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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The demand for ex-
port domestic cOttoDs continues with mueh
steadiness Shipments for the past week, $40
PACKAGES, making, since the LIST of January
total OF 1888 packages. The general demand Is
not so active as yesterday, yet many moderate
featuring Compary's dress fabrics to-day was
great success, both in attention extended and
business that succeeded. The tone OF the mar
Ret for all classes of cotton goods shows increas
ing steadiness, with a corresponding degree of
confidence on the part of buyers. That prices
are low, and much below the cost Of production,
10 recognized by distributors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-25

BRADFORD, Ps., Jan. a. rhe petroleum
market to-day was excited, attended with a
sharp advance, said to he owing to the report
that the Patterson mystery had come in dry.
Opened at 935ec; then declined TO 9Sl4c in the
first fifteen minutes, and from that on there WAS
AN uninterrupted advance durin z the entire day
until 81 was reached. which was the closing bid.
Sales We're made OF ,6O6, 900 brls. Total ship
ments, 40,6S2 Drls. Charters, Sc, $50 brls.
PIFTSBURG, Jan. 24.-The petroleum. market
opened active; united certificates firm and adj
vanced: closed at 996sc; refined, 7i397Ssc, Phil
adelphia delivery.
TTTUSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 24.-Oil opened at
93Ac; highest, 9934o: lowest, Csc: closed at
994c. Shipments, 40, 632 brls. Charters, none;
Runs, 43,943 hrls.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-25

Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye.
----- - --------t -
Elevator A. 21,3OC 7,4OOt
Elevator -. S2.300i 25,O00I 9,700 5000
Captl El'vat'r 10000 10000 100. :. .....-..
City Elevator. - ,......--- ....... ..--.---.
West Elevat'r II % 6OOl 100000 $4,000 5000
Elevator E.. S.OO0l 4,bO0l 1,200l .....--.
---. + - -
Total. ...... 247. 700 7l,9o0I 29,9O0l $4,000
last year 1 s17. 900 1o2. 900 81 900 1900
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sClncln't, Ind ap'hs,. St Louis d ChIcaaoe-
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart-Chicago and Louisville Fast
LlHe, daily, 3. and G. Co.,. 3 a. aH
Cincinnati Acc. daily --...--.- $3.50 am
Chicago and Louisville Mail,
p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 34b nm
Cincinnati Accommodation. 700 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation. i Eos Hlm
Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation. 1880 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mai, pc. ] !: 40 am
Western Express. SOL pun
Chicago Fast Line, daily, g..
ana C. c..--....----.-.......-...11 los nm
st. Louis Express -.--..-..... 10 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
lDepart-PeOria and Bur. Elk ..,....... sos am
Chicago Mall p. c...--.-.--.. 1890 IN
Western Express. SEQ pm
Chicago Fast Line, daily, s. ,rc.1l:35 pun
lArTlve-Chicago and Louisville Fast
Line, daily, c. C. and &c.. 3:25 arm
Lafayette Accommodations 10:45 am
Chicago and Louis'lle Mail, pc. 3:3o pn
Cincinnati Accommodation. 6:40 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-25

Corn-While local markets continue firm under
light arrivals other markets weaker and
lower. Good home demand for local consump-
tion also fair Inquiries for shipping. An entire
| is some prospect. judging from the present con-
ditiOn of the cereal, that our farmers will be
compelled to send elsewhere for their seed for
next planting. With the thermometer ut zero
/ it Is somewhat premature to suggest blowing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-25

RAILWAY TIMETA BILE.
Trains marked thus: r. Co. reclining chair car;
g., sleeper; D., parlor cars h.. hotel car.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
hinSly Institute,
UuEEIINl W VA


A literally endowed institution for the
education of boys and young men. Full corps
of experienced and competent instructors.
Thorough iustrr ctien Is given in the English
Classical. Scientific and Preparatory branches,
and students are prepared for college, the
higher schools of science or business. The
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
is thoroughly or anized, and furnishes care
full training in Bookkeeping. Commercial
Arithmetic and oiher kindred branches.
In the German Department special atten.
ton is paid to the spoken language, aud thii
department is open TO boys not otherwise con.
nected with the school. Three Literary Socie-
ties are conducted by the students under the
guidance Of the various instructors. During
the coming year the "
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
VIII be under the care OF an experienced
graduate Of the Indiana iPa.) State Normal
School, and special attention will be paid 70
the common English branches. Drawing will
be added TO the regular course. School tickets
are issued by tine various railroads leading
into the city, and students from the neigh
boring towns can have The Glasses so ar
ranged as TO allow them The privilege OF re-
turning to their homes by the most conven.
lent trains. Next term will begin September
Srd Terms low. Send for a catalogue.
A. r WHITEHALL.
jy26deTU.TH. Principal.
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THREE PHASES
Of Popularity In the Ways OF
CORnubial Bliss.
Death and Its Sorrows, Divorce Very Sensa-
tional, and a Union Where True
Love Alone Prompted
CUPID.

BALTIMORE, MD, August l0.-The
condition OF Mrs: Minnie Howard Con-
rad, who shot and killed her husband,
Mr.. l.. l.. Conrad, leading member OF
the Baltimore bar, at the WOrthingtOn
homestead in Baltimore county, is such
81 to give great alarm to all her friends.
She seems, in fact, to realize what she
has done, and members OF the family
are of the opinion that she will either
take her own life Or become hopeleSsly
insane. Her pain remains the same
and close watch is kept upon her to
see that she does herself no harm.
The funeral of Mr.. Conrad took place
Yesterday from the Parish church in
WorthingtOn Valley, near the Worth
ington mansion. This tragedy is one
of a succession of terrible deeds that has
marked the history of the WOrthington
families for u number of years past, each
traceable to a touch of insanity never
fully realized until the tragedy was en-
acted.
Mr.. COurad's marriage to Miss Worth
ingtOn occurred under the happiest
auspices more than ten years ago and
ms an event of wide interest in South
err society. He was then very prom
ising young lawyer, and the bride, be-
fore her incurable malady began, was
always YivaciOus and of loving rs well
rs refined disposition. Mr.. COnrad's
father, President Fillmore's Secretary
of War, was for many years social
hero at White Sulphur Springs, and he
was a famous duelist throughout the
South. After the Conrad WOrthington
nuptials at New Orleans the young
people spent q happy honeymoon at
White Sulphur, aud were laughed at
for the sentimentality of their devotion
to each other.
There has never been the slightest ru-
NOR of disagreement between them as
years have passed, and the wife, though
first in Maryland society, has been CON-
pelled to seek the seclusiOn Of an inva-
lids room. Mr.. Conrad has been atten-
tive, devoted and generous, and the
| superstition that his death was the re-
suit ofanything but accident or au il
sane freak, therefore, gains no founda-
tion
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MARRIED FOR TRUE LOVE.
The Wealthy Mrs. Fargo United 10 a
Poor and Vi iIilie-aged Namssake.

The Wealthy Mrs. Fargo United 20
Poor and IIiddIe-aged Namssake.
BUFFALO, August lO.-A social event
of extraordinary interest occurred here
this evening. Ii was the marriage of
Mrs. W. G.. Fargo, the wealthy widow
of the founder of the American Express
Company, the bridegroom being eX-
City Clerk Frank +. Fargo, q namesake,
but not a blood relative. The ceremony
occurred ut the Fargo mansion AMI was
witnessed by select company. The
affair is exceedingly romantic.
Mrs. FargO's friends have tried every
means in their power to break up the
match, and about six weeks ago the
lady authorized public denial of tire
engagement. 1t is now believed that
this was done for the purpose of quiet
ing opposition. The gentleman con-
tinued his attentions, however, despite
the published statement. Then it was
reported that the wedding would take
place In September, and its occurrence
this evening will be a surprise to those
who have been trying to prevent it.
A few invitations were quietly de-
liyered about the city this afternoon,
but before night the matter was in
everybCdy's mouth. The contracting
parties have turned the first half GEN.
Jury of their lives. The brides family
a, very aristoeratic in their tendencies,
While Mr.. Frank Fargo has been a news
raper writer of small means and in
d. fttrent social standing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11


ouiet at l6@i7c. Petroleum-DuI and
easy; refined 7z@7ssc. Cohee-4aai,eIt.'
Rio cargoes ordinary to TAR SMegSztO
Sugar-Stesdy; A soft SIC. WHISKY
higher at 81 1901 1871.
Philadelphia.
PHrIApELrH-A. August l0.-Fleur.tirm
and fairly active. Wheat-opened htni
and closed weak; No. red elevator u !Si
No. red seller August 81 l7A@1 lSk I;
September 81 lSI<@1 1S1s; October 81 2O7s
al 2OM: November 81 2291 22h. Corn
Options weak; car lots quiet and steady;
No. mixed Gle; steamer mixed 61 1SC9
SIC; sail mixed seller August 6oA96l &c;
September 6l1x@6l94c; October 81 tSC962c;
Osts-Stesdy; new white to arrive, 4Sc;
new, rejected SEC; old, do white 42c; old,
No. 2 white 44I<@45c. Butter-Dull and
weak: creamery extra 2l@22c; frsts lSS9
2Oc. Cbeese-Choice steady; other grades
nominal; full cream So; fair 10 good deSoc.
CfBcinnarI.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-Cotton-Quiet
and unchanged. Fiour-Firm and I'M
changed. Wheat-Steady and firm at 81 OS
cash; 81 10H seller September; 81 121s sell
Ter October. Corn-Steady and firm at sic
29c. Rye-Demand active and prices ad-
yanced to 6Oc ProvisioBs-Dull and nom.
inal, except bacon, which was dull and
lower; shoulders TIC; clear rib nc; clear
SEC. Whisky-Easier at 81 IL. Butter
Steady and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, August 10 -Whest-Firm and
shade better; No. 2 white 81 90; No. red
winter cash and seller August nominalIy
at 81 IL; seller September 81 1917; seller
October 81 15N; seller November 81 175s;
seller year 81 ~; rejected $50. Corn-Dull
and nominal; No. 2 cash and seller August
53Lc; seller September SIC bid; seller
October 541Ic asked; rejected 56Hc; no
grsde 44kc. 0sts-Dull; No. 2 cash and
selle, August 291Ic asked: seller Septemb
lS2+c asked; seller year 2Sc bid.
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aAkked.

aAsked.
SrocKs-The market was weak and fever
ish the entire forenoon, and although there
was at no time anything like break there
was q ssggipg of prices generally, though
dividend PAYERS were comparatively hrm,
only declining q fraction. The market was
less active after 2:30, though there were
still considerable fluctuations OF prices, the
net result of which, up to 2 o'clock was to
leave the market generally fraction
higher than at 1890. In the last hour the
market was weak and the lowest prices OF
the day made decline ranging from a TO
IL per cent. the latter Northwestern and
Lsckawanna, other stocks showing declines
as large as per cent, being Jersey Gen.
trial, Canada Southern, Denver, Western
Union aud Northern Pacific common.
Memphis and Charleston declined 2H per
cent. Alton and Terre Haute , and Ohio
and Mississippi 2%. Net result OF the
day was a decline of H@3 per cent,
latter Central Pacific and Ohio
and Mississippi, 2H on Canada
Southern, ~ on Lackawanna and
2on Erie The transactions in Lackawanna
were very large, sggregating over 100000
shares, Of which fully 5000 were sold IN
the last hour. The Evening Post says:
Large operators and capitalists who have
important interests at stake made stand
to DAY in the stock market and prevented
any sudden break, though small specialties
were all sellers and there was undoubtedly
a good deal of long stock thrown upon the
market by holders who became uneasy on
account of an increase Of failures and
rumOrs Of others
Transactions, 434 600 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Female College.

TNHIs INSTITUTION Is INCORPORATED
L with full collegiate powers and privile.
every facility for q thorough and accomp-
Hshed education.
Students who graduate In the English only,
Literature. Those who add one foreign ian .
guage TO their English course Will receive the
degree OF Bsccalaurea scientia, and those who
omplete the highest, or Classical Course,
viii receive the degree Of Baccalaurea Artium.
The Music School offers unusual advantages
In both vocal and instrumental music
The Art School will be under the care of
Mrs. Eva Z Hubbard, an accomplished Artist
The French School win continue with Miss
Aunie L. Logan. and the German school, uu-
der the charge of the Rev. DR.. Sessler, will be
open to all who desire to place themselves
under such q superior instructor.
Terms moderate in all departments. The
Fall Term will open september 5th. For eata-
logues or other information address the Presi-
dent, MISS A. TAYLOR
AGED Wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as fatu-
ency, uneasiness Of the stomach, etc. a
moisture, like perspiration, producing
very disSgreeable itching, particularly al
night after getting warm in bed, is very
common attendant Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the sp-
plication Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allsylng the intense
itching and effecting permanent cure
where al other remedies have failed Do
not delay until she diam on the system
produces permanent disability, but try 1t
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by a.
T. Young, @. Moenkemoeller and Logan q
Co., wholesale agents.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In him by
a decree al the Circu Court OF OHIO county
made on the "a day OF June, iss, Ia . suit ~
chancery therein pending. wherein tho Nall
city building Association In plnintin ana
samuel a. X, pnsr and other are defsndant.,
the undersigned spsS,s, e S.I ~ as. wi,
Iss3. com me ncing at 10 ocloc :. ~, sell q
public auction ut The front door ~ the tOUBr
HOtisE OF OHIO COUNTY, the following
de- crib1d real estate: that IL % say, . csrtaia
trEct or parcel of land situated in Union
district, IN Marshall county, West virginia,
bounded and dcscnbcd a. follows. viz Ne
ginning NJ o spanish oak In forks OF road.
thence with what IL known ~ the washing.
ton fork N. 90 y. 10 $40 polc., = ~ h. "
pole: - y. ppn!e, y ;a no = y 81 pole, n:
ihebcrS - L. - 40 poles 10 stake: y. b.
T.. ~ IOics Ia "A stake on ataviDe; tbeBce dosn
sald fsSine y ~ ~ poles, y. ~ v: - poles,
= " . poles Ia n stake: thence ~ tsh
poles q, a sugar tree; tbencos. m w polss
10 n beech ihence y W.N pole ioH..Es
hence y. ~. u. 81 poles 10 white 90 on
the wet SIDE ~ the Wheeling ana fnirnHht
r,nd I cnce y. ~ u 49, poles tot p.k ~
ling cont aiming ~ hcrcs and ~ poles. ey"' ~
ing. h-w,V.r. u ACRES snd 10 poles ~ 'it-
sLovr =. Eoriheh tract which was cDnNey.I -
I sncn b dai.i Dsc.mosr istb, isl, sni ~
r. cord IN the ONCE of toe Jerk of the Copnty
Court - snrHbsll county In eed BOOK y"
~, folio -, and also txcspting from me sgo'y
~ taid Thomas J. Dorsey and wife 10 VIII am
Kemp e. dated January ish. is77 AMI 81
reco, Il In said Office of said clerk OF the County
, our IN Deed Book No ~. folio ~, leaving 80
b. sold an aforesaid nifty acres aud eighty sir
TO,s.
Trims o) Sais: ons-third OF the purchase
money or r. m UGH more ~ the purcba .sr msy
elect, cash ON the day Of ssis. sod tie ~.
msindsT In I've equal fnstAIlfnsnh. psyabe
resp. ciiyeIy In nine and e'ghteen inonths
from tie day OF sale, with Interest from thai
dsy. N q deferred Inst allmsuia ~ be secnrot
by a q. 81 u trust on the property 20 be- so'f
W ~ HEHkY r. RUSsELf.
special Com miss on~f.
W H. HALLFR, AuotlonseT.
hereby csrtify that b0nd has been given ia
the above cau.s, an required by Iau.
'oL' ~ H sR MccoLLOcH. Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

New York, August l0.-Beeves-Receipts
5000 head; market weak at &c lover for
all grades except strictly prime and extra
steers, which were taken for export at
about former; extremes S. 20@6 so per
cwt. live weight: common TO extra natives
few tops sold at So 7546 "a; Texas steers
"a 77@5 90; fair Colorados s. %; exporters
used 40 car loads; shipments to-day and
l,l50 head live cattle; 1000 head live
sheep, 1890 quarters beef, and 3OO carcas'
ses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market dull
and heavy; clearance not made; extremes
81 2565 rs per Cwt. sheep; 80 l0lg5 40 for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head; live hogs
Quiet at S. OOtG6 ~ cwt.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August lO-The DroVers' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts l 900 head |;
shipments 300 head. Market weak at
5alOc lower; packing s. O595 As; pack
ing and shipping s. 4OG95 20; light s. 500
6 30; sklps So 2OGJ so; closed dull.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
3 $50 head Choice steady, lower and dull;
Texans l5c lower; exports s. 90@6 p;
good to choice shipping steers IS OO95 80;
commo on to medium 81 1905 %.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
5000 head. Market,tirm and active; inte.
rior to fair 81 60@3 10; good 81 90,
choice 81 80.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, August lO.-Cattle-Re'
ceipts l,O24 head. Nothing doing.
Hogs Receipts l,495 head; market act
i've; Philadelphias ST O0@6 10; Workers
- 5000 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market very
dull: prices shade off from yesterday.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August l0.-Live Hogs-De'
msnd active and higher; common and light
81 5O@6 90; packers and butchers IS 81
as IS. Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
ACTOR BANGS LOST WIFE.
The Bride Hints MysierIously at Dark
Disclosures.

NEW YORK, August l0.-Mrs. Alice
Bangs, nee Singer, whose name by a
first husband was Lagrove, is very
agreeable person. She is fine looking,
attractive in her manners, and a pleas
ant talker. IL is not strange that bach
elor Bangs should have married the
lady. The queer thing about it is why
he should have left her.
Mrs. Bangs is slightly above medium
height, and finely formed. She has
clear complexion, regular features, blue
eyes, blonde hsir snd good-shaped
head and neck. She informed the
Press correspondent this afternoon that
she had seen the statements made by
Mr.. Bangs attorneys in relation to her
suit for the recovery OfS7 800 that she
loaned the actor.
81 have nothing to say about the case
vet" said Mrs. Bangs. at would be
foolish for me to make statements for
newspapers about affairs that will, in
due course of time, be judicially deter
mined. When do speak, 1t will be in
the cleareSt and most emphatic man.
ner, and L will then submit proof in
black and white to eorroborate every
assertion that / make. Until then L
prefer to be silent.h
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NOE sy1TIasi


Ask ths most eminent physiciaa
OF any school, Whist y The hest thing n
the world for quoting and allaying I'll Uni
taticu Of the nerves and ouring al foens
Of nervous oomplaintR givinG natural.
childliks refrsshing sleep alWaysf
And they VII, tai you unhesatstingly
..Soms form Of Hops!
CHAPfzR L
Ask any or Ill Of the most eminent ply
icians:
aWhat Il the best and only remedy that
can b relied on to cure oil diseases Of Tho
kidneys and urinary organs; sush -
Brights disease, diabetes. retention or In.
ability 10 retain urine, and Ill the diseases
and ailments peculiar to Womsnp-
And they viii tell you explicitly and
emphatically .Buchu'."
Ask the ame physicians
sHhat n the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver dkeasea or dyspep0iA, constips-
ton. indigestion, biliousneeA mAlarial fever
ague, &C, p and thsy viii tell you:
NAndraksior DAndelionw
Hence, when thee remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such
Concluded next Esek
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PITTSBURGH, August l0-The afternoon
session was more active; market opened at
81 O9i.; advanced to ST. 10Y; broke and
closed at 81 O7js. Trading heavy.
on CITY, Pa, August l0-Petroleum-
TIE oil market to day opened at 81 09H,
and when the pipe line report for the
mont h came in it tirmed up TO 81 II, its
highest point. The report that Porcupine
No . had come in and was doing 10 bar
rels an hour had depressing effect. The
well actually did IS barrels the first two
hours. The closing price was 81 0S. Sales,
4. 553 barrels; clearances yesterday, 6,5l5,-
COO barrels. The United pipe lines report
shows gross stock Of 81. 424,62 barrels; Seii.
ment and surplus, 2, IDS, 6jI barrels an in
crease Of IS, 72S barrels; net stocks, 80, 9J5,.
765 berrels; outstanding acceptances 81
S73, 375 obarrels; decrease, 7l7,7A barrels !;
credit balances, 6, ID, $50 bsrrels; inCrerse.
1,O57, O4S barrels total receipts l,7lG, 99l
barrels; decrease, Us, 020 barrels; total de.
liverfes, l,3l6,572 barrels; decrease, 1863, III.
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hereby certify that bond has bcHn given
In the above entitled cause, ~ required ~
law. July II, 1881
tXl1I r. H. Mc(DLLONH. CLERK.
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Trustees Sale Of . Valuable
Ohio County Farm.

BY virtue Of . deed OF trust made By Psrs-
sribe whitman 70 the underisns1 na.i
dated on the Lat day of rsofusfy. ~ And
e. Court n ohio county. wsS ylrx1nla. IN
deed ri trusi hook No. y. on page ~. 70 see7rs
10 Ibonaa II. Wims. The Exchange bans ~
i 10 HssvsIi the payment Of ess tain sums VI
money mentioned therein, VIII. on
Thsssasy. September Q, 49,,
commencing ~ 10 o'eIock 4. =, eel Il public
ucuon, on ths prs,nisss. 70 The highss. $40
80 e.aa, =, .h.. :,, q .sd .,.sn. s 20
t poGIdsc 81 :. Sosio~s: sSsinsisS q syssmss.
S S,n m:tr:, - '1 1.s ~ f. z ~. , css
i6enfs = !s.t;D.s !, ~ ss:s e. :: AZ AZ
eS.D:: e Isri < VIM ::s , 2 xss.&
zen ps;.s: iS:ss. ). = y. > EIe ec:s::
, IS:s: ,S :. s,ecx a Ca gSois::
.b;Pe. = r. "; = So,S y 80 = so!.. .s.ao:
ssI ,s;ssss aTi. AZ -. . sssst.ss:
;hsss: g y z z nv * sssi sss. o a..;:
% nn p fsss tsssss x as < . pole. 70 zoe:
es,ssi g Ios.,1 WI is-s pole = 70 Dc:
g9s :. Il ,G RAY tSsses siool h,s iiss = -
OF eosss . $500, eo..estsC 2, wn y -.
iot: tbspes e.ose a. M 49, ~ %SGH
ib,nes .,sI ai ssS: s 5 ne Yin be
g g,ss $50 y ~ poiss thsnos = u =
q l@ Ss, &. e ,,ei .i g i t y ssio J:
~ I'm. N Jsmss Osston; thence si.as p~
| iT. n. Is z. a ssloo. pofes; th.nssn ~
| 81 i:.iM poles 20 viid sherry: nsn n,.s.ine
y. ~ 10 POLES u The besinnins. con 49, ~
| TWO Pnpd.ed End vftsen ~ ~ I,ryriac
| l.s,. being the farm on vnien s>S
Hhifbsm nov resides s.~.
Tsr,a ~ sALs-ODe+bird Of the po ses.rr
] money and rs much more - u ~. yy.aSas ia
may es ct ~ pay. n eean, - gIti. IptSrS<t
,.,osn ise day Of sale. ths 5000 s s.issrei
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
Free Of Cost.

By calling A. T. Young's, @. Moenke
mOeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
can get q bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
YOU what the regular 5O-cent size will do
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try sample bottle of this medicine.