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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-25
BRIDGEPoRT,

Travel on both the G. & P. and @, L. &
W. has been very heavy during the past
two days. Both the Adams az d American
Express Companies are crowded with bust
ness.
DR.. and Mrs Van Wager will spend tho
holidays in Columbus.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. B. Caldwell are in Iron,
ton, O.. spending tie holidays.
Mr.. f ". Houser ia in Gad'z.
Rev. G. c. Hays ia in p.ttsburg
Mrs. Ada CNrick, of Cleveland, is tn,
guest Of her father John Chapman.
J. E. Clark was a little better yester,
day.
A family reunion will he held at the
home ofMr. John Young to-day.
DR.. Kelly aud daughter, of Warrentop,
were in the city yesterday.
TIE police we're busy last night.
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Hxiko1ds.
DALrMoRE AND OHIO r r

Departure OF Trains nom Wheeling. Ksssm
kxprea Tor Chicago and The EorthveHS Mao
q "a, $40 p. N. and s:io p m daily, and lf:b p
m daily exceps Saturday.
E1prcs Cor tsncinnad and u ISuis tor Q.
n daily, and ILLS p "a. daily except Saturday.
co unbus anccmnndation stsa n. daily,
For Columbus, to-8 n dktfy. Ebd n:lb p.
m daily except Saturday, and 10 p. N. daily ex'
Beiaire Ieccmmoda ION, his m, Saturday
KHprs. FOR w.shingtnn. D. c, sAiunor.
Phtlidelphia and New Yorr, via Grafton. SIS ..
n r onf P siaS !; n an. 6sti{ Washington. "a. So. ..
esosp. sandsy. Idditionsi vsy trsin lsI web.
instnn; RA, s;DH 2. d.alI s.sses Spaas;
fitsburS. baltimore and PsladslpAh esp
7os 2cundsvtla . n, slsa N, ifoo nom.
eIcSpt sunday, and $40 I. m. daily.
For Grafton, S:lo p m. daily.
for g. clatrvine, RI q IN, a:N p, m. and
$40 d m daily exoept SUNDAY. .
EIpcos tsins arrive rom Cbicasc. SIS and
$50 m, aud SO .. m. daily, and t$ . n,
EypSss trains arrive nom 81 Louis and Cir.
| cinnad. as q N. and go p n, daily.
Express trains arrive nom Philadelphia. Bal.
ttmore and Warrington, D. C.. via Grafeon, 2S
p. m and s0 p m daily, via Pfftsburs io:is
Trains sfItve nun Columbus as . N. and
$40 p. N. daily. and ioS . m daily sIosps sOn.
day.
Trains arrive nom Pitsbur, lois q n. daily,
and resp n, except AnndAyA and 90 p m.
and lilo p. m daily.
Trains arrive nom Grafton. W. Va. 500 Am.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsvilie, sS q m, daily, and LEO
y /. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from Washington. sSS q N. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, 80 p n.
daily except sunday;
From 81 Claiisytlle, 1910 and Leo and 63Q p
m. daily except SUNDAY.
For Columbus and Cincinnati. ASS q. m. Sun
dav only.
From Bcllaire, l20S 4 N, Sundays only,
BAsHAee called for ara cnrckpd O. hosel1 and
residences on orders lct q Ticket once, 100
CHAS o. sCuLL
General PGscngw Agent.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d by Joseph Schsfer and Sophia, his wife, 20
the undersigned trustee, dated February 9Th,
1856, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Ohio county, West vi, ginia, In
EIei Of Erust Bcok No. -, page 81, / will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY II, 1859,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. N. At the north mont
door OF the Court House of said Ohio county,
sell Of public auction the north one-hAlf OF the
los Numbered Twenty .nine t9) and Thirty
six (S6), situate on the bank OF The 0aio River.
between said river AID West $ rect In that part
of the city OF Wheeling, in the county and Safe
afores aid, commonly know - North Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE one third, or IS much
m ore Of the purchase money rs the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, in cash on the day OF sale, ard
the residue on q credit OF six and twelve moaths
from said day. the purchaser 10 give his notes
with security for the deferred II sialments OF
purchase money ard int rest, the security 10 he
approved by the undersigned tuStee. Tide IN
disputed. JAMES I. ROGERS,
de2gi Trustee.
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@sA6axI.
Choking Catarrh.

Have YOU awakened from a disturbed sleep
.i,b all the horrible sensations Of sn assassin
lntching our throa: and pressing the hte-oreash
f,om you- frightened chesl? Have you noticed
tho Isrgror end debility that succeed the effort
80 cIssr your throat aud head OF this catarrhal
wS.fsr3 Whag a sing influence II exere
- the miud, Ciolding tAe memory and I'LL
nc fhS head with pains and strange noises! How
'ESemIt II is 20 rid the nasal passages, throat and
.'Irg. of this poisonous muCUSStl can testify who
srG sNictri with Catarrh How dlticuIT to pro
81 Inc system gains its further progress To-
ws-iS me lungs liver and Kidneys, ali physi.
cysns will admit l. Il 3 terrible disease, and
cr,rs ont for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, wlen a..
c,Ter remedies utterly fail, OF SanfOrds Radical
r.rs ar, a;te>Ied by thousands who gratefully
SS@Snmrnd il % fellOW-SulererS No statement
5s-sFr REGARDING It that cannot be SGoStantt-
a,ed BY the mot respectable and reliable refer
zach packet contains one bottle Of the Radical
Cpr- one box Of Catarrhal Solvent, aud al I'm.
nrovsJ Inhaler. with treatise and directions and
I sid BY all druggists for SlOO.
S,vy0Rp's RADICAL CTRE consists u one bot
IN. or the RADICAL tUEE, one box Catarrhal
I,sygvr. Snl one TNpuOvEu INHALER, neatly
r~-appei iu one package, With mI directions
'' PorTEs base < CHEMICAL Co, BoSroS.
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%3ES.lGG ~
Now York.

Now York.
New YORK, December "a. -Petroleum-
Opened stForg at 90lc; closed at s9Bc;
highest 9O5c; loves S0sc. Total sales,
7S2, 600 barrels.
OH CitY.
OIL CITY, PA, December 2i.-Petro-
leum-- Opened at 90!c; highest cole; low
eat s9sc; closed at $3.50; SAILS. 627.CO0
blrrels; cleaanc,s, SIP. 900 barr l.; char
ttIs, 80, 652 barrels; shipments, 1871 $40 bsr-
rels; runs, 60 900 barrels.
P~ittsburE,
f~IrTsBURc, PA, December "a --Petro-
leun-Dull but tteady; cpap'd al 9Gbc;
closed at s9sc; highest 90tc; lowest S9.c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. PA, December 81 -Petro-
Ieum-Ocened at 90c;' highest 90!c; lowest
89lc;,Closed at s9ic; cleArances 100000
barrels.
Titusvills.
TITUsvILLB, December 81 Petroleum
-Opsnei ut 9Obc; highest 90!c; lowest
69sc; closed al S9sc.
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TRUSTEES SALE
ROney'S Point Property

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 10 me as trustee, by August Heimbceer,
trustee, and Catherine Eeimberger, bearing date
on the 18th day OF November, A. ID. 1854, and 70
corled In the Office of the Clerk OF The County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia In Deed OF
Trust Book No. q, pages So and -, ! will pro
ceeo 10 sell AT public sale, al the front door ofthe
CJnrt House, for said Ohio county, In the city
Of Wheeling, on
Wednesday, january IS, 1883,
commencing at ten O'Clock A. IN, the following
described property, that IS TO say Two certain
tracts or parcels OF land lying and being In Tn.
adelphia District, Ohio county, West Virginia,
bounded and doscribed as follows, 70 wit: The
fotlot beginning at a stake on the aie Of the
National rosf, corner VIM. A. Garrison; thence
down the side OF the National road south To-
wrst SO poles. crossing creek To stake: thence
south 30 east - poles 10 stake; theme leaving
the National road north +e west 1875 poles 10
red oak; thence north 5GAo west 5 poles 70 apple
tree; thence north l9l,o west 80 poles 10 stake.
thence north 80 east SSpoles u sugar tree: thence
north il3,o east 1890 poles, crossing creek 10
stone corner TO W. A. Garrison; thence with bis
line south 81" east 1886 po'es 10 the place Of be
ginning, containing ten (l0l acres more or less
The second lot b~cginnirg al the south pier o.
the Tsilrosd bridge, cross ng Little Wheeling
creek; thence dow the SIDE Of tre railr0ad
south II east CO poles 10 stake: thence leaving
railroad south iO' east 3 poles 10 stake: thence
north To- wISt - POLES 10 stake in bed Of creek:
thence mp tho creek north no eat 2A0 poles to
stake. thence north 80 west y poles Ia stake;
thence north 40 wet 1876 poles 20 the plsce OF
beginning, COntsining two ) acres more or less,
together with the buildings and improvement,
thereon and the sppuftennnccs therennto be.
loneing, being the same pro perry conveyed 10
raid August Heimberscr ~ trustee for raid Cath.
crina H., imberGer, by Valentine Hcimherger and
wife by deed dated February 9Th. lS73. and re
corded in Deci Book No. co, page 81 OF the land
RI cords of said Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One half or as much more
as The purchaser may elect TO pay, CRh ia hand
on dav OF sale, the balance, II any, in two equal
instslments, payabre In one and two years re.
speCJvely from the day Of sale, the purchaser "a
give his notes, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, payable annually, for the sail deferred install
mems, sud IN give n deed OF trust. Gully az.
kuo riedged and recorded, on said property 10
secure The payment OF the 'aid notes aud. also.
To Insure the dwelling OH said property for the
term OF not less than two yeSrs IN a sum OF not
less than 500, in sOmc gOo1 and reliable insur.
ance company, 10 lie Spi royId by said trustee,
the policy or policies or Insurance 10 be trans.
ferred TO the trustee for the benefit OF the trust.
HENRI NJ RUSSELL, TrnsIee.
W. II. HLILER AuctionCcr. del5i
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70 lrS, NnODClth l.Nl 4
FouYs-and-s-halt, Registered ....,............."..IUSA
F5rEa-Srd-S-haf, Coupons. ....-"~.."..... l0Hi
eoifn RjTae OF lS95 ..... .-......ll ~
STATEs-Active aud firm.
administrative; sales 81, 609, 900.
STCCKs The stock market to-day was
steady throughout the entire day. The
opening prices were from TO per cent
shove those of Saturday evening, and the
market became very active Immediately,
while the upward movement became ve;y
pronounced, especially in the coal stocks,
under the lead Of Lsckawanua. There was
o Slight lulI in the market, but toward
noon the a%ctiveness and strength again ap-
peared, Missouri Pacific and the Northern
Pacific stock in the lesd, and by II o'clock
prices were from l to 2 per cert
above tfose of tie opening. This anima-
tion was not noticed in the afternoon, and
no gains were made. exc,ps in Lsckawan-
ma, and Missouri Pacific, which then be-
came prominent. bnt toward 9 p. IN the
general list 9gain moved forward, and in
thu last hour a general advance took place,
in which the highest figures Of The day
were received OF most OF the list. The al.
vances are large and very uniform. NoIth-
western rising q, AtChisOn and Burlirg-
ton 2 per cent. each, st. Paul and New
Euglsni l., Lake Shore, Omaha end San
Francisco preferred u. Lackawsnra Il,
Wett9rn Uaicn II. Selas, 372, 292 shares.
Quotations closed bid as fellows:
Adams Express, 142; American Expresa,
10; Cansds Pacific, So; Central Pacific,
353; Chesapeake and Ohio 10; preferred DO
Grsts, 143; do seconds, 153; Chicago and
Alton, 1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
CT, I'LL; Delaware and Hudson, 1921;
Delaware, Lsokawsnns and Western 144E;
Denver and Rio Grande, 16i; Erie, %;
do preferred, 623; Fl. Wayne, 149; Hi
1ois Central, 115l; Lake Shore, 1921 Mich
iga1 Central, s74; Minneapolis and st.
LouiS, 60; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacif-
ic, 743; Northern Pacific, "a; do preferred,
col; chicago and Northwestern 1857; do
preferred, l4O; New YORK Central, 1881;
Oregon Trauscontinsntsl. 300; Pacific Mail,
37l; Peoria, D. & E., 242; Pittsburg, 155;
Pullman Palace Car, l74f; Reading, 40;
Rock leland. 99}; st. Louis and GIN
Francisco, &c; DO preferred, G7s; frat
preferred, lie; ST. paui, Minneapolis and
Msnitoba, 99E; ct Psul and 0mahs, 33l;
10 preferred, 993; Texas Pacific, 23I;
Unios Pacific, 63g: United States e.
5rsss, T3; Wes:arR UriOu. 81
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Stuffed With Chestnuts.
Merchant HdrtHer.

That reminds me Of a story" said Jen-
kris, as he slaughtered himself up to
carve the turkey. "a story OF an occur
renee that happened when l was a little
boy" John" interrupted his wife
rather eharply. "What is it, my dap"
1.-The turkey is stuffed with chss'nnts."
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ANOTHER ROMANCE.
jackson County Comes to the Front With
An Interesting Story,

Jackson County Comes to the Front With
An Interesting Story.
JACKSON, G. H, W. VA, December "a
A pleasing romance has come to light in
this county, all the parties to which are
well known and stood high in social cir,
| cleS.
Ernest Hsymord Lamley IS the only
con OF County Clerk Lemlsy. EStel!e
u, Peyster ia the sole daughter of eX;
| Snsr.f Hsssler, and niece OF AppCiat'
r'eut Clerk HaEsler, of the Department CT
,he Interior, Washington, d. q.
For the past two or three years this
young couple showed for eSCh other s fond
! attachment that eliminated on the frs
OF last October in marriage. The yOung
mans attentions had been frowDed upon
from 70 source and no objections would
probably have bten urged agairst the
union, other than the tender age of the
bride elect. Tue lovers, however, being
Ct q romantic ege, conceived the fantastic
cotton of q clendesiiue marriage and cub
segusnt cO1Cellment for = couple Of
months.
ISSUED HIS wv LICENSE.
Accordingly, without consultation with
older ard more mature minds, Mr.. Lemley
en- the 29th Of September, Issued a marriage
license TO himself and the lady Of his love,
and O1 The first day of OctOoer, also the
opening d,y Of the fair, requested Rev.
HiEer TO drive Out on the Ripley and
Ravenswcod pike and fasten the connubial
knot, at the same time erjoining secrecy
on tie man of the cloth. The consulted
reverend, suppCsing tie parents had con-
ssnted, tCOk with him Mrs. Hiner and con
Marvin-a lad Of 10 or 12-and drove out
the pike to a point beyOnd tie residence Of
Mr.. Kuightstsp, where tho party WIS
Overtakel by Mr.. Lenley aud Miss Hsss-
Ter. There, uLder = towering pine, ut 6
O'Clock in the afternoon, with the sun
besming brightly from the west, hetoken'
ing a happy future, the young bride AID
groom seated in one brgyy, the preacher
snd wife in another, and the ministerial
scion stationed as a sentinel st al elevs-
ton Fifty yards beyond, the proper ques-
tons were asked, VOWS taken, and the
Young folks hands clssped in marriage.
Mrs. Lemley returned to her home AND
Mr. Lemlsy to his clerical duties. This
week the marriage was inside pubic The
happy bride and groom were heartily con-
gIat2lated, and all went merry IS the mar
Tisge bell.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
IL Is Believed That It van Have a Friend
In Harrison.

" HAEEAhOn.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 21.-The
apo.tle, of civil service in Indianapolis can
be numbered on the fingers of n hand.
o liver T. Morton, son of the late Senator
Morton, is one of them. He said tonight:
Tee disCur sion yesterday in Congress was
bent fetal TO the cause of civl service.
And the rejection of the resolution to
strike out the civil service clause from the
bin IS, l consider, 3 stioog indication of
s'Ee5gth of the Pr;ntipls. In Irdispa
civil service reform has been tho -oughly
sgiat'd aud 8 pretty well established
despite the strength Of party feeling. Both
pAr'isa agree upon the desirsbiliiy Of re-
moving the benevolent il stitutiOrs from
politics. Concerning Federal offices they
ara not so decided, but the Republican
party is pledged TO civil service reform,
aud We consider General. Harrison so
pldged too. The aspect of Congressman
Brown is entirely satisfactory"
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ORT GOODS
Hsa garh

NEW YORK, December 81 Dry Goods
As usual tn the date and day Of the month,
business WIS light, AID the only demand
the result Of moderate orders fer immedi
ate wants. On account of old business,
forwarjings continued TO take many goods.
On Wednesday agents will advance Wash,
iDgton staple prints and River Point robts
.! per cent ; Martha Washington iudigc
prints t. &C., and palmer colors Of various
grades 24s5 per cent.
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An Im3ortFnt Announcement


ff."u- tx Fr.. - ago.. while ~ business I
r.- .... -u.y .rrsr,,t with CNcr!rlattus
r...r- b. rnE ts.t. knee. auu hands. So severe
a. 500 iuN aE lev. .nmrdtateiy'
.". "- '.Tr" ~. iay I-.LtS were
200 @.'''N' double thelT naIlIal SIZE,
'.. 49, "-l''N sr.Ht Mo-. Agt,r Sliirr-
'..-. '.Fa-la.'n- pam I.r1 week
N..' h4EIt' ".e'E I~''hSuilsS,
49,. "'@," VIE" NY ~1-F'19S
... ..- s,vlf,'s S-a.rn, orl
r.. ~ .,- 49,. n ,.r-s 'I,t.l ~ A. -
NOV III. .. Iii - I,.' r',trl.r. $50
III ,.ra s....rI ~. = { "~j7 ,s,sr
-. ~ o. s.u fr.. r... L.-.f a uUirt nt-es and
'- -.LaF r"m. In a wr.k I fc.t greatly
.. ..''"i. ta-rr we. * I ruuld sit up and
az laC rHu'D, aat after u,.E- six
! ".- l'.lI H#i arlr Z" 20 e. business.
Iat, teen E.-lt-rtN az my psf
ara -t-Iu ca my tCeL truuI Iuyztp
a' . DAY. .Ha 4Hi e.tIrt.F iT.v LSrm
.."1' are tNc plain ana simple facts
-.t wa '''rFIu AE answer al
'-t-4'''v t-z.'''r ei'.'r ln ltrs1EC
~! -' -. ~ I..NNN
i. ". I'm 7-I.vf, New lnsS Cry
MANTLE, TENN-T have warled on q Sc
N--s a..arE o. rheumatism tgu ttuCly resort
fU SWIM SI#rlEc. In 100 Gases where q per
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3a5 Per Cent.-Governmsnts Ac.
tive and FIrm-Stocks Higher - Flour
Easier-Whest Outlet.
NEW YORK. December 24.-Money on
cGll easy at 3a5 per cent; last ,osn closed
offered at 4 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 5s6! par cent sterling exchange
quiet but steady at 434is4S34
GOVERNMENTAL Active and firm.
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Written JDr ne RCgtslsr.
TOMMY'S DISCOVERY.

Little Tommy awOke on Christmas morn,
Aud bounded quickly out CT his bed;
In less time than ever nsforC, he WAS dressed,
Theu out OF the room he Immediately tlcl.
His little stocking hung no on the wall,
SYclled OFT by the generous santa Claus;
Aud toys bright aud new, which he'd wished
tor. were there,
But these had not prompted the slightest
pause,
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EOR SALE N RENT.

Agrod store room with 4 or 6 dwelling rooms.
No. 1853 Market ST, for rent, cheap Store room
No. 1921 Market St for rent Good properties ON
tie Island for sale al an investment OF 10 and Il
per cent. Fine reSi3euce on GhApiine 81, be
tseen Thirteen and Fourteenth streets GOOD
brick on Seventh st , at less than cost
CARVER BROS,
dea4 lsl5 Make. 81, wheeling, ". Va
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vss tho grant mrs,ery of this act.

What YVES the great mystery OF this act,
That from such attractions &c abruptly went.
All, lis soon explained for the little ones steps
10 ~ object OF greater attraction were bent.
His father had said on the evening before,
That q live turkey he would bring home thai
night.
Which remark had made Tcmny's heart Leap
with JOY,
For oCOne Of these he'd o!Len longed for 6
sight.
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MF)eelin9 Re9ister
GraTfkrs' Saids.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEISLASATIoRo OF REREEzscRMARKs: 'DaNJ'
fSunday excepted. MONDAY excenasd sSun'
day only. saturday excepted. fssturdsy only.
10 Meridian. November Is, lsSS. wheeling
time, which lp luit ore hour earlier thsn Central
Tine.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December "a -Flour-Re.
csipts p, 176 packages; exports 5000 bar.
rels; market moderately active. Wheat
Receipts IA, $50 bushels; sales 1913, O0O
bushels futures and "a, 600 bushels spot
SPOT market weak; No. 2 Chicagn and
Milwaukee nominal; No. l red 81 u; op-
tieps dull; No. . red December 81 O24
January 81 G2s41 OBJ. closing at 81 C2i
May 81 0sl; June 81 O8. Rye-Qa;et;
western 5Ss60;. Barley-Stssdy and
dull, Corp-Rsceipts 209, S98 bushels;
exports IL, 972 bushels; sales Sc, 900 bush
els futures and "a, 900 bushels spot; SPOT
market dull: ungroded mixed 3~6laIs!c;
options steady; January 45.c; February
Acc; May 45gc. Oate-Receipls "a ,OO0
hushels; sales 80. 600 bushels futures and
6},0 900 bushels SPOT; market dull and
lower; spot No. 2 white 33ia34c; mixed
western 29532c; white do 33a39c. Hay
and Hops-Steady. Sugsr-Raw inactive:
refined quiet and easy. Rice-Firm Pc,
troleum-Steldy; United 99jc. Cotton
Sect Oil Strong. Tallow-Quiet. Rosin
-Dull. Turpertine-Dull. Eggs-Steady
western 23a24c. POrk-DnlI. Cut Meats
E,sy. Lsrd-I Inactive; western steam
s. 60; Dc4Dbsr S. So: January So IS;
February So %; March, April and May
s. %. Batter Steady; western dairy lac
25c; creamery 19a3lc; E'girs 34i35c
Chtese-Quiet; western 10a1l3c.
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for Salt.
EoR SALE:

Two large Garden lots containing q large ordi
nary frame dwelling and large stable Doth newly
rooted with steel Io0dngl. Situated on tie Ma
iionsI Pike and the Piitsburs division Of the B
| & O. r. r az VALLEY Grove, West Va. eleyd
miles from Wheeling. VIII sell for si,7oa.
JAMES l. HANLEi,
noae ll0 Main sfrpat
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Ought to be In Every Household.
Panhandle NttUg.

1t is the leading paper in the State, and
either the daily or weekly edition should
go into every household in BIooke county,
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FOR Throat Diseases and Coughs use
Browns BECCaiAL TRocHEs. Like all really
sosd IhjngS, they are initiated. The genuine are
old Only il b0rsS.
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3, q. sc RAILROAD

b, 4. & o.
SSIlaiye add GAINESVILLE GbroaghpsSsenysrt train
S:l0 ,. n.
Yoodsneld passenger train isSyas Bsllels
5.lC =. r., arrives a. Eelalro 81 $50 6 u.
SUT1nsrheld Accommodation leSTes Beliatr =
200 n, arrives ct BellAirs at l1.b .. 70.
Al uains daily e~xceptsupdsy. Central s!sss
2rd TIrre rom BsllGlre.
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PhuadeIphiA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December "a
Flour-Dull. Wbe9t-Weak and lower
No. 9 red December oslo; January 983ci
February 81 GOAL COZ; March 81 O13al..O2i
May 81 O5. Corn-Spot and futures low
er; No. 2 high mixed track 35i36c; ctoice
No 2 yellow track 44c; No 2 mixed De-
cember and January 423a43e; FebrusIy
423a43tc; March 43s43ic; May ATE. Oats
Quiet but stesdy; No. 3 mixed 3l3c;
No. 2 White 33s33lc; futures quiet and
STEADY; No. 2 white December, January
and February 34isS5c; March and hsy
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Down aud ont to the hen-CO0p he hastily ran,
Wherein theGrest gobblor had been confined:
And there stood CUtrauCed; for the bird seemed
n him
AthiuS to describe which no words he could
find
Thsu suddenly the turkey Mapped his big wings,
When back To the house like q flash he had
gone,
Crying out to his sister. 80 May tum an sec,
Vie bot p big turkey VIII hinges on
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by l.. T. Brsby ss 4 Hardware Store. Possession
given April |, lNSg. Apply 10 JACOB BAIHA.
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TOR RE ~ THE RESIDENCE No. 996 MAIN
j street. now occupied by i. G.. List, Jr. Pos,
session given April Let, 1859. Apply to A. 4.
LIST. delgn
UN0R ~KENT-TgO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
II No. lli7 Market street, n hcelLng. W. Va,
Possession given April ], 1889. For terms apply
at the Office Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company G.. II. COLLIER. Trustee. dciSa