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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

There was very pleasant gathering at
the Island Thursday evening. II being the
occasion of a card party given by Mrs.
Ella HOrtseimer TO number OF her
friends. The parlors were PRETTY deco
rated and at the appropriate hour a very
appetizing collation. was served. Every
BODY present was delighted with the enter
taiument
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Mrs. George *. McAlechen gave finely
prepared luncheon To number OF friends,
Wednesday afternoon, az her handsome
nome on Twelfth street, N honor OF Miss
Harrison. who is the guest OF Judge ana
Mrs. j. j. Jacob, ou North Main street.
The viauds were served ia courses, and the
whole affair was admirably arranged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Wednesday night Miss Emily Campbell
entertained friends 40 an Informal card
party i'm the pariors OF Mrs. SenSeuey ;
boor5inp house i'm honor of Mrs Baker, who
il the rnest of Mrs Alex Campbell About
seven couples were present, and al passed
"a delightful evening
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Among the Old-fashi0uet games that have
become new-fashioned IS that of anagramS,
plaved in progression The guest IS pro
vided with pencil and sheet Of paper AT
the TOP of which is lengthy word, con
tanning number Of vowels. The leader
calls out ''time." and TWO minutes are al
lowed for the forming Of as many words as
possible. beginning with tue hrst letter Al
ib, expiration of the two minutes tue
plaver, with the largest number OF words
move to the next table and the second lei
ter is treated IN the same way.
80
The Mozart Singing Society WILL give d
children's masquerade 90 their hall, corner
Jacob and Thirty-eight streets, next w Ed
resdav evening. which promises 10 De
most enjoyable atair.
A new social club called The Meier
cons was reccatly formed, and Is cempoS-
e8 Of twenty members. They Will give
rbeir first hop or the 9Th or February al
Nfaennerchor Hail Prof. Gent Will turu
ish tbe music and burst Will be caterer
Tre President of the club is Joseph Wet
-si- Vice President. Archie Mathews; sec
reta~v. John Grasett. aud Treasurer Lee
Bailey.
There was merry company on \ u.,p
line street Wednesday evening, II Oelhs tu'
occasion of d full dress pm gresSlye euchr'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

ON the occasion of Henry NJ. Stanley's
visit here on tue i4th OF February, Mrs
Stanley will probably occupy seat on the
stage. i'm company with a number Of promi-
nent Wheeling ladies. Mrs. Stanley IS in
tentlv observed wherever she appears. her
delicate features, winning smile and unique
attire. never failing 20 command attention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Next Thursday evening the Bachelor
Club will give a masquerade ball at Fran
zhein's Hall. and elaborate preparations
are being made in the way Of original and
ingenious costumes. Il promises to be u
GREAT social event.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

beard Mr.. Sylvester Demins (gtss srsrd
fsibfr ~ Mr.. Martin II. Dsmiss) ~ho
wM msmbcr Of lhe Gasrd ii Gov. chit
seSdsn 10 i7Ts. ssa "a inms,e 81 his fsns
ly AZ. 'rtsi the dfiukiag cups 81 The
Governor ~ers made from the horn Of an
OK. the lover ends besas cut ca and bot
toned with vocd. aud that ~ Enelish
LAvatsusns Who ussd 70 briag letters sec
reilly 10 the Governor. when thes.one time
percsived from The vesi window of The
Governors residence. the beautiful view
toward the Red Mountain. embracing .
Geld Of wheat. wiih Gov intervening. and
beyond IL iss high knoll. with . single
pine ,rec standing apou 10 top. he EN-
grsved the scene upon the bottom Of =
cap THIS sitervsrd attracted the notice
Of Ira Allen, then Secretary Of the coun
ell Of safety, Of which the Governor was
Pm aidopt. and be adopted The device for
tho seal Of the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Joarnal gives some interesting
facts concerning our mail communities .
iion, on rather lack OF mail communities
ton, With South Amsrica. The govern
ment has not q single line OF contract
steamers running to South American
ports, sud therefore the United States
mails have no regular days for de.
parture. whenever tbe agents OF sny
steamship line liz the date Of sailing Of :
vessel they notify tue pos'm as,er OF New
York or any other port OF departure. and
then notices are sent out TO the leading
postoflires of the country. and mail is hur
ried forward.
In addition 10 tbia. tile steamers are 40
SLOW and make 80 many stops thst il takes
thirty days for letter to go from New
York 10 Rio Jspiero. Under such coDdn
tons the wonder is not that cur trade
with South America IA so snall, but v !,
We have any trade 81 oil. With snct a.,
vice the benefits Of reciprocity VI MA Ia
reduced 10 minimum. But .ba nos,.l
subsidy bill furnishes . part i remedy.
and within year the impr ,y.msp,s Vii
he marked
Already arrangements are he;no pe,fsc.
cd Tor the construction uf American yes
ssls fcr the Cbiaa and Australian trade.
and Dev aud fsste vessel, ~,ll be- mn, on
bslss*n The Up .,ed State. aud Central
and Soa'h Az rric.n por-. With proper
service The Y 10 10 RIO dc J.Delro can be
nave 10 thnd iess time tlau il nov &C
cuiies. bib sulsr trips ,sen Al The old
rate VI " eed would he great change Tor
t,a icu ~.
within two years j, viii be proved that
Tbs psssAee al The rpsssi subsidy bill vas
enc Of the wisest scss Of the iifiy fret csp
& .sss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Senator Edmuuds has sent his resigns
on to Gov. Page. to take effect next Now
mber. This decision will be received by
all Vermonters with surprise and regret.
l. ing su acknowledged leader in the Sem
ate, the highest legislative body In the
wosld, ii is certain that Vermont and the
nation viii suffer loss by his resignation.
II ~ trus Vermont has several able men
one oi whom may be appointed to the
vacancy, bus be VIII lack the experience
which can only be aimed by years OF ser
vice.
Among tue men to choose IRON VT
might mention Secretary Proctor, Gov.
Stewart, Judge Powers. Gov. Smith. Judge
Vetz.y. Col. Walker aud Judge Munson.
All OF these are good men and either OF
tbem would honor the state and nation
Which one shall IL be? II seems to us that
Gov. Pfge will have some difficulty III de,
ciding.
Vermont has gained Der RscendeDcy In
this U. y. Senate by elsoting good men and
keeping them there, NJ experience has
proved 10 DO one OF the strongest factors
il the usefulness aud influence Of members
OF the SauAte. From this fact il would
seem TO be the part Of Weldon TO select .
young man for the position. il one can be
found Of the requisite ability, that be may
bs kept in the place long enough to gain
thi, expeiiep CO aud iLhneuce In this view
OF the situation the governor eau hardly do
belt + than appoint our townsman Judge
Munson Ie is good mao and true, with
Legislative experience enough to make him
. useful man from the start and ability
enough 10 gain . commanding position
even in the u. s Senate. We mention his
name without his knowledge or consent.
simply from . conviction founded upon .
long and intimate personal acquaintance
that be is an ideal man for the place, and
we are sure that those citizens Of the state
who have become well acquainted With
Judge Munson are OF the same opinion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Tx Congressman josiah u. Grinnell, the
founder Of the town Of Grinnell, Ia. who
died st Marshalisown 10 that State Tues
day evening. was bofn 81 New Haven. this
State. Dec. %. 1921. He graduated from
Middlebnry college and then studied The
olosy Of Auburn, After preaching . ser.
mon be vent TO Iowa, turned his attention
10 farming. and become the largest wool
grower ia that state. He was strong sup,
porter Of Fremont. and was elected to The
lows State Senate on his own platform oil
free schools, no slavery. and Limitation to
whiskey.' In 1854 be purchase 5000 acres
OF land. laid out the town that bears bis
name, aud decided the town site TO board
OF trustees 10 trust Tor the founding OF
Gripnell university, which sfter~ard was
merged into Iowa college.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

The res immigration Law which has
jos. gone into eject provides thai bsfesf
ter efippIes. disesssd persons. idiots OF
those without uopsy or baggage siil not
be- allowed to land IN The uoiied States.
Those sho sse detsined uaust be support.
ed by tbs company ihey rasionrxsd apd
retained free a charge. Auy steamship
com psny ihss fails to comply With The reg
ulsiions Of the res Law will be nncd $500.
sod any company thai encourages iumi
grafton by any other means than their OF
dinsry advertising matter viii be liable to
fns Of 81 COO. As result Of the law.
steamship Inns ~ill increase thier steerAge
rates The iss sims 10 ALLOW only The
better glasses Of immigrants TO land.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09
TA. Seal Of vs.~s.,.

We copy ths following IN regard 10 the
sssl OF this com nonwexlsh from an adde's.
sris'sn and asaivtr-s by Mr. Thomss
Hasley CapGeId. . native 81 Arlington bu,
nos Of Bnrisos ton, st the Cenieanisl Con
sentioo Of the Protestant Episcopal church
hcli 10 A'lfngtoa June 1890.
capssis Jehiei Hssie, bait the hfs,
issms hcuse ID Afln g,ou. which stood 4
lev rods soeshwssseriy iron the present
sssirosd station. sni sks s!tervsra coca
pied BY Goverror Chisseuden dnnns The
Revolutionary var. snd 10 IL The me~tiugs
Of " scaassl Il safety vefs held. have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Msxtee does psi sstfsci foreigners ether
Than Tourists. sui fee who no shsre s~sk
10 become essissss II 10 stated tbsi 10
sis'ysthrxs year, oBly 2.0t foreigners
have been rsiursssrsd 10 Mexico. and 81
sbest i.its we're spaniTA. The nunber Of
Ansssosns sss osly is7. although macy
An~sioscs csoss Tho border ED engaged
10 besinsss there for time II 10 stated
sbsi The rumbsr Of foreigners getting nat
uraiised bss increased usder Pfesidrn'
Dmss administration. which "a natural ios
IL 10 oniy Of late years thai The so,erHmenl
hss beea static enough 10 mske aliens
ikinL seriously Of bfesaiag Of homo tics
snd sessiirg down ~ Mexio.ns,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

New York despatch dated March 30
says: II is reported here that Secretary
Proctor intends 10 resign from the war
department aud thu, be has been offered
most tempting position In respect TO 9
consolidation OF marble companies and
qaarfies which he's for some time been
Contemplated iu Vermont. 1T vas stated
us Mr.. Proctor MAS ,nered $40. 900 per
year iot hve years 10 accept the presiien
cy Of = marble consolidation 10 which bis
osn rvnc.fn was 10 h~ . part
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

1Ls Grst ststr sleciion II The nsv zeal
~. IN Rhode islspd which nov has Z
Democratic sovsrsor He ss . candidass
fos reelse,ioa bat dad bot sacceed tboush
b. ass .Esii plurality ever his Rspubli.
cas- con peiiior, 1hsrs heias no election
bs The re ipss The Ixssasiare which u
kepah.ioss sill siect Rspabilcsn eov.
It aos. 10 Csnaeosleu, the house has I'd
,oarnea nl.ii SossGbsf lssv,ng The qsss
tscn 81 Who Ia governor unsettled bss il
nsy es bfcashi before the courts By goo
wxnvaais proceedings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Toe Bosien journal ssys ihst 10 Isa
tbs uaiiea States built larger lumber oil
vs.srl. than England did. though their
aggregate tonnage sss smaller. Our on,
pat 81 tonusge Tor that year exceeded the
cuspa, 81 she year previous $1,000 tons,
IN Eeslssd there sss fsliicg "a Of 60.
600 ieps This 10 > toisrsbiy good show
log 10, sh~ Uaiisd States. and nov thai
ve are soiea 10 foster cur steam marine
by the aisihods which Ehsisrd hss prsc
s,eed fss hall ceniasy. cur relative pta
iisn !. likely further 10 Improve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Thti~ ISM, much consolation 10 the
femsrk 81 Commodore Ramsay, iu charge
Of tbs navigation bureau Of the navy, that
The UBi,.d States has only one war@hip.
bu, part J bailt, TO pit against tue eight
nouste, vessrls Of Italy But time will rem
~dy this. The two ba.tle,sbips we are nov
lualdina ~lli ous'clsss any that Italy pos,
essrs, aud more viii follow. The present
difficulty will serve good purpose iu
ehosins the false economy Of remaining
without aedanste naval defenses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

The Democrats ate not hurrshing over
ibs Election 81 Senator Peter Of Kansas o.
much - they seie Al frat He declined
Ia ssisud Democratic love feast over
Gru. rslmet's election - United States
sensiof from Illinois, and his friends ssy
thu, - between the two great parties be
will sci with The Republicans rather than
the Democrats Ia any event il is pro
bAbic ,hss be- viii be - much Of Repnb
llcsn % Ingalls, woaid have been il be bad
rensined IN the senate. Inssiis 10 badly
demot.iixsd,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Tnere have been oos OF two decisions r.
Gently affecting the status Of psupsrs thai
have more than local interest o1s deci
siop vs rendered in Rutland and the 9th
81 in Addison coan,y court 10 The lssi
ease the question seemed TO be settled that
sben . msn moves into town 10 reside
that tosn becomes chsrseabls With bis
support The fac. Of residence needs 10
b. established. The length Of residence Ia
immstefisl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

TIE Democratic editors who have been
coanenning the alleged extravsgauce OF
the fry tirri congress- III the matter OF
appropriations. eau learn somsthi0g from
Scpator CockreiI OF Missouri, who is .
Democrat aud . student Of economic ques-
tioas. Sruator Cockrell has made state
ment Ia which h. Gays that "there are not
many places where . reduction In the an
nusi appropriations can be made" and
the only large appropriation that he criti'
cises il that Tor pensions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

TIE Arksnsss Legislature must be queer
body OF men. IL has voted $4,000 to
pension disabled confederate veterans, 70
iusei 10 appropriate money Tor The worlds
lair aud has hung . portrait OF JEFF Davis
10 the legislative chamber 10 place Of the
portrait 81 George Washington which bad
b,.n ,I.,e for 20 years. Perhaps the last
aciion vas 10 coussqarnce OF tho $500. O0o
drf.leation 81 The .tsie treasurer. George
Washington being 40 honest msu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

April 10 the New York Tribune will
reach it's ffieih anniversary and on the
eveniog OF ihs, day there will be celebfa'
too OF the event ia the Metropolitan
opers,hause. Among the speakers will
be y Secretary Blaine. Cnsnncey NJ Depew.
George William Curtis and Roswell q.
Horr Some newspapers achieve prosper,
lily without bonor. aud others gain honor
without prosperity. bnt the Tribune rounds
up iis nifty years both prosperous and
hunored
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Congress hssiug appropriated VA .0Oo TO
construct astslfSay Inside the Bennington
battle sHnnnmrBt q contract has been ell
tered "a wiib William II Ward Of Low,
ELL Mass, tbs builder OF the monument
TO erect sn iron stairway from foundation
a. peek. The stpirs are to be founinch
Tlsa by srlecbdnch Iuu, aud 10 The con
sirae,ion Of which sixty tons Of iron are to
he used. The work is TO be completed in
season inr the celebration 10 August.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Al sgeni oi German syndicsss - 10
K.rsss Arranging for 900 experimental
tests q The srovih Of sugar bcess 10 The
cea,ssi cosnlics. With foreign seed. sud 4
saceessiaI IL 10 ssia that 10000. 900 foz
tlsu capital will be pa. into The industry
81 once. Tits nay help 70 care tbs slli
sncs ef.za 10 providing profitable employ
mont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09
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4g3w A. Il, GRAVES. Npn
IENNIE II, ADDE'S kkTATs.


State Of Vermont District 81 Manchester, -
In Probate tcnft held a. Manchester, within
a1d fof ssid District on the 15ib. day Of March
A. u Fgl
The Administrator on he estate 81 jennie l.,
AIDE. late ~ Arlington In said bissficg deceased
presented an application 10 ssiting 70 SAID Court
ss,tiag f5rih tbat the dresxsad dlsd ssixed ~
certain real estate 10 raid Ar iDaton, consulting
II about u a. sers If land with house sad barn
st.nding tbeYs0p, bVnndsd On the north Ard
xa.t III lands III John foGinr, on tbs east by
pg.nisss oceupad b, Ma hilss and on the
sanih by Tbs iigbssy: AID representing that IL
would be benz 6esi 10 ih1ee iAtstfs tAd III sail
real estate 10 have al u sad real estate tosa,
tof ihs resron that repsiilhg th6 buildings on
.sA prn ises would BIZ inesfrn9 an erpeHss
thst voaid be dispfppoflenAie - the rent that
cent De ebts NED ii sgsfsom. and praying ssld
Curt fog tbe fssseus sfUessId " graft him :
sleai ~ 10 seil al said real estate
wheseupon Il WAS ordered tta, hearing ga
sstd sIp icafson BE- held ~ the Probate On d IN
M4nrbfsieT III raid Dtstfset on the l7th dsy VI
AprI A -, 1891, ~ ~ o'clock A. aud that
notice u .sid sppiieaioa,l the nature and reasons
shsrtaf spd ms lime and pises VI hssiiDg thers.
On, he gwen 10 sii pef301s Interested ~ lbs
publication hereof three weeks tueees<i,siy 10
the Manchester JDuassL. . Newspaper pfsEtsd 81
Manchester In said Distrie., pfesless " ssid
time u bearing.
true Record.
Attest. J. 4 fEss. Register.
asv Attest J. 4. Penn. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

It's reported iLss The Western cattle
naas,s ara 81. 900 bed shcsi - eonpG
"a eth lhs nanbef 81 b~sves marketed
., iLss time css year sso. Jasi nov there
d 90 rssds ullesslt about rise 10 shs
price al tssf snd oisonsrssrins. lis not
smpos.ible ihsi cs,ils fsisspg IN Vermont
MAY sssis become profitable iadassry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Ism certain Is nov live. says G. T.
B.riLoiomes. Of ksiksska. Mich, that DR.
David kennedys Fsvorite Remedy saved
my life when | VI. . victim Of Bright
Disease. Ny son bad fever sore on bis
leg. he. TOO. used Fsvorise Remedy, and
IL nov cell. Bot tor this medicine / am
srrs beth father and son would have
teen six feet under The sod.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

Ter Eaaarr sBorfn nn HOB EsoroH TO
asyr ansasras pScnrcDs oosrEoLor rEE1A
oss xannrr, wTrn As iscsEAmse nsrEAp
az rprsuAssHe SCALE or vAcm.
Tsrsr sbt4Ssa AND SAILOR vno mas sEh'
rns ma corsTnr rasznrrLlr IN r1ns or
wan ouamr 10 ancuyH rEsnos, scr A. A
ss.rrgrr nvE AZ sArrEa or srxizz sus'
fsxea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09
J. u. FEM, KtBIsleF.
ATrnc Copy Of Record,
ig3ws Attest, J. II FEM Register.
lyOMMIHSIONERlS NOTICE,

" Estate Of sopmnosn / BUCKLEY
| The undersigned, having beef appointed By
| Tie Hon, Probate Court for tho District pf Mai.
chester Commissioners, to receive, exsmlne, and
salnst bIi claims sud dsmsnds o. ~ persons
| az INST the estate ~
Sophionia T. Buckley late Of Manchester
IN saij Istrici deceased and all ciaims exhibit.
ed III offstt thereto. hereby give notice that w
viii meet for the purposes Aforesaid q the busi.
ness office Of Mason y. Goi0nrn 1T Manchester
Centre On the i7tb day u September
Eert, from O'Clock 4. NJ Until o'clock y.
NJ, on said day and that sir months from
tie l7ih day VI March A. D. 1871 ID tho
zine limited by said Conft for said creditors to
pie,spi their claims W us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Manchester this i7lh day Of March
4, b. 1881.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09
LOR SALE
DOR SALE.

FOk SALE.
valuable Timber lot In the town Of Dor.
set Known as the Governors night, containing
i've III ldird acres, more or less also a mil
site i,esf eald lot ssid premises are lccatsd
near u rret village aud are very accessible For
particulars inquire oi GEO, W. MORRISON 81
Bafto syille w., or WIN ROUNDS OF Chester
Chester, &c cher 18th, 1890 II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-04-09

SOPHIA A. CALDWELL'S Estate.
- Ftate Of Vermont, District of Maj chester. 10
IN Probate Court held At Manchester, with n
and Tor said District on this 10th day Of March
A. ID. 1891.
An instrument pnrpoliing to be tho last viii
and testament of bophi, A Caldwell ists of Man.
chester IN said dietrics deceased, being present.
ed by Henry Hicks The tracptor therein named,
for Probate.
whertupon ~ s-ion q raid Court, 10 be held
a. the PROBATE ONCE In Manchester In said lis
trict. Oh the lob day u April, A. d 1891,
At ten o'clock in the forenoon Was ~.
pointed for the probate Of said Instrument
and Tor I'll persons concerned 10 appear aud con.
test the same, II esuse there be for 40 doing;
and public notice thereof was ordered to be gwen
by the publication hereof IN tbs MAncb. ster
journal. . newspaper printed 1t sid hanches.
ter, thee weeks successfully previous 10 said
tune 10 appointed.
A true record,
J. u. PENN, Hegistsr.
ATrnc Copy Of Record,
lg3ws Attest, J, II FEM Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-26
Sunday Excursions.
Aleu- ADVERTISEMENTS.
~--->>>~~~~-~~----~~~~~-~~-~~-|>|>
SALE OF
The CITY OF WHEELING
6Per Cent Electric Bonds

Notice is hereby given that the Commission
ers appointed by an ordinance OF the CITY OF
Wheeling entitled IAN ordinance authorizing
the issue ana sale OF bonds Of the City OF
Wheeling and the application OF the proceeds
to the erection and completion Of an electric
light plant within the City OF Wheeling" rati-
fed by the voters of the said City on the 9th
day of June 1891; will on Saturday, October IL,
1891. between the hours Of nine o'clock g. m
and three o'clock p. m, at the Exchange BANK,
in tile City OF Wheeling, receive bids in writing
and will sell the bonds authorized by said ordi'
nance amounting to eighty thousand dollars.
One hundred thereof are 800 bonds; one hun
dred are $500 bonds, and the balance, twenty OF
them, are ST. 900 bonds, all dated October l, 1881
and payable on or before October !, 1901, at the
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, with interest at the
rate of six percentum per annum, payable on
the first day of October 1892, and on the nrst
day OF October each and every year thereafter
interest coupons in proper form are attached to
each bond. These bonds are issued to pay for
the erection and completion Of an electric light
plant within the City OF Wheeling, and will be
sold to the highest bidder and for cash, but no
bids will be entertained for less than par. One
tenth Of said bonds will be redeemed each year
from and after October /, 1892; the bonds to be
redeemed each year will be selected by lot.
Said bonds are exempted from city taxation.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTRIC LIGHT
BONDS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-26
RniIdinp Notes.

The new jail building has made con-
siderable progress this week.
The tower Of the new st. Johns
Church Is growing day by day.
The new Driehorst building, on Main
street, is nearly ready for the roof.
The new McCourtney residence, on
South Front street, is nearly completed.
The new Terminal Company building
at Thirty-third street is nearly COM
pleted.
The third story of the front of the
new City Bank will be completed this
morning.
Dozens Of people stop every day to
admire the new residence Of MIR. Anton
Reymann.
A sewer is to be run down Alley Nine,
from the new City Bank building to the
Main street sewer.
The new Hutchinson building, at
alley and Main street, is approaching
completion.
The improvement Mr.. J. S. Naylor is
making on his Island residence is at
tracing much attention.
The work of tearing down the walls
of the old Tack factory building, made
great progress, yesterday.