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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate,

TOY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST EX-
! } ecuted 70 the undersigned by Isaac Snedeker
and wife and Sarah Z. Snedeker dated the hrst
day OF January 1851, and recorded in Deed OF
Trust Book No. II, page $40, records oil ONO
county. West Virgi Ia, will proceed to SELL AZ
the front door OF the Court House OF said county,
Al public outcry, on
saturday. November 2d. 1889,
at 10 O'clock a. N. to the highest and best bid
der, the valuable farm situated in said county,
% miles from West Liberty and one hali mile
from Potomac adjoining lands OF Joseph
O. Curtis Johnston Garrison, Junius curtis,
and others, aud now and for many years IN
possession Of ssid Isaac Snedeker containing
two hundred acres, more or less, the same be
ing made up and composed OF several tracts, all
contiguous, acquired by laid snedeker as recited
in said trust deed substantially a. follows
The first and second tracts, containing, respec-
lively, l3l34 acres, 30Z poles, aud pa gcres y
perches, on Castleman's run, devised by VIII OF
Jacob Snedeker. The third containing acres,
2 rOOds, poles, conveyed by deed OF VIM Pat
terson and Others. The fourth, l22 perehes, by
deed OF VIM Cox and Others. The MIN, 81 acres,
50 poles Cess about Is acres subsequently soldi'
BY deed OF W. B. Patterson. The sixth, IL acres;
ll3 1910 perches by deed Of Clark Criss aud
wife. For more particular description OF salu
tracts so making up and constituting the single
tract OF about 200 acres TO be sOldi reference Is
hereby MADE 10 said trust deed
Upon the property are first class Improvements,
new two-story dwelling good barn and other ont
buildings, and the whole Is in fine state OF re-
pair ana cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE Onethird or so much
more Is the purchaser may elect 10 pay, cash IN
hand on the day OF sale, and the remainder In
two equal instalments, at one and TWO years, re-
speCtively, the purchaser giving notes therefor
with approved security, the title 70 be retained
until payment in full JOHN 5. BEALL,
Oc2t Trustee.
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CONNUBIALITIEs.

Hs-DHliog, viii yen love ne when
I'm g0nt3 She-Y s. + yOu are not too
far gore.
A kiss in the d,Ik is delicious, observes
an smorous contemporary. This We ven
turs TO- remark was MOI intended to be
published as news.
Joe. your wife looks IS fresh SIS a
morning glory" "Bill, wish she was a
~or1iaq Glory ''Why 50 Joe ?' BE
c.re, sle'J shut up at night"
Al L.uaville woman was recently di-
vrced from her dead husband. Chicago
women have heir hands foil IN keeping
iv-rcsd nom their live husbands.
Its said several white women have ex-
pressed dssire 90 marry Sitting Bull
Trey should wesr danger signals so that
white men may be able TO keep away from
diem.
'Tm sorry" she murmured; "pl be o
sister TO- you Thanks In my chile
1ood Iusyer had q sister, and 80 longed
for one ~ prayer has been answered.
yon are The seventh sister"
George. " said Mabel, is it really so
I chat you men object 20 buying ice cream
Oh don't SNOW as II is, said George.
Because .t they 90 I would just as soon
have itJie tarmpin stew any time"
The young New Yorker who was re-
Gently forced 20 commit uatrimony for no
reason other than me brides dssire TO
rrry him, can gst solacs in the thought
[ trar there oreanrh things ss Che8D and
/ uuseless divorces 10 New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
The Senators Who Played Tough Poker
Crn E-rncisen Frnm1ner

The Senators Who Played Tough Poker
San Francisco Examiner.
Years ago Senators Jones, Vest, Stewart
and Cameron were playing a game o.
poker one evening, ard although the s ake'
were not high tie company was good and
it ron until long after midnight. A few
days afterward Vest remarked to Jones:
~ say, Jones, wasn't that a nice game
the other evening? Everything went
along so well and no one at the game had
to watch the other three. like gen
tleman's game like that, where you don't
even have to cut the cards for a tquare
deal. h."
Jonea, who ia On incOnigible wag, sud
denly conceived TIE idea Of having some
fun with Vest, so be manufactured story
to fit the occasion.
Pm glad you think so" he said, blu:
Bill Stewart doesn't have that idea of it y
What, " said Vest, quite seriously, do
you mean to tell me that Stewart thinks
there was cheating in that gamer"
That's The idea he conveyed 10 his
wife when he reached home. She spoke to
me about it yesterday"
Pm really sorry to hear that, " said
Vest Il feel hurt to hesr he felt that he
hadn't lost his money on the square"
Il feel the same way" replied Jones,
81 felt SIS if a thunderclap had struck me. "
"Wbat did he really say about l,2'
Gsked Vest
"Well, he came home about 3 O'Clock
and his wife noticed that his beard was all
covered with tobacco juice-a very unusual
thug for him-and she took him to task
for it. He said he had been in Senator
ial poker game.
"'Were there no cuspidores in the
rcOm?'
Eyes, plenty of 'em.
Couldn't you turn from the cards long
enough to use them?
Ono, my dear; not in that game. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
BENWOOD.
Personals aud News Items Gathered Yes
terday.

Personals aud News Items Gathered Yes
terdsy.
Mr., Joseph Hldebrand, well-knOwn
enploye Of the BsnwOOd works, died on
Toesdsy evening. He bad many friends
hereabouts, who will be panied to learn
Of his death. The funeral will take place
from his late residence this morning at
o'clock. and eervicss will be held AZ ST.
Johns Church. The mill employees will
lay of to attend the funeral. SIR. Hide
brand died of consumption, and leaves q
wife and several children.
Thomas Have, who resides on Second
street, while doing some chores about his
yard, Tuesday afternoon, was seized with
a s,roke of paralysis which affected his
whole right side. DR.. Ford attended bin
The attack in itself is not dangerous, but
as the gentleman is aged fity-six years 8
repetition Of the attack may prove mere
/ serious.
Pat scanlau's horse, attached to a wsier
cart tripped on Main street Tnesday even
log. and took tumble. He did a great
circus act and turned q complete somef-
sault. It took about all the men N Ben
wood 70 get the animal back on his feet
sgain. The animal Is laid up for repsirs
to-day.
The ferry people have taken the REGIS
rER's suggestion and built neat little
waiting room on the Benwood ferry Il 1ai.
This is an accommodation that Will be
greatly appreciated.
The diphtheria cases mentioned several
days since are very bad, and the children
living in the neighborhood Of the patients
have been taken out of school until all
danger Is past.
Misses Lizzie Connors and Annie Nolan,
two charming y0urg ladies Of Allegheny
Pa, have come down to attend the Moran
Nolan wedding to-day.
Quite a number Of Bsnwood Democrats
went over to BsllBire Tuesday evening TO
hear the next Governor of Ohio talk, ard
all we're pleased.
The German Lutheran Sunday school
held Harvest Home services on Sunday
and they were very interesting.
Mr.. Sam Smith left Saturday for Phila
delphia, being called hither By the serious
illness Of bis mother.
A success ful festival was held at the
Church of God at McMechen's, and closed
Monday night.
A good many BenwoOd people have
urgent business in Moundsyille nova
DAYS.
Mrs. Kelsey. Of JacObsburg, Ohio, was
visiting Mrs. Nolan, in Banwood, yester-
day,
The Trustees and teachers Of the public
school will hold a meeting Friday even
ing.
The Misses Ljnskey, of Bellaire, were
the guests of Miss Sallie Burns, yesterday
MT. Thomas Duttey, of Martins Ferry
is visiting his sister, Mrs. I. Glenn.
Mr.. Charles Zimmerman bad bad ST.
tack ef rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
WOOL.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, october p.


WHEELING, TUESDAY, october p.
The wool trade continues dormant, very little
trading being carried on. Buyers are paying 30
cents for The best clips of WOOL, and farmers are
selling very slowly at this price The prices
realized for wool In the East hardly warrant tne
payment OF 30 cents in the country ana the
situation of The wooden goods market IS no better
than has been reported right along
Heavy weight wOOll5ns Will soon Ds put on
the market, should manufacturers get no more
this year than last seasons prices tte wool mar
ket will keep on IN its squeezed cOndluon until
IN strikes the level OF the goods market.
Prices remain the same rs follows.
Fine fleece washed at SOC; unwasned one
third off medium washed 30aS3c medium I'M
washed 20a25c: tub W. shed 30G.3c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 92-Wool-
ket qHiet and prices nominal; Ohio, Penlsylvan-
ia and West Virginia Xxx and above 5la5ic'
Y 8lsSSc: medium 361%a3Sc; coarse 55a..lci
New York. Michigan Indiana and western Inc
or Y and Xxx 29a3lc; medium 36aS7ci coarse o3a
SIC: fine washed delaine Y and Ky 82a5tc
medium washed cOmbing and delGne 5ya4lc'
coarse do 36ISaSSc Canada washed combing ga
sac; tub washed choice 40a4lc fair S7a3sci coarse
S}s36c Briugston washed clothing fine and y
and Xxx 20a2Sc; medium 25a297; coarse case
medium 22a26c; coarse 20a23c; Territory me
l51SalS.
BosToN. October Wool market firm; ono
SIC: NX and above S3c; Michigan SIC
No. / S7aSsc: No 1 cOmbirg and dtlane 5-c
Ohio fine delaine 35c: do Michigan 33a3ic; un
washed c0mbing woods 29a30c for y blood, anc
27a2Sc Tor 4: Territory, Oregon and other IN
washed woods COO for fine and fine mediums, *
a57c for medium Pulled woods, steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
BRIDGEPORT.
News Items Of General Interest Gathered
Across the stream

Nnws Items OF General Interest," "a''oi'N
Across the Stream.
Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling brake
man knogn "a "Reddy" CLANCY, had his
foot badly injured at Bruce station yes'ei
5av afternoon. He was bTaking on local
frright. and in throwing switch, IN some
manner got his foot caught IN the ifoS'
The train came upon him and being unsDie
~ extricete himself be was thrown down,
and the train in passing cut his foot severe
Iv The foot was much swollen, the hesn
being badly broken 10 several places, ano
a l. nossible that il will have to be smpu-
tatsd. The young mans home IS al Free
port ,,,,,, d
woTs or two of this English language,
stTuck the town yesterday evening, IN
search Of s borther who had been king
in this neighbOrhOOd. He could no, tell
his name aud would probably nave
trouble in finding his brother.
Mrs Agnes Joyce has returned nome
from Grafton, W. Va, where she mas
heen spending most enjoyable time ior
the psst two months, visiting her grand
parents and other relatives.
IF the weather is good General Gibson
will address tie cirEans Of Bnog' pof'
from the veranda Of the sherman House
In csse of rain the City Hall Wih De
used.
The second of the eeIies Of dances by
the Kirkwood Athletic Association was
held on Tuesday evening. A go5d croEu
was prcsent and all enjoyed themselves
The gutter or Bank street has been
laid and IL q great improvement Let
the ., oil work 20 on. Why not pus do IN
curbstones in KukWoOd nov?
The person who has been stealing Bridge
MOTT nspers. has been seen and unless such
work Is stopped he will be prosecuted.
The property of the late Louis Wood
mansse at Brookside will be sold at
sber;ff's sale on November ..
Nicholas Kuhn, John Giffeu and George
O'KslIsv went on a hunting trip to Free
port yesterday. &c.,
Mr. WI. Cook, yesterday, purchased
from Nicholas Kahn fine pair OF draugn'
horses.
Ms ". @. Robinson, of Tiltonsyille,
spent Yesterday with Bridgeport friOnd''
Mrs Jcs Connolly is visiting friends IN
Brooke county, W. Va.
MI. E. G. Amos; of st. Clsirsville, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Jennie Mitchell is visiting IN Fay
cite City, Pa.
JEFF Davis was taken in by the police
yesterday.
| FTNATILLE.
Mr. Thomss J. Campbell and Miss Hat
tie Morgan were married on Tuesday even
ing at the residence of the brides parents
A dance viii be given by the Buckeye
Five. - at -E,aa Hall on Friday evening
November /.
A ball vas held LAST night at Getzen
gers
Nj Frank Ferrell has left on 3 bushes;
trip.
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BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Rochester Post: On board ship the ropes
should 90 as they are tGut.
Nec Orleans PicGytne: Every man VINO
puts q nickel in the slot expects TO get the
drop GA the machine.
Pns5wg CtroRicls. The 1900 heirs "a
the immense but mythical Baker estate
ind their cake all dough.
T0nters Gazette, Our devil has the con-
ceit that 3 "pluugern ia so called because
he risks bis money on divers horses.
Texas Sifiugs The dignity Of labor Is
am right. but It is the dig night ard day q
labor that many people complain of.
Merchant TrqreUer: Tbs man who Is
bnmlul ofirrepressible conundrums Is very
frequently an UnweloOme guessed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-24
Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

CRAWFORD HEIGHTS IS THE NAME given
- to plat OF land containing about forty
acres, situated on the hill back Of the Lima and
Standard Iron Works.
The los vary In lie from half an acre 10 fouI
acres, and will be sold singly or in blocks.
Some of the property is already In vines, and
all OF It is well adapted TO the growing OF fruit
and berries.
The location, while near the mills, factories
and railroads in the valley. is yet above and be
yond their smoke, noise, and other disagIeeaole
features
Il is healthful, affords fine view OF nyer and
the surrounding country, and admirably COM
bines the advantages OF town and country.
No more desirable location for private resi-
dences can be found.
The property will be sold at reasonable prices
and on easy terms.
For further particulars inquire OF
r. T. HOWELL, Bridgeport, o.
ABRAM LASH Martins Ferry, o.
JJ HOLLOWAY, LIST Natl Bank, Bridgeport
W.T.. GRAHAM. at Office OF Standard Iron Co
W. II. TALLMAN, at Office OF Ktna Iron and
Steel COmuauy. Oc1eD
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PRODUCE,
WHEELING. TUESDAY. October %.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, october y.
The produce market has changed but little
since cur last report and the conditions are
fairly good. with choice stock moving of nicely.
Fops are firm at quotations, With an active de
,r,and that keeps all surplus cleared up. Butter
is reported dull and there IS decline IN prices.
Mixed stock Is not desirable, but choice ouliel
will have a fairly good sale. For poultry the
demand is good but prices are isnaue
weaker. Turkeys are in fair demand, but II ls a
little soon 10 tell what they may do Geese ana
6ucksare also selling. Onions are steady potatoes
are dull. and apple. are quiet.
We quote the following prices; 80.
Butter. country choice l5al7c; country good Ia
l5c: country fair l0c.
Fggs. strictly fresh, 20a9lc per dozen.
Beans. for hand-picked navy the demand y
good and the supply is fair prices are 3 IVA -
Cheese prime mild Ohio factory 7a9c; New York
SaiOc: Limberger l0allc; Sweitzer llal2c; market
nominal. ~. 40. 10.
mand Good. supply heavy.
Ponlfrv. live chickens old SO 90 per dozen:
spring s. 40 TO o. Chickens, hens per pouhI
$40 7c. old cocks Sc spring chickens 10 &c per
pound: ducks per pound, young,7 to SC; turkeys
~. arrd 1 eonntry prime, in fair demand at 715sSe;
Onions. COG per bushel; demand good supply
gOOd. $3.50. ,.., .,oa
supply uBnl.
Apples. new fancy 81 5Oa2 90 per barrel; com
mon 75c. supply light; choice fancy grades
wanted. common not wanted
Peaches-ChOice s. 25 per bushel; common
s. o: demand good, supply light .-, -
Pears-Fall So 00s4 so per barrel; 81 OOAI 00
per bushel: demand good; supply light
/ TomatOes-sl Coal 3 per Dusheli cellAnu
Green Corn-Per barrel 81 5Oal 75 supply
/ light: demand good.
Chestnuts, IS 0Oa5 5Oper bushel; demand good
supply light
Hickory nuis-Per bushel 81 so.
sUSDRIES.
Rags. steady al 1l4al1Sc for white mixed COZ
ton: LSas1 for all wool and ll4sllSc for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages foa0V0'
/ In small lots 4a5c extra ~. -,..o
S IS. Timothy, choice 81 o.; prime q % -
trs clean blue grass 81 10. Orchard grass cholOe'
81 5o prime, 81 40. Red top, 10 .,-,-.. ,,,,-o
Honey, white clover per pound, iSal5c; pure
strained ssiOc. o. oo.- m.
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FLOUR GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING, TUESDAY. October p.
There is no change to report in the flour mar
ket Itremains firm at quotations. Wheat has
advanced a cent since last week and is now
quoted at So cents for No. l.
The following quotations on four are whole
sale retail prices being from so TO 70 cents
higher: 1900
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood 81 so; in
paper 81 So per barrel
GRAIS-wheat per bushel 70. /, S2c; old corn
per bushel 45c; new zoe; oats per bushel, 25a2s
FEED-Middlings per ton Sli NJ; bran per ton
sl4 co. balcd hay per ton Sl2 co. loose hay 81 "
% 81 90 per ton.
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cincinnati Horse and Mule market.
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. October 23-Petroleum opened
steady at 81 COS Soon after the opening, report
of increased demand for export and decreased
supply started shorts covering and they forced
the price up 10 81 03 s. realizing sales then cause
a reaction on which the market closed steady a
81 O3I: lowest 81 O0lt: closing 81 O25z Consolt
dated Exchange opening 81 0nl5; highest 81 0S3s
loves. 81 COZ; closing 81 0254. Sales l,o5IOO,
barrels
OIL CITY, PA. October % -Potroleum opened
81 O0fS: highest 81 03i4 lowest 81 coz; closed AT
81 OlX. Sales. lfs9OO0 barrels. cearauces, 36s
900 barrels: charters. Is 253 barrels; shipments
- O5G barrels; runs. i3, 227 barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, October 23.-Petroleum, active
aud hrm: opened At 81 Goa; highest 81 o.; lowest
81 coz; closed at 81 O@}s-
BRADFORD. PA, October23 Petroleum opened
AZ 81 coz highest 81 $50 lowest 81 OO1a; closed at
81 O13s clearances 2l2,OOJ barrels
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RY GOODS.

NEW YORK, october 23.-There was continued
activity in spring goods, the demand widening
out as new fabrics are brought forward. White
goods, Ginghams, all kinds seersuckers ana
printed fabrics meet with wide sttentiOn from
iobbers Wooden dress goods for spring are also
active on orders. The manufacturing demand
for cheviots. ducks. etc is very fair. Staple
plain goods and fall specialties are in moderate
request, but in excellent shape as TO stocks. Inc
general cotton goods msrket improves in tone
vfth en- upward look.
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ELLENRoRo NEWS.
accldentaily Killed misunderstanding
Court Notes.

A accidentally killed Himselt-BurSlsry-
Court Notes.
Slc-.o Ts'egrcm 90 .is Register.
E1LENBoRo. W. Va, OctOber o.
Young Morgan, the eighteen-year-old son
of Charles Morgan, who resides on McKim
creek. near here. accidentally discharged
a heavily loaded shO; gun while hunting
last week. The load striking him in the
lef breast from the effects Of which re
died last night,
The store AID post, flee at Finch, this
county. located tour miles from here on
tbe 81 Mary's pike snd kept by Henry
Grudier was entered By burglars at an
esrIv hour this morning, who succeeded IN
ssrBripg considerable money but were
f-igbten,d swsy before they could remove
,pv merchandise. The posiofhce deteo-
tivss will hunt down the thieves
The condition Of Edward Schoheld, the
yonog man who was shot on Saturday by
rboms Dye, is gradually. growing worse,
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Bbreling Re9istfr
GrareIsrs' Guids

a RRrvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
y FrrLtNAriOS OF REFERENCE MARKS. spsily,
F-T-isv excepted. MONDAY excepted ssun-
f-r oniv. Saturday excepted. saturday only
rs Meridian Nay H. lSSs. Wheeling time,
vv-.rh h inst one hour earlier than Central
THrnnr
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nsicians sax he cannot live

and the physicians say he cannot live
long.
Circuit Court did not convene yester-
owing to Judge Jacobs inability to reach
here from MOrgantown, but opened this
morning. The Thomas Hudkins trial be-
gins tomorrow.
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K ANAWRA q OHIO RAIL-
IRonr. III KrlIEY. RecelYer.l

fRoBT. W. KELLEY Receiver
(KauEWhA Short LiuG.l Schedule ~ eject fob
ulAry 3D. 1859 (subject % change without nolCs.l }
Trains leave Wheeling lO3Ga. m. via Ohio River
T. K, arrive Charleston S.31 p m. Leave
Charleston els a. M, arrive Wheeling 7'+5 p. ~.
Wis .. r. RR Leave Charleston i2.S1 p. m.
arrive Wheeling 5:bj ?. m. via Columbus ana
Pan Handle daily except sunday. Central
Standard Time" Sundays, only trains leave
Charleston 500 g. H., arrive Wheeling 7.f5 g. N.
via o. K K. r.
GEO. j ERMIICH. q p A.
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qRATEFUL--OOMFORTING.
Epps'sCOcOa.
BREAKFAST.

''By thorough knowledge OF the natural law.
which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application VI the
6ne properties Of Well-selected Cocoa, Mr. kpps
has provided our breakfast tables with delicate
In Favored beverage which may save Us many
heavy doc ors' bills II IS by the ludicious use
OF such articles Of diet that constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough 20 resis
every tendency TO disease. Hundreds OF subtle
msladies are floating around us ready to attack
wherever there is weak point. We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wei
fortified with pure blood and a properly nour
ished frame. "-Ciiii SerJgce Glsets.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. SOLD
only I'm half pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus
lluEs lPps 4 en- HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
aulSd&Tu. Tb&gc
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NEW YORK. october % Pig Iron, firm and
sctive. American si5 50ais 90. Copper, dull; lake
october $40 s.. Lead, quiet and steady; domestic
ss so Tin, firm and more active straits so %.
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srEAMFR REIIAIRl

STEAMER BELLAlRk.
Daily Trip. City Tlme-6So $40 and u;4o &.
m $50. 400 $50 p. ~.
sunday Trips and 10 a. m; l:S0, $50 and $50
p. m.
rtl HEELLNG AND Kim GROVE RAILROAD
ef or and after Monday, April q, 1859 trains
1r -ha wheeling Snd Kun Grove Railroad WI
run AZ follows
--., ,I- l..,..If.--- fT .eg,-es v-heaiiry Park
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DITTsBURG. OINOINNATI AND 81

n LON y hhILIE n w
(PEu Handle Route undsf EchOduls Ia 7hsct
Nay 18Th lsSy, trains leave Wheeling, O9ul8l
stlrdAd TINS F0f steubsuyille, Pittsburgh AID
the Hsst, $40 a. r., 1915 p. m, SD ?. n and
$40 p. n. FOR Columbus. Indianapolis, Cin1iu-
nah ard st. Louis, $40 and $40 P. m. P0r Coiun-
bus sud Chicago, i346 y. m. Trains Eniv9 20
FhselinEsf $50 I. o.. 1000 o. n. KS ,. n sid
$40 ?. n. Trains leaving 80 go a. n, and Az
irving 50 $40 p. m, run solid botWesn Wheeling
auf pitghurg N trAinH daily. eHCept sunday.
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GINSENG.
wHEEI1NG, TUESDAY. October p

WHEELINu, II EsDAl, UClUUtI =
The market continues strong with no change
in prices. which are as follows. Choice Ohio
and PennsvIvania 81 50a2 s., per pound; West
Yirrinia and MAINLAND. 81 S5a2 IS.
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Leave the CITY 80 7o0 e. ~. and run every houI,
except Church Train az 9.l5 p. NJ. Leave Wheel
ne Pa-k 50 500 g. 10 and run every hour until
1000 o. m except Church Irains, which Will
leave ihe Psrk az 9.i5 q. m, and Wheeling 81
fl7g and elSp.u C. HIRsCH
SUPERINTENDENT
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OLEvELAND & PITTsBURG R. R.

esye Bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard Time.
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland, $50 A.
m For Pittsburgh, 1922 4. m. For Chicago And
Cleveland, l:l2 p. m. For Pittsburgh and New
York 2.5i D. n For Steubenylle, 1888 a. m.
Trains arrive " Bridgeport at 1853 a. m, l0:lS a
m, l2:26 p. IN, Al p. m. and 7:52 p. m. On Sat.
uTdays only, FOR East Liverpool, OLA p. m, from
East Liverpool, HIP p. m.
A. l. WALLING Ticket Agent
my20 Bridgeport Ohio.