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rare kindness and generosity. Ii is also
related that it was noted for the inferior
quality of bug-juice always kept on
hand by come OF the en-
terprisipg inhabitants. This won for
for the early town bad name. 1t 10 re,
lated that shout this time an intoxicated
man boarded boat at Steubenyille which
was on its way 10 Wheeling from Pitts
burg. Soon after the boat had left the
wharf and started on her downward course
the captain asked his new passenger Tor
his fare. de replied that be had no
money. The captain continued his inter
rogatories by asking where he wished to
20. His new acquaintance replied that
be wanted 10 60 to h. Well, said
the captain. I'll just put you of at war
renton that's the nearest go to 1t.
While stories referring to the upper ONO
are in order the writer assumes the liberty
to reproduce another told him some days
ago. 1t was in l84S. The famous James
Nelson was running from Wheeling to
Pittsburg and Captain George ID. Moore
was her commander. "a short time prev
ious the Lake Erie, a noted racer
of those days, had run from Roches'
ter to Pittsburg, a distance of twenty,
eight miles, 10 one hour and
ffty.four minutes. Captain Moore
came to the conclusion that his boat could
even excel this remarkable speed. Getting
everything in good repair made the at
tempt and succeeded in reducing the time
eight minutes. No boat on the river has
ever made the same distance IN less time.
The fatal stroke at Wsrrenton was given
in 1851 when the C. & P. railroad was
completed, running through Portland and
missing Warrenton, it is true but a short
distance, but far enough to place it at q
decided disadvantage. So its history, hke
that Of Gen. Shermen, is complete. The
poet can measure his verse without enter
tanning any fesrs OF ever having to change
it. The complete map Of Jefferson will
ere long contain one river hamlet less, and
possibly each year the pillow will claim one
furrow more until the entire site that 80
long has been exempt from the control OF
the husbandman will respond to his magic
call
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PRODUCE.
Few York.

NEw YORK, November 27.-FloHr-Re-
csipts 1881 barrels; exports 4, 222 barrels,
6,2sS sacks; market 1ull; sales 1850
barrels; common to good extra western
aud State 50 10; good to choice do 81 90
as so: common to choice extra s.. Louis
s. 4O@5 60. Wheat-Recsipts l53, 900
bushels; exports none; spot l@ &c lower
With more doing for export; options de-
A;ned lj@lEc, closing steady with re-
coyer7 of I@jc; sales 1885, 900 bushels
futures; lO7, 900 bushels spot; No. 2spriug
g3(c; unpraded red S6c@Sl Of; steamer
No 5 red 7Sc; No. red 94ic ahost;
No. l white 9lc,c; No. ? red December
92S693ac, closing at cage; January 9+8
6953c, closing at 94sc; February 94s9
S71e, closing at 96sc; March 93@995c
closing at 98sc; April 81 OO@l OIL, ciosiOg
at 81 OO9; May 81 Ols@l OF, closine
at 81 OH; June 81 02a@l O4B, closing
ut 81 OBJ. Corn--Spot steady aud fairly
active; options 4@Sc lower, later sd
ysnoed I6ae, closing dull aud weak with
a slisht reaction; receipts 207,+96 bush
Ella: exports 52,l66 bushels; sales 1924,
GOO bushels futures, $4,000 bushels spot
npcrsded 5O@56c; rejected 4Oc; unmer
cbsutsble 35c; No. 5 46@463c; do steam
ar soc; DO December 49ic; No. ? 500
55tc in elevator; 56@56tc aaost; yellow
! 55ic; No. 3 November 54t@55c, closing
At b5c; December 53f@54c, closing q
53Jc; January 49j@5Osc, closing at 6Otc
February 485@49ic, closing at 49tc
Nav l7f@4sc, closing st 4Sc. Oats
over and duh; receipts l,0l, 100 bushels
exp,rts co. G2 bushels; mixed western "a
637c. white do 37@45e. Hsy-Firm de
msnd and fair. Coffee-0ptions sctiv
and a shade lower; No. Rio spot 655c
sales 81, 800 bags; November 6 4O96 &c
December 6.45e; January 6.5Cc; Februar
6 5566 6Oc; March 6.65@6 10; Ma
6 soc; june 5.S5c; July 5000. Sugar
ouiot and dull; mould A 6s@6ic; star
daTd A 6 Sl6c; contsctioners' A &C
formulated CSC. Enthusiastically; Me-
! Orleans, choice and fancy, 4S@52c. Rio
, Firm and in fair demand. Petroleum
, Steady; United closed at 9Ssc. Tallo'
Steady. Turpentine-Dull at 81 &c. Egg
l-Firm sud in good inquiry; receip'
,, 2 42S packages. Nool-Frm and rattle
ou;et; domestic fleece 21@36c; pulled /
,s33c: Texas 9@22c. Pork-Easisr an
. Sos,s setiys; mess 50 s73@lo Is for il
: snscted: clear back $l2 06@l5 so. Be
! TDnll and nominal. Cut Meats-Stesdy
), nickel bellies SIC; picked hams Sc; mil
E Sles dall; l,pg clear 5sc. Lard-qaieti SAX
B of western steam, spot, So IS to srFiV
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scrOfuIa of Lungs
Relieved.

al, vs,,,old, and have suffered Tor the
Ian -, with a Iurg trouble. ssEen'
-. - tue family on ny mothers siae Of tns
D'u - lisd wlth consumption ana tne GOe'SI'
house .A- a IN n sIr opinion that had con-
ssIs '.' - had all the distroSiOS symP-
slA'','. ,,,ribIe disease. have spent thoas-
i9--'' -, a, srrcst the march Of this disease;
ta'' % .-,,.r,ysJ all Of the usual methods' mol
a''' en- Gaze, hut in the treatment Of otn'I
o.! - :, INV family, but temporary relief was
' ''.-,. astained Twas unit Tor any mAuuAl
-. ,sy,rsl years By chance l cane Iu'0
as. ~ n a pamphlet ON BLOOD and SKIN DE-
,b- o.5ss OF swift 81 eeihe Co. AtLAnta'
49, - rseommsaded the use OF SWIFT
'1 lining TIA, he himself had been greatly
s''..'' g, ~. u,e in some lung troubles. 10
80 a About four years $50 CON-
.''''' mas ) ). according to dhtehonA
I--,'' - ,,viyorstirg tonic, and have used
found u "a S,,1s, T,srssultJ a-e mest remaik L
asol' -. ~ .-,b has q me, my srenstb mas ~
A'.r ~ Ssigl sixty POUNDS more tbAu e'eT
,at-s - NE Il has been three ySAIs 81 80 =
a'l 10 70 nee Of the medicine, qua nA,S - -
.' IA Of tsedissAse aad mere sr 49, ~ E,n5
%. ia nv lusgs. do the haTuess NJ
sc Ah,'' 49, EoTS and feel as we'll a. ever eI,
o. AsT -, nov IhesP, ! know arc Heuu g
So. .-,.f 10 make, out am honess Hu ~ tats,y
ss's '. = - ~ renee aud health 10 day to SElit
ta', tV"' n !, In only medicine that oTogg3t
Sc - relief. Do not say that swift
s y II a. this in every cave bat mos So P Os
ys 2sm 'na, it has zone ne 'p 1ty owe 70 sui
"a s,.',, ,,I,T II fAi;ed 10 bear this eAeefIal
!s'aS "a ' a ne merits Of this .OBde5iul @sd.
',.-I-s am vel, known in the city Of AGn'So%f n
,-s 1sa refer ~ some Of the oesi eiilz,hS ID
rhartv. r.3.,.s
LII. srs,sar Is entirely vegetable. lrea' ''
g..sari skiu Di,slsss II allied free.
RI. swat SPECIFIC Co, Drawer . A'iAHS'
49,. o-'r. s.. "a Il, y. Y.
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PETRoLEUM.
Bradford.

Bradford.
BRADFoRD. November 27.-Marketo open
ed at 95sc; closed at 93se; highest 95sc
lowest 935c. Runs not reported; tota
shipments To-, 879 barrels; charters AZ ,49s
barrels; clearsnces 3.47S,O G0 barrels.
OIL City.
On CRY, November 27.-0pened a
oslo; highest 95sc; lowest 93se; closed al
9ssc. Sales z, 577,0O0 barrels; elearsnces
SOS, 900 barrels; charters Al, 495 barrels
shipments l04,S88 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PITTssURs, November 27.-Pstroleum--
Very little trading was done in petroleum
to-day. The market opened rather strong
at 95sc; closed ct 93sc; hi chest price 95sc;
lowest 93tc.
TIrUsvILLE, Pa, November 27.-Na.
tionsl transit certificates opened OF CSC;
highest 95Sc; lowest 93lc; closed at 93sc;
shipments l04, s78 barrels; charters 1870
barrels.
New York.
New YoRK, November 27.-Pelroleum-
The market was quieter today and general
ly weaker. 1t opened strong at 953, the
highest point reached, and there was
slow downward movement until after noon,
when it touched SO, the lowest. Sales
we're made later between that price and
94s, closing heavy at 93s bid. Sales to-
day $4,000 barrels.
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Commissioners Sale

NF DESIRABLE MARKET STREET PROP
" erIy. In the Circoit Court OF Ohio county.
c. p Brown eteriH and administrator de LORb
non CT The estate Of Christian Hedrick, d ceased,
vs..
Mary E. Arms ropg and others. and James kmb!en
vs. same and others.
IN CuASCERY.
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court o.!
Ohio Sounty, West Virginia made aud entered In
the above entitled the 10Th day OF Octobtr
1885, will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1885,
1t 20 o'clock a. m at the front door OF the Cou1
House OF Ohio county, proceed TO sell at public
auction the following named real estate, that Is to
say: Ihlrty-thIee (33) feet OFF the south bali OF
lot numbered One hundred (Lor No. 1000 situate
on the east side Of Market street, in the city OF
Wheeling, together with the dwelling erected
thereon,
TERMS OF SALE -One-hall or rs much more oil
the purchase money a. The purchaser may elect 10
pay cash In hRud on the day Of sale, The balaace
liz two equal instAlmentB payable in nine and
eighteen months respectively from thS day Of sac,
With interest from raid day, and the title to the
property TO be retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid. JAMES p. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond has been given as 70
quirtd by law and the decree entered IN the above
entitled causes. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
polIcagte Clerk.
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LIVE STOCK.
. Wheeling,

The market this week was little better.
The cattle market is flush and the sheep
market is lost sight of. Messrs. Hud-
son L BsyhS furnish the following quota
rions:
Csttle-l 900 to 100 lbs stock 34@3ic
per h.; 500 to 900 lbs. 3@34c per h.;
700 to 500 s..2@2ac per ID.
aogs-Msrket active; 34@34c per ID.
Sheep-Dull; 2@3c per ID.
Lsmbs-Good at 3@4c per y.
CalVes-sS OO@6 GU per head.
New York.
New YORK, November 27.-Beeves-
Receipts 100 carloads for this market and
43 carloads for export. A further advance
Of 10 to Is cents on all grades above com
mon; market active and closed firm with q
full clearance; very poor to good native
steers So 85@5 60 per 100 lbs, live weight;
prime and extra do at S. 1906 90. Elk
ports yesterday and to day GAO cattle, 100
iheep, 1900 quarters of beef, and $50
carcasses of mutton; to 60 out tomorrow
$40 cattle, 1910 quarters OF beef and go
carcssses OF mutton.
Sheep-Receipts for two dsys 1860
head; market firm for good and prime
stock, but dull and weak for others; com
mon to prime sheep sold at 10000 u
Der 100 pounds; carloads of choice
wethers at S. Is and ordinary TO choice
lambs at 81 1896 90.
Hogs-Receip:s for two days l2,00(
head; market a little 6rmer and higheI
for live hogs at So 85@4 Is per l0C
pounds, with 2 cars Of fair western hog
sold at So 40.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 27.-The Dro7sr'
Journal repcrts Csttle-Receipts T,5OI
head; shipments $500 head; mSrSe
weak and lOc lower; shipping steers 50 81
as 90; stockers and feeders 81 30@
3 80; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 75@
3 so; through Texans active at q soc
8 Is.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipment
$500 head; market opened strong, bu
closed 5@l0c lower; rough and nike
50 4O03 10; packing and shipping 50 Z
63 90; light weights So 20@3 Is
skips 81 6O@3 20.
Sheep-Receipa $500 head; shipment
500 head; natives 81 1908 60; Texan
81 1904 30; western 81 O0@S 20; lamb
, So 1904 so.
= Esst Liberty.
|, EAST L1BKKTx, November 27.-Csttle-
' Market unchanged and nothing doing
receipts 399 head; shipments 1872 head.
q Hogs-Firm; Philadelphiss g S5(
r 4 90; Workers 50 57@S 80; reesip
1 1900 head; shipments 1000 head.
4 Sheep-Slow and unchanged; receip
: 1900 head; shipments 1000 head.
e Cincinnati.
!; CECIS SAT-, November q. - Hogs
/ Firm; common and light So DOGS 81
9 packers and butchers So 6595 IS. R
cceipts 1880 head shipments 2,l4s hea
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Commissioners Sale
Real Estate.

DUbSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR
i cult Court OF Ohio county. entered on tie
first DAY of October, 1855, In chaucery cause 10
which John A. Barr is plaintiff and CathArins
Riley's aauiniBtIator and others are teiendants
the undersigned, who was thereby appointed
special commissioners the purpose will ofer for
ale, at the trent door Of the Court house Of Ohio
county, on
Saturday, the 9th Day of December, 1885,
the following several parcels Of real estate:
First-The one undivided half Of Lot No: q In
the town OF Triadelphla, in Ohio county, w. Va,
with Its appurtenances. 1hs lot has 4 dwell Ing
house ard other improvements on IL.
Second-A tract OF land In TradelPhla district,
State Of West Virginia, founded as iolovs:. BE
| ginning at q stone on tho National road, thence
north west 20 poles 10 q loc1st In hilligan
line thence with his line to an elm In Fea's line
thence with bis liBe to the National road; thence
with said road to the beginning; supposed to con
tain thirty acres, more or lsts but excepting from
.aid boundaries three acres and four percnes OF
| toe west end thereof devIed by John Kinks, sr.
| TO Peter Kinks; and also excepting from said
| Nathan Ashcrait TO " illiam B. List by deed
dated March y, 1880 and recorded IN Ohio county
in decd book No So, page SsS, containing 10 acres
2 roOds and So rods.
Third-A tract OF laud containing nine acres
three roods and two poles, being part OF the land
owned by rhoms Baird In his life time, situate IN
Triadelpha district, Ohio county, W. Va. and
bounded as follows, TO wit: Beginning at stake
thence north So west four poles 10 q stake
thence north IA esGl and S7-lG0 poles 10 beech
thence north 25o wet and 62-l00 poles 10 sugar
thence north S. west and 2s-lO0 poles tOA hick
DRY; thFnce north ~ east and 9O-lOo poles TO
dogUood; thence west 70 poles TO STAKE thenc'
north 80 poles 70 q stake; thence east nifty -thre'
poles TO a stake; thence south p west 81 ani
. SQ-lC0 poles TO the beginning.
| TERMS OF SALE-Une-third Of the purchas'
money and 20 much more a. the purchaser maj
elect to pay cash aI time OF sale, the residue II
two equal payments In one and two year,, Will
interest from day Of sale the purchaser 70 give hi
note, with approve security for ths deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained till the puT
chase money Is AL paid.
]. D. EWING,
Special Commissioner,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I.Sa3 Per Cent-8ossFDments
Dull but Steady Stocks Lower -Ei0nS
Dull and UnchaDged-whoat Lower
Nay Yoaz, November 27.--Money on
call 25@3 per cent prime mer-
camille paper in demand st 43@53 per
cent; foreign exchange ALB for 20 days
aud 1875 for demand.
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"ANJED Yoar 3 Sdlss In city or country to
wv WORK for rs at their homes; fascinating en-
ploJment; no ius;ruc ions % buy; work can be
sent by mail idi.tspee no ob'ertonl; SC 10 50 Per
week csu be made. NocenFasing particulars free,
or sample OF work mailed for four cents In stamps
Please address How MANUFACTURERS Co Bos-
ton, Mass u. q. Box 1916. aniSsb
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nE EmHDAKa

Leave waeelng .. n. End run every hOu
unD pm -,
until 10 D, N. ..
The "Chureh Traiu" viii leave ca h tsrp linus al
t9.lOp m G. BIRSCR, sppG
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COTTON.
New York.

NEw YORK, November 27.-CoTTON-
Futures closed steady; November 2-lOOc
December $1,000, balance 4-l00c lower.
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CONSuMP TlON.

.7,,gs .yrl.ys tFue1J for the above dtEeGsei %
"a ,l8a-stEs Of clSsS Of zoe worst bind and q
g1,sr .siay save crNr cursi. Indeed, 80 sirens y
a-'g-l 30 IL "a agy tlaa I vii ssnp Two SUI
s. sssg. t-sa,Set Et!e AYALUABLsTESAI'
lsa7 laI 1aaSzs - IBY saSer-f' S!Ns express
" 0ST.1.SLGrUH yu PssI 81. Rev TOrE
1.ar
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Coughs, BRowN's BRONCHIAL TEocHRs are
us,d with advantsGe TO alleviate Coughs, Sore
Throat. and Bronchial Affections. Sold only IA
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PETER wKL4Y. CIV. wKLTY. SAMUEL WILT
PETER WELTY d CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Wines and Liquors.

WHSKIKSI Dougherty's Pure Eye,
Monticello Pure Rye, 6ibs0n's Pure bye,
Belle of Nelson Sour Mash, O. Z. O. Tag.
lor's Sour Mash, Kentucky standard Sour
Mash.
Also large assortment Of Kentucky Bourbonl and
Bye Whlsk1es, such q Hume, New CASTLE Eieh
Grain, NePhsrsoa, John EIoEaons. Gah'E. etc.
EBeChAmpaSne, Rhipe Vine Fine CalifcTnis
SOLE Agency icF West Virginia for OsvelsEd',
Patent Bs.r RRuoets.
sas PETER WELTY 4 Co, iiIs Main ST
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3Ibeelin9 Register
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

REVIVAL AND DEPARTUREOF TRAINS
n RxpxANAfroN OF REynRKsCH hA1xe:
sDSllY. t6unday excepted. tAondxy excepted
v1F .,itr o Tina
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
- (oPKSATisG)
CLKvElAND 4 PTT1sBURa r. H.
Condensed time table OF passenger trains correct.
al 10 AUGUST 70, lss5-CentrA Standard Time.
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Cure Guaranteed

tive { IRE for Nervous 6eBiiity, Los ofVisor,
Weakness, Premature Old Age, 0ec. 0fc. 5000
heNA[u kalu " SNSfy beIt We sci 9ot- nOt selStAleh
each Belt We send written guarantee 20 return thu
full amount paid II II does not make complete cure
AGENCY.cor .FlAtbuSh Az. & State St 5rooklyn,N.Y
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WANTED.

UyANfED-Ana active Ma, or " oman in every
month and expense or COMMISSION. Erpen,ee in
advance. 0utSt free. For full particulars address
STANDARD SILVER WAss Co, Bosros. MASS.
au2tsA
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
Per pound, 81 1901 so, according to size
ofroots. Market dull
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Com MON SENSE
I'M THE KITCHEHI

1. DIR. Mott, of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickened, and
some died. 81 the same time he
fed other dogs On bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder. with
no injury TO appetite or health.
2. The use Of Alum In Bread Is
prohibited by law in some places,
because IL has been found 10 iniEre
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is Id real economy, which
10 save a few pennies now. lays u
foundation for III health and doe
tors bills later on?
Won are Oh the safe side I'm using
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FLOUR, GkAIN AND FEED.
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November rs.
The marketNcontinues rather dull, and
little doing. Prices are same as last
week, 90 follows: Fine fleece, washed, SOC;
fine fleece, unwashed, one.third off; coarse
fleece, washed, 27@2Sc; coarse fleece, IN.
washed, 2O@22c; medium, washed, soc;
medium, uuwashed, 2O@22c; tub
washed 2S@30c. There is O greater
demand for medium Aeeces although not
much OF any grade is being bought at
present.
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LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder !

Which Contains 10 ALUM or
other injurious ingredient.
See that our address In on each
box or label. Address ali orders 10
LOGAN Go CO.,
'Proprietors and Manufacturers,
Successor, to Logan. Lit Co., Wheeling, W. Va
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Restored.

aalnsEy Fsvs.--A victim Of youthful tmPEu-
i.ac CsIG.5g pysu, g;urr Decay, Nervous Debility
% Msla0al, 81. having tried In vain even
'.1sE ru1ty nEs discovered a simple means Of
a.'C,0s ErIah b. viii aud sERE 70 his fellow.
n:s'e,L ADDRESS, J. h. REEYES, AZ ChAthAu
srss,, New York.
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Stockholders Meeting.

DURsUANT TO THE BYLAWS THE AN.
i nual meeting Of the Btoch holders of the
wheeling Park association will be held at the
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court for Ohio
county, In the Coult House Of said county, on
MON DAY, DECEMBER 7Tn 1856, at ESQ p.
M, for the purpose OF electlDg a Board OF Direc-
tors and the transaction oil such other business as
may lawfully be done by said stockholders in gen.
eIal meeting assembled. a. REfMANS,
President.
T. T STIPRr Gacretary nD26a
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DRY GOODS.

New York.
New YORK, November dry Goods
For immediate distribution the forward.
ing in response to orders have taken q
very fair quantity Of goods, while in the
way of deliveries on account Of spring
orders there has been good volume of bust
ness.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

UHtu HIVEH NNfEhUFU
rHIHE TABLE, coRsEcrhp TO Jus.r Q, lRs.
i Train, leave Fsn-Hapdls etstioT. l,et u Me ~.
cath street, nrp public lsndjps. ~ fCllovs- Cen
Iral standard TiEe-vhish 10 10 miEticS slovs
than Wheeling Nr--'
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE 4. T
NN AND Aztec SUNDAY, HONEABEk l.
IsN- rains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove
palIrOaA will AZ follows.
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]. D. EWING,

l, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit Curt
Of Ohio county, DO Ger lily that the above 'pecial
commissioner has given bond Is required By the
decree In the above cause.
n07oaWt JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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"a zN Railroad,

B., z. 3 O. Railroad
Leave BellAire at 6:S5 p. N. for Woodsueld and
SumueTneio.
Leave BellSirs at $50 3. N. for summerasld and
GAINESVILLE.
Arrive at Rellaire, lO:lOL IA, and S:25 ?. M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-28

GoYERNMENTs--Dull and steadY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-28

Ex.Div
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-28

A Brief History of WaTrentan, Which Vas
Once a Thriving Town. Now Mere
HamIst-Riyer Stories and Old Time
Proceedings in the Upper Ohio Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-28
TUTT'S HAIR DYE,

ESsY HUE or WHISPERS changed 10 8
..assY BLACK tT q single application o.
a.4 DyE. 10 inpZTtS natural color, actS
..,s-g'ancCUsly. sold by Druggists, o
..r' h: express on receipt of q.
1ffce, as hluTTaY ST., New NoFR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-28

Passenger Trains dauy iasIsdiES supdAy. Asssr.
asoi,tion trains run dsiiy sxcspt sunday.
JOHN y. TOALiRrCn,
Iiskss Aeept, WbesitsG. W. tG
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-24
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.

The competitive examination for adj
mission to the West Point U. s. Military
Academy held in this city yesterday,
was one Of the most spirited and closely
contested ever held in the district.
There were fifteen young men who ap.
piled, but one was dismissed because oI
his age. The fourteen were examined
and out of the number, the Board select.
ed five of those standing highest, and
put them through very thorough ex.
animation In arithmetic, geography, y
s. history, grammar, writing and spell
ing. The contest was exceedingly close
between Mr.. E. f. Soaring, son OF Presi'
dent Soaring of the Mankato State Nor
NAL School, and Lewis G. Scherer, o.
New Ulm. Mr.. Soaring, however, stood
slightly in the advance, and he wal
Scherer was named as alternate. We
are informed by the Board that the
whole number ofapplicants were bright
active young men-the equal, If not the
superior, to like number that could bt
selected In the district. The examina
ton was pursued in the most impartia
manner, each candidate being number
ed, and the Board was entirely ignoran
of who the individuals were until the
end. The Ave candidates who remained
to the final close, were all qualified Z
fill with honor the position to which
they aspired, and it Is too bad that there
were not more places. 1t il with pleasure
that we note Mr.. Searing's magnificent
record in competition with 30 many in
telligent and excellently qualified youn,
men, and we congratulate Congressman
Wakefield upon the selection of such {
worthy young representative.