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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-29


"Ah. Aristophanes, ] don't see Miss
Aresthusa OF the street any more >
"No?" 81 used to see her with you a
great deal" "Yes?" as she well p
"She has gone into a decline" "No, you
don't say?7 Yes" "How?' "Declin-
ed to have anything more to do with
me-
"Whose grave is this?' asked a gen.
tleman while strolling through ceme-
terry. "That," said his companion, "is
the grave of Mr.. Taggleworth." "That
sol why he owed me ten dollars. lam
the most unfortunate mali in the world.
I needed that money. Hello! Whom
have we here?" "Mr. Zulkin, who
died the other day." "Well, that's en-
couraging. l owed him twenty dol
lars. Made ten dollars by the two
transactions. Arkansaw's pretty
good country after all.--Traveler.
"Ah," said the nice young man with
bangs, as the little boy let him in the
other evening. "Ah, my little man, is
your sister at homer" "Yes, she's at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
STORIES OF. ALL SIZES.
The Old Settler Talks on the
Weather.
Uncle Billy Sees HIS Way Out Of Financial
DISTINGUISHING hashsr-Aad
Available Diamond at
Home. g..

"Clearin' up" replied the Old Settler.
~ hain't been able to see no sign O. any
clearin' up yit. II usety be, b'gosh, that
ys could go q little by the moon in
maxim yer calculations bout things;
but fur all the use the moon is now for
that, ye mowt jest ez well scoop the
n'ards Outn's skim milk cheese, light
taller dip and put it in it, an hang it
up on flag pole. l ben sayin' along
during this damp spell, wait till the
moon changes, an this westher'll dop
'rOun' with jerk, an We'll hev it
dryer'n Temperance picnic, an cold
er'n an ioicle off7n the north pole
Wal, the moon changed t'other day, but
site O. the weather fetchin' up with a
short jerk an takin' the back track, it
lust tuck to rainin' all the harder, and
gives me durn nice record fur KNOWN
. thing or two. tell We, b'gosh, that
those gastrOmmers that's settin' up
lights all over the country, pokin' their
Eyeglasses round, DAWN bead on a
comet ev'ry little spell, an wingin' q
new star now an then, an g9ssipin'
bout what they imagine they've fOuG'
out, like q lot o. ole women az tea
party, is playin' hob with things in
this mundane spear. Fore we know'd
hat they was mountains on the moon
things worked all right. We know'd
jist wen to pole our beans an stick our
peas; we'en to 'spect wet weather an
wen We was gointer hev drout; Wen
to goa fishin' an wen to kill our pigs.
But now we're gittin' too smart, an we
don't know nOthin'. 'Twon't s'prise me
q durn bit to wake up some fine morn
in an find ev'rything drownd' out. or
burnt up, or knocked pizzle-iee-whang,
by a comet gettin' on its ear. 'rwon't
b'gOshw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
Soaring - Masher.


Talk about pretty girls-but she WAS
wild-fower aud no mistake! She got
on the train to go over to Meridian from
Nlcksburg, and she was all alone. There
was asort ofside, long movement among
five or six men, but q drummer for a
Philadelphia saddlery house got there
first. He grabbed up his grip and walk
square up'to her seat and took posses
sion fit without asking a question, and
in ten minutes he seemed to be perfect
~ at home. She answered his question
briefly, and he had the hardest kind Of
work to keepup conversation, and as
the train approached Jackson, she sud-
denly saiG:
al want to telegraph papa from here.
WillyO help me?"
"Oh, certainly. l have blank in my
pocket. Write your telegram and /
will run into the office with it,"
We missed him when the train start
ed, but by and by was found in another
car, his hat crushed down and his
nerves ali on edge. When asked what
had happened he drew forth the tele-
gram which the girl had requested him
to hand in. 1t read:
Bring your shotgun with you to pop
over drummer who has dreadfully
annoyed me, Shoot to kill"
"To think" be gasped, "that one so
fair could be so murderous. Why, Pm
all in asweat; l want some of you to
stand by me-"
ave got his grip from the seat, trad
ed hats and coats with him, and the
way he slid from the depot when the
tram reached Meridian caused hotel
porter 20 observe:
well. now, but that white face be-
longs to an invalid and them legs to q
deer. What sort Of coon can he be?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
PRODUCE
wheeling.

Corrected by IsHAM DIGBYs Produce
Commission Merchants, 1908 Main street,
These prices are based upon wholesale lots
sr lots. ''
Apples-Extrs winter eating, per Dbl
So O0@3 so; extra large tart cooking, 81 80
as 90; prime cooking and eating, 81 009
2 so; irregular lots, 81 OO91 80. Good de-
mand.
Butter-Prime to choice creamery, 30@
35c; choice dairy 22@25c; common 70 fair
do, lS@2Oc; good to prime country roll, Is
62Oc; common mixed stock, SSlOc. Good
demand.
Beeswax-Is quoted at 3OG32c p ID.
Beans-Prime navy q bu., 81 1902 so;
marrow fat, 81 1902 so; hand picked me-
diums, 81 25(02 30. Market doing better.
Buckweat Flo6r-Sh@S)5c = ID.
Cheese-sales in q jobbing way OF prime
mild OHIO factory at 9@l2}<c; New York
Goshen, 1424@l5c; Sweitzer, lS@l5c; Linn
berger. 149l5c.
peaches, 25@2Sc; impaired do, I5(gi6c;
raspberries, 25@3Oc; black berries. loc. New
sundried-Apples, quarters, 6@7c: sliced,
S69c; peaches, new halves, 6A@7ho; do
quarters, 51I@6Hc; do pared, l591Sci do
blackberries, Sc; do raspberries, 22@25c;
pitted cherries, 10000. New evaporated
apples, 15(Gl7c. Apples in active demand.
Eggs-strictly fresh stock, fair demand
Festhers-Choice. 65@7Oc in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1890;
choice buckwhest, 169lSc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 Ocp; IN; black wal
nuts, 50(d6Oc.
Onions-5OG60c = bu.
Pess-Green, 81 5O@l &C 3 bu.; split SO
3lIc "A n
'/ Pio,sstoes-Near BY receipts, 81 IS . Dbl.
SLOW demand Sweet potatoes, 81 5oS
Poultry-Live chickens, s. 25@3 IS p
doz; dressed turkeys, 15@l6c; do chickens,
l26lSc; do ducks, 12@l3c. Good demand.
Rsgs-Are steady at ] 1<@lNc for white
mixed cotton: l@1hc for sll wool and IN
S s.ssSs%ssies of timothy seed at 81 so;
l 65 = bu.; clover, small seed, Sc 4o96 60;
lsrep, 81 90, as to quality.
Sweet Cider-Sand refined, 50 0O@S so =
Lard. County prime, SC,
Tsllow-Country, exc; city &c.
New YORK.
NKw YoRK, March 10.-Cotton-Qq,et; ;
futures easy. Flour-Du]l; receipts l5OOV
barrels: exports l9l barrels; st. Louis
IS AO@6 25. Wheat-0plions declined NC
lie at the opening, closing barely steady (;
receipts 5000 bushels; shipments 81, 900
bushels; ungraded red 9lc@Sl II; No. 3
spring 81 OS1; unyradvd white 81 029l 25;
No. red March, sales $1,000 bushels, at
81 07H@1 OK, closing at 81 or; April,
sales S2S, 1000 bushels at 81 0SA@1 099s,
closing at 81 Os1s; May, sales 2,56O, O0C
bushels, at 81 l1H@l 1lX, closing at
81 M; June, sales 240 600 bushels, at
81 1lH@1 12N, closing at 81 IL. Corn.
Spot lotsh@ic and options N41c lower,
closing week; receipts 13S 900 bushels; ex
ports 10000 bushels; ungrsded $4,000; No,
8 6o@6ohc; steamer 60H@6lo; No. 3 81 1Toi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, oHIo
county, In the Circuit Court OF Ohio

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
county, In the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, March Rules, sst.
Thomas Y. Hervey ". Curtis J.. Brown, al
miniBtrator Of the estate OF John Norman,
deceased, Mary A. Forker, VINO was the
widow OF said John Eormaa, with John For.
ker, her husband, William y. Norman. hob'
err g. Norman, James w. Norman. IDA ~ Lee
Norman, George A. Norman, Charies NOR
man, and Albert X. Norman.
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit IL 70 recover from
the estate OF John Norman. ds;eA-ed, the
sum OF $50, with interest therron from the
LIST day OF april, 1875, until psid, aud 10 SUB,
iect tract Of land contsining I'VE acres and
seven poles, Atuatc on Mssrsw's run, In OHIO
county. West Virginia. of which saia John
Norman died seized, To the nav me mt thereof,
raid sum being an u"p~id balanse Oh pur.;
land and for genPI al r. l'ef. Aud IL appear.
ing from an afiidRvi, Med In this ca;ise al
tbese Rules, that the Gefendanis, May \.
Forker, John Fork,r William q. Norman,
Robert 4. Norman, Lea Lee Norman, george
A. Norman. Charles Norman and Albert X:
NORMAN are nop-resldenis ~ the state OF
West Virginia, and they not having been
served with process In this suit, on motion
Of he plaintiff by his soIic tor. this order of
publication Is entered against them, and IL
Is ordered that the said detcnHa ms, Wary a.
Robert 4. Norman, Ida Lee Norman, George
A. Norman, Charles Normau, and Albert Il.
Norman, are required 10 appear W.tnln one
month after thedaIe OF the first publication
Of this order and do what IL necessary 10 pro,
tecttbeir Interests; II IL further ordered That
This order be published and posted IN re-
qpired by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell. clerk OF ,a,d
court nj the court mouse OF said county, this
I'd day OF March. 1874, TO wit; March Rules,
1871. JOHN W. MlI' III ELI CI'rk.
Published the FIRST time March I. 1881.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL tisrk.
/ F.. JONES. collector for complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
Had n Diamond at Home.

Philadelphia eau.
$50 you want position as clerk, do
you?" asked the proprietor of the hotel
of a dapper young applicant.
ayes, sir"
Have yol had much experience"
"Oh, yes, sir. have been connected
with q great many of the large hotels,
and can give the best of recommends
tons"
"Well,n said the landlord, "we want
o clerk, but -" and he hesitated.
But what?" asked the young man.
"Iou seem to have no diamond
breast PIN"
"Yes, have. I've got big one, but
l thought i wouldn't wear il this morn
ing"
"In that esse,n said the hotel pro-
prieter, with relieved hook, "the po-
sitiOn Is at your service. 1 thought at
first you bad diamond yet to purchase,
and the way business Is going on just
now 1t might cramp me somewhat"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
Val Street News.

An old chap who lived up in Ner-
mont in the years gone by was left a
piece Of land containing about twenty
acres by the death of some relative. 1t
was valued at about S2U0, an d about the
first thing the old man did was to raise
S25 on q mortgage. When this money
was gone be put on q second for the
same amount, and by-snd-by he found
a third individual willing to lend him
SIS and take a mortgage. The last of
the money had just disappeared when
the old man fell and broke his leg.
The person who first reached him
called out:
"Poor Uncle Billy! What will you
do now?"
ais my leg broke:"
Certain il is"
"And I'm eripple?"
You are"
"Well," said the old man, rs look OF
resignation came to his face, 81 reckon
I'd best slap on another mortgage"
There are several railroads in this
country which are practicing the Uncle
Billy theory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
II In III" OIL AiEyEEp r4I6sELL
Commissioners SAB Of viIsabe Reel
Estate and Stocks

In, West NlIklns, W .nse
LouhA Dsshs neia - 49,
IN cHAScsxI.
Tbs UNDERLINED spseial eomRia1looDD
hereby give notios that pansss % Ne =.
ibslny Vested in the1 y :1ss. 49, :,
arh day Of January. l54, thsy VII %
SATURDAY, TIE nd DAY ~ hA1cA
Al iSA
,. a N o,S.och =. n. I'd n vsb.
eSonms ,te.,, Il d. SmnS d0oS Of - CSars
w. Hon n"o ~ ~ q sCa.iy. Ws VirIniA n one
s,,y Of Sh:sb ,s sS WEI - ss,soss
W 70 Com ,sny' twenty. two sbass a o..
siso The foDsSipT eesssihsd ~ cst:.s s.u
Tr.a ne portS ono-SS1rd u 10 80.
ts,r.d one Lupdrsd spl tVeafytvo ia %
the sasa siisef Maskss o ~ 49, -
and 1sysatf s1sye y. - ~. ossSSsYH
SETIsra sny,ss1sn - = s1s4soo ro60 eA1
old s.sise. % sissss o 60 9 - Cs!'.s:
s ass io sss:s.. s $500. D.: y.s::.
az -. a. ne sssss ,ve4Asrls = - 80
b.gsa nfiy4A,s u y e. - =; - 49,: 49, n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
PIE fROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

Hltt8OuEHn.
PrrrsBuRGH, March l0.-Atternoon session
weaker and somewhat excited; opened at
81 OK, declined steady under heavy sell
ing and closed at 81 00H.
Tftusytlle.
TrrusvrLLx March 10. - Petroleum -
OpensSiNat 81 62%; highest 81 0S; lowest
81 Cox; closed at 81 00%; shipments 9S.+75
barrels; charters S5,075 barrels; runs Sc, ll2
barrels. Pipe line reports broke the mar
ket TO day and it aided materially in doing
so and closed weak.
OIL City.
on CRY, Pa, March 10.-A conference
of oil exchanges is In session here discuss.
ing the transfer of the United pipe lines to
the National Transit Company. New York,
Bradford, Titusville, Pittsburgh, franklin
and Oil City ell exchanges are represented.
On CRY, March observation-disclosures
at 81 OK: highest 81 o.; lowest 81 OOSi
closed at 81 O0x. Sales $4,000 barrels;
clearsncss Saturday 9,144 900 barrels; runs
II ,O65 barrels; shipments $50 oarreAsi
carriers 35O79 barrels Oil City Exchange
stock "a so bid; IS 90 asked.
The Tidewater Pipe Company reports
273 S53 barrels received. 2l9,59f delivered,
!, sO7, 2s4 liabilities, s,ois,oOQ outstanding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
They All Laughed.
- Nh I..,.,.,.-,,g

4 funny incident occurred in house
Of worship in this city the other Sun
day. A Jealous pillar of the church
was leading the singing, and in an eff
fort to catch q high note with proper
effect his false teeth few out Of his
mouth. OF course there was general
litter on the part Of the congregation,
and the minister, unable to control his
ricibilities, said: "Well, let's all laugh"
And they did. They roared. and
then they finished the hymn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11

certificates. s.2s6 rspresea:ad by crsdi,
balances. The Upited Pipe Lines report
10 beaFish. II shows ecceptances and Ger.
tifcates 70 be 81 Sd. 564 barrels agains,
y, 66S, 523 In January; credit balapces.
554S, 374, against s, 6i2 $40; total liabilities,
50. l63, $3.50, against IS, sc, sS3; gross stocks
80, HS, $50, against So, l69, 764; sediment and
surplus, 2,0l4 81, against l,sSS.sS5; total
deliveries, I, 456, 657, AGAINST l,5l7 ,S29.
Bradrord.
BRADFORD, March l0.--Crude Oil-Weaker;
total runs Saturday and Sunday sc, LIZ
barrels; shipments sc. 476 barrels; charters,
United pipe line certificates opened at
81 021S; closed at 81 OK; highest price
81 CO; lowest 81 00%. ..'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
Duties OF q Chair.warmer.


Among the defendants in the Mayors
court yesterday was Cora Dent, white
who was arrested with mulattO under
the ill-fame act. Both were fined. In
court the Dent woman stated that she
eams to thiS city from Cincinnati q fou
weeks ago and was employed at the
Zoo as "chair warmer" Her duty
was to induce the visitors to treat, and,
if she was treated, to take as expensive
drinks as possible, such as champagne
and other high priced wines and liquors.
She also said that she received salary
of $40 a week from the proprietor of the
Mace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
One Of Roston,s wittlest women

Boston Letter III Ner York Graphic.
There are two daughters Of Rufus
Choate now living in Boston. One OF
them is called one OF the wittiest women
of the city. A recent discussion on
Emerson's strangenesses brought out
this dinner table mot Of some years
ego. 1t was at the time of Emerson's
proposed visit to Egypt that some one
at the dinner table wondered about
what the Sphinx would have to say to
.sy to him" Mrs. - answered the
riddle at once. 81 know" she said 4;
-, ou'rr another
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
Commits sIoner's Sale.
" THE CIRCUIT COURT oy OHIO CouN.
r.. West Virgins,
Berger 4 Hoffman

Berger 4 Hoffman
Henry Otto and Others.
The undersigned. special commissioner.
thoriiy vested In him by . decree made oy
laid court In said cause on the I'D day o.
January: A. ID. sS, he wii, on TN EspAI.
menoing nj 10 O'Clock q m, ssll 81 pablio
auction, ~ the front door OF the court houss
81 said county, In the city OF wheeling, IN
bidder, the following described real estate,
with the buildinls and improvements hefc.
on, or 40 much thereof ~ may 10 necessary
ioray the liens thereon 49,, sad decree n ~
sale, such real estate being Described ~ fos-
Lots Nos. IS, ~, n and Is In The town Of
Tiisdclphia, IN said ouunty and state; aiso,
Bnuil or piece ~ land lying And bsing
In mid county on the waters Of Little Whssl.
~. creek Through %liSs lana tvo . ss. .qs
not 10 be diverted from thsir pfeetnt chan.
and bounded s folIowsl Begia.lnl .. :
mics line, and thence Yunnine north ",
wet 2O6lI feet, or " sill PoleSto stone eossse
IN Rrummie on the east side Of The !ssnn9
or ID y 70 poles 70 q stone corner 70 Rum.
mic on the west side Of said spnne run
thence running south ~ eAst IN fret OF
and thence running north eo' est 20 fess o.
IL 2sSS poles TO the place Of bsstnnipI, coe.
tanning one acre and being sAne ps0petV
conveyed TO ssid Henry Otto By WiIiiam
nfunIm mic and wife by deed dated Oetobsf },
~ y. and now recorded IN the ofYios 81 toe
clerk Of the county court OF said county. Ia
deed book IS, st page ~.
The shove dsscrtbed property In peculiarly
valuable for butchsring PURPOSES and has
hcen used for such busineo9 ~ well ~ fot res
TIRES on sAi.@ons.thifd Of the purchase
oney end % much more thereof ~ tbs
purchaser may elect 70 pay, caAh In hand.
IA residue thereofin two equal insta lmenA.
bearing Interest FROM the DAY OF sals. peg.
able In six ana twelve months respectively
from such day, the purcbAesf 70 give De
bonds payable 70 such special coinu1oceW.
with security therein 6ati1factory W him.
ard the title 10 the property pure bed :, b
retained ~ further security until the pay
ment In full Of the Pnlchase m9pey.
special Commioonef
&c. HERvEY, Auctlonesf.
thereby certify that bond add socurfty In
the ~ palty Of soc has been given ~ TIE
above named special eommi.boneg - re-
uuited 10y Law and tbs decree ~ said oourS
JOHN w. hINHELIA
Clerk Of said C0uSI
RupEIIsG March g. nelA nr0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
. Dudley's Last Dance,

washington Cor. CIeretrnd Leader.
AT the Ohio reception last week / was
standing beside Colonel Dudley, the
Pension Commissioner, when lady,
noticing that he looked at the hundred
couples who were whirling about In the
mazes OF Strauss waltzes with wistful
eye, asked: ado you dance, Colonel s'
NO" was the reply, with q smile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
Nn1IrE IL 1Akk nkrnsITIoNs.

The non resident defendants, Mary A For
Der. John Forksr, william a. Norman. Rob
trt & Norman, Ida Lee Norman, George 4.
Nurmap, Charles MOI man. and Albert n.
Norman will take notice that the deposi
tious OF Thomas Y. Hervey, James W. Nor.
msn and / +. Jones will lie inkcp Al the Law
nffice ~ James T. Rogers. a. No. l2OI Chap
State Of West Virginia, on the I'd day OF
hprii A. j. lkS4. between the hours OF y
O'Clock n. m and O'Clock r. m, 10 he read
IN evidence 10 the apove ma IN 81 eau % on he.
h, II Of said ompIainant, Thomas Y. Her.
vSy.' And II, from any cause, the TAKING 81
n. - aid depositi oDs 81 all not be commenced,
or Icing common ced, shall not be com plefsd
on that day, the taxi ing Of the me will he
aujnurned from time 10 time until tho same
hall be completed.
ByI.F. JONES, his solicitor. mrioawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11

Two mor lGs AGO my attention was called 10
ne csSevf a woman afflicted with q cancer
on Ter shoulder a. least inches In ctrcum.
f,rguce angry, painful aud giving the patient
no resi- Cay or night for months. obtained
taken Z bottles, aud the ulcer Is entirely
I called up, Only very small Sc1b reuaiuins
and her health is better than for dge years
lrst; seems 10 nc perfectly cured.
Ray. JEsSrE II. CAMPBEI L, Columbus, Ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11

$1,000, .-...r, Fa'l g.. 49,, .r}' ''-'e,. ,sIt.
To sew ,r.rs ~ a. . s' ay Nyt a.rrsi
st,, \. a. .,s ,Ss - a As S'N'' e.i's.y
gcn - - ,.,s tell f~,r' what G r'~-', unless Il
g. eL,,,,r> IL tu.i D., .,tundtng physician ms
Eis W Iat the phNssc,tn az ouce udIculed
g'9.S5 - Il fused "a attend him any longer.
&c ilg,',, I4.4r mentioned Er. e. MeLane's Yer
lis 500 =, \ asked him &c he would take Il; his
r'liEs, - rauss take something to get relief,
O. dc. ,,,. nrocured a bottle Of Dr.. O.
Ihsy -, T.raiftqs, and he took ene dose. The
EcL,., - Ne passed upwards OF shrse 9aarts ~
Sssat, -, up in every form. He got wen I'M
Eo'T.,.I, ana is now ENJOYING exec lent health
rleIHHE .,be GOOD Samaritan OF old, rs endeaNor-
snd, Assliry BIS unfortunate nsighboIS- He makes
~ h,SsHess 70 hunt up aud select all cases slr,l
r AZ ~ own. that NAV be given over oy IegatT
hf 20 n.S ana induces them to try Or. e NC
e'ysasSS. 'Vrrmifuge. So Ear he has induced more
Lane -snty persons TO take the Nermii1ge, ana ana
- d. e with the most happy results, ae
s,iS6ed that DR.. c. McIaees NeTmnuge,
-, bv FleS,ing Bros, Of Pittsourgh q, Is ar
p'S,.. 20 any other known remedy Sno NnA1 u
sau-' .rerally known would not Tan 20 sSse
n Unable lives. For further par, NS StLf
"a: -. OF Mrs. Hardie, II4e Cannen Street, Ns~
SS, lily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11
White Miners best winter. .........n
NAILS-S2 CARD.
Wheeling.

The nail market is very quiet, owing to
the want OF stock. There is no change in
prices. Nails, Brads and Fencing-l0d to
4d and Sd 50 IS; Sd 81 10; I'd IS IS; SUc q
keg on common cut. Barrel-lH inch
81 10; ~ inch 81 35; inch S. 10; q inch
S. co; q inch So 60. Innings inch 81 IS:
q inch S. so. Fnishing-3 inch and over
81 20; inch Sc rs; 81 10. Casing and
Box-5Oc per key over common cut. Fine
Blued-3d S. rs; I'd 81 80. Cut spikes-All
sizes g 90. Boat Spikes-All sizes s. so.
Roofing Nsils-Iron, &c oHer common cat;
iron galvanized 81 60 over common cut;
iron timed So 60 over common cut.
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Letting Dewa the Bars.


Two old negroes became acquainted
in way that shames fOrmality. Meet
ing for the first time, the look at each
other. Then one remarks so the other
can hear him: "Doan' belebe 1 knows
that man, but his face is mighty
'miliar." Then the other one says:
Seed dat man somewhere, but KANT
place him. Howdy do, generman"
'Porely; how Is it wild yesse'fT' "Pore.
~, thank yer. Whsr does yer ib?'
On the Pryor place. Whar does yer
se'f 'zide?' ION the Avery place.
How's all yer folks?" "Porely, thank
yer; how's all wild yesse'f?" "Porely,
'bleeged ter yer" After this they are
old acguaintances and never fail to greet
each other as friends.
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Under LIP AND INSIDE OF CHEEK
EATEN AWAY RH CANCER

My father had an eating cancer for several
years, which hal ea'en away his under lip
sud the inside Of his cheek, down 70 the bot
tom Of his gums. We got some OF Swltt's
Slecih aud gave him, and the effect has
been Observation-Disclosures miraculous. The
Every one here said IL WIS only q question OF
time about his death, and his cure has created
lie greatest excitement In this part OF the
country. hope you will publish about my
l8'herS cure. and send me some circulars 70
gIyetO my friends and the afflicted,
WIN. B. BATHROP.
South Easton, Mass. January :, 1884.
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Is undoubtedly thcn.o,t val

~ nary Remedy ever disco'er
ell. 1t has superseded the Actual Caute.y
sr hot iron; produces more than four times
HE effect Of blister; takes the place of all
Iinimcnts, and is the safest application ever
nscd, as tits impossible to produce scar
or blemish with it. Il is a powerful, &C.
tive, reliable and safe remedy i'm: ran he
manipulated ut will for severe or mild eff
feet. Thousands Of the hest Veterinarians
and Horsemen of this country testify to its
many wonderful cures and its great practi-
cal value. 1t is also the most economical
remedy in use, as one tablespoonful Of
Caustic Balsam will produce more actual
results than whole bottle Of any liniment
or SPAWN cure mixture ever made. Price
$3.50. Sold by druggists, or sent, charges
paid, by LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS &
CO., Sole Importers and Proprietors, Cleve-
land, Ohio. E4" None genuine without
nhas our signature on the label.
For sale By Logan q Co., wheeling.