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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-01


uo1't ask for th State Department
fireplace is already filed.
Drink very s arug'y eff Indianapolis
whisky. ]. gave Quay irighttul head
sche.
Accept oas Of the less important places
.n the Cihuet If YOU can't yet the best.
Done write % Nr Harrison. Go your
sslt He is fond of visitors and may be
very Ion some.
Don't ssk Biz. Harrison if be is sorry he
h-l to take Blaine. Don't mention
Bl a'u-'s name at ELL
DON'T ask BIZ Harri on II be will waltz
,le inaugural ball. lie mas heard al
re wa. ts To- bear on that subject.
Bs l.etgl to ask pleasantly after the
NJ Eec baby. Sse him II possible a1d de
are he IS ile fines, baby 500 5v,rsaw.
Thank Mr. Morrison for the hand ONE
Gca be gives you, snd tell him you Will
work be Tor 81. it is worth in the next
olmpsign.
DON'T take sny ta1y from 'Lige' 20 the
sl-ct that Mr. Harrison is busy. He's q
small man -rd won't attemp. to put You
out
Crowd into Mr. Harrison roo az the
cl-.jss. ro4-ible moment grab chair aud
make ysu-sef at home. There ara nc
policemen On the premises.
Talk to Sir. Harrison calmly, but lolci
h'y. Ifhe tries 20 put you Oh so ct him
harder than ever Tell him you are the
o1isi-sl Harrison man.. lie may never
have hesrd of hm before.
Ask politely afe- Mr. Harrison, and
xrrses Ice hips that she will not sllo0
hlstl TO De 1uldczsd By Washington
ciety. Its q good idea to remark will
emph ,-.s That "the psople axe with her.
Dwell .rougly uron your heroic efforts
.0 the campaign, aud don't take no for M
sweT Remember that there are Over
10000 Offices aud that the mau you are
.kire with was elected 60 give 'em away
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A c1GARMAKER's LUCK.

a. Wins Prize Of Five Thousand Dol
l.-s in 'he Louisiana state Lottery.
Aslort time ago Theodore w. Fricke, q
ouoe ciearmeker. doiug business at 2ii
South Broadway, purchased oue-tweniieth
or ticket So. 90. $50 in the Louisiana State
Let.y That tickle. drew the second
capital prize Of $4,000 on January 10,
and ems dag last week AIr. Fricke received
eheckoa the New Orlsars National Bank
i.- 5000. aIr. Ficke was seen yesterday
aud seue1 7 bear his good fortune with
becom uojosty. lie ssjd he received
ihe cltcs last Tbursday evening through
the money order department Ct Adams tx
press C0wpsny Tie has not decided what
10 iuyestil in. His little cigar store has
been hrorg-d for several days with friends
uquir the best number 90 play on and
other details Ri Frcke ha5 been iuve BE-
.-g iu Louisiana Safe Lottery tickets for
fz rgrs. end in al that time the money
expended hss not exceeded the sum OF $50,
.u- which So GOO 20 hard cash is coed re-
turn. BrUmorc Md Herald, Jan. Is.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, February 2s.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 299 packages; exports o 3l4 bar
rels and l65 sacks; market steady; sales
Is 600 barrels. Wheat-Receipts LOO
bushels; sales IA 600 bushels futures and
"a 600 bushels spot; spot market dull
and unchanged; No. red 933c; No. l red
81 O7la1 O8; options quiet; March sic;
99lc; May 995c, closing at 81 OO3; June
81 O3: July 96lc; December soc. Corn
Receipts 1O6 800 bushels; exports 80, I'D
bushels; sales 1870 GOO bushels future5 and
81. 600 bushels spot; market moderately
active; ungTaded mixed 44is444c; March
aud April 43.a4ic; May 1870; June 435s
i4Ic. closing at 44c Osts-Receipts 81, q
OOO bushele; experts 8 $50 bushels; GALES
+. 900 bushels futures and 60 GOO Bushels
spot; market dull; spot No. white 334c;
mixed western 29a33c; white 10 34a39c;
No. , CHICAGO BE. Coffee Options quie.
and 5 POINTS down; March, April and May
IS 35al6. 4Os; June and July Sl6.45al6 GOc;
September. October December aad Jsnu-
ary 16. 65l1G. s5c; spot Rio firm 1T lS5c
Sugar-Refned steady and quiet Aoias5es
and R;ce-Quiet. PerOlenm-Easler; re-
fined s. Is: United closed at &c. Gotten
SEED Oil-Strong. Tellow-Weak. Resin
Steady. Turpentine Quiet. Eggs
Quiet; western 143. Pork and Gut Meats
EOuiet. Lard-Weak; western steam
s. III; March S. 10; April 81 13; May
81 Il; June 81 -; July 81 II; August
81 10; September 81 %. Butter-Essy
western dairy 13s2Oc; creamery 16a2Sc.
rbsere- SLOW. ,restern 1Oal13G. Cooper
Dull; lake Msrch SIG so. Lesd-Quiet;
Domestic s. 20. Tin Steady; straits
S21 20.
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MORGANTOWN.
No Red Liquor to DO Bought-A Wealthy
Mans Suicide.

No Red Liquor to DO Bought-A Wealthy
Mans Suicide.
Special Correspondence Of The Register.
MoRaANTowE, February 28-The mod
ern Athens is no lonfer a whisky town,
and the old FOUNDERS" have bad hard
time of it TO find their 6ecoclions At the
session Of Court which closed yesterday so
large number of indictments were found
against dealers who have sold liquor
illegally for years past that one
has skipped TO save himself from
Imprisonment snd The others have
closed their places. There were nearly
100 tue bills of indictments brought in
against James o. Wallace, Lamar MADEIRA,
Geo. W Smith and VIM Smith for selling
whisky illegally. There is not q place in
town now where q drink can be bought
without prescription.
News reached here to-day of the suicide
Of one of Clinton districts most wealthy
and reputable citizsns, James Given, liv-
ing five miles from here. He was found on
Tuesday suspended by a rope from rafter
in his barn. The cause Of his tragic end
was domestic trouble, as for several months
he has lived unpleasantly with his family.
He was fifty years OF age, and to his wife
aud family leaves a handsome fortune.
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FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
For Integrity Of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment Of Prizes,

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana state Lot
ierles which may be presented at our counters
R.M.WALMSLEY, Prcs't Louisiana Nat BIZ.
PIERRE LANAUX. Prest State Natl Bk.
A BALDWIN, Prest New Orleans Natl Bk.
CARL ROHN, Prest Union National Bank.
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K.pnbIlean H.rmony IN 81.


Tie republicans Of OHIO are having q
monkey and parrot time Oft, sll on &C
count of Fire Alarm Foraker. This in
p1lsive politician made q speech recently
in which ne reelected on Gen. Sherman.
ID aeon Richard Smith replied, rejecting
seriously on ForskeI's honor aud honesty,
and iutimatiDg tba, he was false 60 Ster-
man ia the Chicsg' Convection. Foraker
then retOrtsd with iutima,ions that the
Deacon was not responsible for what he
said. and vac to be pitied mentally, moral
ly and physically. Then Gen Beatty
started ID on Foraker and accused him OF
being brainleaa sgi,a.or who chiefly blew
his own horn and used pablic offices for
his private usss. There is blood on the
moon in Ohio and the Democrats are in
high giee
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BHLLAIRE.

Samuel Mccarthy, Young man, per
hans Is years OF Rge, was arrested for rob
hing the restaurant OF Edward Ames Of
S3l. The boy was in Ames', and after his
departure the money WIS missed. He was
suspected and Officer Archer arrested him.
He made a full breast of matters and told
the officer where he could find the money.
MeCarthy's mother is an es'imable widow,
who resides in the Fourth ward, aud she
is almost heart broken. The Mayor
has not decided what he will do with the
case.
A hog that was being driven by farmer
got away, yesterday, and dashed into the
door Of D.. G. L. Andeison's residence
Finding things TOO tidy in there for him,
he Rrunted a loud grant and escaped as he
had entered.
The ''Babes of all Nations is the attrac-
ton at the theatre this evening. The la
dies have been untiring in their efforts TO
make the baby show success and great
crowd should be in attendance.
The way tie steel works Is running now
is a very slow process. Some Of the work
men 20 home and dress and goodwin street,
and then return 10 work between blow
ings
The Tribune last night said; MRS. J. S
Lockwood, of the Third ward, is one of
the heirs of the Brandenburg estate near
Berlin, Germany, valued at S25, OOO, coo
Oliver T. Blackburn aud wife celebrated
their golden wedding at their home on
Gravel Hill last night. A big crowd Of in
yited friends was present.
Ths Murray Bros, contractors, were the
successful bidders for the election of the
stone work on the new Children's Home
in Harrison county.
Tbs masquerade ball on Gravel Hill,
last night, was 8 very pleasant event. The
Banquet club never does anything by
halves.
The frat annual wrestling match and
grand ball of the Merry Wrestling Club
takes place at Turner Hall this evening.
Frederick Shaunnstelt, aged eighteen
years, died yesterday morning from ty-
phoid fever
The trustees of the First NJ. f Church
meet this evening to talk about building
new church.
The new foundry will make business for
the Stamping Company ia the uickeling
department
VIM. Barns, who WAS injured at the
steel works some time since is able TO be
atont again.
The fair and festival of ST. Johns
Church begins in the school house this
evening.
Miss Msggie fitzgerald of Columbus, ie
the guest Of her BROKER, Rev. Father Fitz-
gerald.
Miss Claire $50. opens a weeks engage
uen, al the theatre on Mondsy night
Mr.. HUGH South and Mrs. Rora Dorsey
were married by Rev B. Daniels
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. HstteTy will
take place this afternoon at 1:30
NJ. Sheets is home from & nip in the in
terest Of the Belmont glass works.
Wenner's orchestra will make it3 debut
tonight at the EIysian theatre
Bellaire has 3S saloons, which pay rev.
anue to the county of 50, 800
TIE remains of Mis-. Bert Howard were
inteIredst GAINESVILLE.
A series OF meetings are being held in
the Christian Church.
Uniou street IS having q cna1 OF mud re-
moved from II.
John Pearson is having his place of bus
mess enlarged.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO B. r.

Departure or trains nom Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule in eject November 18th, 1SSS.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest 1925
&. m, $40 p. m. and $40 p m. daily, and lib p.
n. daily except Saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and st. Louis. 1913 q.
N. daily, aud Ills D. N. daily except Saturday,
Columbus accommodation S65 4 m. daily.
For Columbus, lO:25 a. m. daily, and Ills p.
m. daily except Saturday, and DO p. N. daily ex.
cept Sunday.
only.
Express Tor washington, D. c., Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New YORK, Wis. GTaft0u, So a.
In. and $40 p. m'daily.
For PittsbuTg and Washington, Pa, 500 E. N.
daily; Express, 7:30 A. m. daily; $40 .. "a. daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
ington, Pa, $3.50 p. m. daily except sunday.
Pitsburg, Baltimore and Philadelphia $50 p.
N, daily.
For 1oundsvtne. :. m, $40 a. n, 1900 noon,
except Sunday, and $40 p NJ, daily.
For Grafton, $40 ?. m. daily.
For Cumberland, $40 a. NJ, daily ezcspl san
day
For St. Clslrsville SIS g. M, 40 p. m. and
$40 p. m daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago. s:55 snd
$50 a. m, and GO p. m. daily, and 4:55 s. NJ,
daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive nom ST. Louis and Gin.
oinnau, 4.55 a. m. and go .. m, daily.
Express trains arrive nom Phil&elphia Bal
timore and Washington, ID. C., via. Grafton, 1885
p. m. aud 9osp. m, daily via. Pituburg 1913
a. m, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, $50 4. m. snd
go p. u. daily, and 1875 a. m. daily except Sun
day.
Trains arrive nom Pittsburg, 1918 a. Ii. daily,
and l2i5 p. m, except Sundays, and 6.55 p. N.
and II 10 p m daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, $40 q. m
daily except Sunday.
From MOundsville, 9.45 q. NJ, daily, aud l:fO
p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton, W. Va, 9a5 a. u.
daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p. m,
daily except Sunday.
From ST. ClRiIsyille, 1910 and l.i0 and $50 p.
n. daily except Sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati 2.ij g. m san
day only.
From Belaire, 1908 a. "a, Sundays only.
Baggage called for ana checked al h0tels and
residences on orders left 81 Ticket once 100
Market street, and at Depot.
CHAs q. SCuII,
General Passenger Axgut
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menis. The usual proteetaticns IF igaor-
arce come from all of them.
After a session of six weeks County Court
adjourned at noon to day TO meet again on
April 10 and complete the election contest
case. At present RalstOn is one ahead of
Meyer, with strong indications Of keeping
ahead
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MATES Dull 8nd steady.
RAILROADS.&C. Moderately active; sales
81, 9O7, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market, although
somewhat less active, as measured by the
number of shares sold, was even less so re.
garding the general list, for four stocks
contributed over half of the entire business
done. First prices we're steady and the
weakness Of last evening had entirely dis
appeared, the market moving up slowly
Business was very slow, however,
and dullness became the most prominent
feature of desliDgs. Union Pacific and
Pullman came to the front before moor,
bat after p. m there fas more snima-
tiOn AID Atchison took the lead aud the
advance becare more marked toward =
o'clock The highest prices generally were
reached in the list hour, the market finally
closing dull but firm, at the best prices OF
the day. Almost everything is higher to-
night. Sales 1s5, 5S1 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, $50; American Expruas,
113; Cansds Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
SO; Chesapeake end Ohio 1913; preferred 90
drsts, III; 40 seconds, 49,; Chicago and
Alton. 1876; Chicago, Burlington and Qoin-
cy, 101i; Delaware and Hudson, 1856
Delaware. Lsolawnnaa and Western, 14l;
Denver and Rio Grande, 16l; Erie, 29i;
DO preferred, 67}; Fl. Wayne, 1903; Mi
nois Central, 100; Lake Shore, 1Ol Mich
igan Central, S93; Minneapolis and st.
Louis, 5; do preferred 103; Missouri Pacific,
7ls; Northern Pacific, 26l; do preferred,
62l; Chicago and Northwestern 106i; &C
preferred. 139l; New Yo,k Central, 1888;
Oregon Trascon .inental, 335; Pacific Mail,
81; Peoria, D. * E., 26; Pittsburg, 1863;
Pullman Pslsca Car, 1879; Reading, 47s;
Rock Islaaj. 96l; st. Louis & San Fran
cisco, 25i; 80 preferred, 623; DO first pre-
fsFred 1891; g. Paul, Minneapolis and Man
.obs. 1917; ST. Paul and Omaha, 32l;
do preferred, 90; Tazas Pacific 2l5i
Ue;oa Pae.Ec, &C.,; United 9tstea 6rp. ess
-; Western Union. s54.
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on CITY, PA, February IS petroleum
Opened at Gle; highest 9l3c; lowest
9O4c; closed ct 9lsc; sales, $4,000 bar
rels; clearances, 1,s3S,O00 barrels; char
tiers, 60, 81 barrels; shipments, 63, 1879
barrels; runs, g., 178 barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 2S.-Petroleum-
Opened weak at 913c, and declined to
90sc. 1t then turned on western buying
and advanced to 81 &c, closing firm at 914c
Sales $4,000 barrels.
Bradford
BRADFORD, PA, February 26--Petro-
leum-Opened at Gle; closed at 81 &C.;
highest 81 3c; lowest 903c clesrsuces l, Os2,-
600 barrels.
plttsbuTS.
PrcIsBUBs, PA, February % -Petro-
leum-FairlY active; opened at 9lBc;
closed at 9lsc; highest 9llc; lowest 9Osc.
TitusVille,
TIrUsVILLR, February 29.-Petroleum
Opened Ole; highest 9l4c; lowest 9O4c;
closed at 91sc.
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Way Thore Tor a Heroine .


When a bu5ly scholar at a Nebraska
school became unruly and insulting the
other day the yourg lady teacher stunned
him with poker Theyoung lady teacher
will please accep, The Journals most pro
found concentrations.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money mt 2a3 Per Oent-Governments
Dull aud stesdy-StOcks Higher-Flour
rirm and Uncnanged-wheat Dull.
NEW YORK, February % Money on
call easy at to 3 per cent. last loan . per
cent, closing offered at II per cent prime
mercantile paper 4sG per cent; sterling
exchange dull but steady at 4S6fa4S83
GOVERNMENTs-Dul and steady.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court of Ohio county, West Viz
ginia.
Mary J. Peters and her husband,

ktAlAh
Mary J. Peters and her husband,
vs. Pin Chancery.
Louisa Robinson and Others.
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue OF an or
der entered IN Tie above entitled cause on the
18th day Of February, lss9. ! will, on Wednes-
day, the 2Oth day of March, 1859, com
meucing at O'Clock a. M, at my Office No 1901
Chapline street, in the city OF Wheeling. Yves.
Virginia, proceed TO ascertain and report the
amount received by the defendant VIM. II. Rob
ins0n, as trustee, for the rents and profits Of the
real estate in the bill and proceedings mention
ed, and from the sale Of that part thereof to
Frederick William Otto, snd 10 state, settle and
adjust the accounts of the said VIM. Il. Robin
son, as trustee i'm deed named in the bill ap.
pointed in lieu Of John GOshOrn, deceased.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Febru-
airy, 1889 GEO (. BOYD,
Commissioner.
WHITE &ALLEN, for Complainant fel5oawt
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laLmo. February s.-Wbea.- Dali
and steady; cash 9Sa$l O14; May 9s!ci
July 90!c COrn-Dull and firm; cash 33c;
Mag 353c OAts-UnchaDged Glover
Seed-Aolive and steady; cash and
March 81 rs.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, February 2S.-Wheat
Steady; No. . winter rad spot, and
March 9ia94}c; April 951a959c; May 97ta
97Sc; July 92a924c Corn-Mixed spo'
and March 39l a39lc; April 4O3a4O3c; May
413a41sc. Osts-Active; western mixed
29a31c. Hay-Dull at SO OOal6 w.
Butter-Firm; western packed 16a2Oci
best roll 13ll8c; creamery 25a2Sc. Eggs
-Elsier at 14a143c OOfee-STODg; kio
fair at 1Sl1Sic.
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REAL ESTATE.


REAL EST ATE.
10y VIRTUE OF a DEED or TRUST, EN-
} ecuted to the undersigned trustee by S. +.
BOYD on the 3fd day Of December, ISIS, and re.
corded in decd of trust book No ~ page 5l2 OF
the records Of Ohio county west Virginia, SAID
trustee will on Saturday, March 9th, lo,9 sell az
the front door Of the Court House ofOhio county,
West Virginia, the following described real es-
tate tO-N;: certain parcel OF real estate silua-
ted on Wheeling Island, I'm the Seventh ward OF
said city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, west VIZ
ginia bounded and described as follows, Jo-Wll:
Beginning 81 the uOrthcaAt corner OF S0ulh rOnl
and Fink streets, in said city, ana running thence
I'm an easter.Y direction with the north line OF
said Fink street TO low water mark on the ONO
river: thence running I'm a nOr.herly dlrecuon
upon the line Of said low water marx To- the
north line OflOt No. in the addition 70 Sald city
called T. Fink's addition to Zane Island, lheHCe
ruruiug i'm a westerly direction with sald norm
line of said lot to the point where the same eX-
tended intersccis the cast line OF south front
street. and thence running with the east line OF
said South Front street to the place oil beginning
being the same property conveyed 10 salu ;. r;
Rovd bv David C. IRWIN and Others, by deed
dated August LIST, 1876, and recorded in deed 9Qok
No g. mage 49, Of the records OF said ONO
county. .,o,.o,., -, 81
said sale will commence at o'clock a. m OF
the said day, and will be made on the following
terms gnd conditions, tOwit: One-thlrd OF inc
nurchase money cash in hand on the day OF sale
oue-third thereof, with interest, in six months
from the day OF sale, and the residue thereof
with interest in one year from the day OF sale
the purchaser giving his notes, with good secur,
ity for the deferred payments, payable 10 sal1
irnstee. and the said trustee retaining the legal
title to said property as further security, until
said purchase money is fully paid. Possession OF
said property will be given on the first dag OF
April 1859. and the purchaser will be allowed TO
pay all or any part OF said deferred payments al
| any time before maturity.
j. B. SOMMERYILLE, TRUSTEE
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leave che city go SOD d. no. fud run every hour
nt.f lI, n On. Leave Nlccl Park 40 900
and rIu every hour until 1000 p. 10. Except
rrrch Train wiz 'esy Park o.. $50 a. m. and
..r 10 I-..1 Do. m a.. HlRe(H,
.un.rLuInuuNlL
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February Is
Flour-Quiet Whest-Firm; No. ? red
february and March 9Sa9Slc; April 9s4a
99c Oorn-LOwer; failures shade strong
er; No ? mixed February and March 4Oi
s4Olc; April 41!c; May 415s425c. Oats
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Cincinnati

CrNo1SNATI, O., February 28.-Cotton
Steady. Flour Steady. Wbeat-Quiet
at 96c; receipts $500 bushels; shipments
, 600 bushels. Corn-Dull; No. 2 mixed
32Js33c. Oais-Dnn; No 2 mixed 26}c
Rye-Dull; No. st 52c. Pork-Quiet at
Si1 so. Lard-HesvY at Sc 65. Bulk
Meats and Bac0n-Firm and unchanged
Whisky-Active at 81 %. Butter, Sugar
and Cheese-Firm. Eggs-Quiet at lla
11Bc.
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ha T. o. t-aa-asJl-Af
e.ua.-c ar1 Larosvi.is thfoug passenger traiu
saves 5el-ir7 s. 90 o. mn a,flfea 81 nslians
s1oe-H. ID nassll Ger lrslN .3AY6s bouaira
t...., rr arr.yee s.. Bellaire at SIS s. n.
muerFclI aCCCumo lacon caves b6usir
fvI-eIre daily egc5pt Sunday Centre e7c
I'D r.a,r Cons IlHlra
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Through tickets and baggage checked to sl
points
For rates and other Information, address
HRED g JtkMhN. 1rsv. Pass Agt.
wheeling H. Nr.
y. =. ROBINSON, Gent Pes Age-L
farEersdrrg. r q.
W II OSBORN j. T. A. pOmerOy o.
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Quiet; No. 3 white 3l4c; No . white
Sac; futures dull and unchanged. Eggs
Quiet and weak; firsts l44a15c.
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WELLSBURG

Word came from the well east of town
yesterday afternoon that oil had been
found. So far there is no confirmation o.
the report, hut thera are strong indications
that there is something in it. Oil men are
taking a lively interest in the develop
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February % Trading 10
wheat was of rather limited character
and the market ruled quiet and at times
very dull Corn was qui active and
higher. Oats quiet. Provisions weaker.
Fiour-Firm and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No . spring 81 OF No 3 spring Soc
No. . red 81 Oll; March 81 O4ss1 Gag,
closing at 81 O3s; May 81 O6}a1 O8, clos
ing at 81 O7I; June 81 Ol3a1 O2i, closing
at 81 O13; July 93sc. COrn-CAsh No. 9
and March 3iIc; May and June 35sa355c
Oats-Cash No 2 and March 253c; May
27lc; June 26sc. Rye-NO. >, 433c.
Flax Seed-No. at 81 As Timothy
At 81 "A. Mess Pork-Cash, March and
Nav S11 1Oa11 %; June $11 80. Lard
Cash and March S. 10; June Sc S24. Bulk
Meats-Sbort ribs S. $3.50 50; shoulders
S. 25a5 37I; short clear Sc %. Whisky
At SOB Sugars unchanged. Butter
Easy; fancy creamery 25a26c; choice tC
fine 2Oa2Ic; fue diaries 25a26c; good to
choice 1Sa2Oc. Eggs-Steady at 12ia19.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-01
MUSTANG LIMIMENT

rs FOR MAN 4 BEAST. PENETRATEs
MUSCLE&FIBRE TO THE VERY BONE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-01
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