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NIrANTTD--A MODEL BRIDE fANTHE M
w rCditnry t-sssi stpf ui vast domain and newly
built mansion siiunicd IN The outskirts ~ Memphis
This mansion whl,h has many huc apartments u
surrounded With lovely meadows and np.ds through
which rivulris wind woods iuf The hunt aud
strwms iuf ungling-it prfentsa scene that IN.
splrs The snul with poetic ierllng But. however
delightful Ito spot may 10 10 thOFc Who Judge ~
rural lie by tie hhlcs Of Nlufil. Horace and DE.
lille, think u tey melancholy 10 hchold none
hut mytclf In my nno fouma aud % go none but
my own bcfann reflected IN my looking Flasa
After matuw nfeciiun ! have resolved IN marry
an forty YEAR ~ age. IN ulost excellent health
nud viii ruipnYur 10 make q most motel husband
in The inlf being who viii consent Ia become my
bride. Tie must h. between sixicCn and twcuiy
YEAR 81 age. and must ~ pretty. J have every
If ono 81 J. tameltnn & Cos elegant mCcuchnum
iifcs which Will b. nrcrpinhle ns Christmas
present inyn, lho ialf lady Who vii answer this
Cad" AdduH HORACE.
$40 tfain street Memphis Tenn.
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THE HUGHES HALLER WATCH AND JEWELRY CLUB SYSTEM
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TESTIMONIALS:

We the Undersigned having been supplied through the IIUGlS
WATCH AND JEWlY CLUB SYSTEM pleasure stating
lily endorse and recommend their plan o
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i fnf sair of unt Properly on ne " 4 7 rIai,
81 milrf FUN Memphis and " miles ifum Gre.
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time l.. X, % Madison street
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NOTES FROM BRILLIANT.


Special Correspondence Of he REGISTER.
BRILLIANT, o, December 31.-The
Union Sunday school will hold their
Nmes entertainment and tree on New
Years eve. No doubt it will he largely
attended, as the other entertainments Of
the kind have been this IeAsOn.
Mr.. ard Mrs Fred Riley, of Est Liver
pOol, O., spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Gee. Smith.
Philip Martin, Jr., and Miss Lizzie Nc
Donald, bO.h CT this place, were married
by Squire Lowe, on Christmas day. We
extend to them our well wishes.
Miss Maggie Barclay, Of the Island,
Wheeling, ia the guest Of the Misses Stuck
The entertainment and Christmas tree
held by the Presbyterian Sunday school.
on Christmas night, was largely attended
and well rendered, several selections being
highly entertaining.
Miss LOtiis Chefisy, Of this place died
on last Thursday. Her remains will be
inferred in Hickey graveyard.
The glass works will not resume opera
tions until January 18th, while the mill
expects to 20 on the Sd.
The year just closing has been the most
prosperous year that cur people have had
the pleasure Of experiencing for several
years. Our works have done more, which
Of coune made our people more prosper
ous Daring the year we have also secured
Improvements Ia our public buildings.
The old school house has been vacated for
&C hOol purpOss and a new one erected,
to our people. While the school board
was furnishing better educational facilities,
Council was also looking to the
interests of our people, and
securing the old school building; they have
repair oil and improved it and will have it
completed in a few days. We will then
have at our command a town hall
which will answer the purpose for some
time. Let the good work 20 on, and
when another year rolls around dc our
work continue, which looks probable We
will have cause to be doubly pleased for
the prosperity which we have had the
pleasure Of experiencing this year. The
religious aspect Of cur town has also been
increased by the erection Of a church, and
hopes greatly increased for the erection Of
another.
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where they will remain a week, after
which they will 20 to their bone in East
Liverpool.
Mrs. c. B. Cleaver, of KeOkuk, Iowa,
has been the guest of her sistsr, Mr.. G..
w. Mitchell, for the past week.
Pease township tax books will he at the
Office of J. T. Hanes, Martins Ferry, on
Thursday, January 3, 1889.
Messrs. A. W Kerr and Andrew Cots
chalk, returned on Friday, from q weeks
stay in Cincinnati.
George Murphy, of the police force, has
resigned 70 take more lucrative position
in the -Etns Mill.
Alert Hose Co. No. l got out its reel
yesterday and washed off the hose thor
Oughly.
Mr.. Harry Lewis passed through the city
yesterday on his way TO school at Barnes
Vile
Mr.. VIM. Tolbert and daughter Annie,
of M. Pleasant, were in the city yester-
day.
J. o. Hanlon, of the Cleveland and
Wheeling railroad, wa9 in the city yester-
day.
Joseph Pennington goes TO st. Glars
vile 10 visit his sister, Mrs. George Robin
son.
Charles Selfy leaves in a few days foI
MorgantOSn, w. Va, to spend the winter.
Robert Blackford returns to his studies
at Washington and Jefferson TO day.
The hanks were very busy yesterday
closing up the years. business.
Commissioner Fisher was on deck yester.
day cleaning off the crossings
William Neff and wife, of Brilliant, are
guests at the Baylee House.
Mr.. II. Belts left yesterday for New
Brighton, Pa, on business.
Miss Minnie S. Bsssett, of Cleveland,
was in the city yesterday.
Will Winters and Gerge Chissel retain
TO school in few days.
The Graham Earle Company is quartered
at the Hotel haywood.
Miss Lille Sharon, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
in the city yesterday.
n. Lewis was at MiDgo Junction, yes
tsrday, on business.
The Laughlin mill closes down to-mOr-
row to take stock.
John Wallace, Jr., of Brilliant, was in
the city yersday.
A feather renOvatOr will locate 10 the
city next week.
Miss Hattie Love returns to Steuben-
Vile to-day.
Paul Morrison is in Steubenville visit
ing friends
George Roach was in Bellaire yesterday.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
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BELLAIRK GOSSIP.
An Interesting Collection of Glass City
News Notes.

An Interesting Collection of Glass City
News Notes.
1t is likely that Council will tonight
offer a reward Of $500 or $500 for iniorma-
ton that will lead 10 the arrest of the
party who killed Mr.. MeGonnshai, the
Irish pedler A like sum will also likely
be offered for the detection Of the maraud-
ers who sluggei Edward Gibbons so Sc
yerely on Saturday night.
Coroner Boyd was informed yesterday
that Edward Gibbons, the man who was
Drained, was dead. The Coroner weat mp
TO hold an inquest. He found the injured
man on the road to recovery.
A passenger coach on the B. 4 & c.
Jumped the track near Freeman on Satur-
day and turned over on IFS side. John
McWhOrter was severely injured.
The annual concert of the Christian
Church has been postponed a week on ac-
count Of the sicknes of one or two Of the
participants.
The other night some one went through
the upper portion OF Hen McCready's res
idepce and made away with lot of jew
elry, etc.
The WOmen's Home Benevolent Society
will receive donations of clothing, etc for
the poor, in City Hall, on Thursday, Jan
uary 81.
Capt. Little pursued a fellow in q buggy
on Sunday but the chap managed to get
over the ferry to BenwOOd.
The Bellaire Window Glass Works will
probably make fuel by the Archer process
this morning.
The concert of the Rhondda Gles Club
in the First NJ. T. Church, last night, was
well attended.
Tha donce of the Volunteer Hose Com
psny No took place in Zilch's Hall lest
Dight.
'Mugg's Landing" will be presented
here on Friday evening.
Joseph Hsney, of Wheeling, drew a fine
lin at the Drusls fair.
Chris AshofI claims to have bsen knock
cd down and robbed.
The funeral of VIM. Rufsr took place
yesterday afternoon.
Emil Schwirdt will soon be located in
new quarters.
The pO.tofice closes at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Barlow Bros. Minstrels drew we'll last
night.
The Turner's held private dance last
night.
The bank will 10. be open to-day.
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Seventeen years from skin Disease
Could rot walk err dress myself A
mass OF disease from head 10 foot
Cured In eight weeks by the Ccti'
cura Remedies.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December 31.-FlOur-Re-
ceipts q, 600 packages; market firm; sales
II. 300 barrels. Wheat-Receipts $500
bushels; exports g., 600 bushels; sales s.
12s. 600 bushels futuree; $50 bushels spot;
spot market dali; No. l white 81 Oh; No
l red 81 10; No. 2 Chicago 81 OSf; options
active and stronger; No 2 red December
81 OBI; January 81 02A1 OBJ, closing at
81 O2l; February 81 O3!a1 Ois, closing at
81 O4l March 81 05al 06, closing at 81 O5s;
May 81 O73; June 81 O7fa1 OSi, closing at
81 O7I. Coru-Receipts 3l2. 37S bushels;
sales $40, 600 bushels futures and Isl 900
bushels spot spOt market, ungrsded mixed
80 t4se; options dull; January Acc; Febru-
arv 46lc; May Ace. Oats-Receipts &c.
900 bushels; sales 10, 900 bushels futures
aud lO9. 600 bushels spot; market dull and
lower; spot No. 2 Sic; No. 32c; mixed
western S2l35c; white do 32l39c; No. =
Chicago 32c. Hay aud Hops-Steady.
Coffee Doll; fair cargOes 16ic; DO option
trading 10 day. Sugar-Re6ned dull Mo
lasses-Nominal. Rice-Firm. Petrole-
unsteady and quiet; crude s. 6OA7 2Oi
refined 81 10; United closed at sac. Cot
ton S. ed Ol-Sfronger; crude 4Sc; yellow
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Sprmqgc.d ATOM.
Good morning, Mr.. Editor. see You
are very busy, but suppose q cot can look
upon a king without disturbing him."
Certainly"
Don't let me take any Of your valuable
time. but sent you a communication the
other day which you haven printed"
sign your uameY'
no. I didn't care 10 put mp name to It,
/ but the matter was one of such public in
/ terost thar g."
Wrote on both sides Of the papei?'
"Why. yes-I didn't intend to, but the
subject strung out so had to, and also
round the margins
Wrote johnson so it looked like
/ 'Smiihg'n
every likely was in great haste"
'Sigued Constant Reader, suppose
eyes. cir, have taken youc valuable
paper for a great many years.
"Read al the editorials on the subject
yCu wrote about?'
''No have you been discussing that sub
iecte"
Certainly, for some months past, of
I and on.
singular haven't noticed il; well, il
sou can't print my communication, I'd
like il sgain as i may make some Other
use of IT,
'See wsste basket"
CT don't see any waste basket but
notice The G)Or is Uttered with manu-
/ scnpis.n
same thing-no room FOR waste basket
/ big enough to accommodate all the fool
stun that comes here"
lob. then ! CAN'T
Ask Jsnitor.n
Where shall find him?'
''Ten 1ights farther up.
Elevator"
mo, climb stain"
What kind Of a looking MANI
Savage locking, wi n q big club"
"Od-rood day"
Nnnv H
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.

ID
Departure Of Trains nom Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule In eject November 18th, isse.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, loa5
n, $40 ?. m and $40 p. N. daily, aud lib ?.
m. daily except Saturday
Express for cincinnati and a. LOuis. i0B a.
m. daily, and Ills p. N. daily except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation SIS a. m. daily.
For Columbus, 1875 4. m. daily, and ms p.
m. dSily except Saturday, and 40 p. m. daily ex-
cent sunday.
Bellaire Accommodation, Ills p. m, Saturday
only.
Philadelphia and New YORK, via Grafton. SIS a.
70. and $40 p. m. daily.
FOR Pit06urg and Washington, Pa, 500 a m.
daily; Express, 7:S0 a m. daily; l:i5 p. N. daily
except sunday. Additional way train for Woh.
ington, Pa, 80 p. m. daily except sunday.
Pitsburg Baltimore and Philadelphia go p.
m, daily.
For Moundsyille, a. m, $40 a. m. 400 noon,
except sunday, and $40 p. m. daily.
For Grafton, $40 ?. m. daily.
For Cumberland, $40 a. m, daily except Sun
For st. Clsisyille. SIS m, 90 p. N. and
| $40 p m daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive RON Chicago, SIS ard
s:o0 a. m, and go p. m. daily, and ass = m,
daily except Monday.
EIpress trains arrive from g. Louis and Cir .
cinnau, i;b5 e. m. and 60 p. m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia Bal.
umore and Washington, ID. c. via Grafton, l2.35
?. N. and 300 p. m. ceily, via. Pit1burg i0lb
/ A. m, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, SIS a. m. and
go ?. m. daily, and l0.So a. m. daily except san.
day.
Trains arrive nom Pitsburg, io:l5 a. m. daily.
AND lSt5 p. m, except Sundays, and IS p m.
and ll.l0 ,. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa, 500 a m.
daily except sunday.
From Moundsville, 9iS A. m, daily. and lao
p m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive HON Grafton, W. Va, sg5 an.
daily
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
From ST. Clairsyille, 1910 and 40 and $50 D
m. daily except sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati 2.i5 a. m. sun
day only.
| From Bellaire lfO5 a. m, sundays only
Baggage called for ana checked Al nolsls and
residences on orders len az Ticket once 1900
Market street, and NJ Depot.
CHAS. o. SCULI.
General Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager. nols
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pkTsOhEUB
New York.

NEW YORK, December 3l.-Petroleum-
Opened strong at S7sc, &c above Satur'
days close but after slight advance in
the early trading, the market became dull
and heavy, and price ssgged off to SIC.
A slow recovery then set in, and the close
was firm at SIZE. Sales, 47i 900 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, PA, December 3l.-Petro-
leum-Opened at s74c; highest SHE; low
est SIC; closed at s7sc; sales, $4,000 bar
rels; clearances, /, O74, 900 barrels; charters,
~. 500 barrels; shipments, 101, 56S barrels
runs, 90, 9l7 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, December 3l.--Petro-
leum-Opened at SIC; highest she; low
est SIC; closed at s7sc; clearancss LOIS,
600 barrels.
PittsburE.
PITTs5URG, PA, December 31.-Petro-
leum-Dnll but steady; opened at S73c;
closed at S7sc; highest s7sc; lowest SIC.
Tltusville.
TITUsvILLR. December 3l.-Petroleum
Opened at SHE; highest s74c; lowest
s6sc; closed at s7sc.
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55c. TallOw-Quiet. Rosin-Dull. Eggs
Quiet; western 21la22c. Pork and Cat
Meats-Moderatsly sctiye. L4rd-Dull;
western steam s. %; January s. 90; Feb
ruary s. 90; March, s. OF; April aad MAY
s. OF; June 81 "a Batter Qaiei; west.
ern dairy 14a25e; do creamery 19a31c
Cheese-Firm and quiet; western 1Oiallc
Pig ITOn-Duil Coppsr-Sieady; lake
Sl7 40 Lsai--Dull and firm; domestic
50 92i. Tin-Stronger; straits S22 Is.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ills December 3l.-The
visible supply of.grain as reported by the
board of trade, in comparison with that of
last week, is as follows: Wheat 3S. 81 900,
increase 2s5. 600; Corn s,495, 900, increase
DDS. 5000; Oats 8 624, 900, increase 10,
900; Rye 1878, 900, incrtasa AZ 600; Bar
ley 2,e04, 900, increase $4,000. Wheat
ruled fairly active and unsettled. Corn
moderately active and weak and lower.
Provisions moderately active. Flour firm
and unchanged Wheat-Cash No. 2spring
81 DIAL 0l3; No. 3 spring s5a95c; No. 2
red 81 DIAL O1l; december 81 0ia$l oil,
closing at 81 OF; January 81 OF JAIL OPS,
closing at 81 O1s; May 81 O6sa1 est,
closing at 81 O6l; July 97sa9Sic, closing
at 979c. Corn-Cssh Nc. 2 December
and January 3ia34sc; May 375c. Oats
Cash No. 9 December and January 255c;
May 25sc. Rye-No. 9, soc. Barley-7Oc.
Flax Seed-$1 62 Timothy Seed-S1 so
Mess POrk-Cash, December and Janu-
aIy $12 So; May $13 40. Lard-Cash
December and January s. 60; May 81 77l
Short ribs-$6 IS; shoulders S. SO
short clear s. % Whisky-At 81 OF
Butter dull, fancy creamary CSC; good to
choice 24c Eggs dull st lSc.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 81
Flour-Dull aud weak; Ohio, Indiana and
st. Louis clear 81 75l5 90; do straight
S. OOA5 so; winter patent fair to choice
So 80; Minnesota clear 81 25a5 90. Wheat
Higher but quiet; No 2 red December
974a9Sc; January 974s9Sc; February Csc;
March 81 OO}a1 Olt; May 81 04ls1 O5
Corn-Qoiet; No. high mixed on track
SIC; No. yellow 4slc; December AGA
42sc; January 42sa42sc; February 42Ia
43ic; March 43}c; May 43lA441c. Oats
Dull aud weak; No. white, December,
January aad February 3is3iic; March
34}s35c; May 35is36c POrk-Mees,
new, SIS GOALS so; do prime mess, rev,
S14 50; do family $l7 GOALS 90. Hams
Smoked $l14s12c. Lsrd-Pure 9a91c.
Butter-Stesdy and quiet; Pennsylvania
creamery extra Bic; do prints 33a34c Eggs
Steady; Pennsy lVania frsts 24c Cheese
Dali.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nd, December 31.-Wheat
No. . winter red spot 06lc; January
96lc; February 9Slc; March 81 0Oi. Corn
Western firm; mixed spot and January
42ic; February 43c 0ats-Firm; western
white 32a34c; DO mixed 29A3lc. Rye
Quiet at Gle. Hay--Dull at SO 0Oa17 90.
Butter-Quiet; western packed 19S2ic;
best roll 18a2lc; creamery 24a3Oc. Eggs
Easy at 2Oa2lc. Coflee-Dnll; Rio
16ic.
TOLEDO, December 31.-Wheat-Dull
and easier; cash 81 O2la1 %; May 81 04a
1O4I. Con-Dull; cash 36c. Oats
No sales. Clover Seed Steady; cash and
January S. 40; March s. So
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.con..aa. Reader, In the sanetum

we'ns Do. De-, Dec. 80, i,ss.
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TOLEDO, December 31.-Wheat-Doll
and easier; cash 81 02la1 %; May 81 O4a
1 O4l. Corn-Dull; cash 36c. Oats
No sales Clover Seed Steady; cash and
January S. 40; March s. So
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MARTINS FERRY.

The following is from the report OF the
Ohio Meteorological Bureau, Just out for
the month Of November: 1.-THE maximum
temperature recorded during the month
Wa SOS. AZ Portsmouth on the 9Th. This
is the highest maximum on record for No
vember since the opening Of the Bureau.
The minimum was 1928, at Bangorville on
the Dist. This is also the lowest record
for November. The mean rainfall for the
northern section was 1856 inches; for the
middle section, 4 50 inches; foe the south
ern section, 4 SO inches, and for
the State, 1926 inches. These
means are 1O1 iUch, 80 inch,
1 % inch and l. % inch above the seven
year average for the sections snd State.
The GREATS. monthly rainfall was 90
inch at North LeWisburg, and the least,
.1.99 inch, at Springboro. The highest
winds reported during the month were,
S6 miles ;. W. at Ohio State University, 80
miles W. at Sandusky, and 80 miles W. at
Toledo, all on the 10th Inst. Total move
ment of the wind: Cincinnati, 4,sI5
miles; Columbus, 5, ia miles; Ohio State
University. GIG miles; Sandusky, 7,7O9
miles: Toledo, 7,4l6 miles, aud at Cleve-
land 2. 29O miles. The greatest daily
movement was 46S miles at Ohio State
University on the 26th, and ths least, ~
miles At Columbus on the oath. The pre-
vailiug direction OF wind was south. "
Constable McMssters, Of Mt. Pleasant,
hsd the Italian, who cut the white man 30
!. verely at Mt. Pleasant few days ago,
ont nj the scene OF the occurrence yes;er-
dav. The Italian was recognized in the
presence of witnesses by the victim, and
was taken back to Steubsnville and placed
in Jail Tho man from the sunny cline
didn't seem to mind the handcufis.
The trumpet for the fire department, in
aid FIST. Mary's Church, will be awarded
ON the night Of the OH Of February, 1ss9,
nj the City Hall, TO the company having
the most votes. The change OF time was
made at the solicitation OF the companies.
FATHER s. S. MArrINGLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, who have
h,en he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Medin. left yesterday for Steuben'ilie
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ioI
children leething, il the prescription o.
one OF the best female nursts aud phys'eish,,
in the United States, and has been ussu
for forty years with never failing success
hv millions Of mothers for their children
Daring the process Of teetbing its value u
inc,lcuahle. lie relesves the child from
cain. cures dysentery and diarrh~a, grpina
in the bowels. and wiad cole. by g'vins
fed,h 10 the child it rests it's mother
Price 25c a bottle.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Joseph Schaiier and sophia, his vile. 10
the linden igned trustee, dated February 9th
lSs5, and recorded In the Clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Ohio founty, West Virginia in
Deed OF Tut Book No. 70. page 50. will on
MONDAY. JANUARY Fl, 1859.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, At the north front
door OF the Court House Of said Ohio county,
sell at public auction the north one.half OF the
LOIS Numbered TWen.ynine (2g) and Thirty.
six (86l 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 and Slate
Aforesaid, commonly know ~ North Wheeling
TERMS OF SALE one third, OF as much
more Of the purchase money rs the purchaser
may elect To pay, In cash on the day OF sale, and
the residue on credit of six and twelve months
from said day, the purchaser 10 give his notes
with security for the deferred instalments Of
purchase money and interest the security 70 h
approved by the undersigned Trustee lille un'
disputed. JAMES =. ROGERS,
de29 Trustee.