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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13
BELlAIRE BRIEFS.
ANowsy budget Of Condensed Items From
That Town,

ANewsy budget of Condensed Items From
That Town.
Workmen are cleaning mud from the
streets.
Jacob Beck and family have moved to
Anderson, Ind.
R. ]. Welsh, Of Kelsey Station, was in
town yesterday.
Father Fitzgerald Is able to sit up after
a severe sick spell.
Thos. Strong and family will move to
Massillon next week,
A H~ershburg Is able to be around
again, after a long sick spell.
GAINESVILLE pig iron Is being used in
large lots by the Bridgeport mills.
The Mite Society will meet tonight at
the home Of Miss Maud Nicholson.
Some heavy machinery has arrived for
the Nail works and the Stamping Com
pany.
Geo. Brown, Of the firm OF G. Brown &
Son, st. Clairsyille, was in the city yes.
terday on business.
George B. Roland, OF Livingstone,
Montana, is visiting in this vicinity
among relatives and friends.
The city is over run with book agents,
street fakirs, picture peddlers, music
men, etc. The people are tired Of them
all.
William Springer, who left for Home.
stead, Pa, some time since has returned,
having been disappointed In his posi-.
ton.
Edward schoen, of the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. Louis and Ohio River
ticket offices at Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday.
The Bellalre stockholders Of the Cen.
trail Ohio Division Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, received their dividends
In cash this week.
A mule belonging to Jacob Heather.
ington was killed yesterday in the
Heatherington mines by the cars crowd
ing him against the side Of the entry.
AL Sullivan, operator at the Western
Union Office, fell on the stairs at the
Office and sprained an ankle. Harry j..
Leith, Of Wellsvitle, is filling his place
temporarily.
The Mayor, Marshal and several other
city officers are In attendance at United
States Court at Columbus. Henry Maggie
Is acting as Mayor and Marshal during
their absence.
A special train will arrive to-day from
Wellsville with Superintendent Loree,
Train Master 0hliger aud Mr.. Morris and
Mr.. 0glebee, two prominent iron ore
men. They are making a tour Of in.
spection Of all the mills and furnaces
hereabouts,
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
A New Method of treating Diseases.

What are they2 There is a new de-
parture In the treatment OF diseases. II
consists in the collection Of the specifics
used by noted specialists Of Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For Instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
for curing catarrh was procured, and so
on till these incompatible cures now in
Clude disease Of the lungs, kidneys, fe.
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility,
This new method OF Zone remedy for
one disease must appeal to the com.
mon sense OF all sufferers, many Of whom
have experienced the III effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdity Of the
claims Of Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed to cure every III out Of a
single bottle, and the use Of which, as
statistics prove, has ruined more StomdChS
than alcohol. A circular describing these
new remedies IL sent free on receipt OF
stamp to pay postage by Hospital Rem
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proprietors. MwFaEow
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MARTINS R MATTERS.
Yss.srdAy's AsWs Ia q Condensed Form,
The Movements Of People.

YeSteFdRy's News Ia q Condensed Form,
The Movements Of People.
ia, White, Of Mt, Pleasant, is here,
Geo. P. McCracken, Of SteubenVille,
was in town yesterday,
Miss Kate Ralston, who has been
quite III with typhoid fever, Ia consider
ably better,
The public schools will close for the
holidays to-day week. Christmas exer'
cises will be held in every room.
The NorthWood Glass Works Is of
this week, There is a good stock oil
goods on hand In the warehouse,
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Brownlee enter
tanned about fifteen friends at their resi-
dence on Broadway, Wednesday night
There will be a soirse at the new resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs, W, H, Hobbs on
North Fifth street tonight, which prom
isea to BIZ q swell affair,
Prepare for cold weather by applying
felt weather strip to your doors and win,
doWs; excludes cold snow and Ice and
saves fuel, Sold by g, W, Reese,
The Pittsburgh papers speak very
highly OF the Boston Quintette Club,
which recently appeared in that city,
Go and hear them at the Opera House
Tomorrow evening, Seats at ongIs.
Mr., W.T., Dixon, OF Dixon Bros, wishes
II stated that Mr.. Thomas Mears never
endorsed any Of the FIRMS paper, and
that the note on which William Mann's
name appears has been almost entirely
liquldated, Kraft Bros, 4 Rosenberg
did not threaten the firm, and Dixon
Bros. only owe $25 In Wheeling, The
only creditor which threatened to push
them 10 MCCord & Co, Of Pittsburgh,
whose bill Ia about $500.
Major G, W, Anderson and Colonel
Cook, who have been making many
friends here the past few weeks while
engaged In raising some money for the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Railway, left for
Detroit last Eight TO spend the holidays
at their homes, They will return again
soon after Christmas and endeayor to
raise the balance OF the money they de-
sire from Martins Ferry for the road,
which Is about $4,000,
The fair and festival at Lafayette Hall
under the auspices Of the st, Mary's
church is being largely attended. The
Sunday school booth Is in charge Of
Mrs. John Kyne, Miss Ella Kyne, Miss
BAancI 0 Dyson, Miss Mamie MCGrew
and Miss Minnie Kyne. The First ward
booths are presided over by Mrs. John
Deusch, Mrs. Jane Fitzpatrick, Miss
Lizzie H~oseuphelt, MIS-. Joseph BelIin.
ger, Mrs. Patrick Mullen and Mrs. John
Bsrtsr, and the Second and Third wards
booths are in charge Of Mrs. James
Leonard, Miss Maggie Murphy and the
Misses Beck. The wheel OF fortune IL
In charge Of Charles Mullaney and
Thomas 0'Donnell, A trunk ratified off
on Wednesday night was drawn by
Jacob Lott, and q checker board was
captured by Joseph Faust.
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from PitttbutRh, iO:W a, m. daily, and 1850
w. uhliy except Sunday and 6;h6 aud lOl0
W%I5hlnglon Accommodation $40 a. M, daily
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Alex. Alender was recently granted an
increase Of pension.
The miners at the Wheeling Greek
mines have been put on hall time.
Col. Hill has sold his fine team OF
matched duns 10 a party at Erie, Pa.
II Bank street Is paved will the Bridge
Company pave Bridge street, Is question
that B~ridgeporters ask each other2
The package Of money recently found
by Mr.. Charles Kaufman was handed
over TO the loser, u Bellaire man, yes.
tetday.
Oscar Townsend, General Manager and
bis son, F. NJ. Townsend, Snperinten.
dent Of the O., L. & W., were In the city
yesterday.
There 10 a strong feeling Oh the part OF
citizens interested In the future pros.
perity Of Bridgeport, that some action
should be taken towards getting the new
Wheeling Bridge Company 10 provide
for q new bridge over the Back river
from the Island 10 this place. II the
proposed bridge from the Island 10 Etna.
Vile could be- moved down towards this
place and the proposed line OF electric
street railway run from here 10 Martina
Ferry, II would DO a great convenience
To B%fidRepOfteFg,
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Rreadstura and Proyi.Ion..

w., vonx M. "a a..
paSfsseI. eInorts soa hartrU ~, sn rse ~ sS "a. SS'eae
eaSsIn,. y X I wv Saiss SdISOo ~, 9er ~ MneRl!
ISies sia0l016 bus6els Of i1tutes and 8 abhnsS
al Of Epot: RpOt Inarket AIM and heavv' M n
rad SlaSlLo. tlnRnadsd mi TiaSlc, M NoSth'
eFn no; No, iharI do; oDtI0nS MOD, ratpiv 40,
lice; No. . red December ATaSSbS, closing al
an S6SSo; March STLnSsZS. elSsIpS Al ST1lS.
A6riI Va, Nav sIIGSgLG iIosInV at Ssitc. oiiyMHnSs,
STic, Rye iTfegIiaFi we.ern 6uN61a. Barley
wesk; western SJs6Sc Canada 5DSTss. Corn ".
S Sst. s SsJSS G sssSeii e1pq T1t,, IS0'g XXI bushels sSsSi
bushels Of spot; n,afket dull nnd
weaker; ungraded mixed SOEalic; Dc.
eember 42ai2$fc; January AiIc: February
HIS March 6Ss ,. GASi ~ Ma ~ + E,f.sds closing a.
III bushels; sales 5000 GuSheIS Of fut6fes ana
67,0CObusheiS oiEpot; mSFket modenateIv SSlive..
DeCem0er 2S5Io; January $40; February $40;
spot No. 9 white BIG; mixed Westsfn2 iSSo:
hops steady, Cofee, irfesSlsF 10 ioasS ypoiuIs
upi December and JRluAr l6,O5al6.9 DC; Febru
ary lGlbAl6.SOci March l9,2Oa,64Oc; April l6.26A
1890; May, June, July. August aud September
lB,lbal6'4Sc; October l62Qal6,SOci spot firm 1876,
sugar, red ned steady. M0laAseS and rice steady.
Tall0WI l0gln aud turpentine quiet, Eggs dull;
western DO. Pork arm new mess SlITall Is;
do old siO 6Oall IS; extra priIRa 81 7SGl0O %, Cut
meats quiet aud steady, Lard quiet: western
steam G.2bc Decent CT Clio; January 6.23o; , eb.
fuAry 6,3Oc; March 6.8GC; April 6.i0c; May B,4Gc,
butter weak Elgin 2ga2ykc; western dairy 100
creamery l4a2INc. Cheese qulel;'western IRtVc,
CHICAGO, Dec, l2.-wheat-There was u net.
ter trade and the feeling was a little unIettled,
The advances early In the day were attributed 70
light receipts, aud the general Information on
1 still iurtueF falling Oh. Corn ruled quiet and
Inactive. Oats moderately active. PfnylslonS,
lair trading reported. Flour unchanged, Wheat,
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CoLuMhus, o., Jan. /, lSSo.-To The
ELiKiB OF DATni Co. Dedr Hrt;-Elixir
Of Dates cured me Of haBltual Constipa.
ton and dyspepsia. ! recommend Il 70
all my itlendi. Very truly youis, Joseph
ZimnOf, Prop. Of Hotel 81. Claire, %.
lumbus, o. Sold by O. X. Gootze, W. W.
Irwin, W. Z. Williams aud JOhh Laugh.
lln, Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin 4 Co..
wholesale agents.,
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NEw York, Dec. u Petroleum opened steady
al 81 03M. aud after q slight gain In tue carly trad
Ing became heavy aud Jagged on slowly until
change: Opening at 81 o.; higheStS 81 OF; lowest
q OSK; clOslng a. 81 OK; sales $4,000 barrels.
Oil CirY, Dec. t2.-Petroleum opened al 81 OIH;
highest q era lowest 81 o. closed At 81 o.; sales
@OOO barrels CleArAnceS oil, 900 barrels; charters
OJ63i barrels; shipments &,Y12 barrels.
PtrTsBURdH, Pa, Dec. 12,-Teltoleum dull but
steady; opened Al 81 OK; closed At Il OK; high.
est St0INi lowest 81 VIH.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 12,-opened at q OK;
closed and lowest q OIL highest q 0iAti clear
ances 10000 barrels.
TtrUsviLLE, Pa, Dec. 12,-oponed At q OIkj
Highest q OK; lowest q Of; closed Ut q o..
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Ki...a Annlhnr Mnn,. WIZ.

"You sCoundieln yelled young Jacob Green,
AZ his good llGlghbor, BfOWh,-
"You kissed my vile upon the street,
ought 70 knock you down. ID
''ThEIg where you're wfOhS," good brown 70.
ifGcC6hA Mid and meek, y
" klAAed her, that I've moi denied, ID
But kissed her on The cheek
and ! did II because she looked 30 hand.
bome-the very picture Of beauty and
health. What & the secret Of mi
MWell,n replied Green, 0since YOU ssk
L, ! will tell youi she uses Dr., PlerCe'E
Fayofite Prescription, ! accept youi
apology. Good night" "Fayoflte Pie,
s6tiptionn 10 the only remedy for the
delicate arrangements and weAkneeses
Of females, sold by druggists, under Z
posiiite guarantee Of giving satisfaction ID
every case, OF money paid for II returned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-13

The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblalng,
CornS, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded, Price % cents per
bux. For Rale by Logan Drug Co.
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TINS harsh, drastic purgativeS, once
deemed % Indispensable, have given
place V nildeF and more skiliully pre-.
pared laxativesj hence the great aud
growing demand for Ayers Pills. PLY.
IiclanB everywhere recommend them
lot c~osIiysneSS, indigestion, and liver
complaints, nav
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YouR wasted cheeks may have all The
pluinpnesa and bloom Of health through
your use Of Ayers SarsaparlllR, Tiil
time.honoFed remedy still leads the van,
II improves digestion, purlass the blood,
and inylEorates the system. Give II /
tHiA, DAW
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looSe'S Red Clover Pile Remedy, 10 a
pOsltye specific Tor all forms Of the die.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
Aau .pfottuding pilea. Price bOc. For
sale " Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Dtuggilt1i Wheeling, VIVA pAW
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VIM. Timmons, postmaster at 1dayille,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer aud stockman, Of same
place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be
the hest kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like new man." J,W. Gardner,
hard " merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for a
man who is all run down aud dent care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt lust like
he had a new lease on life. Only 60c q
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 2
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l WAS persuaded by a friend to try
Salvation Oil" for neuralgia and head.
ache. found 1t a great relief after a
few applications. ! cheerfully recon-
mend 1t to all who likewise suffer.
G. II. MCGEE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and stock
Markets.

The Pastures Of the Money and Stock
Markets,
NV YORK, Dec, l2,-MOneY on call easy at
4A6 per cent, last loan offered at 4 per cent,
Prime mercantile paper sSsh per cent s.sr
ling Exchange quiet and steady at 81 sOhhaASk,
Sales Of stocks to-day were 2ai,Ssi shares,
The dealiugS In the railroad List In the stock
market to-day were smaller than for any full day
for some time past, and ths fluctuations were
on the same limited scale, There was some
buying Of WeItern Union IN the early portion Of
the day, but the demand was soon EAtlStied aud
the stock sank into dullnesS aud moved With
the rest OF the list, New England, Missouri n
clhc and 81, Paul were the only stocks OF the
regular list other than Western Union to Ahpw
any animation, although their fluctuations did
not exceed u per cent, Sugar was the great teA'
ture Of the day, and II seemed to have absolutely
no support whatever, aud was weak without In
teTTupuon from the opening 10 the close, The
Coal stocks received 4 tRiF amount OF attention,
Cotton OIL showed marked strength III the fore
noon, but lost all OF the Improvement later In
the day, The market closed quiet, but heavy
generally at 4 shade under the opening figures.
Railroad bonds moderately active sales S1,bS7r
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Educational.
Nj. De CHANTAL.
NEAR WHEELING, ". Va.
t9,stors nj, tina visl,a,ionA
tsistCrs oil the vIsi.atlonJ

A school OF more than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation Of young Adies In all departments. Ii
btAry Of Si1 thousand volumes, Fine phllo
IophlcAl, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted. corpsoi
plano teachers trained BY a leAdlng professor
from conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culturt
according TO the method Oi the old italian mas
ien. +
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten Acrub Of pleasure grounds, Board Oxcellen,
For Catalogues, and references 70 patrons IN
all the prinCipGl cities, address
CIR NIRKNTREAA.
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To UNFORTUNATE chronic coughers we
recommend the timely use OF Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cents.
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Cotton.

NEw YoRK, Dec. i2.-rlg iron arm. Copper
nominal. Lead stronger; domestic ta@. Tin
htmer; straits S2l 80.
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SIS
Great Relief

IS instantly afforded sufferers from
J Bronchitis, by tho use OF Ayer's
Cherry Pictorial. Either as an ano-
dyne, to allay inflammation, or an ex-
pectorant, to loosen and bring away tho
mucous, this preparation has no equal,
"Last winter I contracted a severe
cold, which, by repeated exposure, boz
came quite obstinate. l was much
troubled with hoaTseness and bronchial
irritation, After trying various medi-
Clues, without relief, l at last purchased
n bottle Of Ayers Cherry PeCtoral. On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and ! have been
vol ever sInCO,"- Rev. Thomas b,
Russell, Secretary Holston Conference
and =, Il. OF the Greenville Dist, NJ. E, G.,
Jonesboro, Tenn,
my mother was sick three years and
very low with brOnChitis. We feared
nothing would cure her. One OF my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
PeOtOral, She tried 1t, has used eight
bottles, and Is now well."-T, H.. ID,
Chamberlain, Baltimore, Md.
Ayers CheryPectoraI,
PREPARED NJ
Or. J. Q. Aver q Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold b yAII D~ruggIsta. Price d; ak bottles, o.
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Through tickets, and baggage checked, 10 al
points: ror rates aud Other Information addrcs
". !. ROBINSON, q. r. A., Pafken6urE,
AL handy A O. p. A., %Parkenburv'
". II. OSBORN, s. 7. A.. PomcrnY. nhln.
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M = q "
BellAire q ZanesyiIle Through PASSENGER leaves
?, N.
Noodtaeld Passenger leaves BellAIre at A:2O p,
M arrives ~ BellRire At S.2i 4, m,
Bummerheld Accommodation leaves pellaIre
~ lti21 p m. arrives At Ilsf i.
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Gbe Sntellioeuter.
0niCol Nos, . 5 NndsT Fourteenth Street,
STILL SEA.


"
by o, Nh,
The sea lies SlIlll
IlVOk, aud look;
In hand, THE Book"
And Book and seA
Both tay To me,
NHls will be done
In Soul aud Fun
In Sea and Hearts
Through every part
OF c0Gmic frame"
Aak'sl thou HIS nAmey-
Below, above
It's WTltten-"LOYE,"
No sail in sight
Meath silYern light.
Der Ill the Wastp
No Algn OF haste.
Mt zen AblEdl
No voices heard.
True type Of PeRNe,
All AufSes Cease.
The giant rests.
Waits Gods behesN;-
A Sabbath hour
For Oceans power
Msyhap. the Main
Will strength regain
by resting 70
To depths below,
l. too, would walt,
Lest, all too late,
In tempeStS tossed,
Ny strength b. lost,
IAy, 20 win
BE SILL, be still
Be aim and Fegtl
He khNWeth bsSt,N
Auburn Place, MyteWbsE, 1850,
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NORTH MAIN STREET School
For Boys and oIrIs.

For Boys and Girls.
between and 10 years Of age, will DO opened the
7S1 GiiS sfRlEr, BY Miss NAE BELLE HARf,
formerly Of Warrington, n. G..
The school viii 10 conducted on the general
lines Of tile Kindergarten.
ftonch conversation aud cailBthenlo exercises
without t1trA charge A Piano In tho school
The children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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T%RAVELERs, GUIDE,

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A IRAlSs1on and eist NV. \, lsR,-E1.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only. saturday only
Eastern Standard time,
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The Titans madea great deal oftrouble
in neurological times, andth tight 'unS
make much mischief now.
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Medical.
SKIN

saTenl yean AgU was called osOO = eoloHd
woman who had u malignant form Of cancer on
her foot The cancer gsw woreundsF the pro.
tcHbed treatment, AID tho toes and one dde0l
the foot were al length eaten entirely away.
The patient could not have survived much lou.
ser, but commenced tho use Of swiA'S sps.
aac, and It cured her tound we'll. THAI was
three years ago, and there has been no no
turn Of tho disease, ! regard swin's speslaGa
most excellent medicine for blood diSoasoa. a.
~ tendency u 70 drive cut the poison.
AAthsrHilA Mis-. W., E, stage, MD
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For blllougnVss, sick headache, indI.
geeton, and constipation, take Dr..
PlBfCe's Pellets,
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CINCINNATI, O., Dec. l9.-coIton qulOti mid
ding 100.
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue NJ u deed Of trust made by John II.
NcCtErkCn, John II. DIOhl and Ada 4 DlChl,
his vile, to J, l., COwden, trustee, and Of An Or.
der VI the Circuit Court OF ohio County, West
VifsinIR, made Un the lStn day Of May, 1850, Rp
pointing INT rs trustee In place OF the trustee
ntued IN said deed OF trust, which Is dated
Mach N Lass and Ia recorded In the Office Of
the Clerk Ol the County court Of ohio County.
West virginia, Ia Deed ot Trust Book No. ",
pARu biS, ! Will sell al the front door OF tho
Court House Oi lald county, on
THURSDAY, the Goth DAY OF DECEMBER, 1889,
bCainnlng at ~ O'Clock a IN the following dc
Ecrlhrd property, that II To ray: -Four lots Of
ground Gumbei6d Tw0nty.threI, twenty. four,
TWen y i've aud rwenty'six IN square numbered
Two OF Juhn !. GllChrllt's addition No. 2 70 the
city Of WheellHg.
The title to the above property Is believed to
be perfect, but selling "a trustee will convey
only tue tItlG vested In me by said deed Of trust
TEENS or aALE- One third and M much more
"a the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash, the bal
Anee III two equal luhtAllmentS In one aud two
Yeas, nOles beRrlnR interest from the day OF
sale 10 DO given for the deferred payments, the
title to he retained until payment Is made In
full ". J. W. COwDEE, Trustee.
W u MAILER, AnrtinneOF. de3
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MAIN LfNR-EA5T,

PALTlM0RE& OHIO RAILROAD
II on and AitOr November "a, 49,, LfpIns do.
time;
MAIN LIHE-EAsr.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
l:S5 q. M, 2:2b and II 80 .. IN, dAily.
cumberland Accommodation, 1850 q, M OF.
Grafton Accommodation, e:G y. M, daily.
Auundsyillc Accommodation, 7;O 4, NJ, daily
except sunday.
ARRIVE:
From. New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
wy and l2:4bp. IN. and II :06 p. M, daily,
cumberland Accommodation, 6:30 =, M, ex.
Grafton Accommodation, l245 p. M, daily.
cept Sunday.
TRANs.ouIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, s;Sb aud 1905 a. M, 1910 n. M,
daily 4;lO y. Inr daily, except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 10 W q. IN. and iO:l6 D. N.
Columbus Accommodation, IiiS p. up except
g GaInylllo Accommodation, 1905 a, m, and
l'S ana 4il6 ?. Inr except sunday.
ARRIVE;
ChlcsgO Express, 1874, 6;OOG. n. and 6lo D. m.
Cincinnati Express, Sisbu. m. aud $40 p. M,
Columbus Accommodation, ii:O1 a. NJ, daily,
q Glsimyiiio Accommodation, il.ooL m, and
i'oAAd 6;iO p, M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING d PITTsBURdlf DIVISION.
For Htthburgh, $40 aud 7:2n a. nj, daily, and
lig p m daily, except sunday.
rof PILbbutgh and the ERSt, G:2O D. M, daily,
malhlngton Accommodation, 6:SO p. m, daily,
ARRtvE:
From Pittsburgh. l0:0 a, M. daily, and 1850
~ daily except Sunday, and 6i6 aud 1910
Wa6hlnvion Accommodation $40 =. M, daily