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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

E,Ery delegate to the Convention Is 3
solid. representative citizen who means
business from the word 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

ms the most remarkable convention
the State has ever seen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-01

YESTERDAY was = glorious day for
West Virginia.
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The politicians kept decidedly in the
back ground
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The brains, energy and capital OF West
Virginia are hack Of this boom"
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TOR SALE.

i
Iwill offer for sal, abOIt Is acres Of lane Just
east of N" Court House. Muumisvilly, ". Va ,
on which is a large dwelling hOU>r ont nuild-
ing, fruit tees. Shrubbrry, sc. THIS lard lies -
Ia five principal streets 0' the tCwG can b. tx.
tended through it. Will DC sid a. whole or In
parcels 70 Fuit the purchaser Terms easy $50
abUut 10 binding lots Gdju.Giug. Inquire of. W.
Gu'lulcr, JUG. NJ. IGrner, Il ". Hunter Mounds
VILE, W. Va. MIN
JNU2S\LE-TFE PLEASANT BRICK RESI-.
II drnra Of NJ William Le'"ntpD jr, No. &ll1
Gn8l Inc street; has twelve rooms, bathroom
and celia, is heated by natural gas, and Is in
thorough repair. At the rear Of the property,
fronting on The alley, IS u brick building, now
used as Il wash house, CO2taiulng i"uT rooms,
heated hy ratu.al gas, and ale In thorough re-
pair. III O; used as tt wash, house the rear build
ing Is suitable Tor tenants. This property has a
!tOutag1 on ChaplIne : rect OF about sixty feet.
and Il depth from ChNplinc street 10 the a'lsy OF
al Ut one hupdrci and twenty feet. The south
crn portion i not built on, aud wOuld be a de
sirablc building lot. also, one kranich n Bach
BABY Grand Piano, which hastCCn IL occasional
use ebOut tt year and { half, and Is az good es
new. miltOiN
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SAit u. 1917
beginning AT 10 O'Clock IA M scll nj public auc-
ton al the nOTlh mont door al the Court House
Of ohio 60 Ity, I'm the city Of wheeling, the FOL
lowing centre Wheeling property:
Lot II on the southeast corner Of Main street
and Alley l.. with four Sinry Brick Ilou'c'
thereon. fronting on the east side nf Main street.
= - much at Lot IA As les south OF the prop
erty dcv srd hy the sad will 10 J. W. Anick,
aud norm O!thst owned By ". y. Barhm.n,
and hav ng y irOGt on the west side Of Main
street Of nb0It 1917 feet. with r Two-stoTy Brick
House on Main street. and n 1~ohtOry Frame
House o ! tn" resr Of said part Of Lot 20.
2. The north 81 L'Ct : Inches Of Lot u on the
SCut' west CDrnCT Of nHin street and Alley j..
having thereon erected two TwostOry Brick
Houses fronting Oh the Yves, side OF Main street
aud f,lr Two-s'Ory Brick Houses fronting o.
Alley Is. In par; Of Lot 81 ahjointOl the south
that part devised by said VIII " Thomas T.
AmiCk, and extends on the front from Alley Il
southwark to the CrIirc line % the north parti'
ton wal ofsaid Thomas +, AmlcE.
SA o. will he made In such parcels as Will be
mot beneficial 10 the estate.
TERKs or -Oncthird and rs mIrh more
of the purchase money as he purchaser may
elect To pay, cash. aud the residue In two equal
payments IN one and two years With interest
from day uf sale payable annually, notes with
good PERSONAL security 10 be given therefor by
the purchasers, and a'sO 10 be secured BY satis.
factory insurance, and the title 10 lie retained
until payment in full.
VI W. AMICK,
Executor Of Thomas II Wins, deceased.
]. G. HERvEY, AuCtioneer. ten
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BOON,

waists goe We should remark ;
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POLTiys were no where To be seen, or
heard.
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Afw Adusriissmeats.

FuFOV Seabury'S HyGroBaphthOl Soap,
kNHHl tor promptly curing AL skin and
SsS'i' SCALP diseases such as eczema,
-.,H riugworm, letter, blOtChcs, black
khMU spots, BARRIERS itch, dandruil,
HliIlkI sraly euptiOnS or ~ToughnCSS. fell.
ing HAIR, &c, Sc. II Is highly
punIlI n meiiCaled, sweetly scented, and
NhIIIu disiufeC,S all sinks, basins, IN ;,
Si'SHS sc. through which it passes.
ullIT HydrOnapIthOl Pastilles, for
HhVf purifying sick OOmS, closets ana
linS6 apartments where disease germs
Turk. when burned in such pa
AhNS ces they impsrt a most delightful
odOr, which l. refreshing 10 the
sick aud agreeable to all other oc
ElIltiN CupantS.
UUUUUI Mead's Corn and BuniOn Plss'
tiers quickly reduce Inflammation
1h NC az and soon cure CONS bunlOns,
III OiSI al thereby bringing relief ami com
fort to thousands of sufferers.
0DUHTRINP SEABURI JOHNSON.
U0UOulOIOk Sole Manufacturers \. !.
fe26Sun, Tu. wed
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IT Is seldom that such an aggregation OF
safe ara national celebrities is found in
ole ConveutioH.
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FOR RENT.

No. 200 Main street, storerCon.
No. 1861 Chapline street, four rooms.
No. 1903 ChsPliDe street, three rooms.
No. ~. EOh street. four rooms.
No. 10 fifteenth street, four rooms !rst ao0r.
No. u. Fifeanth Ftreet. four Dom y aOor
No IL Seventeenth st'eet, fourroOns, frt rCor
No. 1871 Cbapline street, seven rooms.
No - South Penn street, SEVEN rooms.
Nc yDs Wood street, hye rooms.
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WE~r VIRGINIA is bound for the front,
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EIr. J.. T.. Stealey, OF C~larksjurs, Is in
the city, and is killing those two progerb-
ial hiuI4 With one stone. He no. only
comes ia he interest Of State improvement
bu. in she interest OF the Union Labor
party a. well. Mr.. Stealey cares not how
the Convention goes about it, but wants
the results To be good.
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Mr.. NJ. NJ. Cullen, Of Hancock county, is
al the Mcclure. Mr.. Cullen thinks the
state Improvement Convention will work
wonders tor the Stale's prosperity, and
expect, great things from the Convention,
and the Jew railroad now butt into their
county. Mr.. CIllen il a representative
West EtIg,uJan aud has the good Of the
state AZ heart.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Of
Valuable Main Street, Centre
Wheeling Property.
SATURDAY. MARCM 3, 1883,

DN VIRTUE ~ THE AUTHORITY VESTED
d in me hy the Will Of Thomas II. Wins, de
ceased, | viii, ~ ext CutOr, on
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BRIDGKPORT.

The marriage of Mr.. George Robinson to
Miss Emma Mitchell occurred yesterday
about noon at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. J. X. Mitchell. The affair
was entirely private, only the immediate
frierd ; Of the family being present. Alter
psrt4king Of q sumptuous rtpast, the hsppy
couple left on q bridal tour through 'ha
ERt.
Quarterly meeting service will be held
at the N. L. Church next Sunday. Pre-
| siding Elder Rev. Webb wal preach in the
morning, at which time the sacrament OF
the Lords Supper will be administered.
Rev. Webb will also give q discourse on
next Saturday evening at the NJ. Z.
Church.
Mr.. Casper Rrsidenstein hiss purchased
and presented q uew bell TO the German
Lutheran Church. This will be q very &C
ceptable gift, which VII be q long standing
monument to his msmcry.
The Ladiss Sewing Circle will have a
qnlltiDg at the residence OF Ms, Warren
HOLSTER this mOrning at nine O'Clock.
All are requested 70 bring thsir Lunch.
The week Of prayer will be observed by
the \. N. G. A, in pursuance Of which
~ssve-al will be held each evening Of this
week a. their CONS.
The German Lutheran congregation will
held . fsir and supper in Hernlein's Hall
Wednesday and Thursday evenings OIL
this week.
Mrs Edward Tureman and her son
Charles, returned yesterday from . visit
with friends in Toledo.
DR.. John Cook, who has been confined tC
his room for a few days, is able to attend
to his duties again.
Mss Nellie Jones, Of Delaware, o., !,
the guest Of relatives in town.
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GROCERIES,.
Wheeling,

Wheeling.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup Soc; Honey
Drips 3Oc; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
72c: ten gallon kegs roc; one-half barrel
Sc; barrel &C. Sugar dark SOC;
re additional in half barrels). New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy 47c; Choice 45c;
Prime 43c; Fair 4Oc; Mixed goods New
Orleans S0a32c; Bakers goods Doc.
PRovIsIoNs-Large s. @. mans BE; me-
dunn S. O. hams 133c; small s. @. hams
14c; California hams lOc; s. @. breakfast
bacon 12c; S. O. shoulders loo; homeless
hams 12c; city sides 11ic;
ham beef lie; ordinary beet,
&c; family mess pork, BIB pieces,
Sl6 so; bean pork, fine clear, SIT 0G.
LABp-Tierce etc; half barrels 93c;
tubs 9lc; tin pals, 8 lbs, lie; TIN
pals, 5 lbs, 94c; tin pals, 10 lps., 1Oc;
tin pals, 20 lbs, Ole.
GAINED Consultative; Standard 3p
table peach 81 25a2 so; No. 3 tomatoes
81 90 to 81 25 per dozen, as to quality;
strawberries oh 81 10; blackberries
Oh Csc; raspberries 2 ID 95c; Dam
sons 2fo CSC; lima beans 2b sOc;
coxe oysters IN light Goo; do In full
weight 95ca$1 90; string beans Oh S5a9Oc;
guccotash Oh 81 OOa$1 25: early June peas
81 35a1 40; French peas 15a29c, as
to quality, each; pineapple 81 40;
g~ooseberries Oh 9Oca$1 90; IN Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 90; ID grade
81 75a1 80; 3fb sweet potatoes 81 Is; Bib
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARK-No. l tubs 81 80; No.
2 So so; No. 3$5 80; 2 hoop pals 81 40;
3 hoop 81 90; sap 81 so; single w~ashboards
81 so; double do. So 90; fine crimp double
do. 50 10; single 81 80. -,
FRUTTs-New Prunes 4!c, a to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, SC; Layer Odora,
Sc; London layer raisins $2.75a3.OO
Loose Muscatels, $500 to 2.25.
On-Lard, extra western strained soc,
carbon, 10, 7!c; carbon, $50, &c; white
miners best winter 55c; white miners
48 to SOC. .
SUaARs-Cut loaf s4c; Cubes s4c; Fruit
powdered SIC, Ordinary powdered Sic,
Granulated Standard 73c; Standard Con
~fectioner's A 7sc; STANDARD GrOcer'sA 7sc,
Pearl White A tic; White extra O 7ci
Ohio Valley &c; New York o 6sc;
fruit @ sc.
CoFFRR-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio 1stc; Fancy Green 1sfc; Peaberry 1Sc;
Choice Green 184c; Prime Green l7c;Roast
ing grades Ice; Java 24c. Roasted in pack
ases-Ohio Valley 204c; Ohio Valley roast.
cd, 500 ID lots, cote.
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BELLAIRE.

The item set aloat to the effect that q
'csrtain official Of the city" had com
promised himself by acts of an unco npli'
mertNy nature, seems to have very little
foundation in fact; said official says there
is nothing in it, and n Of the interested
parties ssys the item was a fabrication.
Geo. Bippers, who was hit on the head
by an unknown, while on his way to Mar
tins Ferry q couple of weeks ago, is abb:
to be ont, but is still very weak.
Some of tbs siloon keepers. who have
been violating the Sunday ordinance, viii
be fined. Notices were served on them
yesterday.
The Bellaire Stamping Company ID
moving into its new factory. The old
buildings will be renovated in. the inter
ior.
A temporary crossing should BE- throwo
across Indian run so that the paraders on
Friday night can 60 to Gravel Hill.
Squire Jos. Hutchinson has sold a mum
Der OF lots off his farm and the village he
is creating has been called st. Lou.
All who attend the jollidcation here
from out the B. & o., on Friday night, can
return on the lats B. & o. train.
The gentlemen interested in the new
street railway held q conferences in Capt
CARROTS Office on Monday.
There is talk of two beats going to
Wheeling this evening with the crowd thai
will go to the Publication.
Christian Bippus slipped on a pair Of
stairs az the mill power house, yesterday,
and falling broke q rib.
The small Toys have begun to play mar,
bles. The good weather reminds him o.
spring.
The Wenner cadets will 81 to Wheeling
this evening to have q big time.
TIE mill cooper shop shut down last
night for an indefinite period.
Captain Little has resumed his beat az
Fourth ward policeman.
There will be torches in the demonstra-
ton here Friday night.
The Banquet Club will give a private
hop Friday evening.
The new time table on the B. & o. NESTS
with approval
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Kapys Gsza Hungarian Gypsy
Quartette are fine musicians, aud their
music is unique and ipptes&iye.-BOStON
Herald. These fine musicians appear in
Lafayette Opera House tomorrow evening
and should draw a foil house. Their press
not cas from sill the leading papers OF the
country are of the most fl catering character
and our people are to be congratulated on
having an opportunity to hear them.
Mau5e, a very bright and interesting
daughter Of Woods McCann, disd at her
p~aIeots' home in Pittsburgh on Monday
evening. The remains were brought here
for burisl yesterday, and the funeral will
take place at 2 o'clock to-day from the
Methodist church. Interment at River
view cemesery.
Trains on the @. & P. R. r. were de-
layed several tours yesterday by a wreck
at Brilliant. Local freight No. 81 ran into
some cars thst had been left standing on
the main track.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Crider aud daugh-
ter, OF Cincinnati, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. J.. w. Gather, Of Third street.
The Merchants Protective Association
of Pease township will meet IN UIrlch's
Hsl tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Robert CANADIAN and his nephew
Tom. Carnehan, of Wheeling, were in the
city yesterday.
Quite a larg9 crowd of Republicans went
TO Mt. Pleas int last night to attend the
iollidcatiOn.
The new pavement on HonOver grade is
q blessing to pedestrians. Let the gOo
work 60 o 4
Mr.. John McL1re and sister, of Wheel
irg, were in the city yesterday visiting
relatives.
Miss Carrie Wood is in Evansville, I
whiting the family of Rev. E.. F. Wa
VIM. MCCue and Addison Bur Mt
Pleasant, were in the Oity yeSts
B. Exley & Go. are putting a new tal
roof on their plsnipg mill.
Mrs. CharleJ Steele, Of Ste1beaVille, wa
in the city yesterday.
J.. NJ. Todd, of P~ittsburg, called on our
business men yesterday.
J. W. Sellers, of Pittsburg, was in III,
city yesterday.
Mrs. William Brown was buried yeetar
day afternoon.
Miller has god 100 tickets for his lectur
course.
John Kyne's new house is nearing com
pletion.
Underwear ut Dixon Bros.
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Railroads.
DALruMoRE AND OHIO r r

Departure Of Trains nom wheeitng. LaAen
tina schedule in oaect October esh, lss1
Express for Chicago and the Eorthweea toao
m. $50 p. N. and $50 p N. daily, md LIB
n E S1ats i for aScsnn.ai ana Q. Iou,a losSA
n N sHa h:is sSod y; Hoi! 20 . n. .ro.s.
For 6iumbus, io.2sa n. daily, I'D nis ,
n. daily, and 40 p N. daily excspt Sunday.
Philadelphia and New fosE. VA Granon, s1S
N, and $40 p N, del{; .n,,,.,n p. an
daily; EIprs.. $40 m d.iy; tGp =; das
except sunday. Additional wsy train tor NaAAs
ington, Pa, 63op m daily e1cspi ScndaJ:
Fittsburg. Baltimore and P~s:adsfpAia s0H
NJ For s.l IScuna,,.ns . m. - n. mono.
For Grafton, 5:lop m. daily.
For Cumberland, ssb q m, daily sxcsP Jun
For St. Clairsvtlle 500 = m and $40 p N
Kipres trains arrive nom Chicago On ana
go a n, and sac p n daily and ~ M
EYpress trains arrive from O. Louis and On
cinnati, As q N and 6:lo p n, daily.
Express trains arrive nom PhiladelphiA -:
tmofe and wsshinston: p: Q, VIA SsSt,Sr' IA III
Trains arrive nom columbuA Is = n ane
sic p. N. daily, and loS q NJ daily exceps buR'
day.
fraiu anfye fum PttaburR. lois Z mad y,
and l24S p m, except sundayA and SIS p. n
and lilo p m. daily.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsytlle, Bis q n. and Leo p n.
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Graton. Ito n. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, 80 p n
From ST. clainvnie, S:lS and LIS and sio p.
m. daily except Sunday.
m except Sunday.
Basgsse called for and CHECKED ct hoto1 md
residences ON orders leh q Ticksk Once, l0o
CHAR o. sCUIL.
General Passenger Agent
" n mHMRCT. MANAGER. myl
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MoUNDsYILLE NEWS.

Special Correspondence Of The Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, W. VA, November Is,
-Sherif-alect Steenrod, of Ohio county,
was down yesterday, interested in the re-
count for Congressman.
Willis Johnson row has charge Of the
REGISTER at this place. Willis will make
a good sgent.
Quite q number of cur school children
are down with the humps.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the REGISTER, was
among the visitors to orr city Mondsy.
The contest of the Healy will case from
Bsnwood WAS begun before the County
Court, Monday. J. d. Ewing and b. b.
Doyener were the attorneys.
Miss Marisn Mathews, tbs only dau0h-
ter Of Mr.. end Mrs. s. W. Mathews, died
al her home on B street, yesterday, oil
typhoid fever. VI IS Mathews was about
fifteen years Of sge and was loved by all
her playmates. She was taken sick but q
few days ago, while attending school IN
Wheeling. SIZE was brought home and
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Leave Arrive at Leave Arrive 81
wheeling. PARK. Park Wheeling.
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STATEs-Dull but steady.

RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales 81, 163, 900.
STOCKs.-The stock market was ex-
tremely active, excited. weak and fever
ish in the first hour, but recovered some
what later in the day, and became quiet
and more settled. The opening was iu-
tenssly excited aud on unusually heavy
business frat sales were made at de-
clines from last evenings figures
extending to / par cent. The market was
extremely feverish and weak and, under
the lead of VaudeFbilts, 2 per cent. was
soon knocked eff of the prices of Lake
Shore aud Michigan Central, while the
other trunk lines followed. There was
some let-up to the decline toward the end
of the hour, bat weakness again ap-
peared, although the activity was much
reduced and the lowest prices were
generally reached before noon. The
list then presented very little
feature aud the volume of business showed
a steady decline, the market toward two
o'clock becoming quite duh. New Eng
land became q pronounced feature in the
last hour and moved up rapidly, with the
psnersl list following, and the market
closed quiet but firm, generally at free
t;oual declines from the opening prices.
The list is materially lower tonight
Michigan Central is down p, Lake Shore
Il. Sales 1897, 9O2 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 148; American Express
III; Canada Pacific, "a; Central Pacific,
80; Chesapeake and Ohio 1S3; preferred dc
6rsts 16; do seconds 163; Chicago and Al
ton 1876; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
ilOt; Delaware and Hudson, lis; Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western 1876!
Denver and Rio Grande, Hi Erie, 21s;
do preferred, 62I; Fl. Wayne, 149; Hi
nois Central 115s Lake Shore, s9B; Michi'
gan Central, Sc; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
=; do preferred, 144; Missouri Pacific,
758; Northern Pacific, 26S; do preferred
| 6O5; Chicago and Northwestern 1893 DC
preferred, 1414; New York Central, 10Ss
Oregon Transcontinental, 30b; Pacific Mail
81; Peoria, D. & E., 244; Pittsburg, l55
Pullman Palace Gar, 167; Reading, Az
Rock Island, 1861; st. Louis and Ear
Francisco, 25I; do preferred, IS; mrs
preferred, 10: st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1881; At. Paul and..0mAha, 373
do preferred 1O44; Texas Pacific, 275
Union Pacific, 632; United States Ell
ureas, 70; Western Union, SAG.
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LIvESToCK.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November IS.
The cattle market this week is slow
with prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson q
BaYha furnish the following quotations:
Cattle-1, 900 to LOO lbs stock 3ts39c
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 2ta3fc. per h.; 7VO
to 500 lbs. 2}a2$c. per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 54a53c per 10.
~Lambs-Good at 3a4c per 10,
Calves-3s4ic per ID.
Sheep-2a3c per ID.
ESst Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Novembr 13IOattl-
Receipts $40 head; shipments 475 head
market strong.
Hory-Receipts $500 head; shipments
8. 900 head; market slow and feeling lower
Philadelphias s. sos 20; mixed IS 55a
as 60; Workers S. 45I5 So; common 10 fair
S. 35a5 40; pigs 81 25s5 90.
Sheep-Receipts $500 heed; shipments
. 200 read; market steady at yesterday
quotations..
CHICAGO, November 13.-Cattle-Rs-
csips 10, 900 head; shipments 3 800 head
market irregular; cbo!cs beeve' % OOa
s IS: steers So 2Oa4 80; stockeFs and feed
ers 3 0Os3 25; cows, bulls and mixed
81 35a3 10; western rangers 81 5Oa4 10.
Hog-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
| 3 O0O head; market slow mixed S. 25s
) So; heavy S. 35a5 s.; light S. 25s5 50
| skips s. 50a5 10.
Sheep-Receipts 10, 900 besd; shipments
5000 heed; market steady; natives 81 40
al 40. western So OOa3 60; Texans s. 50a
8 40; lambs 81 00a4 20.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., November 13.-Hogs--
Wesk; common and light 81 75s5 80
hacking and butchers' S. 25s5 so; re
csipts 200 head; shipments 1,6SOhsad
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, November 10..-Ttere wa
only 8 moderate business in the aggregate
and some days were dull. At the Cincin'
na.i Union Stock Yards Stables there VIZ
La fair demand for ,treeters, heavy werl
horses and coed blocky mules, With tn
supply hsrdly sufficient aud prices steady
At the Fifth Street Stables there wss
fair business during the last three days
mainly local, with prices ranging lowe
thsn last week.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Unior
SFo.k Yards Stables were IS fellows
Driving and saddle horses, $l25al15;dr at
horses, $150a2OO; street car horses, SsOall5
Southern chunks, $5Oa90. Mules, age
four to eight years, fifteen and q half T
sixteen, hands, S135a150; fifteen to n
teen and O half hands, S115a135; fourtee'
and q half to fifteen hands, $S0a115.
The following prices were quoted at tn
Fifth Street Stables: Heavy draft horse;
~extra, $165s24O; do good, Sl3Oal65; Sad
dler, $90a140; strsesers, s9oallS
Southern horses, $75s90. Mules LOO
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New Cumberland News,

special Correspondence OF the RcGLSeT.
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, November
Is The County Commissioners ere en-
gael in a recount Of the Congressional
yote in this county and will conclude their
labors to-day.
The finding Of the Jury in the Baker
case meets tie appreciation Of the people
and the expressed opinions generally seems
h he that this should end 1t without any
further trihiug with justice.
The apple sn1 potatOe crop Of this
comfy is splerdid and prices reasonable.
The interest in the new oil field still
grows aud new wells ere being started.
Money is scattered fresly and sill real estate
holdars in the vicinity are happy team
stGs and carpenters are receiving extra
paw for their services.
Quite a number Of town residents have
returned to the use Of coal rather than
stand the sixty per cent. advance in gas,
which the Ohio Valley Company sprung
upon them.
Mr.. Myers, OF Steubenyille, is re-fresco'
Ing the audience room Of the Disciples
Church, which was damaged by the storm
las. summer. They have been holding
services in the basement since that tine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14

GoyERNMENTs-Dull but steady.