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pd.bere is Mr.. HrnnARn acknowledg.

and'here is Mr.. HUBRAED acknowledge
ing it in so many plain words.
Verify. Mr. WILLIAM p. HUBBARD Is
unconsclously drifting back to the
Democratic idea. which he held so
firmly in the seventies that he was
then sent by the people to the cleo
toral college to east one of West Nir-
ginia's votes to elect Democratic Pres
ident.
BY the way, the htcuigenccr said yes
terday
If Mr.. Hubbard is making as many votes
for Mr.. PendletOn as the REGISTER says he
is. wouldn't il be fair for the Democratic
Committee to pay Mr.. Hubbard's travelling
expenses
Now, we really think that would be a
mighty good thing for the Democratic
Committee to do, if Mr.. HUBBARD would
consent to repeat his Burnsyille speech
all over the district.
But, TO return to that speech. Says
the IntelligmccI'S report
He referred to the idea OF farmer
owing money. What he produced under
the Republican theory, II he Wcrc protected,
would enable him TO pay off his debts.
Here is Mr. HUBBARD again right in
line with his old associates the Democ-
racy. The Republicans have been tell
Ing us right along and insisting on ii
that the farmer is protected and pros
porous under the high tariff, indeed
that the high tariff was for his benefit,
and here is Mr.. HUBBAID telling us that
the farmer is not protected and what
/ he produced under the Republican
theory, If he Ccrc projected, would
enable him to pay Of his debts. Mr..
HUBBARD acknowledges what every
other Republican Stumper has been
denying, namely that the farmer is in
debt under the Republican theory Of
tariff taxation, and that that theory thus
far has given him no protection. The
| fact that the farmer is not and cannot
be protected by a tariff is fact
that does not need demonstration, for the
farmer exports and sells in foreign mar
ketS and cannot be protected in the
home market from competition which
does not and cannot exist. The American
farmer supplies the markets OF the
world and there IS where the prices Of
his staple products are fixed. 1t is the
widest nonsense and the purest aud
smallest demagogy to talk to the
farmer about "protectihg" him by a
tariff against foreign competition. But
Just this wild nonsense and small
demagogy is what the Mckinley bill in
dulges in in raising the tariff on wheat,
for instance, when the American farmer
sells wheat to Europe,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-09
WHAT MIR. HUBBARD SAID.

Here is a slice from the MtcUiJcnccr'S
report Of the joint debate between Mr..
HUBBARD and Mr.. PENDLEroS at
Huntsville. W. Va. outlining Mr.. HUB
nARp's side Of the question:
He began explaining the Republican and
Democratic ideas of the tariff, which he
said was one of the leading questions OF
the campaign. The Republican idea of the
tariff. ne asserted. was for the protection OF
the producer. while the Demo cratic idea was
wholly for the protection OF the consumer.
He referred IN the idea OF the farmer
owing money. What he produced under
the Republican theory, II he were protect
ed. would enable him TO pay of his debts,
while If the Democrats had their way the
decrease in the price of the product, while
IL would not lessen the debt, leSsened the
product. so that eventually the farmer
would be driven 20 the wall.
Here Is Mr.. HUBBARD'S theory OF the
tariff
We should like Mr.. HUBBARD, or the
IntcI1cpccr, or any body else, to
explain on Republican principles
what Mr. HUEGAEp means We do not
mean To insiuuate that he did
not mean what he said. but We are as
tonished that Mr.. HUBRAEp, as a regu-
lar Republican candidate. should utter
such good Democratic doctrine as is
contained I'm his assertion. that the Re-
publican idea of the tariff is FOR the
protection Of the producer" and the
Democratic idea "for the protection OF
the consumer"
That is gospel truth. Everybody in
the United States is consumer. and
the Democrats propose to pro.ecteyery-
body ln the United States equally, and
not only a few rich monopolieS who
have already grown SO rich under the
Republican idea" that they could af-
ford in ISIS to buy the Presidency and
Congress.
What frank acknowledgment OF the
truth Of the democratic idea"-TariH
Reform to come from straight
out" Republican candidate who, in the
nominating convention, was 50 deeply
i'm love with the Mckinley bill that he
..wautcd To sit in Congress alongside OF
the mon who made it,
Everybody in the United StateS-and
the population according to the Porter
census is 64,0Oo,oOo-iS consumer.
How many Of them are protected pro-
ducers? Why, only few hundred
That the Democratic party aims to
protect everybody equally, showing
special fayors to none, and that the Re
publican party aims to protect only a
very few at the expense Of the very
many. is what we have been declaring
since this tariff discussion began. The
organs supporting Mr.. HUBBARD have
mn the time been furiouSly denying il,
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In yesterdays REGISTER We promised
10 publish in this mornings issue facts
and figures that were beyond dispute re-
gardiug the charge that protected
American manufacturers sell their goods
far cheaper iu foreign markets than they
do In Che home market.
The proof we present elsewhere Sthc
best in the world, because il consists
simply of Republication 90 these mauu-
facturers' own official price lists their
prices for the domestic market and
their prices for foreign markets.
The foreign price lists are carefully
guarded from home circulation, for obyi-
Gus reasons. The American farmer If he
got hold OF these foreign price lists
would naturally want TO know why
he is charged for American made agri-
cultural Implements from ten per cent.
to fifty per cent. more than the foreign
farmer is charged for the same inn
Elements. A very natural and perth
nent query ou his part. Now We
propose Co place these foreign price
lists I'm his hands and compare them
with the prices hc pays here i'm the
United States. and let him ask this
question Of the Republican stumperS
who will visit him this year. seeking his
vote iu behalf protection to American
industries"
Here is the answer which these Re
publicans stumpers wont give: IL Is
very simple. and consists Of the known
facts that about every branch Of indus
TRY I'm this country under the benehcient
influence of a tariff which has been all
most and now is absolutely
prohibitorv. is controlled 10y
In Trust. There is no
longer any such thing as home compe
tition and the tariff shuts ont foreign
competition. Thus is the American
consumer absolutely at the mercy of
the protected monopolies and must pay
their prices ordo without their goods.
But. when these poor "infaut" indus
tries have grown to such proportions that
the home market is not large enough for
them. they must sell abroad. There
they must sell without any "protec-
tion. in the free markets Of the world.
Then down 20 their prices from 10 TO
so per cent. below their home prices.
Yet they make a profit 40 these prices
mp they would not sell at them.
Any school boy can understand this
Vet these millionaire mouopoliSts ask
for protection" against competition
with the ..pauper" Industries of Europe
and al the same time their wares are
being sold Ga the markets Of these very
manner industries. and On some eases
having foreign tariff first They oawi
for more and more protection. and only
last week a bul passed by the Repro'i-
can Congress went into effect giving
them more protection" than they ever
had before by i4l per ccut~ making
the already cxorbitaut tariff now aoSo-
lutcly prohibi,ory.
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SHALL WEST VIRGINIA BE AFRICAN
IIEnn

That is the question that Is presented
20 the voters Of West Virginia TO be- am
swercd 40 the next election.
Tho scheme has been proposed by the
Republican National Committee. app
proved by Tine TWO acting Republican
congressman Of West Virginia, who are
parties Co &c. and by tine chief Rcpuoli-
can organ of the State, the Wheeling
IHcvMcucc-.
Here is distinct issue and am entire
liz new one. that must bc settled ia No
vcmbcr next
10 the voters of West Virginia are in
favor of thc proposed scheme 70 popu-
Date Tine State with negroes from the
..b'ack bc.t~ of the South, as advocated
bv Mr. e.. w ATKINSON, Mr.. c. Il.
SMru and the Htclgcpccr, let them
vote the Republican ticket aud so show
their wishes. lf they are not in favor
of it lct them vote against aud admins
ter % singing rebukc 90 tine party whose
National Committee propose it, aud
whose state managers, congressman
and organs endorse &C..
Mr.. G.. w. ATKINSON and tine ptc''i-
ocncrr dare to assume that the people
are SIN Ignorant chat they will believe
their explanations that this scheme OF
QUAY is only % philauthropic plan Tor
the benefit Of the State, 90 give it new
population. Every person possessed oil
any common sense knows this is false
and wholly false. 10 is scheme Of the
National Republican Committee TO de-
feat the will OF thc people Of those
States which they deem doubtful, West
Virginia. Indiana and Connecticut. and
carry those States for the Republican
ticket i'm spite OF the will OF the people,
and has mo- more Co DO with promoting
the prosperity Of these States than
Quay has to do with promoting the
prosperity Of Che Democratic party.
Very prosperous we would De- with this
proposed new population dumped ia
upon u.s. class OF people who would oe
transported hithcr like cattle, with
drivers over them, as so many head OF
Republican voters.
How do the workingmeu Of West Nir-
ginia ike the prospect Of this sort OF
competition iu their labors? Labor 10
tine mines aud ON the railroads is cheap
enough in West Virginia already and
while everybody with the interests oil
the State az heart viii welcome any ac-
cession of new and desirable citizens,
nobody rih nc interest of me state or Us
,clrknmacu ot heart will welcome the
proposed influx from the "biack belt
of the South.
The excitement and sensation which
the exposure Of this latest damnable
scheme of QUAY aud his associates have
brought forth is by mo- means confined
10 West Virginia. a.wituess the follow
ing from the New York World. which
was first To- unearth the scheme. The
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Order OF Publication.

The object of this suit is to obtain divorce
from the bonds OF matrlmony against said de-
PENDANT. And 1t appearing from AN affidavit
filed in this cause at these rules that the said
defendant. Gust Fink, is not a resident OF the
State Of West Virginia. and he not having been
served with process in this suit, on motion OF
complainant, by her solicitor, this order OF pub
LEGATION Is entered against him; and it Is ordered
that the SAID defendant j. required TO appeal
here within one month after the first publica
ton OF this order and do what is necessary tC
protect his interests. 1t Is further ordered that
this order be published and posted as required
by law
Witness. John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of our saij
Court. az the Court House Of said county. thu
Sih day of October 1870. to-wit: August Rules
1870. JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time October y. 1890.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
J. Il. SoNNERyILLE, Solicitor for Complainant
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LACROlX CHINA COlORS.
ASSIgnee'S Sale Of Personal Property

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST ENE
ID cuted to me by James Rine on the 18th da,
Of August lSqo and recorded in Deed Of Trus
Book No 81. page 81, Of the records ol ONO
county W. Va, will. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH 1890
proceed to sell on the premises. No. 1873 ant
i7:S Market street. Ia the city of Wheeling
Ohio county. W. Va the following described
personal pr perty:
Nine head OF Horses. > BuggicS. Carriage,
Surry Wagon / Hacks. Spring Wagons.
large Sled. Slcighs, sets Of Double Harness.
SETS Single Harness. a number uf strings oil
Sleigh Bells. Office Furniture and other proper
ty constituting the livery stable outfit OF said
James Rimc. Said sale will commence nj Il
O'Clock "a. M of said day, aud will be made on
the following terms aud conditions. TO wit: Al
sums of go or less. cash on day Of sale, aud all
sums over 80 "a credit Of 4 months will be given
the purchaser being required 10 give his mote
therefor. with good security to be- approved hy
me- No property To be- removed until the terms
Of sale are fully complied with. In the mean
time anyof the above property may be had AT
private sale. -
J. b. SOSlMERNILLE.
Assignee OF James Rine.
". II. HALLER, Auctioneer oc9e%di
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Howis KourBiood?

had malignant breaking out on my
Lee below the Knee. ana was cured sound
and well with two and a half bottles OF
:. ; ; Other blood medicines had fail
ell 10 DO me any good.
WILL {. beatty, Yorkville, 5 I.
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DIED.

KRATZ- Tuesday afternoon, AT 1850 O'Clock
ALTA. daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. VIM Kraft
aged four months and twenty days.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
from AGA Jacob street Interment at Peninsula
cemetery Friends Of the family are invited to
.Lll.lLL
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nrAnAM GoFF. SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF

MADAM GOFF. SEVENTH DAl GHTER OF
vi seventh son, born with veil, has arrived
in the city and taken rooms nj lUOl Main Street
entrance ON Tenth street where she can be con
suited on the past. present and future. Advice
on all matters Tells you Whit Is best for YOUR
welfare in business, love, domestic troubles or
love affairs. Can be consulted from y n m TO
no D. m. All interviews confidential. Please
ring the bell and walk up stairs. oc5d&eb
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CITY PROPERTY.

4 hrst-class dwelling ~ No. IL Virginia >tr...
most convenient location ON the Island. l'
reasonable price
good property coruer 81 Maryland luI
Huron streets 4 bargain at s30pj.
Paying investment property. southwest corr.
OF BrnadMnv and Lnnn sireri. ~ sl.uu
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FOR SALE.
FARMS.

Finy.two Acre Farm. two hours dr,
the city un Fairmont Pike: large or.
bearing fruit trees. good house. hir. &c.
Price low.
4 Vegetable Farm six miles from thI, ..I
soil viii produce anything that grow Don
climate good house, barn, well, %c.. tt' i.".
utes' walk from depot.
Forty-Gye Acre Farm near Mound>,iIr p
: Jru
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oThere Is not a section or line In the
entire Mckinley bill that Will open a mar
ket for another bushel Of wheat or an
other barrel Of pork."-F'roDt JaHss O..
T,i,i..,s Latter f1 >.nif0r Frye.
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Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For Sale

Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For Sale
STOCKS AND BONDS
Is Shares Belmont Nail Company
I2 Shares Wheeling Ice and Storage Conn luy
% Shares Riverside Iron Works.
- Shares La Belle Iron Company.
1000 City Bond 4is-lssl-lOO
Shares Etna Iron and steel Company.
- Shares lienwood Iron Company.
3 Belmont Nail Company Bonds.
Simpson property near Monuisyilic, ". ~.
about II acres.
THOS O'BRIEN. Secretary W. T. 4 T. CO.
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Office. Room No. /, Reilly building,
Market Street.
III. ~.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our sincere thanks 10 the
many Kind friends who lent such willing aid
during the sickness, Of the late Mrs Annie II.
Kyue. THOMAS. KNNE
GEO SNODGRASS.
ocgq Martins Ferry
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mOCOUNTY DEMOCRATICTICKET

Fuu STATE SENATE
Firsf IS. aqf0riIi district,
JOHN JACOB,
of Ohio County.
r0n HOUSE oF DELEGATES.
A. ID. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN CORCORAN,
ROBERT SIMPSON.
roE COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
roH CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOHN ~. MITCHELL.
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Notice TO Take DepOsiiiOns.

Annie Fink In the Circuit Court 81
vs. Ohio County.
Gust Fink In Chancery.
Take notice that the dispositions Of Caroline
Gurtzer. Pauline Kindleberger and others will
be taken at the law Office Of J. Il. Sommeryille.
in the City Of Wheeling. county ot Ohio, and
State Of West Virginia, on the 18th day Of No
vember. 4. D. 1870 between the hours Of 8
O'Clock q. IN. and o'clock p m, 10 be read in
evidence in the above named cause on behalf
Of said Annie Fink. Aud il from any cause
the taking Of the said dispositions shall not be
commenced. or being commenced shall not be
completed on that day. the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from time to time until the
same shall BE- completed.
ANNIE FINK,
BY J. B. Sommeryille. her Attorney.
To Ct-ST EtNE OcQoaW-t
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RUILDING LOTS.

Choice locations on the Island from s.r1 uf
one lot lett on Fourteenth street. south -iH.
$40
South Front street. river side Your l
chance to bay MY foot lot
q. n SMITH
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. % South Huron St. Frame ............ sITO
No. % South Huron St. Frame ............ $500
Frame Dwelling, corner North Front and
Kentucky Sts Island. lot 75Xl50 feet. $500
No 1881 Fourteenth St, Brick ........... 3pn
No. 6l7 Main St, Brick .................... 3e'
No. 1910 Byron St. Brick................. esn
No. y Eleventh ST., Brick ................. $500
No. PSF Chapline ST., Frame ............ ''
No. 10 5. Broadway Fine Brick. "'
No. a Maryland ST., Frame........
Frame Residence at Leatherwood
Fine Building Lot on Fourteenth 81
Fine Building Lots, National Road ...... ''
5JxIi8 feet on North Front ST., Island ....
3Oxi22 feet on South York ST.. Island ..... co.
5DN3lO feet on North Front St. Island ... 2''
95AioO feet on Wilson ST., 9th Ward 5000. ,'
RlNEHART & TATUM,
Real Estate Agents.
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GENERAL AGENTS make 5000 to 5000 per
u wear. canvassers 81 10 $40 per day selling
the Celebrated TAYLOR Patent Adjustable Shoe
The exclusive right to sell this shoe In any ter
ritory is a valuable monopoly. Our system OF
selling this shoe is new and original. Address
with &c. stamp. CONSOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE
Suor "a salem Mass selleodta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-09

"REv." T.. A.WNrktN~, or DR. E.A.
WATKINS. is not making "a very enviaoie
record in this community as one of the
leaders Of the Law and Order League.
Ills method, have not the merit of
being either popular or practical
The RrcI~rrr seriously doubts 10 lac is
the proper person % set the moral gait
of tine city. The Law and Order
League should reduce him to the ranks
and put more discreet and conServa-
tive man iu his place.
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HIS AMBITION.

81 want To go to the next Congress OF the
United states. 1 want TO ~it alongside of
tb, men that framed the Mckinley bill aud
r,,ant 10 vote for THOMAS q. REED As
the next Speaker Of the House" loud ap-
plausel- From Dr.. HbiWf speech accepting
"a roui alton. qs sporfsf igfls itsHigfnc-r.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO COUN-
L ", West Virginia, to-wit: October Rules. 1890
SIMMONS

The state Of West Virginia, 10 he Sheriff Of 0hio
County, GreefiHg:
We command you that you summon Gust
Fink. IL he be found in YOUR Bniliwick to appear
AT the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
County, at Rules to be held for the said Court,
on the first Monday in October. 1890. to answer a
bill in Chancery exhibited against him in the
said Court, by Annie Fink, and have then there
this writ.
Witness. John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court at the Court House Of said county, IN the
City OF Wheeling the 4th day Of October, 1870
and in the 2Sth year OF the State OF West Viz
ginia. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Since tine passage OF thc act hy REED
d. Co.,. last june. authorizing Che gov
crumcut to give pension to almost
anybody whoa>kcd for DO. HoUiy 90 h0J
mUliou Hc,r claims hare been hlod old
arc being 'poS>oi ou' ot hc ratc Of
10000 % doL These claims are not
even utclugently read. 10 read AT ALL
much less Investigated; and that is the
way the pension bureau is conducted
under This administration.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF ONO, -
I. John Wagner. Cashier OF the ahove-namet
bank do Solemny swear that the above state
,nrnt !. true To the best OF my knowledge anC
belief. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me tins 81
DAY Of October, 1870.
GUY Il. G. ALLEN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
j. II. MCCORTNEN,
r. ". HAZLETT. Directors
NJ. REILLY,
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sHERIFF's RETURN.

Gust Fink is no inhabitant of my bailiwicl
nor found therein this 9th day OF October, 1879
\. T. GARDEN. d. =.
For l.. Stecnrod. : q. G.
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urrEAHD.S FLING AT THE FARM

uTHRARD'S FLING AT THE FARMERS.
when 1 20 talking about the tarin I'm
this way my friends say; Don't you kn""
Mr.. Blaine said that the Mckinley bih
didn't open market for single bushei OF
wheat or "a single barrel of pork Now
my friends. will you tell me how many
bushels of wheat are exported from Wheel
ing. or how many barrels Of pork g hr
UHbrrrs Sa..,i "a Hs EIqtH Ward Usiafs
r... q. .r.. ..f
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FOR CONGRESS-.

Fu.~r DISTRICT
JOHN %. PENDLErON,
of Ohio County
SECOND DISTRICT.
WILLIAM L. WILSON,
OF Jefferson County
THIRD DISTINCT
JOHN ID. ANDERSON,
OF Nicholas County.
FOURTH DISTINCT.
JAMES CApEHARr,
of Mason County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-09

THIS ''Fusiou Republicans of New
York refused to accept Mr.. DErE" as
their candidate for Mayor. Can 10 oe
possible that anybody has refused Q,
accept "our Chauncey.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
L County. to-wit: In the Circuit Court OF
said county.
Cothariur J. Hickman
In Ch:tncery.
Byarl Hickman


The object ~ this suit is to obtain Tor the
plaintiff a decree Of divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony existing between her aud the said
defendant Aud 10 appearing from the affidavit
Of the said plaintiff fled among the papers OF
said cause. that the defendant Byard Hickman
is not "a resident OF the State OF West Virginia,
said defendant is hereby required 10 appear IN
said cause within one month after the ilr>t pub
hcation OF this order. and do what l. necessary
tn protect his interest In said suit II l. further
ordered that this order be- published and posted
as required by law.
Witness. John W Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court. az the Court House OF said county, this
10Th day OF July. 1890 tO-wit. July Rules. 1870.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
DENIS O'KEEFE. solicitor for Complainant.
Catharine J. Hickman In the Ciscuit Court
v OF Ohio county.
Byard Hickman In Chancery
Tnke notice that the dispositions OF Catharine
J. Hickman Jennie Miner Emma Jones and
other, will be- taken at the law office OF Denis
'Keeffe No 1874 Market street, IN the CITY OF
Wheeling County of Ohio. M the State OF west
Virginia. on the Sth day OF November, \ ID;
iseO, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m and
O'Clock D. a.. Co Doe real i'm evidence IN the
above named cause on behalf of said Catharine
J. Hickman the complainant And n. from
any cause the taking 81 the said dispositions
shall not De- commenced, or being commenced
shall not b. completed on that day. the taking
nf the same will be- adjourned from time 20 time
until the same shall be completed
CATHARINE J. HICKMAN.
To BYARD HICKMAN the defendant ocsoa"'