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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12
An AGED BAPTIST MINISTER,
Two Wore ImDortant Gases.

Your sgent being in Columbus, ia, a few day:
a-D, and meeting tue venerable brother J. II lamp,
bill, We asked him for the news. His reply Was,
have two more important cures etierIed by swirl;
Specific To report This venerable man is known
TAR and ide Tor Ais emitting labOrs OF love IN
the hehalf OF the poor Of Cola nbus. II will be re-
numbered that The Swift Specific COMPANY has do
mated quite amount Of their famous medicine, 10
Be- distributed by Mr.. Campbell among the poor oil
The city; hence his remark He said:
Il have Just ~een a lady who has been greatly an
nuyed by letter In one OF her hands. Il h1d given
her much trouble and pain. She said 81 had been
treated by several physicians during the past three
OF four years with the cid remedies, but without
giving any relief suggested SSiitS SPECIFIC, and
she took four bottles and snOw apparently perfectly
we'll Her hand i smooth and not a single sign Of
'hr disease let- IL is marvellous how this medicine
Teuovstes the system
~ hat about the other case"
W Ell, that was a lady also. She had been Affect
81 With the eczema for four years. He face, hands
and arms as well her body, was covered over with
and SCahS. IL WAS one Ol the worst cases OF
this terrible disease that have ever seen. Inc
suffering OF the poor creature was beyond expression
She tried every remedy at command, including ner'
Jury and Odide Of potash, but she only grew worse
She Wss in this condition when hrstsaw the case.
/ >OOn bad her taking Switts Specific, and she has
now only taken two bottles, but every mark Of the
disease has almost entirely disappeared. Her
strength and general health have greatly improved
Il j. 81 the most remarkable cures that has come
uudeT my observation
"Nr. Campbell Won have had a long and varied
experience IN LlDEnng Win men, anu ooseE'lus
their Affections and the remedies uSed-Whlt is your
opinion a. 10 the IniritS OF Swiit's Specific"
In min istTy Of sixty years have mingled with
every class OF society. and have observed closely the
variety Of diseases which aflict humanity. Blood
diseaScsare the most numerous and the most dill
cult 20 remove. IL Is my deliberate judgment that
Sviit's specific Is the gran6eSt blood Purther ever
discovered. There Is nothing comparable to It.
There is nothing too good TO say about Swift SPe-
cine"
Treatise on Blood and sksn Diseases u,ailsl free.
IlIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co Alta Hta. Ca.
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LIVE STOCK.


The market Is very fair, with large sup
plies this week. Over 200 head received
this week, average sales per week being
about $50. Messrs. Hudson Il Bayhs tur-
nished the following quotations.:
Cattle, 81 1904 Is for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; 3@4ic per Id.
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, S. 00@l0 90.
Lambs, 3@4c per ID.
New York.
New York, December ll.--Beeves-Re
ceipts none and nothing doing; dressed beet
firm and unchanged; shipments 600 quar-
tiers of beef and 200 cai cases of mutton.
Sheep - Receipts 1900 head; slow
trade; sheep sold at So 2O@5 90; lambs
81 5O@5 70.
noninally dull at $i25@4 GO per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December ll.-Cattle-
Market slow, unchanged prices. Receipts
1859 head; shipments, 779 head.
Hogs-Market slow. Receipts 3,lOO
head; shipments 5000 head; Philadelphias
81 30@4 40; Workers 81 1904 %.
Sheep-Market slow; unchanged prices
Receipts, LOO head; shipments, 1900
head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December ll.-Live Hogs
Weak; common and light 81 2594 2Oi
packing and butchers 81 OO@4 30; re
ceipts $500 head; shipments | 300 head
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75c; receipts 400 bushels; shipments 500
bsshels. Corn-Strsnger and higher No. !
mixed &c. Oats in fair demand at III
@2ec. Rye-Steady at 5i@55c. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Mess Pork-Qaiet
at $ll Is. Lard Stronger at Sc 6oS6 40.
Bulk Meats-Easier; shoulders 43c; short
ribs SIC. Bacon-S,eady; shoulders 5sc;
short ribs Tic; short clear 7lc. Whisky
Steady at 81 IL. Butter-Heavy aud un-
changed, Eggs and Chsese-Qaiet and
unchanged.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December ll.-Flour--
Dull. Wbeat-Opened easier and closed
STEADY: No 2 red 7S}@7S3c; January
TsJ@5799c; February sl!@Sl4c; March So
a8SSc. Corn-S,rouger; rejected mixed
45c; No. 3 mixed 46@46lc; steamer
mixed 4G3@49c; sail mixed December
4ssG49c; January 4G4@46ic; February
46i@463c; March 46i@46lc. Oats-ln
fair demand; rejected white BE; No;
mixed 32lc; No. white 333@3l!c. Fro
yisions-Stesdy. Butter-Dull and weak;
creamery extra 29@30c; Western dairy ex-
ira 2a@25c. Eggs-Dull; extras 2SC929c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., December ll.-Wheat-
Dull; No. 2 red cash and December CSC
asked; January CSC; February 7Oci May
isle asked: No. 2 soft 75@7Tc. Corn
Quiet; No. cash and year 39!c; January
SIC bid; May 38lc. Oats-Dull and nomi-
nal. Clover Seed-Steady; prime 81 20;
December s. % asked; January 81 30.
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l;ATAR = HNhati is CataHh?

ssIisf at once. A Thorough Treatment
xilI Cure. Not n LIQUID. Not Saun.
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NICE LITTLE STORIES.
Very Good to Take With Your
Coffee.
Dean Richmords Rudsness in One Of His
Own Railway Cars---A New AneedOte of
Governor CIeyeland---Also a New
One Of General Jackson.
y. Lonis Glohe- Dsmecrnl.

All of the older tribe Of rsilroa men re-
memser Dean Richmond, the predecessor
of Vanderbilt in the ownership OF he New
York Central Here is a strong illustra-
ton of the popularity of his ways. Ii was
mOreIthan twenty years ago, on cold
winter afternoon, when the train started from
Oswego. At Fulton, a strongly built,
coarse-featured man boarded the train in
hurry and took his seat in a vacant section.
He had either been drinking much or run
ming hard, for he was putting and blowing
with excitement of one sort or the other,
and his first move after taking his seat was
TO throw the window ofhis section wide open.
A young gentleman sitting behind him,
who had young lady with him, probably
his sweetheart, without saying a word
leaned over and shut the window down.
lie evidently did not intend that his girl
should suffer from the cold without some
sort of protest. The hot and illustrated old
fellow turned half round in his seat gszed
for second at the young one, and then
threw the window wide open again. The
Young man leaned over again, still without
SAYING a word aud shut it. Another halt
turn in the seat and another insolent lOok
at the impertinent youngster, and then the
old fellow leaned his shoulders back over the
arms of his section, and throwing his heels
upward, dashed both Of them through the
glass Of the window, growing: Nov open
or shut IL, as you please.
You are an infamous vagabOud, sir,
cried the ladys escort and I'll report you
and have you arrested for this outrage All
the other occupants of the car looked their
amazement and disgust, and the conductor
Just coming in the offended youth cried;
Here, conductor see what this fellow mas
done; demand. that you get his name and
have him arrested a. the next station. I'm
going to Syracuse, but Ill wait at the next
town to give Information against him
The offender turned halt round once more
and said: "Itsall right; III go GA to SYRIA
cUse with you, and you can have me arrested
there"
The next station was reached, and St.
Louis gentleman who had witnessed the
trouble called to the conductor: "Arevou
going to arrest that manY
Arrest hi! Do you think look like |
want to lose my job? That's Dean Rich
mond, and he owns the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12

1t is triumph OF American ingenuity aud mar
vel of simplicity, accuracy aud chCapness. 1t was
made to supply the people with good time-keepins
watch at the lowest price ever known. The case
tie watch is OF white metal, very handsome, apS
looks like silver but is better than silver, because
will not taIn,sh. With each Watch is sent
book giving full Instructions. No one need be with
out watch. Those having costly encs should also
have Waterbury TO carry while engaged at rough
WORK or in travelling. One thousand oithcse watches
are made every day, and the demand for them FIRE.
queutly exceeds the supply. The watch isa perfect
time-keeper, and sells readily for $50. Among 1t
good points we name the following:
simple, because it is composed Of less than one
half the usual number OF parts, which are so al.
ranged as to be easily cleaned or repaired.
Accurate, because il will run twenty-i hour
and keep time equal TO the better grades OF watches
Cheap, because it will wear for years. and Is
offered at price within the reach OF everybody.
Remember, the WATERBURY WATCH Is no
a toy, but q RIAL WATCH, having less than one
hall the number Of parts TO be found in any othe'
going watch n the world.
A Watch which differs from all others in that
the entire movement revolving in the case cnce
every hour, and thus regulates or adjusts Itself to
urying posi- lone.
Awateh having long Thin main spring nearly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12
The Policeman's Change OF Base.

Where were you when the first shot was
fired in this rowT the magistrate asked the
policeman who made the complaint.
Right on the spot, right in the crowd"
replied the officer proudly.
And where were you when the second
shot was 6redY'
And with blushing reserve the officer
modestly admitted:
Three blocks down the street, under the
stone bridge, at the end of the calvert"
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Some of the Occasions.
Bogtcn Tr1rseripf-

Among other occasions not already emu,
mersted when drink is necessary to one
health and happiness may be mentioned the
following When you have heard good news;
when you have received bad news; when
you are in danger Of taking cold from be,
coming oVerheated; when you feel feverish
or fear that you may feel feverish after or
before being exposed to the cold; when you
have purchased any article of clothing;
when you are to attend q wedding, q funeral,
q christening or q horse trot
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A story of General jackson.

Not long after the battle OF Bull Run q
certain Major S., of the rebel army
called on General Joe Johnston at his head.
quarters in Virgins, arriving just in time
for dinner, which was served in the Gen.
erals tent. When the meal was nearly
finished there was a movement under the
table and something very like yswn came
from beneath it, the Major at the same time
feeling something heavy roll on his feet.
Raising the cloth General Johnston looked
down and remarked, laughing: jackson
smells the dinner at last; | know he must
be nearly fsmished." 1T was the only
time i ever saw Stonewall Jackson" says
the Major. ale had been without sleep for
three days when be reached Johnstons tent
and tumbling down in the center Of it the
table was set over him"
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A Story of Grover Cleveland.

! am led to think by this reference to a
story OF Governor Cleveland, which may
now be regarded as characteristic of the
man. He had written to John Kelly the
famous personal comfort" letter regarding
Senator Grady, and turning to his private
Secretary, Daniel S. Lamont, he is said to
have asked him, Lamont, would you, as a
good politician, write that letterY mo,
Governor, said Mr.. Lamont after reading
it 81 would not" Then l can't be good
politician, responded Cleveland, "for | am
going to forward ii just as it is" And he
did.
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He Wanted to Sin once First.
Pitfsbarg Times.

Rev Thomas Timmins, while in attend
snce at the Humane Association meetings
in this city organized two Boards of
Mercy" The object is to protect all crea-
lures from cruel treatment. Mr.. Lee
Brown, Of Chicago, related an incident
which occurred in one Of the schools there
while Rev. Tmmins was at work. The
pledge was written on the blackboard and
sll the pupils but one held up their hands to
indorse it. The young hopeful replied
well, III toll you. Bill Daley sauced me
yesterday and smashed my face, and want
to lick him first and then III ioin."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO 'COUN-
= ty. In the Circuit Court of Ohio county, West
Virginia. December Rules, 1854.
HENRY J. DICE
Attachment IN AHsumpait.
JACOB F. CoPFxAx.
The object of this suit Is to recover from Jaeob r
terest IRON the 9Th day OF June, 1881, being the
balance due the plaintiff, Henry J. Dice, on note
for $40 90 executed by said Cofman, dated Tria-
delphia. September 9th, 1882, and payable nine
months after its date 10 the order Of said Dice aad
also TO subject 10 sale for the payment OF said Of
following real estate, TO wit: The house and 80
much OF the lot OF which the late Hannah Gilman
died seized and possessed which were devised 70
Jacob F. Coffnsan by the said Hannah Gotham by
her last will and testament which IS recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county
In viii Book No. s. on pages 80 and 29i Said house
and lot are in the town Of Triadephia, Ohio county,
W. Va And it appearing from an afndavit filed In
this cause at these Rules that the defendant Jacob
Virginia and he not having been served With pro
cess in this suit on motion OF the plainth BY his
attorney, this order OF publication entered ayan
him. and Il Is ordered that the said defendant Jacob
f. Coffmen, be and he Is required TO appear within
one month after the date OF the first publication OF
this order and do what Is necessary to protect his
interests II Is further ordered that this order be
polished and posted as required By Law.
Witness John w. Mitchell. clerk Of said court, at
the Court House Of said county this Cd day oil De-
celnler 1884, to Wit: December Rules 1854
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the FIRST time December I, 1854
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
JOIN o. PHSpLETos, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
detoawt
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Commits sioner's Sale.

II IhB VI
l. Wet Virginia, Patrick j. GilliSan. slrpiplsira-
tor do bons non Of William Gilligan, decsascd W.
Thomas Emmett Glllissn and others. In chanocry.
The undersign,d special commis,ioner hereby
gives neiioc that pursuant 70 the authority v~tcd
IN biIn ~ deere made BY said court On the ~
Day Of June, 1850 he Will, on
Tuesday, DECEMBER o, A. d. tAsl,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. M. ell n public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder at the iicnt door o. The
w,N Virginia. tho real estate OF which Aad willlsiI
Glligan Sled seiIod and poss~sed that Il 70 say
pant VI lot number THIRTY. pine tt IN the sddltios
iircspd John EoG aud bounded and ds~ribsd =
follows; Beginning nj the north cot corner Of sad
lot, Eme beng the eoutb-vot corner Of Main and
1s1 sSsIs s:n,. ;Ss
pirS D u,hvsr,;ly and paralhi With hain stfr.t
~ hty one feet thence eastwardly aud parallel viii
Twenty tbIId street hIty one feet 70 Main street,
o. hgihnipg, being the past q aid lo. conveyed =
'aid u lillian Gllllgsn By Hannah uussuan and
etL'n Nv d'ed dated June ITth. 1875. and nov Of
record amoas the public isnd records Of aid eevnty
erected thai new aud valuable biick building form
tly oleggpt d By aid william aillissu - . saises
TiEss on sAEE-ons third OF the pur,bsss
money and n much more Thereof - the purchasss
shall stct 70 pay, caAh In hand The dsy ~ asls
sr5 tbc residue hsieol psJseie In tso Equal In
stA!mtb IN ole aud two ysan from the Day of sale,
With interest from that dayi tbs purchsssf 10 give
his no,os for The dslsrsd paymenh With p~rsonL
security thereon tstlsactooy 70 The sndesisnsd and
the lille 70 the properly sold 70 be retained unt
lie payment In ltil Of The pnrchake money.
ALfkED CALDWELL
Special CommLpiosw,
J. G. ByHvkr. Auetloaeet
] hereby certify that sbovs named spesisI Co.,
missioner has given bond and saeuring a. syfL In IL
peIsliJ 81 900 - regulr-d By hv and said d~Ssss
THOMAS ~ DARRAH
. Csrt d aaid Court
WHEELING, Nov. ., iAsL noit
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PETROLEUM.
PittshurC

Pittsburg.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, December lin the
afternoon the market was frmer, advanced
steadily and closed at 73lc; trading fairly
active
Titusville.
TITUsvILLE,PA December ll.-National
transit certificates opened at 70sc; highest
72Ic; lowest 7OIc, and closed at 73bc.
Shipments 1914 barrels; runs $3.50 bar
rels; charters, 20,23S barrels.
OIL CITY.
OIL CRY, December ll.-National transit
certificates opened at 7Osc, highest 73ic
lowest 7OIc, closed at 73Bc. Sales 99S,OOO
barrels; clearances, 100000 barrels;
runs 64,709 barrels; shipments 76,035 bar
rels; charters 20,23S barrels; Exchange
stock 800 bid, $3.50 asked.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, December ll.-Crude Oil
National transit and tidewater runs on
Wednesday 66,36l barrels; total shipments
1915 barrels charters 20,23S barrels;
clearances 4,72S,00O barrels. National
transit certificates opened at 7Oici closed at
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Al trains daily except Sunday.
TuiImGu's Palace Drawing Koom and Sleeping Cars
IbIJugh without change from s,eubenVille East TO
Philadelphia aud New York. West TO Columbus,
Cirrinnati Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis aud
Il. Louis.
icr through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
aces mmoLaiions and auy further information Ep
u, 10 JNO q. TOMLiNSON, Ticket Agent n: Pan
asndIe Station foot Of Eleventh street, or AZ Gil!
T,,,d ,,.ivc, under Nc Lure House, Wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus Ohio
T. 4. FORD,
C;enI Pass. and Ti,kct Agent, Pittsburgh. Pr.
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n II. 4. hsSilroad.
leave Heilaire st p. M. Tor summerhe!d.
Lave FellaiTs a. 800 m. for SOmerne.d ana
ZaDssyilie. Arrive at Belaire, 9:iS .. N and o:So
?. N.
For through tickets. East and West call on or ad-
dress JNO u. .oALINSOS, Pan-Hardie route, foot
leyenth street, wh, cling w. Va.
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For Sale.

nNE GOOD SIDE BAR BUGGY. FULL
isSiher TOP. with pole snd shafta Also one good
dosble set Of harness The above will Be sold ehessl
Inquire oil A. N. HAMILTON,
pol,b 1911 Market Street
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For sale.
For Sale on Easy Terms

A pEsmARLE COUNTRY RE8rDKNC1
IA nicely located and surrounded b sAsds tresk
fcvG garden and shrubbexy, With sverytking ~
noss scrss q land. Eestiea q =, c . q L r 4
An ezosllsnt picnic plaes near As dt; Ees -
tcuhn saazss + e gLRLca:
OF c 4. GcHAiyn q ca
iy Real Fktata Arpnt WhAalfnR
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For Sale or Rent.

rrHAT vERY DESIRABLE DWELLING SIT.
uAie ON the north side Of Thirteenth street lorm.
eriy Hsppden,l now occupied By 4. d Woods, Es0.
Possession given April I, issS
Apply 10 HENRY x. LIST.
| dc2h 1905 Main Street.
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8bteIins Rs.iT
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A RIVAL AND DEPARTyRB or TRAINs-
~ EXPLANATION OF REFERRNoE MAKSs: 'DaIy.
IsOndsy excepted. MONDAY exeepled--"heehps
lime:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12

If you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness, you will find BALM IN
Gilead in Hop Bitters.
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rlic Snnreme Bench.

Atlanta. sent. - l>SL- From eNPcrien"" |
tltnk > =. = very valuable remedy for cu:anGOla
Diseases and AZ the same time an nVgoratIny tonic
IAMHS IANEsON, Chirl JuSLier VI ga
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEv YoRK, December ll.-Mcney easy
at II@2 per cent Prime mercantile paper
4g@6 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills steady at Ash; demand 4S5
GoyEnSMESrs-Lowerf for three per cents.
Fours and-s-han extended
Fours coupons. -. a
Pacifc Skies Of isso..-..---....
RArLwAYs-Irregular.
STATE SECURITIss-Steady.
SrocKs-The market opened weak ana
lower this morning and prices fell oil to
per cent Changers leading Soon after
ward coal shares developed strength,
Lackawanua moving up Il per cent
10 lO3I, Delaware and Hudson
! to s3I and New Jersey to &c. These
stocks were in good demand in the loan
crowd and Lackawanna commanded per
cent for USE Later the pressure to sell
was renewed and lower figures were re-
corded all around. The short interest was
largely increased during the day, especially
Jaekavanna, Vanderbilts and Changers
In the last hour of business the smaller
bears began to cover, and this brought
about an advance of J to / per cent. The
market left of firm. Compared with last
night the closing prices are to ! per cent
hiSher for Central Pacific, Chicago, Bnrling-
ton & Quincy, Northwestern, St. Paul, New
Jersey Central, Erie, Northern Pacific pre-
! ferred Texas Pacific, and Western Union,
and ! to Il per cent lower for the other &C
| tive shares, except New York Central, which
! is unchanged.
/ -. =, o7c Onn sbaras
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12

73lc; highest 73Bc; lowest 70lc. Crude
oil firmer, bulls inau8 urating squeeze on
shorts
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e = Min. q. ci:sss "a J. i. Bs:sA ssI 49,;
IN = tskan q fbs stsn besW q Ten. ve,.es
"a. ksss<s Wedh ~ f.ai ss.sss. 2, nsssissy
ssr:sL 0es Yest city. - o. esals = ny Yet. =
sssn q so'essck 4 .. - 70 s'.s4ek , ~. y =
Il ~ pi.isii1k ADl Mrs. ssy eans. as t.slss
Il tbe deycsitise sell ~ - s.anrssss - sss,s
esmr<sesA. sbsi m - eeesaees1 - nN 49,
=, 1870. ss.;'s.' q s. e'1'''r---
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Be7wood
Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST, MADE
- 10y Henry v. Fisher aud Elizabeth Fisher, hh
WIFE 10 tie undo ned tu,tss dated the eth day
Of AuIpst, A. H.. 1881, and rrvorded In the ofhs a
tic Clerk u the County Court Of Msrslali county,
In decd OF uust book No. Z, page -, shall proccel
to Sll on the pIeDiss, In the tow d Bensood.
Marthall county, West Virginia, on
Saturday, December 18th, 1884,
beginning al 10 O'Clock NJ. the following dcscribo1
me- perry, that !, 10 nay! Lots Nos I've ~ and 81
tG In Hiram MoMcOhan's addition 10 the town u
Ben wood. with the improvements thereon situate,
each lot fronting forty hive fest ak nchca on hint
,ticei aud running bach one hundred and two fcct
&c sn alley: A plat Of aid addltioo e Ie'orded In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court VI kal-
,halI county, On deed book No. u, page -
TERMS or SALE One thhd Of the purchase
money, and As much more - the purchaser may s,sS
to pay in cash the day VI sale and the r~idue In
two equal instsllntnu In one and two year, WITH
Ipe'est from day Of sale, the purthsseJ giving his
totSs With approved ssSlfity, md ths utk 70 10 ~
tsircd mt ~ The purcbssc money y psjd
Jbc lille y believed 10 % perisei, bat selling
.-a,lot. f,hall only convey such Ute " v 'e''es
!" "s '''' HIRAM BUMGARDSkR, Trustee
Ew1Ss, MVLvis a RLAY, Attorneys soita
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For sale.

A FARM IN SOUTH WEST MISSOURI. ERAR
IA line Of 81 Louis and ssn fnncisco Railroad.
and about six heurs ride from Sc Louis containing
twohundrsd acres, Of which sixty scres are lndsr
culti, sticn, Aalsnce In timber. Comfortable houss
and out buildings thereon. Terms easy.
Addrs s. X MCCORMICK 4 BRO,
de?u 1850 Main STREET, Wheeling, ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-12

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after JUNE IS, 1854, pAssnser trains
will run As follows, Wheeling tme:
pRPARrURHa
For Pittsburgh-6:ss q m, 1910 q m, daily
for Washingtou-s:s5a m, 1910 a. m, e:ss,
m. Triadelphla sos p. m, daily except sunday.
ARRIyAIA
From Pitsburgh-1:20 p m, 7:2o y. m, daily o.
IRON Wsshington-s:io O. m, i:l5 p. m, 7:2o >
NJ, daily except Sunday.
THOS N. KING, General Supt
ID. SMITH, Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh.