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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-18
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterdays News In Martins ferry-The
TAI IIquisitiou.
At the last session Of the Ohio Legisls'
ture, 3 law was passed providing that the
County Commissioners, County Auditor
aud County Treasurer may appoint an
officer known as the TAX iuquistOr." II
is the duty of this officer to look up all
personal property which may have slipped
the assessors, or which may have been
purposely hidden by the owner. Assessors
are paid by the day, and Is 9 rule, DO thei'
work with the least possible trouble to
themselves, sometimes missing large
amounts of property entirely, n IN many
other instances being badly swindied oS
personal property owners These diserep-
aucies and shortcomings Of the assessors
have heretofore been rectifed with vary
ing success by the Boards of Equalization
and INQUIRY, but the members OF these
boards almost invariably being property
owners, and. always paid by the day,
much taxable property slips them. Be
aides, the law does not provide that they
shall do more than simply question prop
erty holders. The TAX Inquisitor' is a
much different Institution. He is paid
DO per cent of all taxes collected through
his efforts, and he does not stop
for anything, but uses every avail
ahls power and strstagem to
ind hidden wealth. He does not work
particularly on the poor fellow whose only
property on earth, 3 house and lot, are in
fun view, but on the people who by al
kinds Of Vaccinations get their property
out of their hands and out Of sight at tax
listing time. he examines all records,
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BALTIMORE, Nd, September 17-Wheat
Fairly sctive and higher; No. 2 winter
red spot 95la95tc; September 95sa95sc;
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BELLAIRE.
A Photographed Record of Yesterdays
DoiDgs In the Glass City.

A Photographed Record of Yesterdays
DoiDgs In the Glass City.
The Belmont Coal Works is 10 operation.
An infant child of John Lynesky was
buried Sunday.
Harry Askew talks of starting q store in
the Fourth ward.
The Democrats at Whitney had a good
time Saturday night.
The brick work of the new @. Il P.
depot is now under way.
The city has $4,000 worth of street
improvement bonds to sell.
Blum Bros. advertise for a lady or gen.
tlemsn bookkeeper and cashier.
The Autographs for "a Night OFF, were
distributed about town yesterday.
Contractor Malopey yesterday removed
the disputed gravel from Noble street.
The window glass factories will be in OPP
Grafton in u couple of weeks if they can get
gas.
Rev. B F. Lee preached his farewell
sermon in the A. NJ. Z. Church last Sun
day.
Mrs. Jesse Randolph and children left
last night for Denver, where they will re-
side.
The street commissioner had his men on
Belmont street yesterday removing the
dirt.
A young lawyer has come to town who
has headquarters at ]. b. Smiths office for
the present.
The window glass works Of Maing,
Hart & Co., at Muncie, Ind, will be ready
to start by the fret.
The nailers had o conference with the
nail works management yesterday but the
business was private.
The fellow who violates the law may es-
cape at the time, but a Bsl,aire policeman
will catch him "bye and bye"
During Rev. K F. Keeler's three years
pastorage here he has made 1917 pastoral
calls and attended 157 funerals.
The B. & o. yard was blocked eth
freight on Sunday, and Capt. Dsvrie', Of
Wheeling, was down seeing what could
be done.
The engineer Of No. 444 on the B. & D.
must be stuck on the Mogul's whistle,
Judging from the way he makes the en-
yiue talk sometimes while crossing the
railroad bridge.
Rodefer Bros. have closed down the
chimney department Of their works. Five
shops wers run on chimpeys, but the man.
sgement found it Improbable. Bellsire
does not produce any chimneys now.
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LIVE sTs:'r
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, September Is. 1888.

At CAIVFRT0N YARDS

BALTIMORE, september 10, 1850.
Ar CALvERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The market for Beeves
has not been active this week, though butch
ers bought q larger number than they
did last week, bat at q decline OF safc per
ID on the figures of last Thursday, the bet
ter grades suffering most The quality
was about the same as that OF last Thurs
day, though there was q longer line OF the
common ann medium grades offered. We
quote at 81 00s4 80, most sales being
made at 81 50a4 90 per 100 lbs.
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at 81 5Oa4 80;
those generally rated first quality "a 123
al so; medium or good fair quality % rs
al 25, and ordinary thin steers, oxer and
COWS 50 O0a3 25 per 100 lbs.
Of the cattle received So came from
Maryland, LAO from Virginia, $50 from
West Virginia, 800 from Ohio, aud 25
from Illinois. Total receipts for the past
week 1888, against 2,341 last week, and
2, 800 same time last year.
Of the offerings LAP were taken by
the Baltimore butchers, 1888 by country
dealers, and so by Eastern buyers. Total
sales for the week 1875, against 995 last
week and l, 905 same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The market for
butcher sheep and lambs has been quite
slow this week. The numbers range only
a few hundred less, and their quality is
not as good rs that of last Thursdays of.
ferinqs. There has been a fairly active
demand for good stock sheep. We quote
butchers sheep at 3a4fc per ID gross,
and lambs at 4s59c, with a few extra at
sc per ID gross. Stock sheep 81 5Oa3 50
per head. Receipts this week of sheep
and lambs 1853 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 17.--Osttle-Rt-
ceipts ], 500 head; shipments 500 head;
market firm; steers s. 50a6 05; stockers
and feeders So 00s2 30; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 45a2 80; western rangers " Is
IA IS.
Hogs-Receipts II, 600 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong; mixed S. GOA
6 so; heavy Sc 10s6 IS; light IS 9Oa6 30;
skips So 50a5 20.
Shsep-Receipts 10, 900 head; shipments
9, 500 head; market dull and 10al5c lower;
natives 81 75a3 90; western So 30a3 80;
Texas 81 75s3 80; lambs 81 0Oa5 so.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 16.-Csttle-
Receipts 8, 1868 head; shipments 2 1913 head;
market active at last weeks prices; COM
mon dull and lower.
Rogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1920 head; market active, all sold;
P~hiladelphias Sc sOa6 s5; common Sc 20
a6 rs; mixed IS 50a6 80; best Workers
So 4Oa6 so; fair So 25s6 35; grassers and
stubblers S. 75a6 90. Pigs-$5 00s6 90.
Sheep-Receipts A 1900 head; shipments
5000 head; market firm at last weeks
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., September 17.-Hogs
Firm; common and light S. 00a6 80;
packing and butchers Sc 0Os6 so; receipts
210 head; shipments $40 head.
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X

Various Matters of Interest Picked Up and
Briefly Photographed.
S. A. Junkins is in the East Purchasing
goods.
W. F. Aver, Of Fowler, and Ayers is
convslescent.
The new part Of the Standard mill went
on yesterday.
James Schaefer is binding himself q
new house in Kirkwood.
Fred. Ameripe has accepted a position
with the Standard Iron Co.
Ed. Bailey, of Colsrsin. has accepted q
position with j. C. Dent & Co.
May and Shirley B~rookminer leave in a
few days to enter Wills College, N. Y.
Will Howell, son of K. T. Howell, is
visiting home. Will is located at Quincy,
Ill.
Public sentiment is rapidly growing in
favor of brick psyements, aud Martins
Ferry water. City Council take notice.
J. ". Britton, President of the Britton
Iron and Steel Co, Of Cleveland, o., was
in the city during the past week on bust
ness.
]. W. Gsllsher, General Agent of the B.
& o. K X at Pittsburg, wss in town yes
terday, looking after the interest of his
company.
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1MARN

p-s,,- MI TENAs June y. lSS-The
S4fgf Specific Company, Atlah,a SA-S,u
tIrr.u one ~ my children was uDu1tTH
viii Rheumatism ami hoiiS Tor about l%p
y..qrS We gave her various kinds OF mehl
Cirr. but without prulL and began TO dcspNlr
81 curlug her nc all l WAS p~erSHaIeI tOtIS
Several b,,ttl,s the diseases All OlSappearr'i,
uad she i now n hale, hearty and hSiAshs
glrl IU"ly" years on Ahp,u'E 'u"L
Inst h.-cuur Irilrted In tho same way anlt
-ru u.fug the :. =. aud anticipate a prompt
and permanent cure. n. . NAG@oNEk-
rfrv HUI, Mo-, July :. lNS-The swift
Sr.ctlc Co.. Atlanta. t~L-6entleuttnt our
l;tle glri when but thyee NetSS "II ot"nn
y-nm several GOOD doctors, hut without any
.pgcial benefit We tried = IS. AMI Uy thH
time one bnttlc was gone. her neal 1ekn "
heal and BY "a" time she had taAeh SIN
t.,r.L.- .bp WAS completely CUrCL Now she
IA. a fun qul heavy heart Of halr-a ROBUST
hearty phud. feel " but NY untE % MAAH
tbs statement. Respectfully, h. I. SuobE-
CHNrrAVOoGA. TENN, June =, EN-Ihe
Swift specific CO.. Atlanta, GA-Geutleunen
IL lS6 contracted blood poison. n ~ once
spuEht a physician, who trratCd me Tor SrE
er1l months. by his advice ! went 20 Crao
py,hard Spriu-s, Ky., where his ,cOur& OF
treatment was carrfGQy observed. lrecOy-
cred. - | thought. buE the next spFinG pun
pies began Co appear on my 's% 49, o ~ JTT,S mn.
Iilg ulcers. I was advised - Try SIS y, and
immediately after taking tt I c"inlneuSei 70
Improve, slowly at hrst, bGG more rapidly
and soon nothing renamed 10
tell ~ my trouble. Ny OlUCt Is now nor
Cuch,y CleanSci, and my system me- rom
faint anil I owe MY present C~Ondiuoh.a
perfect ourc-to your mediCtEc. lchecrfuly
give this statement that Others who have
suffered ~ have may reap thg same neneht-
HARDY N. BURT, - West Ninth S.
HOVER. Ia, May lSSS-TAe Swift Specihc
Co, Atlanta, GA-Gcntlemeu About two
years Az my general heaith gave way en-,
tirCly. was So debiJtated that 1 almost
dszpalred q ever feeling well again. All
that the physicians done for me brought no
permanent relief. Friends insisted that !
should give = s. s. n fair trial, although
thought it wuull be throwing away money.
After taking a thorough course, my health
and strength returned, and | must say that
s. s. y alone cured me, as | discarded all
others while using IL. As a tonic can most
heartily recommend u for general debility,
10 certainly IS specific. w. =. BRIpdES, III.
HOMER. LA-Tknow Mr.. W. +. Bridges, and
syill say that his statement Is correct
JOsEPu SuELrOS, Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIc Co, Drawer J
Atlanta. Ca
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Amendment TO the Constitution.

JOINT RESOLUTION No. 10 PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE, PROHIBITING THE MANU-.
FkCTURE AND SALE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS.
Resolved by the Legislature OF West Virginia,
two-thirds Of all the members elected 70 each
house agreeing thereto:
/. That the following be, and the same II pro.
posed as an amendment 70 the Constitution OF
this State, to-wit: .
2. That section forty-six OF Article vi. OF aid
Constitution, AZ IL % Is, be stricken out, and
the following be inserted therein, In lieu thereof:
&c. The manufacture, sale and keeping for
sale. OF all intoxicating liquors, drinks, mix.
lures and preparations, except as hereinafter
provided, are forever prohibited within this
State: and the Legislature shall without delay
provide, by appropriate legislation, for the strict
enforcement Of this provision. But the Iegtsia.
lure may. provide by law for the manufacture.
sale and keeping for sale, OF alcohol. and pre-.
parstions thereof, for scientific, mechanical and
medicinal purposes. ana Of win for sacramental
purposes, under sufficient penalties and securi.
ties, 10 ensure the due execution OF such laws a.
may be enacted under this section.
Agreed 70 February IL, 1887.
Publication OF the foregoing proposed Amend
ment TO the Constitution Of the State Of WeA
Virginia Is made pursuant 10 the requirements
Of section 6, OF chapter 56 Of Acts ISL.
4. W. WILSON.
BY the Governor:
HENRY 8. WALKER,
Secretary of State.
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hunts MP the holders of all bonds known

hunts up the holders of all bonds known
to him, and inquiries of the recorders OF
western counties for mortgages held by
Ohio people. He slips around and counts
the number OF horses or sheep on
o farm, peeps into peoples houses
and sets @ value on household goods and IN
every conceivable way discovers unlisted
property. Such an individual has been at
work in Jefferson county for some time,
and he has maidstone startling discoveries.
In Mt. Pleasant township the tax dupli-
cate was n increased by his efforts over $2OO,-
900, and one man who has been paying
taxes on $500 had TO shell out $1,000 back
taxes on money loaned in Kansas. The
I" Inquisitor" gets no per cent on
all hack taxes for six years and
bss an immense profit. Through his
efforts it is reported that the taxable
property of Ohio may be increased In
value &C such an extent that the rate OF
taxation may be materially reduced, thus
lifting q very heavy weight from real
estate and from people who wi building
association and get-at-sble stocks.
The Inquisitor will be abroad in Bel
mont county soon.
Quite q number Of complaints have been
heard lately concerning insulting remarks
made by loafeIs along Water street, while
the Wheeling girls who are employed In
the factories are passing to the ferry. The
police are ut work in the premises, q
they will prevent its recurrence If possible,
Mrs. E. c. Simpson left yesterday for
her home in Hamilton, Ohio, after a
months ~sojourn with her father, Mr.. a.
Ralston.
Mrs. Hannah Wright, Of Mt. Pleasant,
returned to her home yesterday after q
pleasant visit With friends in this city.
George Brown, a we'll known former
citizen of this city, is lying quite low OF
old age at his home in Mt, Pleasant.
Miss Thompson, of S%mithfeld, Ohio, is
the guest of Miss Matte Hobensack, OF
West Hanover street.
The &. & p. K. K. has q force of men at
work painting switch targets, sign boards
and whistle posts.
Mrs. Kate Clayland, of Bridgeport, was
the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. Stew
enson, yesterday.
Onarlee UalDFdltn, Vi Onituholu, "~
the guest OF relations in this city Sunday
and yesterday.
The Township Board Of Education tried
to meet yesterday, but failed for want Of a
quorum.
All the F. penny machines at the Laugh
lin Mill were off yesterday for want OF
plate.
The s. p. & o. engineers are still at
work between this city and Portland.
will Winters leaves to-day to attend
school at Delaware, Ohio.
George Ohissel leaves to-day for Colum-
bus to attend school.
F. A. Warbler, OF Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. A. f. Brownlee is in Cincinnati.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
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Hsshissi
PETROLEUM v. Nasty


Saws: ''Intimit acquaintance with q tru
friend always increases our resPeckt fur
that friend"
This is the reSsor why Synvlta Blocks
continue 70 make friends - their virtues
bscoms better known. Clergyman, public
sneakers. and people in aIl the n OF
life are a unit in their praise Of that won
dsrfui new remedy, Synvita COugh Blocks.
They are warranted b cure Coughs, Oolds,
Bronehit;s H~uarseness, Tickling IN the
Throat Sore Throat and Croup; % doses,
% cents Hundreds hear testimony 10 the
remarkable cures of Diarrh0e, Dysentery,
Fiux. Cholera Infsutum, or Summer COM
pIa;nt aud Cholers MorhuS effected by
Sypyi,a Blackberry Blocks; p doses, %
cents. We have stacks oil TESTIMONIALS
from mothers, who, afeer dosing their emil
drsn with strong medicines for other sap
posed diseases, have completely cured tnem
by using Synvita Worm Blocks; % doses
25 cents. After you have tried all the
hish-priesd bottle remedies and have found
mo- relief buy \ package Of Synva Kid
new BLOOD and Liver Blocks and be cured.
80 dosra. 50 ceuts. If you want the finest
tonic Bitter IN the market, buy q package
of Synvits Bitter Blocks for % cents, and
make from ! 10 l gallon of pure tonic Bit
tiers.
All these remedies only l cent = dose.
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
MP in patent packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded Sold by druggists
EVERYWHERE. Gets checker board OF your
dealer free. Send your address on 8 postal
card for scopy Of 'TaESYNvTTA BLOCK, I"
which contains y history Of diseases and
cures. or send I cent stamp for = sample Of
COACH Block AID = copy OF THK STNvTTA
BLOCE. Address. TSe Synyits Co, Lock
Box 2a9, Deiphos, Ohio
ASroS p HISS, Agent FOR Wheeling,
opposite ~p2'toi6Cs.
d. Il. aCSwORDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, q.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Prices Continue Steady at Advanced Quota
tions.
Rrr1tpsgk

Prices Continue steady AT advanced laiota
tons.
BrGdstr.ttS.
Wool is moderately active, with prices
about steady at the recently advanced
quotations. Mos. of the larger msnufac-
turing concerns are now well supplied
with stock. Others are buying from time
10 meet their requirements, and the small
er concerns are also taking increased
amounts. While, therefore, there is less
activity than a fortnight ago, the general
situation is favorable. The outlook for
wooden fabrics is more satisfactory than
Tor a long while past. The stocks OF
WOOL in the seabosrd markets are by no
means excessive, nearly all desirable selec-
tious being in particularly short supply.
The current request Is well distributed
over the usual range, with fine teeces IN
about ~ good demand rs anything In
the country holders are exceedingly firm,
and on the seaboard eonsignments are held
above the present market level.
No special activity has appeared IN the
Boston market this week, and yet, in view
OF the dullness which prevailed for so long
before the August advance, b condition
of business is satisfactory. Among the
BUYERS the representatives of the smaller
mills are the more numerous. For line
lseces full values have to be paid, Ohio
XXX selling at or about Sic per pound.
Michigan y wool is selling freely at 2Sc
for good selections. A steady movement
of territory supplies is under way. Pulled
wool is in moderate request. In foreign
supplies Of all kinds there is little doing.
The receipts this week have been larger
than for some time, but the arrivals SINCE
the beginning Of the year fall short OF 1881.
Current quotations are as follows, in con.
parison with last year and the year before:
Sept. II. Sept 10, Sept IA
1856. 1897. leSS
Ohio & Penn. X."..""~-$29$lc SlgSSc sue;
Ohio Il Penn. XIX S99SS SNGSi
D. Il p. XXX and above Ss9S6 SE9G SlgS2
Michigan X...................SlG2 y
Fine Ohio delsine .........SfD3I a. S9GSS
Te;s ! y snIinRo Is months .sSSS SSS25 isG3
The sales Of the week at Boston are re-
ported at 1880, 100 pounds, as against b
67l, 600 pounds last week and 1885, 8O
POUNDS in the corresponding week last
year.
At Philadelphia the wool trade has
ruled comparatively quiet, but the market
continues very strong. lt is this strength
of values rather than lack Of demand that
causes the moderate volume of business.
Buyers would operate more freely if they
could make purchases sbont lie below gen
eral asking rates, but sellers having paid
more 10 the west for their present stocks
are unwilling 10 sell except a. 3 proper
Tomato advance here, and this tendency oil
vllues restricts trade. Business has been
done at 3ls32c for Ohio NS hseces, 3ia
35o. for medium clothing, and 364373c ,
cai, ay 36iS7c.. for medium Ohio c0mb'ng,
bat few large lots have changed hands.
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Octo6sr 95ts96e; December 9~ssa99sc. Corn
Firm; mixed spot and September 53s
assn; year and January 45sy45fc. Oats
Steady; Western white 32434c; do mix
ed &c Rye-Firm at 60a63-. Hay Dull;
prir q 10 c',ntcs western S14 50s15 90.
ProvisionS-FSj!ly active; mess pork
SIS 75a16 90. Butter-Western packed
l4ai7c; cretmery 21s23c Eggs Firm at
1Sa19c. C~off.s-zFirn,; Rio a: 15s15fc.
\Tcledr
ToLED0, September 17.--Whes.-Firm
and higher; cash &c; September 95c; De-
cember 98ac. Corn-Steady; cash 46c.
Oats-Dull; No. 3 white 26lc. Glover Seed
Steady; cash and October S. 90; new
October S. 25
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WEST YlR6INlA PRINTING CO.,
wheeling. ". w
Order Of Publication.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
L County, rs. In the Circuit Court for ONO
county, West Virginia, September kules' lSsS.
MON
The Sdte Of West Virginia: To hs Sheriff OF OHIO
County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon James n.
appear al the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county al Rules to be held for the said
Court, on the last Mondsy In August, 1855, TO an
swer a bill in Chancery exhibited against him In
toe said Court, by Ida 7. Deyinney, ana nave
then there this writ.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF raid Court,
at the Court II ,use Of said County, In the City OF
wheeling, the 25ta day OF August, 1885. and In
the 18th year OF the State Of West Virginia.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Through 1ickeh and Baggage Checked 70 ell
WI. ROBINSON. Genl PSsL Agent
PNkenburE. ". v.
FRED HUsEMEN. Tray. Pas. Al
wheeling, w. Va
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PST ROLE
PtttshurE,

P%ittshurE.
PlrTsBURa, Pa, September 17.-Pstro
cumulative; closed strong and higher
opened at 90ac; closed at 94c; highest 94C
lowest 90sc.
TitusvMe.
TITUsvILLE, September 17.-Petroleun
Opened at 903c; highest 94c; loves
colo; closed at 93sc.
OIL CITY, September 17.-Petroleum-
Opened at cole; highest 943c; loves
90fc; closed at 935c: sales 1923, 900 bar
rels; shipments 11S, 574 barrels; clearance'
2,192, 900 barrels; runs A, 44Sbarrels; char
tiers Sd, 127 barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK; September 17.-Petroleum-
Opened at 9lfc, 1c below last night, bu'
the market was oversold and on an attemp'
to cover advanced two cents. There wa
then q steady feeling until the last few
minutes, when the market became excited
and advanced two cents more, closing
strong at 94c. Consolidated Exchang'
opening at 90ic; highest 94c; lowest 9Oc
closing at 94c, Stock Exchange opening
at 902c; highest 90c; lowest cote; closing
at 935c. Sales, 2,143, 900 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA. September 17.--Petro
leum-Opsned at Ole; highest 94c; lowest
cole; closed at 93Bc; ~clearances 1890 0
barrels.
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Notice to Take Depositions.

va Ohio county West Viz
James II. D~eginney.J ginia- In Cnsncery.
Take notice that the DISPOSITIONS OF Ida y, De.
VII. ney, Elizabeth Emblin, James Enbiin and
oilers will be taken a. the law once OF L. ;,
jordan, In the Public BuildinE. in the City o.
W heeling, in the State OF West Virginia, on me
hours OF 9 O'Clock O. n. and 6 O'Clock 2. m, 70 DC
re "a In evidence In the above named cause On
behalf Of said plaintiff. And IL from any cause
the taking Of the said depositions shall not %
commenced, or being commenced, b NOT d
eompleted on that day, the taking OF the sams
wiIl be Adjourned from time 70 time until the
same shall be completed -
ByLL S. Jordan. her Attorney.
ToJAME3 n. DEvIEEKY. au2eoyN
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4. z. q O RAILKOAp.

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through pssseuger train
leaves BellAre .; 800 d M, arrives At Beuars n
40 y. N
woodsneld passenger train leaves Belisire at
5 90 o. N, arrives st Beilaire at 8G5 a. N.
Sunmeraeld Accommodation leaves Bsllsir ~
~ 40 M. arrives az BetlGIra Of Il:CS q. n.
All trains daily excspbSCpdsJ. CsGtrel stand
ard Tire from Rellaire.