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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-28
stats NOTES.

While cutting timber below Catawba,
Marion county, recently, Mr.. William l..
Watson knocked down a black walnut
which was ll2 feet long and would square
f5 nr I'D inches. lie also cut hickory
ics feet long that squared 80 inenes
Mr. T. W. Elliott. while crossing the
rivers Albrightsville, on Tuesday night
dropped his pockeibook IN the rlysr ane
Ies. d. Do contained about >53 IN casf
end notes to the value of $500. Inc prop
eltr is -til io possession OF the waves
THE Yves. Virginia Central hrs changed
+ tle name OF Che extension from Thomas L
..s,rs. sn6 10 viii hereafter be known as
+ faemain stem. and chat part OF the read
from Thomas 10 Davis will be known q!
,he lsnch. Randolph Enterprise
+ There was serious cutting scrape 81
|Iead-vnle. Randolph county. one day las
eeef. which "Bern Hlnkie sno MT
+ .-ceIvine ve-e badly cut by a man named
Cunningham Mr Woolwine is though
/ t0 hs iangefeusly injured.
+ Ameetiug of the West Virginia Com
mis- toner's Co the Centennial OF Washing
Ou lnauaUratOu. o. he celebrated u
7 Sew York City, April 1890 has beef
|cslei foe .be city OF Parkersburg, Tues
+ day, april %
The trestlng for the new bridge a
I Pc @. Rocks was swept away by the higl
. ~cter in tde potomsc, q few days ago. FIT
t-,1 .r1a -iliers went down in tie wreck
ead ace nov iyiu- IN the bottom Of tn
river.
Ca;1s Il. Clifford is in Jail at Charlie ,ol
ON -e charge OF yic.imizmg number o
T VIrrnisrs GA patent right swiadle. III
. viii be taken ae-oss the lime o. g IeQuiai
tol.
A Young man who was recently married
I m Calhoun county, sold pOssum hides L
psv or his license and stole hound whlcl
be- sold 90 pay Che minister's fees.
A stock company has been organized 70
f the purpose OF starting a Republican pape
7 a. ~ me Court House.
+ AE-sxtou county young man name'
ting ont railroad Ties.
From twenty-five to thirty cars OF Cos
Zero being shipps dsily trom the Thomas
I Tucker county, mines.
Tsnuer Jackson, who escaped jail a
Munso1rs few days sgo, has been re
captured
Forty men are putting up new siee
rairosd bridge 40 Lowell, Summer
county.
A Shepherdstovu hen died last week q
the ripe age OF tweuty-one years.
ITcuty-one c'.ored people were haptiz-
Iat Upper Hinton last Sunday.
Use Chesapeake and ONO canal is nov
rss1y ior business
ruce white squirrel is on exhibition
10 s. epheIdsiovu.
Point Pleasant wants a new depot
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mail train No. 4, which leaves over the
@, L & W. at II 40 q. m. nOrth-bound,
met with quite a serious accident Just
north Of Fairmont yesterday. The engine,
while going at a speed Of about forty miles
an hour, left the track and rolled over an
embankment OF about thirty feet The
coupling between the engine and baggage
coach was broken, thus preventing what
might have been al sccident rife vita
great fatality. Eogineer Eddie and his
fireman Jumped and escaped injury, except
a few bruises. The cause Of the accident 10
as vet unknown. The engine Is total
wreck, and will have to be rebuilt.
Mira. Emmert, who sustained very
painful fracture Of her lower limb last Sun
day morning, is doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances. AS
she is quite aged and also very tlesby, her
recovery will be a very tedious one.
Robert Howell and Geo. Mckee have re-
turned from Columbus, where they have
been successful in securing a special aci oil
the Legislature permitting Bridgeport to
issue bonds to the amount Of $50, 600 for
the piping Of the town for water.
An adjourned meeting Of Council occurs
this evening, at which time the electric
light ordinance will be passed and also
other important business will be trans
acted
The natural gas main which extended
rartially out Pike street has beon taken
M in consequence OF the few consumers
along that route.
Mr. William Mckinney, formerly a
conductor on the C., /. q W, but lately
Of New Orleans, is here calling on his
many friends.
ST. Clair Alexander and John Kuhn VINO
are attending the Ohio State University,
are at home on a vacation for a week
Some changes are being made IN the
in the interior of the new Presbyterian
Church in KirkwOOd.
Miss Agile Lowry, of Wheeling, is Wis
ting her counsin, Miss Marry Hasenauer,
of .Etneville.
Mr.. James Van Pelt has rented and Will
take possession Of FISHERMAN House soon'
DIR. Kelley, OF WsrreDt0n, o., was IN the
c,tv Yesterday, calling on friends.
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BELLAIRH.

Two or three fellows have been about
town for the past week claiming to be old
soldiers and to have come here to see about
pension. OF course, they are out of
money. Smell their breaths once and yen
will know what ails them.
Miles Henthorn had foot mashed yes
terday while working in the B. q o.
yard. He has been working for the COM
pany a short time.
Daring the last fourteen months Fred
Cline. pilot on the Steamer BellGife, made
200 round trips between Wheeling and
Bellaire.
The congregation OF the First NJ. E.
Church has raised a large portion of the
money it will require to rebuild their
church.
A new water main will be laid from the
power house to the reservoir. The old
pipe is inclined to leak all along the line.
The planning mill reports al increase Of
business during the past week. The mill
is busy in all departments.
Thomas Nicholson will leave the first OF
next week to join the Detroit bail club at
Hot Springs, Ark.
Choleric.diarrhce is on the increase
Pale and emaciated cOuntenances are seen
on every hand.
Fishing is the popular pastime Of some.
1t is said that the fish sIe very much in
clined to bite at this season.
The gentleman who has been delighting
crowds nightly at City Hall closed up bust
ness last night.
The paper hangers and painters are all
busy. The pleasant weather has awakened
the populace.
Officer Archer's condition is critical and
fears are entertained that he will not re-
cover.
There was a great deal CT grumbling,
Tuesday, over the low pressure Of natural
gas.
Mrs. Henry Carr has returned home to
Findlay after a visit with friends in this
city.
The ordinance to pave Guernsey street
will be passed by Council at the next meet
ing.
Mrs. Samuel Moore, of the First ward,
will take trip to England this summer.
Joseph Burtoft, the cigar manufacturer,
has recovered from an attack of fever.
Oar citizens are patiently waiting for the
street cars to be put in operation.
The candidates for the township offices
are hustling right lively Just now.
The Fourth Ward hose house is TO be
provided with fire alarm.
Capt. James Mcdonald has gone to
Louisville, KY, on trip.
Chas Henry has moved his store into b.
F. Cockapne's old stand.
Officer Mcdonald is on duty in the
Third ward at present
Miss Davis, of st. Louis, is the guest of
Miss Emma Cochran.
VIM. Findlay is erecting a dwelling in
the Second ward.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO z. R.

departure OF trains nom Wheeling, Eastern
ul5le, schedule In eject November 18Th 1855.
GApI nsss LOT Chicego and the Northwest, 1923
=, Ssis e y N s1 ~ p m daily and lil5 p.
EIpress for Cincinnati and ST. Louis io.ss A.
NJ; , ea,.y anu LID p m daily except Saturday
NolumDus accommodation S.65 a. N daily
For Columbus, l0.25 q. m. dailv. ssd Iiis -
N. daily except Saturday, and 20 D rn daily S.
cept sunday. -'-' p ~ '''i4S IL
BellAire Accommodation INK - -, c.t.t
only. , '-''' '''-''@y
Express for Washington, D. C.. baltimore
Philadelphia and New YORK, via Grafton. So a
m: and BIO p. m. daily.
For Pittsburs and Washington, Pa, 50OAm.
daily express, 75O a. m. daily; las p. m dgiIv
except sunday. Additional way train for Wesi.
ingtonl Pa, $50 p m. daily except SUNDAY.
Pitsours' Baltimore and Philadelphia go p.
For Moundsyille, a. m, $40 q. n. 1Q00 noon.
except sunday, and $40 .. m, daily.
FOR Grafton, $40 p. m. daily
day.
For st. ClGirsville, SIS a. m. 22o n. M. ana
o;lQ p. N. daily except sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago. $50 ard
80 a m and go p. N. dsily, and As a. no,
/ daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive from s. Louis and Cir.
| cinnau, 40 a. N. and go p. m, daily.
Express trains arrive nom Philadelphia. Bal.
| umore and Washington, ID. c., via Grafton " IS
p M and SOop. H. daily, via PitSburg l0lb
a. N, daily.
Trains arrive from Columbus, 455 a. n and
$40 p. N. daily, and 1915 g. H. daily except sum
/ day
Trains arrive nom Pittsburg, 1918 a. N. daily
and l&45 p. m, except Sundays, and 6.55 p. no.
| and lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa, 500 A. m.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsyille, 9:i5 4. M, daily, and lao
! p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, W. Va, 9.i5 8. 10
| daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p m,
| daily except Sunday.
FROM 81. Clairsville, 1910 snd $40 and $50 p.
N. daily except sunday
| For Columbus and Cincinnati, 2.i5 A. m. sun
| day only.
| From Bellaire, l2.05 a. m, Sundays only
| Baggage called for und checked az hotels and
residences on orders lefL ~ Ticket Once, 100
Market street, snd ~ Depot
CHA9. q. sCULL
General Passenger Agent
| W M CLEMENTS MANAGER mol
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PRODUCE.
wheeling

TUESDAY, March &c.
The condition of the MARKET is rather
ouiet. While outside trade is in fair
condition. transient custom has some
what fallen of. Butter remains scarce
with heavy demand. The supply of eggs
is heavy and greatly in excess of the de-
mand. All kinds CT ponltry continue in
good demand. We quote the following
prices:
Butter-Country choice 90 to 24c; coun-
try good 16 TO lie; country, fair, to Sc.
Eggs-Stictly fresh, 12o per dozen
supply heavy; demand fair. Goose eggs,
35a40c.
Beans-For hand-picked navy the de-
nland is good and the supply IA fair.
Prices sre 81 9Oa2 90 per bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory II to
115c; New York 1ac; Limberger 10 to
lie: Sweitzer 11s12c. Market nominal.
Potatoes-Per bushel 4Oc; demand slow
supply heavy.
Poultry-Liye chickens, s. 5Oa4 % per
dozen; ducks, live s. O0s3 80 p er dozen
turkeys, live, 9a1Oc per pound; geese, per
pair soc to 81 %.
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WOOL
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, March 90
The situation in wool remains the same
and there is still nothing doing. Prices sr'
unchanged and are as follows:
Fine fleece, washed, 30a3lc; unwashed,
one-third of; medium washed 30A33c; un-
washed 2382lc; tub washed 32s35c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26-WOOl-
Quiet ard unchanged; Ohio, Penusyl.
vania and Weet Virginia Xxx and
above 32a35c; X 32a33c; medium
37a39c; coarse 37s3sc; New York, Mich
igan, Indiana and Western fine or X
and Xxx 3Oa32c; medium 37s3Sci coarse q
a3sc; fine washed delaine Y ana Xxx 35s
SIC; medium washed cOmbing and delaine
4Oa42c; coarse do 39a40c; Canada washed
combing 35a36c; tub washed 35a40c;
medium unwashed combing and delaine
3Os32c; coarse do 2Sa30c; Eastern Oregon
14a22c; Valley Oregon 22a29c.
Boston.
Boston, March 26-Wool-There is
a quiet tone 10 The wool market
Ohio Y and Xxx 32s35c; Michigan X Bic;
Territory woods secured 60a62c for fine
medium; California and Texas woods dull F.;
pulled woods fairly active.
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ur GIVES THE FIGURES.


An Experts Opinion ON the tutermarriage
OF Deaf Mutes.
Rovr ". g.. Msrch ga number Of
articles have recently appeared in the
newspapers respecting "Tne Deaf Mute
Problem" "Intermariage Of the Deaf,
etc., all having reference to the allegation
chat. as there had been an increase OF deal
mu.e7 proportionatsly greater than TIE
population at large, during the last thirty
years ls has been the csse, by the way
with The insane, blind and other classes D
tnis circumstance has no other cause than
the marriage OF persons born thus De
.ecive Che offspring OF such unions being
almost invariably similarly affected.
Hence FL is inferred that IN time there vii
be- -nsCal human breed lacking two
senses OF che five with which the anlms
man s designed by nature 10 be equipped.
The subject being brought 20 the atten
ton of Prof u. J. Sshney, of this city
himself ar expert iu matters pertaining II
/ trefeaf. and President Of the Empire STATE
/ Assoc. aU0n of Deaf Mutes me said: "iher'
! is TO each danger, whatever 1t rs tru'
/ trsta .er deaf parents have deaf children
I but tte-e SIRE very many marriages among
/ deaf uutes unattended with any such re
solts as srs rsckisssly predict d. Daring
tie la-t twenty years, Of .. 395 admissions
/ la the seven schools for the deaf IN this
/ state. eighteen. or only three-i0urths O.
one per cent, were children of deaf parents
I Out Of gl2 admissions, so. or 6.4Opsr cent
were the result Of the marriage Of cousins.
7 For lle tea years ending with ISL, 1913,
|p.r centotau the deat mules admitted 70
re Hartford school hal cOnsanguineou;
par-n. axe. The percentage runs about the
f .snsin every other State. Deafness occurs
+ .om many causes, the sdveniltious OF ac
c.isntal causes being in the great major
v Congenitsl deafusss has rapidly de
rrsd of late years, being now hardly 81
-.-.ert Cons nguineous marriages fur
nish .ns largest percentage Of deaf mntes,
where psternal cause can be traced. '
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of the Teamsters' Union No. 1865, A. F.
OF L., Martins Ferry. o, adopted March
DIST 1889, to take effsc, April LIST, 1889
aud remain in force until changed by the
Union. For ( horses and driver per day,
not less than $500; for 3 do, So 90; for
do "a so; for l do, s. 90. Driver pei
week: For 4-horse team per week, not
less than $500; FOR do, Sll.75; for 2
horse tssm per day, Sl.5O; for do. 81 40.
By osdeT Of the Union, C. F. McGlumphyi
secretary.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, March %.
The -four market remains duller. Wheat
is also dull and is bringing 95c per bushel,
with a downward tendency. The follow
ing quotations are Wholesale prices:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family Aour
in barrels s. Is to S. %; in sacks s. 90 to
S. 10; middlings per ton $40 90; bran per
ton $50 copper 100 pounds, 81. Rye
brings soc per bushel.
FEBD-COrn per bushel, 45a5Oc; oata
3Oa35c; bGled hay per ton SIC GOALS 90,
Loose hay is bringing SIS OO per ton.
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Ndnfaltnrsl.
MT. DE- CHANTAL,
Naar Wheelinn. W.Va.

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ton OF young ladies IN al departments. Library
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chemical and astronomical apparatus. Musical
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teachers trained by a leading professor nom Con.
seryatOry OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture according
10 the method OF the old Italian masters. LCca
ton unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ten
acres OF pleasure grounds, Board excellent.
For catalogues, and references 20 patrons IN
al the principal cities, sddress
sois TIKI DIRHfTRFs4
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.
" U"HIlHL'
TUESDAY, March &c.

TUESDAY, March &c.
The cattle market this week is active
with prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson q
Beyha furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to /, 100 lbs stock 3ia33c
per ID. 500 to 800 lbs. Basic. per lb.i 7U
TO 800 lbs 2a2tc. per ID.
Hoes-Market active; 4ta44c per ID.
Lalnbs-GOOd at Base per H.
Calyes-3a5c per ID.
Sadie per III.
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STATES Dull but firm.
RAMEOADs-Fairly active; sales 81 ,75S.
GOO.
SroCKs-The stock market started out
this morning with burst of activity;
which. however, soon died away and the
usual dullness ensued, with decline from
the high prices Of the opening. The open
ing prices were generally from ( 10 per
cent. higher. There were some Other
slight advances in early trading on
= very large business. After the
first hour, however, firm tone devel-
oped right through the list, and frachonsl
advances were again scored. Extreme
dullness marked the trading in the after
noon, with no feature or movement until
toward delivery hour, when Northwestern
was attacked with little effect, and IN the
last hour the strong tone reappsared AID
Atchison rose q point. The close was
quiet but firm and generally st close to the
opening figures. Almost the entire active
list is higher tonight Burlington rose
IL. Atchis,n and st. Paul per cent each
Sales 238, $50 scares. Quotations closed
bid as follows;
Adams Express, 14S; American Express,
III; Canada Pacific, 5Ol; Central Pacific,
"a; Chesapeake and Ohio 16i preferred do
6rsts, So; Go seconds, 81; Chicago and
Alton. 1875; Chicago, Burlington ana Quln'
cy. 9i5; Delaware and Hudson, 1872;
Delaware. Lsckawanns and Western, 1885,
Denver and Rio Grande, 153; Erie 27li
do preferred, Got; Fl. Wayne, l4s4; Hi
rois Central. 100; Lake Shore, 1Ol; Mich
igan Central, $50; Minneapolis and 81.
Louis, 81; DO preferred II; Missouri Pacific
67I; Northern Pacific, 254; do preferred,
COZ; Chicago and Northwestern 1903; dc
preferred, 1856; New York Central, 1867
Oregon TrascontineDtal, 32l; Pacific Mail,
853; Peoria, D. & E., 23!; Pittsburg, 157i
Pullman Palace Car, 1901; Reading, 43s
Rock Island, 81; st. Louis & San Fran
cisco, %; do preferred, 55t; do first pre-
ferred 1O5; st. Paul, Minneapolis and Man
itobs, 9S9; St. Paul and Omaha, 800; do
preferred, 81; Texas Pacific 1Si; Union
Paciae, 90; United State Hywess 80;
wssiers Union, S43
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Honey aa5 Per ent.-Governments Dull
but Firm-Stocks Higher-Flour Un-
chaoged-Wheat Quiet.
NEW YoEK, March 27.-MOney on call
easy at 2s5 per cent last loan at . per
cent closed offered at 1 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 44a6 per cent; sterling
exchange dull but firm st 4S53a45S{
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nall m Err
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 25.-Ihe
receipts of at the West Philadelphia and
North Pennsylvania Drove Yards were:
For the week-Beeves, 1000 head sheep,
: 500 head; hogs, $500 head. Previous
week-Beeyes. ., 500 head; sheep, 1900
head; hogs, 6, 800 head
Beef Cattle-Although the receipts were
only 1900 head ct the yards, the supply
exceeded the demand and on Sunday hVe
cars containing 100 best were shipped TO
Nav York. The market OF Saturday
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DITTSBURG. CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOuIS RAILWAY co

iPnn Hsndls Routel Under 7ohedule 81 eject
Feb. 10th, 1859, trains leave Wheeling Csntrz
Standard Time. FOR StsubsnYtlle, PftEburgh ard
the East $50 .. no, i2:s5 ?. m, $40 y. 10, and
$40 p. IN. For Columbus, indianapolis, CInClr-
nsn and St. Louis 60 and s.4Op. ~. For Ciiun-
BUS end Chicago, llS5 =. IN. Trsius s.7ivs az
Whaehlglt $50 =. n. 1000 O. ol. 2fh p. ~. 6-d
$50 p. n. Trains leaving At 60 2. m, and sf-
irving 81 $50 p m, run solid between wheeling
Snd Pithburg All trains daily, except Sunday.
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3Tbeelin9 8e9ister
Irarelers' 6uide.

n RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
a ENr.AS lrIaS oF aEFERENCE MARKS. fDally,
sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted s5un-
iar onIv. Saturday excepted. saturday only.
Is Meridian February 10 1ss9. Wheeling
time. which Ifs JUST one hour earlier than Central
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Bauai-a and Elnesvill sthrough passenger trail
--e~ss 8eTtIra 40 $40 A. rl. arriFas a. B9llsigo
$685. %. u.
WOO sraii passenger -fsil 'saves taaairs
i.17 ID co. arrives co belat-o al So a. n
--r-rre-deld Accommodation loava ' RfNaii .
DOS b rr arrives 80 BeNairq 80 il.3l a. u-.
Aul ralls daily except sunday. Oanual -4He
llI Time nom Belair6.
-FHEELINi AND FIN GROVE kAlLEOAL
M en- and after Saturday. October IS. ISIS
.-slrs ON .ho wheeling art aim Grove kai-rosc
win wU CA follows,
.ave Arrive 60 Leave Arrive 70
trrrefrr Ps-x HSrK Wheeiiug
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Xeaal Aotites.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY.
- In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, to-wit
March Rules, 1889.
Elizabeth Holman and others)
y VS. In Chancery.
Katherine Hoffman and others
The general object Of this suit is to procure a
partition among the parties entitled thereto Of
certain real property situate in the city OF
Wheeling. county Of Ohio and State OF West Vir,
ginia, aud being described as follows that Is to
say, the north half OF lot number seventeen. on
Main street. in Jonathan Zane's Addition TO the
said city Of Wheeling, called North Wheeling q"
being thirty-three feet OF the north hall OF lot
number seventeen, which half lot was conveyed
to Conrad Holman in his life time by Thomas
Sweeney, executor. &c by deed bearing date the
rSt day of April, 1866, and of record In the Office
OF the Clerk OF the County Court of Ohio County,
aforesaid in Deed Book No. so, page 2s6, and
further 10 procure a sale OF the said property for
the purpose ofpartiton, should partition thereof
in kind be found impracucable. And IL appear
ing from an affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendants Katherine Hoffman, and Lottie Hoi,
mann, are non residents of the state Of West Vir.
ginia, IL is ordered that the said Katherine HOh-
mann and the said LOttie Holman do appear
within one month after thu date Of the first pub
LEGATION OF this order and 20 what is necessary 70
protect their Interests herein. And IL is further
ordered that this order be published and posted
as required by law
Witness John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF the said
Court at the Court House Of said county, this 9Th
day OF March, 1859 to-wit, March Rules, 1889
JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk
Published the first time March,, 1859
Attest JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Russell * stifel, Solicitors for complainants.
ma7Oawt
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The Throat" Bro,n's Bronchial Trociss' act
directly on the organs OF the voice. They have
an extraordinary effect in all disorders Of the
throat
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NEYEIANp : PTrNaoR0 =. Z.

Undsq scnedlle !a eaeOL Feb. 10Th ltt9 train
icsvn Bridgeport Ohio, Coutlal standard i'-l =.
FOT Iittsbdrgh, Chicago aud Cleveland, f.o0 b.
n FOR Pittsburgh. l0.2la. - Eor Chicago sra
Cleveland lN p. m. f1i Pittsburgh snd NeW
York, SO .. 10. For Jacksonville, 8.33 q. m,
For Martins Very, 6.15 q. N. 1rsinl erTlgs O.
Bridgeport At 7.6S g. m, l0:22 3. N. IN y. ll.
4:3G p. IN. and 7.f7p. o..
A. L. WALLING, Ticket agent,
nois Bridgeport. Ohio
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OIL CITY, Pa, March 27.-Petroleum
Opened at 9lic; highest 914c; Lowest
81 &c; closed at Die; sales 3l6, 900 barrels
clearances, 1856, coo barrels; shipments,
90, 500 barrels; runs SO, 553 barrels
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CTRES HOLLOWHORN, CAKED BAGS,
CRIB & HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE,
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KANAWHA d OHIO RAIL
IN WAy

[RoBT. W. KELLEY, Receiver
tKanawha Short Line) Schedule in eject Feh.
uary 3D. lssJ Subject 90 change without notice ,
Trains leave Wheeling l0tJa m. via Ohio River
K r. arrive Charleston 500 j. m. Leave
Charleston 6li n. H.. arrive Wheeling T.iJ %. m.
via o. X RI Leave Charleston d. SD Do. 90
arrive Wheeling 1868 D. m. via Columbus ant
Pan Handle daily except sunday. "Ccntmi
Standard Time" sundays only trains leave
Charleston sOOa m, arrive wheeling 7.i5 p. %.
via o. X. r. K.
lEn EnMI Ilu A. y 1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-28
W. NJ mRnFNrs' Msns =.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taxing ehec, February TO- 1879. PA.
sengeI trains will run as folloWs-Centrsl Tine,
All trains daily except those marked thusf
which do not run on Sunday:
gorrrr por,yf, No r4Ikr, 81 ~. 4. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-28
SUNDAYS:

Leave The city at SOD a. III. and run every hour
--.I g.fTu. u. Leave Wheeling Park al 900 a
PM sut rrn every hour u1ul 1000 p no. keep.
rrrch Train win iesv Park 40 9.i5 q. ~. and
...- rar5n M g.. HIR~CH,
Superintendent.