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A rrn.nrron. County.

Prom the winona Miss, Times
From the information II has received
the Tina firmly believes that with good
crop this year the farmers Of Montgomery
county will be la better condition, hnan-
cially, than they have enjoyed since the
dark DAYS Of the civil war, when ruin and
disaster were spread broadcast In this
sunny land of ours. Without a particle
OF government aid, and by the sheer
strength Of indomitable energy and pcrse
yerance, the people Of this county have
risen yictoriously above and beyond the
dire effects Of the war, and the Tina be
lieyes that 1883 will mark the most sue
ccsiul period Of these earnest efforts
Especially do we believe this TO DC 10 viii
Montgomery county.
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Thu, Rar~., Of combinations.

True delicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
OF action has been obtained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy syrupof Figs.
Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered It immensely popular. For sale in
80 cents and sl.Oo bottles.
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The pu.ir. Know %.

oru they don't they should know that,
Rangum Root Eminent cured big head In
mules for W. 4. Hunt Of Adairsyillc, NY
]. II. Mallory. Of Forts Station, Tenn,
cured his hogs Of blind staggcrs with ~ In
fact, this King Of Llnimcnis j. invaluable
Tor man aud beast, ami no family should be
without ID, 80 cents per bottle For sale NJ
IIcistcrs drug store. No. 2s3 Main street
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uar.ford.. Acla phosphate

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
A teaspoonful aided 10 glass OF hot OF
cold water. and swcctened 20 the taste, will
be found refreshing and inyigornting
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TIE Knights Of labor will give a picnic
nj Woodlawn park, on johnson avenue,
next Tuesday. Take the green car going
north
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For sale sbeap.

sav.mill plant with 100000 feet hard
wood In proximity. Eighty miles from
Memphis on the VI, 4 Z. X X, with
switch; In full operation. Joseph Cor
inth. Miss.
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LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and YOU will never use any other.
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Omar Bargains at Muliord's.

WHOLESALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin
ton Tobacco NJ the leading and best VIZ
ginia tobacco made In the United states.
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Try FLOYD * MONEYS soda. Only De
,hcsda water used in the manufacture d
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Rs.p page q Of the Clara Conway In
ftitute catalogue.
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TnE Crown wash blue has no equal
Every woman recommends H.
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sl!ycrwarc cheap, MuliOrd's
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Chikerg Rosewood y octOves upright SCALE
WITH sE ' " "D dcsE % @ vS
HIT ' On Exhibition Jesse organ compmy'
One n SSS a %ESH srS SSSs' weight pounds
oS''S'" Fs s S3 Ut Hs &s 3S Organ S'"''
N ' $:$;i$: .E'sE sa: &c:
Ssn1 1GS1Ga'a GI' S''
0"' on Exhibition at wi%ann
One AG oS aSia at K wi%Saa Co. Music Rooms 5 Main
Two Guitars on s, na EaS Sni &SaS Co Music Rooms sos Main
Two '0 On ss Ra rss f &%San Co Mus: Rooms
Two fH o% ss SRf Z wi%anG Co Music Rooms sos Main street;
One With Sf" e Sn m ESP fD r %%% I S S' o
Can %isls F' ; :5s q: a;% ;.
One I nd ss" sH S nS SS SG s@ %a street 1870
EdRc ) Sewing Macncs No bent wood cover and skc
On ''" on exhibition at Rogers Ma.on Co s s Second street
One Domestic mo 81 Family Sewing Mnc-COmplc latest style and
On exhibition at Rogers
O ss S % ha Sewing i: %ys" S Ga 600
Two PAIR lS % Star All Wool Fine White size ia $40
Can be sCea at n iSTcnic Bros Retail store
Pairs Lone STAR All Wool Fine White Bankc-rul sDo IA
Can be psn s Il Io~casn 4 bros Retail store
-Four Valley" All Wool Fine White BAnkcs-fu src
r''aa' Fa 5S. sS H!s e % u s Main ~
One c0n on Saa he ES% ''S sSc Company;
on Memphis Saddcry Company J9 Main street
Two Sets on p sG a & ss, Company
One Top On rssGS at x. wciaao Company
One On ssl ISTTS % %ao1a company $50 Front street '
a oaa7 e steel 19S vida Sa S"sS
anu rug On exhibition at Woods woods
One One Horse S Sn oU WOOD! % Ss P" S "s
One Cleveland Cart oar exhibition at Wood: Woods $50 second street ]
One Perfect r"'S Sa esbSn Woods Woods
Ono Gents Gold Hunting American Watch 10
| On eHhib a !. byrd a Co.'S 40 Main Street
Ono Ladies' Gold Hunting American d.
| 0"' ~ On exhibition at C. l. 80 Main Street
One Gents Iuntng Stcmw American Watch 10
| on c. l. Byrd a Co.'S 30 Main street
one Gents American
| 49, On exhibition at G.. l.. Byrd Co.'S 20 Main Street
| One Gents Silver Opcn.acc American Watch lt
| on G. l. Byrd Co.'S 80 Mon street
ore Rows Silver Hunting stcmwnd American Watch 49,
| exhibition at O L. Byrd Co.'S 80 Main street
Civ Waterbury Watches each ..... 49,
Ono Handsome Iron Clock French rs
Wv on exhibition q. L. byrd a Co.'S 30 Main street
One Beautiful %oS tn%S G0 l. SyS Co. 80 Main street
orc p.auiful
WV ~ On exhibition Al O T. Byrd Co.'S 30 Main Street
~ ON exhibition at Jc, Palace, oh Main street
Cooking Z each Sl7.
a H. wutcr Manufacturing Company ~" Main street
Two Bluff City Cooking Stoves large No each SO H.
nt Manufacturing 30 Main street
One GrandB Cooking Stove, No s,. ;y..; 10
exhibition at H. Wcer Manufacturing company "P' MAJ" '''I
One ps on S ST%' wS2
One Ladies' French Trunk Large and Handsome Ia
WV ~ on exhibition X toyyE 3ls Main Street
ono iA'''' 'n'" On exhibition At 4 Ic,ys Main street
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All old subscribers whose subscription
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Now that Germany's aged Emperor
has passed away, and seeing that his
successor is doomed so soon to follow
him, and that Won Nloltke and Bismarck
are both old, and that the heir apparent
is such poor material for his position
when he comes to it, the wisest may
well speculate amidst doubt and uncer-
tainty us to what is to be Germany's fu-
ture. Says the New York Post, speaking
upon this subject:
There are few more pathetic events
in history than the transmission OF the
crown, in the order OF nature, to the gal.
liant soldier and honest gentleman who
now appears to be dying by inches at
San Reno. II painter wished to illus
trate the vanity OF human wishes, to
bring home to US with the pencil what
shadows we are and what shadows we
pursue he could hardly choose better
subject than the receipt by the Crown
Prince of the news that he had inherited
the greatest throne in the world. But
this i, after all, the old tale OF private
sorrow and disappointment. The great
crisis in German politics will not come
until Prince Bismarck's death is an-
nounccd. Then, indeed, the wisest man
may well hold his breath; fer even the
warmcst admirer OF the Prince and OF
his work must admit that the one thing
for which he has in his great career
made no provision is a successor. Neith-
err his policy nor his system OF govern
mcnt is suited to world in which the
supply OF Bismarcks runs short. When
his tongue is silent and his busy brain
has ceased to plot, and not until then,
we shall know what he has done, ii
anything, to make his work enduring.
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Qbf Sntelltoenfer.
MONDAY, MARCH IL. 1898.



AS was the case for so many days in
the Reading strike, so in the strike on
the Burlington road, the result waivers in
doubt. The present status OF it is this,
in the fewest possible words: The
Chiefs Of the Brotherhoods Of Engineers
and Fircmen offer to Orbitrate all ques-
tons save that Of the question OF mileage
wages. To this the head of the road
replies that it cannot surrender its man
acement to any one. This is the same
answer that Corbin, OF the Reading, gave
to his aggrieved employees. The road
claims to pay on a just basis and to be
willing to pay as much as other roads.
This is disputed by the Brotherhoods.
Thus the case rests for the time being us
between the company and the Brother
hoods.
Meanwhile the road claims to have al
increasing complement OF engineers and
firemen, gathered together from all parts
ofthe country, many of them Knights
ofLabor. These men are to be retained
in its service--all who prove themselves
ccmPetentLno matter what the outcome
may be.
And here comes the life and death
character of the struggle. Chief Arthur
says the brotherhood must win the figh'
"or die" He still awaits possible con
ciliatory action on the part OF the Com
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storing Electricity on railways.

The storage system of running street
ears by electricity is becoming a pro
nounced success both in New York and
st. Louis. The Fourth Avenue line in
the former and the Lindell Company in
the latter city have adopted it. A St.
Louis paper says that a few evenings ago
the directors of the Lindell road decided
to put their new motive power to Sc
we're test.
Accordingly, sixty.five men, the ma.
jority heavy weights, four boys and Il
competent of sand bags were secured n
promiscuous articles of transportation
The car ran down town and back with
out accident and with almost airy case
The highest amount OF exhaustion oc
CURED on the curve and grade on Grand
avenue, but it was only 40 amperes
Reckoning the weight of the car at twice
that of the ordinary horse-car, the loat
thus carried was the equivalent OF, say
ll5 passengers.
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commodities be regarded as an apprecia-
ton OF gold or a depreciation Of silver,
there has been In neither move
ment any marked change. The gold sup;
ply Is not increasing, and while the fall
in silver las apparently stopped it IS
vet too soon to speak OF any real reac-
ton. still the reports from Queens
land and the Transvaal give consider
able reason TO look soon for large IN
crease in the gold output, and it may,
perhaps, he the discounting OF thnt
event which Is helping to lift prices be-
forehand. There is, too, little or no de-
crease in production. go,
But on the other hand there - reanlly
to be noted a somewhat large increase,
in consumption and in the resources o.
consumers. Through all this period OF
depression the thrift OF the saving class
has been intensified rather than weak
ened. But more certain cause oil the
revival than any OF these is the RESTORE
ton OF confidence and hOpefulness,, a
a mental state whose origin can mol De
easily explained, but which is very po,,
tent and increases the rapidly "
the reaction. The existence ol
this better feeling is proved both by the
figures and by general observation OF inc
worlds markets; and the mere fact o.
its existence is sufficient to Civ, good
reason to expect a rise in trade. The rise
may not-probably will not-be very
high; and its exact degree cannot can
not be predicted, because nobody Knows
the precise point at which price elthc'
checks consumption or stimulates pro
duction But rise OF some sort may p ,.
considered reasonably sure; and the I'D,
yantages Of it are likely TO be Fenpeu
either by England or the United states
or BY both. The two nations are now
about the only ones in the world tilat
produce in any large more than Is need
ok for home consumption. Especially
therefore, in the event OF a Continental
war the bulk Of the worlds trade woult
be transferred to these two countries.
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IRON AND WOOL TRADE.
Bradstreers Weekly Heport-sSo Improve
| neut IN from

New YoRK, March lO.--Bradsireet''
saws: The Eastern wool markets arc
quiet and n shade weaker. New York
aud Philadelphia show relatively more
strength than Boston. The manufac.
turers are buying wool as they need il
for their machinery, which is at present
in general operation on contracts. They
are not anticipating future wants to any
extent. Selections in some quarters are
reported very much broken, but yet
there appears to be sufficient amount
OF choice wool on hand for all probable
requirements. Foreign purchases are
believed to be heavier than last year.
The Boston market is in buyers favor,
with only u moderate movement. The
current demand is lacking in snap. The
receipts OF domestic stuifare much larger
than year ago ut this time. Agood in;
quiry is noticed for No. ] combing and
clothing wool, the supplies being small.
The movement of Territory wool is lib
eal Fine heeces arc in moderate re-
quest. There is nothing of interest in
the trade in carpet woods, Current quo.
tations are us follows, with comparisons:
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THE STATE MILITIA.
What Is Being Done by state Troops-New
Regiment Formed.
A military company has been organ

Regiment Formed.
A military company has been organ
lied at MOrgantOwn.
An inspection OF militia is ordered for
the 9TH OF April, TO be conducted by the
commander Of each company, unless a
detail is hereafter made.
The University cadets will go into
camp soon. 1t is probable they will
come to Wheeling, though Huntington
is making strong effort to secure the
encampment.
A new regiment to be known as the
Second West Virginia Infantry was or
yanized ut Union, Monroe county on
Saturday. II is composed Of the com
panies in the southern part OF the State,
rs follows: Lewisburg Company; Rocky
Point Grays, Monroe county; Peters
town Light Infantry, Anderson Guards,
Gap Mills Infantry, two companies at
Union, in the same county. Captain IL.
II. Andrews, Of Monroe county, has gen.
erously offered to uniform ut his own
expense, 25 men in each company,
The cHrampment Of the First Regi-
ment, which will take place In the early
summer, will be the most notable mill
tarv gathering in this State since the
war. While it is understood the senti.
ment OF the majority OF the regiment is
| In favor ai holding the encampment on
the State Fair Grounds at Wheeling, nc
definite action has yet been taken by the
committee appointed for the purpose
Tie superior advantages OF Wheeling
will do much toward settling the mattel
in favor of Wheeling. 1t behooVes the
business men of this city to encourage
the regiment to come here, II means
the camping OF about 1900 men here fol
about ten days, and the benefit to the
city will be very great.
Col. Freer has selected the following
staff for the First Regiment; Major apt
Surgeon, A, Il, Roger, Company {, Pair
mont; Major and PaylnastGr, Il. L
Thomas, Company D, Flat Run; Captain
and Commissary OF Subsistence, Il. l.
Price, Company A, Richie G. H.; FRS
LieuteRah, aud Adiptapt, /, 4, I.ipceln
i Company O, Manningtoui First Lieu
tenant and Quartemaster, G. l.. linn
Company i, AHhgrRi SECOND ltieuten
ant and Inspector, 4. II. i, Staggers
Company G, Fairmont; Scrgeant-Major
G. X. Pierpoint, Company 4, Richie G
II. Drum Major, ], \, Craddock, Com
pany Il, Glenville; Oommissary Sergeant
| A. s. McDougal, Company A, Richie O
4 H.; Hospital Stewart, w. L. lams, Com
pany A, Richie Q. II. A Chaplain ant
Assistant Surgeon will hereafter be ap
pointed, The new commissioned staff
with tho exception OF Sergeant AIajo
and Drum Major, will continue to per
form regular company duty until furthe
orders,
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Mr.. Samuel Benncr, somewhat known
to fame us prophet, and who claims
historical and scientific basis for his
prophecies in regard to business, has
favored the world lately with his fore
cast OF business prospects for this year.
He says that 1883 will prove the closing
year in the cycle of downward prices
current since 1881, and that those who
invert this year will reap n reasonably
sure reward in the upturn which is to
follow.
Curiously enough, recent article in
the London Economist takes this same
view, although we presume it never
heard of Mr.. Benner or his book. 1t
publishes table OF prices to show that
wc are ut last at the end of u long period
of depression through which all com
mcrcial nations have been passing.
This table has been carefully examined
and summarized by the Providence tR.
~ Journal, and the following com
ments are offered in regard to it;
Taking the world us whole there may
be safely said to be greater activity in
manufacturing centers, shipping freights
are going up, and with here and there
some isolated exceptions there is pleas
ant evidence Of better feeling alike
among producers, traders, and distrib-
utors. In England, especially, the out.
look is Frightening, where, by reason OF
the opening OF another OF the regular
septennial periods of good weather, the
expectation Is general that once more
"cyclc OF prosperity" is ut hand. But
the signs OF improvement are not merely |
local. The evidence Of figures and the
opinions OF experienced observers all
seem to point TO wide revival Of
healthier trade; and in the expressive
language OF business it may be said that,
the world over, "things are looking up"
II Is always difficult TO assign definite
causes for turn in the tide OF this sort,
and it especially difficult in the present
case case because the depression, though
very long-contiuued, has been almost
inaccountably mild. The comparative
Inference in the value OF the currency
Metals can hardly be factor in the mat
or, because, whetherthe parting OF these
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FOR RENT.
1MNIEpIATE possEssIoN GIVES.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. 2iO7 Alley Il, 4 roOmed house. 81 Goa month
No. 2Il0 Main street. first floor, 81 20 a month.
No. 3Ol Woods street, rooms, newly pRpered
81 " month.
No. 45g National Road, IS 90 month.
No. lGSI Market street, stOre-room and cellar,
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL !.
No. 100 Fourteenth street, SIS % month.
No. a Maryland street, 5 rooms and finished
attic, ST. 30 month.
No. l8l Virginia street, sl3 10 u month; will
put In Illuminating gus fixtures.
No. III Virginia street, SIT 20 4 month; will
put In Illuminating gRs fixtures,
No. 26S1 Chnpline street, sll OA month.
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FOR SALE.


No, 100 and IN Fourteenth street, a double
brick, rooms to each house; will sell one OF
No. o. Seventeenth street, SIX rOOmod brick
No. 46i2 Main street.
10 Acre Farm, five miles west Of MatAmoms,
Washington county, Ohio; frnnc house, barn and
stable, orchard and small fruits; 60 acres cleared
IS vailed nj $3.50, VIII exchange for city
y !, Acre Farm, two miles cast Of city is valued
100 Acre Farm on Short Creek; is valued at SEQ
per acre.
~ Acre Farm on Middle wheeling Greek; is
valued at SD % per acre.
~ Acre Farm near Trindelphla, valued at So 200,
20 Acre Farm near Sistcrsyillc, Tyler county;
Is valued ut 100
oAcres Of land near TriadclphIa, with seven
roomed house, 81 COO
No, elgd Market street, lot &C feet front.
Two desirable residences on Sixteenth street.
JAMES A, HENRY,
Real Estntc Agent, U, $, Pension and Claim Al.
lornCy. Collector aud Notary Public. mrl2
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tive, but is not advancing, although
holders are rather firm. Pig iron cons
tiuues in fair sale on moderate orders,
and stocks are limited for the best
grades. Values are no more than hold
ing their own.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

-
by virtue Of deed OF trust made by Isaac
lIRElett To me ~ trustee, dated June 8, lSSj, re-
corded In the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. -, page 9l3, ! Will sell at the
north front door Of tho Court House of said
county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY of FEBRUARY, 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, that's to say; The south hnIi
Of lot number one hundred md thirty.tour $50,
fronting on the east side 0f Market Square In
the Fifth ward, In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio
county, West NiFgihin, with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of brick dwelling house and
Office building and Outbuilding.
The title Is believed to be good, but selling as
trustee ! will convey only the title vested In me
by said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrtl cash, or MS much
more As the puschaSeT may elect, on day Of sale,
the balance In two equal InstalmcntS at one and
two ycars, the puschnscr TO give notes for dc.
ferred payments bearing six per cent: the title
Will be retained until payment Il made In full.
G, .. SMITH, Trustee.
W. II, HALIER, AuctlOnecr. Jc23
The above sale is hereby adjourned until satur.
III - 49, GO. SMITH, Trustee.
The above sale is continued until Saturday,
mria - 1851 Ut ~ a. q &. o, SMITH, Trustee.
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The sales Of the week in Boston are
reported at 2,Sl0, 200 pounds, rs compared
with 2,3l9,OO0 pounds lust week, and
1,903,sOO pounds in the corresponding
week year ago.
In Philadelphia the demand for wool
has been light and unsatisfactory, but
stocks of domestic feeCes are small, and
prices are well maintained. Tariff un.
certainties and the backward condition
OF the goods trlde check business in
wool. The weeks sales aggregate 52l,-
600 pounds, against 02l 900 pounds last
week and $4,000 pounds for the cores
ponding week last year.
IRON.
The iron trade is not improving ex-
cept in the sense that inquiries for fu-
ture supplies are more abundant. Man
ufacturers feel rather hopeful OF greater
activity and better prices on account OF
the depleted condition OF iron and steel
supplies East and West. Extensive ore
contracts will be placed in short time.
Railroad builders will not make as early
a start us last year, and nlil makers are
unwilling to make solicited conces-
sions on large spring and summer or
ders. The general Withholding policy
Of consumers will soon force mod
crate activity for mill and fur
mace products. At present quotations
there is no induCement to increase pro-
duction, and the manufacturers hope
for better prices rests on slight founda-
ton because OF the relatively greater
producing capacity this year than last.
one strong feature in the market is the
large number of unfinished operations
and enterprises whose completion can
not be easily delayed. Consumers have
several reasons for not anticipating re-
quircments, and when they do elect to
come in and buy the manufacturing will,
us past experience has uniformly demon-
strated, load up as fast as possible ut the
lowest figures reached through the
holding-oif policy now being pursued.
In Philadelphia nails are in fair de-
mand and steady ut unchanged prices.
In st. Louis merchant iron is more nc
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TNIIE HOLMAN


NUIWalauId bdUy OdITIUBS'
Look before you buy. When buying Baby
Carriages be sure you go TO o: &. Genthcr's and
best thing In the market Cost you no more
than any other carriage. Can be made Into n
house carriage. crib, erahie and sleigh. Any
child large enough To have charge OF a baby car
make tho change In u few seconds Remember
they can only be bought OF o. c. Genther, the
sole agent for West Virginia.
i.li.pAM U. c. GENTIIER, l0fI Main ST.