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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
L ESTATE MARKER.
Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Ke
terdaY.

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terdaY
The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed dated August 80, 1894, between
Samuel NJ. Sawtell and wife and James
L. Sawtell ct al, for all right and title
of parties OF the first part TO real and
personal property in estate Of George
Sawtell. Consideration 81.
Deed dated August 3d. 1894, from
George f. Sawtell and wife and Henry
&. Sawtel ct al, for interest and title
in estate Of George Sawtell. Considera-
tion 81.
Deed dated October Q. 1894, between
GUY r. C. Allen, special commissioner,
and Adolph Knoke, for parcel Of real
estate in the Eighth Ward, in Square
A. Consideration S676
Deed dated May ., 1891, from Joseph
Coats aud wife, Of West Liberty, TO
Benz Biggs, of the same place, for a
certain lot OF ground in the town OF
West Liberty. Consideration $50.
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MRs. MARY l. RoRIE.

at helped me Immediately, aud con-
tinued 10 steadily improve under its pow
erful influence l am now seventy-seven
years old, and owe my good health entirely
to Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
MY grandfather died at 1O3 years of
age; my father at 49, If they could only
have had this medicine they might have
reached a ripe old age / cannot speak
half highly enough of it,
If YOU have weak heart weak nerves or
bad blood, take Dr. Greenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. II cures. DR..
Greene, its discovereT, is our most success
full specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases. He can be consulted free, per
sonaly or by letter, at his Office, 80 West
l4th Street, New York City.
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OHIO COUNT FARMEks.
The Coming Institute to be Held in West
Liberty and Elm Grove.

The Coming Institute to be Held In west
Liberty and Elm Grove.
The second meeting OF the Executive
Committee of the Ohio County Farmers
Institute was held 10 the city yesterday
at l o'clock, to further arrangements
for the coming farmers institutes to be
held in West Liberty, January nth and
18th, aud Elm Grove February 18th
and 10th, 1895.
The committee are making every ei-
fort to have the coming institutes sur
pass any that has yet been held, not
withstanding the institute Of last year,
and also the year previous, were a de-
cided success.
Most OF the subjects will be new, and
discussed by the ablest talent to be
found in the county.
DR., Myers promised that the Experi,,
ment Station corps will be present, and
we may expect much that will be new
and interesting from the experiments OF
the past year.
The committee hope to have arrange
monts completed in very short time.
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FOR STYLE AND sATIsFAoTION

Gall and examine our large aud handsome
stocK of Foreign aud domestic WOolens.
procured eXClusiyely by our agent for the
fine merchant tailoring trade.
our assortment of fall OverOOatlnga,
suitings, TrOWserings and Fancy Nestings
unsuualed aud EN- braclng every novelty.
We guarantee fit ana make price, TO
suit the times. A full line OF Gents Fur
nishings new aud nObby" 100 dozen of
our celebrated 25c HaIf Hose again re-
crivsd The pOpulsr EIghmte shirt
leader All knIJ HOOt Jackets tor sale by
oplv c. HESS & SONS,
Fine Tailors and Gents Furnishers
1921 and 1928 MRrkst street.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
wBttIins &<sistss
rn.rmnmarnr nnoore.

Mr.C. Scauepf, tue Oosra House drug
gfst. made tls folio Hing observations OF
the temperature yesterday: Z a. m, 10;
ga. m, 40; II M, O.; Sp. N, 61i p m, 64
w leather. fair.
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Inds1to New Aavsrass usavG

SECOND fAGb.
Professional Success.
FOURTH PAGE.
Lost-DOg.
Clairvoyant-Prof.O 'Lesry.
Wanted-Gentleman Boarder.
Wanted-Salesman.
Wanted-Agents.
Parlor Fenders-Nesbitt & Bro.
Lost-POcKetbook.
Emerson Pianos-C A. House
Misunderstanding Statesmen.
Wanted-Business Manager.
List of Letters.
Speculation-We & Co.
FIFTH PAGE.
Seven Octave Piano for S650O-F. w.
Banner Il Co.
lockwood Pot.ery-Ewing Bros.
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GRAND Squirrel Lunch this evening
at Arthur Bros Saloon, No. 1900 Nc
Colloch street, from till - o'clock.
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NJ0AKC This Is the day to buy.
OLU AND Shook & Co. s the place.
CITY Collections.

City Collector Shafer has turned over
TO City Receiver Kindelberger the fol-
lowing amounts for taxes:
General fund ....... ............s 9,ls4 66
Ten cent levy tund............,.. l,sU5 20
Total. .................... .tlV''5f o.
The period for per cent. OF discount
will close on Wednesday, 3lst inst.
After November 1st, interest will be
added on real estate taxes at the rate Of
10 per cent.
GRAND Squirrel Lunch this evening
at Arthur Bros Saloon, No. 1900 Nc
Colloch street, from I'LL ~ o'clock.
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READY TO WEAR cLoTHING-KRAus BIOS.
BROS.

No other hOu.. does, ever did.
or ever will. sell such sterling
qualities at such low prices as we
quote.
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S2l.0ll W0RTH OF FUR CARES

Just received Capesfrom $3.50 TO Sl25 stock that will
you Goods shown with pleasure You are n0tugel buy
Goods e COaks Fur Trimmed, $3.50
Ladies in long Cloth Jackets 800
Velvet Cellar 900
Iadies an Chinchlls COakS 90 TO $4,000
to 300
S25OtO 1900
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

An uged citizen, in whose voins there
mingled Caucasian and Ethiopian
blood in about equal proportions, called
ut tho collectors office in the court
house the other day and hung about I'M
Ill he found n chance to speak 10 him.
sis dis de colIectah?" he inquired.
"Ycs." replied tho official "What can
l do for you, unclcH" Got bill OF TO
dollahs an sixty cents agin man
down on JET son street." said the aged
caller, handing him pocket-worn
scrap OF paper. "Wisht you'd elect it,
sab! can't."-ChicagO Tribune.
lie went fishing, and when he came
back friend met him and asked: "Did
YOU catch anything?" NO" in a tone
Of scorn. "Wcll," exclaimed tho friend,
"you arc truthful. anyhow, which all
fishermen arc not" GAS to that" re-
spondcd the fisherman, "perhaps you
might have called them fish, but l
wouldn't. The biggest ono ] got
weighed only twelve pounds. "-Dctrou
Fres Pres
"You'vc boon in Norway2" some
body asked friend. "What is tho
Gothenburg system like" 'Oh," said
the tourist, ''ns far as can remember.
its something in this woy: You order
whisky rs hot water, and they put 1t
down in the bill as sugar. "-Iltd0llnSter
Gdsttle.
Proprietor Railroad Eating House
il any one calls tell them / will be back
in half an hour. Waterfall right;
shall tell them where you have gone
Proprietor-Sullerin Moses, no! I'm
going ont to ret some dinner!-NationqI
Car and Locomotive Builder.
Professor Occurring on the gorila)-
"Gentlemeu, YOU must give mo your
undivided attention. lt-is impossible
for you to form n true idea OF this
hidcous animal unless you keep your
eyes fixed OIL mc."--BoStOn Commercial
BusSin.
Mr.. Biuks (suddenly awakencd)-
"Who-who's thcrc?" Burglar with
pistol -"Don't yeh daro move, or Ill"--
Mrs. BInks-"For mcrcy's sake, don't
shoot! You'll wake tho baby!-GoOd
NnrS.
Guard ION branch linC)-"very sorry,
sir, all tho seats are taken. But il you
caro- 10 run along with the train, there's
somebody getting out ut the next sta.
tion."-Fiiegcnde Bt0c!tr.
Sea Captain-"There is no hope! Tho
ship is doomed. In an hour we will all
be doad" ScasicR PasseDger-"Thank
Heaven. "-BlOOmiIgton Eye.
The quiet man is never quoted to his
DISQUALIFICATION Globe.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho Marine Journal relates strange
incident In connection with the work OF
clearing away the debris Of the recently
wrecked bridge at Louisville. The sub
marine diver, whose duty It is TO de-
scend To the bottom OF the river and
fnsten chains 10 the heavy ironwork,
besides placing dynamite charges 10
spots where the most desirable results
may be had, remained recently beneath
tho surface for more than IN hour.
There was no response when signals
were made, and there was uneasinoss
felt, AT last the diver who goes on as
a relief reported for duty, and he was at
once seat down TO ascertain what was
wrong. In a few minutes both men
came up. The diver was found seated
on pile Of iron fast asleep.
Postmaster Simeon W. A. Stevens, Of
South Gardiner, Mass., who IL 40 years
OF age, was appointed by franklin
Pierce In 1854 aud has held tho Office
continuously ever since. It is said that
there arc only nineteen poslinAsters
now holding office whose commissions
antedate his.
Colonel Orson Moulton. who was
was buried with military honors at
Springfield, Mass, on Tuesday last, will
DO remembered by old soldiers as tho
leader OF the famous charge at Cold
Harbor. during the civil war.
The queen Of italy has offered through
tho columns OF tho Romano letteraria,
prize for the best essay on tho works
Of Leopardi, the pcssimist poet. The
prize is d pen holder adorned with sixty
rubies.
Alaw in Norway prohibits any person
from spending more than five cents for
LIQUOR ct one visit to n public house.
and alcoholic stimulants arc supplied
only to sober persons.
Swiss hotel keepers complain that
while their business has in other re-
spects been up TO the average this sum.
mer, Americans have been almost as
scarce as last year.
The british Medical Journal says that
Prime Minister Cfispi, OF Italy, is sui
iering from cataract, and an operation
will be performed on one OF his eyes in
few weeks.
Dulcin, new sweetening material. is
said to be 225 times as sweet as sugar.
1t is used rs u drug only, and would DO
dangerous on the dining table.
The Chinese laundrymen of Boston
are about to form trust for tho pur-
pose OF keeping prices for work up to
the proper standard.
A Kings Daughters Circle in San
Francisco is composed OF eight Chinese
wqnen, two Japanese, two Syrians and
two Americans.
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~ finally began tho use Of Dr. Greeuo'S Nervura
blood and nerve remedy and IN avery shcrt
time was much better. ] nm now entirely cured
thanks to this wonderful medicine. desire to
recommend It to everyone who Is suffering FROM
any complaint for l know that It will cuse
them"
People everywhere nre suffering from disease
whom Il they would uSo Dr. Grccno's EervurA
blood and nerve remedy they would DO cured,
IIyou, reader. have headache. pain in any part,
or any symptom Of nervous or chronic disease
take this great remedy and you will DO made
perfectly we'll. Its tho discovery Of DR.. Greene,
OF IS wos! Fourteenth street New York. tho
most successful specialist III curing nervous aud
chrome diseases He cru DO consulted free,
personally or by letter.
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"No TIME no WASTE"
A. Story of Invcutor Westinghouse md
Commodore Vanderbilt.

A. Story of Inventor Westinghouse and
Commodore Vanderbilt.
When Westinghouse first obtained
his patent on the air brake, says the
Roston Globe, he was poor and friend.
less, and he found considerable difficulty
in inducing the railroads to apply it to
their cars. He managed to secure an
introduction to Commodore Wander
bilt, who was never noted for his gentle
manners. Westinghouse found him
engrossed in his correspondence, and
no did not dcign to stop reading his
letters whilo tho inventor extollod tho
merits OF his device. When lie bad
spoken his little piece Vanderbilt for
the first time seemed to take notice OF
him, and, looking up suddenly, said in
his gruiTest tones:
whats that you aay?"
So Westinghouse commenced all over
and explained how by an air pressure
thirty pounds to the square foot the
brake was applied by the engineer. and
when he finished he waited patiently
for tho verdict.
OUCc luOIS tnD Olu GuliulOhOio AdlsSu
his head long enough to jerk out:
whats that You say about air2"
Westinghouse told him.
Looking him steadily in tho face the
old man replied in freezing tones
"That will do. have no time to waste
with id foo"
Discouraged, but not iHlisheartencd,
Westinghouse left, only later to bring
tho great invention tn the knowledge Of
the Pennsylvania railroad authorities.
At that time Tom Scott was the presi-
dent OF tho corporation, and ho at once
saw tho practicability ri the invention,
aud allowed some OF his cars to DO
equipped with it. With that opening
IL was easy enough to get other roads 10
use tho brake, and WestinghOuse's fame
and fortune were made. When that
time had arrived he one day received a
letter from Commodore Vanderbilt, ask
ing him to call at tho Centrals Office.
Mr.. Westinghouse reply was tersc and
to the point. He simply wrote:
81 have no time to waste with q id
fool
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The Registers Wool Deai Exposed.
Tho editor of tbs Monroe Gazette has
taken the trouble on behalf Of tho Is.
rELLroEScER and tho truth to ascertain
the facts connected with tho Register
wool purchase in>his county. His clear
and straightforward report WILDE found
in another column. 1t drives tho Reg
lister to tho wall and throws the wall on
top OF that remarkable wool authority.
Fifty pounds Of choice tub.washed
wool delivered to local mill andtrodcd
for goods AFRO paradod under screaming
headlines as the basis Of current quota
tons for tho standard woods OF this re-
gion. Tho sheep editor Of the Register
must have been conspiring with tho
FREQ trade politicians to mako that news
paper more ridiculous than usual.
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by local applications MS thoy cannot
reach tho discussed portion Of the ear.
There is only ono way TO cure deafness.
and that lie by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inllamod con.
dition Of tho mucous'lining of the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tubo is ill.,
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t is On.
tircly closed deafness is tho result, ami
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed for.
ever; nino cases out Of ten arc caused
by catarrh, which il nothing but an in.
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will Givo Ono Hundred Dollars for
any casc Of Deafness caused by cata:rh)
that cannot DO cured by Halls Ca!arrh
Cure. Sond for circulars; free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, ..
Sold by druggists, 10 cents.
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HER PRIVATE LIFE.
How Little We Know Each OH
eFS Affairs.
Troubles and Trials Which We
Keep TO Ourselves.
Some Good Reasons Why 1t Is Wise TO
Tell Our Experiences

Astory Of great suffering oons' from Middle
sex, Vt Mrs. IL A stockweii. Well.knoWn lady
residing there. has endured the most intense
agony from headaches. shecontguued 70 suffer
irightful!y without obtAipin. relief Finally
4 friend who had recovered from . similar con-
plant told her Just whG: to do TO DO cured.
She Is now we'll and wants every suffering
woman to know about IL Here is her remArka.
bic letter:
About year aud a halt ago." she says q
had time OF very severe headaches. which,
while they lasted were 50 bad that could not
sit up. They lasted from ono to two days gcn'
orally two. and after got over them was com
plctoly prostrated tried many remedies but
could not hnd anything to relieve me be-
came iearfully discouraged aud doWn'hcarted
aud feared should never sc. well.
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selling a. II cents, should have brought
soeents. The Register will havo to sI-
plain this to its eonadins wool grower
in Monroe county.
Tie attention Of our nelghbor is called
to the Commercial Bulletins remarks
on tho coming foreign wool Gales in
London and We give It an opportunity TO
see whatit can make out Of that phase
Of the situation.
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Tho Way TO Get ut 1t.

II any wool grower wants to know
wha. the market price Of wool is he has
only to offer some for sale. lie need
not sell to the frat buyer. After he has
offered his product to all the buyers he
will know exactly what is the highest
price he can got for it.
That test will DO conclusive and will
determine whether the Register or tho
IxrELLrGEScRR 10 riGht-whether tho
market price for tho standard wool Of
this locality is 90 cents, % cents or II
cents as tho maximum.
Tho INrELLIGEScEE wishes the price
were as high as the Register puts it, but
unfortunately it Is not and tho wool
grower gains nothing by being deceived.
Neither can the Register gain anything
for the cause Of free trade by trying to
deceive tho wool grower and being
caught in tho disreputnblo act.
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.TnE Register viii notice BY a dispatch
TO the ISrrLtloEScrR that it isn't true
in Guernsey county any more than it is
in Monroe county. Tho Register will
have to get new sheep editor or break
its combfk5 With the free trade cain.
paign committee.
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"THEHE Is no excuse for installing or
Inisnpprehon ending tho feeling and tho tsin-
per OF tho rank and 1lo Of Democracy.
They nra downoast under the nssetlion
that their pnrty fails In ability to manage
the government, md they nre npprehen-
sive ihnt efforts to bring about tnrln re-
form may fall but they nro much more
dowucnSt md npprehensivs IN their fear
that Democratic principles may BIO sur
rendered." ,,-sa>,
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TiHsburGh Chronicle. 7e'eoraph
Tho chairman OF the political meeting
in West Virginia whispered to the sec
rotary:
"ITavo the surgeons arrivcd2"
eyes, sir"
"Arc they fully supnled with probes,
splints. anu the like"
"rhey arc"
"IIave you as many strotchors and
ambulances as you think you will necd?"
1--WE have, sir"
"rhon We will call the meeting to
order"
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DRoDATE OF WILL.

Ollcc OF the Clerk OF tho County Court Of Ohio
County. state Of West Virginia. In the matter
of the petition for tue probate OF the last WI
mud testament Of Matilda Adams, deceased.
The object Of tho petition died In this nHilef
on the 10Th day OF september. 1871 Is To hAe
admitted TO probate paper writing plFEot,ils
TO 10 the last will and testament OF NIflti
Adams. deceased, bGnrinG date on tao liIa da' %
November. A. D.. lS.L!: aud It appearing ltoa "a
affidavit 1led with me IN my Otilcc that MatlIlA
Warren. Catherine Lucas. Sarah J. MctTAti.h'
Elizabeth s. Lott Catherine l., Raw, Mary \. We
lwHiu susan Kells, AmbroNe $. Parks. Le0iin
H. Parks. Joseph NJ Parks. Albert Kcils. Ol,'et
HellS Leroy Kclls. Milton Davis. drs !. J l!l'
SNrl. James l.. DavIS GGOnHe Davis. Kate nltt''
wIoNe married name Is unknown. Lewis Walker,
and the other IONS OF Catherine Walker whose
names are unknown. the persons who are thntti'
III aud by said petition declared 10 be inie7''ti
In the probate u said viii, arc non.rc,ilea!' %,
this state, Il Is Urlcrci, that they do Apqths a.
my Oiilcs, In tho city Of Wheeling, In the ca1nW
and state aforesaid. within one month after 'As
date Of tho iIrst publication hereof anl dnN4a'
i necessary tn project their Interest IN sal ~.
ter. The hearing Of aid matter Il set '2' We
18th day Of October. A. d. lsgI al 10 Oc.osf O. "a;
Published the Inst time OH the liih Hi' Oh
GEORGE HOOK. C4r..
AL C;NnKr Attorney selilt
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THE death Of the count of Paris re-
moves one pretonder TO deiuucs throne
and makes way for another. The French
arc not Getting up thrones in these pro.
gressiye DAYS.
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Mr. CALDWELL Is a shrowd politician.
lie will not run tor the state senate in
tho First district this year. lie will
leave that to como Democrat who
knows less than hc docs. Mr.. WhIta.
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TnE Register discovers that Kanawha
county will 90 Democratic this year.
The probable Democratic majority in
Preston county Is not given
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Mckinney hit 'em down in Maine.
lie docs that wherever no goes. lilo
knows what ho is talking about and
knows how TO talk II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11

TIE United States marshal and his
deputies in West Virginia have not
murdered anybody for several days.
Illus their ammunition given ohL2 Tho
campaign Isn't over.
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a. NJ. BAILEY, a we'll known citizen Of
Eugene, Oregon, says his vito Inns for
years been troubled with chronic
diarrhGa and u,ed many remedies
with littlc relief until she triod Cham
berIain's Collie, Cholera and dinrrhGa
Remedy, which has cured her sound
and we'll. Glvo 1t trial aud you will
DO surprised at tho prompt relief it al.
i0rds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11
acknowledgement
wnEELING. SEPTEMBER II. 1894.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


PoR CONGRESS
Ftrst DiaHa-B D. DovENER, Of Ohio County
1hrd DtGrLa-JAs II. HULTNG. otKanawha Co
ron STATE sESEToR-T1Rsr DISTRICT.
n. z WHITAKER
ron HOUSE OF DELEGGrES
JOSEPH C. BRADY: ...
ABRAHAM SrAMM.
ALEX. r CAMPBELL
4 @. SMITH.
Ton JUDGE OF TIE CRIMINAL couEr.
7. J. HUGUS.
ron COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or sclooH'
JAMES c. LEWIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11

owE moro triumph awaits the Regis
tor-to show that tho victory Of tho
sugar trust pnd tho Democratic party
has chcapenoi sugar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-11

A GENERAL Republican gain of @ per
cent will mako the next house Of repro.
scntatIvcs Republican. Tho gain in
Vermont the other day was % per cent
Tho tide lie rising fast aud high.