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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADF
- TO me, as trustee, BY Michael Muffsny and
Ann Mutfany, his wife, dated the 18th DAY Of
June, 1882, and recorded in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio county. State
of West Virginia, In Deed of Trust Book No. 10
page s., viii, on
Thursday, October 4, lsSS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, at the front
(north) door Of the Court House Of said Ohio
county. In the city Of Wheeling, offer at public
sale, at auction, the following described real
property, situate in the said city and county, to-
wit: A piece or parcel of ground In that part OF
said city laid out as an addition thereto by John
Mcclure, and bounded as follows: Beginning al
a point where the south line Of the first alley
parallel with and south of High street strikes
the National road; thence southwark along the
western side Of said road, about seventy COY feet
more or less, to Mrs. Roa his line thence west
with Mrs. Roach's line one hundred and sixty
three (l63) feet, more or less, TO Philhps' line;
thence north with said Phillips lines fifty six
1867 feet TO the alley aforesaid; thence east with
more or less, to the place OF beginning; together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and the apnurtenances thereuuto in anywise be-
longing OF appertaining.
Terms of sale TO be one-half, and as much
more as the purchaser may choose to give, cash
AT the time Of sale, the balance. If any, to be
paid in six months and TO be evidenced by q
promlssoy negotiable note al six months, with
good pc sonal security, bearing interest from
by the trustee until payment In full
The title Is believed TO be good, but the sale
and conveyance will be only Of the right and
title hold as trustee as above mentioned.
DENIS 0'kREFFE,
sep4i Trustee.
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PRODUCE.
New YORK,

NBW YORK, September 7.-Flour-Rs-
ceipts 2l,667 packages; exports 1892
barrels and 16, $50 sacks; market strong
and less active; sales %, 800 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 1863, $50 bushels; exports 1876, 63l
bushels; spot market unsettled; options
steady; No. 3 red 92s924c; No. 4 red Sec;
ungraded 90ca$1 O4; No. 2 Milwaukee 974c;
No. 2 Chicago 81 OF; No. September
81 GOAL 0Oi, closing at ST. 00s; October
81 OOsa1 0ls, closing at 81 01s; November
81 O2i1 O25, closing at 81 021; December
81 O3S; January 81 04!s1 05, closing at
81 O45; May 81 OH 0Ss, closing at 81 OSs.
Rye-Dull. Carn-Receipts 81, ole BUSH
els; exports 105, 1897 bushels; sales 2,760,.
900 bushels futures, 258, 600 bushels spot;
options strong; ungraded mixed 53la554c:
No. September 54sa55sc, closing at 55sc;
October 5ia55tc, closing at 55ic; Novem-
Der 544a55ic, closing at 55ic; December
52Aa534c, closing at safe; January 50sa
size, closing at 5l!c. Osts-Receip,s
100000 bushels; exports $4,000 bush
els; sales S55 900 bushels futures, 2O3,-
600 bushels spot; market fairly active;
mixed western 26a35c; white do 30a46c;
WUitc Olatc oOAtOCs IIuy duu Ilop5-
Steady. Coffee Options weak; sales 1914 :
500 bags; September II 20a13 OOc; October
IL 70al2 Soc; November IL 15a11 SOC; De-
csmber II 00all SOC; Janusry1O S0a11 20c;
February, IL. 10a11 2Oc; March, April, May,
July and August II 15c; spot Rio unset
tied; cargoes l5ic. Cat Meats-Stropger;
picked bellies 9la10ic; do shoulders Sc;
do hams 12c Lard-Wesk; western
steam $40 GOALS 90; September $40 CO.
October 50 80; November 50 25; December
s. IS. Butter-Fancy firm; western dairy
l2a15c; do creamery 14s23c. Cheese
stroug; western 7fssc. Copper-Nominal
lake SIG 90. Lesd-Strong; domestic S. IS
Tin-Firm; straits So 20. Sugsr-Firm
centrifugal Gao 5.16c; refined firm. Rics
Steady. Petroleum-Steady; crude 6is
TIC; refined 73c; United closed at &c.
Cotton Seed Oil-Quiet. Tsllow- Firm
Rasin-Dull. Turpentiue-Active. Egg
Quiet; western 17fs19sc. Wool-Ae
tive and strong; domestic hssce 33a34c;
pulled 25a36c; Texas l3a22c.
Chicago,
CHICAGO, September THE whea'
market was excited and in q nervous stat;
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Mineral County All Right.
Correspondence Of the Register.

SPECIAL Correspondence Qf the Rf0ISter.
ELK GARDEN, September 6. The Cleve-
land and Thurman Club at this place is
gradually increasing in membership, and
it is thought that it will reach at least 200
before the 9th of November.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson has promised to be
with us in few weeks to deliver an ad-
dress on the political issues Of the day.
What shame it is to be compelled to
give poor Flick another political burial.
We gave him credit for having more judg-
ment than to allow his name to be used
again as q candidate for Congressional
honors. Wilson will literally wipe up the
earth with him.
The Democrats made mistake NO years
ago which lost them this county, but such
a Ching is not likely to occur again in
many years, and you can put Mineral
county down for Democratic msjority OF
at least 500.
The almond-eyed Chinese, free whisky
and a-dollar-a-dsy for workingmen club
would not accept the challenge Of the
Cleveland, Thurman and tariff reform club
for Joint debate on the political issues Of
the day. "we've got them on the run,
boys" whoop-la!
The l. O. o. F. are building handsome
hall st this place.
Mine Inspector Cunningham is attend
ing the Senatorial Convention at Moore
field, this week.
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A GREAT FIZZLE.
The Republican Barbecue and OK Roast
at Moundsville.


The Republican Barbecue and OK Roast
1t Moundsville.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
MoUNDsvnLE, September THE he
publican barbecue and OK roast, which was
to have been held in Shsrp's orchard al
Moundsville, yesterday, gotten up in the
interest of W. j. Burnley, candidate for
Sheriff, almost bordered on the ridiculous.
It commenced to rain about 10 o'clock and
all on the way to the feast
got drenching wet. Republicans wore
look OF disappointment, ana
likewise, the Democrats large number
of whom had come to witness the Repub-
lican love-feast. The OK which had been
roasting for the last two days, was carried
into the hall of the Court House at dinner
time, where il was chewed and tranpied
ander foot till the place smelled worse
than q slaughter house. In the after
noon the crowd repaired to the Court
room, where the speaking was to be. u.
". Atkinson, the Pro Republican candl-
date for Congress, was the first speaker
George Wesley is not 80 much at home
making Republican speeches as he is de-
livering prohibition addresses to, Sunday
School scolars, and IS he wished to avoid
saying anything on the latter subject to
those present, ne proceeded to give his
tory of the political parties. The address
was devoid of any particular interest. 1t
was read from manuscript, and his listen
ers soon became very weary.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Atkinson's ad-
dress, Private J. NJ. Dslzell, Of Ohio, was
introduced. The people were greatly dis.
appointed in the speaker, and kept up
such noise that one could scarcely hear
bis ears. Mr.. Dalzell made very good
Republican political speech, however. The
honors were about equally divided between
Blaine, Harrison and Golf, and the crowd,
no doubt, imagined that one of them will
receive the nomination for President be-
fore long. Two brass bands furnished
music fer the occasion.
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Piedmont Matters.
nFIhn DBL L..

SpsciGi Correspondence Of ne Register.
PIEDMONT, ". VA, September T.
Two Cinnamon have rented room Of
Mr.. Z. ]. Fredlock pear the weight scales
and are going to start Chinese laundry
here. There are several poor women here
whose sole support is taking in washing
and now John Chinaman comes along
under Republican favor rents room OF q
Republican and runs opposition to ouI
destitute widows and yet Harrison Is their
friend.
Flank Kesrns his joseph Kooken on the
head with stone to-day near the Davis
bridge, inlliCtiag an ugly wound which
LJay prove fstal. They arc both residents
# WesternpOrt, Md, and the assault was
committed in Maryland.
Misses Mary Munsie and Maggie Zais
have returned from visit to Oakland.
Messrs. J. A. Hoyt spd Harry Hardness,
members OF the Gilbert bsnd, have secured
good employment at Roanoke City, Va,
and have left for their new boms.
Mrs. Walker returned to her home at
Harrisburg. Va, after 8 long visit here
The funeral of young Moran, the coal
bank victim took place to-day and was
largely attended,
Jaues Ross, an engineer on the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania railroad, has the
quinsy and unless ne soon improves, he
cannot recover.
A large number Of gentlemen are at
Keyser attending Circuit Court, which
commenced to-day.
Mr.. W. NJ. Clements, General Manager
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
here yesterday on business.
A three-year-Old son Of Mr.. o. N.
Rizsr, fell from his fathers spring wagon
Yesterday, and one of the wheels passed
over iIs head, harting 1t badly. 1t was q
miracle that il did not kill 1t.
A $50 chandelier on Mayor Z. ..
Hughes jeweiry store fell from the ceiling
last night, and was completely ruined. IL
nit fine show case also breaking 1t.
A small wreck occurred on one OF the
B i o. side tracks yesterday between here
and Keyser. One car was demolished and
several broken and derailed, and nearly
all of the telegraph wires were broken.
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BELLAIRE.

Thursday evening, ~ the section men
on the B T. & G. were returning from
work their hand-car ran over stone which
had been placed on the Tail ana was
thrown from the track. The car was
thrown upon Henry Frymau, the boss OF
the crew, aud he was badly but not seri-
ously hurt. Fryman is the unfortunate
man who had his hand crushed several
weeks ago, and he had just returned to
work q few days ago.
The annual Missionary and Sunday
School Convention OF the Cnristian
churches OF this district is being held In
the Christian Church. A number OF per
SONS from abroad are in attendance. Inc
session will continue over tomorrow.
Oliver T. Borham, who was sentenced t(
the peniientiary TO serve 8 term OF twelve
wears. three years ago, for the Ruling o.
samuel Day in this city, has been par
dOned.
Row, son of George Romick, had one o.
his legs badly hurt at the steel works
Thursday, by being caught between Two
of the small cars used at the works.
A blind horse belonging to Peter Manly
fell into a cellar on Belmont street, sno
mart of the wall had to be torn down tt
get the animal ont.
Rev. K. F. Keller, of the Ftrst NJ. +
Church. will deliver the address at the
Rush Run Sunday school picnic to-day.
Harry Kitchen is having business room
erected at the corner of Union ana Oreseen'
street, to be used as 8 confectionery
The Thomas Dunlap farm, two miles
west of town, was sold Thursday for IS, ooO'
There are sixty acres in the farm.
A better grade of peaches are now com
ing into the market; and the finest piums
we ever saw.
Rev. Wolfe and wife, o. Irwin, Pa, are
visiting the family of james c. Taliman,
Een
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4xHrtsM.
baltimore AND OHIO r r

Departure Of Trains frun Wheeling, xastai
lima Schedule inedect April 2esh, ls&
.ss1 Ist e:,ss s1S N =; s.s "a -
! I S ief Sincsnnsa ana 9. Iou,a los =
n. and LIS p n. daily.
Camhridse Accommodation s'ooa NJ exceps
For Columbus, lo.5 q n. daily. ed li:ls p
EIpres for wsahington. .. b, baltimore
Phi aS ssn and d Ssx fork' Via erson 70
i Tor P s 3 and G.Ain,..a, Pa, $50 4 N
daily; fxpreS $40 z N. daily; iss ,. n: dahl,
except Sunday. Additional way train foe waa6.
nffsa ssasss. S M f5s:; sSSs:' s
For Noundsville. SIS = n. rs q N, i2Ne
noon and $40 p, n. daily excspt Sunday.
For canSsflsas, sss = m, daily szosp. Sun
fr g. clainyille, ss6 and soos u. and 10
p N. and $40 p. N daily except Sunday.
Eypres trains arfive from Chicago s.@ ant
20 2. MS. m, and n $40 ? m daily and As NJ
Express trains arrive ftom 81 Louis and.Cin.
cdnnah, as m. and 6:l0 p n. daily
Expres tIains arrive nom PHILADELPHIA Bal.
q m. and lo:S p m. daily. Via Pisssburs io:rs
Trains arrive nom Columbus ~ Z n; I sne
day.
fnim arrive nom Pithb1rS, lois q n. ala y I.
and l2tS p, m, except sundayh and SoS p. m.
and lilo p. N. daily.
Trains arrive nom Warrington, Pa. 500 . N.
Prom Msundsviifc, 7:so ana Sis Z n. and leo
and 7:4o p. m. daily exceps Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton. In q N. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p. N.
Prom ST. ClaiIsvihe, ss8 and los .. m. and
l:ss and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodated arrives at 7l0 p
Baggage called ior ara eAected at hotels and
residences on orders leu ct Ticket once, lI0
Market street. and at Depot
CHAa o. eCUIl.
Conceal Passenger Agent
W. N. CLEMKNTS, Manager. myl
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The issue then is fairly made up Set'reen
us: II is 6ellreea high tdEdtiOH on TIE one
kaad and reasonable tGratioR on the other.
n Is bet,ceea taking the money Of the people
out of their OIcn CONTROL, oat 81 aeT o.e"
pOek,ts, and 6uryiag IL IN The cellar Of tie
Tyeaary Department or IL Is bet'ceen tedr'ng
tkemoneg rksrs IL belOags. IN the pockets %
fE<seopis, to be used By them as tie'r 'rsnfs
rso,,irs and as their Intelligence and honesty
dirsct. Judge THURMAN at Port Huron
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No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

L ls Na,ur.E Remedy, m1fo exclusively
'om Roots and Herbs.
spyrtcy.ly Harmless.
L IS tie oaty remedy S7nNvn To the world
rhl, ha, ever Yet t,srrR Contagious Blood
q .or N az is s'Ig.s.
l- cures NrrCur.al rheumatism, Cancer,
S.rs'.a. and other Do, .-,l al cases heretofore
c.r,5trrpL ia.grahi'. Il cures any disease
raa.Nl from impure blood. Il IS now pre-
s.r,o,d 1y thousands ~ the best physicians
ia the Ua.tcl States, as tonic. We append
Ihr ,ta'rmgut ~ few:
'Ihayvu-rIS =. s.. ur ratipats corvalesc.
10 ,-.w r.'yr AMI from measles with the
L.,' s.rIIt,. j. y. CIICNE,, VI. D.
EuIvtllp, Ga'
lgGSES. gA-WiIur White was afflicted
win >ra,I Is 81, v,n ,HlrS. prescribed >. -
y. 4u,t to-day hv is % IaJ and rHu,s' boy.
T.. ". HNkAEE, u. ID.
E..Uvnyn. ", pc. p, ISL -IhJvc taken
'.1.r 'srttiy, q SwIfJ's Specific FOR secondary
i.nI yn.~Du- n UriS much better tuan pot
Ash 70 IG, rJler remedy have ever used
T. g. WINFIELD, NJ. D.,
Formerly % Sussex Co, Va
IA 2. r uNE. the we'll known druESist
an. lHNSTrLt4, ct y t-hNlliT, HpMaru County
IA. writes. Having su0uC know l"dsc 70
"aN :. $. s Is comps ut, l can SAlrS
..r r'"r. u.i DC as The rrWsly Tor al. skin uiI.
'a.rs, 90 matters urJ what he name may De-
We hay. q box giving a history OF this
""'.'--'.i rrU.rly ami is cures, from St
''rr lu. Wur.l, which will convince Uu tnGS
4. So" s.E O.. true, and which "" VIII n'SI
~ ON 50 l.IcgtIOn. No family ShoulI ~
W.iEOH' TO- We have another ON Contagious
f"'i tni-ua, sent On same terms.
N-1. o., q history Of your case, and our
IH a.U will advise i'm you 10y letter, IN
..-.e..,; ,nurdyucc. We will not deceive
!o4 N.,"wlusly.
tyr sale BY ali druggists.
N THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
New YORK. 80 EruSdNay.
T4nflVn 2 ne - SNOW HILL
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..,,6,s,srrr.s- iu6ed
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SunbSSu.
GOvERNMENTs-Steady to firm.
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n mao RAILROAD

Bellaire and Zsnesyille through passenger train
leaves Rellsire ct % g. m, arrives 81 Bellsirs a..
10 Up. N.
Woodsreld passenger train leaves RellsiIe st
% p. m, arrives al Bellsire At S:e5 q. N.
SuDmerfeld Accommodation leaves Bellair sl
n % m, arrives st Bellaire az Nos a. m.
Al trains dsilyexeePt sunday Central stand
an1 Time frUrn Bellsire. .
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PETBOLECM
New York.


NEW YORK, September Z. --Petroleum-
Opened steady at 929c, and after a slight
advance the market declined to 9l5c.
Heavy buying by Western operators then
caused sharp advance, on which the mar
ket closed strong at 96c. Consolidated Ex-
change, opening at 924c; highest 96c; low
eat 91sc; closing at 96c. Sales, 1901 zoo
barrels.
OIL Oity.
OIL CITY, September 7.-Petroleum-
Opened at 92lc; highest 96c; lowest 9lsc;
closed at oslo; sales 1882, 600 barrels
ciearances g. 102, 600 BARRELS; runs 30, 63l
barrels; shipments 76, 355 barrele; char
tsrs 33, $50 barrels.
Titusviile.
TITUsvILLR, September Z. -Petroleum--
Opened at 93sc; highest 96c; lowest 9l2ci
closed at OSLO.
Bradford,
BRADFORD, PA, September 7.-Pstro-
leum- Opened ut 929c; lowest 9l4c; high
est este; closed at 96tc; clearances 1,3lS,'
600 barrels.
PittsburE,
PIrTsBURe, PA, September 7.--Petrnie'
um-Active; closed strong; opened at 92ic
closed ct 96c; highest 96ic; lowest Ollie
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Real Estate Agents, 1915 Market Street,
sep5yb Wheeling w u,
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An excellent chance for baker. The Schu
maeker property in Moundsville, W. Va. Al
baking facilities, with fine and long established
run Of custom, IS, 500.
Green House property in Moundsville, W. Va
Good buildings, hot-beds, Office etc Greer
House at present filed with valuable plants and
flowers A good business established. Very lit
tie competition, and in easy reach of the city
market. $1,000
Two desirable lots in Moundsyille, each 5Oxlo(
feet, $500 each.
Stove foundry, situate in Moundsville, ". Va
All facilities for stove making; all necessary pat
terms, ETC.. only 5000,
Some first-class properties in Wheeling and
vicinity, also in Ohio.
Apply for particulars to
DAGG & CARVER,
Real Estate Agents, 1915 Market Street,
sep5vb Wheeling, W. Va.
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TITUsvILLR, September Z Petroleum
Opened at 93sc; highest s6c; lowest slici
cloaad at Q5ic
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBRRTy, September 7.-Csttls-
Receipts and shipments $50 head; market,
nothing doing, all through consiguments.
Hoss-Rsosipts 300 head; shipments
9, 800 head; market firm; Philsdelphias
Sc 50a6 65; mixed Sc 30a6 40; Workers
Sc 1Oa6 90; common to fair S. 85a6 90;
pigs SIS 00s5 rs.
sheep-Receipts 1, 400 head; shipments
1 200 head; nothing doing on account
all through consignments.
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STATEs-Stesdy to firm.

| STATES-Ste9dy 10 nrm.
RAILROAns-Dull; sales 81, 58l 900.
STOCss-The stock market was again
active, snd during the entire day, except
the first half hour, it was strong, leaving
prices sgsin materially higher than last
evenings igares. First sales were from
! to 3 per cent lower than last nights
figures, and in the early trading these
losses were further increased from ] to
per cent. The market, however, quickly
recovered it's tone and. although there was
little animation outside of the four leading
stocks, the declines were about recovered
before the end of the first hour. The mar
ket continued quiet until the afternoon,
while strong tone prevailed from that
time until the close of business. Texas
Pacific, Norfolk and Western preferred,
Tennessee and Northern Pacific in turn
led the advance and the general list be-
came more active throughout. The close
was fairly active and strong at the highest
prices of the day. The active list geDer-
ally ia higher this evening. Tennessee
Coal rose 81, Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred II, Northern Pacific preferred 1t,
Texas Pacific | per cent. Sales y OSS
shares. Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express 145; American Express
1O9i; Canada Pacific, 57a; Central Pacific
$50; Chesapeake and Ohio Is; do preferred
irsts II; dosecon6s 10; Chicago and Alton
1873, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1133 ;
Delaware and Hudson, 49,; Delaware
Lsckawanps aud Western 144s; Denver
and RIO Grande, 49,; Erie, 29s; do pre-
ieTred, Il; Fl Wayne, 15l; Illinois
Central 1194; Lake Shore, 9Ss; Michigan
Central, Sc; Minneapolis and St. Louis,
81; DO preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
833; Northern Pscifc, 28s; DO preferred,
63s; Chicago and Northwestern 1l5i; dc
preferred, 145l; New York Central, lO9;
Oregon Transcoutinentsl, 30s; Pacific Mail,
37i; Peoria, D. & E., cot; Pittsburg, 158;
Pullman Palace Car, 1853; Reading, 81!
RocE Island 1113; st. Louis and aap
Ersncisco, 321; dc preferred, 10; Gnt
preferred, 1I3}; ST. Psul, Minneapolis ana
Manitoba, 1O6; st. Paul and Omaha, Alt
10 preferred 100; Texas Psci6c, 26s; Unjoa
Paciar, 6l4; Unite, States ExpTnsa, 70;
Western Union, 842
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BBeelins Register
Grarslsrs' Suids

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AkxrLASANIoSo OF RERREKNcxMARKs:sD aily.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted Sun
day only saturday excepted.--75 Meridian.
May Is, 1855 Wheeling time, which "a lust one
hour earlier han Central Time:
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,,.rI,r Trom skin Disease

ferr''' 49,, terrible >un TIT for years from
have pStvS1 .s,,, amt blOcd. and have been
EsasS'> O, ' r,,., Tgblc places by reason OF my
% .Sct 10 ,., ..,, = Have had the best Of ply
t,is1''DS ".,..rr huudredS % dollars, but got
AS snd ,,.si The JutiUura Remedies,
70 rs.s Hl ,,,,i me. aud Il my skin as clear
al nv a,o'~ - IDA NAY BlSS
Olive Branch 4. o., Miss.
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LIVE ST0UJC
Chicago,

CHICAGO, Sept. 7-Osttie-Racsipt'
1000 head; shipments 5000 head; market
10c higher for good, others weak; beeyei
Sc 2Os6 40; steers s. 50a6 10; stockers and
feeders 81 1Oa3 90; cows, bulls and mixed
81 35s3 90; Texas C attic 81 S0a3 so; West
ern rangers So 00s5 90.
Hogs-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments
5. 600 head; market weak; mixed SIS 95s
6 40; heavy Sc 60; light S. 7Oa6 25; skip'
81 00a5 65.
Sbeep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow and a shade
lower; natives So al 90; western So 1Oa
8 to; Texans 81 4Oa3 so; lambs 81 5Os
: 75
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SUNDAYS :

Leave at 7.O0a m. and run every hour except
Church Train at 9:l5 D. 10. Leave Wheeling Park
at 500 g. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. M,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 9;I5 q. m. and Wheeling at l2l5 and
glS D. m G.. HIRSCH, Sup't
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for Sale.

EoR sALE-HoUsE- THE LARGE ~ Story
II Brick on corner of Main and First streets,
containing eleven rooms halls, hydrant, cellars,
and every convenience. Suitable for boarding
house and saloon Large lot Enquire on the
premises ADALINE MEL. sep4AS
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PtttsburE,
DIX GOODS.
Nav YorN

New York.
NEW YORK, September DRY Goods
In the jobbing departments Of trade the de-
mand was larger, but Of agents the request
was moderate, except for prints.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

(IY KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 80, lSSs, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad viii
run a. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
DOR SALE.

Atvalley Grove, eleven miles east of Wheeling,
on the National Pike, and in sight Of railroad
station, large dwelling and stable and suficien,
land for good garden. win sell for s., 500, which
Is less than cost Of buildings.
JAMES L. HAwLRY,
iY2l I'm Main Rtneet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08
CMEVEIAND \ pITTshURa Z. Il.

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Usdet schedule III sneot May 10, lsss, ustas
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 40 ..
10. For Pittsburgh, 1917. NJ Por 'hicsgo and
Cleveland LA p, m. Fer Pittsburgh and New
York, S:39 p. In. For steubeayiile sS o. m.
For Martins Ferry, 6<b = IL. Trains arrive al
Bridgeport 81 ?hs Z m. 10. Ii Q. ", l2:2s p. ~.
t:l5 Q. m, az p. 10, and 7t7 p. m,
A. l. WALLIHG, Ticket Agent
uyl6 BFdgppOrt Ohio,