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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. scptem.
Der Rules, 1886.
William G. llRndlan. sheriff on
Ohio County, aud Admins.
traitor, with viii annexed III
Henry SeyeHng. deceased. ih 'hahccfy'
vs..
Charles A. ScycTing, Ct al.
The object Of the above entitled suit n 20 have
sold under decree of the court the north one. half
ui lot No. q, IN CaldWcllS addition Ia the city of
wheeling, of which said half lot Henry S~cyertnR
died nctlci. and Ia have the proceeds ~ the sale
OF said lot applied Ia the payment ~ "a legacy len
by the said Henry Scycring I'm his will to William
SeNcTlDg. and. tod payment III any debts ofthe
said Henry ScycrlIfg that may remain unpaid,
and then la distribute any surplus that may NJ.
main Ia the heir OF Henry S~cycring, deceased.
legally entitled Ia the same. And ID appearing
from AN affidavit hlcd In this cnusc that thr aioyc
named defendant, Charles 4. Scycring, IL a non.
resident Of the State Of West Virginia. Il T. now
ordered that said non resident defendant. Charlie.
\. Sercring, do appear at the next October Rules
~ this Court to h. held on the II, II. and Iuh
lays of October, lsyi, and do what Il necessary Ia
protect his Interests In this suit.
In testimony whereof have horptnto slyncf
my nRIne ~ clerk ~ SAID, Court, this 18Th day Of
S~cptcmbor, A. u. lSS6. al september Rules In the
clerks Office Of said Court. Teste:
THOMAS NJ. DARElIL,
CLERK ofthe Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
7. J. IIuGHEs.
solicitor for Plaintiff Sep isoaw
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far Sale
COMMISSIONER,S SALE.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
OHIO, City OF Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling.
Missouri |. Brinton, and Others by1
next friend, SC.
rs fAn Snnnceiy.
Mary j. Cots and others
Pursuant 10 the authority yestedin him by two
DEGREES in above cause, one made March ga.
40, and the other on January 20, 1856, the un.
dersigned Special Commissioner will sell, on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 2Sth. A. D.. 1856.
commencing al 10 O'Clock q. m, at public auction,
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in said city OF Wheeling,
70 the highest bidder, the real estate in said city
OF which Mary S. Brinton died seized, that is 70
say:
The south half of lot No. . on the plot of the
addition commonly known as cJohn Eof's Add
ton, fronting on the west side OF Market street
and being the next lot north OF the lot al the north
less however, 50 much OF said half lot as was
heretofore conveyed to one Patrick McGahan by
said Mary 5. Brinton and husband by deed dated
October l9, 1865, and now OF record in the Office
OF the CLERK OF the County Court of said county in
deed book IS, at page COS, which part 50 conveyed
Is bounded as follows: Beginning at the south.
west corner of the half lot ON an alley and run.
nlng thence with the east side of the alley to the
corner of said half lot; thence parallel
with the south line of the half lot ~ feet; thence
parallel with the west line 10 the south line
On the part of said lot to be sold there Is a good
brick dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE-Oncthird OF the purchase |
money ,and 80 muchmore thereofas the purchaser
shall elect 10 pay, in cash on the day OF sale. the
residue thereof payable in two equal instalments |
N one and two years from the day of sale with
interest from that day: the purchaser 10 give his
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
With personal security therein satisfactory 10 the
special Commissioner, and the title 20 the prop
sTty sold To be retained until the payment in fml
II the purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner
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wnsn.t English. You Know.

II say chappie, you know Guy SimpkiR
SON"
aYaas, 1 know him quite we'll"
"Wen, what do you think I've just heard
about himF'
Il don't know, Pm sure, something dwead-
flF
sDweadfull Tn going to bwing up
changes against him TO expel him fwom ouah
set"
"What fOh!'
aWhy he was heahd to say 'nolaSses veal
plain the othah day"
aTWeIl, what Of it, there isn't anything so
vewy bad in that, IS thereP
"Why don't you know, the English always
say 'tweacle'
ooh, the howwid thing! Let's expel him
wight away. Merchant Traveller.
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Nod,cipe Conld Not Harm Her.

look heah, INK Rafe,p said DIR. Jim, adj
dressing an old negro, Eyer knows dat Use er
graduate o de medical perternity, doan yerf'
"Doan doubt it."
use yer color, amt II Wall, den, why
doan yer 'ploy me ez yer family 'zition! All
de time yer wife's been sick yer neber hat
sent fur me. Now, look heah, femme so ter
see de lady, an I'll promise yer dat eff ! doan
do her no good / won't do her no harm"
"You mer go ter see her eff yer wants ter
"An right; thankee, sab"
@Dar wuz er time when yer mout er done
her harm, but you kahn do it now"
"Why soF
a'Case de lady died dis mawnin', sah."-
Arkansaw Traveller,
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a Humorist' Trials.

A humorous lecturer ireported nv Tbe
Philadelphia Times as relatao this Incident
Igave the show in the heel dinirc roon,
and had everybody roaring with IoTobto.
except one awfully selats lotino ne !
tried my funniest gag upon i'm and wos
wild to awaken a gurgle or at PAST a smilc
But all in vain. His fac was as solemn ao .
tombstone through it all After the sbov,
however, fancy my surprise to see tbo nal
anchOly Gus come upand give me a ,onrrot,,-
latory shake. IL must think Won g. Co. :
very pleasant evening Aour perfo,monoa
was very clever. l alp6st hughed shn
Artemus Ward used 0 tel a similar bnt .
much better story. Heaid that once Nil
on n lecture tour, night aunt him at a s,aT
town i'll Nevada. In the yndbrd of the bonai
he recognized a friend OF his boybood VA
gave him a hearty greet1g. sumner ove,
the landlord said to his guct: Sow Rror,,
we hardly ever have any shts olanv Kind ~
this place, and l don't think we ,vaT bod -
lecture. Can't you give us yor Iectn,,a
up in the ball room! It WI nloaso
the people nightly, and I'll TAX II. . q croot
favor if You will" With characeris, 80
nature, Artemus consented. ThGba. go
was well filed when he rose TO spek, al ha.
fore he had been on his feet a minue he odo
an observation which provoked eros of
laughter. At which the landlord, his 30
white with rage, rose and advanced town
the platform with the remark: "Onc Inun
Nj. Brown" Artemus paused, and tn, lane
lord having taken his place beside him, drev
q revolver from his back pocket and, ADDE'S,
ing the audience, said; Ladies and gcntleIel
the speaker is a particular friend of mine, Il,
if he's interrupted agin, d Inc if l don
shootl You can proceed. Mr.. Brown
Artemus proceeded, and although he gay
them his funniest lecture, ho reported TIL
there was afterward no further "interru
tion.n-New York Tribune.
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Am Ecouomical Presiden

president Grevy Is allowed SoO,0OC
francs yearly for travelling expenses, but
rs his travel only amounts to one summer
trip to his villa at Montrousa Vaudry. his
annual savings from that source, accord
ing to The Gazette de France, amounts
to 299, COS francs, or, for the total lenght
of his term, to 5,SSS,9I frances The
Gazette satirically reminds its readers
that Grevy has or the whole remained
true to his early convictions, which led
him, when still an obscure country
lawyer, to favor the abolition Of the pre-
sidency on the score of public economy
Chicago Tribune.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 3a7 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Dull and ~Steady-StOcks Higher-Flour
Active and Weak-Wheat Lower.

Dull and ~Steady-Stocks H~igher-flou
Active and Weak-wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, September 24.-Mone1
on call quiet at 3a7 per cent, CLOSING
at 3a4 per cent. asked; prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent Sterling exchange
steady at 4s2a4s44.
GOvERNMENT's-Dull and steady.
Threes Coupons.
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAmROADs-More active; sales S 1924
600.
STOCKS were extremely active, but un'
like the previous days of this week, the
bulk of the trading was confined to some
half dozen stocks, the remainder of the
list being comparatively quiet. London
houses were buying Erie, but sold kead-
ing freely. These two stocks
were the two features
of the early trading, but later Western
Union, and Union Pacific were brought
to the front, purchases of these stocks
being generally attributed to the Standard
Oil people. The coal stocks afterwards
became eonspicous, Lackawanna being
strong on declaration of a dividend. The
opening vas comparatively steady,
prices showing insignificant changes
from thefinal figures of last
evening, which were about
equally divided between gains and losses.
Trading was very active during the fore
noon, especially in Reading and Erie.
Prices fluctuated within a comparatively
narrow range and the general drift was
upward until toward two p. M, the lowest
prices being generally made in the first
hour and the highest prices at irregular
In the last hours there wa a
was the chief sufferer. Advances are in a
majority tonight, the declines being for
insignificant fractions only, while Western
Union and Jersey Central are up Is each,
and Union Pacific II. Transactions 567,-
)49 shares. Quotations closed as fol-
.Ows:
Adams Express, 40; American Express,
l06; Canada Pacific 81; Central Pacific,
chesapeake and Ohio III do preferred.
irsts Is; do seconds 12!; Chicago and Al
142; do. preferred, 100; Chicago, Bur-
ana quincy, 1873; Delaware and
hudson, 1913; Del. Lack'a and West, 139;
Denver and Rio Grande, 30; Erie 1863;
10 preferred 79i; Fl. Wayne, 146; Illinois
136; Lake Shore, 91s; Michigan
CENTRAL 81; Minneapolis andSt. Louis, 21I;
preferred, 454; Missouri Pacific, 1113
Northern Pacific, PSI; do preferred, COG;
and Northwestern, 117B; do pre-
erred, 1424; New York Central, 113i;
Transcontinental, 33s; Pacific
lail, 57$; Panama, 81; Peoria d. & F.,
Pittsburg, 1872; Pullman Palace Car
40 Reading, 364; Rock Island, 1873; st.
'Ouis andSan Francisco, 313; do preferred,
f.; do first preferred, 113!; st. Paul, Min
and Minnesota, 1l6; st. Paul and
,maha 493; do preferred 1l3!; Texas Pa ,
II; Union Pacific, 614; United States :
90; Western Union Telegraph, ,
81. .
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GROCERIES,.


hac our last review the coffee market
repLan unusual advance caused by the
Janetailure of crops in Brazil and Rio r
reportThe partial confirmation ofthcse
in the scaused an extraordinary trad9
to II anlnd short roasted up from one J.
will be malalf cents which probably !
contemplated with another advance ,
demand altlrNugars continue in active
figures. 10 special change in our =
RICE-CarOh
&c; Carolina pd &c; Carolina choice
Java pearl 6{c; h6c: Louisiana Gle;
SYRUPs-ChoiceN Sc.
Ordinary Sugar Sym Syrup 34aS7c;
2sa3Oc; California N5c; Honey Drips
Fancy Syrup, three gahDrips 33a35c;
$500 per dozen; Bixby &c hoop pals, -
rels) SOC; Bixby Maple (!NSyrup bar I
by Maple 90 gallon kegs0 5Sc: Blk
pie Is gallon kegs 62c; BixbSixby Ma
cans SOC. Sugar House To- iouart
&c additional in h~alh0a22c:
| New Orleans MolasSeS, Fancsrelsl:
Choice 3Sa42c; Prime 3ia36c: False.
Mixed goods New Orleans 2~Sa3Ocalc
PRovIsIoNs-LargS. c. hams II,
medium S. c. hams 13al3ic; smah
hams 13lal3Ic; California hams 84c;E
breakfast bacon 9la9ic; S. c. shoulders
| SIC; homeless hams 9a9!c; city sides S4a!
bacon shoulders 7!asc; ham beef 13al3.
| ordinary beef 10la11c; country sides 1!a7'
family mess pork, 5lb pieces, Sl4 )
Ii IS bean pork, fine clear, $l5 Wfal5
LARD-Tierce 7!c half barrels Tsc; tn
re; buckets 7!c; tin pals, 3 lbs, SIC; I
pals, D lbs, Sic; tin pals, 10 lbs, !
tin pals, % lbs, &c; tin pals, 5Olbs., q
CANNED GOODs-Standard SID tai
peach 81 Goal 20; pie peaches BIB 95c;
peaches 6tb 81 10; No. 3 tomatoes 81 U
/ 10: Sears corn 9Oc; do Winslow's
81 20; do ID grade BIB 7jc; strawberries
81 10; blackberries oh 81 90; T1spberri
BIB 81 90; DamsOn's 2fb 95c; lima beans
soc; cove oysters lib light SIC: do lib fl
weight 95ca$l 90: string beans 2fb S5a9,
s~uccotash 2ib 9OcaS1 p; early June pt
81 rs; French peas Ice each; pineapI
81 80; Marrowfat peas 2ib 81 75a2 10; goo
berries 2ib 9OcaS1 90; 2fb Kinney salm
81 60; lib Pillar Rock 81 60; BIB sweet !
tatOes 81 75.
WOODEN WARE-No. / tubs - 80; \
, 81 so; No. 3 s. 80; , hoop pals 81
3 hoop 81 Go; sap 81 20; single washboal
81 50; double do. 81 80; fine crimp doul
do. 81 rs; single 81 30.
FRUITS-New Valencia Raisins 9!al'
new Layer OdOn, 12al24c; haly
dry peaches, 4ailc.
OL-Lard, extra western strained 8
carbon, 10, SC; carbon, 80, S4c; VIII
miners best winter 42a45c; white mine
No. . 33a40c.
SUGARs-Cut loaf tie; Cubes 6Ic; FIR
powdered 7sc, Ordinary powdered q
Granulated Standard Gle; GRnulated or
nary Gle; Standard COnfectioner's A
g~rocer'sA SIC, Pearl 4 5lci White ex'
c SIC; Ohio Valley SIC. New York CA
golden c 4sc. Fruit sugar 4Ic.
CoFFEE-Green Coffee-Fancy Gold
Rio 13lc; Fancy Green BE; Peaberry IA.
Choice 14c; Prime 13lc; Good 12c; F
lie; Roasting grades 1Oa10lc; Old Cove
ment Java 2Oac. Roasted coffee in pa
ages-OhiO Valley Rio 100 lbs Isle; o.
Valley Rio 800 lbs Isle; Ohio Valley ]
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Express Chicago and Cob.
Express Chicago and COLI.
Express Chicago and COLI.
GAINESVILLE Aeeom.....
Cambridge Accom-, -.
BELLAlRE & ST. GLARS.
WILLIE RY.
fR a N naH.S
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Rabbit Plague in Australia.

The rabbit plague at the antipodes
grows so disastrous that the colonies
affected at last intend to check the evil.
Thus Victoria and South Australia pro-
pose to erect q rabbit fence on their bor-
ders extending over ninety miles, and at
the cost of $4,000. New South Wales has
held a special rabbit conference, where il
was decided that the only prospect OF get
ting rid Of the creatures was to incloss
each large holding with rabbitprOof
fencing. Landlord and tenant will then
share the cost and trouble Of extermina-
tion.-Frank Leslie's ..-
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, Sept. 81.
The market for the past week has been
more active, which is indicated by the
stiffness in values, although it is impossible
to work up prices to a higher level, as the
goods market does not respond, while
manufacturers pay full rates very grudg-
ingly, and only for near requirements.
remain about the same rs those of
last week: Xxx washed, 80 to 32c; I'M
washed, One-third off; medium washed, 81
to SIC; unwashcd. % to 2Jc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
How n Story Grows

The metamorphosis undergone by eastern
newspaper reports travelling west is again IL
lustrated. A Buffalo journal having an
nounced that O new public clock was to be
mt no in that town, the clock grew bigger
and bigger as the report ~journeycd toward
the Rocky mountains, until now we learn
nom Arizona that Buffalo is to have a clock
Is feet in diameter and elevated Cos feet
above the street, with figures eight feet IN
length and a steam engine to WING it up, and
that it is believed that people in Cincinnati
will he able to tell the time by it with the aid
Of telescopes-Harper's Weekly.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
y Ohio, City of Wheeling. In the Nunicipei
Court Of Wheeling.
b. B. Dovener
VI ShssSnnueut IN
Jas Rankin and Robert posue,) Equity.
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A countryman and his son put m" at a
CITY hotel. Son out seeing the town. Old
gent comes down from his room at midnight
and says to the night clerk:
Has my son come i'll yetF
Night Clerk-GueSC not Haven't seen
him.
Old Gent-Well, you needn't set up for
him any longer.-Texas SiftingS.
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rrprn MTTH SORES.

b,,p afflicted since last March with a
lh4Ee tbc doctors called Eczema Myfaee
sGa p~~si with scabS and sores, and the itch
vs TLISS~1iny were almost ~unbearable. Seeing
M ana 2%,@ Remedies 50 highly recommended,
vGT t9NSST y, 1--WE them a trial, uSingthe Cutieura
oGtlulsNS S,sp externally, and ReSOlvent in
EdCG. sr gnr months Icallmyself cured, in
Rra.SS, Sr which 1 make thispubhcS statement
CsnINN' MRS CLARA A. FREDERICK.
II Rr,Ok. Conn.
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nNr nIsEASES CTREn.

stands az the head Of its class, especE
U.,. En-, rt>e with the CutiCura Soap. Have
Sly : S-,r.r1ly yn1i sale this summer, owing
bal q. tsrrury ct an aggravated form Of Itch
m.sg s,rr localities in the country, in which
.'7S- ma Remedies proved satisfactory.
;ls'" ". l. HARDlGG, Druggist
.-t,vu Nv.
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NEW YORK, September 24.-Money
on call quiet at 3a7 per cent, closing
at 3a4 per cent. asked; prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent. Sterling exchange
okaoJ, % a9loaOAl
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T0RTURES
AND
HuMORS
SKIIV


WAITING E~RCPTIONS, ITCHING AND
H S@a56 i3s,i ssiG Of T EfsS%s s eSfsni fi%pi sei n.
an eve I,G1I0uS and Contagious Diseases of
SgG1A Sim aud Scalp with Loss OF Hail.
b. BNs - fn old age, are positively cured by
m''IS Gr,at skin cure, and Cuticura Soap
~ skim Beautifer, externally, and Gu
a exc pSSSlyent. the new Blood Purifier, inter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
FACE. EARS AND NECK.

.r,t.,l with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
lnsST S,Ck. which the druggist WHERE l got
E>d anu n~ruounced one OfthewOrSt cases
WIZ p5'", IIndcr his motto. lie advised me
that Aa', Tltirura Remedies and after tive
% Jl E. w., ,rg'p and part of my were entirely
AL> usS hons i'm another week TO have my
CinN- - and The other part of my face cured.
a., Hc'N' HERMAN SLADE
r,,rfb StrcCt. New York.
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COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, September 2i.-Cotton-
Firm. Uplands, %; Orleans, 8 lie
Futures closed easy. September, 9.1Oc;
October, 9.20c; November, 9.2Gc; Deem
Der 9.3S; January; csc; February, 9.45;
9.54c; April, 9.66c; May, 9.5ic;
June, 9,79c; July, 9.S1c; August 9.93c.
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EAST
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Restricting Boys Pleasure.

GToo badn exclaimed the plethoric paSSen-
ger. looking up from his newspaper.
EWbat's too badF asked the hatchet-faccd
passenger, sympathetiealy.
aWby, its too bad that the innocent pleas
ures of youth are being ruthleSsly swept away
IN tbet tidal wave Of official interference"
GEhl What have they been doing now to
these innocent little onesF
at makes my blood boil to think OF 1t! n
dear little boy in Iowa was recently SCI up
for giving his dog a benzine bath n drying
him OF with q match"-Drakes Magazine
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Toledo.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

Cn1cagO.
CHICAGO, September 24.-The Drouers
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 10, 0OC
head; shipments 5000 head; market slow,
heavy. Cattle 10c lower. Shipping steers
So 45a4 15;. stOckers and feeders 81 pa
275; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 75a3 Is;
through Texas cattle steUdy Lows 81 Goa
= 90; Steers 50 6Oa2 70; western rangers
easier; natives and half breeds So 00a4 90;
COWS 81 30a2 SIS; wintered Texan 81 SOa
3 80.
Hogs-Receipts Is, 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market slow, sc lower;
rough and mixed So 60a4 So; packing and
shipping 81 60a4 80; light 50 Coal Go;
skips 81 50a3 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipment
1000; market steady; natives 81 OOa3 10;
western $275a3 40; Texans 81 4Oa3 co.:
lambs So 50a4 IS.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 24.-Cattle
Receipts, .361 head; shipments, 266
head; market slow. No shipments to
New York.
Hogs = Receipts, 34OO head; ship
ments $500; market active; Philadelphias
$575; Workers $4.5Oa4. 50; GraSsers
81. 5Oa4. 60; 10 cars shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments 1850;
market firm at Yesterdays prices.
New York.
New YORK, September 24.-Beevcs-
Receipts 125 cars. Good native steers,
firm; Others dull and lower; common to
best native steers, S4aS4 50; Texas, 50 Is
10; fair Colorado, 81 15aSl 80.
Sheep-Receipts s, 100 head. Sheep$3.0 90
l3. so; lambs dull and lower at s.. 00a6. %.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market
luiet and unchanged.
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THE ClCADA.

Thou shrill voiced harbinger Of sultry
days,
Misshapen minstrel of a myriad trees,
With raspins files beneath thy crooked
knees,
Thy rapid dagger with a sudden blaze
Slabs viclously the dead midsummer
haze
That wraps in smothering heat the 81
lenCes
Where rest the painting butterflies and
bees
And bids the cot noon listen to thy lays.
Writ in the veins Of thy green gauzy
wings
Are queer, mysterious cabalistic runes
Around whose wavy symbols memory
filings
Thy slumberous songs of summer after
moons
That sink and swell upon LIES bilowy
sea
And plash the shores of Gods eternity.
e. S. Hopkins.
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SUNDAYS.

Leave the City at 100 a. m, and every hour TO
900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. IN, and evepy
hour to 1000 p. m.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. m.
C. HIRSCH,
superintendent.
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far Salt.
TOR SALE.

That desirable residence No. 80 virginia street
Island. Seven rooms, including bath room. IN
good order, and grounds well improved. VIII
be sold OIL favorable terma
Also the house No. ls6 Virginia street. A two
story frame.
For further particulars enquire of B. +. Nc
MEcHES, Wheeling, or THoe. L. BEANS, Ben.
wood. seSeodh
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500 lbs. 15tc; Arbuckle's / Ib. Isle; Par
tola Id. Ste Bulk Roasted-Old Govern
ment Java 26e; Peaberry ISL; ga"
grade Rio 139c; "B' grade Rio 13c; "C''
grade Rio 12Jc
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YonK, September 2I.-There has
been a very fair demand for supplemental
ry supplies of cOtton and wooden good
the firm and niger markets for wool caus-
ing more general attention To wool goods
OF every description.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 24.-Cotton-
Firm. Four-Quiet. Wheat-Heavy;
lower; No. 2 red 76a70lc; receipts 1000
bushels; shipments 5000 bushels. Corn
Dull; No. 2 mixed Haiti. Oats
Firmer; No. 2 mixed 274aa2s. Rye
Quiet; No. 2 soc. Pork-Light demand;
at $40 12!a10 26. Lard-Steady at Sc. 20
Bulk Meats-Neglected. Short rib S725.
Bacon-Fair demand; short rib at s. 90;
short clear at So 80. Whisky-Quiet at
81 IL. Butter-StrOng; higher; extra
creamery at Soc; choice dairy at 1Sc.
Sugar-Quiet. Hogs-Frm; common and
light So s5a4 rs; packing and butchers
4 5Oa4 so. Receipts $50; shipments
$40. Eggs-Easier at 14ac. Cheese-In
fair demand; firm.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., September "a Wheat
Firmer; Cash 763; October "a; November
7S4c; December sole bid; May Ss4c.
Corn dull; Cash Ale. Oats-Firm. Clover
seed, steady; cash 81 60; October 81 624
81 IS.
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Pun.

The Mayfower has won, and Capt Henns
pretty wife, with her cutter, is beaten. Let
rs drop ths gal tear and pass n-Maeoa
TslaOraph
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-r,rI-RA

,f ly an druggists Price: Cutieura. 30
A. r.-hrnL SLUuO; soaps cents. POTTER
r.' Nm rVpNICNL Co, Boston. Mass Send
s..T HON To- Crrr skin Diseases
-ATTTIFY the Complexion and Skin by
RFiAO using the Cuticura soap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25

In old times the schoolmsster wa often
called upon to exercise spirits, as learn
ing was considered necessary for an AK
orcist