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"a. SALE.

HyHE "MELROSE" PLANTATION IN AS
i sumption Parish, one mile above Laba-
dieville, in whole or in lots of one acre front.
For terms and particulars apply to
SIMON ABRAHAM, Itaceland,
or write to No. 100 Canal IT., New Orleans.
g. 11-'94-4t.
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Repairs. %cementing and painting on
the Thihodaux Court House was begun
on last Monday. The cementing is
done BY Mr.. P. A. DeManade, and tn e
contract for painting was given to
our town painters.
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NOTICE TO GARDENERs.-Have on
hand a full assortment in bnlk of
fresh Canadian cabbage and tnrnlp
seeds from the gardens of D. NJ. Ferry
4 Co. sold and reta,led at moderate
prices. Give IA a call.
Roth DRUG Co. Ltd.
6-2S-94 Main ST., Thibodaux La.
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8 The corn crop in the parish is a
very large one this year. Loads of it
are being hanled in town for sale
every day at $l.00 per barrel. Now
byour chance to buy good corn for
Your years consumption.
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A grand fair will be given at Laha-
dieyille on o-day and Tomorrow, Oct.
9Th and It'll for the benefit of St. Phi
lomena's Church. Do not tail TO at
tend.
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WANTED. -AG0OD WHITECOGk WITH
w out any children, French Oh English
speaking best references required.
Apply to: REV. L. PEUFiEE,
Rector St. Charles Parish, kfllona T.. o., La,
g. 30 "a.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-10-06

A criminal term of the District
court is now being held in the Parish
# Ter,ebonne. 1t was opened OH last
Mord v, with Judge L. P. Caillouet
presiding.
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G Blum g. Sons on Main ST., have
mt this week a handsome 8x10 #.
show case in front of their clothing
establishment.
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E'oR ACCOMMODATION OF TRAY
i ELLEitS and transient visitors Laba-
dieville, Assumption Parish, La.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction guaran
teea. IRUSPER DAVAINE,
2.I8-94-1y, Pronrietor
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Postmaster Us. Little Of Maytlower,
Mo-, was arrested for opening ii letter.
When arrested he stabbed himself to
death.
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Considering the times, the fair given
at Chackhay on last Saturday and
6unnay'for the benefit of the Church
of Notre Dame du Prompt Secours was
. success.
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Sugar railing throughout the parish
will be in full blast between the 9Th
and Doth of the present month.
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Good weather still continues very
favorable, and the sugar planters are
reinicing over 1t.
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President Greenlut says that the
whisky trust has paid all rebate vOuch-
ers and is in good financial condition.
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Information in quo warranlo against
the Pullman company was filed by At
torney General Maloney at Chicago.
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L. l.. Warnc, Lake Shore agent at
Bronson, Ind, was bound, gagged and
robbed by masked men.
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Attention.
Business eseu.

TIVE INK EKAsiNG ELECrEOslNE.
y IL. 1t grasses lux ia two seconds,
without abrasion CD paper.
HuBEkf PTCOU. Agt,
At MeBride's Store on MARKET st.
Thiaodaux. La.
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N Gallons C.s,ern SIS. 1900 Gallons, $40
lUVou Z mos. 80 PerdidO st. New Orleans
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LOCAL NEWS.

The roads thrnnsilant the parish are
a. excellent cOItd!;i"h.
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bas otate Democratic Committee
se,. N'enaed an invitation TO II. s.
Sae,l Dan VOORHEES, of Indiana 70
rsak IL New Orleans dn,in~ ,,,.
~ CONGRESSIONAL contest, and it
na"'an'r tiiat the invitation will h..
!. .pned; Tie campaign If ~edneat:n,
,,ra . Louisiana, ana IN the fa-
cls'z"n will be apt to know why
bteIl;a euhocrat or a Republican. and
ot ha eht in other respects will
pectaa ouhd making of themselves a
hi;.ta aei OF ridicule such as the regent
on LII Southern Louisiana.
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m ~ IV tomorrow evening, Sunday Oct.
~. .o94' there will be a grand horse
aso between the horses Of Messrs. F.
ot %e. II L. Richard, and several
nlas races In front of "Buck Horn
smnsa, Base Ball and other social
.o~-.a easements. Refreshments of all
NH VIII De on hand. The proceeds
- * 70 The benefit of the 4th Drain
dan D'ssrlet Fnnd. The public is cor
.'''iy invited to attend.
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
in a good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smaIles. am
omit will open All account. Bank
ofyhibodaux.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
LABOR PROBLEMS SOLVED.

10 ne Editor Of tAs REGISTER:
SIR;-The country Is sgits:eG frOa
one end to another regarding q solution
OF the labor troubles, Three wise men
have been picked out by the President
TO help solve the problem, aud they
have been for some time taking testi-
mony in Chicago. They are now on
their way to Washington 10 resume
their duties later. think the PreSi-
dent and the country have no further
need Of their services, as the mechanics
aud others OF your vicinity who have
left for small farming In West Virginia,
have completely solved the labor trouble
problem. IL is what is wanted all over
the country-namely, the getting away
from cities and oyerstocked manufac-
turing centres 20 the country. Millions
of acres OF cheap lands are open TO all
and on = plot Of ground from lot so
acres the best part OF a substantial ltv-
iug can be made by industrious fami-
lies, who will also be free from the per-
turbatonS Of financial depresslonS and
capracIous capitalists.
In paper before the Strike CommiS-
sion l have urgently called its attention
70 State help for all those wanting TO
get back TO agricultural pursuits. l
have even advocated State farms upon
which all wishing il may DO taught
farming, and be given, when capable,
tracts sufficient TO support them after
ward. Mr. Sovereign, OF the Knights
of Labor, says there are three million
persons RoW 10 the country suffering.
lie also quotes the words Of Abraham
Lincoln, To the effect that the Govern
ment is bound 20 provide the means
for making livelihood to its
people, aud tell him, and all
others interested, that the State farm,
under one or another plan, is the only
reasonable hope for its realization.
Everything is subject to overpod uctine
save farming, especially farming in
small way where the farmer raises
every for his own consumption. Ia this
plan the farmer lives within himself
his existence does not depend upon his
either buying or selling. This is de-
stined 90 De the life Of the bulk OF your
people, aud the sooner they undertake
II the better. Z. b. LIvEsEY.
SykcSUule, ID,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
LOCAL INDUsTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the City Last
Evening

Points Picked Up About the City Last
Evening.
The new furnace at the Bellaire nail
works is rapidly being completed.
The Riverside bar mill at the head Of
Twenty.ffth street, is on in full.
From the present outlook, the River
side iron works will have steady run
all fall.
A great run is being had at the plate
mill Of the Bellaire nail works, which
is on in full.
4 shortage Of steel caused the La
Belle mill heaters to be OF yesterday.
They will resume to-day.
The mill men of the plants Of the city
and locality complained yesterday very
much Of the great heat. No cases Of a
serious nature were reported,
The greater part OF the LaBells mill
will be OF to-day. The employees are to
be given chance to take in the Fair.
The biz uall factory will be on in the
morning.
Lower Beawood mill puddlers are
making full time. The work is very
hard. and about the best wages pud-
dler can make now is 81. go day.
The Bellaire steel works resumed in
full Yesterday morning. Prospects are
bright, as II metal could be assured,
there are orders ahead 10 keep the
works going all winter. The works eta
ploy three hundred men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

summary of Production and Condition
During the Month Of August.
q. "a.

Summary of Production aud Condition
During the Month of August.
SyeeiG, 10 sts Rsgtster-
SIsrERsvILLE, September 5. - The
West Virginia oil fields for the month OF
August have not been showing up as
veil as they did for previous months.
There has been big lOs Of work going
on in all the fields aud a large number
Of new wells brought 10, and yet, In
spite Of all this, the production has fallen
of.
In the Sistersville field during the last
month there were 80 new wells brought
In. % OF which were producers aud
three dry holes. The new production
OF the 20 producing wells brought In
only amounts 10 ] $50 barrels or an aver
age OF fraction over SO barrels to toe
well.
The Mannington field did considera-
Div less work, but the production shows
uD much better than SistersVlile. In
this field there were nineteen new wells
brought in, four Of which were dry
holes and fifteen producers with pro-
duc,ion OF ], s93 barrels, or an average
of a fraction over 126 barrels TO the
we'll
In the other fields there was very lit
tie work done and as a consequence
there is not much 50 report. In the
Eureka, Goose Creek. McElroy and
Wood County fields there were only
twelve new wells brought in during the
month, two OF which, Ia the McE!roy
district, were dry holes, leaving oaly
ten producing wells in the four districts,
with a production Of lS2 barrels, an aV-
erage production for the four fields OF a
fraction over eighteen barrels TO the
well. The following table gives the
work done in the State as near as eau
L -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
NESB1TT q pEVlNE,
I73D Market Street
Trustees Sale Of Improved Real Estate.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed by
Johu G. ssyeFS and wife 70 me a. trustee, re-
corded res positively IN the Once Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, in Deed OF Trust Book
20. .. 2o7. and Deed OF Trust Book q, p. 81, j
will sell al tie front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio county, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER sTH. 1906,
beginning 81 II O'Clock a. m. the following real
property, viz: Two parcels OF land, situated on
The waters Of CastlenAn's run, Liberty district,
Ohio county, West Virginia. one Containing,
as stated, 20 acres, 80 poles, more OF less; the
other 81 acres, 30 polcs, more or less, Which
parcels sdioin each other and constitute the
iArm on which the SAID grsntsrs reside. For
more definite description references IL made 70
said records. The property viii be offered az
one trac. and also IN two parcels as described
In said deeds
TEEMs-Ons-third Of purchase money, OF
more, at the option OF the purchaser, cash In
hand; the remainder in two equal Instruments
vayabls in one and TWO ysars respectively,
With interest, the purchaser % execute notes
therefor with good security. and 10 receive Ute
sepieb titttrc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
SMALL TALG
EInor MlttsrI OF IasersSs Brls1y anS
Pithily Told

EInor MIstsrI OF IatsrsSt Brls1y and
Pithiy Told
THE Criminal Court was not in ses-
sion yesterday.
The BenWood police force attended
the Fair yesterday afternoon in body.
JOHN KYNE aud William Smith were
arrested on the Fair Grounds, yester-
day, for disorder.
A NEW brick pavement is being laid
on the Market street side OF the Second
Presbyterian Church.
A NUMBER Of South Side ladies will
give dance tonight az knoke's Hall,
on South Jacob street.
THE Democratic Senatorial Con-
ferees will meet at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, et the Public Building.
RABLEs MEXER, the shea maker OF
So. i6a6IIn8 street, has mEde i'm
proVements at his business place.
THE opening dance Of the Tsutonia
Singing Society will be given this even
ing at the hall at ThirIy-third and Jacob
streets.
FALL house cleaning is we'll under
way at the Y. NJ. G. A. building.
Things are undergoing a complete over
hauling.
THE city banks will close to-day at
noon; also most OF the business houses
OF the city, for this is Wheeling day at
the Fair,
MURRAY Bros. have begun work
placing the pillars for the new House &
Hermann block at Fourteenth aud Mar
ket streets.
TUESDAY DR.. T. II. Hsskins ampu-
tated the left leg Of John Oliver, OF Elm
Grove. White swelling made the opera
lion necessary.
MICHAEL WHALEN, OF tho b. & o.,
employed in the Pittsburg yards, is the
champion car coupler Of that vicinity.
He offers 10 contest with any person Ia
the Wheeling or Benwood yards. Mr..
Whalen is we'll known in this city.
WHEELING cyclers have receivsd in
Vltatlons FROM McKeespOrt friends to
attend the races there next Saturday,
aud the Centennial blowout the thir-
teenth OF this month. Probably some
will attend each event.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. will have a splendid
course Of lectures, also course OF con-
certs during the winter. Concerts will
be held al the Opera House and lectures
atY. NJ. c. A. Hall. The best talent 10
the field Is being secured for the enter
tSinments.
ATHE wife OF James 2. Aplin, one Of
hangers at the Bellaire Nail Works,
Aed at their Bellaire home Yesterday
Afternoon. Mr.. Aplin is we'll known ia
Wheeling, where be formerly resided,
and the news OF the death Of his wife
will be a severe shock TO his many
friends both in Wheeling and Bellaire.
The funeral will take place Friday
morning and the interment at Nj CAL
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IN SOCIETY.
some Past aud Pro,pscsivs EVeutsIu the
Gay World

some Past aud Prospscsivs EVentslu the
Gay World.
Last evening, at the home Of the par
ents OF the bride, on East Eleventh
street, there was very pretty wedding,
the contracting parties being Miss
Maggie Glasgow, daughter OF Abraham
Glasgow, employed at the City Gas
Works, and Mr.. VIM. S. Barber, the
congenial and accommodating delivery
clerk at Geo. Z. Stifel q Co.'s. The
couple were the recipients Of many use
full presents, AID will go TO houSekeep'
ing in short time.
-
Charles Nesbltt, Eoff street, Centre
Wheeling, is the individual who ena-
bed the members of the Saowbsll So
cial and Outing Club to SECURE new
tenure on the feetinG shadow called
life, for judiclous pleasure and longevi-
~ 20 hand 10 hand; and it was royal
time that was sbc"n to the SNOWFALL
les "0n Tuesday evening.
Henry L. Kurtz and Miss Rebecca h.
Bauer were quietly married, in the
DItSGDCb VI a lew JSoNSaNNJ go
teruoon, by Rev. Samuel Schwaren at
his home on Fourteenth street.
-
Last night there was very pleasant
society event at the home Of Miss Alice
Kvte, on South Eoff street. Miss Gate
gave the party in honor OF Albert Gard
ner, a we'll known young man OF the
South Side. The occasion was sur
prise TO Mr.. Gardner, the occasion
being his twentY-seventh birthday.
-
Yesterday afternoon there was a
very pleasant assemblage OF young
folks at tho home of Miss Gertie Rat
clife, Of South Jacob street. The fol-
lowing young folks enjoyed the event:
Misses Laura Cooper, Jessie Fulton,
Eda Seabright, Alice Radcliffe, Mary
Rose, Esther Bell, Leah Fulton, Gertie
Schafer, Minnie Larkins, Alma Sea-
bright, and Messrs. Charley Dugan,
Bernie Freese, William Slider, John
Marschner, Harry Seybold and Chester
johnson. Dancing TO good music was
enjoyed, and the most delicious OF re-
freshments were served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
A LITTLE MINING TOWN SWALLOWED VI
BY the Giving way of the Timbsrs In an
Abandoned Mine.

LOFTY, PA, September 5.-The little
mining town of Scotch Valley, Lacka-
wanna county, was swallowed up to-
night in one of the most complete cave
ins ever known in this region. The
dozen honsss on each side Of the princl-
pal street OF the hamlet are COM
pIetely swallowed up in the gaping
sink-hole aid nothing can De seen OF
the other buildings Of the Jown but the
roof, gables and chimneys The cave
in was caused by the giving away OF
the timber supports In workings OF the
Mount Lookout colliery which have not
been in operation for about two years.
Meanwhile some fifty miners were
imprisoned in the cOlliery, but James
Perrine, one Of the oldest Of the miners,
got the men together and led them out
through an air shaft. Up TO o'clock
tonight all the persons who could De
found have been taken from the ruins,
although the full roll Of those TO be &C
counted for cannot be prepared until
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
A Divorce for SIR BlusstSIu.

eFtct0t % tls 6sGts's-.
SIsTERsvILLE, September 5.-Simon
BlukStein has been granted an absolute
divorce from his wife, BERTHE Bluestein,
90 tie grounds OF adultery.
II will be remembered by REGISTER
readers that this woman was exposed
Through these columns several months
ago for her scanda lous actions with q
we'll known gambler OF this place, and
also With a number Of prominent oil
men.
The story was Indignantly denied by
the woman at the time, but has since
been proven 20 be correct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
Carr the oniy Aspirant.

SEeftCt 20 Hle hsGSs,--
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September g.
Col. Flintluck Perry, editor Of the Kama
lchG Valley Democrat who was an
nouuced three months ago as a candi-
date for the State Senate and has been
working TO secure the Democratic nom
nation, has withdrawn from the race.
This leaves Col. R. S. Carr as the only
sSpirant aud he will be nominated next
Saturday by acclammation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
CIRCUIT COURT.
TUS DOEEIS CALLED YESTERDAY AND
CASES SGT.
Three judgments Entered up Before Judge PAIL
ia Cases Heretofore Disposed o.
Tie trial List

BEFORE Judge PAUL, in the Circuit
Court yesterday, number of cases were
disposed OF. An order Of reference TO
Geo. E. Boyd was made in the ehancery
suit Of between Jacob Snyder {, at, and
Charles G. s Stein ct al.
In the case OF Rsgnler & ShOup
Crockery Company VS.. George W. Ma
bis, there was judgment for S577.56, Eg-
aEsate OF principal and interest
Dexter & Co. VS.. Anchor Fire
ne Insurance Company. Judg-
O20.5O.
con & Co. VS.. Anchor Fire
Insurance Company. JUdg-
IS.
was called In both sides,
y1seNs t as follows:
~. ". ElNN5.an vs.. Frsw, Campbell &
AarJ, September Goth.
4 Daniel l.. Prayer VS.. John Cox, Sep
y TENDER 18th.
Fulkerson & Carr vs. Anchor Insur-
NJ Company, October End.
A. Crawford VS.. d. Z. Howley, ct.
n alNSeDtem Der nth.
Wheeling COrrugating Company vs.
sach, Dickinson & Wendahl, OctO-
Pad,
New causes were set for trial on the
following dates:
Joseph Speidel Grocery Co. vs. o. E.
Murray & Co., September 18th.
e. w. WestwOOd vs.. Joseph c. Black,
September 18th.
James II, Emblem VS.. Meister Bros,
September 18th.
G.. Il. Wilhelm vs. r. T. McNlchol,
ct al, September 10th.
House & Hermann VS.. Wheeling Dem
ocratic Club, September 14th.
A. NJ. Hamilton VS.. VIM. Petrie,
September 18Th.
Hsints Bros. vs. Stole Bros, Septem-
Der l4ths
The following chancery cases were set
for September 14tb in Part Two: John
RlayneyEs. n. NJ. Hervey, ct al; J. w.
Beltz 81 Sons Co vs.. John T. Jones, ct
al; JJE Thompson, ct al, VS.. Whit
takeR Iron Company, ct al.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

As viii De seen by the ABOVE
Their are large number OF
drilling wells In the different
districts, but many Of those includ-
ed In the above report are closed down
at the present on account Of the unpre-
cedented drouth, and unless rain falls
soon a great many OF them will not be
finished this month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
Foprbt a ventv Round Draw.

New ORLEANS. LA, September s.
Jack Dempsey aud Billy Mccarthy, Of
Australia, fought draw battle to-nig mt
ia the arena Of the Auditorium Athletic
Club, before a large audience. Dempsy
weighed LAG pounds and Mccarthy l54
the limit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
The NJ. E. Church south.

EpeCthl tOsss h'Ssss---
HUNTINGTON, W. VA. September 5.
AT 9 o'clock this morning Bishop
CRANBERRY called together the West
Virginia forty.frst Annual Conference
of the NJ. Z. Church South, and his re-
marks were followed by conference
hymn and prayer. John A. Black, who
for years has been the efficient secretS-
~, was reelected to fill that place,
with S. f. McClug and j. NJ. Lauck as
assistants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

Tip" Leonard, of BenwOod, boar
with samuel Boyart, Of that city, |
some time ago skipped his board oil
$50. Tuesday be was arrested on 1
charge by Officer Sprouts. He v
given a hearing before Squire Hen
Riddle and gave 500 bond for his
pearance before the grand jury Of
MOundsville Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
ST Acknowledging.

Yesterday was the time for the out
ing aud picnic given by the
ST. Andrews Mission church at
Mozart Park. A very pleasant time
vas the result. The little folks enjoy
ed themselves hugely, and with their
parents, there was about three humid
dred and fifty Of them there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

The prospects for the coming month
are much brighter than they have been
for several months past There IS a
large number OF new rigs going up aud
many locations being made. The ap-
pended table gives the number OF wells
drilling and the new rigs up in the dix
ferent West Virginia fields:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
JnstIce Gnle.pr.. Court.

In Justice Gjllespy's Court yesterday
afternoon, WIN. Carter was arraigned
on a charge OF lunacy, and sent TO jail
for examination on Monday.
OWN. Blair, colored, was dDed S. an
.Eosts for committing an assault up
r. n. G.. Thomas, also cOlOred m
lie was also placed under bond in "
sum OF 500 FOR his good behavior. ] Dc
parties live at Woodsdale, this couul N.