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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17
2lus oem Kreisseriht.

geri6ts tpuroe lebten Wtontag ourdj
&i6ter 6irsel er6ffnet.
= Die fol9en6en 8iireer tuuroer
afs oB=@ei9uprene bereibiet: $.
6. Sefmann uno 8obt. 8aumgaert=
ner, 8oart Sp.; @briit. &lossner oor
&idllano; 9puis SDeger un6 9luguit
s. 8rinfmann bon 8pultpnre; @nt,
9eiemann ir. unb 8b. NfuelIer oDr
8Deuff; @nt. Suerner BON Canaan;
3. 8erfelmann un0 gS. S. Sass:
mann BON Sbiro Greet; Sinaf Sou=
6ers pDn 8ruib Greet; 98m. Srue>
oDn Surbuis Sp.
- Die 8etitsSurp beltebt aus Der
fuleenben Serren: @6ns. Grass, 9S
@aebler, Sobn SDblfen, 8ibarf
2pebnie, 8uarf; Senrp 3aitrutu uni
Sobn 0taeeelin, 8i6lanb: @bas.
Spttfuib, 6rib Seba, Sre0. @oerlid
unb 2lnoreas SDffmann, oDn Soul:
pnre; Senrp Sbmeer, Serb. S6oen:
ing, @bas. @rpss, Sobn Safubs, ppr
8peuff; 2afe Maupin, @0. 9tids, nor
Canaan; @bas. Ott, Sos. @untlep
@uItou @pers, Sbpmas 9ulmer
S6iro Greet; 9enrp Sruens, gSnt.
S0aepperfpetter, Srltib; Srib Sab:
meper unb SameS Sarter, 8purbpia
Sulunl6ip.
- Die erlte &1aee bic sur Ser
banblun9 fant, iudr Die eegen ben
&nuIntanu S. gS. 8urtinann tue9er
un9eIebliben Serfaufs nun bernu=
16en6en @etrdnfen. Die @eI6fupre=
mem fanoen 98ort1nann oes ibm gun
Qait gele9ten Sergebens f6ulbig unb
legten oemIelben cine Strnfe oDn SAC
uno Soften auf.
- 9ie Slnge nDn @ugen llttn1iy
9egen 9enrp @i0in9ba9en in iuel6er
es Ii6 nm oas 8elibre9t zines Stiicf
2nn0es bnnbelte, ipuroe ppm Slayer
5urii6 ae5o9en.
- Die ppn aatie 9ug ge9en ibren
@atten Wfartin 9ug eingerei6te
S6ei0ungsflnge ipurbe 5ltriid geipie=
len.
- Die &la9e 9e9en 3n6. 0telOn
megen tDdtli6en 9tugrifIs, tuurbe luez
gen bet 9lbtpelenbeit perl6iebener
9aupt5eugen bis sum- nddIten 5er=
min perl9Dben.
- Ter ean5e 9ienstoe Sprn1ittag
mur0e 0urCD ben 2alf=S6me9ler
S6aocnerlab= 8ru5eB in 2lnlprucb oez
nOntnten. Sn bem1elbeu ipuroe baS
@eridbt nn9e9anacn, oas Ilrtbeil bos
Der 6rou 2ult 5000 5ulpra6 un5u=
ltpBen. Der 9lntrae fir einen neueu
ErD5eB tuuroe ub9etpielen.
- 9Qun5p gates ipur tue9en Ser
ltitmntelun9 (mayhem) ctn9e5oaen
un0 bate ii9 ant 9ienstag im Sreis~
9eridt 5u pernntiuurten. gates ruar
Elm Ntietber ouf Der 6arn BON gn.
Bates uno Die beiben gerietben in
einen Streit, tud6reno beien gates
Elm Srett er9riff uno nadJ Bates
| lblug, bieien am DIR treffeno baa
tbeiliueiIe ab9eriiIen jebp9 uum @r5te
uie0er aneebeftet tuuroe. Die @e=
Ii6pprenen !uaren mebrere Stlnoer
in Sibung uno ipra6en am Wtitttpod
ldlieBlib ben Serfla9ten frei.
- 5Srnu @milie aoeuer bate oe:
gen ibren @atten, Gouaro SDeuer
cine 9laee nuF S6eiOung eingerei6t
unO 5iunr nuf @rltno pOnt pfli9tper
gelienenen @atten be9angenen @be
bru6s. Die S6ei0ung Iopie bi(
O6but Der @in0er ipur0en ibr 5uer
fnnnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17

iSnit Seosrmanu nimmt cine obfIbrenoe Iiebt5in
Lm bas Spitem Su rsiuiesu uub out babel CUTE Ser
bauuu9 uuo Srsibeit Wa9er be9iuerbsu Su erIau'
gen. 9as bette Wittel nm oieieu Sped 81 errei6ea
lit eimmous 9eber 8egu!ntor. gEanu bic Seber
tbatis NIB esiurb i.Fuoe itb frei nOm@aaInria.
StItoftdt, unueroaut6teit frauten &Opfipeb uub
9ertopiun9; uuo bon ierem ouse.merssItsu NIB
I6po9en Sefd1l. 9Bsdt Cure 2eber ouf burd ben
Gcbraud BON stmmons Ssber 8esuIator uub Sbr
rocroet bon oiesn usbeln beircit. aIs siu abfubr-
mitteI ptrft Simmous Seber Regulator befer oIs
9inen. es fuirtt Ieidt abfIibreHo unb erfriI9snb.
gu srboItsn I1is don oOrbsrettst otsr uls guIusr.
10 3u rekRsn ubsr sin 9bee baraus MAIDEN Ue ss &C.
p6bnIttn 9etbnu tpirb uIrter b.m osutf6en @oIt.
- SeSeS s,adet hat oeu rotben Z=Steuse
pei aaf BEN umi1Iae.
j. TEL. ZEILIN g. CO.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17

fpIenbdume 6ieHfirii9,' 8fIaumen. II.
9lpfelbdume iteben in lcbDniterSliitbe.
@enn iitb Spatfr6lte ni6t einiteaen,
10 biirfte e8 iuieoer cine retde
SbIternte oebeu.-9te6enbei bemerft,
bic S6rpalben, bieie lieben 5riib=
lingSbpten, baben iib ipieoer ein, e.
itellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17

Die Staats =Steuer auselei6un9s
8ef,Droe bat lebte @u6e ibre 9trbeiz
ten beenbet, uno pbipobl man6e Be
trdee berabgeiebt tuurben, tuurocu
nnoere erb6bt, 10 oaB oas @eIannttz
reIultat Der aus ben Counties ein9e=
Snnbten @inlhdbuua ui6t tueientli6
perdnbert uiro. Die @eiammt=@in=
Id,dbunscn iin0 int Sereleid 5unt
pprbergeeangenen Sabre nm un9ez
fdbr SIS, 900, 900 bDber. Der Q8ertb
beS Iieuerbaren Gi9eutbunts belQuji
iidl in Cole GuuntD auf auI 81 49,:
O9o; in Oinee @u. auf So, ,O45, $50
In Wiiler So. auf 50, ,342, ,S84; II
Maries So. auf 81, ,581 ,O86: in @as
cunabe 60. auf So, 1897, ,283; in Mun
tieau 60. auf SO, 700, 758, u. T. 10. @I
aiebt in unierem Staate 964 1895
9sferoe int @elammtruertbe ppn $40,
ss7 1897; pa AL Mauleiel inn Ge
Santmttpertbe BON Sc, ,573, ,65S; III
716 Gtiid &inopieb inn @eIammtiue
t1e Bpm 500, ,611, ,O53; 745, I26 G6af
i'm @eiammtluertbe BON S., ,O39, $50
u. !. tu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF the financial condition of the
HGTTnann Savings Bank,
AT Hermann, State OF Missouri, at
the close OF business on the nth
day of April, 1896.
RESOURCES:

RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts undoubt
eily good on personal or
collateral security ..........- $40, ,O5f.i
Loans and discounts undOuht-
edly good on real estate
security ........... ........... t9,o61.55
Over drafts by solvent Gus
TONERS. ..-..-.....-......... ...... xxxx
United States bonds on hand xxx
Other bonds and stocks at their
present cash market price f2o, 10000
market value. -. $4,000
Furniture and fixtures -.----..... $4,000
Due from other banks, good
on sight draft ............,........ f9,573.44
Checks and other cash items 2SJ.6
National Bank notes legal ten
der United States notes and
gold and silver certificates 6,7OO.oo
Gold com ..................... 2,225.OO
Silver coin. n...........-......-.... 1,Oi1.56
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s227, ,231. 80
LIABILITIES;
Capital stock paid in -,.-..,..., $50, 100000
SurpluS funds on hand .- 2f,O15.37
Deposits subject TO draft at
sight by banks and bank
els. ...................... xxx
Deposits subject TO draft at
others -. .,,,,.,,............ 92,o6S. 80
Deposits subject to draft at
civen dates -...............-... S3,249. 10
Bills payable and bills re-dis-
coYnted ................. xxx
Total .................-....S .S227, ,25t.3O
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! &C.
County Of GaSconade,
We. Michael Jor
das, President and {. F. Rippstein Cashier,
Of said bank, each OF us do Solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the best
oi our knowledge and belief.
MICHAEL JORDAN, Z. F. RIPPSTLiN,
President. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18th day of April, A. D. eighteen hundred
and ninety-Six.
C1N Witness my hand and notarial
SCAS seal the date last aforesaid.
NCE Commissioned and qualified for
4 term expiring Jan. nth. 1899.
AUGUST MEYER,
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
AUG. C. LEiSNER,
Philip KUHN. Directors.
AUGUST MEYER, }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17
2lus Berger.

- Serr S5Dbn 9ieteriD uno So
ntilie besu9en lebte 9so6e ibr neues
gSObnbaus auf Der 5arnt.
- 5rau 9lu9uit @pbs beI6enfte
lebte gSDcbe ibren @atten nit einem
SD6ter6en unb bic &attin oes 0errn
@baS. Se6mann nabe @tlnb, uber=
ral6te ibren @atten nit einem
Stnunt6alter. @ratuliren.
- 9lnt Ntpntao uerIdidten Die
Serren- S6miot uno G6nffner uno
Serr Seb. S8al5 ie cine 9arlnbung
.S6rueine pDn bier aus na9 ct.
2Dli8.
- Der Snuunternebmer Gtein=
bduIer lit gegentudrtie bier UNI Sprz
februn9en 5u treffen fir ben Sau
Der neuen Wtiible.
- 6err 9lueuit N1ueller bradlte
am 9iensta9 nit Ieinem 8oote So
Stlicf &inooieb bes 6rn. Geb. 9sal3
nacb elmer SnIel am @nscpnaoe.
= gSie mir bDren beabiid)tiot Ser,
9tu9uIt Ntueller ipaterbin mebrert
Ggcnrlipnen auf ieinem Sppte su uer
anltaltcn. Der erite 9lusflua funi
bereits am Sitermpntag na6 Gas
cpnaoe ltatt, ipObei ii9 Die She'll
neblner au6 re6t gut nntiiiirt bu
ben, Op6 iuurbe uns rtitset6eilt baf
nebrere ber 9lusflieler Die See
franfbeit befamen, mas bem I'm
ltanOe 5ugeI6rieben tpurbe, baB e
! nnter uno auf benz Sppte siemliG
nab tpar,
I 6lr bic st. 9pniier &atbDlifen ma
Die nereaneene @p6e etne Se5ttupche
/, earotnal Satuui tpeilte in ih,er Niil
te. Der @mpfane, Der benz 8rdlate
nberal BON Der @eiitli6feit uno Il
/ t9ol; 9aienibaft bereitet iuuroe, noe
EN- 9er5lt4er unb beeeiIterter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17

Ou nerFGufeu: Cine fsarm bon 27I2 ader wtti'
y len iugftlid pom 3ermanu. Sutss 9snnE1ons.
Sd,euue Ranhtaus mo GilterHe ggegeH gdberem
sra anHa gitef
Ssrmouu, 0to.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-17

SIM Suuoesienat iiub bis jest 2 ,6S3
unb int &epr6ientautenbauie 7,613
@elebuori6ldee eiueereidbt tuurOen
unO che Ser Guu9reB ii9 pertnot,
uirb Die 3abl auf 1000 9eitiegen
Iein. g9ir brau6en tuobl taum berz
uurSubebeu, oaB Die Ntebrjnbl bieier
8urlaoeu nidt einnlal oas Yapier
uertb iino, auf ruel6em lie 9eI6riez
ben itebeu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FOR RENT.

The well established saloon s.,-.,
as No. ii20 Market street. ! go s,,>,
for a respop sible man. ~, 2
Boarding house, 10 rooms. NJ 49,.
JOSS Market street. Fine !5c,.f,- Il.
business. . !.
Store room No. 1915 Mark. s.-s..
best block in the city. '7-r @ g.
Store room No. li53 Main stree.
heart OF the retail dry g0o.s 10 p
Store room No. l003 Main s,-.-. -
legation for a retail cigar store s
Office ROoms.-Rel.y R,r-t ,.
rooms; Janitor service ana h-s. -. -.
Dwell.ngs.-s23 Man s--.-. NJ
80 Eighteenth street. Sl2. r.. ~.
street, $40; Erie street. rooms Z, ...-.
hoor. 2l5s Main stree. 20. ron Il, 3
rett street. 81; 9cs alley c. s. ''' ~.
Special attention gwen % Oh. -..
ot rents. GEO. J. MATHiSry -
Real Es.s.- A..
Telephone fo7. l2iS lfs-t.H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
HOUSES And LOTS FOR Sale.

NO. 2ll9 EOFF STREET. brick hesn,
.oi - feet front, rent for 81 p-- M-r... &.
Nos. 20ls and 2o3l MAIN STREET
story brick with storero0ms AMI q ,..-
above.
NO. 81 S. BROADWAY. kr5vn a. q.
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT IN WO0DsDALE
House or rooms and =. acre. -I-.-.
country. either for sac n r,r.
"A very desirable kESIDEECE Az
SlHESS PROPERTY. coz N4.I e.
Tenth streets.
NO. q FIFTEENTH STREE Ir.--l
4 fine RESIDENCE In Pleasant y8-l
The BLOCH PROPERTY o. N-r.t 'a
street.
4 very desirable REsIDENCE RI -
g.rh street, al modern corft-.s- 4
40 ~ FOURTEENTH sr1Ef.-. pa
No. gig CHAP I'VE STEE-r q
brick dwelling. modern.
= Alhfs Or INAs north u TOE g.
L0T s Nls OF Thirteenth street.
THREE LOTS. each f'Xi.0 feet
norfneasf corner 81 Wabash and j. q
streets. Island VII ssT cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN
RlNthA2T & TATJA .ly Bis. r
Is.CphoEe 20. Room So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FOR SALE

Splendid house = fooms ar 4.- .
Elfl .arge .l.. tlap.iEc a,rcet. tl-
cheap CD easy terms.
Uolse sr3ous and nail. itt g."
Hols.. q rooms. Jacob .tIr
Whaflrg cheap on easy tcgls
House. e rooms al hall Mas q
Csntrs Wheci.ng. cheap. So
s1ienfii tuGG.ng ste for da q
Sixteenth street.
splsz4.e building site Tor dwelling "a
loose. rooms. :iih e.. $40
House. : rooms and haA, wrl q. PEI.
frn improvements. Chagllre So .t-f
wheeling. $50.
House. : rooms and hal. i6'A g.. 8 =
House : rooms. i1fh -,
House. : rooms. hall ard lars. .. ~
tenth street. cheap. 80.
House. rooms. y. Mark. s'-.7', si9
House rooms and attic. Jsc-s s.'s.
sixth ward. terms easy. $50
2 lots on Lind 81. Belvedere So e1-f
House . rooms. Wilson So -s,n
Wheeling. easy terms. $50
Lot. 50 feet front. Lind s.. 80 ..
House. Il rooms. brick, 18th s'.
House. rooms. and rocme.
rear, Market ST.. between ~ ana '.' 20
Business property on Marx, s.. 81 ~
$50. $50, $500. 500. 500 and 3 - 20 .'r
on real estate. ,..A
House. rooms and store r2,.- N''
Main 81. cheap. on easy terms -. r.. !
New house, s rooms Win .A'-r or"
Edg!nrton Lane, $3.50.
NESBITT & DENINt,
Tel 64S. 1889 h'rS'' ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
TRUSTEES SALE OF WI. ,
L BLE ISLAND REAL .>IA4- -.
aT~NnpN PROP SIT

LAUNDRY PROPERTY. .. 2,
BY virtue OF deed OF tr-s' 81
by George r. kurner and "i.. %
ruary the cath, lSs5. and % r-.t
Office OF the Clerk Of the cow s.
OF Ohio County. IN deed ~ 'r'
-, page SOS. I viii sell a. 1-.s
81 the north front door q '1-
OF Ohio County, or -r
SATURDAY. MAY TIE IN.
commencing a. ten O'Clock. n
lowing described properly, p
tain lot or parcel OF g.
the City OF Wheeling. W III
what IS known as the WE.
and beginning al a po.n'
OF South York Street.
west corner OF lot rumoef
in !. c. Roblnson's ADDS 90
81 Wheeling. thence sou -
me sad east SIDE % Sl-
s0 feet 20 the Nor,hwes-
heretofore conveyed '0 W
thence westwar1ly y O.. I'D.
thence nOrtnWardly alc-r
alley. - feet 20 the sou
$40 lot number thgteer
vSartiy with The soufh 90.
rrrnher thirtesnf CO. -
% beginning. being ne
conveyed 20 The said %
~ susan =. kurner bt t
IL day OF June. 1859. an
hook No = page -. 81.
re buildings and alrl
n-fo belonging. Also a..
.he above described rrer
S.sau1 Laundry hus.-t-s. ''
one boiler ard force pump .-.-
-0v-er engine two sftlT ..-
CENTRIFUGAL wr.nge-. or -r
collar and cur starcher. Co.
shirt press, ore bosom ~-r
hsri ironers. one comh!rA' ,---.
sleeve and body ironer, otr
sbaner together with all n
"a Sxtures on said prer ia
eonnsction with said ,aIr -.7- -
~ horse named Jim. on roo p
rs,nAd Marcy. two wagon 20
- barness. said real es'a'- ..-s,'''
- -. Vii he offered iogetne- r -
ana viii be sold In The nam
:, will bring The most mo.@-r -
i "''' TERMS OF = .-rl 20 T,
THE said real estate vi - q
..f.ayrirg terms: one -h.F- o. -sr
-...o-s as the purchaser ele, 800 q.
- Say OF sale. and the ~ ~, Ii
sn,,sI instalmerts IN ore an. -
- purchaser giving ms
,s-sst with approved p4r -,srs' =.
erd slso deed OF trus, IN sag = :,
sscu-e the deferred pay ~, 81
sonal property will be so. ~ q, -
ak months for all amour -,'ss -
lars the purchaser g:viIs "a 3 ~
srnroved personal secur, /, s's .
sbsir draw Interest from, - r,cs'"
sn4'' 1i@" 49, T. S. RIFLE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
DISCOVERED A CRANK


Honest men by the ten thousand.
Through the International Series OF
Sunday School lessons the next genera
ton all through Christendom are going
10 be wiser than any generation since
the world stood The kingdom is COM
Ing. God can do it. No house wife
with a chamois cloth ever polished a tea
spoon with more ease than Christ will
rub of from this world the tarnish
and brighten it up till it CLOVIS like
heaven: and then the glorious appor-
tionment, for my text is reinforced by
q score OF other texts. when ii says OF
Christ: He shall divide the spoil with
the strong"
But YOU say, that this is pleasant
70 think oS for others, but before that
time l SHALL have passed up into an
other existence, and shall ger no ad-
vantage from the new apporrionment. "
All. YOU have only driven me to the
other more exciting and Transporting
consideration. and that is. that Christ
is going TO divide up heaven in the same
way. There are Old estates in the ce-
lestial world that have been in the pcs-
session Of the inhabitants for thousands
o. years. and they shall remain as they
arc. There are old family mansions in
heaven filed with whole generations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FOR SALE.

A two story frame dwelling sever ......
ana bath room, and p.eljy u r--..-.
ms property adjoiEs the Chul-sb', g,-.
properly In Elm Grove ard c-..sis, . .s.-.
one ana one-half acres u ground h. =,
good barn ard sheds. and Al. b.+s.- -, }
Few and in frs; class order Tens "a. i.'
FOR further Information inquire = 81
apSev ALE SIMMS. Elm Grove n r,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
DESIRABLE PROPERTY F0E

twO-story frame dwelling. sea,
rooms ana smaI frame cottage o- i.-y
Street; Lot 80 feet on Mark. S'rs-. ,,i
running east 70 alley abou' 20 l. r.r
open, lot suitable for a double .ae (.
4 rare chance. Terms easy
G. A. SCHAEFER & co
Cor Fourteenth and Ma.E-. s,,..I
ape5eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FOR SALE.

At Rlverv!ew. below Benwo5i s-,
roomed houss with more thar an . -. \
ground. Price g. %. l. is exrs,.ss .,,
whoever buys and occupies tbs r-,-.-.
will have the care OF the g1,.-r..
lamp, FOR which 80 per month -s4
JAMES l.. HAWI.rv
Real Estate and Loan Age,
fre- -, "a. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
Suit Department.

This department. being very important one receives
special attention, and in it be found Taor-Made
Dresses and Skirts of the latest styles As this is very
active stock you should call frequently and see the new
ideas they appear. You always feel assured that
we keep The LATEST. and that prices are RIGHT In
the department you find Capes and Jackets OF all
kinds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FOR SALE-3EAI rsr.--

EoR SALE OR RENT-THE sF,FrS3,-
garden, at Pleasant Valley f---.'.--..-a
feet on Nationa. Road and sy-s-i-.-.s =
10 feet. Can be laid our In ya-- -
building lots. For sale or ren.---'s5' ..io.
stead or c. Seibert. adjoining : p ne
residence, with q ten ana f- "a
house on the premises Posses ~ ~
Immediately. Inquire OF F H3pp1 =
Reymann brewery. or .; pgem!s.i all, =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
You doubtless are interested just
now in Summer Underwear, and IT so
you can be supplied at our Store with
sny kind YOU want, as our new stock OF
LiSle, Gauge, BalbTisgan and Sill

Our new stock is being received and will be complete
the 23rd inst All our Muslin and Cambria Underwe r
made to order just as we want it, anu we think its mer
are pretty we'll understood by our customers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
PEDMAN d CO.,
GENERAL MAcHIXlSTs
MANUFACTURERS Of Alali! [ STlTIlil9l tIsII:

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Blank
House Leases. Oil Leases. For Rent Cards
For Sale Cards. and Rooms for Rent
Cards. Call at Register Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
Ladies' Madras Waists.

We open on Saturday the finest Madras Waists we eveI
had. They are beautiful and the tit is simply perfect
Would like to show you some of these Waists and have you
examine quality style and work. We never had anything
like them before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-04
FOR RCNT.

FOR REMITTANCE CNFCpN.7-,.--.
room on first floor: separa-e = z,
both gases. IS Fourteenth stree. -''i,,.
FOR RENT. APRIL iST-il. .. -
street. 3 story brick warehorsa lily
oI HENRY K LIST. The Civ ~.
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Local Affairs. A TYPICAL COUNTRY MERCHANT SKETCH nE THE CAREEll nE sAalI-FI- F.
SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF SAMUEL F
 CLARK OF sOUTHYILLE.

The many friends of Samuel F. Clark
 of Southville, the genial merchant of
 that little hamlet by the Housatonic,
 will be interested in a perusal of the fol- lowing sketch of his life, which we quote from the Biographical Review of Litchtield County, just published.
 Samuel F. Clark, a prosperous mer- chant of Southville, who has held the office of postmaster for the past l3 years, was born in the town of Bridge water, August 1, 1881, son of Samuel R. and Hetta P. (Evitts) Clark. MT Clark's great-grandfather, Daniel Clark, who was a native of Milford, settled in Worthwhile, in the town of New Milford, where he bought large farm. He married Esther PlaJt, and reared six children; namely, Esther, Daniel, Hannah, Samuel, Abigail and Sally. MT Clark's grandfather, Samuel Clark, inherited a part of his fathers property, upon which he settled. He erected 8 new house and other farm but after residing there for ,ome years, he moved to Bridgewqter society and purchasing 8 farm situated upon Second Hill, passed the remainder
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 Men are too careless and indife rent to each others highest welfare. We even license evil, and take the filthy lucre which is the price of iniquity to pay the costs of the vice and crime which we have winked at in the name of our. boast ed liberty.
 But let us not deceive ourselves. We must surely pay the penalty. Human government may be weak and even wicked, but let us be assured that the Divine government governs; and, that which we are sowing we shall surely reap-God is not mocked. When men refuse to be governed by law, beware ot the divine scourge of war.-[O. O. Wright.