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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

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(maf,nenp elm taubItnMmer Nettlsr bin.
aus@gansen iit): Ramu. tpenn 0er
Mann auA lidbt Iprshen tann, fOnnte
Ct aarR niht 8audsben lernsn9
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Tim, er ioll bolen bic ate @hod5tel
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
0Iiif, t,st, G1aSSforf.

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benn oas9 Marum tnmnt benn mein
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Mlcroins& Nwtert8.

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Maurer SdAli5e uIgeflasta
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nsr aebrnhengR Haie nnr Gertht ere
Ibeinens
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12
Sans sOuCl,

The most lovely spot on Oahu is
>ans SSuci This favorite seaside
rasuri, which has been immortalized
ny the pen of Robert l.. Stevenson,
Nho resided there for months, is
,nly four miles from Honolulu and
within easy reach of the tramcars.
The surroundings and bathing at
this famous resort are superior to
anything. found in the Hawaiian
IAlands Cottages aud board can
be obtained on ea.y terms. The
table set by the manager is better
than any offered here at other ho-
tells. For picnics, bathing parties
and outings he best Accommodate
can be secured 10y giving notice to
the manager.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12
TUTOR.

MIR. g. HENRY WHITE, ST. GATH.
WI Coll, Cambridge, is prepared to take
a few private pupils N English, Classics
and Mathematics. Students coached for
the Public Schools and the Universities.
sonally or by correspondence. Bookkeep-
ing also, taught. Address up. o. Box 49,"
Honolulu. 3l-1m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
BRIDGEPORT.

The remains of Mr. Charles kiRsey,
of Toledo, were brought TO Pasco on
Monday afternoon. The funeral took
place from the Presbyterian Church;
iuterment. Linwood cemetery Mr..
I Kinsey has many friends here who
We're shocked 10 hear Of his death. He
/ leaves q wife and two children.
Thomas Sargent expects to take his
. place as baggagemaster on his regular
run ON the Cleveland, LOrain and
Wheeling railroad about March ],
after beiug Off for five months. with a
spraiued ankle.
James .Arrick has returned from his
fruit farm In Georgia. and reports the
peach orchards in fine condition.
r. II. Stevens has been laid up with
a heavy cold for week.
Stanley Lee was the guest OF friends
i'm the city yesterday.
The Azelea Mission Band viii meet
Thursday evening az $50, and discuss
China over the tea cup.
/. A. FOgle has been in Mt. Pleasant
for several days.
Rev. j. II. Stephens was the recipi-
emit Of q very handsome and uesful val
entiue-a gold watch, which came
from relatives at Philadelphia.
a number Of new members were
taken into the Junior Order United
American Mechanics last night.
John s. Hunter. Of PitJsburg, is in
the city, on business.
IL is hoped Harry Harvey will take
/ charge Of the Harvey paper mill al
West Wheeling, and continue the bust
ness.
school closes tomorrow evening UNI
til next Monday. Friday being Wash
/ ing-ons birthday A majority OF the
/ teachers Will visit their homes.
Keohnliue Bros. have seventy-fve
men putting up ice to-day.
Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Cooke, of New
Athens. are here at the bedside OF
| Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke whose death is
/ expected at any moment
t.. T Howell is home from busl-
I ness trip to Pittsburg.
Jacob Horne, OF Canal Dover, is in
| the city.
VIII j. Du Bots has returned 10
I NIUskigou College. after short illness
Mrs Fawcett. of ST. Clairsville. who
has been the guest of her son, Harry
Fawcett. for several days, returned
home yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
SISTERS

Frank B. Archer, OF Bellare, o., is
the guest of John Davis, Of the Newell.
The Ivy Club Will celebrate Wash
ington's birthday by giving ball on
the eve of that occasion.
The Henry Oil Company's Stewart A
is due to-day.
VIM. Gordon will drll a test well on
the Potter farm, five miles north of
New Matamoras as soon as practical.
The grand free bridge across the
Ohio has been used most generously
the past few days Your re
porter counted fourteen heavily
laden teams ali on the ice at one time.
The amount Of oil well supplies hauled
TO the opposite side is simply immense.
The prophet who is always on hand to
predict that the field is going down"
is silenced by the steady and reliable
procession. that is kept up. IL the field
Is declining slightly, which is easily &C
counted for In face of the hard winter,
oil IS steadily advancing. When the
biuebirdS get here for good Sistsrsville
will witness the grandest spring open
Ing Of natures wealth she has ever seen.
The Carter Oil Company completed
yesterday one of the largest oil deals
OF the past year. They purchased
the Victor Oh and Gas COmDany's hold.
ings in this city, consisting of 1,2OO
acres Of oiI-producing territory, on
which there are 9S completed wells,
with a daily production of l, 200 barrels.
Consideration, $4,000. This land has
already produced 10000 barrels, and
was one of the largest comp anies in the
field. The Victor is composed of the
following gentlemen: c. r. Collins, of
Bradford, Pa; J. Il. Leonard and J. II.
Evans, OF Beaver, Pa; j. d. Downing,
OF Meadville. Pa, and Samuel Jones, of
Toledo, O. The Carter Oil Company is
generally recognized as branch OF the
Standard OIL Company.
William Campbell, alias Marrow
George. robbed fellow sojourner at
a the hotel last evening OF four dollars.
The affair was aired bsfore Justice Nc
Coy yesterday morning, and the charge
being proven, Campbell was sent to jail
for thirty days.
SUP: Clunt Moore, Of the Eureka, is
in Pittsburg.
Joe Levy is in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Joe Norris is in the Allegheny
hospital. having another operation per
formed on him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
ON A srk1ous OsAkeE.
An n. p Preacher, of MT. Norris "a
Brought Back 10 stand Trial.
Speeioi 20 ne Register.


An NJ. p. Preacher, of MT. Morris, Pa.
Brought Back 10 stand Trial.
Speeiai 20 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, February 10
Detective Caldwell passed through here
this morning enroute to Waynesburg,
having in charge Rev. w. NJ. Williams.
who until recently has been pastor of
the Nj. 2. congregation at Mt. Morris,
Pa.
Last June a young girl named Emma
Lemley, who was employed as domes-
tic in the parsons family, made very
serious and damaging charge against
him. lie was arrested and taken TO
Waynesburg where lie procured ball
in the sum OF $500 and the matter was
temporarily hushed up. Wren the
time set for the trial came, Williams
did not put in an appearance, and his
bondsmen fearing they were about to
lose their money, employed Detective
Caldwell TO locate him. He was found
at Proctorville, o., where he was
charge of another congregation.
He was brought back to Waynesourg
and in default of bail was lodged in
Jail at that place.
Williams is q married man with sew
era children and strongly denies the
charge brought against him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
FOR SALE!

South Front street property-We have three
fine residences with from six to ten rooms
with all modern cony nieuCes, az remarkably
I low prices; possession April lsL
We have tue only desirable lot left on South
! Front street - sell at a b-rgain.
Store and dwelling on the corner OF Penn ana
Vermont streets at surprising low price; this
is good business stand: leok 1t up.
South Broadway lot, 81 a bargain If taken az
! once.
South Huron street house and lot for 81 900
on easy terms; also lot 25XlU0 feet nc q bargain
$3.50 buys use OF four rooms in good repair.
on hcColloch street NJ sold this week, near
Fourteenth street.
$500 buys house and lot on North Market
street also one a. McColoch and Thirty third
streets; these arr extra BARGAINS.
$500 buys house Of eIght rooms. attic, cellar
lot :0Xl00. on lnirty-lun street; terms 500
cash, the balance on monthly payments like
rent; this Il snap: don delay: co ne mt once.
Virginia street-Ws have four houses rang
Ing from % 100 upward.
Zale street.-The have three houses to sell on
easy payments.
Maryland -tteat-A desirable seven roomed
house with ali cynyeuiences, lot COX l50; price
SL0J0.
North Front street residence OF e ght rooms.
with all conysnieures, 10 COX2j0, river front. at
a surprising low price; Will give eight years
time 10 pay FOR IL.
North Yor!. street building lots-We have
four houses TO he sold az reduced prices
Eighteenth street !. use OF SIX rooms lot 30
feet front. at u uar-aln.
The Wise residences on he corner OF Main
and Eighth streets; II ms nine rooms, lot 3}
feet fron;; desirable Ia every way; will give
eight years time O. pay TO- H.
Money to LoaE-S2JO 1870, 500, 900, So0O,
sl,0Oj, $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.
Yesterdays Proceedings of the West
Virginia Legislature
rD0of,r 81, tho Rnwilfar

Yesterday Proceedings OF the West
Virginia Legislature
Special % the Register
Charleston. vs.. Va. February To-
Tn the House. joint resolution No. ~
raising q joint committee TO consider
the rr0nriety of establishing an indus
trial school for girls and TO confer with
Hon. Henry O. Davis concerning %
donation proposed by him to said
school the c0mmitte 90 report fully
TO the next session of the Legisla-
ture was adopted.
House bills passed No. 2lleXtend-
Inc the limits of Charleston lndepend-
ent School District. No 302, amending
The charter of New Cumberland, No.
go amending Che Parkers5Ws char
Ter,
alton bill passed as amended by the
House yesterday, and was reported to
the Senate.
The House agreed TO the Senate
amendments TO che legislative appro-
priation BILL ,.,
lisring % preparatory branch OF the
STATE University mt Montgomery, the
vote ON which was Reconstructed yes
terdov. was passed without amend
Advanced TO third reading, Senate
hills No. 1tS, eNtendiCg the corporate
limits of Grafton: No. lJ9 concerning
additional powers ON the Potomac and
I5ie5mont Coal and Railroad Company
House bin No. l0$ providing for the
emplovment of c0nvicts ON public
roads. -..,,.4;.,.-.
For the House school book bin was ta-
Ken up and ON motion of Morris, the
Houso refused to agree 10 the amend
Advanced to- second reading; Sen
ote hills no. 126, providing a method
for. Collecting local taxes; No. IL. IS
+,bliebine n hich grade school for col
o-os ,ovfb at Bue6eid. No. las. con-
>.,,.,iDo mo- election of school commits
Siontrs I'm rhe city of huntington; No.
cc concerning the collection OF denn-
A. Inc nieht session of the House
,.o+, bv which the substitute Tor
go him So was rejected was recon-
,.t5o~ed op motion OF Hormer, and al
- rstber an animated discussion the
l,..+f,,,f, WAS adopted and the bill
o.5ore1 to It's third readns.
Advanced To- second reading; House
r11 No s1t. to prevent opthalmla
III pissed ,5's Senate bin No us, amend
.ua ,he charter OF Grafton; House bills
IN 1914. auJborizlus 'ue q rs1e'S vi
lHe ~, -snore bodies irom the old
O" ,'- ,-' M 1t-. relating 90 Illicit
GENIE, .',iliro. Nos 275 and 2l6. abol-
iiloo5 in5enendeut school district OF
Il' a5 i',, 10 third readins. senate
hills No. 2S relating TO the PAYMENT
of public revenues lnl9 la ne state
t - No. 1O3. re-fogmlns JAe coun-
- court of Marion county ...--,..--
stspleton. by request introduced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
IN THE SENATE.

Special to the Register
Charleston. w Va. February 49,.
In the Senate. the Judiciary Commi IT,,
rec raDorted favorably on House Dill
No 81. concerning lodge charters.
Tht Senate joint resolution provlulnS
for printing war records IN AolulanI
Generals Office. was laid on the tdoie.
PASSED.. Senate bin no. SO. relating
IN tho collection OF delinquent taxes,
Housa bin No. 305 legislative appro-
nriafi0n bill No. 126, the school BOOK
biI rhe Senate bill having been ADOPT
ed as a substitute for Morris's Dill
No a. relating to the collection Oh
municipal taxes: No 1875, authorizing
Tho town of Harrisville 10 issue bonus
for oil and gas purposes; NO. l'''
amending the charter OF WelisOu' y
No. POO. providing for supplying loS'
county records. No. 2S3, authorizlus
county courts 90 appoint trustees LOT
rro7a-tv of churches and benevolent
societies. No. 81. authorizing judges oil
the frst judicial circuit to employ
stenogr9phers. ~..
Advanced 10 third reading: Senate
hills No. @. providing for the payment
of certain military claims; No. ~.
authorizing the board of education oil
ST.. Adams 60 issue bonds; House plils
No. $50. providing for the appointment
bv county courts Of committees 10 m
vesugate municipal affairs; NO. 20,
authorizing Berkely county 10 Iuh0
bonds at a lower rate Of interest
Senate bin No los, prescribing rates
for passenger traffic on railroads., was
recommitted to the committee on ral'-
roads.
The Senate general appropriation
bin. with House amendments was Ia
ken mp and read, but no action was
taken ON IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
L. &. O.
ROLF & ZANE.
Tel. SOS No. ~ Fourteenth st
FOE SALE.
II ell. 566

House. rooms and hall, corner North Front
ana Kentucky streets, S2SO
House Of ( rooms, Twelfth street, charges, on
easy terms, s6JJ
House OF 3 rooms and hall, in splendid
order 3lst street, 80 600
Two lots with a-ge stable, Peninsula add.
ton to East " Wheeling, cheap.
house = 10 Rooms, brioE. large lot Eof
street Centre Wheeling Cheap on easy terms.
House of rooms. brick. 23i street, S25Ol
house OF rooms bricS, Main street,
Fifth ward g. $50.
House OF 3 rooms. LOT 25xl00 feet Lind
street, BeIyedere, very easy terms. 800.
House > rooms 9th ST., lot -JxlO0 feet 81 700
House rooms, 18th St, easy terms, sJ5J
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eof St.
Fifta ward, 81 100
Double house. 10 rooms, Coal street First
ward; large lot. Easy termo, Sl,OJJ
House rooms, Msraet street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets Easy terms, S2,7J1.
House 3 rooms, corner lot, zith street
House, rooms, Charles street, easy terms,
House, Z rooms and hall, with large lot, 18th
iISu OF rooms, Fifth ward, on easy
terms. 5000 oo, .,-,.
house, lUroous, with large lot, l5th 81. So 500.
House double, D rooms each, l4th ST, 5000.
House. > rooms Jacob S.. sixth ward. sl,oJJ.
Hous ., rooms, 18th street. Sl,2O
House. 9 rooms Jacob street Centre
Wleeling, S2o5J.
House, D rooms and hall, lot lOJIl7@ Park
View. 81 500
mouse 7 rooms, new. hard wood finish,
Woods street Fifth ward, 81, 10.
Splennd house, rooms. Lind street, Bel
vecere 400.
House. rooms North Market street Sl30l
House OF d rooms, .on street, between 23t
and 231 streets, with 4-roomed house Ia the
rear, large lot, $3.50.
House of rooms. sd street, ST. Sd.
House OF rooms, Chapllne street Centre
Wheeling - 800
House OF rooms. brick, l4th street, $500
House OF rooms Woods street. East
Wheeling 81, 400.
$50 feet OF and fronting on McColloch and
Lind streets.
House OF rooms and hail. Chaplne street,
Centre " heelIng, ii 30.
$50 $50. 500 sou. sL0O), $3.50 and 5000
to loan on city real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
NESE1TT q DEylNEs
1873 Market street
Telephone CAB.
TRUSTEES SALE. BY VIR-
1879 Market Street


TRUSTEES SALE. BY VIR-
4 tue OF deed Of trust made by Benjamin
+ Miller and wife 10 ne. as trustee, dated
December I'D 1891. and recorded In the office or
tho Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio County
West Virginia book No 81, PAGE IS, will on
WEDN ESDAY. MARCH 10Th 1890, AZ u o'clock
q M. sell at public auction. at the north front
door OF the Court House Of said county, the
following described property, that IS 10 say:
Lot number SIX (6j and part Of lot number
i've 90 in John and Craig Rltch.e'S addition TO
the CITY OF Wheeling also lot number Tour
a. and part OF lot number turee ~ IN Buena
Vista addition 10 said city lsid out by Charles
T. Churchill trustee; said property IL bounded
as follows. Beginning at the Gtnwest cor
ner OF said lot numbered SIX on Eou street,
thence north along the east side Of said street
forty-fys feet. thence eastwardiy ana parallel
with the north line o. lots numbered Elk ana
four 10 Pnlo Alto street. then southwardly
along the west side OF said last named street
forty-hve feet 20 tine southeast corner OF said
lot number four (4), thence with the south line
OF said lots numbered four and six to the be
giniug. being the same property conveyed 20
Beniamin Z. Miller by II. l. Clemens by deed
dated December lst, 1891. and recorded 10 tue
office OF the Clers OF the yeInty Court OF Ohio
county, West Nrginis, In deed book No. -,
page TO-
money and 50 much more as the purchaser
NAV elect, cash OF the day OF sale, and the resi-
due In two equal ius,a lments, payable re-
Of sale with interest from that day. the de-
ferred installments 10 he secured by deed OF
:rust and insurance
f.laua GEO. J. MATHIsON, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-20
INDEPENDENT ACTION.

That is What the Women of Steuben-
Vile VIII Take in Regard TO the
School Board-A Ticket Nominated
Special to the Register:
Steubenville. o., February 19.-ln-
dependent political action is what the
women of this city decided upon to-
day in mass convention. They nom
mated the following for the Board of
Education: Mrs Rev l.. Paine, Mrs.
L. r. Johnson, Mrs. r. L. Brownlee,
Dr.. Nettie Erskine, Mrs. +. S. Wells,
and Mrs. Albert Elliott. The resolu-
TOMS passed declared that while the
men have managed the board as well
as they could, with women on the
board it would be more efficient.