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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27

few drops Of chlorcform on q rag or sponge
in the smoker, and giving afew puffsa at the
entrance, stupefies them, and by the time
the bees recover fromtheir stupor they know
nothing of what has happened.
These points as to the methods are given
by a farmer who knows how to raise 400
bushels of potatoes to the acre: Rich, light
soil; pillow deep early in the spring; plant
fifteen inches apart; cover four inches
deep or more; keep down the weeds, but
do not work the ground after potatoes be-
gin to bloom. The main secret, he says,
is in selecting the seed. He always cuts
off the blossom end. One eye will yield
more potatoes than two.
The time to pick duck feathers, like
fruit, is when they are ripe. This may be
learned by catching two or three and pull
ling a few feathers here and there. Ifthey
pull hard and the quilts are filled with a
bloody fluid they are not ripe; but if they
pull easy and the quilts are clear YOU may
know that it is the best time to pick
Ducks may be picked four times n year.
Never pluck the long tufts o cOarSe feathers
on the sides that support the wings.
The Sweet Pepper (Clethra Alnitolia) is
neat, upright growing shrub, with light
green leaves, fine white flowers, and has u
delightful fragrance. II is a native of the
New England States, and has for several
years attracted the attention of beekeepcrS
as a shrub to furnish bees with honey at n
time when flowers are scarce. 1t can be
successfully transplanted, and will grow
on all soils from gravelly loan to black
peat. rs well rs lime or slate soils.
Success in Horticulture depends vastly
more on the care bestowed on the plants
than on n large amount of money expend-
ed. Yet for all this many people will
yearly SPEND great deal of money on high
priced and rare plants, aiterward giving
them no attention. \ bed of geraniumS,
pctunias. lantanas and other easily grown
plants, if well cared for, will be more sat
istactOry than rare plants which require
the care and attention of an expert gar
dener.
TheF5um JOunI advises that we SOW
~. three peCks per acre, with the buck
wheat in June. 1t will not make much
growth. but will live until the bUckwhCat
is taken oil, when it will o O make good
i;lh pasture. Feed it off so that it does
not make any attic npt to head ont or it
will wintcr-kill. BY iudicious treatment
a fair crop may be harvested next season.
Seed with clovcrin the spring. Don't you
see. You will have three crops with one
prcwlratiun.
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Y. J. Central
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

The market i somewhat hYiskcr than ut
our last report, but it Is rather quiet yet
on account OF the fact that this Is about the
>nlit of the season when early stun i about
going out of the markctand late stun conf
inc i'm. Prices remain about the same rs
before. and the demand for all green stun
is very fair. although the supply j. not
very good. Pears are 4 new addition t"
the market. The prices quoted below are
wholesale figures and all green truck Is
home raised. The quotations are changed
ON Tuesdays and Fridays, although the
market is subject to fluctuations between
those two days.
Buttcr-Dcmand fair; choice creamery,
lNal2c; country choice @llOc; good country
7a~c; common :iIjc; supply good.
RcrSwaX-Quotcd at 2'la!~r per pound.
Rran,-Iiand picked navy II l0al -
per hushcl: unstable.
Dried Fruit-Ncw CvapOratcd pared
peaches l7al~c: impaired do lNal3c; rlsp-
berries l7al~r; blackhcrrirS 1aSc; new sun
dried apples, quartcrcl, l!a2c, sliced +a'c;
peaches. new halves, l!a5!c; do quarters /
a5c: do pared ~lJal~c; pittcd cherries Sl9c;
new cvaporatcd apples 5a6c. Market ON
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
Ch2cSc-SalcS ina iohbing way oL prime
mild Ohio factory at SC; New York Ia
lie: Swritzcr lNll&c; Limbcrgcr Sat2r.
En->-Strictly fresh stock ut Pc per
doz. supply fair and demand good.
Feathers Choice, 5Oa55C, III original
packages; lace more in small lots.
Uoncv-Choicc white clover, l&alic;
choice buckwhcat, l2allc.
PotatocS-Chojcc new home raised, ~ %
al - per bbl.: demand slow.
Pouitry-Livc chickens, old - Woa% -
per dozen; spring chickens, 81 o'kt2 oO;
good demand. ,
realistically at Halle for white mixed
cotton; lal4c for all wool and Halle for
mixed.
Sccds-Hungarian 81 Is per hushel;
/ Golden Millet 81 - per buShcl.
Lard-Country prime, 53a6c; demand
fair.
Applcs-Grccn, per hhl. choice new,
( 81 GOAL -: common 5Ga1jc per barrel; dc
mand dull.
OnionS-Ncw, 75caS1 90 per buShel:
Bunch onions, 2oa25c per dozen; good
demand.
CabGaye-At 75caSI 90 per Dbl; demand
slow.
Green Bcans-At 5Oa6Oc per bushcl; de
mand slow.
Peachcs-Per crate 81 751? p; demand
good; supply light.
Roasting Ear-Per dozen lOal2c; de
mand good.
Tomatocs-Per bushel, s. OOa2 80; de
mand good.
BlackberricS-Pcr bucket, 25aiUc.
PlumS-At - OOa2 - per bu>hel crate;
oae-half bushcl baskets 81 -; demand
good.
Hucklebcrries-At 6TaI5H per bucket;
demand good and supply
Peas-At 75caSl 90 per buShcl.
Corn-At 1Oal2c per dozen ears,
Pcars-Bushcl crates, 81 OO; barrels,
s. 80.
Cucumbes-At 15a2Oc per dozen.
New York.
New YORK, July 26.-FlOur-Receipts
( 1909 barrels; exports 1925 barrels
y. ID sacks; market dull and easy; sale
/ IL, 500 barrels. Wheat-Receipts l5s, 59t
bushels; exports 80, 327 bushels; spot lots
&c lower; options opened rather easy, adj
vanced tale, closing with slight reaction
Sales $4,000 0 bushels futures, 2ls,OO
bushels spot; No. = spring s54c; No ]
hard SSc; Canada spring SSc: ungraded red
7saS53e; do c. fandi. sSas5ci No, 2 rel
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Fnrm Notes.

The hest tools are the cheapest because
they accomplish more and cause less wear
md tear and swear than poor tools.
Give verbenaS 4 rather rich hut light
soil if You wish to have vigorous plants
producing an abundance OF large treSScS "I
flowers.
Nip OF the ends of grapcvines; thin out
the pears and apples. remove early pears
md prepare the land ut once and SOW
;%urnips, fodder, corn and something else.
Cut back the tail shoots of b!ackDcrrirN
and rIspbcrrics, and pinch OH the latter
ais.
Make a harness fit properly and a horse
can wear il without distress, provided that
it is also kept deccntly clean and comfort
ably soft.
Prrparc for sowing ~rutaha%aS. l.arg'
crOpS are secured by sowing IN drills ~
inches apart and thinning out. One pound
of seed to the acre.
The land that will maintain twenty COM
. mon-brrd COWS will maintain twenty we'll
bred ones. and the annual profit from the
| latter will bc considerably more than from
the former.
Ovcrladen fruit trees mature their truit
| while il is vet small. Pick off one-hait be-
fore much growth is made, and the re-
manning half may grow to rs many bush
els rs all would il left.
Ii is the same with an animal Is with I
| steam-bOilcr-thc more complete the com
| hustion ofthe food or fuel it gets the more
satisfactory will be the result, because
there is less waste.
Resources of the soil do not Cnd abrupt y
NJ four or five inches in depth, yet there
are hundreds OF farms where all beneath Is
terra ~iucognita because no cttort has eIei
been made to explore.
The practice of pcggingd down ver-hloom
inc roses, ~ that they will cover complete
IL the surface of the bed. Is well known IA
/ naoduce very pleasing results. IL - SAID
/ that p~cggiua down dahliaS proves quite aS
| northumberland HORthiy.
If have thin, flat stones ut command,
say ~ thick as roofing slate or somewhat
/ thicker. try mulching u few strawberry
| nIapts with them. Tin answers the same
~nnurposc. Shingles are good, but are m
/ rlincd To warp. A patented clay title Is
sold in some places, hut stones are cheaper
and better.
Much of manure dropped by cows yarded
| over night in the barnyard Is wasted: IN
less the ward is well Uttered the liquid eN'
| crement is lost, and the solid droppmgs
dry AWAY until much Of their value lSgOne'
! Throwing the MANURE in heaps and apply,
ing a little dry earth to the heap daily VIII
prevent loss.
There is much difference in the quality
| of Paris green, much that is sold being 81
heavily adulterated thatit is impossible 10
decide how much to apply. The impure
Doison is believed to be injurious to potato
Vines. perhaps because of its impurity be-
inc an6lied stronger than it should be. The
high-prieed pure Paris green is cheapest.
ID. A. Jones, of BeetOn, Canada, use
ehloroform in introducing queens. lie /
very successful, seldom lOosing q queen
when introduced in that way. de puts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27

Cambridge Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
~ 4 m, Bcllairc Sis a. II, Returning arrives
at Wheeling AT 90 y. m, daily except sunday.
1890 u. IN. train Through to Cincinnati without
chapge, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling at
$40 y. III, Bcllaire at tbs p. II, daily except SUN
day.
M~oundsyille Accommodation leaves Wheeling
AT llSi a. m. and arrives at Monndsvtllc at i2lo
y. IN, daily except sunday.
Grafton Accommodation leaves at SIS p, m.
Though coach fnom Wheeling To- Cincinnati
daily on No. / leaving Wheeling at 9sS a. m, ar
irving NJ Cincinnati at Go y. m.
Il. Il q. sleeping cars on all through trains
Close connection made fr all points South and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for ~coloniSts and persons moving
In the great west, aud Ia whom particular aiten-
ton is given.
Tickets In all principal points on sale al depot,
Sleeping ear accommodations can bcsccuned at
T. c. BURKE
Ticket Agent u. y q. Depot
JOHN BAIilE.
Ticket Agent uHdrr Mclmn House.
JOHN T LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
I. X. LORD, ten. PAS. Agent
X. 7. pEVRlES. General .Agcn'. Wheeling.
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LITTLE SUFFERER
u,sod. Purified, and Beautiaed
the Cuticurn Remedies.

rrsNFPLEASURETOG IyEyOUthis
n AFFpt,'tt mn, nf four little gr8uchtld by your
UWHa" ITrrrrS. when iNmOuthsO Old MS teH
4 rlyJ NNN ID, swell and had every ~appSaranee
aUi ~ hnIl We pouIlctu y, ogs aLlto no
@'-' r.,rf five months alter ~ became a
rrt~1 w. ,,n OthCrSUreS formed. lie then
Erriu- AIT, an, am each hand, and rs his blood
Iltw'" ,..rl wprC impure 10 took less time
wg ''.,~.sk nut. A sore came ON the cnln,
them ruIrr lp which was very Offensive.
ISA.. MAS one >1lu >,an, : 80
, ugNr mas his condition AZ tWehlN-tNo
tI, I'm undertook the care of him,
Il ufE> '... "..rrI lied when he was u little more
wrta'. .,rI az consumption lscrotnla OF
H. % E,''. NH walk a little, but could not
r~ .'.rr down. and Cpuld not move NhSn
rga ... ~, USE Of his hands ! mmedi-
hri .. coed with the CJrlCURA
Is u.'H..,. ,l, and CJTUCURA SOAR freely,
r- ..r reLru one bottle OF the CUrI-
IA.'' 81 his hradw was completely cured,
stnN .-.-,,rl in every way. We were
m '. .r...r.f. and continued the use OF
w.. r n wear ami a half, One sore
E."r.. .r.r "a hnuv matter forming in
a-.. ma, deep ones Just before heal
H. f Hr1flN grow loose and were
w... . ,r.y would heal rapidly. one
. r.,r.. lrmuJjnuSl preserved. After
'r-' mia half bottles he was com
III ~ NOW. ut the age Of six years,
.. ....,rv child. The scars on his
."- ....t- r.waIu. hiShaudS are strong,
.fr,I be- would never hc able 10
NJ. ~. ...rr PHYSICIANS did Tor him did
" A.. wrr ~lW the child before using
~..ufr.f~ and see the child now
10. . '',-.a.rrI cure. 10 the above facts
d., Rut. yDu aUr al liberty t0 Use
.. MRS. r. : briggs,
..F CLAY -. Bloomington, III
a- rally I'm worse condition han
...IrTmulurr. who. being with
. r,.tae accustomed To The Ills
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Passenger trains daily, Including sunday. Ar'
COMMUNICATION trains nun daily except sunday.
" !. ROBINSON, AGs
General Freight and Passenger Agctt.
fRED utSEMfN,
Tray. PAS. ARcit.
&c. TOMLlNSDN.
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
DITTsBURG. CISCISSATI& Asst oul X. u.
Pan. Handle Rauic.D
Time table for Fast and West crrrpct@l tO juno
u. ISIG. TTains leave Fan. handle statipp, i1f
~ Eleventh street near public landing, IA follows
Central Standard Time:
Pitts. EHst Fast Par.
sTATIoEs. IEHp's EIp's EsP'nIxps
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

New YORK, July 2G.-Dry Goods
The movement WAS of good proportions,
wilha well preserved demand lrr all styles
Of wooIrn goods, hut more quiet for cot
tons. Print cloths are very firm 1T 3sciol
81 squares.
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Emmy Erintnn and others.

VS..
Fanny Brinton and Others.
Pursuant TO the authority vested in him 10y 4
decree i'll the above entitled cause, made on the
3lSt day of May, lSS6. 10y said Court. the under
signed Special Commissioner viii sell, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth Day OF July, L.. D. 1856.
ton, at the front door Of the Court House of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in said city Of Wheeling
to the highest bidder, the real estate in said city
of which said John bTiutOn died SciZud and
possessed, that is Ia say:
Lot No. u on the plat Of the addition commonly
known rs "John Eot's Addition" which lot is
al the northwest corner of Market and Twenty.
sixth streets, less Il portion of such lot heretofore
conveyed 10 Patrick McGahon by said John Brin,
ton and wife by deed dated October L.. lNS, and
now of record in the Office of the clerk of the
County Court of said county in Deed Book -, at
I page GON, SlCh portion being bounded ~ follows
Commencing at the southwest corner of said lot
at the corner Of TwCnty-SiNth street and the alley
in the rear OF the lot, and running thence in al
cH>tCrly direction with the north side of Twenty.
sixth street iOrty-twO feet: thence in Il nurthrrly
direction back from TwCntySiNth street parall 81
with said alley Ia the north line Of said lot;
thence running fOTty-twO feet Ia the east line Ol
said alley, and from thence with the east line of
said ALLEY la the place of beginning.
Al>O the undivided unc-Iourth Of 80 much Of
the south half Of lot No - in the same addition
(bcing the next lot north If said lot ~ and trOnt.
ing ON the west side of Market street,, ~ j. LEFT
after dCduCting from such half lot the part thereof
conveyed Ia said Mc,iahon 10y said deed, which
part is bounded rs follows: Beginning AT the
southwest corner of the half lot on mn alley and
running thence with the east side of the alley tO
the northwest corner ofOf said half lot: thence
parallel with the south line OF the half lot - feet.
thence parallel with the west line Ia the south
line thereof, and from thence t. feet To the place
OF beginning.
ON said portion Of lot u Ia be- sold there is
erected Il double tenement brick house, two So
rites high. the north side hcing II dwelling aud
The south side At the corner of Twenty sixth and
Market street having u >lnr" rUum on the tirt
floor and the rest of the house being Il dwelling.
and on the part of said half lot la be- sid there
i II two-srury brick dwelling. said property is
exceedingly desirable.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onr-third of the purchase
money ana aS much more thereof aNlhc purchaser
shall elect Ia pay, cash in hand on day Of sale. and
the residue thereof payable in two equal Install
mrntS i'm one and two years from the day uI sale,
with interest from that day. the purchaser tu give
his notes for the deferred payments, hearing inter
est. with personal security thereon satisfactory Ia
lhrSprciul commissioner and thvlillv tulhC prop
rr,y sold Ia hc retained until the payment in full
of The purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special commissioner.
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brI
quoted t. higher.

STATE SEjURlrlES-DuIl bUl StrOll@'
RAILRoNpS-Quict but generally firm:
sales, 81, 2!6, OUO.
SrocKS-Thc stock market to-day was Il
dull one, almost barren of news and with
very little life, with the cNccp-
ton Of Northern Pacific, Texas
Pacific, Reading, and Consolidated Gas,
in which special causes contributed to
make these usually quiet stocks active.
The opening WIS strong, first prices show
ing advances ranging from to : per cent.
The market showed some activity in early
trldingandSl slight declines were established,
except in Northern Pacific, but the fore
noon dulInrSS rcigncd and prices rallied, Il
duh and fairly steady market succeeded,
which continued until the last hour, when
a decided upward turn took place, the
market finally closing firm at about the
hest figures ot the day. The net result of
the DAYS transaction. is advances oI small
fractions Tor most at the active list, while
Consolidated Ia, is up l.. Transactions,
10 Sl~ ShpTiS
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LuNbANS.

Leave the City 1t 7OOa III, and every hour to
900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 Il. M, and cycpy
hour Ia luOO p. m.
Church Train ut l2.lO +. M.
{. UIRSCIL.
Smn.rinInmlrmI
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All trains daily except sunday.
Pullmnn's Palace Buffet or Hotel fBeet4nG
Can through without change from sicuienrilia
Fast ~ Philadelphia AMI New York, wcst "a Cs
iumbus. Cincinnati, Louisville. Chicago, indis.
nAJDlis AMI ~. Louis.
For through tickets. baggage checks, sjeetdDg
rAr accommodations. and any firtberinfgmation
apply 10 tNO g. TONLINSDy, Ticket AcrBt ~
Fan Handle Station. lOt ~ Eleventh ytfrct, or
AT city Ticket Office, under MclIre Ifnsf-e, wheel
ing. JAAES Ao.REA,
General Manager, Pitvburg. Pa
Y. A. FORD.
Geng Pas. and Ticket Agent, Pitsbure, ~.
DESSgYLYANIA COMPANY. OPERATING
i Cleveland and Pittsbnfg u. X.
Condensed timetable 81 passcBgsr trains Df-
rectcd bo JUNE -, ~is5j-CeBtrai standard Tffsr.
EAsr AND SOETr TO FfrTsgrEG AND eigygLASB.
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Trustees Sale Ofthe Capitol Rink
Corner Of Market and Sixteenth Stree
in the City Of Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MAD
ID by o T.. Handlan and William NJ. Hano
Ian 10 me as trustee, dated on the Sd day Of De-
cember, A. ID. 1885, and recorded in the Office oi
the Clerk of the County Court of Ohio county
W. Va, in deed of trust book number -, page
SO, ! will sell, at public auction, at the front door
Of the Court House of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST n. 1856,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described property, that is 10 say: The Capitol
Rink, situate on the corner Of Sixteenth and
Market streets, in the City of Wheeling, Ohio
county, State of West Virginia, together with all
the fixtures pertaining thereunto, and appurte.
nanceS thereunto belonging. and also the leases
Of the ground upon which said Rink is situated
TERMS OF SALE-One-half of the purchase
money or 20 much more a. the purchaser may elect
To be paid cash on the day of sale, and the residue
payable in six months with interest from day OF
sale. the purchaser giving his notes with approved
personal security. and the title Ia be retained. OF
deed of trust given as additional security.
jyli j.. d.. EWING. Trustee.
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mnlr-nrned mnl.t.in Steers.

The four ~2-year-old steers being fed at
Record Farms have made the following
glin. The feeding has been light, to keep
them growing and in condition to be fed
up when cOol weather begins:
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i.IN STOCK.

nc tsklllt Illsll N'l liilN NNNN hiN I'AltN
active and prices in all instances remained
the same rs those of last week. The ho%
markets was active, while lambs were
somewhat quiet. McSSrs. Hudson x iiayha
furnish the following quotations:
Cattlr-l,O 900 to LOO lbs stock 3,alc
per h.: 500 to 900 HIS. 3ia3ic per H.; 200
TO $40 lbs. 2ia!ic per lb.
IEogS-Markct active; iaiic pCrlb.
IamhS-GOod Z! Sale per lh.
CulycS-S3 U0a5 10 per head.
Shccp-2la3c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July 2G.-The DrorCrS' Journal
reports: Cattle - Receipts G,GOO head;
shipments |, 100 head: market slow at lna
+ l5c lower; shipping steers s. Gna5 10;
StorkcrS and feeders - Bal 5O:c0wS, bulls
and mixed 81 50a;} -; bulk - 7Ia3 -;
, through Texas cattle steady; grass cows
/ s. LA? -: grass steers s. 00I4 -.
HogS-HccciptS ~. 800 head; shipments
100 head: market strong; rough and mixed
81 20ai -; packing and shipping, 81 7ja
7 ) -: light 81 2Oai %; skips e. 5Oai l..
Shccp-RecciptS $500 head; shipments
800 head: market dull at lHa25c lower;
natives s. GOAL 90; Texans 81 7Oa3 IL.
New York.
New YORK. July 26.-Cattle-Rcccipts
20 ears: market dull; native steers 81 ~
~ 20 per 100 pounds; a few tops at s. -;
fair Colorado cattle 81 Coal 10; graSr
Texans 81 GOAL 80.
Sheep and lambS-RecciptS slcarS; mar,
kct duh and depressed, closing weak at .
decline of lc per pound on sheep and !C
on lambs: extremes for sheep 81 OOaj M
per 100 lbs: for lambs 81 15a5 -; general
sales ut - 7jIl 40 for sheep; 81 I1aj az
for lambs.
liogS-RecciptS l1,OS0 head; i small
number of State lrogS changed hands; alive
s. lNa5 - per loo lbs: good western
s. 2&a5 30.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. July 26.-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts :. 500 head; shipments 1886 head
market active and 4 shade higher than Est
weeks opening prices; 10 cars shipped to
New York.
HogS-Receipts 200 head; shipments
, 100 head; market firm; Philadelphia
s. 1Oa5 20; Workers SSi SOa5 90; graSSer>
and common Workers 81 50a4 -; 10 car
shipped to New York to-day.
Shecp-Receipts 600 head; shipment:
200 head: market slow and a shade of
from last week.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-Hogs-Firm
common and light 81 2GaI 80; Packins
and butchers 81 6Oa5 0O; receipts List
helh. shinments 60 head.
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which. ON 4 crop Of twenty bushels per
acre. would De 5Ol cents per buShcl. Five
bushels OF wheat by the old process made
a barrel OF flour; by the new process tour
bushels OF wheat make u barrel "t -four,
which. at 20 cents per bushel, would would
- ~. Now. ii the miller only makes
- cents per barrel, who makes the other
= -? MARSHALL,
Baltimore. Md, July -, l~S6.
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for Sale
FoR SALE.

Valuable City Business Property and Fulton Property
The Business Property now occupied by Wilson
& Chapman, No. IBIS Main street, and the late
residence Of John Zoeekler, deceased, situated in
Fulton, are Offered for sale. For terms, &c, APP
ply To LOUIS c. STIFEL. Executor,
iu9 No 600 Main Street.
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FINANCE AMI TRADE.

Money ut Pa. l." Per Cent Governments
Ouiet but S~tcudy-StOckS Higher Flour
Quiet and Unchanged Wheat Higher.
New YORK, July 26.-Money on call
easy at Pa! per cent; prime mercantile
paper Ia5 per cent; sterling exchange
lower at lSjial~1.
r,,rr>,,r>-T>, nui.f lint Strnur. Is
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B., &. 4.
Leave Bellaire at 6S5 u m. for WOOdSiield and
SummertiCld.
Leave Bellaire at $50 p. III. for Summcrticld
and GAINESVILLE.
Arrive at Bcllaire. 1910 a. IN. and 5:25 p. m.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE X. Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27
\IIIO RIVER RAILROAD.

This time table corrected Ia May Dth, lS<.
Trans leave Fan Handle station, hot of fiey-
cnih street. near public andiuH, ~ fnllowS-Crn.
Iml standard Timr-which II - minutes slower
than Wheeling time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27

Jas. Rankin and Robert PoCuc.
Pursuant Ia the authority vested in him 10y 6
decree made aud entered in the above cutitlc,
causes an the third day of June, Isl, (Which
causes were consolidated hya decree made Ou III,
eth day at April. lNHD. the Undersigned sIcciu
.,,,,t--i,r,4r III .,ll mn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27
STATE OF '

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY IF ONO, CITY
or WHEELING:
|. Thomas VI. Darrnh, Clerk Of said Court, do
hereby certify that the ulovr named Special
Commissioned has given bond AMI security as re-.
uuirvI 10y law and said decree.
THOMAS VI. DARRAlI, Clerk.
Iunp Nc ISSt iupSi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27
GINSENG.
hrcling.

Wheeling.
The prices are from $40 TO 81. ~, sc
cordineto size of roots, and the market is
firm and healthy.