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RATES WILL 60 UP.


The bdri ,tph's SurpiIso to ths Western
Roads.
ClIICAC March Il The Chicago, Bur
!ington an uncy had a surprise in store
for the Wcsrn roads roads to-day in the
way OF an aaqusllied consent to the res.
toratiou Il ates, it agreeing to advance
them in mon with the other Western
lines or N'teA26. Up to to-day its repre-
scntatir@ have sabbOrnly refused to agree
to any alton which contemplated \ return
to thsdi rates until such time a. all of
the aaerences betwees thu competing lines
haS s~sassti,-d and permanent agreement
air-d at. 1t, however, made a sudden
chr of front this morning and fell in
Irs aith its competitors who had prevl-
oa,y determined to lorce up the rates on
q own account and ignore the Burling-
T. The Burlington's notice Of an adj
.yls,e is to all Missouri points and as far
ro-r as Dialogue, Iowa. 1t IS expected
tat the Darlington and Northern Will
hSs the sam5 action and restore rates in
he Northwest.
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~MOUNDsVILLE NEWS.
.inl Or o,pnndn,oe o. thc Roosln.

Special Cor e~POadasce Of TIE REGISTER.
MOUNDsvTLLE, W. VA, March 10
Mrs. William Elder is lying very i'll at her
home.
Reuben link, Jr. and wife, of Columbus,
Ohio, are visiting friends here this week.
Miss Minnie and Della Lafferty, of West
Wheeling, returned home yesterday after
= pleasant visit TO friends here.
Mrs, DR.. Cooper, Of Cambridge, Ohio, is
here spending a few days with her father,
+. d. CbCadle.
Reuben link, a resident Of the Third
ward, ~ buried at Mt. Rose cemetery
Thursday. Mr.. link was an old resident
Of the county aud had a host Of friends,
who deeply mourn his loss.
&c. Picket, representing the Washington
Insurance Company, OF New York, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Maggie Gorby is visiting the fam
lily OF J. G. Roberts.
There WA a festival given at the Band
of Hope last night.
Several new cOnviCts were received at
the p~enitentiary Thursday.
:, The case of Henry Rider and wife against
athe County Court OF Marshall county, for
injuries alleged TO have been received by
be wife from q tree falling on her, some
n 70 years ago, has been on trial in the
= reuit Court for the past three days Tbs
St iltiifs made q strong case, but the Jury
70 not ~ yet rendered n decision in the
nter.
4. be marrisge Of Mr.. Will d. Cheadle
aIMiss Sadie Rogerson, one Of Mounds
Wis most prominent business ladies,
VIII took place at the residence of the
Il brus parents on Main street, Thursday
- eye1g, was the most brilliant event OF
>, the asou. Invitations were sen out and
. qulA humber of the friends and relative
OF ticontracting parties had assembled to
with the ceremony. At ; o'clock the
bridpd groom entered the parlOr and
Rev. i. Stewart, pastor Of the NJ. +.
ChuT stepped forward and pronounced
the ofds which made them man
- and W The bride was dressed in cream
ur colore Albatros Spanish point lace aud
nbbOI Il trimmings, draped with natural
N tower diamond ornaments. The groom
M wore aonvrntiOnal black dress suit. After
congratulations had been shOwer9d on the
hPPy Ipple, the guests were invited TO
= prtakA u sumptuOus repas', consisting
G all tidelicacies Of the season, which
vas mOsthan relished by those present.
he pr,shts presented TO the bride were
umCros and costly. A pleasant night
rs spet until a late hour, when the
uests wshing the couple 4 long aud happy
}" ie dspatd for their homes. The Mound
tty bras band rendered them n pleasant
"a ,renade
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PETRnLErN \. NASRY


Saws "Iatimit acquaintance With a iru
frg.d always Increases our reSpecSt inf
that hrEd.
Tins Is the reason why Syuylta Blocks
,ontpur 10 make friends ~ tbru virtues
bacor.e better known. Clergmen, public
speaSerg, anal people 10 al the avenues o!
lie Are a amt ta their praise 81 that
dsrfaI new remedy. Synvjla Cough BlOcks.
They ar warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds,
Err1rH;uz HalsScuts4 Tickling IN the
Throat sore Throat aud Croup, - doses,
. cents Hundreds hear testimony 10 the
remarkable cures Of DlTThrec, py.entery,
Fink. Cha,era InGan'um, or Summer COM
pIsiut snd Cholc.a MorhuS, effected By
Syuyita Blackberry Blocks; p doses, -
cents. We have stacks o. TESTIMONIALS
from mothers. who. after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines 'or other sap
rlsgd di-sy=.z. have completely cured them
by usiug Svuyita Worn Blocks; p doses,
. cents. After YOU have tried all the
hiyb-prirei b0trlg remedies and have iornC
no relief buy = plgSlgs OF Synylta ktd'
new. Hood and Liver BlooSs and be cnred.
So dnSes. 70 cents. II ycu ant the finest
toni, Bittyrs in tn market, buy o package
OF Synyita Bitter Blocks Tor p cents, aud
make trom e! TO I gallon Of pure tonic BIT
tsrs.
All IL sc remedies only ! cent a dose
No box. No. teaspoon. no sticky bottle. Put
M in patent u..rSr.S WaTroutett to care
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
every where. Gcts checker board Of your
dealer tree. Send yoUr address on % postal
card for acopy OF ''rUgSNSvlrA Block, .
which contains a history OF diseases and
cures. or send ] cent stamp for a sample oi
Cough Block and q copy Of TIE SENvTA
Bgu,K. Address, The Synyiia Co, LoSk
Boy @pg, prlphOs, Ohio.
ASruS 2. HEsS, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite p~o~'0fEce.
ID. T. M,SwORDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o
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Baltimore

Baltimore
BALTIMORE, ND, March 15-FlOur-
Steady aud quiet. Wheat-Western lower
and quiet; No. . winter red spot s74c bid,
COrn-Western lower; mixed spot sta
5I3c. Oats-Firm. Rye-Higher at 6Sa
7lc. Hay-Steady and firm; prime TO
choice western $l3JOAl5 90. Provisions
Nominally steady aud quiet. Lard-Re-
fined SIC. Butter-Firm; Eastern packed
lsa22c; creamery 26I31C. EgS9-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady refined &c. Coffee-
Nominally lower; Rio cargOes ordinary to
fair l3Il3lc. Sugar-Steady and quiet.
Copper-Reined firm. Whisky-Steady.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March 16 Cotton
Ouiet. Flour - In moderate demand.
WheAt-Dnll and lower; No. 2 red size;
receipts 1900 bushels; shipments 1900
bushels. Corn-Steady; No. " mixed 53c.
Oata-Quiet hut firm: No = mixed 334a
33lc. Rye-Steady; No.2, 66s67c. Pork
Easier at $l4 80. Lard-Dill at 81 81.
Bulk Meats-Qaiet; short ribs 81 %
Bacon-Quiet hut firm; short clear - 624.
Whisky-In light demand; sales of 527
barrels of finished goods on ahasis Of 81 10.
Butter-Active. Sugar-Steady. Eggs
Firm l3lc. Cheese Quiet.
PhiladslphIS.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l6.-Wool
Steady; prices unchanged; Ohio, Penn
sylyania and West Virginia XN and above
3la32c; X29a3Oc; medium 37aa37Ac; coarse
36l37c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western ine o: Y aud NX 2S429c;
medium 36l37c; coarse 35i37c; fine washed
delaine, Y and Xxx 3lL35c; medium
washed combing and delaine 3Sl3O2; coarse
do, 27a2Sc; Eastern Oregon l5a2lc; Valley
Oregon 22I2sc; New Mexico and Colorado
l3a2Oc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., March 6-Wheat-Ac.
tive and lower; cash SIC; May and June
sic; July sale; August Sic; September
$3.50. C~Orn-S.sady; cIsh sic; May 52c;
jane 52lc. Olts-Quiet; cssh 33c. Glover
Sesd-Dull and lower; cash and March
50 IN.
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Notice TO Creditors.

TOTHE CREDITORS or JOHN DUSM0RE
/ whiting. deceased, and Thomas Zones, de
ceased. IN pursuance 81 n decree of ia" rcuit
Court Of Onto q, snty. made In n cAuss therein
pending, IN sIhJFt the real estate Of the saId
John IugmDTg whiting and The aid Thomas
Ioucs, TO the payment Of their dybts. You are
required to prca,ui your claims against the estate
OF the said John luawufC Whiting and the said
Thuma.I Jones 90 either ~ them. for al udica.
ton tn Joseph y, PAUL, commissioner, NJ his
Office. - laNl ChaplIUc flre,i, IN The CITY Of
wheeling. ono ruIutY West Virginia, On 81 he.
fore Friday. the Slh day Of ApHI, lsDs.
WiIuuss. John " Mitchell, CLERK OF sail court
this 1th day AZ march, l7sa.
JOHN ". MICHEL,
mrSOawy Clerk.
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HANDLING -" FREIGHT.
tn Belt Line Takes all the BurIImEto

III Belt Line TAX, ~ all the Burlington
Freight Ousred.
CCAuO, March ll-When the petition
OF t Burlington railroad against the Belt
Lin >ad came up for hearing thus after
o counsel for the Burlington stated
that Belt Line was now receiving Bur
ling'U cars and evidently making every
etfoT' Dssihle to handle their freight. He
Their re requested the Court to postpone
furtt proceedings in the case until called
up o. counsel for the defendant. Judge
GreslaQ asked il such an arrangement
wouh De satisfactory TO the counsel
Tor tae Belt Line. He replied that it
wonIo but at the same time
he wlshsd II = 7ctly understood that
the action 81. Ne G. = line was not due to
the pe'''.'A Ellington, but was a
voluntary pIoot, n the part of the
directors of The company.
Inc caSe wa postponed, as requested.
MI "ft Dexter cOun 81 for the Bur
hng'oo, stated to a reporter that now
since 'nr 'rIt line had resumed the han
ding o. u~n,!,ngtou cars that every line
'hrcngO WAS handling their
t'e'gdS s'tl exception of the st. Paul
road. Zee only serious trouble tbs road
has { t1.'end with Is in transferring to
the Inih Pacific ut Omaha and Council
Bluus.
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vienna, MA.sh ~ T
DT.cn,,i,g the BismarcS-KLe6ky cores
nopdsnee aye: 1t is strengthening 10 the
Auslro- German alliance, which is a tri'
nmnh Of modern craftsmanship and cor
RESPONDS to the unchanged needs OF the
people -
The Nur Free Press says: emperor
Frederick's whole programme speaks the
Main Lra.h OF his fGlly matured plans
The Presi and DeHtscA ZsitWng agree in
saving the words of Emperor Frederick
dissrm ali the disturbers Of peace.
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for the clip Of 1888 lowing to the en-
BANGED value of hay and grain will
have a money value Of more than they
will bring at present prices without any
free trade. II would be would be well for
the leaders Of the Democratic party to re-
member the promise made in the Chicago
platform Of 1ss4, in a spirit Of fairness
to all'.interests," and by which declaration
many wool growers wereinduced TO spend
their time and money to bring the change
about.
Dishonesty in politics, brings its own
condemnation, and before many moons
have passed may be literally verified.
Yours truly,
JOHN J. JACOB
Clinton, OHIO Co ". Ia March Is.
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Tb,ouVb tirIs. and haRgsge ctctfei W ,I
roinv, ". J. ROBINSON.
General Pas bgef Asspt
FsrfsrhuH wa
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wheeling. W. Wa
PUBLIC SALE.

A FARM OF Sb ACRES l2 RODS, sfTUAT-
~ ed on the north branch Of Hughes River,
five miles nOrtheAEt from the town OF PennsbGro
Ion the B. & O. X RI, Richie county. West Viz
giniA; COO arreS improved, $50 acres In Rrass. 20
acres in guilty alton, balance good timber, over
100 acres fine bOtio1 land, balance good up
land. Three bearing orchards. small vim yard,
and other small fruits. TWOstOry frame dwell
ing hsuse, COOL frame Kitchen, with cellar IN.
der g.. cool well Of water At the door; rood
name stable, with large nov for storing hay;
granAries and stalls for twelve horses, gnod
double" frame com crib with wagon shed
buggy house, scales, a number Of tenant and
tobacco houses Three creeks Of lasting water
running through the farm, besides numerous
NAL branches, sprirgs and wells. Situated in
good neighboThOOd, and on a good road: cOnyen-
lent 10 store. steam mill, schOOl aud churches
This Is a very desirable As well ss a valuable
farm for general farming. Also q splendid stock
farm fr either sheep, cattle o. hOrses, and can
not be eXcelled for a dairy farm. II could be di-
vided into several small farms with plenty Of
good wafer and timber on each one. ] will sell
all or 4 portion OF the SOS acres 49, rods At phi
vAte sale between this time and the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-17

IN CONSIDERING so complicated a sub
ect a. a tariff, nothing \ be more decep-
tive than the application of such general
phrases as a protective tariff; a revenue
tariff; q free-trade tariff. 1t imposes a
burden upon the purchase and sale of in
ported goods and tends to prevent every
importation. The expression Of free
trade tariff involves an absurdity, = "
so the phrase protective tariff may be ap-
piled to every bill imposing duties on i'm
ported goods.-JOhn Sherman in 1867.
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CHICAGO, March 15.-The 5000 paint
ers in Chicago did not strike to-day as was
a%nticipated. They thought better of 1t.
Next Monday is pay day" said n OF
than "and we will finish the week ana
draw u money before We 90. ont"
"Wm you strike them
"Well, that's the intention. Local
Assembly /. $40 practically agreed upon
that last night in Greenhaum's Hail.
Suppose the master painters come TO
your terms again and agree TO give the 3I4
cents per hour, which You ask"
'IOb, in that case we will Work rlgnt
alonR.N
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DUFFY'S FORMULA
4 Certain Cure for tho First Stages Of

4 Certain Cure for tho First Stages Of
Consumption.
It's main ingredients &c raw beefAnd Dufys
Pure Malt whiskcy, aud it stimulates the ensr'
gies and builds up uc tissues as no other sCien-
tic discovery has ever done.
81 am 4 Presbyterian Clergyman anda Doc
tor Of Divinity, but 1 am not afraid 10 recon-,
mend Duny's Malt Whisky and Duffy's For.
mula as the purest and most efficient prepara-
tons l know Of aid my experience is large
one" E-y. D.. Mills,
Princeton, Iowa.
DuFy's Formula is for sale by all druggists
and dealers. Price, 81 per bottle.
Tue DUTFT MALT WHIsKEY Co.,
Rochester. n. Y.
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THE first and obvious inquiry Of every
Senator discussing the question is, no"
much is it necessary 70 raise by tariff on
imported goods? = II is, there
lore simply an absurdity to talk now
aa2St a free trade tariff, aud to talk about
a pI cti7s tariff is unnecessary, because
tb6 vACf5:SHSsuld not possibly frame a
ard that would prodSs@I49Coo,ooO IN
gold without amply protecting our f0m
nc lndustry.-JoAn Sherman in lSo"
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COTTON.


NEW YORK, March o l6.-Cotton-
Steady; uplsnds 1O4c; Orleans lO!ci sales
l4S bales; futures closed easy; March
8 s5q9 SIC: April 9 93as 94c; May 10 O3h
10 Oic; June 10. llal0.l2c; July 10 l6a
10 lie; August 10 2lalO 21e; September
s7s9 s9c; October 9.67s9 Csc; November
9 57s9 5sc; December 9.5Sa9 Coo; January
Q 65l9.61c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2a3 Per Cent.-GOvernments Dull
aud Steady Stocks Veal Flour Steady
and UnchauGed-Whsat Fairly Active.
NEW YORK, March IL Money on call
easy at 23 per cent; last loan at 2 per
cent closed at PAP! per cent. prime mer-
camille paper 5a5l per cent; sterling ex-
change dull but steady at 4s5l for GO day
bills, and 4s7! for demand
NTs-Dhll and steady.
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DRY GOODS


NEW YORK, March 16.-Dry Goods
With wire comm lnicatiDn and railway
transportation resumed generally, al
though city transportation is somewhat
difficult, an improved demand and a heavy
movement were features Of chief remark,
and the market reflects part OF its accus-
TONED appearance.
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Tran for Glsdstons.

LONDON, March 16.-Mr. Gladstone
writes that the demand that he publish
Isns Irish proposals which be expects the
liberals to support is . trap into which
oHY the blindest mind could fall
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EATARR al
TRYthe CURE
CATARRH

+ AigssS1 81 the MUCOUS membrane generally
originating ll fhH uN,Al paN,zgg, AMI maintain
ius -rglustO't In the AcpL From TINS point
h scuG- forn = poisonous virus Into tas slpma b
an through The digestive p7ggus, C"rFuPilng -he
blood aUa ~prD1HD.rg Ol1sr ronhl"sAne1 SEn
dangerous y wp.pwS
A~parlC'ct B. u-T,iul luto each Enslsil and 4
AGREEABLE. Pr.t-AU rsnus a, irugStstS. By mall
rrglst,-r,. CO Goats Ely HEulhEH- No -
G1.4wfUu street. News NpsE frleNirfp
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ulPitCEDtIifn lHlItTll
v gIEl IlH | gIlulI lI!TlsgTH
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

Incorporated In ls6S for - years by the LAglklA-
tire for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital Of 81 90, OO0-to which q reserve
fund Of over s6O,OO has Eince been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote IL franchise
Vas made = part Of the present State Constitu-
ton adopted December ID, A. D. HD.
The only Lrttery ever voted Oh and sndorscc
By the people Of any State.
II never sCAleA or postpones.
It's Grand single Number drawings
lake place nOntElJ, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings p~frilGriy every three months March,
June, September sHt DOCembeT.
AEplendld opportunity N win a fortune. F0urh
Grand Drawing, ClDN %, In The Academy 81
Music, New Orleans, Tursday, April 10,
49, OINIh MnnIhlr nraM lnR
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3]iltaujraL
Choking Catarrh'

u. y,s avas,uel from a asN'''N -
an .7c horrible ,r,ltoaN OF 81 A
ue,oartn rat auiP -s' 'tas-
r.- ,r.. ush..vgi chest Ha'a !,' T,.,
,ryna- soI Jcsri,y tssf s'cro'' .., ,L'.,
D., r.try rur .hrus. suI heal %, tbs 'A'-
wbsr sJ.a.y>.og rn.a,ace ); s sSiT,
srS. .ae mind. c.oui'uE thc @s.l. EaF III
~. r.pI W.lh paiuSag Srause h'-N and
E-r rt t,tnr.d .he nasal ps'>is ,9y who
..-.. r.rhJS poisonous w3glE a'," m D-,.
s- Afflicted with cltsrrh How 1l'y' g.S
80 he system aFa.uN. IT, ',I.-,' nbvs.
.,sz-fs the ngu-S iytr AMI A.Iae! sna
~sv, all sHmfs 10 - 4 trrrlo.t
80. urr a- urltsf EnGclrr- hon All
The ~r,u.ayxab,e curative power, SaI y 81,
rrS.- rr-lres Ur.eriv fail 70. -'St'NE -
Tsr A. at,e>,cI By thousands "Ho N,a,S
SrfIv rsommeul q. fD fellow Sufferers -
wrTr :. male ug-1!Igg DO 'Hht ,.a.pi ,,Si,
by the most r,Spe'isn.' ANU
references . 81 tHa EApT-
Zach racket contains one ."t..E y anl
tr.gE one box of gNrNEKHA. So-NA -
an TvrEuysp lNHALEE. with ur.l>, y, "
rf,Ts rvF Is ~1,i hr til druggists %. 81.
rgrrrg pEra 4 CHENlUNLt". 0'SlI,-
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Contract 20 Furnish Beef to France.

Contract 70 Furnish Beef to France
DENVER, Gel, March 15.-The Cattle
Trust of this city has closed a contract
with the French Government TO supply
the French army with $50 900 head OF
beef cattle annually. The cattle will be
all range stock.
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Address Registered Letters 10
Gg6 ORLEAss NATIONAL RANK
No. 0TEREnR Ia

REnENAER thai the prszsBes Of ,rsnsrzh
BesurezArf and RSr.y, aEO are IN charge u The
dravinES, l. 4 guarantee q, Gb~ol1te fs!rrea sd
integrity. that i5e ekaHoas are al eqnAl, ara
hat no one can possibly divine what nurieT
Will draw q prize.
REgENBER tkSt the payment Of all Pnts
IL GUARANTEED BY YOUR SATIGH.
Al BANKS Of New Orleans and the nckef
are signed by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized n the
highest Courts: therefore, berEr0 OF any inits-
ions or ~ansnynont scbenH mT1sWkSgf
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LONDON, March iS-The Emin Bey
Relief COMMITTEES has received news that
rppo TYh has ssrt aaamhss ne"
Stanlev's cAmn on the Arm-win.a en TO
the reserve stores and munAaoaa ~ ssks
del ~e
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Leave the Cily At $50 a u. aud run ever hour
until $50 ?. m.
Leave wheeling PSIE Al $40 = m and run
oYgry hour until 100 ?. H. except Church
Trains which will leave the Park al 9t5 . m
aud Cly ~ l2:l5 2. N.
c. HIRSCH,
E-.Z.-gyEayf.nF
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@beelins Register
0rartIsrs' Guia


ASStfLSLLTAfSSSDo DDEPAkrURE q TRAINS.
tSunday exespted. tNondsy 60 s; Daily.
day only. saturday excepted ssnn-
-sosGa,y =: lSS Wheeling tim, ~bich 1.
Just one aOuE earlier Than Central Tis nh'eh IL
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., 27Ia3Oc; May 3Osa3lc, closing at Sic;
June 3Oia31c, closing at Sic; July 30ia
3O3c, closing at 3Oic; August 27ba27ic,
closing at 27sc. Rye-No. ., 5Sic. Barley
No. . 7TAslC. FlAxseed-No. l, 81 As.
Timothy Seed-Prime & 81. Mess Pork
Cash $l4 90; May 81 O5al4 III, closing
at 81 Is; June Sl4 1Oal4 22l, closing at
ga 22l. Lard-Cash 81 GO; April 81 Goa
: 62I, closing at s. 602l; May s. GAIA
: G7l, closing at s. g.! June 81 67!s
7 20, closing at 81 67!; July s. 72la
: III, closing at s. 72!. Bulk Meats
Short ribs 81 10; dry sailed shoulders,
So 10; short clear 81 4Oa7 40. Sugars
Cutloaf 7saslc; granulated &c; standard
9sc. Butter-Very firm; creamery 22ts
29c; dairy lS!a26c. Eggs-Firm at lSta
1An
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Railroads.
DrTTsBURa, CINCINNATI AND st,
InIrTA ID All M n ~

Pan Handle RouteD Under schedule In cfsn
November ltth, iST. trains leave Wheeling, Cen
tral standard Time: For stsuhcnyille and Pitts
burEh. $50 . m las p N, SD .. N. w
s~teubenvtle, so p N. The en- q N, Aat
500 y. N, trains mafe direct connection ~
Columbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis N ChioAec
The l2S p. n. train mAks direct oounrsol
fot Columbus and Chicago. Trains N-rvs ~
Wheeling At t:s . N, lo;is . n, y nas
600 p. n rt:-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-17
second Day Of ApriI,I 1888.

TERNs OF PUBLIC sALE-one half the purchase
mouey cash in hand, the residue in twelve
et from date, and / retain A lien upon the land
As surety for the deferred payments. Will sell Ia
EmAll tracts Al public sale.
For further particulars Gallon the undersigned
(reSiding on the farm, or address him by letter,
PennsbOrO, Richie county, West Virginia
jGJeqdqgsb SIMON LhSTL