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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
To Tax Ru.slan Products.

BERLIN, July 2S--The Federal Council
held a meeting to-day 70 consider what
custome reprisals should be made against
Russia for the increased duties levied by
that coun try on imported German prC-
ducts. TIE council finally resolved to
place an az diti0nsl tBX OF fifty per cent
on all Russian products imported into
Germany. The new duties will be col
leeted on and after August l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
The Century Bonds Delivered.

RICHMOND, VA, July 2S.-Yesterday the
delivery of the last Of the Virginia century
bonds was made, and the transaction be
tween the State and the Olcott committee
representing the foreign bondholders, was
closed. The bonds were shipped to New
York and the States manuscript bond 1oI
Sl5, 75g. $50 has been cancelled and MED
among the archives of the Treasurer's OF
fee.
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COAL.
PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors and Builders


Sealed proposals will be rscsivsd At the Office
Of the STATE Superintendent OF Free Schools. 10
the state House. a. Charleston. W. Va, until 2
o'clock .. 10. Tuesday, August lat, lag3, Tor tue
ere .tion OF a state Normal School bHii1ing at
West LIBERTY. in the county o. Obio and
State Normal School building ~ Gienyille, ia
tas county OF Gilmer. Drawings sn1 apecihca-
tiAns Of both bu idin - may he seen At the Ofics
OF the State S1perinte adent 81 FREE schools, Al
az the Office OF Melville ID. Post. ia
CITY Huilding Wheeling, ". Va. and OF the
Gienvilis building ., tne once OF r r. Kidd.
At GIenyille ". Va Said bids will be opened
a. D m Wednesday, AVEust %, 1893, az the
ONCE OF the DAILY S>afiEsi. ia Parkersburg. W.
Va By the Board Of Regents OF the stste No.
NAL schools thea in aanrAl session The said
Board reserves tbs riKht 70 Z Jet any or all
bids. The successful bidder will Be required -
give bond. with approved security, fo- the
faithfui performances Of the contract.
VIRGIL A. LEWIS,
jJ3 President OF Board Of Regents.
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sars Powderlr van ResIgn.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, July 2S.-Thomas B.
Mcclure. grand lecturer of the X. Of L.,
whois in the city, says it is true that t. Y
Powderly is to resign as Master Workman
Of the K of L., but it is not true that he
(McGuire) will succeed him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
Town Enrned.

MlLwAUKEE, WIS, July 2S.-Dispatches
20 the Evening Wisconsin from Medford,
Wis, Prentice Junction and Ftheld, Wis,
say those towns have been wiped out by
forest fires. Medf0rd has a population Of
], 800, Prentice 1850 and Fiheld 1000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29
NEsBITT & DEvINE,
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Catherine Burleys. AdministTator Va J. l.
Burley aud others, and j. b. Lukens y bfs
VS. j. T.. Burley, and others In the Circuit
Court Of OHIO county, West virginia
BY virtue OF the authority vested In me oy
decree ep uttered In the above mentioned cause,
consolidAed, on the % day Of June, 1898. VIII
sell At public auction At the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY. JULYS 1893,
commanding at 10 o'clock a. m. the following
described real estate. that s 10 SAY; A piece %
parcel OF land with the buildings thereon,
which fronts - feet inches ON the west side
Of South Front strest, Ia the city OF wheeling,
aud running west with an even width 70 ~
foot alley. being part OF lot lAin y Lame Aa,
ground ~ feet in width and Is feet 3 inehes
deep, lyinR north and adjoining she nnfih
line Of said lot No. II together with All NE
rights and interests In and 70 the partition
wall on the south side Of said part OF LOT No
l2 Intended to be conveyed 20 Catherine Bur.
ley by deed made By william Campbell aud
wife, on the Let day OF hovemb@s. 1913, ana re-
corded In the office Of the clerk OF he county
court Of said OHIO county, In deed hook o.
Farms OF sale, one.thlrd Of the purchase
m onsy. or 90 much thereof AZ the purchaser
may elect - pay. In cash, aud We residue Ia
with Interest from the day OF sale. aud the
legal utls 10 be retained a. security for the de-
ferred payments tovpa
W. BALLER, Special commissionsL
thereby certify that the aboVs-namsd spes'
In, comm Issioner has glYen bond and &c cvrity
as required by law and The said decree.
TIE above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
July 22nd, lS9S, At 10 o'clock :. m. -.
iuiOsodl Special Commistionef
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

oIftINI IfIFNTIIIl - ~ Hfslal'T'
MARIETTA, o., July 27.-The Circlevills
and Marietta base ball clubs crossed bats
this afternoon. Circlevile won by OppOr-
tune hitting and the home teams errors.
Score: Circleville l3, Marietta 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

The worst cases Of Chronic Ca
tarth in the Head, yield to DR..
Sa-1e's Catarrh Remedy. So Ger.
is it that Its makers offer $500
Tor an incurable case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

IL seems evident that the "lay" OF
Republican managers this season, from
ex-President Harrison down, is TO charge
every fall iu the stock barometer to that
old and discredited bugabOO, Demo
cratic free trade"
No wonder the leaders Of the McKin-
levied Majority party seek TO beiog the
situation that they may escape the re-
sponsibilily for their foolish financial
erislation. Their efforts are 10 vain,
owever. The plain people cannot be
celved.
In their earnest efforts 10 free the
,try from the burdens imposed by
IbIIcan folly, vote-seeking tactics
yild extravagance, Democratic
istration and Democratic congress
lack the staunch support Of the
M public, which caE neither be
,or scared into forgetting the
Of the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

Or. z. c. VESTS Heue an6 Brain lresinent
is sod under positive written guarantee, ~ euLnor
Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood: Qulc knc.9i
NIeht Loses; Evil Dreams, lack Of Conncencei
Of tie 0cnerafive Organs "a elthsf eex, caused ~
over-exsrton. Youthful Errors or ExcessiFe Use q
Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which soCn lead 70
1nser(, Consumption, Insanity and Dean. ~ mall
Al box. for g, With written guarantee 70 cure ~
refund money. EEST,G COUGH SYRUP. certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, br1ncni,s Crokp,
Thooping Cough, Sore Throat. Pleasant 70 takei
small slze discontinued, old, oc. stze DOW 1ci ca
81 size, roB Doc. GUARANTEES iss1ed only
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

A Daily Hint From Paris.
From ne european edition Of he Herald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-29

% tho Pleasats CountY Sensation-mr.
shinxieton vindieatod Amid Great E1-
rifeuanr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-28
%EygA UNION
Ij lSssf PACIFIC
SsD SYSTEM.
TIE THROUGH CAR LINE,
Effective Sept. Ii, 1893.
Trahf Anlrs aiui bpari ~ sat Lake
GU Dlip. a. loIoris

Arrive
from M Eastern points. ..,.,....,.... 3 90 a M
IRON lutte. Portland, san Fran
cisco. Cache Nalloy and usdon...io 90 m
FROM all Eastern points, rars city
aud oEion...a.....,.. ...a...s....'ll 80 a m
From san fruciico. ogden and
intermediate roInis.........,.....-.. ~ I'm
prom Milford, .anpcto valley .juah, Nophi.
Provo. EurthA and intermediate points 10 y m
'froa Terminus aud Toocle,........-.. Z % y m
nUrAnr
For ogden, intermediate points.
san Francisco. Para city and
an Eastern points ..............., : 50 n m
Tor ogden and intermediate points e. 4 % y ma
FOR ogden, intermediate points
and all Eastern points. ......-....... o % y IN
For Ogden .nuttc Helena. PORTLAND,
cache valley and san Francisco s On p M
.For Eureka. Provo. sanpe,e Valley
and Milford. ............-....... on m
'for 1ooclo and Tormiuus.......... N am
Hun only on Monday wednesday ana
Friday
TRAINS south % luab will run oyory other
day only leaving Juab Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday and Frisco on Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-28

in honor OF his son Williams marriage
10 Miss Crane Of Lshi.
The grading on the approaches 10
the new Iron bridge at the crosslng
Of the Provo river is about com
pleled.
Messrs. wadley and Divey have
found large cave uear their onyx
mine. They are Blasting a hole Into
the chamber 10 make II more easy Of
access.
Prairie chickens and sage hens are
said 10 DO very numerous In the noun
tains aud many nimrod "a going In
quest Of the Wild fouls.
The Republicans Of Utah county
will send n large force 10 Spanish FORK
on Saturday to put Ia nomination
sheriff and superintendent Of pubic
schools.
John Il. Clark ana John Swonson,
OF Pleagaut Grove, returned from the
Worlds Fair yesterday.
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Departed This Life.

Mrs. Elizabeth Is. Smith, seventy.
siK years OF age, anu one Of the refuge o.
from Kirkland and Nauvoo, died AT the
residence Of her son, Joseph f., on
MONDAY morning. She came n Thu
Territory In 1854. She had lived In
various parts OF Utah and Arizona, but
for the last eleven years In Logan.
Deceased leaves n large circle OF fela'
tives and friends 10 mourn her loss.
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LOGAN.
LoaAS, UrAn srrr. %, 1893,
BndlY Hurt.

James Lamont was seriously Toured
last Sunday evening, at Mer~ln, Mi.
Lamont was leading a pair Of colts out
Of n gate, when some stranger spoke
70 him. He turned TO answer, and
was struck n blow on the head which
rendered him unconscious. He re-
manned in this condition for more than
an hour before he recovered sufficient
ly to crawl TO tho house. He Ia unable
10 tell whether he was struck by the
man who was speaking TO him or
kicked by one Of tile colts. On Mon
day morninglMr. Lamont was Brought
to Logan and examined by DIR. Snow,
who found that the skull was fractured
for about three iuches, but fortunately
II was not depressed fracture; and as
there appeared to be no bad effects
from conclusion, the patienps recovery
Ia certain. II was a narrow escape.
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Items About Town,

PLEAaANr GEovE, Sept. 2s, $780,
Great preparations are telng made at
Plea.ant Grove to open the new
school house ON Monday next.
James Chapman OF American Fork
tavon grand ball on Monday evening
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Agricultural College Ball.

The students Of the Agricultural col
lego will give their opening ball on
Saturday. Tho proreeds will be de-
voted 10 the purchase Of Instruments
for the A. q. band.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-28
Gun Accident.

On Monday afternoon, while trying
TO extract n loaded cartridge from the
barrel Of n shotgun, Edward Kent
very nearly had thumb blown Oh.
DIR. Snow fears that It will DO necessary
10 amputAto the thumb.
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A Narrow Escape.

While coming down Logan canyon
after DARK lew evenings since, n
Smithheld mans team ran VII Of a
high dugway and fell into the river,
taxing the wagon and load with them.
Strange TO say, no injury resulted.
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For the Plaintiffs.

Judge Boreman, 10 whom was re.
ferred the case Of H. w. Shipley OF al
Va Frank Law, after lengthy trial,
decided the case In favor OF tbs plain
aiH.
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of,ona,Innsd BAD.

Notice Is hereby given that the Ice
known and sold ~ CITY Water Ice,
from this ponu known ~ the Isaac
Hunter Ice pond, has been condemned
~ impure and uufit for use excepting
solely for refrlgtfating purposes. The
said Isaac Hunter has been notified
that prosecution will follow any sale Of
tbe ice made without the representa-.
ton that II Ia impure and for Toifiger'
ating purposes only.
r. Il. BEATTY, MD,
Heath Commissioner.
A. Is. KEsDALL,
Inspector VI Provisions.
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Al Brigham City Races.

A number q Cache valley horses
will take part In the races at Brigham
City on Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-28
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
E1GRANDE%s
EWEsTERMS
aARiIvYNj
EszAMi
is1e4t.stfFb CURRENT TINE rAnli
In Eject Iriv son. tsVl


frIvrs sarr tArr
No. 1-for Provo, liinarhin, Wusatch
and al points Eaft ...... 500 An
No,t-For Provo, Grand junction and
all points kast........ .......- shop'h
No. o-Tor futokA, tlroTo, Manu-,
and sallna ..ss.......-..... .... 81 pm
No. s-Tor Ogden and West.............lli3l pm
No, l--for Ufden and tho West .....-. IL 10 hsni
~ fyrs stfr fANv
No. i-rfom Eufcta, ifovu. ofani
junction aud The hnai. .-.........tti o. am.
Ne t-Trum Provo, Grand Junct.on
and ne East.,...-.......-.......i II 80 y. m.
10. b-ffofn bingham, lfoTo. Manu
and saIiua .......... ........... .ilnm
No. i-Frnm ogden and the West. - An.
NJ. i-ttom ogden and Tho West .... fito 10.
only Inc running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room ~lccpors tp ucnver via
Crane Junction and 20 hansas CITY and thica.
% via Colorado points and only limo running
lulman rlceurrs salt Lave 70 san Frauciarp.
No chanFcs eiofo connections. Safety speed
and comfort.
rIthstunir. 80. ~ s' .nd snuth 90.
u, {. huDGh, A. A. NkLbr III. hEksGrL
Sou. AaasEeE Sen. bxpt zen. a.
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LA GIRoNDE.

A story OF the French Rcvolution,
Which will afford interest and instruction all readers
PROF. w. ]. KERR, OF the Utah University has made
special TIP TO Cornell College to gather data for sees OF
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Mathematical Science.

I. and H. Outline OF Mathematical Science td) Odgln
and nature OF mathematical science viewed a whole
o. Fundamental divisions Of the science, with some.
thing OF the origin development logical relation and
comparative value Of the various branches.
Ill Logic OF Mathematics. IN this latter day we pride
ourselves on our laboratories in which the pupil comes face
to face with the facts and forces OF naure-evey mahea-
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We take grea, pleasure in promising those who favor
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The following special features The writer's these articles
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OBSERVATIONS IN MEXICO.

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THE ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS,

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PREACHING and PREACHING,

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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-26

The Democratic convention held
ut Cape Charles City, last Thursday,
according to announcement, was
very harmonious one and resulted in
the nomination, by acclamation, Of
DR.. Geo. w. LeCato, as the candi-
date for Senator for the counties OF
Accomac and Northampton, of DR..
Chas. Smith as the floater candidate
for the House of Delegates for Acco-
mac and Northampton, and of Major
Baker P. Lee as the foater candidate
for the House of Delegates for Acco-
mac and Elizabeth City. The nomi-
nees are all we'll known to the peo-
pie of the Eastern Shore and are not
only thoroughly competent to dis
charge we'll the important duties to
be committed to their hands at the
next session Of our Legislature, but
each of them has that lofty sense of
integrity which will cause him to do
it with credit to himself, with honor
to the State and to the satisfaction
of their constituents. They will go
to the Legislature untrammeled by
pledges and unquestioned as to the
course they will pursue in meeting
the obligations imposed upon them
their constituents are willing to
trust them. They are entitled to
the support, not only of the Demo
cratic voters, but OF all her people.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-26
To Build a Spoke Factory.

Mr.. w. G.. Bennett, of High View,
Sullivan county. n. Y, has written to
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, Commits
sioner of Agriculture, that he is anX-
ious to buy lot of land in Tidewater
Virginia, situated upon or adiacentto
navigable waters with large quanti-
ties Of white hickory timber thereon.
Mr.. Bennett explains that he wishes
to established q spoke and handle-fac
tory in this State and seeks all the in
formation he can get upon this char
acter of wood. His idea is to locate
his plant close to water in order that
shipments to New York can be made
by boat instead of rail. The gentle
man stated that his attention to Vir-
ginia's attractions in this line was
called by the handbook just issued,
which he conplimented very highly.
The desired information will be furn-
ished Mr.. Bennett.-Richmond Dis
patch, Goth.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-26
A Welcome to Col. O'Ferrall.

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, August<20.-
Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrrall, the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, reached
home yesterday morning from Rich
mond. AS he stepped from the train
a large crowd which assembled greet.
ed the nominee with three cheers,
roundly given, for "the next Gov
ernor Of Virginia. A committee
was in waiting with q handsome
four-in-hand team and escorted him
to his residence, on South Main street.
Colonel O'Ferrall was rendered a
serenade of night, and number of
his friends of both political parties
assembled to tender their congratula-
lions. There were many ladies in
the party, and the Colonels hand
some residence presented a gay ap-
pearance for several hours.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-26

Every patriot in the land should
be gratified to learn that President
Cleveland is not suffering from some
dangerous malady, as many newsp9-
per reports would lead them to be-
lieve, but is sin the best OF health if
those nearest to him can be believed.
Private Secretary Thurber when
he was interrogated recently
regarding the report that the Presi-
dent was suffering from Bright's
disease, unhesitatingly stated that
there was absolutely no truth in the
report, and when asked as to his gen.
eral health stated that there was
nothing organic the matter with the
President. When he left Washington
it was under the advice of those who
take great personal interest in his
welfare simply because he wanted
the recuperation which his arduous
duties OF the past six months had
made necessary and to fit him to
again assume the active cares of his
official position, Mr.. Thurber added
that the rest the President needs is
simply what any man, however
vigorous, must require when over
taxed. Mr.. Thurber received a letter
only Wednesday from the President,
in which he stated that he was
rapidly gaining strength and vigor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-08-26

1t is the purpose of the Democratic
leaders to open the canvass about the
first of September. Much attention
will be given in this fight to organiza-
ton but, at the same time there will
be no lack of oratory. In addition to
the home talent efforts will be made
to geta number of members Of Con-
gress to come down into Virginia on
Mondays and make speeches. Col.
O'Ferrall will remain at his home in
Harrisonburg for a day or two and he
will then return to his duties at Wash
ington. He will open the canvass ear.
ly in September on the Eastern
Shore, and from there he will visit the
Southside counties. Mr.. Kent will
stump the Southwestern counties be-
fore he visits the other parts of the
State, and Major Scott will begin his
canvass in the Valley.-Richmond
State.