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ANIIK-EreD mAN-KiIIER,

INV llNtIl VI lilt ih'''i ShItOit
kllK-ETeD MAN-KillER.
At { unniSOn, Col, while waiting for
the small hours Oft morning TO come
around, We We're entertained, says 4
correspondent, with narratives illustrat-
ing the customs of the country, given
by Ir. W. :. COckrcll, Lieuts Febriger
WagI or. and Wethcrill, gentlemen cou-
nected with the United States army,
and hers familiar with life and death
in the western wildS.
DR. COCkrcll, on being asked whether
In" reports of killing atirayS Were not
greatly exaggerated, replied that some
Ct them werC, while in other cases the
truth had never been told.
There i Il man." remarked the doe
tor. indicating n medium-SiZed, milk
eyed IcTs>On who stood in the doorway
looking into the billiard-room of the
Tabor house," who has killed twenty
six men, and ne j. only - Years Ofagc.
He is II. b. MaStVrsOm, of Dodge City,
Kan. He killed his men in the interest
of law and order. Once ne shot seven
dcad within few minutes
How"
"Whi!c in = frontier town news WAS
bought Ia him that his brother had been
killed 10y 4 squad of rutliamS Just across
the street. Taking Il revolver in each
hand, for he shoots readily with both,
in this manner the doctor here crossed
hi, right wrist over his left in the form
OF an Y hv ram over Ia aVungr his
brother. The murdrrer~ became terror
stricken when they saw him coming
amt hastily lock,El the door. MaStCr|On
jumped square against tine door with
bath feet, bursting it open at tn" first
n rlnpt. Then he >prang inside, firing
in mtdiatcly right and left. -Four
cropped dead i'm less time than it re-
guirC> Ia tell il. The remaining three
ran for their hoI>,.> in Il vain attempt 10
v>carc from the town. He followed
them up =" closely that before they
reached the outskirts all three had bit
ten the dust.
AT another timc," continued the
doctor, two Mexican hait-brecdS, Il
father and son, became Very trouble
some in the mining camps. They
where the SharpcSI shots in The country,
working together with precision that
made them mvinCihlc. AS soon aS one
had rmptird the chambers of his t.
YelYcr he would reload under cover of
the other. Manga miner had they
murdered ANA rcIrH'd 81 MS nutilt anu
treasure. y standing reward 81 N'oo
was offered tor thtr bodies or tnrr
heads. maIiH MaNtgrH"h resolved l"
XII the hali-iTr"uN. lheN "cuticu Il
cabin IN Il lIttlr clearing III an almost
inaccessible pIac" IN the mountains
Che morning, hours before daybrcak,
-, 4 1
NIaNIcrSon crept 10 the verge "i tiiG clear
ing with repeating rlllc IN ms halldS;
Hidden by friendly h'Nh, ne rr'ihrd
ON a sack "hich ne iiaH n"u@i' IRON
Ms morse, tna' ne ma" IlNlrii'N illilc
away IN zen. shorty ai'"f sunrise
the "0or "i TIE G'"lh opened Wp'r
rltou"h 10 permit the SHAGGY h'ad ~
the old man I" protU'in' AitGf sweep
Ing tn" boundaries OF tn" clearing WIN
searching eyes, the meat was slowly
Withdrawn. I'm Il few minutes the hGau
rtaPpcartd' t"IioWrl ny Il holE' WIN
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administrators Sale of Personal Property.

THURSDAY, DEC ENIBER /. 1881.
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ at the lat" res
idrncr of George Rogers, deceased, OiirT al pub
lie auction the following property: one lot oi
Merchandise. consisting Of general >lnrk, in
SOIcinG siNi2.26: Is hog~h"td> ni Tobacco
unrkrI ready for shipment: pair OF French
Mil Ruhr>. mfr Of Laurel Hill Mil BuhrS,
Smut Machine. lot of Mill Gearing, consisting
of straps, &c. We will also, at the same time
and nl:.r,.. o!irr The Read Estate, of which Geo.
Rogers died seized. at private sale.
Terms of sale mri" known on day 81 sale.
JOHN MOORE and
W. r. MOORE,
Administrators al the Estate Of George Rogers,
.L.--.,....I .r.l
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GOING WEST.

sunday ENprcsh leaves Wheeling at h:2 4. NJ;
arrives Wcll~burg ":3G \. NJ, Stctb"nylllc Bsbb
\. ". making Close connection for Western
points. .-
Trains lcaS ing Columbus nt3:i0 r. ". and Oh,
4. ~ run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, st65p
T.. N.with sleeping car attached. arriving I'm
hicagn AT : 10 next morning BrrthS can bs
secured in ad vance at Union Depot ticket ofiice,
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Car through without change from Sicubcn-
VILE east Ia Philadelphia and New York. and
west 10 Columbus. 10 Cincinnati, LOUISVILLE,
Indian" polls and ~. Louis
for through ticket. baggage checks, sleeping
car arcOmIu odHt ions and any further inforIna-
ton Apply toJD,"ph VI. Bellryille. Ticket Agent
nj TaI-Ilnudl" Depot foot ~ Eleventh street,
or at cts Ticket Oflicc, under Mcclure House,
Wheeling. .,,,,.
Cent Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa.
T.. 4. FORD,
Cent Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. PA.
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MISCELLAkE Gus.
ALEXANDER BONE, ST.,

NOTARY PUBLIC. GENERAL III SlNFSS
Sfocl; = bought and ,vld. Merchants and Manu-
farlur,r'S' Books opened, examined and closed:
Estates settled. Not">, Book Accounts ana
Rents Collected. Houses Rented anu i"ftNch.
I'plIrrtinuS promptly rcmitI"d. Advances
made All business correspondence conlidcn-
tinlly attended w. S"nd for Circular and Rel
rrrurr~ l3lS Market street, trungl"> Block,
over civ Bank. Wheeling, ". Va. ian3l
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PIIRIiC SALE OF STOCK.

rINHF BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE
| West Virginia Exposition ami STAT" Far
Association having legally required the d"ln-
uirnt Subscribers for stock of said Association
to pay up their shares in full, which require
lncnt has not been compiled with by some ot
the Ruurl of Directors of said Association,
made ON the al day Of November, 1881, the
shares Of such delinquent subscribers ana
shareholders will. before the Court House door
Of Ohio county, on the 81 DAY Of December,
lSSl, M 10 o'clock \. VI, be- offered for Sal" 1T
public auction. To the highest bidder for cash
BY order OF the Board.
III Q N, :.
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DRY GOODS.
Nen York,

Nrw York, November - uNiqesSron-
tinu"> quiet with paCkag" houses, bur job
bcr> are receiving numerous orders from
interior retailers. Cotton Snrd~ Vuic, but
stocks light and prices firm. Wo"cn goods
quiet but well sold up and firm Shirts
and drawers in good demand and scarce.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

-'a.r - W. N.rG.uia. county ~ pI,n. 'iiF
81 Wheeling. %, i'o. Nuuir'pil ip"r' ~ W heel
.nI, NoirIu1r. '.'l."-. IrN. in chrn""ry.
Matte VI. Ncr,f and C.uric> \. Weber.
William H. Weber and Maud J. Weber.
Tn. object 81 'ai- nit i-tp have PARTITION
mad, 81 10" uatI estate situated III said city Of
Wheeling. on tie west side of Main street.
known - sos. liz and llS1 Main street, ut
present occupied nv Henry inc"b> a. "a dry
good. store. said property icing NOR" pnriicu-
I,rlv dr.rrih-i in the bill hi"si in said court.
Md it appearing hs affidavit filed that the
d.f..rtduEt, William II. Weber, i no. a resident
~ the state Of West Virginia. IL j. now ordered
That he said NONRESIDENT defendant, William
II Weber do appear at the next rule day, on
the. M duyuf December, ISL, or either OF IA"
two following days. and hO what /, Necessary
To- protect his interest in this suit.
IntrStimOny whereof haze hcr"un'o >igh''l
ms name IT, Clerk of said Court this irrh day."
November. ISL. nj November Rule, ~ '"'
t!ri * = Office Oi said Court.
Tt~te. TlD~. VI. DNl.INI'
Clerk ofth" Municipal Court "i helm. g.,
.iurob, Cracraft Frrgns>un. ~phr.D."n!"'
COmplanants.
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y 1lN.HT
... NLN '% iSI, f." LA. frtnrc, firm Flour
H'rnHE 1T w. 80, 5o nnG h,rrcIs. rynnrt,
Rui''' t''''I'' Ny.,.t,,r, ,uL Stptn
= ~" ',!' .,,', ~ annJ - noG5 So
- i,'''' -, G.',':' ~ ,nC,6 0G, vhitr wheat
goo" ~ oH"" 'o, nI,in ~ n5C,S u.
CN''I' - -. - M, O N1. Minnesota patent
,,,.,.,.,'' - mnG,0 Uo WLrat-At %IGrlLIr
49,, .i,-in,, u..oE and unsettled. r..
ao ;,, ,"Ern6 hnshsly: exports, - 900
i'HI,oii ,,,,,,r.,5cJ red 81 ofGi #; 40. do
,i vi ~ .,.:r In, n steamer II 26:
~ No. ~ ", >. 30 20 inl.. ", . rrd sci.
~; w. ->',.',,,,,.r ..,In. - Un bushels. at
=; ~ nj ~ ig.g. rIn,irr a, s. 81: seller
=, ..,lr, 80, coo bushels. at 81 IS.
l'C ,'tamie ,, - ~ fnr ,II CLOSING, Al
- az 5.r,,.,,., SELLER January sales no
IVA LT.Lrls =, - lH,ml Is. closing at
- llai: seller February. sales 10000 bush
els. at 81 iiGll t.. closing at II II; seller
March. sales $4,000 huNhclS,at II iH""l h;
closing - lGi,. I"rn-Ai ,rt &c lower
afterwards recovered, closing weaker, re-,
ccipt>. HOOD bushels; exports ""y'
bushels. Uugradcd, lI"t ,V'; M. - h',:m
GGfC; No >. IT, 2rthNr; No, = "hi''' ,"c"
7%iic; yellow BE: No. >, seller N"I'inprT
o. ,GtG7 .c, closing ~ b''ic. seller Dc'
ccmbcr GI@6I e, closing at &C o?iH-
Unsettled: closing shade lower rcrcipis'
iOUO bushels; exports, ll.pou bushels;
western mixed, $1,000; Wh,ir WESTERN
52MG5r. lIay-ln good demand and Sicadl-
Is held nj St&5 OOGt7O 90. toiirc-l)uIl ana
lower: Rio cargocS ; '4H'll -. Nusar-Duli
and unchanged M"Ia~Ncn - tlllrl anu
weak; new crop New Orleans 1"""oc' k'rc
STEADY and fairly active; EahG9on &c;
Petroleum dull weak ana h"mlnal' mni''"
-ar: crude g. -GG1+tc, refined, &c. laIIpW
-Dull and weak at 1"-m1'-c. EoSrn-A
- .llI - Itt tit,,.-
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have carried him safely over, allowing
only slight touch to the children with
the priestly foot.
'That, said he, sis my solution, and
the only one have. Two strong men
might do it after much practice. 49,
S5y'Set Cor n the Nc1c York SIN.
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WHAT HOUSE ANn LOT Now vi trlEp
4 hy Rev. j. u. Nnfiatt, liz" nous containing
nine - rooms and bath room, two ptnirlrN,
cellar and finished garrett ,nnd on ia" lot nrN
wash huu>rHnd other oulhuIlding'. The house
stands high. and has ~paCr Oh nj! sides that Viii
never he built oil. ami i modern in >tyl". For
term apply nj the h"n>"; . StNtGrnth street
or 10 |. I. Moff NJ " w.
,nNh,i g IMrIfth Ntrrnf.
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ccpt extended SIS and registered Is, which
advanced - per cent.

F.YcS extended ...............lWZ,
Eour-aRd-a-half coupons
tOufS
RAILROAD BoNDs-!rrcgular and uncer-
| tain.
STATE SECURITIES - Dull, nominal and
| weak.
SrocKs-Opcncd in Stock Exchange with
| a strong tone to speculation. and prices gen
orally kMIt per cent higher than SHtur-
| DAYS closing figures, the latter for NJ. Il
! G. and {. h. Il q. In early dealings there
was further advance OF LiMlH per cent,
which was most marked in Louisville and
Nashville, Denver and RiuGrandc, Nashville
and Chattanooga. and ST. Paul, Minnesota
and Manitoba subsequently there was =
decline of i 10 II per cent, the latter
Manhattan Elevated. The market COntn-
ucd fcvcriSh until about the second board.
when prices again advanced = Ia u. per
cent, Northwestern leading. Later. when
money became somewhat tight, reaction
OF J.. To- = per cent cnNucd, but in the final
dealings speculation again became strong.
and the market closed firm at fractional
recovery. Oregon Navigation wa> notably
weak. and declined -. per cent ON the
day. transactions.
Transactions. 81 ,OG0 shares.
Mining stocks are very active and irrcGu-
lar. There was Il larger business done than
any day Tor many weeks. EnhlnNun heads
the list in point Shares sold al this stock
very Irregular at 30. closing al 30. State
linc~ are also very active. Nos. and ; sell
ing at 40 t. 100. closing AT 80. Oriental
and Miller quiet at II to II, closing at to.
South Pacific strong ~ f'. bTai>hi"
strong al lar
Transactions AT both board, 200, 81 shares.
To-day large amount Of stock al the
New York and New England railroad told
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FINANCE.
New York.

NV Yorx, November 2S.-MoSEY-A =
CG6 per cent per annum. lilo per diem.
closing at 5Gr6 per cent. Prime mercan tile
paper CO. per cent. Sterling exchange;
bankers bills, strong at $50; demand
4s4L.
Demonstrations nd unchanged, ez-
Ia,
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HOLIDAYS.

PIANOS and ORGANS at Extraordinl ry low
Prices for cash Installments received. Splea-
did Organs, sl5. SO, go up. Magnificent ~. oct.
Roscwcod rianos Stool and Cover, only siec.
Warranted six years. illustrated catalogue
mailed free Agents wanted. HoRAcE Wal.
FRS & Coz, Manufactures aud Dealers. 0i
Broadway. New York. nolssS
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Give me the ice. NJ. Dumas never pays
for anything"
The author of the "Mosquetaries" and
Of "Monte CristO" obliged to send his
valet To the landlord to convince him of
the truth OF the poor garcon'S assertions.
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5pJ Agents Wanted 10 sell the
,ifr OF Garfield.

III, carly life and career - Soldier ami -tat">-
man: M election and administration: III" -
..,..in.li,,Il. hi. heroic struggle for lf"; won
,ir-,.rl medical treatment: blood poisoning;
rri;4,.n! To- Eihrun: death, etc. Irniu-g!N
illustrated. splendid portrait az I'nril"d, MS
y,ir,. and mother. seen" Of the shooting; IN"
sick chamber. C.uiicau in his cell TIA" surgeons
and DE Cabinet. IN. only "umpI"t" AMI au-
th,nt.r work. 1n,u. j. irrtUnr for agents
S,,.,l, GmirI, N,Idrr>> III BEARD BROS
Publishers AtiuHit, ga. h"N-It
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

East liberty. November 2S.-Cattle--
Receipts since Friday 2,@95 head OF
through and l,T26 head for sale here; total
for The weak Guiding this day 1924 head OF
through and 1923 head OF local against
G,g70 head OF through and 1898 bead OF
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al last week Selling air al last weeks
Raliim ore.

prices.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE November 2S,-Beef Cattle
Market slow and prices &c Off very DeSl
5I.M51c; first quality IisJt4c; medium
3H4hc; ordinary 2':@;ic; most sales 'ct'c'
Receipts $50 head.
Swinc-Fuli supply; in fair demand ~
Th@Sis. Receipts $3.50 head.
Shecp--RcceiptS t,3oj head; sheep - i"
a. 90.
CHCAco, November -. The Dr"r"fN' Jo"''-
nal bureau reports: HOg>-ReceiptS 3i.OD0
head shipments 800 head. MarketStrong,
active and full at former rates; choice
stock scarce and higher; common to good
mixed. - l0M6 %; heavy packing and
shipping So lO@6 "a: light hogs - s5ta
Ii 90; >kipS and cullS Il OOGt5 ~.
Cattlc-RccciptS 100 head; shipments
TOO. head fat cattle in moderate supply.
in fair demand and irmcr; export, 81 ~
dG "a; good 10 choice shipping - ~"
, 80; common To- lair :: S3Cri -; very
liberal offerings Oi common: mixed butch
CrN' generally weaker; sales, Inferior 10 iair
- 5uG2 -: medium to GOOD :! 5idj p;
choice =; 40G14 ~: st"clcr>' and feeders
- 25G15 90: Texas in iuir,IfppiN ut slow;
COWS and mixed - 0nm3 -.
Shrcp-RrcciptS 2,j00 head; shipments
loo head; mar kct quiet and weak on all
inferior Ia fair; common t. medium
mixed - 75Gt3 ~; good t. choice NUT
tons : 0OGI ) 90
The Dfo,.' Jonrooi> Liyepuut cable says:
Cattle advanced &c; hest American l1c;
sheep advanced Sc; sales lNhL2nc Iur best.
New York
Nav NuGX, November 2S.--.Ghv br"' -
h"pa0j bureau reports: Receipts
for TWO DAYS /, JUUhcad. making II 80 heat;
oxen AT an advance al ic. 10 Texans or
hali-hrccd~: western steers in market; rN-
trcmcs ia II &c Tor poor to prime, lew
extra tops reached "a l2'Ic. and one car
load al premium steers, 1870 pounds aver
age. sold at L.: ~" shipments to-day; ship
mcut> for the week ljn head ui liy" cattle;
GGOu quarter, Of beef; 50 rIr,T,>c> Of NUT
ton: T., dressed pigs.
ohccp--RccciptS l5.2rr head. making
-. 100 Tor the week.. market fairly actiy"
and easier prices, with several car loads t"
carry over; extremes II OUNI ~ J.. per 100
pounds; sheep - UoGt6 co..
Swine Receipts l5,m0 head, making
-, 300 head ior the week, market rather
lrmcr Tor live hog, ri - 3oGt6 80 per lp
pounds.
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B.SO. Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cans on all night trains.
close connections made for all points South
and southwest, North and NOrthweNt making
This "A desirable route for colOnistS and perSoli>
m0> ing To the great West. and 10 whom p'riE-
rulur attention i given.
WHEELING. PITTSBrRGG AND BALTl-
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. 6:iD a. M, 10 and 80 m
No trains run on this dNiSiOn on Sunday.
Ticket, All PRINCIPAL points on sale At depot
once omen at all hour> during the day.
Information Il the travelling public chcerfui-
~ given. W. VI. .fMhNiS' ". Oh l.
X. 7. DE:NRlEIS. Gcnl AGENT, wheeling.
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f-..-s.. lH#"t" t'HJH ..'..'-
,,,frmrltalc- the PITY aIiuc ia thc saliva
,as.U .nGNeTt~ the NturCh 1ns H"-'' oi
N' . INTO ,.iuross, 4 deficiency ia
, ~. r.us.rau,ps ~ iisiI and NOurinS oithc
80 ... rf,. stomach. % iiIr medicine -
.trr, immediately after eating ihc Ter
.....r,tpt,nu Of food - prevented.
a. .,.-. .ppu The iisrr.
fr.... uruu tEr f+sdncN =.
4. rs..-uiutt-- the Bowels.
d. prt.F.r~ .lr blood.
o.. Dr..f- IIsf. Nervous ~ stem.
a., Trr-fut,.- digestion.
A NourI,icN. ~trCn@i hcu~ aud inN -
s'.r.r .,., OH the Odd Blood and makes
t,.,...s,. the pores 81 the skin and in-
...,.... .F,alshN Precipitation.
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DRUGS,
MILK TESTER.

a simple instrument which will enable any
one to test the quality of Milk and Cream In
minute Of time. Price 50 cents.
LOGAN & CO,
Agents for West Virginia.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
CONDITION OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MARKETS.
Money 5 to 6 Pc, Cent. Grain Lover
Provisions in Good Demand and Prices
Highe POP, Advancing.
LATEST REPORTS FROM TRADE CEN,
TERS.

TIE C,rnring Iiru>.' reports for tn
,.,~r week show a d.sii,r at a'l irItr
rntcrS, and = consequent FALLING oil IN
all branches Of trade rN|rp. IN holIIdaE
Goods. Provisions have advanced gen
rally and live hogs are l0a2oc higher
in Chicago, Notwithstanding th"r"r'pI,
are large. Grain ha, fallen OLA shade
while iron. both crude and manuiactur-
ct. is higher, ANA foundrir~ are unable
to meet the demand, although WORKING
double turns.
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FOR SALE.
THE GRAY FARM FOR SALE,

|ONSISTING on 80 ACRES SITUATED
I IN ohio county. about three ana hHIi
miles from ROncy'N Point and Triadc!phla.
Price. $500.
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j. d. McFADDEN,

DTHpER, lilO MARKET ST. fENTRAN, +
ID three doors ah0N" custom Iin">..l ~"
,irsAr> Of Huildinn~ erected promptly and sat
isfnclorily Plans and Sprriii"HiI"nN prepared
and estimates furnished on appli"t'inh. 'hr"-
.i,.,,,,' tn ,.r.,.l nov. or l." make Improvements
81, Iril.~,.nt buildings. nud thrN" ar''iing any
vnik II, my line, viii Il" well to call or address
~ above. ,,r,nnu<
,irDi j. - w -Nl'I,I..-.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
LWAY-PAN-HANDLE ROUTE.
rINIME TABLE EAST AND Wt.Sr, OCT: ~,
| 1881 Trains leave PAN Handle Depot, foot
OF Eleventh street, near Public l.anding.dauy,
except sunday, aS follows:
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He,Iaire and Southwestern r. r,
CCSDESSTD TINE T5BLE.
rNNNp AFTEi. MARCH y. i">b.TlihlSS
Will urrlNr and depart ~ follows, riaAo

Trains make connection with Is. * %. and &.
& y. railroads. An trains run daiIy' Sunday
excepted. ,,,,xrv p..s,,,..,
GEO. HENRY. Gent Manager. ap
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,,ISG WEST.

NDrE-Trauns leaving l!cIlnirc NJ 30 n. m.
and y. IN. connect at yellow Creek for CleSe-
land.
All trains daily except Sunday.
-. W. CALDWELL,
General Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
F.h. FORD, Gent PAS. and Ticket Agt.
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Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

nN AND AFTER T"uRSpAI, nov. .,
~ ISL cars on the Wheeling and Elm GruSo
railrnud will run ~ follows:
Through car. leaving the city, cor Market
and Eleventh streets. and Slam;u'-, at
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I'm New York the market opened
strady. with considerable activity in
VanirrbiIt.. but it was not until tn"
order of secretary Folgrr relative t. the
purchase of the Outstanding bonds I'M
der the last call WIS received that n'I'i-
ness became active. The result VIII 10
to place 81, 600, 900 in circulation at once
which will do much Ia rcller" The pre-
cnt demand for currency, which mas
run the rate on call TO 5a6 per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
nesirable Residence For Sale.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
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MAISLINF-G0ISG WEST.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-27
HARTFORD.

Still no preaching at the M. Z. church, and
yet the Sunday School keeps up its usual in
terest.
Besides the two brick blocks several new
and nice residences are going up in town.
The hot, dry weather makes the Hartford
people long for week at Sister Lakes.
Eugene Ruggles, who is spending the sum-
mer with David Woodman, was home on a
visit Saturday and Sunday.
The old Postoffice buildings being painted
and renovated, preparatory to being occupied
10y j.. p. Husen, Jewelry store
Mrs. S. G. Humphrey has just returned from
Laporte, Ind, where she has been to attend a
sick daughter
Many are taking their children out of
school on account of the measles which are
being sprinkled around quite plentifully.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett looks as though Father
time had crowded ten years into one day, at
least for her. III. T.. Rich, dentist, did the
little job we believe.
Last week our town was again cursed with
another suit between Tom Loutitt and his
amiable wife. The result is that she is now
lodged in Jail, and the county will have the
pleasure of paying her board bill for six
months. Those who listened to the trial
think there is not whit's difference between
them-that the devil could not live with
either one-and wish they could be banished
to the Dry Tortugas, or some other good
place where we could never hear from then
again.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-05-27

ITCHING PILES-sYMPTOMs AND CURE.
The symptoms are moisture. like perspira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing particularly at night, as If pin
worms we're crawling in and about the rectum
the private parts are sometimes affected; il
allowed to continue very serious results may
follow. "DR. SwAyNs's ALL-HEALINa ONT
MENr" is a pleasant sure cure. Also letter,
Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipelas, Bar
bers Itch, Blotches, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutane-
Gus Eruptlons. Price so cts. 3boxes for S1.25.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt OF price
Prepared only by DR.. swayne & Son, $40 N.
Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. to whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists. 1366ly.