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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. 1888 Chaplne ST.. rooms, brick; S,Ooo.
No. 1921 Eoff street, brick; 500
No IS s. broadway, frame; tt5U.
No. I55 Sixteenth street, brick aud frame; t9,So0
No i1l7 Alley n. East n heehDg Frame House
Of four rooms: Lot 30xl20 feet; S7O0
Brookside on the National Road, about Que
mile ,yest OF bridgeport, Ohio. over half On
acre OF ground with good dwelling ana all
necessary improvements; $50.
building Lots on west side OF n. Huron street,
Island, at eco per front foot.
ioi1rs5o feet IN Pleasant Valley, on the National
Road for 81, 800. on easy terms.
The business property No. lbx2 MAIN street.
now occupied by }. w. Hunter a Co.bspics
Mills -,
Grove, consisting OF about eighteen acres.
Houses for Rent. Stocks for Sale.
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Morris Park.

NORRIS PARK, August 97.-This was
the closing day of the summer meeting
of the Monmouth Park Association.
First race, six furlongs-St John won.
Time, l :l3Sl.
Second race, six furlongs-Patrimony
won. Time, l:l4.
Third race, mile and quarter-San Juan
won. Time, 200.
Fourth race, one mile-Prather won.
Time, Az.
Fifth race, mile and quarter-Bermuda
won, Time, 2:07.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Sirrocco
won. Time. l rs.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 97.-Rain fell dur
ing the races to-day, and put the track
in bad condition.
First race, five furlongs-Zampost won.
Time, :05.
Second race, one mile-Mabel won.
Time, l 40
Third race, two miles-Los Angeles won.
Time, 4:0916.
Fourth race, mile and three-sixteenths-
Passara won Time, 2:011S.
Fifth race, seven furlongS-Post Odds
won Time, l :33.
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Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, August 27.-Garfeld Park
track is deep in mud.
First race, / -16 mile-Sansaba won.
Time, ;S415.
SafqaHi uEaaG &c aa Won Tine 'fGs
1:544.
Fourth race, three-quarter mile-Lake
Breeze won. Time, 20.
Fifth race, 9-16 mile-Bolivar Buckner
won. Time, l :03.
Sixth race, GIG mile-Deceit won. Time,
:02l<
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Charter Oak Races.

HARTFORD, CONN, August 27.-In
spite of threatening weather fully 1000
people went out to Charter Oak Park
to-day to see the races.
The 500 stake for 2:20 trotters was
won by Nightingale. The time was
slow, 2:25%. The other (unfnished),
2:25 trotting race was won by Fred
Wilkes. 2:17 Class trotting, purse
So, OOO-J. B. Richardson won. Best
time 2:2O&.
Insurance stakes, guaranteed $4,000,
2:2O class, pacers-Frank Dortch won.
Best time 2:21H.
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Hawthorne Track.

CHICAGO, August 27.-Hawthorne re-
suits:
First race, one-haf mile-Engariti won.
Time, :55.
Second race, three-fourths of a mile
Rival won. Time, l 30.
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth-
Rimini won. Time, 2:0S.
Fifth race, seven-eighths Of a mile
Rouser won. Time, :3Sl{.
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nrartinlnnn snrarern no Mood.

PARIS, August 27.-The Governor Of
the island of Martinique recently visit
ed by fearful hurricane, which re-
suited in the loss of over $50 lives, the
injury OF over a thousand people, and
which caused immense damage through
out the colony, has sentby telegraph an
appeal asking help for the suffering
people Of Martinique.
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slaughter of American Cattle in Canada

ToRoNTO, August 27.-The proposal
to slaughter American cattle at. Three
Rivers for canning purposes is vigorous
~ opposed. The exporters have held q
meeting here to consider the matter.
Opinions were unanimous that the
scheme would most injnriously affect
the cattle trade Of the Dominion, and a
delegate was dispatched to Ottawa to
Law the views of the meeting before the
government. The Montreal exporters
are expected to make similar move
Immediately,
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OTTAWA, ONT, August 27.-The GEN.
sus returns were brought down in the
House Of Commons last night. The
total population is 4.s23, s44, an increase
In the decade Of 49s,5s4.
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Tennis Doubles championship.

NEWPORT, r. L, August27.-The ten
mis- match for the championship in
doubles between Hobart and Hall and
Campbell and Huntington was played
to-day. Thelatter won IN three straight
sets by a score Of 6-5, "a, So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-28

GALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
- will sell AZ private sale the ioilowing pro
perty belonging 10 the estate Of Robert Camp
bell, deceased, to-wit: The Robert Campbell
homestead No. n South Peun street. the pro.
perty occupied by Mr. J. Z. Noise, corner OF
South Penn snd Zane streets; the west hall OF
Lot 20 In d. Zsne's addition on the north sue
OF Virginia street. occupied by X. b. Burt, drug.
gist.snd other tenants; house No. 70 on east
side OF South Penn street. occupied oy Mr.
Samuel Ulm: house No - on same street, 90
cupied by Mr. Charles ]. Welty; and house NC.
30 on same street. occupied by Mt. John z.
Smith. For prices and terms aprly AZ theonice
OF Caldwell 4 Caldwell. AttoInoys-at-law, over
German Bank Wheeling. w. Va.
iyiOk ALFRED CALDWELL, Admlnlsuator
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Saturday, the 29th Day Of August.
AID. 1891,


commencing at 10 o'clock A. m. at the north
front door OF the Court House Of said county,
in the city OF Wheeling. w. Va, 10 the highest
and best bidder, the real estate In said city OF
which said Sophia Schwartzbach died seized as
aforesaid, situated on the north side Of Elev-
enth street, between Main and Market streets,
fronting about nineteen feet three inches on
Eleventh street, and extending back north
wardly the same width shout forty feet 70 an
alley or passageway about four feet IN width,
bounded on the west by the centre OF the d.
vision wall between the three-story brick house
upon she ground 20 be sold, and the tnree-story
brick house occupied by Mr.. Max Beuter, and
on the east By the ground formerly ewned BY
George W. johnson and W. Paxton now both
deceased, together with small alley or pas
sageway about -four feet In width running east
and west between the said parcel Of ground %
be sold and the groUnd lately Owned by SAID
johnson. which alley or passageway IL more
fully and particularly described In deed be-
tween John Andrews and wife and Philip
Reilly, dated September ixth. ltaJ. and now ~
record IN the oflce Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of sala county. In Deed Book No. IS a.
page $50. 20 be held and used In common b. tue
occupants OF the ground 10 BE- sold and the
occupants Of the ground lately owned BY the
said Johnson: also The undivided hreefourths
Of another parcel o. ground situate on the east
side Of an ally leading from Eleventh street
70 Market alley. north Of and a1loining said
alley or passagoway Of the width Of four fee,
having depth Of ave feet on said alley leading
from EleVeDl1 street, luQ IlOutlu- tfl lett on
said four foot alley also fully described IN said
deed between John Andrews and wife and
Philip Reilly. 70 be held and enjoyed In common
AZ in said deed set forth for privY purposes and
for no other use or purpose whatsoever. The
realty 20 be sold IL the same IN which George
Schwartz ach carried on q saloon. and IL the
same conveyed BY James p. Rogers special
commissioner, 20 sophia schwartztsch, By deed
dated June 18th. A. d. 1859. and row Of record
ia said Office in Deed Book No. 72, At page f77-
TERMS OF SALE-One-tnird Of the puf-
chase money, and as much more thereof 50 the
purchaser shall elect, in cash on the day Of sale.
and the residue payable in two equal install
ments ia one and two years from that
day. with interest the purchaser giving his
notes with personal security thereon. satisfac-
tory to tie undersigned, for The deferred pay
ments. and interest. and the buildins upon the
ground sold 70 be insured and the title retained
until payment IN foil OF said deferred pay
ments Ard interest as further security therefor
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that bord aud security have
been given By said special commissioner as re-
quired By laS and said decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
w. Vs.
wheeling. W. Va. July r.. 1901. jysM
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For 5Gls.

CTOCKS. BONDS AND REAL ES'
- TATE FOR SALE.
25 shares Street Railway.
80 shares Wheeling Pottery.
10 shares Commercial Bank.
% shares Jefferson Insurance Company.
90 shares franklin Insurance Company.
20 shares Warwick China Company.
A building lot on South Chapline street.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Telephone 400 lls11, Market street.
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Enr Rent

NOR RENT-A LARGE BUSINESS ROOM,
II now being constructed, fronting OF Zee. on
Nsin street and the same on Market Square,
and olO feet ON Tenth street. II IL cannot Do
rented as whole it will be divided TO suit ten
ants. The cellar and the second story each oe,
ms 200 by 81 feet, are also for rent. Eniuire oil
las. L. HAWLEY. 1920 Main street. JeSt
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST made
ID b. johanna sophia ffsldsr 20 ne "a tfgs-
tee, bearing date on TIE ffst day ~ nay. A. D.
l6f8 and recorded In tbs oincs u The Clerk q
the County Court of Ohio county, West VIZ
GINA. In Deed q Trust Book Sc ~. PAGE 10.
front door Of The Court House Of Ohis county.
In wheeling, ". Va. on
Saturday. the 9th Day Of Sspten-
Der. ISDI
commencing ~ 10 o'clock e. n. the foilouing
described real property, situate Ia the bizt1
ward Of the City Of Wheeling. IN the stats "
West Virginia, to-wit: The north half u tbs
10; numbered hfteen n5), lying on the east side
Of Lee street.. in an addition % The City 81
Wheeling, acknowledged for record BY Beverly
". Eon. executor Of John Eof, deceased, on
the 2fth day OF November, 1870, and Of record
In The Recorders Office Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. 81. a. page g. The
said parcel Of land fronts ~ feet IN Width on
said Lee street. and extends back eastwartly or
even width 100 feet 10 Wood street. and viii b
sold subject 70 al the rights and privileges
granted 70 Henry Moore, james 9. Aohsson.
Deed OF John Ecf 20 them. dated July 4. 80.
and recorded In Deed Book No II. a. page "a,
and which are specially reserved. said parcel
Of land u the same property conveyed = John
by deed dated The sosh day q Nsrc6. Is,s. and
recorded amongst the land records q sid
county In Deed Book No s.. paes ~ and rs
sans property devised 10 aid Johsn % sophia
Pfeifsr By the last viii and testament % Johann
Henry Pisifer. teceafe1. admitted % probats
on the e5th day Of March, ise3, aud RECORDED In
VIII BOOK No. 9. page - In ~ oCee 81 ~
Clerk Of the County court 81 0hio ccanfy. West
yirgiuia.
TERMS or sALE-CAsH
The title Il bsiieved - ~ roof buf selling
a. trustee. I shall oonrsy only sush titis ~ :
vested In ne 81 he atora reafIuned 1aa1 81
trosl LOUIS y. 1TIFEL.
All tn ffa.
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE
Two story Frame. five rooms. on Thirteenth
street. at 81 400; bargain, will make nice
home viii pay to lock up.
$3.50 will buy lot f0xio0 on Elizabeth street
s32s will buy lot 10 on Erie street. Gilchrists
addition.
500 will buy lot % feet front on s. Jacob 81
t325 buys one OF the best lots In hillere sub
division to town OF McMechen.
FOR RENT.
Three new houses, corner Ninth and harkst
s,rset sly rooms each: bath and all convent
GEO. J. MATHlsON,
woo 1910 Chapline Street.
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EOR RENT.
IL POSSESSION GIVEN sRPTEMB sR lsr.
Three rooms on Main street, near Twelfth
both gases, aud privilege OF bath.
Five roomed house No. 1901 Wood street
Four rooms or Zane street.
ROLF & HARVEY,
Real Estate Agents, 1874 Market 81.
Telephone 566. Au@'eee1
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Commissioner Sale.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF
- Ohio. in the Circuit Court Of Ohio county.
Gustavus A. Beuter, adm Dlstra-
tor OF Sophia Schwartzbach,
deceased In ChAncery
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| The title Il bsiisved - ~ rood bsf selling
a. trustee. shall convey Only suet tltis ~ 10
vested In ne By ths atorf nentlonsd lee1 q
trusl LOUIS y. 1TIFEL.
All TN 49,
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John Schwartzbach and others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
gives notice that, pursuant TO the decree enter.
ed in the above entitled case on the 9Th day OF
July, A. D. 1884, he will sell, at public auction,
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FARM AND FI2ESIDE.

she there built castle, gathered about
her e number of servants, and
in a short time had established those very
customs from which she herself
had fled. England's art gave her
reputation, but Syria's nature ex-
posed her character. A most
influential home is that of nature. 1t was
in her forest that Bryant received the in
spiration to write his most beautiful
poems Her hand guided the pen of Byron
when he wrote the isles of Greece" in
which is the pathetic stanZa:
"Place me on Lumian's marble steep,
Where nothing save the waves and
May hrar mutual muir Durs eep.
There swan Like let me sing aud die"
1t was on her own Mediterranean waters
that p. b. Shelley, while dreaming of her
beauties, was drowned. But nothing can
move man more than the consciousness
that the divine Maker is in all. That mys-
terious influence he may not see or hear,
but yet he is all the while conscious that
by il he is encOmpassed. The dreariest
desert is transformed into a luxuriant gar
den when he remembers that God sur
rounds him.
The bleak waste has charm, for he
pauses and instlnctively bows his head as
these words are whispered from all around :
THE heavens declare the glory OF God and
the armament showeth forth his handi-
work" Then everything else sinks away
into insignifcance and one thought alone
covers all: God is the author of all noble
influence. EVELYN"
Students Retreat. Ind, JAN 26.
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wilderness. Beersheba was on the borders
of the wilderness of lsrael's forty years
wanderings. He did not feel safe even in
the kingdom of Judah, for its king had
made alliance with Ahab. Under iuni-
per tree-rather, a species OF broom
abundant in the desert. am no better,
etc.-no more able to do this reforming
work than others who had failed. Eliiah's
dependency grew out of reaction after
his excitement; bodily and nervous ex-
haustion; loneliness and want of SYM
pathy; a troubled conscience for run
ming away; enforced inactivity; disap-
pointed hopes. 5. Slept. His first need
was rest. Arise and eat His next was
refreshment. 8. Horeb-the same as
Sinai. The mount of GOd-so called be-
cansed the law was given there. 10. Jeal-
ous-zealous; earnest for his cause. Thy
cOvenant-God's law, and his promise TO
bless them il they would keep it. IL. The
Lord was not in the wind-here was not
his great manifestation OF power II. A
still small voice. God works most in nat
uTe by the silent forces of life, gravitation,
heat, chemical affinity and in the spiritual
world the greatest results are from love,
from character, from silent influences Of
the Spirit, etc.
eat last q voice all still and small
Rose sweetly on the ear;
Yet rose 50 clear and shrill that all
In heaven and earth might hear.
SIT spoke Of peace, IL spoke of love,
II spoke as angels speak above;
And God himself was here.
For on, il was Fathers voice
That babe His trembling world rejoice!'
ID. Go return: work was one of the best
means of curing his dependency. Ha-
zael: an officer who afterward became
ishing Israel. Is. Jehu: he became
king in place of Ahab, and destroyed his
whole family. IL. Shall Elisha slay:
not as the others, but by the powerful
words he spoke. He was the still small
voice, and did much to reprove and re-
form his country. is. Hath not kissed
him: or, kissed to him.
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then why was it that our ancestors did
right? We must get back of that did
and search for cause. Where would il
lead us? Why. to the fountain head
God Himself. But did He implant in
in them, or in any way connect them diff
ferently with Himself than He has
US? Is God respector of persons? Sure
" not We have only to know and obey
His law and be led through our intuition
by the hoy spirit OF truth. Doing right
because it is right, and for love OF God,
the good.
wilmer" am glad TO see your inter
est in the subjects You suggested. BY all
means give us an article on The Super
stitions of the Nineteenth Century"
Come, ,,"W. w. Stockwell," elk"
Beatrice" Dora Dickens" 'Evalyn,"
''Idalia," "Will Jocobs," Farmer Boy"
kate Slower" and many others who
have not given us your thoughts on some
of the subjects offered for discussion.
And Foul, have an eye on your perch,
and expect every week TO see you fly
in. Where are YOU soaring?
''Bitter Sweet" YOUR letter is very in
teresting. Surely our thoughts are con-
genial
"Uintah Chief" we are wanting to read
more of your adventures in the far West.
strange Mary" you are missed from
our circle. Welcome, "Bonny Bell, d" ''Za-
none" and "Brown-Eyed Sadie" You do
not seem as strangers. And here's my
hand for little ''Trixie." Bless your heart!
And YOU are watching for my coming? l
am very fond of the little folks like you
and pleased 10 see them come bravely out
in efforts for true attainment. Tell US of
what you wish to do and be in life. No
matter how high you set your mark, do
not fear TO try to attain il.
Virginia Sunbeam" your thoughts of
the "Glad Time of Year" are so beautiful
and uplifting to the soul, as are also the
thoughts OF solicitor"
With best wishes for all, I remain sim
cerev, MAUD MAPLE.
Danville, ILL.,, Jan. %.
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with the physical part of mantle ma
terial out of which he Is Vaudeville
phrenology deals with the nature OF man
his mind Physiology treats upon material
substance; phrenOogy treats upon nom
material. To simplify phrenology would
be a greater task than man is capable OF
doing. Who would dare to undertake to
simplify it2 When God Ito repeat a brief
statement already made) created Adam
did He wish, by means of bumps placed
upon his skull, to open the avenue that
leads to the secret OF His power, and by
this means alone? And you claim you
can tell, by feeling the bumps upon per
sons head, the nature OF an individual.
Why not the nature of the Great De-
signer OF our craniums, since He is the
image of man?
Then, again, when we come 10 study
cerebral physiology, q science relative to
phrenol0gy, we hear that the brain
is the seat of the principal powers of
man that the front part of the skull is
graphically represented as the intellectual
part which is supposed TO contain all
the reflective, recollective and perceptive
faculties, and added to these, upon diff
ferent basis, are the active, deliberative
and contemplative departments. Now, If
this is not complex, L do not know what
cOmpieXity Is.
wish to quote what two eminent physi-
ologists say in regard 10 brain as being the
organ Of the mind or the bridge that con-
meets the spiritual and earthly.
''The brain is not, strictly speaking the
organ of the mind, for this statement
would imply that mind exists as force,
Independent OF the brain, but the mind is
brain substance, and intellectual force, If
We term the intellect q force, can be pro-
duced only by the transmuiation OF GER
tain amount of matter. Flint.
''The mind may be regarded as a force,
the result OF nervous action, and char
acteiized by the ability TO perceive sensa-
tiOns, to be conscious, TO understand, TO
experience emotions, and to Will in ac-
cordance Herewith. OF these qualities
consciousness resides exclusively IN the
brain, but the others, as is clearly shown
by observation and experiment, cannot
be restricted to that organ, but are de-
veioped with more or less intensity In
other parts OF the nervous system. -
Hammond.
Thus do the two extremes of theology
and science meet upon common ground
of dreamy emptiness, and We who confess
our comparative Ignorance are cOmforted
by the thought that some other things
have been "hid from the wise and pru-
dent and revealed unto babes"
"ZANoNI,"
Bloomingsburg, Ind, Jan. 20.
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Light Hearts md Plenty Money.

Mr.. EDIToR-I have just completed my
first weeks work with my plating machine
and have S12 profit a. a reward. l am
charmed with the business; the work lie
easy and profits large. l bought my
platter from w. ii. Griffith & Co., Zanes-
vile, O., for s., and feel confident il peo-
pie only knew how cheap.y they would
get platter and how much money they
could make with it, We would see many
happy homes, where penury now exists"
1t is surprising the amount of tableware
and jewery people want plated, and if
persons now idle would send TO the above
address and get a circular, and go TO work,
they would soon have light hearts and
plenty money. Mrs. J. c. NOBLE.