerk
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DIED.

JOHNSON-Sunday evening. November g.
1897. 40 $50 o'clocS, WILLIAM JOHNSON. aged y
wears.
Funeral from hts late residence, No. - Eigh-
tccnth street, Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock Mass at Cathedral at O'Clock.
Friends OF family invited to attend. Inter
mcnt At Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Hrpppsnls.
PROPOSALS.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
OFFICE or ATTORNEY GENERA.
". Va. November y $50

CHARLESTON, ". Va. November l2.Is.pA
Sealed proposals will be- received AZ the Oslo
OF the Attorney-Gencra u the State Of We.
Virginia, at the City'of Charleston, ". Va. 10
I'll the thirtieth day after the fourth publicato
OF this advertisement for the publication ~ ti
West Virginia Reports FOR the term " 90
years and two months rom the second Wellr,
DAY IN January. 1891.
Blank proposals and samples IF To- WORK %
BE- done will be furnished To any applicant 81
this Office ALFRED CALDWELL
Attorney General and eX-Oflicio Reporter ~ 'l.
Supreme Court Of Appeals % Wei Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26

In THE IntcUg0ccr will call around
when we are less busy We will take
pleasure i'm making it acquainted with
tho Water Board
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Cuticura Remedies

Are sine only infaluble skin and Blood Purifiers.
Sold everywhere. Price CCriCCrA the great
skin Cure. SCI; CUrICCEA SoAr. an exquisite
Skiu puriler and Eeautidcr, pc. CUric IRA
gr-oLvESr. the new Blood Purifier. a. PIE
pared by thc POTTER DRUG AID CHEMICAL Cor
ruEArloN. Boston.
cleT-Scnd FOR How 90 Cure skin Diseases, 81
us.,es. 50 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26

A EEA,oNABrN sized way would DO
rbeapcr TO the country than the pres
emit national administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26

Cor. WM. f. Copy, more generally
known as buffalo Bill" is getting
large free lad" out of the Indian
troubles I'm the West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26

Tur New York Tribune wants the
force bill. Well. you can have t.. No
body else wants il.
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RiNEHART & TATUM,
M 1914 Market Street
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.

4 SSIGNEES SALE.
BY virtue OF deed OF assignment made b'
John II. Diehl TO me. dated on the 18th day o
October. 1870, and recorded in the Office Of n,
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county, W
Va. in Deed OF Trust Book 81 page 2i7, vii
sell at public auction at No. li5 Virginia street
IN Wheeling, ". Va, on
Thursday, December Ith. 1890,
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
personal property: One sewing machine. four
carpets. one sofa three marble top tables. one
book case one sidebeard, one wardrobe three
bedsteads springs and mattresses. one lounge,
one mirror, one rocker, fourteen chairs, one
cook stove one kitchen table one lot OF dishes,
one lot Of tinware. one washtub. one was aboard.
one-horse wagon and lot OF harness. Also. one
gold watch and chain, and all the book accounts
due the said John II. Dichl.
Terms OF Salc-Clsh.
no2Ii l. +. JONES. Assignee.
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TERMS

Single Copies OF DAlLf OK HHNN' ..'.
Ss~Tr.butes Of Respect aud Obituary Noiiee'
So cents per inch.
rSy-CoRREsPONDENcE CONTAINING INFORMANT
Tvs SOLICITED PROM EVERY PART oF TuE SUR
norSpISG COUNTRY.
Rejected communications VIII net oe returned
ua'o,. accompanied by sufficient postage.
Stamps Of the denomination OF TWO cents anu
,... accepted for amounts less than one dol-a-:
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HEAR the words Of the ''matchless Con
inferred at Philippi on the Sd, Of November
1slq and remember them. In TWO years
tin plate will be cheaper tham ever oc.Ulo
TODAY 10 make it."-TBaart's VALLEY star.
They are? Where? These words oil
rhe ..matchless Corr" We're uttered be-
fore the election. They are to be taken
I'm a Pickwickian sense now.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

6oxl4i feet on North Front St, west side. $3.50
5Oxl4S feet Oh North Front St., west side. DO
SOIl90 feet on South York ST., west side. GU
6OxlOO feet on South Elm St., west side. %o
3Oxl0O feet on South Elm St., west side. Az
SOxl0O feet on South Penn ST., east side. ~
25xli9 feet on North Wabash St, east side ga
SOxls0 feet ON South Huron St, east side. 81
42x6O feet cor. Huron and New Jersey SITS. GU
3Oxl2O feet on Fourteenth St., north side 2,io-
9Oxl9O feet on Fourteenth ST., north side. 2,JN
5Ox35O feet on Caldwelrs Run. 80. ........ 20
nv IGs1 feet on Wilson ST., 9th Ward ..... 100
iOOxlOO feet on McColloch St, Sth Ward. l,tt
liOx250 feet on National Road............. 2Ust
lOOxS50 feet in Pleasant Valley. .......... l,5t
10 Acres near Elm Grove ................. 3.U.
l5a Acres miles west OF Bridgeport o.. DO
a. Acres near Lorain. O................. Loo
IS Acres adjoining ST. Clairsyillc, o.. ',5U
Lots and improved property in Martins Ferry
Ohio.
RiNEHART & TATUM,
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Sale Of Elm Grove Coal Works,

State Of West Virginia, county OF Ohio. In
the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
James V. Chambers, trustee and in his own
right
vs..
Annie I Waddle eXecutrix OF W H. Waldle
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
y
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
he Wheeling Park Association Will be held Al
the Office Of the Board OF commissioners 9i
ohio County. Monday December I. 1870. at $50
. m, for the election OF a Board OF directors
10 serve for the ensuing year, and the tran>ac-
ton ~ such other business Is may be brought
before the meeting. -
A. REYMANS. Pres't.
CsNRAn Ulascu, Secretary. issS,e6, SlAdel
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1lrtr advertisements.

XJvANTFD-A YOUNG MAN AS WAiTElR
w in restaurant. Apply at BRUNsMiCh
HOTEL. nN"4
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Hem Advertisements.

~~-~------~-~-~~-~--'~--
NOTICE,
Those desiring % make a Handsome Christ
mas Present vii. do well 70 send IN their order
without delay fo- Portrait either IN on. Pas
tel or Cravon. The FAMOUS PASTEL a speci-
altv JOHN W. MILES.
ro,e.1rb Artist.
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Throat Diseases commenced with Cough,
Cold. or Sorc Throat "Br0irR'S BroHchiat ITo-
caes" give immediate relief. sold only "a bOrss.
price - cents
Evening journal., 1890-05-20
In the senate.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The senate re-
sumed consideration of the silver bill and
Mr. Dolph spoke at great length. He said
that international bimetalism was desir.
able, but that free coinage Of silver in the
United States without international agree
ment as TO the ratio of coinage between
silver and gold would result in gold beinl
either sent abroad to pay for the silver
which would flow here from all the world
or being boarded and withdrawn from cir
culation. He considered the plan Of the
secretary of the treasury to be less objec
tionable than any other proposed There
was no middle ground for the United
States. II had either to remain with tbs
countries that had a gold standard or joiI
with those that had silver standard HI
argued against the free coinage of silver a.
something that would stop the coinage O
gold; because no man, he said, would takI
to the mint to be coined metal that wa
worth 100 cents on the dollar if they coult
do as we'll with metal that was worth onl,
50 cents on the dollar.
Mr.. Teller asked him where silver bullioI
would be got at such low price. Mr.
Dolph replied that if legislation was to ad
vance the price of silver permanently, sill
yer would flow in from all over the world
What he had said in regard to the fre'
coinage of silver did not, of course, appll
to free coinage under an internationa
agreement establishing a ratio between
gold and silver. At the close OF Mr.
Dolph's speech, Mr.. Teller criticised som'
8pOints of it
Evening journal., 1890-05-20
The CIcrlss Ran the Bank.

ALBANY, May 2O-United States Bank
Examiner Groesbeck has made discoveries
in the bank defalcation case here that
almost place the former management Of
the bank in a criminal light It has come
to his knowledge that many OF the pass
books Of customers We're never written up
for from five TO seven years The directors
never examined the banks affairs or books,
and the clerks ran the affairs of the insti-
tuition to giit themselves. The former
cashier, a Mr.. Williams, was poor hnan-
cier and his tellers transacted nearly all
the business. 1t is asserted by the authori-
ties that II proper management had pre-
vailed the peculations of Whitney would
have been discovered years ago and before
they had reached over a few thousand dol
lars The amount OF the defalcation is now
put at sl3O,00O, OF which the bank has Sc
cured about $4,000. The bank IS 10 be inn
mediately reorganized.
Evening journal., 1890-05-20
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh Tips from tbs wIrea Careful
Gnllad.

Fresh Tips from this wlree Carefully
Culled.
The new Japanese cabinet has been
formed, the minister Of agriculture being
the late minister TO the United States
The Fassett committee resumed its in.
vestigation, and several witnesses, called
on behalf Of Mayor Grant, contrndicted
McCann's testimony.
Cornell university was beaten IN the
great Fiske will contest before the supreme
court
Ex-senator Charles w. Jones, Of Florida,
has been committed TO an asylum at De
troit
At Camden, n. j., locomotive struck a
street ear killing the driver, John G. Walls,
aud injuring several other people.
A number Of Germans at Newark, N. J
| claim TO have been swindled by an agent
who sold them European bonds on the Ia
stallment plan.
At Trenton the senate committee on rail-
roads and canals gave hearing on the bill
| 70 destroy the railroad relief fund Of The
| Pennsylvania company. The bill is backed
| it Is said, by the Brotherhood Of Railroad
| Trainmen and other railroadmen's organi
zations, who want 10 prevent the company
from forcing the employees 20 join the fund
Many OF the employees spoke against the
bill, saying they looked upon the relief
fund as a beneficial organization.
| Patrick Hynes, Of Greenport, NJ "
| treasurer Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber
mans, has disappeared after confessing Il
an embezzlement Of $500 of money be
longing to the order
Several Of the Liberal papers condemn
Mr. Gladstone's comparison OF the atrocl
ties perpetrated by Russian officials upoE
exiles in Siberia with the Mitchelstown
Ireland, affair The Standard says: "Wha
can be thought Of man who ia trying Il
persuade his countrymen that a confuse,
street riot can be classed with the deliberat
hogging of naked women and kindred bar
barities." The St. James Gazette say
that in making such comparison Mn
Gladstone showed himself an unstrippe,
and battered adventures, sticking at moth
| inc
Evening journal., 1890-05-20
70 Stop the slaughter Or miners.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 20. Robert
United Mine Workers of America, has
arrived here and entered eight suits foi
damages for loss of life in the Nottingham
cases against the Lehigh and Wilkesbarr,
Coal company Counsel has also been in
structed to bring criminal action against
the general and assistant superintendent
and bosses at the various mines for man
slaughter. The warrants are TO be ISSUED
in a few days. The long number Of acci
dents in the Wyoming coal fields has at
tracted the attention of the mine workers
organization and they are determined il
possible to put an end to the wholesal,
slaughter ia the mines.
Evening journal., 1890-05-20
THE WEEK IN CONGRESS.
The Bynum-Bayne Episode Disposed OF
MIR. Ca-iisle's Great Speech.

NaT. VI Aihlt1H 1ftbt rDettns
WAsHMGT, May 20.--When the house
waa called TO O4,.er every member was in
his seat, Mr.. Wilson's expected arraign-
ment Of Mr.. Baync being the cause of the
unusual promptness of the members.
Mr. Wilson arose to o question of priyi
lege and began his remarks His voice
was calm, though he showed nervousness
Hs started by telling OF his meeting with
a person named James Campbell, and
traced the subsequent events which led up
to Saturdays scene. Mr. Wilson then said
he would pause before proceeding TO let
the gentleman from Pennsylvania lMr.
Bayne) say whether or not he indorsed the
language in the latter part Of the letter
from Campbell in regard TO him (Wilson).
He did this in view Of the long service the
two had seen together in congress.
Amid a deep silence Col. Bayne arose.
He was extremely nervous, but managed
TO make a forcible and straightforward re.
ply, in which he said he believed the whole
difficulty grew out Of a misunderstanding
between Campbell, Bynum and Wilson,
and he regretted that he did not under.
stand the status Of the controversy at the
time he presented the letter on Saturday.
He sat down amid applause, and Mr.. Wal
of the gentleman from Pennsylvania, he
would not pursue the matter further. This
was greeted with great applause, and SO
the trouble ended a number Of Demo
Gratis rushed to Mr. Bynum, who sat in his
seat with half smile on his face during
the whole proceeding, and endeavored tc
induce him to make an apology, as Mr.
Bayne had explained, but the Indianian
refused
The house at once took up the tariff bill
in which number of changes were made
Mr. Carter's amendment placing lead or,
on the free list was rejected.
There will be an immense crowd at tn,
house side Of the capitol on Wednesday
when the tariff debate is to close, and ex
Speaker Carlisle is booked 10 make tn,
greatest speech of his life, as his friends
now refer to the forthcoming effort. Mr.
| Carlisle arranged during the general de
bate on the bill to close for the Democratic
side just before the final vote is taken
| Otherwise he would present his credential
and be sworn In as the successor to Senate
Beck MIR. Carlisle viii be given unlimite,
time, and his parting shot at the protec
tionists is expected to contain some advic
10 his side Of the house as 10 the course 4
be pursued in the future on the subject o
the tariff. II is believed that Senator Car
Isle will be given Senator Beck's place ol
the committee ON finance, where he viii
have an opportunity to continue his tarit
reform work, and when the bill comes be
fore the senate he will be looked to by hi
side Of the chamber as a leader in the dis
cussion.