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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-07
Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
Of weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causingth the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or n~eighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of Indigestion are present, as hatu-
enCy, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. a
moisture, like perspiration, producing q
very disagreeabie itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is q 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, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting q permanent cure
where all other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try 1t
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
1. Young, @. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co, wholesale agents.
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New York,

NEW York, February 6.-Dry Goods
The exports Of pomestic cottons for the
week were SAG packages, making for the
expired portion Of the year 1906, against
l,495 for the same time last year and II, 400
in 1881. The market was more active than
yesterday. Staple fabrics are in wide dis.
tribution through q large number OF tax
ings. Mems wooleus are having more at
to do business, as very fair to good select
ions and orders have succeeded the inquiry
noted.
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Free Of Cost.

By calling A. T. Young's, @. Moenke
moeller's or Logan & Co.'s drug store you
can get a bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 50-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 a sample bottle of this medicine.
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Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 6. -Bullish re.
ports from the field to-day had the effect
of creating more excitement in oil than
for some time past. The market opened
strong at 81 OF, and steadily advanced till
close of morning session, when 81 "a was
bid. Trading heavy. The afternoon ses-
sion was excited; opened at 81 OAK, de-
clined to 81 033z and closed at 81 0iA.
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~ASSICNEE,S SAIE.

ARTISTS supplies, Wiusor and Newton on
Paints. Mater Colois and indian Inks,
IGcroixs Enamel CoNors Oils, Crayons.
Blenders, Sable brushes. English Canvas.
Paletics. PLAQUES. Mnllers, Crnyon Holder.
M1nochrumaiic Boards, sic. Also cnttC stock
IN general store. No ~ twelfth street
II. 4 ALLISON,
i,ca Assignee ~ ~, n. Huirhlus.
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FINANCE.

NEW York. February 6.-MoSEy-At 81
"a per cent, closed at 3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5K@ 6 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 4S2H
demand 4S5A.
GovERNMENTs-sGong and generally "a
a per cent. higher.
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EoR SALE CHeAP-YACUABLE fARN
JIG and Garte1sispds.
on

Situated two miks- west OF Bridgeport. a.. on
the National Rosd and ~ mtes from this
city Of Wheeling The dweliins housr isot
brick, containing ~ rooms and clust tn any
che i'm the count covered with slate ionf
and having cellar ro-un under the entire
buildii y. .Also two" tenement houses. an
will offer said land ~ u whole or In sab
divisions Ia suit rurchasers.
For further i~nforr1saion Inquire nn the
pr.mIses or address J. BATE.
,.sh bridgeport, d
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EDUCATIONAL.
NEST VReINlA UNIVERSITY

LIE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEu
OeT o lS- len Separate SchOals in.
ping school OF History and school 81 k,pS
r. s,ra III courses IN Law n Medicine, OK.
Titles for study OF Physical Sc;anoaSraged
leuiiure completely equipped CbenicSi
potatory. thorough eourSesin ADcIent az
perm Languages and Literature. Text barEs
EOsC Necessary expenses not over AK
'S'aLoKoes and other information al.
". l. WILSON.
President
~Aorgsntovn, W. Va.
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RAILROAD BoNBs--Higher.

STATE SECURITIEs-ACiive.
SrocKs-The market was dull, the total
sales being about two thirds as large as yes
terdsy. After 2:45 o'clock there was an
increase in business, the most active stocks
being Union Pacific, st. Paul and North.
western. which were weak and lower.
Western Union was exceptionally strong.
The rest Of the market was weak, The
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Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS.

CINCINNATI, February ~6.-Hogs-Firm
Common s. 75@G IS; packing Sc 75G7 %
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1907 Prizes, amounting
AnnItcation for rates to stubs should be
made only to the ONCE Of the Company IN
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly. CIV
ing fun address. Send orders by Express,
Reslstered letter or Money Order, addressed
oniy TO NJ. A. DAUPHIS,
New Orleans, La, or
NJ. A. DAUPHN, e7 Seventh St, Washing:
ton, d. c. 1al0
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lrustcc's sale Of Valuable Real
Estate

II q III ,tSTN'Hutu tTOs1tt. nv NlfIut ~ " ueNI
al must executed Ia hIm b., Cathhrinc Win.
hip tmms X Wlnshlp, franklin e. Win.
,Iir aud Nary v. winship, dated the IAN day
81 i!ccmber, l.sn, and recorded In tho ofins
'oui ", w'.i Va, In deed OF trust book No.
u. or page as. will pell al public auction, nj
The hont door Of the Court Hons. of Onto
county, on
Saturday. the 10Th dsy Of February.
IsSS, nj 10 o'clock q. M, the following yslu.
able real estate. to-wit: Lots nuin bcred tuo.
threo and four, In square umberci thirty.
two, In Sprigg a Ritchies addition tn south
WheeIinf. IN the Eighth ward OF the city of
" hteiing, In the county OF Ohio and state OF
West Virginia, together with all and singular
the buildings and i'm Improvements thrrron. and
the privileges and appurteDancos thrrcunto
belonging. or In any Wise s~ppcru,inins, 6einR
the same lots convey ei To franklin Winship.
now deceased, by John /. Hobbs and wife by
deed dated tho 18Th day 81 November, iSl, and
now 81 record In the Office Of the Clerk 81 the
County Court Of Ohio county. w. Va. th deed
book 81, on page ~.
homes. Each house has y front al ~ snd one.
tenth feet, and the depth of the lots L. iJfC"t.
There Is also u vacant piece 81 ground villa
front Of 2lk feet aud "a depth of ia fech ia"
trustee Will fcll III" entire property In u lump
or he will FELL each dwelling house with n
front Of ~ and onc.icnih feot Of ground. anl
Rdppth Of iO feet 81 ground. separately, aud
lac will adopt which ever of these t~o methods
he may ihink most ~ advantageous on Ill"
day ~ sale. Tie title i believed To Ia PEI.
feet, hut selling rs trustee. the trustee 1ill
convey only such title NJ II conferred nprn
him by the decd Of trust nrst above men
tioned.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash, one fourth
H. siA months from day II sale, and the re-
mnining fourth In twelve months, from the
day 81 ,nlp, the purchaser giving his notes
with sntisfnctoIy security for said deferred
iustnlIments. said notes will bear Interest nj
The rate Of xix per cent. per annuin. and tho
title will be- retained until the notes ARE paid.
FKSNKLl.J y. JEPs0S,
ED CuKISJMAN. Trustee.
Auciionpr. deoti
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7 ISERY SrA Bl.E FOR SALE-i Or FER
ct priv Ste 81 te my Liv<ry stable. No u
Fourteenth ~ et, and an fs>urc> belonging
thereto. Ahofha casc running Tor nvc years.
As l desire tlgo West April list, - rare 40.
%portunity Is lAss edered "a ANY person dosir-
Ing To 10 into sheityery buS,re>
iySIeud JOHN q. SIMPSON.
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general market OF the close was H9lN per
cent. below last night, the latter North.
western.
Transactions 900 Geo shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-07

!, ~a thirty wears AGO there ijved i'm Mont
o-r,. Ala. yOuug MAJ who was terribly
Eu',t. After heinz tJeItFl FOR q long time
.tur medical profession 10 this town with
benefit, he commenced taking y :. =.
rrr>iS'ru,'v taking 10 two months he
! cured. Being acquainted with him for
/ ~ YEAR thereafter, ! can testify that
..-rt>r never ma.le ~ return.
J.. ". BISHOP, !. p,
Hot springs, Ark.
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MEDICAL

| Neville
i Given BY using BROWNS
IS6y BrrrERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; IN the
Snring it enriches the blood
and cSnquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
50 surely prevented as BY
keeping the system IN per
G,ct condition. BROWN
lion BITTERS ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it dlsarms
the danger from impure
water and miaSmatic ar
and it prevents Con'umP-
ton. Kidney and Liver DIS
case, sc.
H. S. BvL:n, Esq, Of the
wcll-known firm Of II. >.
Berlin & Co.. Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
Ton, D. C., writes, Dec. 5th'
1881:
C.r.m.r 7 take pleas
ure in sra,ngthlt have used
Browns Iron EIltcrs for ma
Ian. aal nervous troubles,
c--s-t h. u,=vwoEG, With
excc,lcn; results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BRowNS IRON BIT
TIERS, and agiSt on having
it. Don't be imposed on
wiki somcthing recon-
mandcd a; "j5St cS goaa.
The genuine is made only
~ the Brown Chemical 90.
baltimore, Md.
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q. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY,

VUT
Ipcorporated in 1865 for > years by the Leg
isiatnre for Educational and Charitable pur-
n~osesNwith a capital OF sl,0oO,OO1-to which a
rreeerve iund OF over $1,000 has since been
added. BY an overwheiu ing popular vote us
Constitution adopted December ID, A. II. 1873;
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people OF any State.
II never scales or pOsrpOnes. Its Grand
Single Number Drawings take place monthly.
Splendid Opportunity 20 Win q Fortune.
Second Grand Drawing, Class Il, at NEW on
LEANS, Tuesday. Lbs issS-
l5Sd Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
,nn M m okotc OF Five IOllarr Each. Fractions
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LIVE STOCK.
baltimore.

MONDAY, February ..
Cuuie are sold al these figures Rve freight
Hogs are sold al net freight, that is 20 per
cent generally or from hue freight. Sheep are
sold gross, that is hUe Ieet0ht, or nothing o.
ATCALVERTON YARDS,
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PoR sALG.

TNsR sALE-7HE STOCK AND GOOD
II Win Of q veil epuiHpcd Job Printing
CfbWth this city ;cr will SSH raster MI 10 lols
]. Ccvbetf, agent aasun9ay Lesderofncs. oeu
IT, r SALF-A VERY pEsd&ABl.k RESI-
il ae4fce, No. sl1 sV<t side Main'Strrer I've.
Iweets Ninth and Tsnth streetk.. Thik In un-
~gussti~usbiy the nncSi locatiouin the city for
priyalsfeNidenc IA NE & STAIN AkffS,,
eel Fas,e and Insurance kseuts, No. ~
Twelfth street. !y9b'
I>oR sALH-rwESfr CaoIcl BUILD
il ins!c4s in Pieasar< Valley, OAto county.
ranging IN size from one quarter 10 thnce
acTes. Forty lots In East'M heciinx, shriverS
Garden, Win ~ sold WIS" LOG. Terms ono.
tnird cssS| HI balance In Que. two. ihree.
foul and I've years
ZASEASTALNAHER
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No q
Twelfth - cs.~ lasAb
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 10 3 I.2a4 Per CenI-Goyern-
ments Streng-Stocks Dull-Flour I'm
changed Wheat H~igher-LocaI Re-
view.
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NEw YoEK. February 6.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged; receipts 27,OO0 barrels;
exports 2,700 barrels. Wheat-Cash lots
&c higher; options &c higher; receipts
us, 600 bushels; exports 2,l5O bushels; No.
2 spring 81 %; ungraded red 81 099l 81;
steamer No. 8 81 0SH@l OSA; No. 3 red
al II; steamer No. . red 81 Il; No. 8 red
81 1Sh@l 10; certificates &@lac, delivered;
white 81 O511@1 06; No l white, sales of
1900 bushels, at 81 10; No. 2 red, sales of
12s, 900 bushels, at 81 1T&@1 1917, closing
at 81 1871; seller March, sales l,544,00O
bushels, at 81 1901 81, closing at 81 2OA;
seller April, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 81
al %, closing at 81 23A; seller May, sales
i,Sl6,OO0 bushels, at 81 "a, closing at 81 23A.
Corn-Cash lots H@1c higher; options 20
21zc higher; receipts 1920 bushels; ex-
ports $500 bushels; nngraded 66@75c;
No, 5 66h@66Ac; steamer 69H@70Ho;
No. 2 70K@712se; elevator nc delivered
OLD do 7SN@74N delivered; No, 2 seller
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Transactions $4,000 shares.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
Rhode Island.

Sprague MeetinS-Governor BUtier
 Pleads for HIS Election.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

M. Delacour, the French dramatist, died yesterday.
 John Brennan has been again arrested at Dublin on charges based upon further evil dence which 1t is claimed connects him di- rectly with the assassination conspiracy.
 Senator and Mrs. Logan will leave Wash ington tomorrow for Chicago, whence they will go to Santa Fe, N. M, to visit their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Tucker.
 Major David Pomer Conyningham, l.. l.. D., editor of the New York Tablet, died Sat- urday evening at his residence, Vandain street, New York, of pneumonia.
 Henry Eagle, aged twenty-four, living in the western section of Baltimore, beat his wife in brutal manner with billy last night. Mrs. Engle's face and hands were horribly cut and her condition is very seri- ous. Engle was arrested.
 In tho billiard tournament Saturday Wig naux beat Wallace, 600 to 22O, the winners highest run being 123, and Sehaefer beat Sexton, the score being 600 to 39s, the win ner's highest run being 132 and Sexton's TO. Schaefer's average was 24, the highest on record.
 Henry Wendell, aged eighty-six while en- gagged in shoyeling the snow from the roof of his second story frame house No. 34 Griffen street, Tompkinville, s. T., Saturday morn. ing slipped and fell into the street, splitting open his skull and breaking his neck. Cor oner Lee, who viewed the body, will hold an inquest.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
FIRE RECORD.

Theater in Danger-Saved By VigOr0us
 Work of the Bremen.
 MONTREAL, April 1.-Last night flames shot from the Union Machine shop on Cate street, within three doors of the Theater Royal. An alarm being given the large aud- fence in that old temple of the drama made 8 speedy exit. The gallery boys were tumbled down stairs from 8 pressure behind, and many sore heads are the result The ladies and others below got out uninjured, although 8 semi panic existed. In the same four-story block where the fire broke out the following firms carried on business: Sharpe & Mc- Kinnon, boot and shoe manufacturers; Tees & Co.,, undertakers; and J. c. Hapless & Son, printers. The two estab- lishments were completely destroy ed with their contents at Il o'clock and the livery stable of John Flanagan was next in flames and also reduced to ashes. From there the blaze spread 70 the book printing establishment of Christian Bros where 1t was extinguished on the north side. On the south the fire extended to the very walls of the Theater Royal where the whole engines of the bri gade were centered while working to save the building. The vigorous efforts of the firemen saved the theater from destruction. It has suffered, however, from water. The loss in the aggregate is estimat- ed at about $10, 900, fully insured. R. Jel- lyman owned the block, the other sufferers being only tenants. Some of the brigade had narrow escapes for their lives.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
The c.raar of n swtna1sr.

NEW YORK, April 1.-Robert 0. Ballard, alias Harvey c. Ballard, alias W. o. Russell alias Henry c. Maltby, was arrested on Sat- urday in this city, and is prisoner at police headquarters. He has been wanted here since last December, when he swindled Ferdinand P. Earle, of Earle's Hotel, cut of $150 by means of 8 worthless check. He is charged with bigamy and swindling. The prisoner was at one time practising physi- elan and connected with one of the New York hospitals. He is wanted for swindling by the use of bogus checks and other devi- ces in New York, Poughkeepaie, Providence, Boston, Baltimore, Atlantic City, Newark, N,
 J., Brooklyn and Philadelphia. In 1881 he
 married Miss Amelia Brock at Poughkeep- sic, deserting her in few days afterwards.
 In November, 1882, he married Miss Annie
 Van Houten in Baltimore, and brought her
 to New York, where he deserted her at
 Earle's Hotel after swindling the proprietor.
 After his arrest on Saturday the detectives found in his valise hundreds of bogus checks and drafts sighed R.. s. Ballard, Riggs and company, R. s. Riggs, W. c. Riggs, etc.. for sums ranging from
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
WANTED.

A GENTS. The tenth edition of the Universal 6A Self II structor is now ready, We ran naIa room for ! few good men and guarantee nromnf o1ltVery, and hbera! commissions paid.
 THOMAS KELLEY
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
Great Britain.

John Rroxyn,s Death-The Event Which
 Brought Gloom and Sorrow to the
 Queen.
 NEW YORK, April 1.-6eorge V. Smslley in his cable letter to the Tribune makes the following observations on the death of John Brown John Browns deeease elioits from the Queen one of the most extraordinary tributes ever paid by mistress to servant. The English public long familiar with the ex- ceptional position occupied by John Brown accept with gravity whatever the Queen chooses to say, the newspapers treating his death as 8 public event and publishing elab- crate and eulogistic biographies. The French press insisted that John Brown was the Queens adviser in domestic and State affairs and indulge in some very equivocal and unfounded romancing, reciting numer- ous anecdotes presumably imaginary illus trating his behavior to French notabilities. Lonis J. Jennings cables as follows to the World: Various rumors are aAoat in differ ent circles of society concerning the cause of l inc death of the Queens personal servant John Brown. The doctors explanation that | his death ensued from am attack of erysipe
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
Livingston w. CIeaveIand,

g Exchange Building, Chapel Street corner Church. ma2s If
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02

$100 to $6, 900, all having recent dates, and also large number of check books and de- posit books. One of these showed an alleged credit of $90o on the Fifth Avenue bank of New York Another exhibited a credit of $1o, 500 on the Tarrytown bank and the third represented deposit of $4, ,594 in the Western National bank of Baltimore. He had checks on number of banks in nearly every prominent city in the country. It is now said that a short time ago he had swim dled Wall street (N. Y. bank out of 6,00o and had attempted to swindle the Tarrytown bank out of the same amount. The Bankers and Brokers association recently offered re- ward of $1, 900 for his arrest. He will be ar raigned to morrow charged with bigamy and swindling.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02

&ssa desirable fruit and veoetab1e farm (extra
 ll5 iruitagel located in North Haven, five miles -1z.4 rom New Haven, 3% mil from Fair Haven, near the M1ddlstown Turnpike and Five Mile Brook For particulars inquire the premises of Charles M M. Linsley or New Haven Organ company, corner
 ma23 St cod Narfh
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02

ted States Senate and was now doing all that was possible by misreprese ntation to defeat his election as Governor. The history of the famous litigation over the Sprague es- tate and the alleged mismanagement of the trustee, &c.,, were briefly but forcibIy re- ferred to. A well known colored man, G. T. Downing, followed Governor Butler with a short address. Ex-Governor Sprague was repeatedly called for, but he refused to re- spond After the meeting Governor Butler held reception at the Hotel Dorrance.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
EOR RENT

NOI1OEs HAVE leased the blacksmith shop lately occupied 1 by the National Mfg. Co.,, No. 62 Court street and will hereafter carry o the business machine forg- ing.
 ap2 2ts WILLIAM HANEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02

las is not credited. whatever may have been
 the cause of his death, the loss of John Brown has profoundly affected the Queen. The tone of the press in noticing Browns death and the friendship for him of his royal mistress has been decidedly sympathetic ex- cept in radical quarters where there is a good deal of sneering and innuendo. John Browns youngest brother succeeds to the post of confidential servant, so that the for tunes of the family over which the Queen has always watched very carefully will not voted attendant.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02
Ohio.
A Strong Dose for n Moral Towr

A Strong Dose for n Moral Town.
 ELDoRADo, April 1.-The people of this little town are up in arms looking for wealthy farmer who is charged with incest with his seventeen year old daughter, pret- ty and accomplished young lady. The girl is soon to become a mother and in her distress told the horrible tale. The town is so moral that saloon cannot exist within it's confines. The people are securing the neighboring country for the parent who fed. If captured summary justice is threatened.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-02

Sprague Meeting-GovernOr Butler
 Pleads for HIS Election.
 PROVIDENCE, April 1.-Governor Butler ad- dressed over six thousand persons at Sprague mass meeting at Music Hall last night. The Governor of the Bay State was enthusiastically received. In his speech he reviewed the history of the Sprague family and showed what it had done for the State in an industrial point of view. He also re- ferred to the failure of the house and it's commendable effort to meet it's liabilities. The war record of ex-Governor Sprague was told, as was the alleged injustice to the for eign born residents who were deprived of their right to vote by the Republicans. He paid high compliment to Governor Sprague, who was on the platform, and every time he referred to that gentleman the hall rang with applause. He showed the inconsistency o1 the Providence Journal in the present cam, paign. This paper, he said, had eulogized MT. Sprague during the war, and had advo- cated and approved his election to the Uni