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HE COULDN'T LET GO.
IN Amusing Scene Caused by n Peculiar
Current of Electricity.

IN Amusing Scene Caused by Peculiar
Current Of Electricity.
CHICAGO, lit. October Is. An electric light
wire NJ the corner Of State and Harrison
streets became disconnected last night aud
connected its currents with an iron pillar.
This In turn passed the electric fuid along
hand railing. and, returning 10y another
railing, made complete circuit. 4 colored
man happened along. He leaned wcarily
against the railing, aud then bristl.d up
with energy. His arms were warped around
toe railing and his body was bent like an
ltalic letter =. He had no
idea what was the matter with him.
and, being unable TO let go his hold, called
loudly that he was dying. 4 dozen men
ran 10 his assistance, and were soon experi.
encing the tingling en Ct OF the electricity.
some laughed, others cried and many call
ed for help. Aicrowd soon gathered, and
a few additional victims were hanging 20
the hand -rniling. Finally the crowd num-
bered nearly five hundred persons. Cars
were stopped and no one could get past A
police wagon arrived just as an cnterpris-
Ing man had discovered the cause oil tho
trouble and released the victims The po-
lice dispersed the crowd. everybody laugh
ed and no one was arrested.
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DISASTROUS SMASH-UP.
A Triple Collision on the Ponnsyi.
vania Railroad.
y" Express 'r"sh"s Into an Emigrent Train
a Number of People Killed
aud Wounded.

JERsrY Cry, y. j., October fS.-On tho
Meadows, four miles west of this citv. A
collision occurred between two trains this
evening, which resulted In the death OF
several persons aud the injury OF "A number
OF Others. The Pacific express, leaving
here at S;l5 o'clock, ran into western.
bound emigrant train, which had stopped
AT the coal-shute. on tho eastern side OF tho
Hackcnsack bridge, knocking a portion OF
the latter acrt - tho track OF the I.ahiuh
Valley Roai. Shortly afterward a Lehigh
Valley train, eastward bound.
came laundering along aud crash
ed into the wreck. The dead were
all ON tho emiPrnut train, ns were
also the injured. The brakemas, OF tho
latter train was among tho victims. The
wreck Is the most frightfui one on tho road
la years. Three OF tho dead have boon
brought 20 Jersey City. They nro "A man
and n woman, both decn pitnted, and terri
bly, mnnglcd. and n boy OF about twelve
wears. who had both legs cut on Among
on visit 20 her father nt Madison,
Wis; Christian g.. Bolstod, bound
Tor Minneapolis, Minnesota; Marinus
klinger. going on visit 10 an uncle at La
Juutn, Colorado; Laura Rodcscn Molnna-
rand, intending 20 Join hcr husband Mt
Norwood, 10. II IA said that there are many
more uudcr the wreck The latest iufor-
nation places the numhcrof killed al eight.
Tho cmirrant train wns Just pulling away
from the conl-shutcs when the accident oc-
CURED. A dense fog prevailed at tho time.
The hodies OF the man, woman aud boy
wl ich were brought here were taken
10 Spcer's morgue. They have not
yet been Identified. The wounded were
brought 20 the Jersey city depot. where all
available amhuiauces were in whiting, and
were carried thence TO ST. Francis Hospital.
They were: Enleua Arnenrs, Norwegian,
aged thirty year, ON route 60 Madison,
Wis, 10th legs cut OF aud injured about
the henu. She died ton minutes after
arrival, Marnus Kiingcr. Norwegian.
aged eighteen, On route 90 In Junta, Col,
whore his uncle resides.
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TRAMP'S WORK.
A Horrible Tragedy in Pennsyl-
vania.
Two brothers Bound aud FiendishIy
Clubbed to Death.

HAzLEroN, PA, October lc.-Between 3
and o'clock last night a terrible double
tragedy was committed at Seybertsville. a
small village nine miles from here. Four
tramps entered a small house some dis
tance back from the main road. in which
lived two bachelor brothers, John aud VIM.
kester. aged respectively fifty aud fifty
four years, and demanded "A large sum Of
money which was known 10 be secreted i'm
the house. The kesters refused TO reveal
where their money was hidden and the
trampS then bound them hand aud foot
anu beat their brains out with heavy
ciun. After committing the murder they
ned, and have not yet been arrested The
Two brothers had lived in n frame shnnty
about one mile from Seybertville for thirty
years They gained n livelihood hy culti-
Nating a small patch OF ground and doing
ODD Jobs for the neighboring farmers,
ana by economy managed 20 accumulate
several thousand dollars, which was gen
orally supposed 20 be seer, ted in the
house. With them lived John Kester
lr, an illegitimate son OF the elder OF the
TWO brothers. When the Young man re-
turned TO the house. about O'Clock last
NIGHT, he was Mortified on discovering the
dead bodies of his father and uncle lying
on the floor. He uuicklv alarmed tho
neighbors, who hurried 10 the scene OF the
tragedy. and an examination showed that
John had been shot through the head, and
mat William had been beaten to death
with heavy club, his head being horribly
crushed 10y repeated blows. Several times
y sterday four tramps were noticed
lurking in the vicinity and the police
authorities say that they have convincing
evidence that they are the parties who
committee the crime. Search is being
made for them. The drawers and trunks
IN the house had been ransacked, showing
that the object Of the murder was robbery
ana ~ Is supposed that the tramps had
heard that the money was hidden in the
house Young keslor says that the money
was secreted outside the house, and that
Tue murderers did not secure it.
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SlnnuIar Phenomenon

BuFFALo, October IA singular and
surprising coincidence was noticeable on
Lake Erie yesterday. The strong east wind
which was blowing here lowered the water
two feet at this end Of the lake. so that tho
work Of loading craft with coal i'm the
Blackwell canal had 20 be suspended At
Toledo the wind blew n gale from the west, q,
and the MGumee River dropped tsQo
feet below level, and the steam barge
Drake could not leave that port on account
Of low water. The two currents must have
met somewhere of Port Stanley, Ontario.
so from that point 20 the American shore
there must have been a bill Of water Of az
least four feet 10 height in the lake Such
a thing mas never before been known on tho
lakes
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A Chlcano Mans annd LnoL

CHfcAGO, October tG--The statement is
published here thai Thoma Atkinson. nj
present employed here ne burner. has fall
leu heir To n large English estate. Thirty
orc vcnrs ago Joshua Downs. his uncle.
died az Houstc1. uear Leeds in Yorkshire.
ENGLAND. aud hcqueathcd to himself and
Lieutenant KobertIW ood .anoth r nephew fn
the British army, n fortune aggregatin~. in
O1 t1 be equally divided between fbern
Tho British Lieutenant drew bic long ago.
He only became aware Of the fact fhroua raj
hu advertisements He is hnv-eizht wears
~ age' and hus % wife and two children.
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A Miniature white House

WAsHiNGToN, DC ober 70. In a corner Of
tho White House vestitule stands a big
bundle awaiting its owner 20 come and
take u away. II confirms q wooden model
OF the White House, with tho ever ching
Ing scenes Of It's surroundings. worked 6v
n mechanical apparatus beneath. As the
crank ~ turned gentlemen and ladies walk
up the sidewalk aud carrinzcs dash up 20
the porte cochere. The fountain glistens in
imaginary sunlight. md the doorkospcrs
can he seen arguing with n Terslsfent crank.
The owner. WashinRtOuiau. brought n to
the White House 90 sell 10 % the President
for ~. 10 VIII not ln flnrrnnand
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Want American 1nterprise and cnnlinl

NAsHNoroS' October lj.-In dispatch
70 the state Department, dated tho 7th Of
September, the dragoman of the United
states Legation at Teheron gives the sub
stance of n recent conversntiou with the
Persian Minister Of Foreign Affairs
in which his Excelleucy asked
whether the Americans would on-
gage IN business in Persia. as tho Persian
1overnment was disposed % offer every
facility ia its power 20 improve business
relations between Persia and the United
states Any proposals. by Americans for
concessions ~ framwnys. railroads. mines
or commercial projects, hc said would re
ceive the most serious and favorable con-
sideration from the Persian Governments
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Bridge Burned and Two Wen Krl.d

BENNfNGToS, VT, October l5-The Troy
end Boston Railroad bridge at state line.
near North Hoosic, n. y. was burned TO-
day. II is supposed the fire vas caused by
n spark from au engine. While attempting
~ save the bridge. two members of tho
North bennington Fire Department. james
Wardel aud 81. Burke, were Instantly
killed uy falling timbers, and %. r. Gov. n
prominent business man Of North BEN
niugtou, was fatolly injured. Trains arc
running via Petersburg Junction Tonight.
The bridge was high and long one. and
passed over the highway az well as over
the WHiio0menr River
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The Situation summe q un.

LoNDoS, October ll.-Thc Standard this
morning says: ''The Situation I'm tho East
has become more cioudcd within the last
forty-eight hours. The problem could be
dealt with eiiectually II the triple alliance
were united as n preteuds 70 be.
nc problem now for Bismarck
l. how 10 settle the p.nding
dihicuities so ne 90 prevent Russin aud
Austria from fighting. II the lntt r. agroe
10 insist upon tho status quo. on 10 force
Servih 20 agree 20 b., Greece will be salts
hed and Bismarck will concur, Lut tn, re
appears 20 bc little chance that they will
agree. n j. not for England 20 uct a. prin.
cipnl in the miserable dspute. which is
only OF secondary Interest. though She
might cordially assist n Germany aud
Austria make the request.
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Polsore1 al the wsddlna Fsa.,

HoNEsDhLR, PA, October i4-Miss Har-
riet R.Weston. daughter Of WV. Weston.
President of the Wayne County Savings
Bank, was married at noon to-day 90 Mr.
marry >. battcn, % Chicago. Tho reccp-
tiou Of the marriage was largely af-
tended. few hours after the wedding
repost had been partakeu OF thirty OF more
ot the guests were taken violently sick.
moving undouhted signs ~ poisoning
The physicians who were called to affenj
the patients agreed fhnt their sickness vns
caused by eating p0tted ham used in max.
ing tho sandwiches. They arc now all 40.
inc we'll
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Fnreinn Iands

LovDov' October if-Oue OF the latest
dispatches states that king Muan. or
Heryin, will loose his throne unless ne do-
ciorcs var, aud he has 90 suiyeI on fhe fat-
Ter. The Peruvian rebels have taken lea.
committing great atrocities. a severe
earthquake was felt in granada. spain
The Papal officials. couslderine The Caro-.
lines affair oro sad to favor erafr'.
claims plot ng1irsf fne Sultan. headed
bv bic predecessor. UHs been frustrated
King Ihebaw, Of Bu-mlh. is trenfinr tho
En lish Government with defiance. aud an
uIt.matum has been sent him.
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- hungarian ts.Isdcian ha. been
studying the eject 0i e0niors on Ionv-
ov.y IDS tables show that tlo richest
people have au average hie of ffv-two
years. fhc middling forty-six ana the
poor only iorty-0ne aud halt A welI-
to-do man is as liable tD infectious dis
ease as pauper. while diphtheria
Group. Who0p cough and scarlet
rover are more pie a.out among the
rief Consumption arI pneumonia
c.ann the poor who are comparatively
iree from brain fever There !. aD-
pare1tiy some advantage iu being rich
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p1poEvmLE, WIS.,, October Is Mrs
Hannah keinley was found guilty of aff-
lnz her youthful son in the murder 4f her
husband, Conrad k1u.ey. auI was sen.
teuccd yesterday 90 imprisonment for lIfs.
gro day .n each year to be- spent u soiI.
ttft confinement. Tho con, who is air.ndv
serving "a lifa sentence. was a alfrr. ir
tho case.
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ST. PAUL, Mfvv., October 1G.-A man
named vs.. p. Clarke, with bis son. were
hhug and lighting gasoline street lamps
from cans in "a wagon lost evening. one
con exploded end burned up the horse aud
wagon. Clarke was thrown out of the
wagon Dv the explosion and seriously
burned. aud Hi- SON was badly. DO not "a
tally burned
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Found Dead ln ihs wnna.

NEw CASTLE. PA, October 1.-The bodv
o' o. man about fifty yoars old, with n bull
Do wound n the temple was found fn the
woo near here to-day. 40 empty pistol
was found near hv, indicating thar the man
bad BILLED himself The body was greatly
deco imposed. To is thought that the remains
ore those of O. man named Frve. OF gfeorr.
town. Ohio
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pied Ion q sc,aloh

srRry0FELD. o., October -An er.
fremely peculiar case ifr reported from Cali.
iagher street in this eify. One dav hia
week johnny Kearna. fhs five vcar oid san
1f Robert Kenrua. was PLAYING with .ru.
children in the street. One of fhe children
acc deutaliy scratched p .m iu the face. H.
was soon taken sick end died of blood
poisoning from the eject of fho eratrE.
The case is one Of fha most peculiar nn
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49, nen snnocatsd ln a er.ln n.r

Aunv. Mrvy., October fG-Five cars
loaded with wheat were ditched ON the
Northern Pacific. five miles east of here.
Yesterday. Two men who were stealing
ride we're found suHocafed iu the wheat
From letter. 0u them they are believed 90
have heen John r. Cochranc. Of Voiaute.
Pa. a1d Louist Dust, Of Champaign. II
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pon.l Fool Wlih Flrearm.

HhzLErov. PA. October 1G-By the ex-
rlo Jon ~ on overloaded gun in the hands
9 III. Burnley here this afternoon Robert
FIGHTER. companion. was instantly killed.
q largo piece ~ the barrel penetrating his
nnnrf burtley's right arm was blown On.
ana Thomas Scott. another companion
ably dfn
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Miner Fatally Crushed.

CEyrHALfA. It'll, October iC.-A terrible
mine accident occurred here to-day. While
O or-e block OF coal was being undermined
it sl ldeulv feIi and crushed n miner NAMED
3 pIc under its weight He was taken out
with both legs broken, and was otherwise
manrled. lt is Thought Boz cannot recover.
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CAIRO. lLL., October l5 Wm. Hoirovd.
ared dfv.a tramp. was struck bv "a train
toad dty aud badly used no. both arms bainl
cI.ngd hs Injuries are probably fatal
he IL in The hospital
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MONTEREY. Cali. October Il-H. W.
shaw, better known as "Josh Billings p
d at Ten O'Clock this morning %. nu8-
seut Eas,
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shoulders 81 5000 90; short RIB 3 ej9
6 90; short clear IS 1905 As. Whisky-
Steady and unchanged Of 81 IL Butter
Firm; creameries 29l@323c; dairy ZIG
27c.
PuIApnRE1A January I3.-FlO1r--
Quiet. Wheat-Dull but steady; car lots
quiet; No / Pennsylvania red elevator S5tc;
No. Q red Jauaary, s9t@89ac; February
9oE@9Osc; March 9l1@92ci April 931S
94c; May 945995lc. Corn-Weaker; car
lots, quiet and easier; no grade 48c; No. 4
acc; No. 3 mixed 49e; No mixed Janu
ary 49aC350c; February 4S4@49sc; March,
Ap,il and May 4sl@4Sic: 0sts-lnact,!ei
futures dull and nominal; rejected white
36ic; No. 8 white $50; No. 2 white SS5c;
No. white January 36@38ci May $500
SIC. Provisions-Quiet. Butter-Aetive
and firm for high grades; creamery extras
33@34c. Eggs-Scarce but firm at SIG
SIC. Petroleum-Dull at 73c.
Cincinnati.
CmGnHATI, January l3.-Cotton-Quiet
and unchanged. FIour-Essier, but not
ouotably lower. Wheat-Dull and un-
cbange0j NO. reu ooS' .eS0'PSSo 'f
bushels: shipments 900 bushels. Corn
Easier; No. mixed 4l@42c. Oats
Stronger at 32c. Rye-In good demsqd at
Coo. Barley-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Dull and nominal at $l2 90. Lard-ln
fair demand at Sc 80. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and unchanged. Bscon-Steady and un-
changed. Eggs and cheese dull and un-
changed.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, January l3.-Wheat-Quiet ami
weak; No. 2 red cash and January 7Sfci
February 793e; March SOC bid; May 849c;;
No. 2 soft 859S7c. Corn-Weak; No. z
cash Isle; January 4osc; May 4l5c. Oats
Dull and nominal; no quotations. Glover
seed-Firm; prime 81 S0@5 90.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

HneounSs
Tho market Is very good, with receipts
of SO head this week This about meets
the dcma.d, which is very slow. Messrs
Hudson & Bsyba furnished the following
Cattle, 81 1904 90 for sll kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; ss94tc per ID.
Sheep, 394c.
Calves, s. 00@8 90.
lambs, s@32c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January l3-The Drovers
Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts, $4,000
head; shipments 900 head. Market slow;
opened steady bat ruled weak, closing 59
loo lower; rough packing, 81 2O@4 40
packing and butchers 81 1901 ~; light
81 25@4 so; skips, 81 30@4 90;
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
$500 head. Good grades scarce and IN
good demand at stronger price; exports dull
at Sc OO@6 40; good to choice shipping
s. 4O@6 %. :.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments
400 mead. Market active but lU@2O.
lower: common 10 fair 81 30Ga3 90; med
ium to good s. 25@5 75i choice 81 OoS
I 60.
Now York.
NEw YosK, January l3.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 1000 hei d, all for expectation AMI
CITY trade slaugh, ererS direct except 9 car
loads ordinary to fair Kentucky steers, which
sold at S. 64@6 IS per cwt.; dressed beet
frmer. Exports 2,640 quarters beef, 900
carcasses mutton. :,
sSeep-Receipts 100 head, market dull
and unsettled with limited trade; % IS
Cal6 90 per cwt. common to fair; rs OO@
Hogs-Receipts $500 head, live hogs;
market shade 6rmer at 81 6O@5 90 per
cwt.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, January l3.-Cattle-
Market strong with unchanged prices. Re
ceipts 285 head; shipments l,007 head.
Hogs-Market fair. Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1900 head; Philadephias
81 1904 80; Workers 81 50@4 60.
Sheep-Market dull and one quarter
lower than last week Receipts $500 head;
shipments 5000 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January l3.-Iiye Hogs
Quiet; common to hight So 60@4 90;
packing and butchers 81 2O@4 Co. receipts
1000 head shipments 7l5 head.
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PETROLEUM.


OH CITY.
On CrTY, January l3.-NationAl Transit
certificates opened at 70lc, highest Tile,
lowest zoe, closed at role. Sales 2,4l3,-
coo barrels, clearsnces 3,426,000 barrels,
runs Ts,40l barrels, shipments 59,901 bar
rels, charters 26,66T barrels. Oil City Oil
Exchange stock at $500 bid; $50 asked.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrsBuRG, January 13.-In the afternoon
the market was q triHe frmer and fairly
active; advanced to Tlic, then fell OF. to
7OIc at the close.
Bradford.
BRApFoAD, Pa. January lS.-Crude oil
dull but steady. National Transit and Tide.
water runs Monday 54.02i barrels. Total
shipments 76,l30 barrels; charters. 26,66I
barrels; clearanees 100000; National
Transit certificates opened at T0se and
closed at 7Otc; highest price Tie; lowest
zoe.
Tdtusyi1le.
TIfusv1LLE, Pa, January l3.-Nshonal
Transit opened at role; highest 7lac; low
est zoe; closed at role; charters, 1861
barrels; shipments. 59.sO7 barrels; runs
73,4Ol barrels.
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D is FIG u r | N G
HUM0RS
H u M ILlAT N G
ERUPTI0NS
Itching and Burning
TORTURES

rb,vstriei for eleven years To have my wife
cureI oI \ terrible skin disease The Cuticura Rem.
edies Cuticura ResolVenL, the new Booi Further,
internally, and Cuticura, the great skin Cure. ana
nsIISI have done In six weeks what have tried for
eleven years 10 have done You shall have the par
tieulars as soon as can give them TO you, and a.
ne are 80 we'll known in this part OF the country,
viii benefit you and the remedies VIII cure al VINO
ute them. ChAs SJ -. "
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hha triumph Oh Ams''ea" '"se'' ''
Vel VI s'lPue'"'
nnAA' !" supply -
"a'o' ~ '"e '0N''' p''e'
'he "A''n v. ""''
'o'
Wiz h'' 'AihnA "A
O"'A giving '@A ''''. -.
ou'ASs'en' 'Ae
hAVea "s'sfoai' W 'A'i' "A''e "e-
WORK OF In 'rs'eiihs ono '
A'e 'HA"e '''4' N"'' "N
quehuy exceeds 'ns supply i10 NA" 49,
ine'se'Pe'' '"U ''''' ''''
s''o P''"~ W. A-''
''"P'e' 0''""'' " ''i '',N :
na' Tue USUAL "u'"'.' "
ranged /" 70 oe 'A'''' s''AA'
Accurate 00'a"'' u WIN Nv" '"'n'' 'N' 49,
anu se'p "N'' ''1-' " $50
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sDaily exsspt Sunday.
No. s., E05 and Eo 60 stop At al stAtiorA

oDaily except Sunday.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves wheeling q
.s5 n n. and $40 m, Bellairo at $40 q. N.
n d 4:l5 p. m, daily except Sunday,
MoundsTiile Accommodation leaves Wheeling
sS A n and arrives a houndsEilie at i2:iS r. 4,
lady except sunday.
Mannb gton Accommodation leaEs st 4:1e ?. 4
Through coach frUm Wheeling 70 CetuHabus On No
?, leaving Wheeling at 9:i6 A. n, arriving a %
tumhus at 2:te p n.
B. o. sleeping cars on all through trains
Close connection made for al Pointa South ane
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this do
irable route for colonss and persons moving TO the
great west, and TO whom particular attention y
GIVEN.
Tickets to al principal points on sale at depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured n Do
THO2 II. B HAAsE,
Ticket Agent b a o. Depot
JOHN BAfLlE,
Ticket Agent, under MoLurs HouA
JOHN LANE, Tny. Passenger Agent
WIN CLEMENrS, n. Of 7.
e. 7. DEyRlEs. General Agent, Wheeling.
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Oh u atiI- GAlIy except sunday n,-,,
PuIlnsn's Palace Drawing Room and sleeping&at
through without change from steuoenViie East
PhjIad.lphis and New York. West TO ColumbuA
Cincinnati, louisville, Chicago, indianapolis an
II. Louis. $1,000 -,..I. .Ioo-,,, -.
OF aoiGuh and any further Information up
oIy 70 JSO q. TOMLINSoN, Ticket Agent at PA
Handle station, foot Of Eleventh street or Mt Git!
HcEet Office, under Mcclure House, wheeling
'iN-'' JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
T. A, FORD,
Gam, Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh ~.
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Il , .. G. Railroad.

leave Bellaire at p. m. for summsrneld.
Leave Rellaire Al SEQ N for Somerd ed and
GAINESVILLE. Arrive at BsilaiTe, 9:l5 a. and :S5
Pm.
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address J G. Tomlinson. Tic ct Ag't
Panhandle route, foot OF Eleventh street.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-14
Trustee.ss sale.

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IL Thomk II HovHrd 10 the nndcutgscA, -
trustee, dated .ttn Nsvember. iSS aod rroorisa n
the Cert once OF the County Cears u Ohle ooan
", Wet Virginia, In Pook 90 20, paec as, and
Tor yis7.i5, hearing n,ersst from DE-. nod dated
e6th November issS, aud payable a. eas year sftse
daie will offer FOO sale In the hight haddss. %
public auc ion, below be Court Houseef Ohio cOaa-
~, wheeling. West Virginia, on
Saturday, the i5sh OF Janaasy- issS.
all the risht, title end interest OF said ThomasR
Howard, Of In and 10 Q certain parcSa u land %
Castlcman's run. In lbsrty district, OHIO couaty,
ray andJ. W. Coz, ssntaininE II srrcs cod ii5 fsl0o
rods, b, ing tho same hnd conveyed 90 old Howard
by Isaac snedikrr sad wlte BY deed daasd eth 6Np-
tcmbsr, Isss, and recorded Ia said CLERKS otas u
Book n, pages tOs md t0s.
TKnns OF bkLk-Cssh.
ssle to commence u 10 O'Clock . N.
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