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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-11-14
MARRIED.

Oct. 81, by Rev. Mumma at Ad
amsburg, Amos Shook to Mrs
Rachael Smith.
Nov. 10, in Middleburgh, by Rev
s, p. Orwig, John +. Baker, to Miss
Viola Spaid, both of Beavertown, Pa
Oct. 81, at Adamsburg by Rev. j.
9. Mumma, j. III. Stuck to Miss
Maggie Reitz.
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CENTREvILLE.-'Squire Bowersox,
the well known Centre township far
mer, brought an ear of corn to town
which measures 49, inches. As this
is the time for telling about the won
drous ears of corn produced by the
farmers in our township, so if any
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rrMs of LOCAL INTEREST

TENS OF LOOAb In HHho l
---------------
Read Cash Chesnutt's Burr"
Tho latest out-Deibert's new
otos.
The glories of autumn are depart
3
secure your fine photos at Del
BITS gallery.
rbe DAYS are rapidly drawing to
l.ir shortest span, and the evenings
kiug long, afford good time for
udy.
rhe editor of the PosT is in the
ven Mountains this week with the
sddleswarths, Fetterolfs and Has
beer Company hunting deer.
bur old friend Joel Grohs of Cen
township, raised a turnip which
Iasured 90 inches in circumference.
We mistake not Mr.. Grohs will be
titled to the belt.
JOhn Francis and j. b. Enterline
Ming taken charge of the shop in
|anklin, offer their services to our
|ople in the butchering line, either
the shop or at private residences.
|Teamster, if you want a good raw
De whip, 1 have something that
ll stand the cold weather,
H. OPPESHEIMER, Selinsgrove
A new schedule went into effect on
s. NJ. Railroad on Monday.
e only difference in time is in the
brning train east which is "a min.
Is earlier. See corrected time
ble.
There is no more fruitful source OF
ease than vitiated blood. 1t in.
ives every organ and function OF
body, and if not Immediately
rected by the use of Ayers Sar.
parilla, sooner or later leads tc
al results. Be warned in time.
my of our readers wanting a
be article of rye whiskey; especial
for medical purposes, can be ac.
mmodated by addressing Marks
Enders, Middleburgh, Pa. Prices
pm % to $3.50 per gallon, accord
to age and quality.
There are great number of young
Is playing ON the streets at night
learning i'll manners. Parents
puld not allow their boys to be on
streets after nightfall, but see
y they are at home studying theil
pool lessons.
he statement i'll the Posi- last
PIX that G. g. Seebold had sold his
pit and title in the general store
peebold q Runkle to Peter Reigle
evidently premature. 1t was
conditionally but the parties
ed to agree in said conditions.
lvin Gift has secured a clerkship
Bush, Bule & Diehle's extensive
goods and fancy store at Will.
sport. Al. is a fine young man,
Jest, sober, intelligent, and oul
pile are pleased to learn that he
pds high with his employers.
ne combination of ingredients
pd in Ayers Pills renders them
c and curative as well as cathar.
For this reason they are the
medicine for people of costive
u, as they restore the natural
on OF the bowels, without debili.
ng.
special in Thursdays Philadel.
Press records the death at
ora Springs, Mo-. on October
Pi Colonel John H. Stover, form
Captain of Company b, 10th
nsylvania Vol; Major of 1O6th
VOL and finally colonel of I4sth
vol MIR. Stover is an old Cen
county resident, being born and
ID at Aaronsburg.
aoToGRAPmc.-
inets 9 for q, oo
Sl,50.
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hotos taken for less than S1.OO.
cents extra charge for every ad-
nal lace above two on each neg
A deposit demanded on all
'lves when ordered. Gallery .
res north of the Court House,
|display there).
DEIBERT, Photographer.
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DEATH OF AN AGED CrTIzEN.-John
Snyder of Middleburgh who was
nearing his four-score years, retired
Ill good health on Thursday evening
ut about o o'clock. A little later he
complained of pain in his left arm.
1t grew worse and he told his aged
companion, Mrs. Snyder, that he
thought it was drawing to his breast.
and she called Ephraim Fryman.
their son.in-law, who came and rails
ed up his head. Mr.. Snyder told
him to lay him down again as he
thc''"ht he. would faint, and in a
short time he was ,.S.. F.a pea 81 50
Supposed TO have resuIted froni
heart failure. Mr. Snyder was
highly respected citizen, kind
father and afiectionate husband. He
leaves to survive wife and four
children, all living in and around
Middleburgh, viz: George, Charles.
Franklin, and Susan, intermarried
with Ephraim Fryman. He was aged
~ years, month, and / days. The
funeral took place on Tuesday 1t 10
o'clock, and the remains were inter
red at Hassingcr's church.
"Brhold the western evening light
lt.mclts IN dccpning gloom
so, camly christians sink away
Descending 10 the tomb"
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DIED..

In Limestone townshis, Union Co
on Oct. 3lst, Charles Stees, aged rs
years, IL months and % days.
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,pead Cash Chesnutts Burr"
Tho latest out-Deibert's new
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

in Northern Pacific helped TO rally the list in
the afternoon, but the improvement was only
partial Manhattan and ST Paul were strong in
the afternoon The Chesapeake & OHIO stocks
and Wisconsin Central were conspicuous
for strength. The market closed fair
IL active and heavy at something I'M
lower tonight. Cotton oil Is down 81, Sugar
ia, Sew England ~, Atchison "a Sales 265,-
OOJ shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 149; American Express III;
Canada Pacific 7OH: Central Pacific ASs; Chesa-
peake and Ohio 2i%; preferred do nrsts 65;
do seconds preferred 4214; Chicago and Alton
l27: Chicago, Burlington ana quincy lOl54;
Delaware and Hudson 1872; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, l44A; Denver and Rio
Grande ~; Erie 1885; preferred DO 6y12; Fl.
Wayne, l57; Illinois Central, ll654; Lake shore,
1854; Michigan Central, 81: Minneapolis and
St. Louis. 4: do preferred ~. Missouri Pacific
NJ: Northern Pacific S2%; do preferred 7I54;
Chicago and Northwestern lll19; do preferred,
l4l; New York Central 1919: oregon Transcon-
tinental, 35: Pacific Mail, S213; Peoria, d. Z.
2o5<; Pittsburg. l5s; Pullman Palace Car, 1851;
Reading i5}z: Rock Island 99ts' 81. Louis and San
Francisco 2a54 do preferred 90; do nrst preferred
1917; ST. Paul, 49, do preferred ll44; st. Paul,
Minneapolis ana Manitoba, IL; 81. Paul and
Omaha, SSJS: do preferred, 100; Texas Pacific,
~; Union Pacific, 647s; United states Express,
81. Western Union. S5h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
BELLAIRE
! Days DoIngs in Belmont County s
Metropolis.

4 Day OOlnk5 III belLnoht SouhD
Metropolis.
A well known Irishman called at the
Office Of TIE nail works yesterday ard
ssked if he wss going to get his old job at
he steel works when the plant resumed
He WAS informed that he had no job az the
works. Faith and didn't l labor for
YEP" was the rejoiDer. "Yes; bat you
threw up the Job three weeks sgO." Il
know I did" said the Irisbmsn. Gould
Won not work at better job?" asked the
boss. Il won't blacksheep," said Pat;
81 will take my lsboring JOB or nothing, !"
and the man could not be induced to take
8 better job, for fear of blscksheepiDg.
The fact OF the matter is the hands are all
being hired sGew and no one can claim his
old Job. Most Of the men applied a. the
Office yesterday and were reinatated.
Mrs. S. Q. Hamilton was painfully
burned By the lid Of stove falling on her
arm. The hot piece Of iron caused MIS-
Hamilton 20 liant and the lid was not re-
moved until a colored lady, who livys st
Mrs. Hamilton's, threw it off.
The father of Samuel Corbet says bis
son does not drink and is industrious
The report that Mrs. C,rbet shot herself
because Samuel would not provide for her,
doea the latter an injustice, says The
father.
The report that Rev. B. Daniels had
died was premature. MI D. is living in
a town in the interior Of the State ard is
doing well.
IT. d lii. yyy;-Jo. ctaos Works made
glass in the upper furnace yesterday. Only
one Furnaces will be in operation this fire.
There was very little display for Foraker
in this city yesterday and the visitors from
nearby towns were not very Dumerous.
Rev. Samuel Collier, the lew pastor OF
South Bellaire 81, E. Church, will bold
sci viceo in his church on Sunday.
Jas. X. Pollock, Western Union tele'
graph operator of this city, has been mar
lied to Miss Salie Gray.
It is likely that Mr.. Campbell, Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, will not speak
in Belleise as intended.
J. a. Mcconnell, Democratic nominee
for Recorder, was in the city yesterday
calling on voters.
Ed. Sanders, of the BelIaire wiudo8
glass works Office, is laid up with rheu'
mstism.
Ex-Sherif W. Cochran has been plac'd
on the Republican ticket for Land Ap
praiser.
Jscob Montrose fell down flight o.
stairs and painfully injured his back.
Morris Smith has been sworn in as pc
licemsn in place of Key Defnbsugh.
Rv J. F. Hamilton has been changed
frou Youngstown to Brownsville, Pa.
B lsire drinks Wheeling filth, yet has
a lover Ta'e of death than Wheeling.
The Il ok Hill band furnished music a
TIE Foraker mseting last night.
Little Nugget" did not have the crowC
the show deserved, last night.
VIM. Harrison, carpenter, cut his harc
with saw while working
An unknown talks of starting jeweiy
store on Belmont street.
Tire Third ward has a new dancing olu'
called Silver Star"
Bellaire's new ball club will play o.
Huntington, W. Va.
The steel works will no. resume before
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
WOOL
WHEELING. TuEsnAY. October S

WHEELING, TUESDAY, october S.
There is nothing doing in the local market
Thepast week has shown no change in the gen
eral situation OF the wool market. The buyer
has the advantage Of the seller and prices re-
main in his favor During the past few weeks
the market has sof.ened very generally, and Is
now more uniform than for some time
Prices remain same as last week as follows:
Fine fleece washed at 30c. unwashed one
third off. medium washed SOaS3c, medium IN
washed 20a25c; tub " shed 30a33c
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October s.-wool-Mar-
ket quiet; prices unchsn ged; Territory woods in
improved dem nd Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 32a3i15c; Y 3la
3314c; medium S61&a3Sc; coarse 35l 9a37c New
York. Michigan, Indiana and western fine or
xxx 29a3lc; medium S6aS7c; coarse - 36c: fine
washed delsine and XIX 32a36c; medium washed
combing and delaine S9a4lc; coarse do 36Ha
CSC: Canada washe0 combing 32aSic tub washed
33a4lc; medium unwashed cOmbing and delaine
2s,SOc; choice do 27a2SHc; Montana l9a26c; Ter
ritory l51za22c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
At CATVFRTON YARDS

BEEF CATTLE-Tne offerings this week are not
nearly of as good general average IS last week
the tops being less numerous and not as good
aud other grades more thsn the demand cou
absorb. Trade was dull, and values inly l5t
per 100 pounds oil from last week. our highest
quotation this week is 81 o., at which very few
changed hands, most sales bsiug made at " 25s
3 IS per l00 pounds.
Prices OF beef cattle this week ranged as fol
lows. Best beeves 81 7ja4 o. those gen rail-
rated first qua ity So sos 70, MEDIUM or good
mir quality 81 75a3 40 and ordinary thin
steers. oxen and cows s. 00a2 SO per 100 pounds
OF the Cattle received 1854 came from Virginia
IS from Maryland, iG3 from Kentucky and 3g'
head fir m Ohio. The receipts FOR the week were
3 1863 head, again 1926 last week, aud 3,iO'
head same reriod last year.
Ofthe offerings SO head were sold 10 Baltimore
butchers. l5S 10 country dealers, and 40 Z
Eastern BUYERS Total sales for the week, 1866
head. against l,0SJ last week and i5Sl head SAINT
period last year.
SHEEP AND LANES There is some falling OF
in the r ceipfs as compared with lat week, anc
their quality Is on fair, scare .ly up to that 81
lat Thursday There IS & good demand for GOOD
stock Of all kinds We quote butchers sheer
shade higher At 3a455cents per pound gross
Lambs are not quite rs high and are quoted at
iassl cents per IOuud gross. Stock sneep sell at
s2i4 per head Receipts Of sheep and lamb
this week 2675 head.
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RRIDREPOKI.
some spicy Items Picked Up in am Ohio
Tnsku-

some spicy Items Picked Up in am Ohio
Town.
Rfr. Joeeph Waterman hsd two Of his
ribs on the left side broken by being torowo
from a sled that he was driving last Satur-
day. near his hons at the West Ead. de
was suffering intense pain until last nlSht
when be was feeling somewhat better.
Dr. Todd rendered the necessary medical
attendance.
The .Fna mill is having hard lnck.
on Wednesday the squei zer5 IN the forge
dsp7rtrnent were broken ard also a plate
mill roll. and yesterday che bsr mill shear
srs broke These accidents have caused
come delay, but al viii be IN good Tur-
ming order soon.
Chris Hsinlein has one Of the fn 81
horses In all Belmont county. He was
offered an advance Of Sl10 on the animal
the day after the purchase. Belmont
county is noted foT the good horse flesh It's
citizens Own.
The darcs to be given in the Gymna-
stun this evening by the Athletic Asso-
citation ia 20 be e swell STAIR. A large
number Of the society people will be Pres-
eat eud most enjoyable time Is antici-
paied.
Tne O'Nssl bsse ball club has made ar
engagements to 70 10 WellsbuTg tomorrow
and cross bats with the Grays Of that
place. A good game may be expected, IS
both clubs are in irSt-ciass condition.
A big crowd vent down 70 Bsllaire from
here last night to attend tie Foraker
meeting The S. Clairsville train carried
nun Der eff people from the county seat
20 Bslsire
Mr. David Waling snd son, Mr.. Fred
Waliug, who have been the guests for
week par, Of Mr. Arthur WalhDg, have
returned 20 their home in Cleveland.
AL o. Bri'geport's base ball oranks took
in the Phladelphia-W Wheeling game yes
tsrday Tcey will turn oct 70 force to-
dsy 10 see The Pittsburg tean play.
Oswald Schick, as executor, has sold LOT
2s2 in Bridgeport, to VIM. I. Fox, the
consideration being 81, $50.
Miss Anna De Hlyn, Of Cleveland, who
haa tezl Wis ting Miss Lille Turner, has
returned home.
Mrs. Thomas J. Merritt, of St. Glars
vile, wss in Town yesterday visiting
friends
BIZ. n X Kenuon was down from the
county ssat yesterday on legal business.
Mr. George Jsps0n, OF 81. Clairsviile,
vas IN The city yesterday.
Inis is the regular night for the meeting
OF the Daaeirg Club.
Some broken stone are being placed OD
Pike street.
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rEeNvOOD.
Items CT lat, 50 picked Up About the
Town Yesterday

Items CT lat, r,ss picked Up About the
Town Yesterday
The Lower Steel Works Is a hummer,
and rolls up a good sized iucutf almost
every dav The latest one is "a follows;
Jimmy Riddle, formerly Of the Water
Works at Wheeling, is now enc OF the
5o,-es there. P1iiO Kimberly, Jr., was o
workman up 10 Lass Tuesday. Ga that
day Riddle discharged him, and Phiio
asked what IL was FOR. Riddle refused 10
teu him. wherenpOn PhilO thumped him
10 ths eye and took 70 his heels. Riddle
pursued him with q large piece OF iroD,
but was urabls 20 catch hin. Friends OF
Mr. Kimberly sag be was justified IN bis
action. as Mr. Riddle seemed 20 have an
espsci7l nick az him and would tease him
in various waya.
Contractor McMechen has been much
annoyed of late by small boys breaking
windows aud otherwise irluring the build
ines that are being erected il BenwCod.
He was coirg 10 swear ont warrants FOR
dive boys yesterday, but after thinking the
natter over gave their parents the puyi-
i.g. eft paying for the damage.
Two If our local wags held up Hebrew
peddlcr named Sell on wednesday. he
complained 20 TIE Marshal, who will IL
an probability gather them 10. a party
that knows said they were only having
some fun with him and slapped his face
Ge0ree Clemens vas out yesterday alter
az illness OF four weeks duration. Dor-
.rg chat time be had eleven hemorrhages
and rad a clOsa call for his lite. Glad 70
see you mt, George.
JOSH Smith. captain Of the Here Go
f-hog club, and Sam Turner, hrst lieu
tenant. LEFT yesterday for Jos. Smiths
asm, GA Wheeling creek, on a hunting
trip.
Mr. A. L. Policy has threa Of the lsrg-
esq apples ever seen 10 Beuwood on exhl-
biioo at The Postofics. They are from
bis farm near Sherraid.
John Seaman left yesterday on an ex-
tended trip through Ohio He will take
M Columbus Irouton and Cincinnati, o d,
and Louisville, Ky.
John h. Smith, "a popular cigar drum
mer from Pittsburg, wss calling on his
numerous BenwcOd friends to-day.
MIS- Carrie NsetOu ;s visiting friends at
. McKeespcri, Pa Sae viii also take 10
thr Exposition al Pittsburgh.
Miss Lizzie Philips, popular young
Z3nesvilo lady, Is visitirg MI5. W. W
Benson, on lhe nver font.
Mr.. Charles COT, accompanied By biz
daughter, Miss May, left yesterday 10 visit
friends az Beaver Fslls, Pa.
VIM Council is nov running en- engine
for Amsler q Msciure, az Bsllsire.
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Eastern time na Srriyal Of Trains az Wheeling,
Ms S ,s In effect Nay l2th, lsS3
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LIVE sToCB
WHEELING, TUESDAY, DC

WHEELING, TUESDAY, UcIUUtt D.
The cattle market is reported very dull with
an over supply aud prices have dropped Iher'
is a fair demand for lambs calves and sheep
Nessrs. Hudson x Bayhs furnish the following
CATTLE. OOOto 100 lbs stock S1la8lSc per ID
500 TO 900 lbs 2i4aSc per 10; 700 TO 500 Id
2a2K per ID.
Hogs-Market fair; 4ail4c per ID.
Lambs-GoOd at Sa5c per b.
Calves-3a5c per 10.
sheep-21[a4c per 10.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, October 3.
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NHEtLIN1i IutsuH!i VVIUUtI D
Coffee unchanged. Sugar steady at the de-
cline. Canned goods, market conuuues strong
with every indication OF an advance in the near
future Provisions very firm at quotations.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TrEspAY. October

WHEELING, TUESDAY, UttobeF .
The flour market IS very firm, with an upEard
tendency. The arrivals OF wheat are fuihcien'
for immec late demands. The price remains the
same and the msrket is steady.
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from so to IS cents higher:
FLoUR-Cholce family -four in wood 81 10; IN
paper 81 25 per barrel.
GRAIN--wheat per bushel No. l, Soc: No. 2, 75c;
corn per bushel 47c; oats per bushel, 25a30c
FRRD-Middlings per ton sli TO- bran per ton
si2 90; baled hay per ton So %; loose hay S %
10 50 90 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

Grafton Accommodation, $40 ?. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, SIS a. N. and
1901 and 6:l0 p. N, Except sunday
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Leave Wheeling. Leaves wheeling ?
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sn1nrdn,. No,emhcr 2d. Isso.

AZ 10 O'Clock A n % the highest and best BID
der. the valuable farm ituafed IN said county
~ mills from Wesl Liberty and one hall mile
from Potomac. adjoining iani- OF jos pi
D Curtis Johnston Garrison, Junlns 'urtls
aud other, aud now ana Tor many year IN
p0sses.ipn Of sid lease snedeker, containing
Two hundred acres. more or less, the same be
lag made no and compose q several acts. A.
contiguous acquired ny said snCdck' ~ recllcf
I'm sa,d trust iced, substantially A. follow
The first and .ecnnd tracts, containing, Fespec
tively l3l34 acres, 30lz poles, AID ~ rcfes l.
uerches on Ca,temau's run devil % BY viii o
Jacob sne1eker The third, c1nta ming acres
roods. poles. conveyed by deed OF WIN Pat
terson and other Tho fourth, l1 per ne, b.
decd OF Wm Cox and Others. Tho hhh, u acres
81 p,les 0ess about IS acres subsequently tOd
b. deed OF " B. Paterson. The 1ih, u acres
li8 55lOO perches, by deed ~ Clark Cfls' and
wife For a more particular description OF salf
tracts 10 maklngup and constituting the single
tract OF about ~ acr,s % De sold, reference y
her by mare % ssld fTGst deed.
Upon the property are int GAS ln p.osenenD
new two-story dwelling gOol brn an1 Otnef our
building, and the who're IS ia 4 me STATE OF r.
pair ana cultivation
TEEMs OF SALE Onethird, or 50 much
more A. the purchaser may eject 'oTay. can ll
hand on the day Of sale and Tie femsii Ger IN
two equal instalmenu, AZ one and wo yfars' ~
spestlvely the purchase giving rotes lhefe'o,
with approved fecufity, The Ute % Pc retained
a.es5, ~ Tlustee
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

CRAWFORD HEIGHTS Is THE NAME given
- 70 a plat Of land containing about forty
acres, situated on the hill bsck of the .ttna aud
standard Iron works
The 10 vary In lie from half an sore 10 four
acres, and will he sold singly or IN blocks
Some OF The property Is already in vines. and
all OF IL IS well adapted TO the growing OF fruit
and berries
The OcsliOn, while near the mills, factories
ana railroads IA the valley Is yet above aud os
yond their smoke. noise, and other disagreeable
features.
II is healthful. affords fine yieT Of river ard
the surrounding country, and admirably com
b'nes the advantages OF town and country.
No more desirable location for private resi-
douces can be found
The property will be sold at reasonable prices
and on easy terms
For further particulars inquire Of
X T. HOWELL, Bridgeport, o.
ADRIAN LASH, Mortn's Ferry o.
JJ HOLLOWAY, ist kat'l Bank Bridgerort
W. y. GRAHAM. ~ Office Of STANDARD Iron Co.
". II. TALLMAN, at Office OF Etna Iron and
Steel Company. Oc5eb
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TOR SALE.
Good Business Property For Sale.

UNOR sALE-A FULL LINE OF GENERAL.
II Merchandise with store room fixtures, and
with the same the rent OF rooms containing
same, embracing n convenient, laryr and com
modious store room, office ware rooms and &C
lsrs The location and surroundings being the
most desirable for mercantile purposes Ia The
State.
grain and wool, being Immediately accessible =
switch track OF b. & o. X. r., and the publil
road, with large wsre room equipped for ihos'
purposes In best gain and wool Surroundings
sore room has ample facilities for huslnes
OF thirty thousand dollars per year. TOs tile ~
estate Location. Burton, Wetzel County, W
Va Also a full rigg,d Barrel Factory for sale.
A. V MCDONNELL,
+. J. BLACK.
oc3ra Administrators
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CMEvELAND & PITrsBURG r R.

Under schedule IN eject Nay nth, 1852 trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio. Central standard Tine
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland, 80 q.
N For Pitsbugh, l0A A n. For Chicago and
Cleveland. liz p NJ For Pittsburgh and NeN
York 2.54 p m. For steuheuvle, SIS o. no.
Trains arrive Al Bridgeport a. 1853 4 m lclA a.
IN, l2s2h p m, 49, y. m. and : 81 p m. On Sat.
uTdAys only, FOR Easl Liverpool, OLA p. m, from
East Liverpool, lll2 3. m.
A l. WALLING, Ticket Agent,
my20 Bridgeport ohio.