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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15
Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO Z. b,

departure OF trains from Wheeling, Easrern
time. schedule IN effect November 18th, 1854
-1pLess for ChicsgO aud the Northwest lO15
. n. go = m. and 3i0 p. N. daily and ll.l5 o.
N. dSily EXCEPT Saturday.
txprcss for cincinnati and ~ Torle r0.ls
N. daily, snd ll:l0 ?. N. daily except saturday
loumbuS accommodation s55 e. "a daily.
s0r Columbus, l0.5 a. m. daily and li.I- o.
ID. laly except saturday, and 30 p. n. daily eI.
only.
Exprefs foi Washington. D. g.. Baltimore
tnllsdelpnls snd New forT, via Grafton, S. Is q.
70. and $40 p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg and Washington. Pa SEQ d. N
daily; Express, 7:S0 A. m. daily: 1916 D. m daily
except sunday Additional way train fOr Wash.
ington, Pa, $50 p. N. daily except sunday
Pitsburg Baltimore and philadelphia $50 2.
~, daily.
FOR Mouds7ille IT, e.. $40 e. ~ 300 BOON.
except sunday, and STOP H., daily
for Grafton, $40 p. n. daily.
day
For ST. Cisisyule SIS e. m. z.e8 u. ~. aud
$40 p. In daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive rom Chicago. $50 ard
y.1g g. H., ana h.lD p m. daily. aud AS a. ~,
daily except Monday
Express trainh arrive from ST. ToCis aud Gin.
cinnau, 1855 o. %. and go p m daily
Express trains strive from PHILADELPHIA Bal.
tirnoTe and Washington, ID. o., via. Grafton, 1888
p. n. ana yyop. m daily via. FthDurg JOSS
a. m, daily.
Trains arrive from Columbus, $50 a. ~. and
5.2o p a. daily, and l0.s5 p. n. daily except som.
day
Trains arrive from Pittsburg lois O. n. daily.
and lGi5 p. N, except Sundays. and 6.5S D. ~
sud ll:l0 p. m. daily.
Trains arrive from Washington. Pa. 500 a M.
daily except sunday
From Noundsville, $40 =. 70, daily and $40
p. N. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton, W. Va, 945 g. 70
iAf.r.
Irsins arriyo from Cumborisud, $50 p. No.,
Tally except sunday.
Erom S. CiaiIsyille, l0.i0 sud 90 aud 55o D.
n daily except sunday
For Columbus and Cincinnati PAS E. IN. sun
day only.
From Bellalre. nos a. m, Sundays only.
Baggage called FOR ala checked A. hotels aud
residences on orders len At Ticket once, 1900
Market street. aud A. Depot
CHAs. U. oCUll.
General Passenger Agent
n. d. GLEMENIs Manager uols
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- ! Ih.Ir rlaLh-. II IL.


DETROIT March . An innCceni-' ook-
irg document fled IN the City Clerk s
cuec ta-dsy disclosed ara instance of hdsl-
q. ru-no-e thst ;sl't often heard oi IN
.o-rcs Tne Ha-fio1 F'amhoau Cub is
tsr crgsriz thar shoWedthat example
and tbe uip-sc oas q determination q
set to Wsshilgo on to see President Hari-
u 'uau.urHej The document wss a
c.a.it. mortgage showing tnS- the fam
beau guard mcrtQa-ed iheir uniforms IN
order t0 get funds for the trip The
mortgage was given 10 Edwin A. Chau6-
l.r snd Henry Gleebhure as security for a
loan Of S325. sni s. covers ft-y-th.es caps
auds lk- ruuber Of h.oadclo.h costs,
belts. Iros..r end sEoIds The susro
STIMULATES to pay 2 PEE, cent. io,eTest. The
rs 5- ci political clubs IN Michigan fan
to show arelh.r Instance where % cion
uar.sagsd iie clothes toe 90 TO Washington.
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BEER SHUT OUT.
An Iowa Judge Decides Against st. Louis
ssrewing Company.

An Iowa Judge Decides Against q St Louis
,srewing Company.
WAvERLY, IA, March l3.-Judga Rud-
dick has granted a temporary injunction
against the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railroad Company snd C. J.
Fosselmnn, scent for a ST. Louis brewing
company, restraining them from bringing
beer into Waverly.
The complainant WAS Or J. Billbrook,
"A Methodist minister. Fosselman was
tskitg orders for the firm ana subsequent
~ delivered the beer, which arrived by the
carload. The cars were allowed TO remain
on the sidetracks until the beer was dellv-
cred.
Fossslman's attorney held that the sale
was consnmmated in s.. Louis, whue
counsel for the railroad argued that, ander
the decision Of the United States Supreme
Court. the road was Obliged to accept the
beer. which he claimed hsd been treated
the came as any other freight. The JHdg4
held. however, that the brewers have no
riebt 70 have an ag>nt in Iowa, and thet
ghen Fosselmsn took orders ard delivered
err goods here the s8le vas completed IN
Iowa and was illegal. He also held thai
the railroad agent, knowing how such sales
we're made. shOuld not have permitted
them on tie premises Of tho road, ana
therefore granted the injunction N boih
oneao
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BELLAIRE.

James Follen sustained severe fall
while working Ut the FIRE at WOrkman's
residence yesterday morning. Whilework-
ing on bursting porch tue stree ure gave
way. FOllen's ankle hone was broken.
Sietson's Uncle Toms Cabin company
viii be here on March rs.
Two gentlemen connected with theSl-
lie Hinton show purchased ball yester-
day for exercise After a practice of five
minutes one Of 'he gents broke a finger
The exercise continued until a strong throw
sent the bali through one of the big glass
ina Frank Smiths grocery. The young
men hea q nov light pa. in at once, and
quit playing
The building fixed NJ by the O., L. & W.
railway for a depot, st Central Avenue, is
acosy place 20 wait on the train.
The signs fer The starting of The Bellaire
Nail Works arc no better now than they
were three months ago, gays s. well known
mailer.
Charles Foster wired Col. c. L. Poor
man TO the effect that if the First Assistant
Postmaster General is sn OHIO man be will
be Mr. Poormau.
There are five letters in the postoffice for
81. Blumenthal
The old building which was used as
pes, house when the small pox WAS very
bad hers about sixteen years ago. was
burned yesterday morniEg at an early
ho1r. Loss alOut ST. 500 The firemen
had tough time Of it tugging the reels
over the mud road to the scene of the fire.
The monthly meeting Of Ionic Lodge f.
* A. NJ. was held last evening
The ladies' who will take part in the
tamboriue drill are getting ready with
their tsmborines.
An old soldier was taken with severe
cramps on Union street yesterday after
noon. He was taken home in a wagon.
EOgine No $50 jumped the track in the
E. * o yard yesterday, and it took eight
hours Of hard VorS to replace it.
It'd Shuitlevorth was not in practice
for q skating race when Woods, of Mar
tins Ferry. beat him.
John Hall who went to Kansas about a
year ago % locate, has returned. He did
not find Wichita what he anticipated.
The School Board held q short session
yesterday afternoon. The business trans
acted was in reference 10 the Filtb ward
schoci house 6re
James W. Smith died mt mis- home 10
the Fourth ward vest rdsy morning, OF
asthma He was IN old soldier aud tho
C.. A Il. viii take charge of the funeral
this afternoon st O'Clock
Stephen Francis stepped on a O. q P.
passenger train or the opposite side from
the depot here and was struck by the yard
engine He received serious bruises about
the body and it is feared he is hurt intern
l'iy.
The merchant tailoring goods OF the late
John King were sold at auction yesterday
afternoon.
Fred Wassman, Alex Craig ard Howard !
pendry have returned from the Sunny |
south, where they have been working for |
railroad.
The Bellaire Democrat is one year old |
to-day. The paper is bright and clean and |
has a constantly growing circulation.
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nr Blaine Is is seu,suL.


TIE Sudden sid summary removal Of
1Tr Perry Belmont. our Minister Co Spain,
from Me position which be has held only
.urer or our months, ampba ICES the per
small piqua of Mr. Blaine towards The
u.ut.ro. the House Committee ou For
SD Adaas who urohed hrs Cbilisn-Peru-
vaa diplomacy in ths year ISL 10 the ex-
-t of torture. Ia point Of fact Mr.. Bel
n.r fastened an uuiruih upon NJ Blame
ir tu1t AFFAIR, and this ruthless ac lei the
.,, $ cre .erv ,o characterize SIR. Belmont
af no gentleman. o. course, Mr.. Bel
mon. would expect to bee recalled by the
present Admin ration but mere recall
r.u't ro- serT5 Sir. Blsine's turn His
cd. muse reld, cs She FIRST official set OF
.He re9 Secretary. Nobody can doubt
now. 81 suy body 6onh.ed before, thst Mr.
b nolt probe pgoiuc,d lasting sore.
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F0rs Register "a


RAILRoADs-Qniet; sales 81, 1876, coo.
STOcKs-Tha siock market was dull and
weak to-day, but outside of the few lead
ing shares there was nothing of interest il
the transaciions At the opening this
morning The feeling was very bearish
among the traders and some selling bv
London encouraged further drives against
the list, with the grsngars and coal stocks as
the special objective points Shortly before
noon the equeeze was begun, which resulted
soon in raliying the entire lis;, although
the covering WIS believed to be entirely
from the smaller shorts The pressure,
however, was sufficient TO advance St. Paul
IT per cent and others I'm proportion.
When the buyers thought that they de-
tected inside selling snd when the pressure
vas lifted somewhat prices went back
again. Ths Vanderbilt stocks were the
weak feature in the afternoon aud Lake
Shore steadily aagge1 off and at
the close was materially lower
than last evening. Louisville aud Nash
vile was also specially weak. The close
was quiet and heavy. Among the final
changes Chattanooga rose l Der cent, 9th
els IT tNtltuNf MlilH A4ahN ohNAN iu'A Is hNt
Louisyilla and Nashville per cent. Sales
23l, Alb shares. Quotations closed bid rs
follows:
Adams Express, $50; American Exgra5f,
1134; Oonada Pacific, 4s3; Central Pacific,
"a; chesapeake anG Ohio 164; preferred Gu
drsts, 594; 90 seconds, 80; Chicago and
Alton, 1874; Ohicsgo, Burlington and Quin-
cy, 993; Delaware and HUDSON, 1907;
Delaware, Lsckswanna ard Western, 1873;
Denver aud Rio Gra10s, 16s; Erie, 27s;
20 proferfod, e.; Fl. Wayne, 1901; HI
lois Central, 1105 Lake Shore, 10ls; Mich
igau Central, s5@; Minneapolis snd 81
Louis, 6; ic preferred Is; Missouri Pacific
7O5; Northern Pacific, PSI; 10 prefer. Z,
59, CHICAGO and Northwestern 1855 DO
preferred, 1877; New York Csntrol, 1851;
Oregon t. continental. 32l; Pacific Mail,
3Gs; Peoria D. & f, 24; Pittsburg, 157;
Pullman Palace Gar, 1929; Reading, 43s;
Beck Ia.agd 944 49, Louis q San Fran
cisco, 233; a. preferred, 6Os; 90 first pre-
ferred 1917 Paul, Ginneapo'iaand Man
itoha, 994; St. Paul and Omaha, 3lt; do
Drsfsgee. 91l; Ts1as PrcAc 10; I'm n
aacif.. So; Gnijc4 2tats fgal ess 81;
a,tera Onion, S5I
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ruuY pLEAsANrRrEs

Nfnl Nr. Journals When the poet
SAID tlst na1 ,Fas made % mourn he
painted Obi news.
Baltimore 1u1orn. a gas syndicate has
Seen form O. u Ol.ari0. 10 Tdl be easy
h1Is. th's .rusf.
Nr- 0.tns F.wme There has bsen
ua trpci. cradle % liberty since the mob
lrl cribs were invented
U Free Pres, Tlelampligtte- goes
.o-.-h3ste lo business 80 he always makes
-h- OF tis work
Nu Orleans. Pcrn. A man Of settled
convictions is enc H-o 1aa been sentenced
Its ry.cs I'm p-n'.sor5rE.
SIN Francisco WrI The horse one has
bad srd tho wi.e one Las not yet Pc, are
ways the mos perfect @. their kind
omaha Ee An Iudsna jury has plscsd
ths value ota psir of l1Zs o., $4,000. Ls7-
rUa majority ot 1he State legged it for -
.rl less
I Uu Express Indians, as a rule,
have very allaud sllpel7 .--t. Tommy,
ru4et.r. -crs tha. 'Ile Lsst oi The Mo-
h..sn- i7 simply Immense.
E Pof-Erree Here is material
DIR ..aa writer ~7o HASN'T much 20 do
rrns ays u e history Of Toe E1och Ar
s.rs OF Pho world .s Set uucomglad.
~ Jones' When Gods given mon q
r.IIs vi.h SIX or eight or ten children the
Ln-i done q big iling for him, but when
gives man wife snd canary bird
+. e.. all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15
Choking Catarrb.

Have you awakened rom q disturbed sleep
with oil the horrible sensations Of an assassin
c'utchlng your throat and pressing the life
breath from your frightened chest Have you
noticed the lang or and debility that succeed
the effort to clear your ihroat and head Of this
catarrhal matter? What depressing influence
it exerts upon the mind, clouding the memory
and filling the head with pains aud strange
noises How difficult il is % rid the nasal pas
sages throat and lungs OF this poisonous mucus
NJ can testify who are afflicted with ceIafIh.
How difficult 10 protect the system against rs
further progress, toward the lungs liver ana kid-
news. ali physicians will admit II is terrible
disease ana cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers when all
other remedies utterly TAIL, OF SASFoRps kApI'
CAL .rRE. are attested by thousands Who CRATE
fully recommend 10 TO cliowsuhcrcrs. No state
ment is made regarding 30 hat caunot be SUD
Stimulated by the most respectable ana reliable
references.
Each packet contains one bottle Of the RADt-
CAL CURE one box Of CATARRHAL SOW EST, Hud
an IMPROVED INHALER, with treatise ana dlrec'
tions and is sold by all druggists for 81 %.
POTTER DRrG l- CHEMICAL Co., boston.
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NEW YORK, Mrrch II -Peirolenm-
Opened firm al Sole, but became weak and
declined to SSsc. Heavy buying orders
from the West then caused an advance, on
which the market closed strong at 90ic.
Sales, 1868, GEO barrels.
OH CITY
OIL CITY, PA, March 4-Petroleum
-Opansd at -9lc; highest 904c; Lowest
sSic; closed at 9Oc; sales 1905 600 bar
rsls; olearauces, 3. 1872 0O0 bairela, charters,
66, S25 barels; shipments, 90. 1s7 barrels;
runs 81 271 barrels.
Bradford,
BRADFORD. Pa, Mmch IA Petroleum
Opened at s93c; closed OF 9O9c; highest
9Osc; Lowest sssc; clearances 1892, COO
bUrels.
Tltusvillc-
IIrusvMLB, March 14.-Pefroieum-
Opened st s9ic; higheat at 9Osc; lowest
SS4c; closed at soc.
slt,.3grs.
TISSUES Pa, March II Petroleum
Active and irregular; opened ut s9sc;
closed Mt 9Oic; highest sole; lowest sSlc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15

What f. "Mocoaism2' I appears to
bs lie rrisi1r anl contributing OF money
vi,h which 90 C0rIup. voters. IL gel5 l.s
name nom our GisHrgupned wee If,s',
q .n. who is said 10 have coDtrnot q
81 000OO0 end 10 have raised another
$1,000 COO tss various Republican cam
p- eus. The u5T Postmaster General is
+, ugrt G., De guilty az 'horioris'a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Brui.aa. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
Corns end az the Skin Erup,iors, AID
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
To is guaranteed 20 give satisfaction o.
money Refunded. Pcics % cents per box.
IN, solo f.. g.c--4n Il On.
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,sormsas 0onyer, a Baptist Preacher.


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March ia
% fpm Oxford, Ais, says: To-mor-
r.r uowire Size Rev. Hiram Harrison
-a li. family, consisting of a son AND
er e--rh,srs. win leave for Ogden
rt.r. The e-t.ro emily ale Mormon con-
..r.e. ...l tl4 conversion of Elder Harfl-
that nith elbows The wonderful
rc.rc4 Mormon elders obtain over coUn-
rg re ,pla Of this secton. Harrison wss
one t-e hard-shell Baptist preachers IN
this section when Mormon elders first ap-
p-ared rere several years ego. For awhile
ae denounced chem from the pulpit and IN
private. but finally he accented 'neH
teachings. ard himself oud family became
ODD fusa.dc Mouuons and advocates OF
prygamy. Harrison has been preaching
No-monism for two years now, aud has
rs.r ma0 sn elder When he reaches
Utah b. 40 le given five wives as re-
w ld rr ha faithful ssyice 10 the Church
.n Iah...a
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nRnrR an PI-RLICATInN.

The object of this suit ist0 obtain for 'he plain
TIL decree OF divorce from The bonds OF matr.
mony existing hctw. en- her and the Sl4d feiend
ant. And 10 appearing from the AFFIDAVIT OF ih,
cause that the defendant John b. Irvine is not
a resident Of the State Of West Virginia, said DC.
feudant is hereby required 20 appear i'm sad
cause within one month aficr the first pubica-
ton OF this order, and DO what IS necessary 20
nrotect his o. terest n said suit 10 is further or
dered that this order be published and posted rs
required boy aw.
Witness John W Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court 40 the Court House Ofsaid county, th., 'ih
day Of March. 1850. tO Wic March kule- ISL
joins " MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time March o. ls-I
Attest. JOHN ". MlfCHfLL. Clerk
j A. Howard and J. b. S)mmeUiile, SOLICITOR
for couulaiuaut
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A SAD WOMAN.
The Secret Cause of Most Ladies'
Troubles Explained and Some Sem
sfble Advice Given

II is safe to say that not one woman in ten
thousand ives single week In which She does
not either cry or feel ike crying. The cares Cf
life disappointments, and, more than all elic.
Weaknesses and pains make all women more o
less miserable This is all wrong Women were
made for happiness, not for misery. When a
woman is weak she requires strength. Her body,
her mind and all her faculties and functions
must be put in healthy condition. or she can
DO THIS but nature almost always requires assist
ance. aud the question therefore is, How can
we best assist nature"
The finest physicians In the medical profession
nave agreed that nothing 81 surely and easily
does this as pure whiskey taken in moderation,
either De- ore meals o.. between meals. The
eject is 10 gently and healthily stimulate all the
faculties 10 vigorous scion, and thus nature is
assisted and strength is given. There are hun
dreds Of thousands of ladies in America, to-day,
who are growing stronger healthier and more
attractive in appearance by the judicious use Of
DuHy's Pure Malt Viii key Many OF these la
dies arc the wives OF ministers and professors.
ana hundreds or them are temperance women
They realize that Dufys Pure Malt Whisky rs
q medicine, not drink, and that il furnishes
the bet and only positive help to weakened
bodies that has ever been discovered. Great
care should be exercised, however. 10 seCur
only the genuine, which is absolutely pure, Tor
there are many sO-caled Whistles in the market
that are positive injury TO any one who uses
them We venture % assert, however, that not
one woman in five hundred no Will carefully
use this great aid 10 heslth in moderation win
contrary, viii lind renewal not only OF youth
ful vipor but Of color. brightness, and all those
qualities which indicate the presence Of perfect
health. (2l
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FnR sFAsICKNEss
Use Borsford's Acid Phosphate

DR.. Price. Of the White Scar s S. Ger
manic. say: Il have prescribed Il IN my
practice among the passengers travelling
TO and from Europe, IN this steamer, ana
the result has satisfied me that II token III
time. 10 will, in a great many cases prevent
sensickress"
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOITI0Ns
LluisaC Ervinel d, t,e ciropit c,,rt NJ Ohio
80, county. IN Chaucery.

John b Er7luej
Tax notice that the dispositions Of Louisa
g.. IRVINE. Henry seahright aud others viii
be taken al the law ofic3 or John How.
erd Inn the Court House iu the city ~.
Wheeling i1 OBJ. State OF West Nirginis,
on Inc Nh day of April, a. D., l,,9. between The
hours OF O. o clock d. N. and oc.0cE p M. 90 Doe
read Do evidence iu the above named cause ON
behsifof said plaintiff and o. tom any causc,
me taxing Of the said dispositions shall not bee
commenced or being commenced, shaIl not pc
completed on that day, the taking of the same
viii DE adjourned from time 20 time until the
sGIcc ball boz completed.
LOUISA G.. IRVINE
By J. A. Howard and j. b sommeryiile' her At
tOmeye
To John b. IRVINE. mah0aWt
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o,.Epo March 14.-~fssf--Ddll and
,,,ger. cash oslo: Msy 93c; June 933c; July
se p: August s5}c. Corn-Dulii c,.sh
eic. April SAFE. Oats-Quiet; cash - :.
ciorer seed-Firm; cash and haicn
q 90: April 81 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15

3AlrIMoaR, ND, March 14.-Wheat -
Western steady; No. , winter red spol
and March 81 a9lic; Aapril 92as2tc;; May MAY
o. s93c; June 93la93}c; July S74aeS,;;
Corn-Western steady; mixed srot ana
march 893a4Oc; April 4Osa4osci May az
n5.. Oats-Steedy; Western w'iie ga
"a. DO mixed 29.31c. Rys-lnactiye ~
g},56s. Hay-Firm ard unchanged. But
,er-Essv and quiet; Western packed l9a
DC: roll 15a19c; creamery 2oa-oI. iSs7
-Fssy at &c. Coffee Quiet at l9c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15

3,I31 PriF amounting .r... ......ti .O01, 500
EoTE-Tickefs drawing Capital Prizes arc no
entitled 20 terminal Prizes.
os-For Club Rates, or any further infomato-
desired write legibly 20 the undersigned. clearly
stating your residence, with state, County. Stree
and Number More rapid return msH ccivUy
viii be assured h. yo1 enclosing on snye0'e
bearing TOur fui aGdrese
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders or New YORK Exchange IN ordinary lc''
Ger. Currency rv Ezuress t8t orr expeu.rl 81
drassof ~ DAgPBAH,
Me- Orleans In,
or. n. a. BstUPREG.
N.nlI.- ml-lnN. ID .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15

Though llckCt9 and Uag7age cncckVl % aI
points.
For rates and other information, address
aHhD HUskMTN 1rsy. PISS. Agt,
Nhcclu. 81 fs.
~ p. ROBINSON GGul Fph Age--
tnrkCrOufs f
"a II OspORN = r. porerov O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15

REMEMBER. that the payment %
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR IA
TIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans and the
Tickets are signed by the President or an Inst.
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized ~
the highest Courts therefore, beware ar at imi-
tat1ns or Anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR is price of the smallest
par. or fraction of ticket ISSUED by as
IT, any Drawing. Anything II our name offered
for les, than "a Dollar is "a swudle mrl3
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sHFRrFF's RETURN.

John b IRVINE is no inhabitant OF my bal i-
wick. Nor found therein uiis am day Of March
JOHNH II WHITE, D. s.,
for J. STFENROD. $. %. G.
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ONO RIVER RAJLRoAD.

Time Isbicarug aneci February 10. l.g. ....
sense, trains viii run b. folOWs-Centra. Tu.
All trains daily except those I1arcsd th1si
which Go no. rlu on SUNDAY
sorrH sou.n LNo-fNn. tLNo.AHNl- /
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LIVE STOCK


rzrrsco. March 14-CetJe-'fece'pt'
2 900 head shipments 1900 head; market
o,rong ard 10c higher; choice to extra
hesvas 81 2Os4 60; steers - 'OA4 Vui -
srs ard feeders - 25a3 80; COVE, oails anu
mixed 81 65a2 80 ,..-o-4-
Hogs-Receipis 10, 600 heS'; 81 ..-------
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15
Commissioners

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot.
terles which may De presented at our counters.
M.WALMsLEY. Pres't Louisiana Est Bk
PIERRE LANAUX Prest State Natl BIZ
a. BALDWIN, Prest New orleans Natl Bk
CARL kOHN, Pres't Union National Bank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-15
rI,uE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO
| county. ia She Circuit Court for Ohio county
tO-Wit March Rules, ls>4
Louisa C.. Eryiuel
US In tuanctry.
John p Evinol

The STATE Of Htt Virginia, 10 No Sipgo Ot'o
county, GnQHI
We command you inat yOu summon John H
EWine, n he be- found in your bai.i~ick. to APP
near az the Clerks office Of the Circuit t0ur. 0i
Ohio county ai Rules 90 Doe held for thr said
Court, on the first Monday I'm Mach. io,l 90
answer a Dill iu Chaucc-y exhibited against Iim
i'm the said Court by Louisa C. IRVINE, and have
then there this writ.
Witness John v Mitchell. Clerk of Our said
Court. 40 She Court House of said county. 20 the
oitvof - nceliug. she lst day OF March l>'l, aud
iu The -Gth year OF the State Of West Virginia.
JOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk.