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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16
BELLAIRE.

Some days since We noted the fact that
an attempt had been made 10 wreck the
celebrated corn train near Baruesville,
bot the plan miscarrisd. Since the above
st.emp another has been made on the
s{ue road. Last Tuesday some miscreant
ded o. chain 10 the rils, near Cambridge,
but lie was noticed al his work By a farmer,
who took the chain away. The would-be
murderer led when the countryman APP
preached.
Josie and Russell Brsnuon, two small
Ch'ps, threw match into one Of the traps
Fh,cf concea.s natural gas regulator,
and toe report which followed was terrific.
The greater part of the foIca of the eXpl0-
oa happily missed the boys, but they re-
caived some small burns on the face and
hands
james Folien was hurt worse than was
frs reported He has numerous bruises
about the body. one ankel ia sprsir cd,
bile q bonein The Otheris broken and It
is feared that be SAT- red internal injury.
Ms Mary Carroll, wife of Dan Carroll,
conductor on the Bellaire & ST. Glars
vile Accommodation died Thursday
night TIE rsmsins viii be taken TO
BiTlesyille tomorrow morning.
They have gas out at Evansville again.
Some one finds "a well ont there most every
month. The last lind gives q heavy pres
sure, according 10 reports.
S.. Psuick's Day viii he celebrated 10y
one lodge Of the Ancient Order az Hiber-
mans to-day. The st. Nicholas Hotel will
banquet the boys.
The members of the Tilden Club are
ssked TO meet ~ the Second ward hose
house this evening to elect new officers foI
the ensuing year.
The parade Of Division No. /, A. o. a.,
Will lake place shi morning. Severa.
societies fron neighboriDg towns will par
ucipate.
The funeral Of James w Smith was
largely attended yesterday afternoon
SpsDgler Post, G.. A. R, TUNED cut in
body.
The alley between Belmont and Unlor
sfrsels. from Tbirty-frst 10 Thirty fourth
street. is having the flth removed from IT,
Mss Ne,tie Yosi, Of the Fourth ward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16
HOW TO SAVE LIFE.

What is a cough? It is an irritation of the
throat and lungs What causes II? Congestion.
stop the cong. sion, the irritation ceases and the
cough il cured, But how TO stop the conRestionl
An, there is just where physicians have ALWAYS
been puzzled. BIT II must be checked, or pneil.
monia quick consumption or some terrible pull
monary disease viii follow. Some doctors give
cod liver oil, Others cough syrups. but the most
advanced pres ribe stimnlants Nature must be
assisted. Pure whiskey will do il. See what
physicians say:
., Prof Austin Flint, of Bellevue CNew York;
college, SAYS: THE judicious use OF alcoholic
stinulants IS one OF the striking characteristics
OF progress in the practice of medicine during the
last half century"
Professor Henry A. Mott, of New York says:
Inc purity of Dufiy's Pure Malt Whiskey las
simple analytical tests will readily convince
physician or an experD should certainly recon-
mend 1t to the highest pub ic favor"
Duiiy's Pure Malt Whiskey is a certain cure
ana preventive ofcongestion and should be kept
IN every family. 1t is so by all druggists and
ueaiers. BE sure and secure the genuine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16
WOOL.
PhiladelphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15--WoOl-
Quiet; Pennsylvania and West Virgins
Xxx and above 33s35c; Y 32s33c; me
dium 37a39c; coarse 37s3Sc; Michigan and
Western fins or XXX 3Oa31c; coarse 37a3Sc
fine unwashed delaine X ana Xxx 36a38c
unwasbed combing and delaine 41a423c
coarse DO 39a4Oc; Canada washed comb
ing 34a353c; tub washed 35o42c; me
dunn unwashed combing and delaiue Boa
&c; coarse do 29s31c; Eastern Oregon 15a
23c; Valley Oregon 22a29c; New Mexico
and Colorsdo 15a0Oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16
sHREwD ADVERTISERS.

Readers Of the newspapers of the day
cannot fail to be impressed with the fact
that. the modern advertiser is progressive
He Is compelled to be, else competitor.
more active in the invention of new adver.
Using devices viii Outstrip him in public
favor.
The value of printers ink judiciously
and scientifically employed oauuut bC
overestimated; it is the medium whereby
meritoriOus discovery is raised from local
fame to a position IN the public esteem.
Hence the columns of the newspapers art
daily used by hosts of advertisers. and in
the competition which is INDUCED in TO at
tain the desired END the reader is often.
times amused.
The greatest of American advertisers,
snd 1t may as well be said in the world, i.
Ii. II. Warner, Of Rochester, n. Y, whose
name has been made everywhere familiar
in connection with Warmers Safe Cure,
widely advertised because of its merit in
the prevention and cure of kidney diseases
By printers ink this great discovery has
achieved worldwide popularity and thou
sands feel grateful for toe knowledge thus
acquired Of this greatest Of modern rene
dies
Furthermore, the public has been taught
that disorders Of the Lungs, bTain, heart
and liver which have hitherto been re.
garded and treated by the profession as
distinctive diseases are not so in fact, but
are the attending symptoms of disease Of
the kidneys; therefore, the cOnsumptive,
the spoplechc, the paralytic, and the suf-
ferer from nervous disorders can be re-
stored to health by Warmers Safe Cure,
which will remove the true causes of those
disorders by restoring the kidneys to
healthy action.
TIE advertising methods employed by
this greatest of advertisers are invariably
instructive and, although the reader may
sometimes be caught in reading al ad-
vertisement, which was not st first sup
posed to be such, there is nevertheless no
time lost siuce useful information is inya-
riably gained concerning life's great prob
lem.
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r1nst Have seen Him.

Mrs. Rsnsom-"Wasn't that a mean ar,
ticle the Bugle published yesterday about
Mr. SAVAGE" Mrs. Savage-"Yes, IN
decd no foundation at all for it." Mrs.
Rausom-"Mr. Savage told Mr. Ransom
last night that he was going to see the edl'
TOR about il. Has be been yet?' Mrs.
Ssvsee-'I guess so; 1 just received anott
from John at Bellevue. Judge.
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GovKRNMEETs-Dull and steady.
STATES Dull ard steady

RAILROADs-Quiet; sales 81, l24 900.
STOCKs-The stock market WAS weaker
than il has been for sometime to-day and
the business done will compare favorably
with any day this year. The market ut the
opening was nearly point Off from yester-
days closing The pressure today reach
ed all portions OF the list, and outside of
the graDgeIs, there was more selling than
at any previous time this year, and the de-
clines, on an unusually large business are
heavy and uniform and the num-
Der Of stocks dealt in was re-
markRble. There was an uneasy
feeling reported at Paris and this was re-
Elected in the London market and here,
and American securities on the other side
were all lower with considerable selling TO
liquidate. The lowest prices were gener-
ally reached at l p m, bat the rally from
the lowest points was insignificant, and the
market finally closed fairly active and
heavy to week, at or near the lowest
figures OF the day. Everything il lower.
Pullman lost 3, Manhattan 81, Rock Is
land II. Missouri Pacific and Tennessee
Coal H. @, B. q Q and st. Paul Il,
Atehison !. Sales 3l7, LAB eharsa. Ono
tstions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, $50; American Express,
113; Canada Pacific, AZ; Central Pacific.
"a; Chesapeake and Ohio 10; preferred dc
irsts, SO; do seconds, 80; Chicago and
Alton, 1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy, 9ss; Delaware and Hudson, 100;
Delaware Lsckawanns and Western, 1879;
Denver sud Rio Grande, Is; Erie, 275;
do preferred, 66f; Fl. Wayne, $50; MI
1Ois Central, 109; Lake Shore, 1913; Mich.
igan Central, "a; Minneapolis and 81.
Louis 6; DC preferred -; Missouri Pacific
69i; Northern Pacific, 25i; do preferred,
5sB; Chicago and Northwestern 1O43; DC
preferred, 1856; New York Central, 10s;
Oregon Trascontinentsl, 80; Pacific Mail,
355; Peoria, D. 4 E.. 23l; Pittsburg, 157;
Pullman Palace Gar, 1879; Reading, 43s;
Rock lslsnG 929; ST. Louis & San Fran
cisco, 2l3 dc preferred, $50; Go first pre-
ferred LOG; s. Paul, Minneapolis and Man
lcbs, 80; st. Paul and Omahe, 81 do
grefelysc, 81; Texas PaciEe 183; Uncn
Pacific, 63; United Statea E2gi zee so;
Western Union, So
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ABLoCK OF FIVE.

J.. 3. Eaton. a very eccentric man, died
Saturday 90 his home near Fremont, Steu-
bau county. He settled In that county in
1857, ani by the closest economy succeed
et I'D acquiring over 1000 acres of god
land and much other property. His will
IS in keeping with the oddities Of his lie.
Hrs land is 20 be divided into lots Of ID
acres. and on each Tot is 90 be erected q
cottage. Thee cottages are intended for
homes a. f-ieniless women of good charsc-
tsr over 50 years of age. The money sc
uired rom sales Of other property sitter
building the houses is to be held IN trust
for the support OF the coed women.-IHd'an.
I'LL. e-.-----.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16

OF PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS EMBRACES
SUPERB COLLECTION DRECTORE AND EMPIRE STYLES OF
MILANESE AND COTTON EFFECTS PERSIAN EMBROIDERES
AND sHADNGS G0BELNAE DIRECTOIRE BEAD CASHMERE AND
STANDINGS PAsSEMENTER PATTERNS AND COMB
BLACK
ORED IRISH POINT AND PERSIAN BLENDS IN ALL THE NEWEST
FECTS FINE HANDCU JET
GIiPS AND PRINCES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 10 Flour
Dull and weak Wheat-Lower; No. 9
red March 93a93lc; April 93Ia94c; May
933a94c; June 94s95c. Coma shade
lower and frmer; No. 2 mixed March
4Oa40tc; April 4Ola4O5c; May 41ia41ac;
June 413a42c. Oats-Firm; No. 3 white
32c; futures quiet; No. white March
33ta334c; April 33la34c; May 34a34Ic;
June 34ta343c.
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Fine Laces and : EmbPOidePies--

ALLsK SPANISH GUIPURE FLOUNCINGs,
AND ALL4sILK BLACK LACE DRAPNG NETS
SWISS HAMBURG NAINSOOK FLOUNCINGS
IN RUBE PATTERNS AND THE YARD MATCH
psgrFINE EMBROIDERIES.
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ToIodc

TOIBDo, March 15.-Wheas Dull anG
lower; cssh 95!a96c; May 92c; June 92c
July sole; August S5c. Oorn-Dull; caaf
34c; April 34ic; May 35lc. Oats-Quiet
cash 25c; May 27c. Glover Seed Steady
cash and March S. 60; April 81 so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16

on q recent afternoon young couple
wandered into store so Friendship, the
r-our.etsr of which is a Justice of the
Pesce. end sat down to wait About .
O'Clock the last customer and loiterer de-
parted. leaving 10 one but the clerk in
charge The man thereupon approached
this individual and assed for the propTie-
tor. lie was directed 10 the house, where
ihe family were just about retiring, the
Squire was summoned, and the couple
were SD last made one. A walk Of two
miles to their boat ard row OF four miles
further took them TO their home, some
whst wesry, butrrj oicing -LcristoH Ne ,
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3Jbrelin9 8e9isttr
6rarelers' 6uide

4 RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
- ENrLANNrI2N OF REFEKENCE MARKS. eDaily,
sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted ssun-
dsy only. Saurday excepted. saturday only.
Meridian February TO- lSSg Wheeling
t.u1e which IS just one hour earlier than Central
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16

Wendell PHILIPPE" sOlilcquizsd Mr.
Sandy Higginb0ttom, as be shook the dust
OF Skeleton Gulch from his feet, was the
author of a statement that no man could
chord 90 be more than 81 hours in advance
cf tho people, but as the Vigilance Com
mittee hae given me three days start,
think Iwiil be polite enough to accept. w.
Tr rrr..f. rrr.r...
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rnrf Libnrt-

East LIBERTY, March 15--Cattle-Re-
ceipts l, $40 head; shipments 2,06O head;
market weak and dull; nothing doing, all
through cOnsignments.
Hogs-Receipts ., 500 head; shipments
2, 400 head market dull; all grades S. Goa
% 10.
Sheep-Receipts ?, 400 head; shipments
1000 mead; nothing doing; none for sale;
six carloads through.
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PETROLEUM.
New York.


NEW YORK, March 15.-PetrOleum-
Opened steady at soc. After decline 10
Sole and an advance to 9Osc the market
became weak again and declined TO s9lc,
closing steady at S95c. Sales, $780, 600 bar
rels.
OIL Olts.
OIL CITY, PA, March 15.-Petroleum
Opened at sec; highest 90tc; lowest
s9sc; closed at So sales $40, 600 bar
rels; clearances, l, 974, 600 barrels; charters,
SO, 800 barrels; shipments, 1919, FOB barrels;
runs % $50 barrels.
TituBVille.
TTrUsvILLB, March 15.-Petroleum-
Opened ct soc; highest at cole; lowest
$3.50; closed at S9sc.
P;tttburg.
PITTsBUBG, Pa, March 15.-Petroleum
Dull but steady; opened at 9Osci closed
at s95c; highest 9Oic; lowest S9lc.
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Cincinnati.

ONoIEEATI, o., March 15.-BOgs-
In good demand snd lower; common snd
light 81 OOa4 70; packing and butchers
81 6Oa4 so; receipts ., 63S head; shipments
l 700 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16

There were q dozen men on the car who
~ ST. Blank wsitirg on the crosslog
s1,a1. and one of them remarked; Now
vou See if he doesn't lesd right of by say
.rg what an open winter thi7 Is ~ Blank
-teppsd aboard, entered and greeted halt q
dom people. snd, while all were holding
tHeir bresths. he said: Gentlemen, what
a cool summer we hal last yea" Detroit
IL D--.a
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SrNnAYs.

leave the City go sen q. m snd run every hour
lrt.I 9I5p m. Leave Wheeling Park at 300 q.
lr. srt nun every hour u1ll 1000 D. 20. Except
church Train win 'aav Park 20 s.f5 q. m. and
U..r DO rz.rl n l1 O.. HlR>CH.
ennarintoudaut
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LIVE sToCR
GJhlczE

CHICAGO. March 5.-UsttiG-Receipte
5000 head; shipments 3, 200 head; market
dull and 10c lower; choice beeves 81 GOA
4 35; steers So 00a3 so; stockers and feed.
ers 81 0On3 40; Texas steers 81 75a3 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head; market slow, heavy and Sc
lower; mixed S4 55a4 80; heavy 81 55a
s.; light 81 6Oa4 80; skips So 5OA4 35
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market weak; natives So 90
al 90; western corn fed 81 4Oa4 rs; lambs
81 75a5 80.
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MAGNIFICENT DRESS GOODS HAVE
NOW ARRIVED AND COMPRISE THE LARGEST
LECTION OF NOVELTIES EVER EXHIBITED IN THE CITY.
FROM AMONG REPRESENTING THE PRE-
VALING SPRING AND SUMMER FASHION ATTENTION
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT GOODS IN
STRIPED FANTASIA WITH PLAIN COMBINE GIAcE,
MOHAIR AND SICIIENNE BRLIANTINES IN PLAIN CHECKS
STRIPES HENRETTAs CHALLIES FINEST
LINE OF COMBINATION SUTTINGS EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY
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g-uairs aud Zcnssvill 5through passe lg5I tai
.-.r,s E5-Isir2 90 3, 40 e. "a. arrives as ksllaLe
m. ,,
E,,fsEsII PASSENGER train iesves e5li@ra
t..r "a L., arrives 40 Rollsirc 81 SIS "a n.
--,s-Telf accommodation iesvcl Be Hair G.
rr.,5 b ~ arrives al Bel Sire az us s, ~.
AIt-aius tsiiy except Sr'1,y t'@Eei s'2e
-rl r.-1e fo- b8l ei-a.
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La-Tosca ParasoIs

gSy-ELEGANT LINE PARAsOIS AND UMBRELLAS
WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GOLD HANDLES
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-eae 1-e Per Cent.-Government,
Dull and Steady-Stocks Weak and Lower
Floor steady and Wheat
Active.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Money on cal
easy at la24 per cent; last lean at .!
per cent closing Offered ct p per cent
prime mercantile paper 44s64 per cent.
sterling exchange dull but steady at 4s53s
4SS4.
GovERNAIEErs-Dull and steady.
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Perrars /. was i7ccssly thst a pastor re-
markell that Jae Roman Catholic Church
Has fortunate in having but one inialhbie
Pope. tn his church, be said, he had n'ne
dlac3rs. and every one Of them thought
himself intalh1ls. TO may be that that
pastor is annoyed by the inialiibility of his
liLs church officers as the twelfth juryman
ws7 90 lhe "ob5tna ~ Of the otner IL
Christian Inquirer.
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.r- HFELING AND Elm GROVE RAILROAD
.N ON snd amer saturday, October l3, ISIS
.-a.as on lle Wheeling snd Elm Grove R6iirOsf
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PRODUCE.
Now York.

NEW YORK, March 15.-FlOuI-Receipii
Is. 995 packages; exports l 957 barrels and
10, 597 sacks; market heavy and dali; sales
1860 barrels. Wheat-Receipts l, 65C
bushels; exports 500 bushels; sales 8, 824,
600 bushels futures and 10000 bushel:
spot; spot market heavy and quiet; No. 8
red Sc; No. red 81 GA; No l white 96c;
uugraded red 914a93!c; options steady but
lower; No. . red March 9l9a92sc; April
92ia92lc, closing at 923c; May 93sa94sc,
closing at 93lc. Juue 94a95c, closing at
944c; July 92sa93!c, closing at 93c; Au-
gust 90sa90sc, cioeing at 953c; December
93sc Barley-Quiet; ungraded Canada 10
aS3c. Corn-Rscsipts %, 500 bushels; ex-
ports 1O7, 500 bushels; sales 136, 900 bush
els futures and 100, 900 bushels spot mar
ket dull and lower; ungraded mixed 4O3a
44c; steamer mixed 42la43{c; March 423c;
April 43c; May 43sa433c closing ct 43sc;
June 434c Oats-Receipts s, 600 bushels;
sales 10000 bushels futures and Ga, COO
bushels spot; market firm and moderately
active; spot No. 2 white 323c; mixed
western 29a33c; white do 34a39c; No. 2
Chicago 32!c Hay and Hops-Firm and
quiet Coffee Options steady and 2Os30
points below yesterday; NJ. rch, April, May
and Juns Is scale. Csc; July II. 00a17. 1Sc;
August and September 17.10a17 SOC; spot
Rio easier at 100 Sugar-Raw strong;
refined active and &c higher; G 53a53c;
extra c 6a6lc; white extra G etc; yellow
SIC; of A 6sc; mould A 75c; standard A
and confectioner's A &c; cutlOaf and
crushed Sic; powdered Il &c; granulated nc;
cubes tic. Molssscs-Nominal; open ke;-
tie. good TO fancy, 2Sl42c Rice-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady and quiet; United S9sc.
Cotton Seed Ol-Stroug; crude Acc; yell
low 4sc. TallOw-Irregulsr. Rosin-
Quiet. Turpentine-Steady. Eggs
Quiet at 133c Wool-Quiet and weak;
domestic fleece 32a35c, pulled 23a39c;
Texas 15a27c. Pork-StrOng; old mes
S12 5;new do $3.50; extra prime $40 Is.
Cut Meats-Sleady and quiet. Lard
Dull: western steam 81 274, closing a.
81 30; city do Sc 50; March, April and
May s. 2S; June s. 81; July s. "a; Au-
gust 81 SO; September s. 80. Butter
Ouiet; western dairy 14a2lc; creamery Is
s27c. Cheeae-Frm; western 9tallfe
Pig Iron-S.eady. Copper - Irregular
lake March SIS so. Lead-Firmer; DO
mestic s. IS. Tin-Dnll and steady;
straits P2l 40.
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~cfw~sI6 I'd Z prTe''1 sr

-
Cu45i s9Lscull ~ ersct Feb 10th l. trains
lssvs Bridgeport, Ohio CenuHl stauis-l IS:
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 4 10 4
u. For Pittsburgh, 1925 3 For Chicago ard
Cleveland l07 p N. sor Pittsburgh sad New
York, SO p. n. FOR steubJnuile, SSS e. No.
For Martins Ferry slb .. r.. Trtins arriv' o.
Bridgeport Ct T:hs q. m, 1922 q. ri. l2fF 3 nj.
438 ,. IA, ana 747 pm.
A. l.. RAILIEG, Ticket Agent.
nols Bridgeport. Ohio.
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PhuAdelpbia.

Butter, Sugar and Cheese-Frm. Eggs
Dnll at lie
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9ar Sale
@or Bent

LNOR RRNT-THR DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ no. l2l Fourteenth street. Apply 10 j. r.
GREER, at Greer & Lsing's de2gh
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 15-There was quite
a coed trade in wheat to-day, but princl'
pallv on local account. Outside news
was scarce and outside business light.
Corn dull Oats moderately active. Pro
visions quiet at about outside hgnres'
FIonr steady and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No. , spring and No. ? red 93ia944c
No. 3 spring 91s92c; May 94sa96sc, clos
ing at csc; June 91ia92ic, closing at 9l4c
July s6ias7c, closing at S6sc; year 8O4c
Corn-Cssh No. . 34is34sc; May and June
35}c; July 36ic. Osts Cash No. 24tc
MAY and June 253c; July 25sc, Rye
At 43c. Flax Seed-AtSl 80. Timothy
Ssed-At 81 80. Mess Pork-Cash, May
and June S12 15a12 %; July S12 323
Lerd-Casb and May S. 90A6 50; Jun'
81 90; July 81 O5. Cut Meats-ShOT
ribs Sc 15a6 90; shoulders S. 55a5 623
short clear S. 62la6 10. Whisky
81 o..
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TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Railroads.
DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
L LOUIS RAILWAY CO.

fPRn handls Rout0) Under eoheduls la e0aet
Feb. 10th, 1859, trains leaye Mheeiing. C9ngs
standard Time. For Steubsnyille, Pi.tturYn I'd
the East, SO .. 81. 1875 2. ~, Ss10r H., aud
$40 . n. For C0lumbuf, indianapolis, Cira.--
natl AID ST. Louis SO and s40p. be-. For olrm-
bus end Ohicsgc, 1873 ?. m. 1raii.i ersc &C
Wheeling e. $50 =. o.. 100 m 245 . ard
$50 p. N. Trains leaving al go a. N. aud sf-
irving az $40 ?. m, run solid between Wheeling
and Pittsburg All trains daily, except 3unday
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Rnlfimnre

BALTIMORE, ND, March 15.-Wheat-
Western steady; No. . winter red spol
and March 9Ois9O4c; April 91a9ltei May
92ls92ic; Jane 92la93c; July SS4ass &c,
Corn-Western steady; mixed spot and
March 39la4Oc: April 4Ola40sc; May AIS
4isc. Oats-Quiet; Western white 32a
3S5c: do mixed 29a31c. Rye-Steady al
54a56c. Hsy-Steady and unchanged
Butter-Firm; Western packed 1920
roll 1sh9c; creamery 26a2Sc. Eggs
Easy st 12la12lc. Coffee Quiet at Isl
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MUSTANG LINIMENT MUS STANG IMMINENT

FOR MAN BEAST PENETTEsCURES sWISNY SADDLE AND HAIR
SORES IN HORSES AULESl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-16

OINCINNATI, O., March l5.-Cotton-
Steady. Flour-Yery dull. Wheat
In moderate demand; No. red 95c; re-
ceipts $500 bushels; shipments none.
Oorn-weaker; NJ. . mixed 34c. Oats
Stronger; No. , mixed PIC. Rye-Dull
No. . 4Sc Pork-Steady at i12 624. Lard
Dull at IS So. Bnlk Meats and Bacon
Firm and unchanged. Whisky-At 81 o..
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The 1'0} p IN, from the Rifle Range
VIII leave corner Of Heretlnia AMI Pu,
nih0u aneGtS a. 100 y, M,
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out in August last got well and re-
lapsed badly within the last 2 weeks
on account of the cold spell. do
not believe that we shall get quite
rid of it for several months to come
yet. No one more than myself
deploros this state Of affairs
and symphathises more than
i do with the unfortunate little
sufferers and their parents. But
what can be done or what could
have been done, leave il to any
impartial mind to decide.
ANY further information | am able
to give, you are welcome to, and
will always try to assist the Board
of Health to the best Of my ability,
Yours faithfully,
G. TEoussEAU,
Jan. 10, 1889.
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CENTRAL UNION CuuRCH--Rcv. T.,
G. Bcckwith, y. d., pastor, sunday
school aud Bible class at 0:l5 A. NJ.
Services ut II A. NJ, and 80 T.. NJ
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NOTICE.

NJ OTI L is he eby given that All
~ Yong of Kalhi Valley. Oahu, has
sold to Lin All Lin. for $3.50, his un-
divided one-tifth int rest in lease of
certain piece Of property in Kalihi Val
ley. dating from February -, 1888,
fom Laura Kelenahe ct al; together
with his undivided one-fifth interest in
buildings thereon. furniture therein,
four horses. all agricultural implemenst,
etc., etc.
Signed, LIN All LIN.
Dated. Jan. !. 1889. l3S 2w+
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