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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
TWlkKLES.

Jones bet on the election. Did you
come out weli2' asked friend. Dollar
able. only dollarable." was the reply.
The most loan-some man in existence IS
the pawn-broker.
1t is not probable that Cleveland's friends
will bring lie-Bsll suit against the Buffalo
clergyman.
A young man cannot be too steady,
says an exchange. Can't heY How about
a steady drinker?-New York Journal
Tennyson's last poem 1--WE hope it isl,
treats Of brass mouths and iron lungs. =.
We consider this direct thrust at some oil
our leading pOliticians.-B.izzard.
An agricultural exchange says that
good hog should weigh as many pounds as
he is days old. This is new way OF get
ting at the age Of the man who occupies
two car seats.-Burlington Free Press
A dude returned from college to his
parents city apartments. As he was I'M
dressing to 20 to bed at night he noticed
handsome motto on the wall, God bless
our fat" and it bothered him all night so
that he could hardly sleep.-Burlington
Free IreSS.
The French plan Of administering castor
oil TO children is TO pour the oil into pan
over q moderate fire, break an egg into It,
and stir it up; when it is done, flavor with a
little salt or sugar" The beauty OF thus
method is, We should say, that when child
tastes dose thus prepared, it willingly takes
the pure stuff in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Herald.
He was an employein wagon works in
the Buckeye State and friend was condol,
ing with him about having his wages reduced
by cut Of 10 per cent. -,
'"Oh, none OF US complain about that, he
chceriulIy Iepi d. >,
why. It takes so much from your week s
wages"
Swell, yes; but it hadn't been for the
cut we d have had to chip in $50 piece to
! buy the President Christmas silver set, and
It would have amounted to the same thing.
Wall Street News
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money TAI lie Per Cent-GoVernments
Lower-Stocks Higher-Flour Dull and
Unchanged-Wheat Higher.

Money TAI lie Per Cent-Governments
Lower-Stocks Higher-Flour Dull and
Unchanged-wheat Higher.
New YORK, December l9.-Money easy
at l6lI per cent, closed offered at per
emit Prime mercantile paper 4!@6 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
firm ct 4sl demand 4S5.
GovERNMENTs-Lower.
Threes coupons. .''''''''''''''iV5
Fours and-s-hsh
Pacific skies Of lSs5............ .......l2S
RNLwAYS-Lower.
STATE SECURITIES-Steady.
SrorKs-Share speculation opened trmer
and higher with a general advance OF
10 per cent. This was followed oy a
Grop of one per cent. in Lackawanna to
o. and decline Of to in the other active
shares Near II q. m. there was change
for The better and rise OF = per cent.
in Iackawanna. The advance brought
out long stock and induced fresh sales TOR
short account, which broke the market
St. Paul was specially affected by reports
that the Nilbank estate were hquidatlng,
hut this was subsequently officially denied.
In the afternoon adviees from Philadelphia
were that everything was harmonious
at the meeting Of representatives
of the anthracite coal companies.
This brought about fresh buying
movement and an advance OF / to per
cent took place, Lackawanna leading. The
market closed strong at about the best hg-
ures of the day. Compared with last night
the closing prices are to q per cent
higher, except for Northwestern preferred,
St. Paul. Missouri Pacific, and Texas Pa
cifc, which are ! to per cent lower.
| Transactions 375, 900 shares
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4 CHILD

- Eg0THERs, prrggL,t,. Oxego. y Y.
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The Hair on the Wrong Side.

One of the man. amusing stories in
rrich Prince" John Van Buren, figures as
hero turns on a droll feast OF his mi!:91pota-
ton. The Prince once accepted an invita-
tion to address large gathering Of Sunday
school children, and in the coarse of his re
marks undertook to entertain them with
the story Of Jacob and Esau. Midway in
the narrative he was aware that his coat
tails were being vigorously pulled, and half
turning his head to find out the trouble, he
was met BY this exhortation from his friend
IN the rear For goodness sake, John,
cut it short and sit down; you're getting the
hair on the wrong man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

finn at So sO@5 50 for poor to good sheep
s. 0tS6 40 for ordinary to ea,ra lambs
Bogs-Reeeipis $500 head; live hogs
dull and nearly nominal at 81 lO9i 10.
East Liberty.
East Liberty, December l9.-Cattle-
Market nothing doing. Receipts $50 head;
shipments ,053 head.
Hogs - Market active; receipts 800
head; shipments $3.50; Philadelphias 81 10
GA so; Workers 81 iO64 so.
Sheep-Msrket fair at unchanged prices
Receipts 1860 head; shipments Zoo head,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December l9.-Live Hogs
Steady; common and light So 1904 30;
packing and butchers 81 1901 so; re,
ceipts 5000 head; shipments ZOO head.
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'rply at" Eos;EiIs. Price ~ e.. al dEUSs
g.. g.. H..-i. registered. Sample bottle by mail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Another Miracle Explained

Jimmy Mulcahy. the newsboy, was easily
induced TO attend Sunday school last Sab
bath, Jimmy having in mind the near ap.
preach Of Christmas The Bible lesson was
the Lords feeding of the multitude with
five leaves and Tie two fishes His teacher
umr.:@cd the lesson, explaining its signii-
canoe after the usual manner. He asked
alrthe scholars in the class their opinion Of
tie greatness Of the man who could perform
such feat, but Jimmy was not satisfied
wi'h their replies He squirmcd nervously
in his seat aud could hardly wal, his turn.
Finally the teacher said:
And now, Jimmy how do you explain
the Lord 5 ability to feed multitude with
five luayes and two fishes?
Cause dem two fishes was whales,
mum. replied Jimmy triumPhantly.
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II What is Catanh?
Sly'> Cream Balm Causes no pain. Gives

al Cure. Not a Liquid. Not Snuff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Practical Courtship in Connecticut,

A man of this town. having motherless
children, recently asked woman ii she
would take charge of his family by the week
After weeks consideration of the matter
she informed him she did not see her way
clear to comply with his request. A few days
later he called on her again, and, in diff
dent way, asked if she would act as step
mother of his children: She, in less than a
week gave answer that she would. The par
ties were straightHay married, to the gen
eral satisfaction of the neighborhood, and
are getting on serenely and hnppily. They
had known each other from childhood, but
probably had not thought Of entering into a
marriage contract till within few days Of
such conSummatiOn.
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80, an I I
felt hOT'
aga II re-
yiye iuuly
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~ FRANCISCO .lTGDAd''.
\ young man called at the COX otlico Of
TIE Baldwin Theatre the other day and
handed the treasurer q suspicious looking
roll ofpaper.
Please hand that 10 the manage said
be.
The treasurer looked at it obviously.
"IlIgive it to him ifyou like, heremarked,
but | might as well tell you that mes got
more manuscripts now than he can shake a
sticka and he swore the other day that if |
took in any more plays he'd
Play said the young man, with snort;
''play!-why, what do you take me for,
young Teller? Do YOU think I'm play
writer? No, sir! I'm salesman in a
paperhanging house, | am, and them is
the samples Of our new lines of papers.
The treasurer arOiOgiZed.
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A washerwoman's scorn.
Cologne ZciiSHg.

Actress Ito washerwOman who mas brought
her biIl)-SHow can you be so impertinent
AZ 10 dun me in this wayY Wssherwo-
man-aImpertinentl What do you mean?
Who are YOU, should ike to know? If
choose 10 pay sixpenee fer 3 gallery ticket
Won have got to faint on the stage for my
amusement
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n trains daily except Sunday.
Iu'nn,I's i'uarr raw ing Room and Sleeping Cars
rlru-h without ,haa.r from steulsnvillo East ~
PLir#drlplia and New York. West Ia Columbus,
rfl,mng,i, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis aud
H. J ouE.
F,r through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
,c,, ,Irchglions, and any further information ap
nj, $50 G.. TOHLIHsOS, Ticket Agent al Pan
H:rIIc station, foot Of Eleventh street OF at CT!
T;cIer Once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
JAMES hCCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T. A. FORD,
Gru'l Pass and Ticket Asrnt, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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PRODUCE.
Wheenng.i

Butter-Prime to choice creamery 3O(aS3c;
choice dairy 25@27c;common tofAirdo log
Ice; good to prime country roll l8@22c;
common. mixed stock 6@6c.
Beeswax-Quoted at 3oaS2c y ID.
.Beans-Hand picked mediums 0O9
2I0.
Buckwhest Flour-At 3ts3ic p 10.
Dried Fruit-Nsv eysporsted pared peaches
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NAILS-S2 Is CARD.
Wheeling.

The nail market is active. Nails brads
and fencing lOd to sod, - 20; Sd
and Cd, 81 80; cd and I'd
81 20; I'D and sd, 2 IS; Sd So 10; I'd
"a IS; SOC keg on common cut; barrel,
II inch, 81 so; Il inch s. 95; ] inch,
81 so; / inch, IS 20, 4 inch, $6 40;
lining, / inch Sc IS; I inch, IS 10; finish
ing, 3 inch and over, s. 80; l inch, 6 %;
l, 81 30; casing and box, SOC per key over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, s. 35;
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 60; boat spikes, all
sizes, So 10; roofing nails, iron, &c over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 % over
common cut; iron TIMED, $3 20 over
common cut,
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4 Little Dazed, But Still Professional.
4 French Murder Trial.
D,..ss Dgfvtsr

The Court-Prisoner, you ssssssinated
that unhappy woman IN order to rob her.
Prisoner-Yes, your Honor; that is the
only excuse / have to offer.
The Court-Excuse? ~
Prisoner-Yes, your Honor; if had been
a depraved man should have killed her
merely for the pleasure Of killing her.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
(Hticura
Mrs. Smiths Case, and What the Rev, Mr..
McKinstrY Has to Say About II.

McKinstry Has to Say About 1t.
To THE PuBLIC: have been q fearful sufferer Tor
fifteen years most OF the time with what mas oeen
called Eczema or Salt Rheunl Psoriasis aud Leprs,
and the like and have always been told that there
was 10 cure for me, and have been 50 dlscolragei
that had rs soon die live. have been 30 baby
afflicted sometimes that there was not the smallest
spot from the crown OF my head 70 the soles OF my
ftet that was not diseased and as rel rs Crimson IL
would commence in small white spots, when hs1 a
silver appearance, but were not deep, Dut II az
tempted 10 heal them, or soon alter their INST aP,
pesTsncc they would burn and run together unul
there was a complete dry red scale, which would be-
come 20 infamed a 10 crack and LOOK merry an!
angry, aud the burning sensation Weuld be aimos'
was at times 50 lame that could scarcely get
about and could not dress myself Without assist,
ance have tried many remedies, and nave pala
500 in q single instance TO physician but nave
ever obtainei only temlOrary relief. ALTHOUGH
helped for time soon relapsed again TO ne as hadi
troubled as ever and during the winter oil 1851 tnd
1882 sute ed much as TO be entirely diScouragd
L asst June however, was advised by Elder and
Mrs L. c. McKinstry who are well known n mes s
regions, 10 try your Cuticura Eemtdies; and Ieu
somehow little courage, from their favorable opih
ion OF them 10 try their virtue About the second
week OF July last commenced taking the remedies,
and within six weeks began to see a permanent
| Improvement until now October u am ahegt H
good as new and my ash ma 4 III sE Smith fq''
certify that the above statement Of my wife Is
corTsct and Join with her in expressing my graft
''~N B. SMITH.
certify thai the above statement Is correct. MI
| Smith is a prominent man in this community,
where he lives BE Is well known dealef IN stock,
and bis abatement with that OF his wife, is fully en-
| titled TO credit 49,,
fore at Stanstean, Province Of Quebec, this 9th
| day of October, 1882 i. o. McklNslRf,
~ Minister OF the Gospel.
LA1ER-I have seen Ms. Smith recently and be-
lieye her TO be thorOug hly and permanently cured.
| l. c. McEINSTRY,
sec'y Advent Oh Conf, r, O., No. Vt and NO. \. d.
| BosTON, Sept 9, isSi-
| CrTICCRA REsoLyENT the new blood Puriherr
4 and CuTIcURA. ard CCIICURA SoAP, the great skin
| cures and beaUt.fers, sold every where. Prace
! CVTIcUBA. jOc.: SOAR, PC; RESoLYESr, sl-oh
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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Wanted Some More of 1t.

Have you got any more tender steaks
ike that i bought the other day. asked
man of butcher. 20, yes, plenty. You
found it to be good meat Ell? Yes, suits
nv nnrpose. / am very much annoyed BY
5ogs at nv house. / have choked one to
Sssth and have my eye on another one.
let me have half pound, please
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Pni.nnn,I hr a Nurse.

s.a.. o. .hr ears aco was iuosulated with poison
d. aug.r who infected my babe win Oiood t'Iu''
g.rrrs lrCpr,,l al.ng until it was about two
40, ID d when Is little life was yleted up 70 the
.a. .. poison. Tor six long years | have SUuerel
t1. misery. was covered with sores and ulcers
ID heal % loot, and in my great extremity
a.uG Jp die. No language can express 10Y tsSI-
:, o. woe during those long six YEAR. hat the
+. MEDICAL treatment. Several physicians success
.y treated uir, hat all TO no no purpose. lh5
ss.urv and Potash seemed to aid fuel to the awful
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1t is triumph Of America ingenuity and mar
vel Of simplicity, accuracy and cScapnesS. Il was
made 10 supply the people with good Ime-ke'ping
watch al the lowest price ever known. The case
The watch is Of white metal, very hanisom", AM
oo Ks like silver, but IS Iclt,r than silver, because
Will rot tamlsh. With each Watch is sen;
nooF giving full instructions. NJ cnr meet lie with
out a watch. Those hayrg costly one sho"ld alsr
have Waterbury to carry While engaged at rousL
WORK or in travelling One thousand oithesc watche'
arc made every day. and he demand Tor them IRE.
queLuy exceeds the supply. The watch is a perfect
rme-keeper, aud sells readily. for $50. Among it
GOOD point, we name the following:
Simple, lecluse it is composed OF lcss than one
lgii tie usual number OF paris, which are 50 Al.
angel a. to be easily cleaned or repaired.
Accurate, because II will run twcnty-tour hours
md Keep time ual 10 the better grades OF watches
Gncnp, because it will wear for years, and is
offered at a prize within the reach Of everybody.
Remember. the WATERBURY WATCH is no
half the number of parts 10 he found in any othc'
going watch IN the world.
4 watch which differs from all others in thai
the entire movement revolving in the case Cnce
every hour, and thus regulates or adjusts Itself to
varying positions.
Awatch having long thin main-srrins nearly
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SKXY

.s,, hut alas alas We had spent 50 much Tor
,.l..l treatment that we were too poor to buy.
rsg ayuuv OF taat moment. Health and hap.
.s, within your reach, but too poor 10 grasp 4:
r.rl however, 20 those who we're able and within ;
.,.p mr. AID / have taken SEtlt's Specific, add
. Fl. sa.uE arl we'll once more. SwLttS Specific
at h..ul purifier in the world, and Is tAe
..... ....s .-r OF the age,
MRS. T. W. LEE, Greeu7jlle. Ala,
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g. DTToS. G,.. sept. -. l>Si.-My H;ue >,l,
..-r yr.r- OF. q, broke Gu when q bIss thru
.r waa. IN. doctors cIllerj eczema, begin
- % De-. at,. sLl .r4 ira..y spreading owes his
InLF. ii. vas treatgd Tor five years or more
.t., '.- >.clAUS without ellie, and the little
. l.t,'- n.s,gmp'r..'y h-nEyu r1Eu. About q
90 ,ss, induced % usn on him SE.lt.S >P'-
. .a1 'a... r... us cured him s1gn ami wnll, aIi
%. s.eu 30 >'g1 % sr,tr.l o. tan dis a..
T. o. HULNES
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Mt)eelins Register


A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IN EXPLANATION OF REVERENCE MAINS: eDaly.
tsunday excepted. Monday excepted. Wheeling
Time:
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West Virginia University.

Tuition FREE 10 The yonpg mes d Wet
Virginia TO the extent II one 70 every 6vs
hundred population.
AF.II University Courses
A Heientlns Ceassss
Literary Csarses
ALaW o. Medical Co0nDo
.an be CHOSEN BY students. In vh;ea The
instruction ID equal 10 that Of asy iastfu
ton IN the country.
Splendid Bai1dinss ard nasniSce0
Grounds with IN exceptionally hsaits2
iocation.
Eau term begins Sepeembe! T.
Winter term begins Novsnbw -.
Spring tern begins March iltA
address, the Chsifmsa o. Secretary 9 -
Tacnlty. ss's
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Trustees sale.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST FROM
Is lhcL,as H. HU-srl 10 tho ur%.r.i,nci As
trustee dat.d ?rth NoyC8nhrr 1873, AMI recorded in
the Ierk otiCc oi the County Court ~ ohio
~, Wet Virginia, ia fook 70, -, psxc as, aud
liy,r 60 ,.rurc the payment OF a note TO y Miller
tor Sl>Gii, hearing !n'CTrS' frcm date. md dated
nh November, sSA, and ysy shle at one yrsr SITTER
daic viii or,r Tor sale, 10 The highr;t bda,r nj
pubr auction. Eforc he CCWs lionsc Of Ohio ss'-.-
~, Nht!!ng. West Virginia. &C
H:uIdaT, the Iith AZ January, 1885,
All iir rich' Il /, and interest 81 s,id Thomas Is.
huvG.j, ~ IN and ~ - CrTiIin pdtcc, 81 land on
Cast mars iUn u iiteUv drtrfr', ONO C1unty,
Wet i's,rIa adj rD:sg lands u hGsEacl AcSur-
rsy 8! ~ ". Coz, cUEhainng lta'rC-sni III - iOl
rods ing 'hc 'ama laIS conveyed to sd Howard
by haaC rnsiIkrr aud wife by deed dgrl 9Th SEP
iCuisr. 1913, AMI recOidt3 IA sad ClefhI o<scr In
Pook -. pages I0S nod a.?
1trNS ~ s,If--Cas
Fab 20 commricc at ~ u't!sts a M.
lrl,,awi u. a. SMITH. TFu..cr.
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An train. dali, except Sandy.
Trsin leaving Bridgeport at u q. m. makes di.
rert copnfe.ion at yellow Creek for Cleveland snd
Chicago. Train arriving at BridzePort n s;eR y.
land and Chicago. Z
WV. 4. BALDWIN,
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The Art of Decoration,

Coughs and Colds. those who are suffering
from coughs, Colds, Sore Threat. etc, should Try
prCvrT'S BRONCIIIAT TRoCHES. Sold only IN b0rsS
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For Sale.
For Sale or Rent.

r,NHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING sir.
uaIc on the north side OF Thirteenth sireci lterm'
erly Hampden) now occupied by r. & Woods Esi
Possession given April I, iSSN.
Apply to HENRY X. LIST,
icoh 1901 Main sir,r:
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a Blind Hen.
b na.ni.k, Ga, App.aL


Vincent Penebad, the keeper OF the quar-
antine station, has raised at the station,
from u tiny chick, a hen of the Plymouth
Rock variety, which has the peculiar mis-
fortune to be perfectly blind. OF couse 1t
cannot find its food as do it's fellows, but 1t
has ALWAYS been fed and cared for by its
owner. 4 succession Of taps on the floor
with the fingers or knuckles, or the call OF
"Dickie. Dickie, viii bring the we'll know.
ing fowl to the master, and the question OF
pickle, are you hungry calls forth a pc
cular, grateful series OF chucks.
AItttIe Dazed, But Still Professional.
Detroit Pos'.
A physician was driving along the street
when his horse took fright and ran away;
He was thrown violently to the sidewalk and
knocked senseless.
Presently he recovered a little from h'S
Inconsistencies, and, noticing the crowd
which had gathered about him, remarked:
What's the matter, gentlemen? Any
body hurt? I'm DIR. B. Can | be ofany
seryice?'
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For Sale.

ZANE GOOD SIDE BAR BUGGY, FULL
leather top, with pole and shsfI.. Also one good
doub.es set Of harlcs The above will be sold chr,pl
Inquire {; A. NJ. HAMILTON
rci'h 1911 Market Street
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Il , 4. G, Railroad.

Leave Pellaire 81 , p. m. for summerSeM.
Leave Reslaire at co m for SOmerde,d All
fanCs,i lie. Arrive at Beliaire, gals a. M aal j.jj
p. 10.
For through tickets, East and West, call on or sd
dress JSO G.. iOALINSOS, Panhandle rOuto, loot
icyeUth street Wh, cling ". Va,
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DRY GOODS.

New York.
NV YORK, December l9.-The market
is without change in any respect. In staple
and fancy cottons a very fair business is be-
ing done, but in all wooden goods the mar
ket is very dull.
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after JUNE IS. 1884, passenger train,
will run as follows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For Piu.burgh--5:S5 q. m, 1870 a. m, daily
Irr Washington e: rs a. m, 1920 a. M, 6:S,
M; TrisdelphlA sos p. M, daily except sunday.
ARRIVALS.
From Pittsburgh-i2 20 p. u, 7:2o >. M, daily e:
iron " :,hinEton-s:Iea n. 10, i:l5 p. NJ, 1907
A. daily except SUNDAY.
c k. LORD, General Passenger Agent
THOS NJ king, General SuP's
T. p. SMITH, Pes, Agt., Pittsburgh.
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
mediation trains run daily except Sunday.
J0HS q. TOMLfSSOS,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, ". Va
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For Sale.
For Sale.
For Sale on Easy Ierns.

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY KEsIDEHc1
"A nicely located and surrounded By shaas trsa
hover garden and shrubbery, with eveything thaa
more scres Of lind Location on p, c. a 81 L r z
An excellent picnic plaos near The city: Eos per'
tieulsn aalrsa y. G uLECH,
Secretary W. n. Co., weisoaIg
Or C. A. scHARyRl 4 Go.
isv Zeal Etata xent, WhoAlinR
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For Sale.

A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES, FOUR MILES
"a sou;hess, Of Benuood, Marshall county, Wei
Virginia small new frame house, stablinS, 40,
thirty acres cleared balance in good white oak TIM
Der, by Wv. HOGE a BRO,
iea6h 1890 Market Street..
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For sale.

WILL SELL 4 GOOD PAYING MANUFAC-
w turing business, or take ss apsrner nan
with small capital. Business ALREADY established,
AID Ii god location. VIII give assurance Of re-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Restored,

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4 Ia, discovered a simple means OF selt-eUre
ga 10 " . sgat FREE % his fellow sufferers.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Tuesday. January 18th, 1888,
iT6ts Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, o75,OOO.

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