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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
GOVERNOR RoAMPBELL's SPLENDID
CANVASS
[From the NewYork worlo.l


Perhaps the most plucky and brilliant
fight that was made IN the recent cam
paign was Governor CaEnpbell's in Ohio.
He was beaten, as was TO have been ex-
pected, but he deserves and will receive
a higher place IN the National Democ-
racy on account of his splendid fight in
behalf of Democratic principles.
Governor Campbell worked against
great odds. His opponent was an
ideal Republican, and Ohio is a
Republican State. The National
leader OF Protection running In q
State that has always voted
for Protection might we'll be ex-
pected to win. Then again Campbell
was opposed by the rascally Cincinnati
ring, TO bring about whose removal he
had called an extra session of the Leg
islature
Campbell carried the war against the
tariff iniquity into the enemy's camp,
and the result shows that his fearless
and thorough discussion won votes for
him. He gained In all the manufactur
ing districts. Nor did the enmity of the
Cincinnati rascals injure him as. much
as his war upon them helped him.
The one issue that hurt Campbell
most was the Surrender of a neagre
majority of his party In the State,
against his own wishes and against The
World's warning, TO the free-coinage
folly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

THE result of the November elections
points to Matthew Quay, of Pennsyl-
yania, ae the logical candidate of the
Republicans for President next year.
lndiane went about 10000 Dem ocratic
at the last election, ana indianapolis,
the home city of Harrison, has just re-
corded about 600 Democratic ma
jority. Hence Indiana would be lost
10 Harrison in 1892. 1t Is differens in
Pennsylvania. rhe Republicans. of
Pennsylvania have just won a great
victory, under the leadership of Quay.
Rascality in Beaver, defalcstion in
Meadv1lle, and u two Iuillion steal in
Philadelphia have been endorsed In
Pennsylvania. by over 10000 majoaSsy.
1t looks as II Quay could make himself
the coming man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
MonaNN,s AuTomATIo MEN.
Ir. Morgan of the Morgan Enginee

Ir. Morgan of the Morgan Engineer
x Co. of A Alliance exhibited an array
of automatic men on the streets OF
Canton last night They were run, con-
nectcd nv an electric wine, and run an
tom4L.c lily under a series of incandes-
cent lignts. Our local reporter ex-
plains the theory of this eontrivance,
which il a true object lesson In so
called Protection. In the old slave
DAYS "afo' the wal" the slave owners
used TO buy up negroes in Kentucky
Virginia ana Tennessee for the sugar
plantations of Louisiana and the Gulf
States. A gang would be collected and
bound together at the wrists, with
long rope between the gang, to which
each negro was safely tied. In this
way, with the slave drivers along side,
and two or three blood hounds, the
negroes were marched on 70 their
Doom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
3 Farms For Sale,
Five cents cake, (Ia ounces.)

By the heirs OF the late D. welker, deceased. One
farm of about 7S acres, In Washington township
~ mAes north of Paris; with abundance Of good
water and timber; buildings OF BAT little esnse-
quence, soil unsurpassed IN stark county for rails
Ing grain, or any other crops. We refer you TO any
one living In the nelghborhood X. r. trains pass
the door
AnotherfaT Of 103 acres Of No. hnd in Paris
township, miles northeast OF Paris and miles
south OF Alliance. 67 acres cleared, balance the
finest timber land In stark county The timber
alone Is worth the price OF the farm. Has good
bank bar but is In need of some repaES; cOns~
fortable house. extra good water and some fruit
trees. IL Will pay You 10 examine this farm.
Also another tract of land, adjoining tbs town os
Paris, containing 43 acres. and perfect garden
spot. Has good bank barn. wagon she'd laundry
building and ngw ten room house, which cannot
be surpassed for comfort and convenience IN the
county.
Plenty OF fruit good water, good churches schools
market and railroad station, all within quarter
mile and within miles ara d fterent ineo OF rail-
road ana many stations Address
JANIS n. wELKEH
no5hw paris stark 90. dl,lo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
In the earlier and better dayd OF the

In the earlier and better dayd of the
Republic, every man, whether he
worked with his brain or with his
hands, was considered an in
dependent identity, with heart, soul
and conscience of his own, aud with
certain inalienable rights, among which
were the right to act, and think and to
enjoy an independent manhood. But
the modern money molock has changed
this. The ancient Hebrew molOck, was
the brutal diety of the Ammonites TO
whom human sacrifices were offered in
the hideOus valley OF Tophet, but the
modern molock OF monopoly and greed,
only uses his victims 10 serve the ends
of vanity aud greed, and promote the
ends of personal aud political ambition
1t Is a more scientific process, involy'
ing only the suppression of manly in
stincts and independent thought. Men
who now work the metals and fabricate
the machines are made TO feel that
the man who Owls the machines,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Legal Notice.

Nouce Is hereby given TO the unknown heirs ana
ueusees OF Aaron SwinebaIt The unknown he,s
ana devisees OF Joshua Swinehart tho unknown
neltb ana htYlsees OF Matthias Swinehart the nm
known heirs and deYlsees Of bOfalnOn Rvineha az
lhe unknown heirs ana deviss0s OF Peter a Swine
mart. Tue unknown heirs aud devisees OF DanisI n
sWiaehaI, y tne Unknown heirs ana deysees OF sa-
ot Jonhthan Swlnehart, that on October 3rd leaI
the undersigned plaintiff fled ts petition In The
common pleas court OF Stark county Ohio against
them AZ defendants, settling forth that It is seized
premises, tO-wit; '"o
Situated In the township OF Plain connty OF starl
state OF ohio, ana known as part OF the southwest
Ianra Insrse5 Oh section "a township II (Plain) and
lnB courses and distances for the place OF beoinn-
lngi commencing at the southeast corner OF said
auhreer sectioni thence NORTH deg east, and With
70 linksi thence norlh 10 deg. 10 min. wesf
chains and 46 links to stone and place OF be0in-
ming; thence north, y deg. 30 min east q chains
mum vest chains aad 81 ns % tnOah 80 deg 70
south, deg 30 min. west, ~ links 10 sfona.
thence north. SO deg 10 min. west / chain and AZ
,eSs 70 d s,onei y thence south adeg 90 min west
10 min, east chains and 81 links TO the plaee ~
beginning, containing one acre, more or Iess -
That said defendants, or some OF them oIaim
Aome right title or interest In said premises
VIZ, Sss rs mater OF faet they have no right
tns ttie may ne guleted as against said
and eacn and ~ or them, aud they be- reouired to
Te'tae .nsi pretended Interest therein 10 Che plain
uni ana Il they fall 70 do that the same ia done
py special master commissioner under ehe ordss
o the court and that the decree or the oourt oney
ate eshueh Conveyance. -
on so 81 esps are Sb % said petition
The MOUNT fLEAsAnF oRMErERY AfsooA1roH,
DAr LrsoH DAY. Attorneys f'c'agr oes.Hi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Legal Notice.

Peter Schumacher, piaiatii, I In the Court OF Jom-
vs.. mon Pleas of SsATk
Jacob schmucker ct al, county ORlo.
Defendants.
Jacob Scbmucker, residing at Berllnton, Marshall
county, Indiana; barbara Miller. Elizabeth Zook,
DANIEL Zoox Jry Ell 3ook susanna Zook, kosa
BtoWninY Mary Zook and Dlnab Sommsr. residing
at plcvns, Howard county, Indiana; Daniel Sohmuc.
ker, Anne Hoehstedier, Christian Schmucke er NJ osss
SommeTs, Elizabeth Sommers, andrew Zook anu
anne ZoOt residing at Wawpecong. Miami county,
lndianai Mary Reber, Susans Burkholder, Nathan
county. Kansas; susana kempf, residing at Hub
bard, Marion couIty, Oregon; John Schumacher,
Fanny Longnecker, residing at Harlan, Allen eoun,
ty, Indiana; Sarah HershbergBr Anna Burkholder
residing at Bennington, Marshall county, Indiana;
Shsana Miller residing at Goshen Elkhart county,
Allen county, Indiana; Benjamin s. Mailer, Joseph
j. Miller, Manno }. Miller. Mary j. Miller and Eni-
ty, Indiana; Barbara Neuhousor and Fanny stnkey.
residing at Lipn Grove Adams county, Indiana;
Daniel SchmueTery residing at Sterling, Rice conn
W, Kansas john Sehmueker, residing at Peach Or
chRrd Clay county, Arkansas and MARY Conrad
residing az Merrimac, Jerenon county, lows, will
take notice that on the 3Ist day OF October. 1881
Peter Schmueke or He'd bis petition iu the Conrt of
Com mon Pleas, OF Stark county, Ohio, IN case NO.
1873 against The above named pArties and others,
ated In the township OF Elmishlen county OF stark
and state OF oho the first being part of the nortn-
east quarter OF section eleven bounded the north
by lands OF Daniel Schumacher on me cart by LANDS
OF said Daniel Schumacher and a highway on the
south by the south line OF said quarter section and
lands Oh Anna Miller, and on the west by the west
line OF sad quarter section. coptalniag twenty Two
and one-hAf acres. The second being a part OF the
9ase haI III Oh sala section eleven bounded on tho
the east line OF said section the south by lands
or ChrIstian Rrsbhl, and on the west by highway,
Saio parties aye required to answer on or before
me M 2Sth day OF Dseenber 1901, or judgment may
BY THAYER & gibson,
noVo-LT AttorReya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
SHERIFE SALE

james J. welker order OF sale.
olarinne II. Mays ct al Pleas court, C''"''"
BY virtue OF IN order Of sale Issued by the
clerk OF the court Of common pleas Of STARK Co..
the court hOu,s in the city Of Canton, on O'O' "
Saturday, the 14th day of Nov, 1891.
Tne following described real estate, .o-vit,
snS sSe 10 Of g b toTnshP @ o. sandy county Of rk
wett quarter o. section S2, township ~. range T.
OF the aforesaid county and state, bounded and de-
scrioed az iollowsi Commencing ut white oak
tree standing near the water spill on The bank OF the
OLD SANDY and Beaver canal; thence running north
west along the east bank OF the channel made by
the water from said spnl to the south bank OF Big
SANDY creek 70 stakes; thence running westwardly
where the line OF lands owned by James BOYD Cross
essad creek thence running eastwardly along said
line OF James Boyd's landsto Dvint where the said
Hne intersects Big Sandy creek thence rnnnina
southwardly to the line of lands once owned by SoE
onon Koontz, deceased; thence runDIng westwardiy
along the line OF said Koontzs lancls 10 the sonth
west corner OF said Koontzs lands; thence running
westwardly TO the place OF beginning leaving space
Tor 2 roadway between the water VI said canal and
tne me leading from the corner Of said Koontzs
10 i naVe the privilege OF bridgng said canal at
POINT opposite the street whi, passes the property
OF joan Reed, provided that said bridge In no way
oDstructs the passage OF the wntfr IL said canal
Also the following trpct OF parcel OF land si,uatad
In sandy township, stark county, Ohio and known
a. pafs OF the east haf OF the northwest quarter OF
section sect on ~ range and township ~ and being the
part OF said tract OF land which lies south o2 the
south banx OF Big Sandy creek and supnosed 10
contain about two acres OF land more or less
Also the following tract or parcel OF land sI,pa,s
IN SANDY toNnshfD. stark county, Ohio. and known
as part OF the southwet quarter OF section %
township W range 2, and bonno cd anil described "a
Ionowsi commencing at a stat north 20 w. three
chains ana % links from the northwest corner an
lot 1O3 In the town of Waynesburgh on the sida ~
canal street; thence north, I2 E. y chains and "a
llhks; thence mort "a E. seven chains; thence soutb
81 r; SIX chsps and thirty links thence south, 20
". three chains and hfty links; thence south III w
ID chains 20 the place OF beglnnjnn oontaInIn9;
seven and do'1CO acres, more or lefs.
Said mortgage was recorded on the 2sra day n,
August, leS7rin vol. 293, page 81 Of the stark
county Mortgage Record and first valid ana snhA
slssihg Hen on said pTemises
Appraised 1lt tract, &C $50. co.
Ind - 30. 90
Brd 1880
ssie to commence at one O'Clock p. "a. Term
O. A. KRIDER. Sheriff,
j. ~ RoBB. Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

MoKINLEY is elected and bis ssupnort
ers say the Mckinley high tariff has
peen endorsed by the people. Immedi.
ately Following the announcement OF
tne result was a strike In one concern
IN Cleyeland against a reduction of
over 10 per cent In wages and 500
iaDorers In an iron and steel works In
Pittsburg were notified that their wages
had been reduced 10 per cent [CleYe-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Legal Notice.

Rebeeca Ringer, John Ringer Mary Krlchbauua
harrlet honIeig, ainda Rim ger Cornelius Hins ar
Lean POrcher andJEcOb Ringer. who reside az and
nears 3u Marsaaa county state Of iudlans
az bluiton. state OF Indiana; Henry r. Stuch HI
ram K. stuck, Cbailss l.. Stuck and anna q stnck
VINO resioe at btbard, state OF Indiana Will ran a
notice that Frank DONNIE as gnardian Of Edtih y
Felger, ON the 2Sth day OF Septemb@r A ID l1ai
Med his petition On the C.urt OF Common Pleas of
Stark connty Ohio. against the above namedl mar
uss ana oIhers ayng for the partition OF tne fol-
lowing real estate; situated In the county OF stark
ana state OF ohio. and described as follows;
fart OF the southwest quarter OF section ID ~
township 49, ranHe u beginning for the same M the
northwest corner OF said sonth quarter; thence
s sonvn iLoa CHAINS 70 point IN the section line;
thence east, 80 degrees vest 70 100 chains 10 n
polnt thence north ll.6d chains TO n DOint In onar
yer nne thence vest d,76 chains 10 the beginning
" contain e3-l0O ceres. AlsO one other parcel ~
lAnd-Part OF the northwest qllarter OF said secon
IA township and range as above; beginning for tbe
hane ~ Ihs bOuthwe.t corner OF said north,qest
quarter thence east 676 chains To point In quarter
80 chains to point Ia section line; thence south
With section line chains to the beginning 70 CON
tdln 412-lOO acres. Also one other psrcel OF Lard
part OF the northeast quarter OF section fifteen T15,
.cres, and bounded as foll00s: beginning for fhs
same at the southeast corner OF said northeast 1ar
ter thence north In the section line 10 82 chains to
point; thence west 76i chains TO point. thsnce
south 10 90 obains IT, point; thence east IA ebains
10 point ana place of beginning. The whole nren,
lses merely conveyed Said TO contain twenty AMI
oo-iOO acres; except private r1ad on west iins a.
road " P"' "a VI saiu
All Of the above land belonged to Ellzabs In Ripo
er, deceased, OF said county. -''"s
on or before the sth day OF November A. u. Isait
or Judgment may be taken against them.
CASE, MoNNOT q wHITACRF
oo'i'L" Attys for Plalnth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

also owns their manhood, and that
their allegiance is not due to the
State, but To the boss, who, through the
insidious operation of unjust laws, has
absorbed their substance, and VINO now
assumes to own both their labor and
manhood. This was the object lesson
taught by the spectacle of Morgan's
men, bound together with electric wires,
and marched like the shambled negro
slaves, to the molock music Of the
modern Ammonites.
IL was q sad spectacle for self re-
specting citizens to contemplate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Attachment Notice.

tAch IL p Can-
George Fessler, Deft. ton township,
On the 18th day OF September, A. d. 1891 said
Justice issued order OF attachment in the above
act on. for the sum OF 5000
Said cause will be for hearing on the Igth day on
Nevemher, 1891, y o'clock NJ.
o29.dw BECHEL DUMoUnIN CO.
PEAL ETTATE FOR SALE-In jackson town
~ ship, stark Co, Ohio. belonging 10 the A Bra
dy heirs. one farm. containing Ito acres; one Of
90 acres. Both farms have dwelling ho1ses and
baak barns good water aud orchards Also hotel
property, and dw6iug house, Ia tie village OF
McDonaldsvIe. For further particulars call on on
address W. IL. BkAUCuER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
HalesI Pilenl Itching Piles.

SYMP-oMs-Moistnre; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse py
scratching. If allowed TO continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore. SwAYNM's OnNT-
hENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
ulcerations, and ia most cases removes
the tuners. All druggists, or by mail, for
80 cents..,Dr Swayne o. Son, Philadei.
phis. TITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
..How % cure Am skin plseaasa.

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT -
No Internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczma, itch, all eruptions on the
faoe, hands, nose, &C., leaving tho skin
clear, white and healthy. TIA great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYKE's OINTMENT, TITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE

OF 1871 acres situated IN Lake township \ mile
north Of Conter school house and two miles east OF
Uniontown and two miles west OF Hartylle said
iarin mas 10 acres o. good timber the remainder is
two story frame house, with ~ rooms besides a
cellar Kitchen and two lood cellars; also q summer
house M ID wood house cLmblned; also good sprinR
house. good bank barn 4Ox 100 IT,. with Wagon
shed at each end, hog pen, with wagon shed 2Ox
20 ~, two corn cribs, and ell other necessary out
buildings, all In good repair; two good wells and
spring ~ their proper place. On said farm are two
orchards and good grape garden. 1ho fences are
all In good repalr This farm VIII be sold At bar-
for turtAer particulars call on the farm, or any
aoD9A-hme
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
WE get reliable news that new

Congressional district is to be made for
4. X. Morgan, Sr., to be composed of
Stark, Colnmbiana. Carroll and Ma
nonlng. Morgan 10 an avowed candi-
date for Congress. 1t is also reported
that Mckinley is to help Morgan get
the nomination. This Will set quite
number OF ambitious young ,Republi-
cans In this neighborhood to thinking
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed exesa.
tor OF tho estate OF lihody McPlke. IaSe OF stark
county, ohis, deceased
JOHN j. LUTZ,
Executor
Dated tho 18th day Of Oct, 1891. oot22dy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Notice to Nonresident Heirs
in Partition.

John Zellers, who resides at Los Angeles, Cal /;
John hindehen and Cora Rlndchen who reside at
Roanoke, Indiana and Charles 1. Zellers, who re-
sides 81 Rremen In tho state OF Indiana, beiFs Of
Isaac Ieliers late OF stark Co., Ohio will take no.
tce that on the 2lst day OF October, A. ID. 1891,
Alice Heavier, as plaintiff, commenced civil ac-
lion for partition against them ct a. as defendants
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county,
Ohio, where the same IS now pending, demanding
Partition OF the following premises situate In said
county TO Wit The Southwest quarter OF section
No. 10 ~. No. l8 and range No. OF the laHds III
reeted to be sold at stenbenvile, Ohio. Also the
following described real estate to-wit; Being q
part OF the northwest quarter and part Of the
nor hesd quarter OF section 80 Tp. iS and range a
for the first part thivty- seven (s7j
chains and 40 links east OF the northwest corner
OF said section number 30; thence snptn 40 chains
and 20 llnts; thence east 10 chains and 20 links;
thence norrh 20 chains; thence east Tehans and bG
links, thence norih 90 bhains and % links; thence
west " chains and % links TO the place OF beeinn-
Ing. Containing 90 36-l00 acres. The paaintff
demands pa'tition Of said premises, ana pTays that
partsion OF said premises be made according TO
law. You are required to aDswey the petition on
the 10Th day OF December, A. ID. 1901 or the same
will be taken as q confession, and Judgment rem
dered and partition made accordingly.
ALICE HEApNER, Plaintiff
JoHs II. SPoSsELLER, Atty for Plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
SHERIFF SALE.

Samuel s'.''' stark Nyss5 Sss5!s 8 SSSmo. esIs
henry Ooot OF a. Pleas Court.
Byvirtue OF an order OF sale Issued by the clerk
OF the court OF common pleas OF Stark county ohio
10 the above action, and to me directed will Offer
tor sale at public outcry, at the door OF the conrt
house In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of Nov, 1891,
the following described real estate to-wit; I,
fortv-hve hundred aud forty. eight (s5iS) and for
" nye hundred and hfty-eight (456s) In the city
Appraised, lot d649 at $500.
+" 4b68 at 5000.
Sale to commence At one, O'Clock D. m. Terms
cash.
c. A. KR1DER, Sheriff.
NAT. o. NOLAN, Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
sHERIFF SALE.
Order OF Sale,
Stark 90. Common Pleas

John Poland Order OF sale
vs.. ! 9tark Co Comu,on ptoa,
frank miiihof' Court
by virtue OF an order OF sale. isaued no tho
clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county
u In the above action and TO me directed viii
court house, In the city OF Canton on
Saturday, the 21st day of Nov, 1891.
The following described real estate. 10. wit,
Lot number 2ob7, IN the city Of Canton county OF
stark and state OF ohio. VI
Appraised at ga 500.
cash. N"'
o. A. KRIDER, sheriff.
wANr a BOW, Att'ys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

james >, welker ls,, order Of sale,
clarlnne e. Mays ct al '"'A PsSs HsSsty SouT common
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-19
rrnIt To- thc Iowest Notch.

The fruit crop this year has been ex-
ceptionally plentiful, and the quality
has seldom been excelled. The prices
have been low, but have now dropped
rs far as they will be apt to go. House
keepers who are waiting for low prices,
before making their purchases for the
preserving kettle, should now begin to
buy. The best peaches can now be
purchased for 81 50to y. Plums have
reached the lowest point, and the finest
damsons, green cages and large blue
plums are now selling in market for 81
to 50 80 per bushel basket. If the
market should take a turn, it will be in
IN upward direction, us regards prices.
Catawba grapes made their appearance
quite lately and are bringing IS cents
ner basket OF five pounds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-19

This famous company OF colored min
strels, which opens the season at the
Grand on Friday evening, August 81,
numbers 50 artists. All OF the leading
colored comedians in the country are
with this company. The celebrated
Excelsior quartette, which is said to be
the finest quartette before the public,
are also with the Hicks-Sawyer Com
pany. In fact great performance is
promised. The grand street parade
will be strong feature, and includes
the Arabian brass band Of eighteen
pieces, six drum majors, fine drum
corps, and all the rest of the company
in evening dress. Seats were placed on
sale at Weirs yesterday morning.
Those desiring them should not fail to
be on hand, as there Is sure to be a
great rush for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-19

It has been some time cethore was
any speculation about the activity in
real estate on the west side of the
Island. At the time real estate was be-
ing bought up there in large blocks
there were n good many guesses as to
the meaning OF it, but at length every
body gave it up. Yesterday the INTEL
LIqEScER was informed rs If by author
ity that the purchases were for the G.
& p, c., L. & w. and B. 4 0. railroad
companies jointly, and that these roads
undoubtedly intend to erect union
passenger station at the west end OF the
new bridge to the Island.