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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
The DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR
CONGRESS.


a writer. signing himself Demo
craft i'm this mornings REGISTER
while c>pousing the cause Of Col. DAN
Johnson. unwittiugly makes a strong
point for Mr. PENDIEroN's rc-nomina-
tion when he asserts that Mr.. ArSlN-
sox will not Doe the nominee Of the Re
publicap. Assuming that Democrat
is correct. then it takes mighty little
perreption 90 understand why Mr.. Ar
klNsoN is 90 Doe turned down. The child
who runs may read, that il is because
he cannot De elected. Furthermore
his party knows he never was elected
and be is now filling seat, by VIZ
the of Car REEDS mandate that be-
longs TO Mr.. PENDLEroN. Hence, the
conclusion is overwhelmingly convinc-
ing that Mr. PENpLEroN has claims
upon the party which ought not 70 De
ignored. II hc has been robbed OF his
seat. and who believes that he has not
what ingratitude 10 would Or 10 deny
him the privilege Of fighting the battle
over again. 10 say nothing Of the poor
politics of turning him down.
The REGISrEE has great respect ana
regard for an the gentlemen named IN
connection with the nomination. They
are all deserving and well qualified and
as "a rule the REGISTER does not DIS
criminate between aSpirants FOR the
nomination. But this is most extra
ordinary case ir which 10 seems there Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
WHERE Arr Yor. NEremnoR.

Where stands the esteemed itclii-
qcpccr ON the Blaine question?
10 warmly endorses his reciprocity
scheme. which discmbowels the McHin-
ley tariff bin, measure which BLAINE
denouuccs with vigor hardly eQuallcd
in the ranks Of Tariff Reform. And it
Just as warmly endorses the Mckinley
Din. The other day it remarked spite
fully. appropos of the Secretary having
dealt the administration another one in
the nccl. "If Mr. BLAINE wants 20 get
out of the Cabinet. he knows the way
doesn't hep"
Yesterday 10 again Hoped aud en-
dorsed Mr.. BLAINE'~ reciprocity scheme
and wound up by declaring
And If the stand Mr. Blaine has taken
were % make him President Of the I nlted
States that would be nothing more than
putting into the first place in the gitt OF
the people the first American of his day.
These are rather bewildering gyra-
tious-backwar and forward Somer-
Saults and astonishing fcatS Of coutor-
ton. What the witnesses OF this per
formancc would like TO know is: Where
is the Mielligsneer ON the Blaine Ques-
tion? Does it love BLAINE or does II
love McKiNLEY2 Is &c ON its head OF
its feet. or ON the weightest part of MS
anatomy. or ON am three az once'
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Hon. W. Scott for Congress.

10 ne Eiil0r the Register:
TRIADELPHIA, w. VA. July 26.-SiE:
As Tariff Reform" and return to the
principles OF the fathers of the Repub-
lie. appears to be the watchword with
all true Democrats, and there being a
question as to whom the party shall
bring forward as a candidate for Con-
greSS i'm this district ON this platform,
permit me TO propose candidate. W.
Scott was born and raised here. lie
was secretary of Democratic club in
Triadclphia when fifteen years old, of
which club Mr.. Good. father of the late
Hon. j. Hanson Good, was President.
When admitted to the bar Mr. Scott
located i'm Doddridge county and was
twice elected Prosecuting Attorney OF
that county as a Democrat. although
the county is strongly Republican. He
is now leading member of the bar az
ClarkSburg. He believes in Democratic
principles as taught by Jefferson and
Cleveland. and hence in tariff reform.
lie would run well at his old home here.
and | am Informed would carry bod
bridge county and be a very strong can
didatc i'm Harrison. Why not nominate
him for Congress? LESS TAXATION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

but one broad and straight path TO fol-
low, If the party wishes to maintain
harmony and promote success. To the
REGISTER mind it would be the poorest
kind Of politics TO give the nomination
this time to any other candidate than
the man from whom the seat has been
bodily stolen. And this statement APP
plies 70 every district in the State where
the same conditions prevail.
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THE FIRST DISTRICT NOMINATION.
Correspondent who Thinks Col. d. d.
johnson should Have II.
CAMERON, ". VA. July -, 1890.
r., "a. L-g;so.or RI psos.f.r

CAMERON, W A. July - lo'u'
To tie Editor Of me Register.
SIR:-In your Issue Of July 2lth ap-
pears an article written by observer,
in which he states that the Democracy
of the First district owe 10 Mr.. Pendle-
ton the nomination for Congress
Thinking that probably the article
might be misleading, l have attempted
few words OF reply:
First OF all, the Democracy did not owe
the nomination 70 Mr.. PendletOn wher
he received it at the hands of the con
yention of 1855. There was one man
before the convention 10 whom it did
owe the nomination. and that man was
Col. ID. d. Johnson. He is man whose
Democracy is iire-teSted, and whose
ability and integrity are Of the highest
orGer.
Again, We might say that should th,
Republican party nominate Mr.. Atkin-
son. then Mr. PendlctOn would have
good grounds for asking for a nominal
ton. But the Republicans do not in
tend to nominate Wesley. His light has
been placed beneath some other mans
OM>Htas MI tuulfANlAf w AAN'N q" - o.
"a gentleman and worthy, but let promo
ton come in its order, unless some bar
rier appears in our path.
Col. johnson has been entitled 20 not
only nomination but an election for
twenty years. lie preached Democracy
when it meant opposition and bad treat
ment from every quarter, apd he ac-
ceptcd empty honors always for the
sake of keeping up the organization OF
the party of the people and securing to
our pOSterity a land OF freedom and
justice.
Not one OF the men of to-day who are
asking for the nomination would be
cast aside as often As the Colonel and
then always come mp and spend his time
and money for the success OF the party
as he does. We find him always In line
ready to support the nominee.
There is but one road for the party
to travel this year, and that is by the
johnson route.
Letthe people of the district waken
up and give the nomination to Col.
johnson. the only man TO whom they
owe it,. "DEMoCRAr.'
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CALL OF THE
Democratic Executive Committee
or Ohio County for District Mass
Meetings to Elect Delegates 10
the State and Congressional
Conventions.

Alta MEETING OF THE OHIO COUNTY
~ Democratic Executive Committee on july
18th. 1890 10 was ordered that there be held IN
the several Districts of the county. on SATUR-
DAY. AUGUST 81. Mass Meetings for the put'
pose of eiccting Five Delegates rom each DIS
rict 20 represent the County IN the State Con
vention at Grafton. ON AUGUST 18th. ana FIVE
Delegates from each District 20 represent
the County i'm the Congressional Convention
the timc and place of the last named conNen-
ton To ho hereafter fixed, and that such meet
mss shall convene al 5 o'clock p. m, IN the City
Districts. aud o'clock p. IN. IN the Country
Districts. and 40 the following places;
Washington DistFict-No. gu Main street.
Madison Dlstrict-Second Ward Market House.
Clay District-Squire ". Ii. Davis Office.
Union District-Police Court Room.
Centre DiStrict-tilau's Hall
Webster District-DemOcratic Club Room.
Richie District-Kuoke's Hall.
Liberty District-West Liberty.
Richland District-Brick School House.
Triadelphia District-Elm Grove Town Hall.
A. \. FRANIHElM. Chairman.
GEO. 5. OTrE, Secretary.
jY9123 = . -, O,3laul2
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\ Neat Little Dodge.

President Harrison has made an ingc-
niouS escape from the Cape May cottage
scandal by giving cut to the party or
ganS that he has paid $4,000 for the
house. We congratulate the President.
The next thing after making blunder
Is to convince everybody that it was nc
blunder at all and only business trans
action. Mrs. Harrison has our Sympa-
thieS. for if her husband really did pay
that $4,000 her feelings must have
been indescribable.
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A CheerX XieM.


The Force Bill. if finally passed. will
not seriously affect the South. The
politicians who are willing to forget
every other interest of the people To
talk about this bill will find that there
is no greater need of alarm. 1t will
hurt the North as much rs it will the
south. Keep your shirts on and let
your hair grow. gentlemen. and give the
immediate needs of the people more at
tcntiOn.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Manhattan Club had most enloya
BILE picnic at Lewis Cooks Grove on sun
day The ladies especially distinguished
themselves by providing Il very tempting
spread There was a variety of entertain
ment. prominent among which were piano
selections by Miss Emma Cook Other:
who contributed pleasing melody were
Fred. Crago, VIII Kuhn, Gus Clark, Mar
tin Roegarber and Charlie Nose.
Sunday the congregation at the Firs
PRESBYTERIAN Church was treated TO fine
descriptive sermon by Rev. G. &. Hayes
who eutertainingly talked on the scenes il
the Holy Land which he had just visited
IL was a rich treat for all present. The
church will be closed next Sunday.
The first funeral train in this section wa:
that which on Sunday bore the remains o
George Bartholomew over the c.. l.. y w
10 Linwood cemetery. The deceased haC
been connected with the road and the man
agement kindly provided transportation
The funeral was largely attended.
The Amalgamated scale, which has beer
pending at the Standard works, was signe'
Yesterday noon by the company, and the
mill. aftera series Of repairs, again started
up this morning.
Last evening Miss Bessie Fogle gave an
enjoyable party in which many OF ne
friends participated The affair was il
honor of her guest, Miss Weikart, of Ali
ance, Ohio.
Oswald Schick, the genialnewsdealer an'
barber. is home from a vacation in Lewis
vile. In the meantime l.. Il. Fink secure'
for him a very handsome turnout.
One of Bridgeport's charming young
ladies and a young gentleman from
ueighboring town arc to be happily uniteC
to-day.
The Daisy Fishing Club, composed o
some Of the foremost citizens, has ono
more returned to the busy haunts of men
The many friends Of Mrs. DR. Fishe
will be pleased to learn that she is rapi d.
improving.
Nicholas Kuhn and Lawrence Heinlei
have gone to Cleveland TO take in The
races.
Miss Lulu Tuttle of West Wheeling.
suffering from an attack Of typhoid fever
There is noticeable Improvement in In
condition Of Mrs. b. NJ. Caldwell
James O Howells and f. Howser are Wis
iting in Cadiz for two weeks.
Harry Cook has just returned from
pleasant visit to Cleveland.
Mr. DR.. Wagner is confined to the nous
with sickness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

PARKERSnrG, W. Va, July GA day
or two since John Fielding, a farmer in
Clay county, while picking black6erries
was bitten on the ankle by rattle snake
which was coiled up under a bush. Field
ing was about half a mile from his
home. and before he got there his
foot and leg Swelled terribly. The or
binary antidOtes used in the country Were
applied, but without avail The man died
in great agony seven hours after having
been bitten.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

WARNER MILLER, who fen outside
the breaStworks, has got ON his feet
iong enough 20 remark: Yes, Mr.. HAIR
EI~oN viii leave the White House I'm
ls93,with less Individuality than RUTH
EEFoEp Il. HAYES"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

DoN'r get excited over the Behring
hubbub. As we have remarked, it will
amount 90 nothing. The United States
know their rights. The incompetency
ot Mr.. BLAINE and Lord SALISBURY
in handling matter may "miN those
babies up" but Uncle sam knows which
is Lis M clancn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

NEGOTIATIONS We're begun yesterday
for the transfer of the City Of Wheel
ing % the visiting Turner's. The deal
viii Dee completed to-day Welcome To
it, good friends, welcome The city is
YOURS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

There Is not section or a line In the
entire Mckinley bill that viii open a mar
ket for another bushel OF wheat or an
other barrel of Pork.''-Fr0ai James O.
Bgins's Letter 20 SENATOR FRYE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

To DATE 226.OO0 persons have applied
for pensions under the new act passed
about month ago. They will an get
whatever they call for.
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OmOCOUNTYDEMOCRATICTICKET

FOR HOUSE or DELEGATES.
A. d. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN CCRCORAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
foE CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

LET Us DO OUR OWN REGISTRA
rION. OUR OWN COUNTING. OUR OWN
COMPLICATION Speaker Rsers Puts
lura Il-lr...
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL

SISTERS OF THE NlSlTATlONl
4 school of more than national r"pui1f
offers exceptional advantages for ihNruu''
cation of Young ladies boa 800 department
brary OF six thousand Volume. ] ihr
sophicul Ch,micalaud Astronomical 1921
Musical department specially noted. t.
Piano Teachers trained hy lrldIur Yr...
from Conservatory 81 Sfui-trt AnrIl r.
according Gao the method of thr oII italian
t.r,. Location uu~urll--,4 fer h'.-'.
health. Tea acre. of pl,I-ar. ground
excellent
For Catalogues. and rrf' d.nr'- o. patton.
all the principal cities, addrr.,
SEPT THE DlKECfEir.
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Natural Query.

I'm afraid. Johnny" said the sun
day school teacher rather severely.
that l will never meet you in heaven.
"Why? What you been dom now?
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For Rent.

DOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT .-
l. room No. 1873 west side Main .'i,., 'il
q %eIms feas a: ne S'' 81 ae 81
Inquire OF VI. REILLY, 1879 Main n r.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

SPEAKING of the new silver bill, Il
may say this. however, says a CORE
,poudcnt Of subsidized Republican
organ. quoted by the hliciiigcpccr,
''that the Secretary Will meet every de-
mand for gold as long as he has a dol
lars worth left that ne can use for that
purpose. This would Dee somewhat
encouraging 90 the general public. were
70 not for tine generally known fact that
instead of the immense surplus which
was left in the United states Treasury
40 the close of GROVER CLEvEIANp'S
torn. the present Indications are that
the American people will shortly have
q Treasury deficit OF Sl5o.ooo.ooO TO
wrestlc with. That is Republican rule
let loose for Won.
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11rnpnauls.
PROPOSALS.

S,EALEDPRoPOsALSW WILLIE RECEl'
y until
pO'CLOCk soon. JULY @gfh
for ihr erection ol thc City Building n
wood Marshall county ". Va plan.
specifications can boz >~ru 900 the MAYOR
4 bond OF 800 will Doe required OF th. -.
ul bidder for the faithful Performance
contract The right fo reject amy nr HI.
reserved hy the committee.
Addrcs, all bids 10
JAMES g.. BARR
Chairman OF Comm
fvlGf 49, 2t.2G2g
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GEO. j. MATHISON.
Stocks. Bonds and Real Estate For MI

STOCKS AND BONDS.
Il Shares Wheeling lee and Stor-
- Shares Hobbs Glas, Company.
Is shares Wheeling and Belmont D.
u Shares Belmont Nall Company.
100 CITY Bond 4is-lSSi-lJ3J.
- Share, la Belle Iron Company
REAL ESTATE-rhe south one.aa. D.
No. -. on y. Main St, opposite &. un..
Leighton residence on Chapliue 81 d..
f.2and 3 on y. Front St, Giichri,t .I.
Chapline 81. Building Lot. House
y. Main ST. Two One-Acre lots af o.
wood. House and Lot if23 Jacob ST.
THOS. O'BRlEN, Secretary N.IIlE
Real Estate aud Stock lirI.rr
Oace. Room No. !. Reilly kli.l.-
Market Street, MheeUug N t.
Telephone $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

WANTED GIRLS GENERAL HOUSE
w work: also. Waiter Chambermaids, Lam
drv, Upstairs Girl. also Boy sixteen years. IN
PLOYMENT OFFICE. 1914 Market 81. ly2lh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

ME. g.. w. ATKINSON has returned 90
Washington, and he says he docs not
want 20 remain IN Congress" The
REGIsrEE has mo- intention To put pep
per in Mr. As wounds by referring TO
sour grapes: AN We desire To say is that
10 is now iu order for the 2. o. p.
OF the First district 20 trot out its
nag. Whom will il bc-GoFF-lIUB-
nAEpe Settle ON your fayorite, gentle
men. Trot ont your best. Your judg-
ment was at fault the last time. which
&; now acknowledged 10y the nag itself,
but try 70 make APP for it. Put mp the
best YOU have in the stable. Try al
least 90 make the race interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

DIED.
KAUFFMAN-At Bridgeport, Ohio Monday
morning July - 1891. az 8 o'clock o. m. Al
PHAEErrA ZANE, wife OF Charles ii. hAuHh'u'
aged % years. months and days.
Funeral from heg late residence in Kirkwood,
Wednesday afternoon At O'Clock. lntermen'
al Weeks cemetery. Friends invited.
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WANTED TO BUY-TWO GOOD, STRONG
w Nules suitable for Tunnel work. Call at
a5aO Chapline street. PAIGE, CAREY y co.
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
i or without board. suitable Tor TWO young
men. Call at No al Main Street. ly2Idqer
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U11pEr1Nc DATy REGISTER TUESDAY, JULY g. 1890
1lr,u advertisements.

uvANTED-A RELIABLE BAKER. Apply
w at REGISTER office. lS-'h
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Ct, MAAYS FEMALE SEMINARY

[ lst. Mary's city. Md. Commence De-
year Oct. J. Instruction thorough.
moderate. Adirc,, the Principal MISS I.
THOMAS. Nl5rtAIN
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For Sale.

nor SALE-A SMALL STOCK orl...
Il also Horse and Wagon Thi, ''il
ing business for ans one with % .,...
will trade for real estate out of fI
dress -. NJ. care this oflic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

The active Democrats of Summers
county have set good example to their
brethren i'm the State. At present they
have Democratic clubs organized as fol-
lows: Hinton, Geo. w. Lilly, president;
Jumping Branch. w. G.. Ryan. preSi-
dent; Pipe Stem, c. VI. Ball, president;
Forest Hill, :. X. Boudc, president;
TalcOtt. DR.. Ford, president, and Green
Salt district. w. j. Kirk, president.
With these clubs in good working order,
the Democrats of Summers should do
themselves proud next fall.
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N@NoTIoE.
Ia Ohio River NayigatOrs.

We are about 10 begin the erection Of pier
i'm the Ohio River for the Wheeling Bridge Co,
and for this purpose We shall on the 18th day
II July 1880, place in the River Coher Dam,
on the West side OF the channel about 800 ieei
below the Suspension Bridge al wheeling, ana
about 500 feet from the East shore 40 present
.tnce of water. JOLLY BROS,
{XDQ, Contractors.
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TERMS.
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DAILY, one day Ina the week . I 30
MEEhL1, one year. in advance - 1 =
WEEKLY, SIX months .......... 7S
DELIVERED By CARRIER.
DAILY, per week 20 be paid weekly. Is
DAILY and SUNDAY, per week .... "A
4ne DAtLN viii be- delivered by carrier la
any other city or town al. ........ Il
eing.e Copies OF DAILY or WEEKLY. 5
~ tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
80 cents per incn.
~ CORRESPONDENCE CONTAINING INFORMANT
NEWS SOLICITED PROM EVERY PART OF THE SUB
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
REJECTED communications win not BE- returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
stamps Of the denomination % two cents and
le>. accepted for amounts less than one dollar
M hkGLSIE .R, embracing ~ ssusrGi EDITIONS
% entered az ne P0s'0mcs u Whseling. ~. "a.
p second class matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

Lieut.. James L. Wilson has been de-
tailed TO Supcrintend the work Of dis
tributing food 10 the flood sufferers
along the lower Mississippi. He is now
stationed az Jackson Barracks, New Or
leans. and his work is in Mississippi,
Louisiana and Arkansas. Lieut.. VIII
son is a West Nirginian, and was form
erly professor of mathematics and COM
mandant of the cadet corps at the State
University.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

Under the caption Robbery in Lewis
County the Kingwood AIyltS calls at
tentiOn 10 the fact that the salaries Of
the school teachers in Court House dis
trict Of Lewis county range from SIS
per month for a holder OF a No. 3 certi-
iicate TO SD per month for a holder Of a
No. /. Robbery is rather a strong
term. Lewis is farmers county, and
under the Reed. Harrison, Quay diSpen-
SatiOn the farmers should be- mighty
thankful il they can keep the patches
i'm their Sunday trousers. The farmers
Of the country can't support horde of
protected miiliOnaireS, and pay good
prices for school teachers at the same
time.
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educational.

CTAUNTON Military Academy f.- young
- and boys For ili Il catalogue. alir'-.>
ton Military academy, Siauufou. H..
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Rev. A. Il. Rohrbaugh, of Buckhan-
non. has a prize essay in the August
number of Bclford'S Magazine on pro-
hibition. He was awarded first prize
PGrkcrSblug Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

Col. T. II. b. StaggerS, of Fairmont,
otherwise known As the "White Fox of
the Mouongahela, is announced As a
Republican candidate for Congress in
the Second District. Col. Stagger'S
Congressional aspirations seem 10 bloom
perennially About this time Of the
year they always blossom forth in YER
daucy and beauty. but the bliStering
blasts Of August are more fatal to them
than croSS-eycd COW to a cabbage
patch
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALF
Wheeling Island.

w ACCAAhfS AoAh1us
Three Room Frame House on li.-.-...
pantry and cellar, Dot ;0Xl2D i"nf. ..-.
sl.2O.
No. 20 Zane street, 10 rooms. Do. i,.s.
$3.50.
Five Room Frame House northeast c.-r....
land and y. York street
No. l37 ;. Broadway. room house.
Six Room Frame House on y. From. .f-..
No. - New Jersey S., 9 rooms. Frame
Three Frame Houses, southwest cora.-
and Broadway
No. ~ Maryland 81 . Z rooms. lot G0Ai3I
Lots on South Penn street.
Lots on South Elm street.
Fine Lot on " Front street. J0Xli3 'rof ...
No. l25 5 broadway. iot 5Oxl20 feet
ALSO
No. 2Sl7 Eon street, rooms, stab.
S9G00
No. 6l5.Main street. 5 Rooms. brick
H. $3.50.
No. 1910 Byron street. Brick. six rooms
No. ~ Eleventh street, Brick. six rOOM-
No. 2f2s Chapline So. six rooms and >f.-
No. $50 Twelfth ST.. room,. lot dJNlau ...
Nos l32 and l32i, Sixteenth S.. l0t 'uAfs
EINEllARI a TATIN
jy2sh 1874 Market S'r..
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MONT VERNON INSTITUTE

10 Mt. Vernon Place. Baltimore WI.
NRS.JULIA r. TUTN lLERand MRS .|
VI CABELL RUST Principals Boar
Day school for Young Ladie, and Lit Nf
Boarding pupils limited to - Er.op"ns >'
fVfgr ThA Nuf-rh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

The Gilmer county papers, the sigma
and BpnRcr, are out in strong language
endorsing the action of the Lewis Coun'
ty Democracy in instructing for thu
Hon. w. +. Lively for GongreSS.-WcS-
ton D0mocTUf.