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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-18

Deserving articles are always appreci.
ated. The exceptional cleanliness OF
Parker's Hair B.lsam makes it popular
Gray hairs are impossible with its oc-
casional use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-18

EVERY one will find q general tonic in
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher."
Druggists sell Il, It's what you wsnt
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 6 Per Csnt.-Govsmmsnts
Weak and lowef-flour Scarce and
Fim-Wheat Active, Firm and
Higher-Hogs Firm and
il Good Demand.
NHANoR.
MaX York.

11HAHoA.
New York.
NHw YolK. August l7.-MoNsY Mar.
ket active at 4@6 per cent, and 8 l-6 per
cent. per diem, closing ut 8 per cent.
Time mercantile paper Si95 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills at 4Sli;
demand ct 1884.
StLvER-At London slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount
GoyERxMESrs-Weak and t9i per
cent lower.
skies, extended d.......... ...........--..-..ltit
rev ~..-.--ul.S
New fourand onehalb. coupons lis
New foun. Pons-.......;... lilo
RAILROAD BONDS - In the Railroad
bond market Texas and Pacific land
grant incomes, frsts. Rio Grsnde divi.
sion, advanced to 9Si from 81; Metro
poiitan second to 30 from SS!; G. q. 4 |.
incomes to a from IS: Kansas and
Texas seconds declined to Sli.
STATE SEcURIrIEs-lnactive.
SrocKs-The market opened firm and
higher owing to the more encouraging 70.
ports regarding the Presidents condition
this morning. In early dealings prices %.
vanced A92t per cent, the latter on
Hannibal and st. Joe. This VAS followed
by a decline Of t(ai per cent, the latter
in Denver anu Rio Grsnde. Before
noon, however, speculation had again
become active and quotations rose !t62
per cent, st. Paul and Omaha preferred,
Northwest, Lake Shore and Missouri
Pacific leading the upward movement.
During the afternoon the mar
ket became depressed and priccs
continued TO decline, hnal sairs being
ITO 9 per cent lower than the best Tx
ures OF the day, the latter Denver sni
Rio Grande. 81. Paul and Omahi pre-.
ferred, Nashville and Chattanooga, Chi
cigo, Burlington and Quincy, Louisville
and Nashville and Michigan Central
we're also prominent In the decline.
The Commercial Bulitn says: Tho
notable events Of the day were that
about 100000 worth Of gold Was
started from London for New York to.
day, which is expected TO cause an ad.
vance in the Bank OF England rate to.
morrow.
Call loans were bid up among stock
brokers to per cent. per day, plus
per cent per annum. Very few bor-
rowers paid over per cent Tor moRey,
and il Ia known that something over
$50, 900, 900 in cash can be drawn from
the treasury any time that the holders
OF the called IS registered bonds choose
to present them for payment. In the
stock market the early part OF to-day
was devoted to covering short sales
made yesterday on the calculation that
President Garfield would not i've until
morning. This steadicd the
market, but 10 the afternoon the whole
market became feverish. Denver and
Rio Grandc sold down To sol from 96!.
and Colorado coal 20 sat from G0t.
Trunk line stocks, however, generally
closed higher than Yesterday, and Han.
nibal and 81. Joseph was notably strong.
There was nothing new about trunk
line affairs. In London American 10.
curities were irregular. but generally
stronger than here.
Transactions. 3o2, 900 shares.
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Hope Reviving,

EXECUTIVE MANSION.
To Hon. II. G.. Pearson, Post Master, Ne,C
York:
The President has rested well. The
slight improvement OF yesterday has
been maintained. We are more hopeful.
Il /. IAMES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-18

Pn1ssUssH, August II. 7.-Pstzosssm-
United cooti6ests6 steady g nSe; -.
fnsd 7ie ig philaddphk dsliyWy.
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Nsw 0aLsAss, August i7.-CoGse-
Rio careoes ordinary 10 prime 1O9l3le.
Sugas-In lair dsmand; inferior 70 good
common 1911; common TO good CON
mon 7f9se; yellow cissa6sd 9S9ic.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-11-19

There will be an association at
the Episcopal church, of this place
beginning on the evening Of the
10th, and continuing to the even
ing of the 10th inst. A number
of able divines are expected.
Holy communion to be admins
tered on Sunday.
Mr.. Mason Newkirk has sus-
tanned a sad loss in the death of
his little daughter Annie, uni
Versal favorite with both young
and old. The bereaved family
have the unbounded sympathy Of
this community.
We imagine there was music In
the air, or at any rate the wagon
transporting it passed through our
village on Wednesday last, Mr..
Sechrist Of HagerstoWn acting as
agent for both pianos and organs.
Another one OF our estimable
ladies has resigned an existence
OF single blessedness for one of
matrimonial bliss. Miss Kate
Ellis was married to Mr.. Som
meds of Alexandria, Va, on We'd
nesday 18th inst. We extend our
congratulations.
On Sunday last we had an eX-
emplification of the Biblical dec
laration, that "a house divided
against itself must fall,' by the
erection, across one of the princi-
pal thoroughfares, of lofty stake
and redered fence, the object be-
ing to separate the patrician and
plebian portions of the city. 1he
mysterious ceremonies at the cor
ner stone Of a building adjacent,
were performed by an unknown
order which, for lack of name, we
will call Moabites, under cover OF
darkness. Verify they have their
reward.
Mr.. James George: formerly of
this place but now of Baltimore, is
visiting friends here. From his
appearance his place of abode has
not injured his health.
Mr.. George Ropp, our enter
prising saddler, is improving his
home by the erection of a portico.
We trust other citizens will soon
follow suit, and ere long our viii
lage would be quite attractive.
Mr., Eli Fleming of Little
Georgetown, who has been on the
invalid score for some time past
will soon be able to resume his
duties.
Sheriff Chrisman reached this
place on Tuesday last, probably in
search of taxes. His sister, Miss
Annie Chrisman, is now visiting
in your city.
Prof. Cyrus Wayble, "A, M. B
A., of the University of Johnson
town, must have accepted Mark
TWain's counsel, and when no
laboring for the intellectual ad
vancement ofyouths, is rough ine
ing it over the delightful noun
tains, sketching as pastime, fel
we rarely see his smiling counte
nance here. REPORTERS.
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New Frame Dwelling

containing six rooms, with good cellar
under the house, good cistern, &c. The
rooms on the upper story are not yet fin
ished. There is reserved right to an
alleyway on each side of the house.
This property is located in the most de-
sirable part of the town, and the dwelling
has been erected with view to comfort
and convenience. Persons desiring TO
purchase will be Shown the property by
Mr.. John N. Cline, who now occupies it.
TERMS.-One-t third cash on day of sale
and residue in two equal annual pay
ments, said deferred payments to bear in
terest from April l, 1882, when possession
of the property will be given, and to be
secured by bond and deed Of trust upon
the property sold.
D. A, CLINE,
movie Trustee.
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Falling Waters.

The heavy frosts, it is hoped
will have the effect to stamp out
the malaria which has caused so
much sickness here this fall.
Captain Maxwell has a run of
custom at his mill, that he can
hardly accommodate, owing to the
low stage of water. He is doing
all in his power to supply his GUS
toners,
Farmers generally unite in say
ing that the growing wheat in
his county never looked better at
this season of the year than at the
present time. And this in spite of
the fact that everybody was COM
planning in late September and
early October that the dry wealth
er would throw seeding" so LAT ,
that there would be no show for
the wheat yield this fall.
Many farmers are waiting for
cold weather, when they will COM
mense butchering.
The turkeys are being gathered
up for the Thanksgiving market.
The INDEPENDENT is the favor
lte journal with our people. 1t is
taken, and read by nearly every
family in the neighborhood, and
those who take it, say they could
not well do without its welcome
weekly visits. We don't see how
you can make it any better than it
is.
ID
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KING STREET HALL,

together with the comfortable and con
Yeniently arranged
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Brick Dwelling House,

adjoining said property, and now known
as q part OF same. Said commissioners
will offer the properties separately or to-
gether as in their Judgment may be deem
ed best.
Any information desired in regard to
the property will be cheerfulIy given to
any one wishing to purchase by the uu-
dersigned, Special Commissioners, or
either of them.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-.hird cash on
day of sale, one-third on credit of twelve
months, and the residue on credit of
two years from day of sale, the credit in
stallments to bear interest from day of sale,
the purchaser executing his bonds for de-
ferred payments, and the title to be re-
tanned until further order of the court
E. BOYD FAULKNER,
J. NELSON WISNER,
BLACKBURN HUGHES,
novl9 Special Commissioners.
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1O2 ACRES,

or SO much therc of as shall be sufficient to
pay balance due on debt recorded aud
cost of sale This farm is about one mile
and half from harrisburg; good i'm
rrovements upon it and location, con-
venient to market, and is desirable for
many reasons. 1t is known by many as
the Eutzy Farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash on
day of sale and the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, said
deferred payments to bear interest from
day of sale, to be secured by bond and
deed of trust upon the property sold.
CHAS. J. FAULKNER, JR.,
novl2 Trustee.
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GTATEOF WEST VIRGINIA

At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Circuit Court OF Berkeley county, on the
18th day Of November, 1881:
NJ. G. Nadenbousch, substituted trustee,
VS. In Chaacery.
James NJ. Wilson, Annie E. Wilson, Rob-
ert K. Robinson, David II Stuckey,
administrator de boniS non of Lewis
G anthc M, deceased Jacob Ropp, ad
ministra,or of George Terrell, deceased;
Catharine Terrell, Thomas l.. Harper,
Albert Rooney, William Hodgson, 10.
siah Alexander, administrators of John
Zorn, deceaced Garrett Wynkoop and
A. G. Wynkoop (of Wynkoop & Som,
John G. Murphy, Hezekiah Johnson,
National Bank OF Martinsburg, G. P.
Matthaei and Joseph H. Shaffer, survi-
wing trustees of the Berkeley Savings
Bank, and J. Q, A. Nadeubousch, for.
mer trustee.
The object of this suit is to ascertain
what payments have been made upon the
debt secured in deed of trust executed by
James M Wilson and wife to J. o. A.
Nadenbousch, by deed bearing date on
the 9Th day of January, 1876, when and
by whom said payments were made; and
how much remains unpaid, and to dis
tribute the funds in the hands of NJ. G.
NaGenbousch, substituted trustee among
the parties entitled to same.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendants, VIM.
Hodgson and John G. Murphy are non.re7-
idents of this State, they are hereby re-
quired to appear at the said Clerks office,
on the 9Th day of Dec, 1881, (the same
being the next Rule day, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
Faulkner & lngles, Att'ys for Pltff.
nov 2-4t
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Executors Sale
A Valuable Farm
1917 ACR ES.

of good bottom and slate land. There is
a stone residence, good stable, corn crib
and granary on the premises A good
spring of water near the dwelling Abou
rs acres in good timber.
This is desirable farm; near railroad
depot, church and schools.
Possession will be given on the st day
Of April, 1882. The right will be reserved
for TIE present tenant to cut and thresh
his wheat crop. Persons desiring to ex-
anime the farm can DO so by calling on
W. Fl. Myers, on the adjoining farm.
TERMS-Ope- third cash, the balance
in two equal annual payments. Deferred
payments to bear interest from April LIST,
1885,, and to be secured by aote of pur-
chaser, and lien retained on the farm.
w. HMYERS,
JAS. II. MYERS,
W. S. MYERS,
oc29. Exits of David My ers, decd.
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IMPROVED
BA1DWIN'S AMERICAN
FODDER CUTTERS,

Only 3 Feed Gears instead of 8 to IL,
Each size cuts four lengths of feed. I'm
proved safety ay-wheels, 9 sizes, for hand
or power.
s. E. BOYD, Wheeling, W. Va.
Farm Machinery of all kinds.
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PAT

There is more Strength restor-
ing power in a bottle of Parker's
Ginger Tonic than in a bushel of
malt or a gallon of milk. This ex-
plains why invalids find it such a
wonderful invigorant for mind
and body. See other column.
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Administrators Notice

HANING administered on the estate
II of Andrew w. McCleary, deceased,
we hereby notify all parties knowing
themselves indebted to said estate, to
come forward and make prompt settle
ment; and all persons having claims
against the same, to present them, prop
erly authenticated.
A. II. MCCLEARY,
j. N. CUNNINGHAM,
Adm'rs of A. W. McCleary, decd.
nov .l2-3t
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NOTICE.
Geo. II ROwell IL Go.
-BEATTY'S PLANO
November 29-lm.

u - n "A n > n HA4NU-
N. FORTES-MAGNIFICENTh holiday
presents; square grand pianofortes, four
very handsome round corners, rosewood
cases, three unisons, Beatty's matchless
iron frames, stool, book, cover, boxed,
$222.75 to S29759 catalogue prices,
$500 to 81, 900; satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded after one years use;
upright pianofortes $l25 to $255; cata-
logue prices, $500 10 $500; standard
pianofcrtes of the universe, as thousands
testify; write for mammoth list of testimo-
mails; Beatty's cabinet organs, cathedral,
church, chapel parlor, $50 upward; visi =
tors welcome; free carriage meets trains;
illustrated catalogue (holiday edition)
free. Address or call upon DANIEL F.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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PLAYS PLAYS PLAYS! PLAYS 1!
For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatri-
Gals, Temperance Plays, Drawing-room
Plays, Fairy Plays, Ethiopian Plays,
Guide Books, Speakers, Pantomimes, Tab
leaux, Lights Magnesium Lights, Colored
Fire, Burnt Cork, Theatrical Face prep
arations, Jarleys Wax Works, Wigs;
Boards, Moustnches, Costumes, Charades
and Paper Scenery. New Catalogues sent
free, containing full description and prices.
SAMUEL FRENCH & SON, 80 E. l4th
ST.. New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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New Coal and Wood Yard

TINE PUBLIC are informed that | have
l. just opened Coal and Wood Yard
on the corner of Race and German streets,
and will supply
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HARD AND SOFT GOAL,

Split Wood, &c, at the very lowest rates.
Full weights guaranteed. Coal and wood
delivered to any part OF the town. Orders
left at Oden's Book Store or at the yard,
corner of Race and German, win be
promptly attended to. | solicit share
of public patronage, und guarantee salts
faction to all customers.
novl8-3m CHARLES SHARFF.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-13
Don't DO afraid OF Work.

Don't be afraid Of killing yourself
with oyerwork, son, Men seldom
work 10 hard as that on the sunny
side VI thirty, They die sometimes !
but II Is because they quit work AZ
six p, H., and don't get home until
two q, N It's The intervals that kill,
my son, The work gives an appetite
for your meals Il lends solldlty 10
your slamber y gives iyou u perfect
aud grateful appreciation OF q holiday,
There are young men who DO not
work, my son-young men who make
a living by sucking tho end Of cane,
and who can lle necsIle In eleven
different knots and never lay q wrinkle
IN II who can spend more money IN
4 day than you can earn IN q month,
son and who will 20 10 The sheritf's
to buy postal card, aud Apply At The
Office at Tho street commissioners Tor q
marriage licenso, So lind onl Whit
yon want to DO ard 10 do, son, aud
take Of your e'at aud make success In
thu world, The buster You olc. the
lea. evil You will b. apt 10 got lNlc,
thu ,w,elrr VIII b. your sleep, the
brighter aud happier your holidays,
aud the better satisfied will The world
BE- with you,-[Bnrlinelon llawkeyc,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-13
VIVA, che sick seiaier told Ne,


The surgeon said, "remaln,' but somehow
l could not stay,
For the order had been given, and the
boys were on their wayi
Aud, thinking on the morrows's light, !
saw my brother stand
Calm 10 battle, ~ he used 10 no when
plowing fathers land,
Or ! saw him falling, wounded, or lying
ghastlY dead
From my bed OF straw upsprlnglng, ~ am
going too" ! said,
No l hurried on just afterl On the ground
At night We lay,
Aud l felt his arm upon me, Ia the old
accustomed wayl
Hut when morning came, quiek'fooled,
and our ranks Ia order stood,
lie was twenty PAGES nom nei-oh how
boiled my feyered blood,
Put no near him, yet not near him 1wlkt
Us two score OF others
TIL the men passed ms down the lnei-
they knew that We were brothers,
Did you ask how went thc battlef Why,
We lost tho day, you know,
Aud vi last, when we reiterated, trlel
hard but could not 30.
Sick ~ heart. and sick Ia body, was
falling 10 the ground,
Hut Charley was beside ne, his dear arm
about mo wound
While one e0mrade took our muskels,
passed cur Lnapsacks on 10 others,
That he might DO strong TO help me-ior
they knew that we were brothers.
q, Christian, fellow Christian, Is II 30
with you aud me,
Children ofthe Heavenly Father, incnbc~
ofonc famllyf
DO We live love 80 Simplei l-a strong
arm over thrown
Round him whose ALTERING footsteps show
his strength Is almost gonef
Aud should worldly hearts press onward,
bllndly parting Us from others,
Would their dense ranks quickly stand
aside. knowing that we oil arc brothers
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-13
Npril Magazines.

~ NICHOLAS VI superb number,
opening with lhll'pass illustration,
aud nearly all the a'iiclrs are beauli-
fully Illustrated, some ii the most
notable being Lost IN Fog, Mast
or Moono Mystery In u Mansion !
The Cooper and thu Wolves Mary
Queen Of Scot,s-Par | In Natures
Wonderland Ph@'on Rogers The
Old School House, and the several
Departments Tor the little folks
Scribner g. Co., New York.
The leading paper in scRIpSER ~
upon "NIarinc Forms as Applicable TO
Decoration which 10 treated rs only
IN arts, can treat it, and tho graceful
drawings that illustrate It amply
prove the truth Of the writer's theory,
tina, in form and color, seashells and
seagroyths rival any range OF subjects
which have heret oiore come within
the scope Of the decorative artist. -
Edward Strahan contributes an in
terestiug article on the "ranagra Fig
urine" illustrated. Chas, II. Farm
ham describes the descent OF the
rapids Of the upper Hudson, and c.
+. Gordon Cumming writes about the
Volcano Of Kilanoa, and Mrs. Bur-
nrtt's, A Fair Barbarian, is concluded.
ScTibner & Co., New York, and both
the above magazines may b. had in
Woodsl ock at Whites bookstore.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-13

Ii there be lonely woman amid
the multitude Of lonely and sorrowtul
women more TO be piltied than an
other, | think it is the wife looking
upon The one she has promised to
honor lying upon the bed with his hat
and boots on. Her comforter who
swore at her ny long as he could speak
at all. Her protector utterly unable
to brush fly from his own face, Her
companion. lying in the s'npor ct
death, with none OF it, silent dignity.
As he is entirely unconscious of her
acts, | wonde, it she ever employs
the slowly passing moments in taking
down her idol, her ideal, from its place
in her memory and comparing it with
the broken and detaced image before
her. OF all the poor and broken idols
scattered into fragments for the divine
patience of woomanhood to gather to-
ge,her and cement " ith tears, such a
ruin as this seems the most impossible
to mold anew into any form OF come
illness. And if there Is command.
men, seemingly impossible it is for a
woman to love u man she is in deadly
fear OF, honor a man who cannot speak
his commandments intelligently. The
theory Of recognizing our friends in u
future world is a beautiful one, and
worthy ofmuch thought, but l think
it is commemorate to try to keep our
friends in n condition to recognize us
IN this world, try to keep a man while
he il alive so he will know bis wife
and children, and not, as often occurs
turn them out Into storm of a mid
nigh, or murder them in bis frenzy.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH !

DIR. l.. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT q spccili, for Hysteria, biz
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache,
Mcn,rl Depression, Loss of Memory, Sper-
sions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
rXcrlion, sell abuse, or over indulg ence,
which leads TO misery decay and death -
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months Treatment. One dolla.
box, o, six boxes for five dollars 4; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We guar.
antee six boxes 10 cure any case. with
each order received by us for six boxes, &c.
companied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to re.
turn the money il the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued by o. q.
kimbal. sole authorized agent for Wood.
stock. VI. JOHN c. WEST & CO., Sole
Proprietors, W. Madison ST., Chicago Ill +,
Smith, Dooi,ue 4 Smith, wholesale as'ts,
Boston, Mass. Q9S7yD
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THAT'S - Pact,

A nan can't work unless he feels we'll
The hard times have made plenty of peo'
DO sick simply by worrying them almost
out OF their wits about money ana busl-
aess. Troubles OF mind has brought on
tfonblc OF body. There II Indigestion,
heaylneSs In the head, aud oil that, Are
you afflicted IN this wayS do aud Invest
Que Dollar for n bottle Of DR., David
Rcnnedys "Favorltc Remedy" aud II
will make new man OF you, II takes
the bile out Of the blood, aud II worth q
trip 10 l0ndout, n. Y,-thc Doctors
home-on foot, II you can not get II more
easily, First, however sec " your drug
gIst hasn't got H.,