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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
4 BAD BEGINNING.
Tl1 N0W Tear Opens Badly Tor The m
SyNvvSd t-roereId Isle.

III NDN lcll Nlfh' N"N'3 ''N ~
SyNvvSd Emerald Isle.
LONDON, January 10 The year Is be
SHINING 10 Ireland very glOOmily. Yes
.erdsy brought the news Of the sentence OF
Edward Harrington TO six months impIis-
oamtnt, closely followed by the news Of a
sentence Of four moaths upon Mr.. Finu-
cane. one Of the membeIs for County Linn
erick. These sentences have aroused 8
good deal of feeling il England as well as
ia Ireland. snd the impression is that
things are being pashed too far, even from
Mr. B3'iour sandpOint.
The circumstances Of Mr.. Harrington
clny.c. ION were especially vindictive from a
Nationalist point If view. Roche, the mag-
is.rate whot the case, il the worst spaci-
men of tbe men who have been appointed
BIZ Mr.. BAfluT to carry on his work. Three
ye1rs ago re was a lecturer for the Irish
LOYAL md Patriotic Union, az Orange body
Cog the uurrOse Of disseminating literature
aldlee,urUsants gonistic tothe Irish cause.
A resident magistrate holds office Also
u.ely 80 the wish Cf Mr.. Balfour,
who appoints him, can dismiss him,
csa promote him, can give
. pension or refuse O pension. Net oDly
So his the case in theory, but also IN Prse.
uc5. Fer Instance, Captain Stokes, the
rsien magistrate who convicted Mr..
William OBieO, is g resident magistrate
no logger. DE- has been promoted TO what
s called q District MagistTacy, higher
-t better rayirg plsce. Tue crime for
which Hurrgtor received this sentence
that cd D, ms present AZ nesting Of the
N,roral Lraoue. after 10 had fesn de-
ca-,d fo be- ~ gal by Mr.. Balfour, and Of
-ar1s pub ish, q q report Of his speech IN
tisp'per. the Kerry Sentinel
The CD Of Fiuucane is declared even
1907 scudlioui lie made q speech in
nti,h ts denounced land grabbing, but he
panied these denunciatious Of land
grabbing with warnings aEainst the com.
u -i01 81 crime, and he never mentioned
I tic u1le Of any individual. IL YVES quite
impossible. then, to convict Mr.. Finucan'
ou his own speech. The resources OF the
Resident Magistrates, however, were moi
exhausted They discovered that Finu
cane had % en- present not only at the meet
ing GA which he wss chargtd-which tool
place last October hut also AZ q meeting
iu the previous March, at which solicitor
named Moran bad derOunced partlcnla
land erabbar by name. The magistrate
held chat Fi1ucane mus. be held response
bls tor Moran's Language because he WA
present when it was employed and lad no
expressed his dissent from it.
IL ia pointed out By the Nationalist
that # similar measures were dealt cut Il
Eoeland Mr.. Balfour would be in peculia
position. He was at a meeting a shor
time 800 Gnt the Il cory of his speech wa
interrupted by cries of "sboot him,
"shoo. him. " the him" being Mr.. Glad
stone. Mt Baliour, perhaps, cid DO
hear the observations, but he certainly on
cot rebuke them.
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WOOL
Wheeling.
TUESDAY. January

TUESDAY, January 10.
Manufacturers have ttriven hard 10 get
an advance on their product of woollen
goods, but 80 far have been unsuccessful
in getting any advance except few
special manufacturers who are getting a
per cent advance. Thoee manufacturers
who have supply Of cheap wool, bought
early last year, can run and make a good
margin, but others who were unfortunate
enough TO have 10 60 into the wool market
aud pay present prices have bard figh;
to get new dollar out of an old one.
Prices for the law material remain firm,
with very little doing in the wool market
Prices are as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 30a33c; unwsshed, one-third off
medium washed 30a33c; unwashed 23s24c
tab washed 32a35c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January 10 Wool
Market quiet; prices unchanged; Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX ant
above 34a36c;X 33l34c; medium 35s40c
coarse 3Ss39c; Michigan, Indiana and West
err fine or Y SIC; Xxx 3la33c; medium 81
a39e; coarse 37a3Sc; fine washed combin.
34a35c; tub washed 35c42c; medium I'M
washed combing and delaine30a32c; coarsi
do 30aSlc; Eastern Oregon 15a24c; New
Mexico and Colorado 15c.
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'artUAK,rAs
New York.

NEW YORK, January 16.-Petroleum-
Was very dull, with fluctuations confined
within a range of &c. The opening was
steady at s5sc, and after a slight advance
the market reacted TO opening figures, but
slowly recovered and closed firm at s54c.
Sales $3.50 barrels.
oil City.
OIL CITY, PA, January 16.-Petro-
leum-opened at s5c; highest s5!c; closed
at s5gc; lowest s5sc; sales. 1000 bar
rels; clearances, 1854, 900 barrels; runs,
49, 438 barrels; shipments, Y. lS9 barrels
charters, GA, 2S6 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, January Is -Petro-
leum-0pened at e5tc; closed at S5sci
highest s5sc; lowest s5Bc; clearances s28,
900 barrels.
Pittsburg.
pIrTsBURe, PA, January 16.-Petro-
leum-Dull but firm; opened at 659ci
closed at s54c; highest S5sc; lowest S5sc.
Titusville.
TITUsvILLS, January 16.-Petrcleum
Opened at s5c; highest s53c; lowest
S5c; closed at S5sc.
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commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m the iohoWlus
Valuable Coal Property, viz: All the coal under
living Lots Numbered One, TWO, Three, fouIi
Five Thirteen and Fifteen upon the pla. OF tue
lydia : Cruger estate or Elm Grove properly hs
sibdivided, which plat IS recorded IN the Once
OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF ono county
West Virginia, I'm DEED EO0k No. a. page -
said lots comprising ~ acre IN. ,-.... ..,
Also the lot in the Village % Fin Grove on
which Is situated the mouth or opening OF the
coal shaft OF w. 7 Chambers q 60, huch lOt pr
ing bounded as follows. commencing NJ pv,ni
i'm the line next the old mill race OF llot OF tnc
pat Of the said Cfuger estate Whl'h poin' ~
where the east lines OF Lots 20 and p ~ me plal
OF W Al v Ch8moers' subdivision p' PAT oi
said Lot 3. (which last named plat "a recorel li
Deed Book No g. page 22il when pr9leclSl WIZ
intersect said line OF Lot next theod mn Ih'''
thence running Ia a sOutheestcrly direction WIN
90 n All named liue 10 feet more or less io
where the line OF the fence on the east noe on
the lot on which the mouth OF the Coal saAit ~
situated intersecis said line oi san los ~ t'y'
running with said last menllohci ~ - - -
uortheriv direction ~ the rearo or norm renee .l
said lot containing said shaft mouth thence WIN
said last named fence % the northeast ooIngl 'i
aid lot 2s. and from thence with the east llne'
of said Lots . and 20 10 the place OF pes,hn VIZ
together with all the Boilers fhsihe., m.'','i'
ery Appliances Pumps Tanks Hosting y ppu-
ances Tipples and all other machinery ent ~
alliances on the lot above described OF peil"'
ing IN any way thereto H., ,.t.-oe
Also. ali Railways, Tramways Iufn laD ~
Wagons. Sldlngs. Tlpples Chutes. Ifesiiihs'
scale. Bins. Boilers. Engines, kaif @c.' 90,
and property Of every kind belonging 20 lhe "iHi
Of W T. Chambers & Co ~. ...,,,,.
TERMS OF sALE-One third and 81 much
more A. the purchaser elects 70 pay IN e4sh on
ibr dsy of sale the balance Ia two equal lt slAi'
mepts In one and two years. notes bearing me,
est from the day OF sale 20 DO gwen i9l 'v ,,,.,,
ferred payments, and the ute Itlhlh'A "''N'
f"' JANIS V. CHAMBEp5.
JAMES Y CHAMBkk7,
Assignee Of william u. hamuefr'
ANNA WADDKLL,
rvo,rt,fv NJ the win ofWilllam II. Waddeli De
ceased. 80, "A, pf
J. c. HERvEY, Auctioneer del'N' D" 'i-
III si.ove sale IA adjourned tll faturday.
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ral.lnr VIM Tho Paste Pot.

I|--||-T 7 10 7 T|'|'
The Queen Of Roumsuis hiss built her
self little house where she can be oil
alone with ter literary work. Her liter
ary work consists in sheaIiog out sketches
to mako a scIaptook, and she must have
thiDgs very quiet around her.
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GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
TUESDAY, January 10.
If cold weather should set In sgliu
trade in all branches will be better, rs the
roads will dry up and get passable. Su-
CARS are quiet and lower. Coffee firm.
Meats are active and firm at a decline.
No other changes of consequence.
UPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 32c; Honey
Drips 28c; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
72c; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-half barrel
CSC: barrel &C. Sugar dark 3Oc;
(3c additional in half barrels). New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy SOC; Choice 48c;
Prime A3c; Fair Ace; Mixed goods New
orleans 30a32c; Bakers goods 30c.
RovIsIoNs-IargeS s. O. mans IL &C; me-
dunn S. O. hams 1l3c; small S. @. hams
12Ic; California hams 9ic; SC. breakfast
bacon 11lc; 6. O. shoulders 10ic; homeless
hams i2c; city sides 1O{c;
ham beef 1Olc; ordinary beet,
sic. family mess pork, 5lb pieces,
sis so; bean pork. fine clear. ST 90.
Lac -Tierce sic; half barrels SIC;
tubs &c; tin pals, lbs, Sc; tin
pals. 5 lbs., SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs., SIC;
tin pals, 20 lbs, &c.
GAINED GooDs-Actiye; Standard Sin
table reach 81 G0a2 p; No. tomatoes
CSC TO 81 90 per dozen, as to quality
strawberries Oh 81 Ia; blaekberles
2lb 95c; raspberries 9 ID 95c; Dam
sons Oh e5c; lima beans 2ib soc;
cove oysters IN light soc; do I'D fail
weight 95caS1 90; string beans DID S5a90c ;
succotash oh 81 OOaSl %; early June peas
81 35a1 40; French peas 15a2ec, as
10 quality, each; pineapple 81 4Oi
gooseberries oh 9OcaS1 90; 1fo Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 20; I'd grade
81 75a1 90; 3Jb sweet potatoes 81 10; I'D
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARR-No. l tubs 81 so; no.
. Sc 80; No. S. so; . hoop pals 81 40;
3 hoop ST. 65; cap 81 so; single washSoards
81 80; double do. 81 so; fine crimp double
do. 81 rs; single 81 so.
FsrrIrs-New Turkish Prunes SC, ~ to
quality: Raisins, Valencia, &c; Layer
odora, Sic; London layer raislns a2.'os
3 so: Loose Muscstels, S2.OO to 2.25.
OIL-Lard, extra western strained oCc,
carbon. ITO, 7lc; carbon, $50, Ste; white
miners best winter &c; white miners
80 to 55c. o..
sUeARs-Uut loafsc; Cubes &c; Fruit
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered 1Ic,
formulated Standard 7ic; Standard Con-
fectiner's A &c; Standard Grooer's A &c,
Pearl White A &c; White extra Q 6ici
Ohio Valley 6Ic; New York O 6se;
frait O &c.
CoFrKE-Green Cofee-Fancy Golden
Rio 19Ic; Fancy Green 19lc; Peaberry 2Oci
Choice Green 19c; Prime Green 16ci Roast
ing grades lie; Java 24c. Roasted in pack
ages-Ohio Valley pc.
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Nm 10 Amrutate a see.Ioa

TIE pbysicisns who attended tie late
President Garfield have come forward with
another claim for more pay. These am oi-
tious gentlemen seem fully rezoiveu 70
perform a serious surgical operation upon
lhe surplus
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling

Wheeling
TUESDAY, January 10.
The market remains dull and prices arr
unchanged. No. wheat is still bringing
l O5 per bushel with receipts liberal
The following quotations are wholesale
prices:
FLOUR AND GRAIS-ChOice family houi
in barrels s. so; in sacks So 80; middling'
per ton $40 90; bran per ton $50 co.
per 100 pounds, 81. Rye brings 65c per
bushel.
FEED-Corn per bushel, old Coo; new
35a4Oc; oata 30s35c; baled hay per ton
SIC GOALS 90. Loose hay is bringing $40 OF
par ton
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rrnnhle Il the ohr' tsnIpg.

Oaic;a.iug clergymaE-Name TINS ehna'
Trr,le Sam-The name ia DakO--
: ranger rising up to otfer suggtS ION
Ii Won will allow me - g..
Uscls sam (impAtieatly) springer SIT
4
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TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID TO me by Joseph Dean and vile, dalel tnc
95fh day OF February. 1854, and recorded in The
Office of the Clerk Of the Ohio County Count, M
Des d OF Trust Book No. u page No. u, VIII
proceed to sell at public sale AZ the front door OF
The Court House OF Ohio county, IN the city OF
Wheeling on 800
beqdnninc al 10 O'Clock a. M, the property
known AZ lots Nos 20 ard 10 IN the town ot
Triadelphia. Ohio county, W. Ya.-with All the
buildings and appur,enances thercanio bcions'
ing .
TFRMS OF SALE -Oneihird, or as much
more as the purchaser will pay IN cash uie hAl-
snct secured bv The property and payable in one
ana two wears in equal instruments, with lawful
interest JOHN o. PENDLETON,
'iSf Imstee
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lubeelin9 Register
rsrslfrs Srj6g

Rprvs1. and DEPARTURE OF TRAIEs-
y FTprlg .rIOs OF RKFERRScR& MARKS: sDaily,
is,-,fev crceUted. Monday eve9ptad Sun.
f,v oni-. saturday excepted. saturday only.
~ Neri5lan November is, lSSs. Wheeling
~. ~, h ir.t ole boa earlier th2lACentfal
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Ao sAILR0Ap.

2, Z. r z. AAlLROAD.
Bauaira ard Zsnesvillst hrogg PASSENGER tfsin
,lsgss Bollairo % 800 =. n, arrives - Bsllsira
i.ll 81. n.
Woodsfeid passenger train lsavo5 BellEire
500 p. ul., arrives ~ Bellaife a. 500 a. ~.
eu1iQorheit Accommodation leaves BellSig
300 IT,. strives az BelaisH az ll:C5 g. II.
kIl rains daily except SUNDAY. CsnEsl 5tsss
ard Tine frcra benslre.
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FoR SALE.
Drug Store,

In the town Of SaIdis Ohio, located Il miles
south of Wheeling W. Va on the ONO RIVER
and Ohio River Railroad. splendid OppOriu-
nifty for a physician. For further information
cali IN ar address A. G.. NETTER,
faIh sardis, Ohio
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pcnminent mannfacluTers 81 -

Prominent manufacturers Of f. xains
o, met Yesterday and protested AN tn
thu passage Of the bill introduced in
Ohio Leeisl -tGre raising the legal sge .
which boys may be employed in factories
from twelve TO fourteen yeaSs.
John MeLaskey, farm hand, living
near G ainesville. Tex bought a new Wiz
chester and began firing promiscously at
people whom he pas7sd on the read. His
reason for doing so was thst he wanted to
convince the public that "he was bsd
man.
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3ut $als
POR SALE.

ian.well. on High ST., 81, 100 No. 2l02 and Nv
Chapline St. Beautiful home on Chapline ST.
near First Presbyterian church. number OF
houses that pay 10 per cent. Forty acre Dairy ana
Garden Farm near Martins ferIyEa uai "a, s l,,.
Ponndries factories. mills farms, tim6erlands,
| etc Houses 10 rent CARVER BROS,
| tse 1915 Market Street
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I'M. Quick and The Dead.
Nee lorl World

Itis pow rumortd that the man WHO
- Sssst tort T',-,-sreN is AZ work
drsmatizsd "R1fF-r--r. .Sln~-~Axsr Heresv.
on stage version OF the AndosS
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TOR SALE.
H'Uh DAIE.
Six Roomed House With Bath Room,

Natural snd Illuminating Gas The house "a
lew fnd in perfect repair ocati0n very desir.
able at No. ia outh Penn street Price loF 10
eoId AZ once o SMITH.
- flln " ain EIrnlI
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~r-H EEIlING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
NJ on aud after Saturday October Is, 1855.
.r.I,s ou tne Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
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February 41sa4lIc; March 42sa42sc Oats
Steady; No. . white 33c. Rye-Steady
ct Coo. Hsy-Firm at SIT GOALS CO..
Butter-Very dull; western packed 15a.
19c. EZgs-Steady at 16a17c.
coisrc.
TOLEDO, January .-Wheat-Active
and easier; cash 81 Oh; May Csc; July
$50. Corn-Dull but steady; cash 34c.
OAts-Quiet; No. . white 2Sc. Glover
Seed-Lowsr; cash S. 80; February s. 224;
March So 81.
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SUNDAYS:

Leave the City at sol p. 70. and run every hour
rrfl Ii5 % IN. Leave Wheeling Park at 900
b .,f run every hour It'll 1000 p. m. Except
..,-.. Train win leav Park az 9;i5 a m. and
.... a.r-f1 p. N. G.. HIR-CH,
20
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TRUSTEES SAG&.

lDY VIgTUEoF A DKED or TRUST MADE
y TO me, as trustee, by Franklin Coen and
Mary Coon, as VIE, 6czolTer clTlo Ap12 D. ltyl
and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk OF the
! County Conn i0T ono CONnlyi WTSN NiSNNNNl IN
Deed Of Trust Book No. Il, page so, will pro
coed to sell at public sale. at the front door Of
the Court House for said Ohio county, in The City
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beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, At the north front
door OF the Court Mouse Ot said Onto county,
sell Al public auction the north 0nehalf OF the
Lots Numbered TWeniynine ~ and Thirty
SIX 1867. situate on the bank OF the Ohio River,
between said river aud West street In that part
OF the city OF wheeling in the county aud State
Aforesaid, commonly know 81 North Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-t third, or H5 much
more Of the purchase money as the purchaser
may elect to pay, In cash on the day Of sale, ard
the residue on a credit Of six and twelve months
from said day, the purchaser to give his notes
with security for the deferred instruments OF
nurchase money aud interest the security % be-
approved by the undersigned trustee. Title un-
disputed. JAMES +. ho1tha,
IrlflDt.
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VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
Public Auction.
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1855,

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUB
| lie aucion, At the north from, do)r OF INC
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Q I-2a3 Per Cont.-Governments
Quiet but FIrm-stocks Lowsr-Flour
Steady and Unchanged-HheRt Fairly
Active.
NEW YORK, January 16.-Money on call
easy at .! a3 per cent; last loan at q per
cent; closed offered at % per cent; prime
mercantile paper 44a64 per cent; sterling
exchange steady at 4s5}S4SSi.
GovERNNIENTs-Qn but firm.
fOuft, ftSlhttI
Sours Coupons
Ycrrs-Snd-S-haf Registered w
Foufs Grd-e-baM CoupOns............- lUo =
Pacific skies OF 1880 .-'......---'i''
STATEs-Quiet but firm.
RAILRoADs-Less active; sales, $3.50,
600.
SToCKs-The stock market was again
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saturday. February 10th. 1883,

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described properly, that is TO say: All that in
terest which now belongs lOr may hereafter
Gomez 20 the said first parties, Franklin Coen and
Mary Coen, his wife. or either Of them, out Of
the estate OF Edward Cocn, deceased, toth real
and personal property OF every de- cripion, aud
more particularly described in the last will and
testament Of the said Edward Coen, deceased,
which was admitted 10 probate April 18th, 1881,
and recorded in VIII Book No. D. page 40, in the
ofiice OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF said
Ohio county. The property 70 be sold hereun-
der is the undivided one third interest snblect TO
an annuity of $500. with possibility Of It being
one fourth interest without any annuity tut the
whole properly being subject TO the payment
then of a bequest OF yjo0) IN certain real estate
now under leases for the sum of $50 II year TO
the Wheeling Natural Gas Company, VIM. =.
Hubbard and Il. NJ Russell for Offices and stu
ated on Chapline street, in said City OF Wheeling.
TERMS or sALE-One-third cash or as much
more as the purchaser will elect to pay on the
day of sale. balance in two equal payments, pay
able In six and tN elye months with interest, anu
secured TO the satisfaction OF the trustee.
r. II. GlLLESPY, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneef. lalbi
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Brick Dwelling House and outbuildings, with
ground sufficient FOR garden. situated four miles
from the City of Wheeling, on the line OF the
National Road and Wheeling and Elm Grove
Motor line Possession given at once. Also,
Dwelling Houie No. sol, corner OF Eighth and
Main streets, at present occupied by Mr.. d. j.
Mckee. Possession given April lst, ISL
VIM 5. GOSHORN,
de22b l0il Main Street
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

s9oUID ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KTTCHEN- START.E AND FACTORY
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YHNSYEES SAA&.

10Y YyRYYE OF \ DEEn OF TRUST MADE
ID by Joseph SChaneT end SoPhnti hHs VIC a
the ufliers l,,uesi trustee. dated Febriary 9Th
1886. and recorded ia he CleIE.S 0lCD Oi lnr
County Court Of Ohio county, West virginia me
Decd Of Tru.f Book 40. %. pAgc 50. viii. ON
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BALTIMORE. Nd, January 16.-Wheat
Western 92is93c; February 933c; March
95ss5tc; April 96ls9slc; May 97ss9sc.
Corn-wesiern steady; mixed 8. OF 1sc;
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUsT
ID made by Joseph Harvey and Hester A. liar
yev his wife TO me rs trustee, both dated on the
sta day of February, A. D., 1857, one Of which Is
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court of Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed OF
trust book No %, page l29, and the other in the
same Office and In the same book at page 1871, ]
will sell at public auction, on the land to be
so d, on
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,JSTAhG LINIMENT

tl4LLOWHORN. CAKED BAGS.
81 huot DISEASE N CATTJEt
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CINCINNATI, O., January 16 Cotton
Firmer. Flour Steady. Wheat-Dull; No.
. red 81 OF receipts 400 bushels. Corn
Firm; No. , mixed 35!c 0a's-Quiet
aud steady; No. mixed 27la2Sc. Rye
Easy; No. ., 55lc Pork-Dull at elS 90.
Lard-St a'y at s. 90 Bulk M ats
Dull; short rlbs Sc s74a7 90. Bacon-Quiet
and steady: shor, clesr IS 81. Whisky
Quiet at 81 O3. Butter Sugar ard Cheese
Steady. Eggs-Hesvy at 134c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08
PREpARE For ApE11 SHOWERS.

Rubber Gossaner is always useful piece Of wear
ing apparel. We claim to have large and varied as
sortment, if not the largest in town We will enumerate
below schedule Of prices 200 Ladies' Water Proof
Circulars in Garnets and Grsys We guarantee these
to stand the strain of Special price 81 so.
Regular price 81 50. 1855 Striped Circulars, elegant
shape. This Gossamer we have in narrow and broad
stripe effects. Special price S1.7J. Regular value
$3.50. l45 Irish Peasant Circulars, which are so
popular, offer at 9S in Grays and Browns, in
tended to sell for So
Again we have Irish Peasant Circular. in India
Striped Cloth, which has "A beautiful effect OF Silk
guaranteed. at s. 9S. Real value "a
Our Childrens Stock has just been repeuished with
several new numbers, among which name one of
the numerous at 81 49, which consider we'll worth
$1.75. Let us supply the little ones
Our Mems Rubber Goats, with Cape detachable in
Brown cloth, full sizes. at $3.50.
Ladies' Silk Gossamers in Ragans aud Irish Peasan
Circulars, &C. Prices ranging from 1 Is up to s25.
SATTEENS SATTEESS.
We have placed on sale this week about $50 pieces
choice new patterns in Domestic Satteen at l2 and
20c. per yard. In BEAUTY of COLOR and QUALITY
terms the latest production Of French Artists
and the printing will compare favorsbly with the
quality of Satteens These goods worthy Of special
attention.
We would also have You bear in mind that we are
Headquarters for Koechn Freres Plain Black Satteen
guaranteed Precipitation Proof.
Ladies in search Of Black Dress and at the Same
time cool and serviceable for summer should moi
fsll to buy this Goods, as every yard is guaranteed
Precipitation Will positively change the color of THU
goods.
LANsBURGH BRO,
ape 420, 422. 424. 426 7th ct.