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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

ment Of the present revival of antique and
classic styles. The light colofs of the early
autumn are warming and deepening now
to the dull. rich tones that belong to the
days when the snow flea. Maize color,
toned with black, is one of the combina-
lions which now catch The eye. The only
things which deserve "a no called novel
ties are the shawl suitiugs which grow
richer ard more elaborate every day. A
wide'awake young matron who looked on
MOdjeska's Julie de Mortimer the other
evening wore a particular elegant shawl
gown. The body Of it was plain golden
brown cashmere but the front breadth,
which was heavily lriug5d, was richly or
namented with intriCa'e Persian patterns
woven in brocade. Such n robe pattern is
not usually duplicated and costs quite a
Gum Of money. Il is more often extreme
in style than beautiful, but has great posi-
bilities and, well chosen, is suitable for al
most any occasion.
No woman is happy nowadays u less she
hss something truly unique in tea gown.
A pale lilac robe in soft wooden stuff has
much to commend il. There are loose
Jacket fronts and panels of velvet of
deeper purplish tone, the sleeves are tight
to the wrists and the oversleeves, lined
with white, reach the feet are finished at
bottom with bows Of ribbon. A yellow
and white figured silk hRs TOnnd, Slew
lsss Jacket Of dMk green velvet magnid-
Gently embroidered with gold cord, and
angel sleeves Of the silk which sweep the
floor.
l saw some very charming dresses few
days ago made for q lady who expects to
figure in Mexico at the receptions of Pres
ident Diaz. Among them was dinner
rohe 10 pale yellow silk, the skirt font
flashed at the bottom with light embroid-
cry in gold. The train was piece of bro
cade to be described by no other word
than gorge ous, striped IN pale yellow and
gold. A high ruff and collar OF point lace
flushed with gold embroidery passed
about the neck and reached III front TO the
waist line. The sleeves weIe moderately
close from shoulder to elbow, then allowed
to flow. The sash of yellow silk, gold
embroidered, tied in 'front.' and hung in
soft bows l also noticed an evening dress
of lovely bat perishable black crepe lisse
Just ready for packing The lisse Was
stamped with gold and white naIcissus
with here and there q crocus bud of vivid
yellow. This gown, which was nightly
becoming, Was made mp over glove f.
ting princess clip OF gold moire, bat the
lovely pc lisse fronts we're flowing from
the throat A very delicate gold girdle
encircled the waist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

au tba Personal Go--ip and Cooerai News
ot tho ulsss Uiiy.
BEILAIRE O, Ototer 2i l~~9.
lr Urf Em-iom. SDdUg Young
Wray Democratic Cub
DrAR sis.-Pkas. accept ihe sincere
thanks. of Che actiye Dsmhcrts o. Bill
aire. cryoag prompt aud ms1ly action m
coming 90 our city on last Tuesday even
ing, October 30
Considering the inclsmen' wsatnsr, You
hive certainly shown be faith ihnt Il -
sou. r. specifically youts.
THE COMMITTEE.
The carnival held in the Eysian Opera
House lsst night wa well attended. The
display is something out Of The ordinary
ard ,he ideas presented N the vac Of ad-
verlisne ere novel, TO say the least
There viii be services 40 iha Episcopal
Church here Sunday both morning and
evening. Dr. BOYD, Of Marietta, IS TO
oGiciate. There viii he communion SER
vice In the morning.
M Mercer. H. A LichtenbeTger, l..
y. Grafton aud w. @. Be-gurdthal are ail
home from the meeting Of the Grand Ledge
of Masons st Cincinnati.
Dixoa Myers, Of Mead township, father
OF Jackson Myers, died yesterday morn
Jog. after a long iiloess OF drap4y. lie
was 80 years OF gge.
The secretary of the water works intends
TO moterially increase the price OF water
90 those who keep their water cicsets open
an the time
Barney Shaver, who sustained plinful
injury ia the eye, is getting along nicely
and the optic viii get we'll.
A mantua business Is to be opened by
Woodsdeld ladies in the rooms over Blum
Bros clothing store.
The window glass works have not made
good time for several days, owing 10 q
heritage of gas.
T. ID Holland, brakeman in B. x o.
ysld, bad a iioger mashed while coupling
cars.
jesse Good has quit the grocery business
AID returned TO work in the glass house
RABBI Newuarks buried an infsn; chill d
yesterday. The babe died OF measles.
Miss Davis, Of Japan, talked IN the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church las. night.
The strike az the Belmont Coal Works
WIS Only Of one day's duration.
Col. @ l. Poormsn will speak at Pow
haitian on Tuesday evening.
The Fremer's Running Team vii give
O. bop in City Halt to night.
The Lookup has been without an occu-
pant fer several days.
The employees Of the steel works were
paid Yesterday
The Electric Club gave hop in Ziieh's
Hall last night
Judge Grafton is here from Kansas on a
visit.
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights.

CRAWFORD HEIGHTS I9 THE NAME given
I j 10 a plat OF land containing about forty
acres situated on the hill b4ck of the .EtiiA and
Standard Iron Works
The ID vary in size from bali an ac-e To 'our
acres. and wi be sold siugly or n blocks
Some Of the property j. already IN vines ara
ali OF IL is well adapted 10 the growing Of fruit
and berries
The location, while near the nj is, factories
aud railroads in the valley, is yet above and Dc
yOnd their smoke, noise, aud other disagIeeaole
features.
Il is healthful affords fine view Of river al d
the surrounding country, and admirably com
bines the advantages OF town aud country.
No more desirable location FOR private resi-
dences can be found
The property will be sold at reasonable prices
and on easy terms.
For further particulars inquire OF
X. r. HOWELL, Bridgeport, o.
ABRAM LASH, Martins Ferry, o.
JJ HOLLOWAY, let f8tl Bank B-idgetorl
W r. GRAHAM, al ofice OF Standard Iron 90.
". II. TALLMAN, at office OF Ktna Iron ana
Steel COMPANY otNcu
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The currenl Of favor Is setting not en-
thu ,iastcally but with q certain calmly
resigned decision. toward estTakhan. The
hce gray skins aie used for capes and lack
cts. chile the coarser black skins, which
are rather less co tly Ro6 certainly more
youthful Looking than sealsEins are called
uoon 10 furnish vests ard wais,cOats for
gowns quite as often as 70 ii out wraps
Ard clos ~ FOR tie promenade. Furs ap-
near on Broadway aud iu the parks earlier
.hsn Comm,u THE sea on and Alies Moro
-iri i4r.el walking or nIiyiuk Ia 80 estra-
khan cape OF the large curet b.scs fur,
with half sleeves reaching 60 The elbows
and eired about with dark brown Sc J.
SKIN. Astrakhan j. also combined with
HEAVIER. A rather good lcokiug giTi Of IN
English typs whom noticed in NV io!k
recently were a hai d-cme tsiicr eoFn Of
brown brc,dclolh with a band If golden
brown beaver 40 the bottom finished on
either e7se With buticnho'e stitching 40
silk a So Of a clear golden taa. Tn hort
round ilcLet OF beck yslekhan haH
,tspdiry collar of beaver With boa ends
Jacket. mug sud bonnie; makes a pretty
.uii o.. firs. The jacket ray be- INSIDE oil
brown cloth with wGisiCOiL sgd 81 art
iookipc pockets Of beaver. The brown
fslt bonnet OF the flat iurbln hat Will have
trimmings Of brown r'bb-n erd beaver
band. The mali will be quite small and
made Of the slms materials. even 70 the
rihho1 bows Miss Mabel II rper tne
daughter Of AIr J1h1 Hup5r OF me Pnb-
i,hiur hYrse. who was married fort llsoi
ago 10 Mr. LEONARD GOV, had IL usr tros-
seau rather u0yel Directory redlogp,e tor
travelling. cfbJttle green cane.'s hslr With
shoulder cspe o. LEX astrakaa cloth en-
b-eidersl in floss ard Iiussl with 'wig' VI
witch h,z-'. Nita its wisrO yellow Nov, ma
her flowers. This wrap wa4 fastened IN
front with heavy silver clasp Of simple
desivu for the high cOller and wSs h1ed
with yellow silk from TOP 20 bottom. ms
tooue of astrakau cloth which went
.itl it wa- trimmed with douhla-iacso
yellow and black ribbons. Mrs Cow Will
make her iir-t appearance ia scc.eiy as a
matron. having barely reached the sge at
which s. girl makes har debu'. biz. Cav,
vho hiss captured such q youtot1l ana
oreftv bride. Is % Scatcn-oou aE' Slil take
her 70 Glasgow. was from him Tat sne
received enc Of the most beautiful things
in her outfit, a long clo-k Of rich dark
esl.kin with sleeves higbe1d !uii on the
shoulders and deep rol Collar Of loug
dark Russian sable, With cuff of the same
TAR.
A shoulder cape @. fine skins Of Russian
sable makes tbout as costly garment as
even o mi.lionnires- in her own ughl /.
anxious TO pay for. Ole such oomp'e'e'
by fla hionable fotfier week siuce was
composed II sixi,e1 skis yaluel o' S9'
CA and was sold fer 81, $40. 4 cellar
ard II M made TO the o:der OF an elderly
ard wealthy widow and Of generous pro
rorlisns were accompanied by blli toi
81 goo A majority Of well dr. vomeI
sre ssir 20 content them elves with good
limitations "a milk OF Hudson Bay sable
a shoulder capei in which lu' costs not Cve'
$50 Ia $50
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LrVE srOUR.

EAST LIBERTY. October 25.-Cattie-Rece'pts
q01 head shipments $50 head. No cattle shipped
70 New YORK.
Hogs--Receipts 400 head; shipments 4op
head; market fair; Phiisdelphias 81 35al 10
Workers 81 20ai 49, roughs s. OOaj IS.
Sheep--Receipts Loo mead; shipments l,0O
head; market nothing doing.
CHIcAso, October 2j-Cattle, receipts ll.C00
head; shipments 8 300 head; market steady;
beeves "a 6Os4 rs: steers So Goa4 90; stccker and
feeders 81 95a2 S. COWS, bulls and mixed 81 w
a. 90; Texas cattle 81 50a2 80: western rangers
g. 00GS So
Hogs-Receipts 230CO hesl; shipments 5000
head; market weak: mixed s. S5s4 49, heavy
s. s5ai 10: light s. S5ai 20; Skips 50 l0ai So.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 100
hesd; market steady. natives s. 75n5 90 western
s. 5uai Is. Texans s. 21ai 10. lsmbs 81 25Gj 50.
CINCINNATI. O., october 5. Hogs lower: COM
mol and light Is 25ai 10; packing aud butch
err, Sc Soaf 90; receipts, SOD; head shipments,
zoo head.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate,

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST tx
| } ccuted % the undersigned by Isaac suodcEcr
and wife and sarah r. snedeker, dated 90 mt
day Of January. 1851, aud recorded In Decd OF
Trust Book No ~, page 3i9, RECORDS ol ONO
county West Virgi In, will proceed u SELL al
the front door OF the Court House OF said county,
at public outcy, On
Saturday. November I'd. 1850,
at 10 o'clock n. M, TO The highest ANA best hll
der. the valuable farm situated in said county,
~ miles from West Liberty and one hall mile
from Pctomnc adjoining lands OF JOS. ~
q Curtis. Johnston Garrison, Jnnius curtis,
and other. aud now and iur many year ln
pOsses,ion Of ssid Isaac snedekcr, containing
Two hundred acres, more or less. The same De
ing made no and composed u several tracts all
contiguous acquired by said snehektr a. reclleo
i'm said trust deed. substantially as follows
The first and second tracts, containing, respec.
lively. 1881 acres. 80 poles, and ia acfes, u
perches on CastlemAn's run, devised by viii OF
Jacob Suedekcr. The thifd containing acres,
> rOods, poles conveyed 10y deed OF WIN Fat
ters0n and Others. The fourth, l2 per het' by
deed OF Wm. Cox aud Othen. The nith, ~ acres
30 poles Ness about % acres subsequently tpid
bg deed of " b. Patterson. The sixth u acres,
ll3 1910 perChes, by deed Of Clark CrM ara
wife. For a more particular description ~ said
tracts so making up AMI constituting thc single
tract Of about 30 acres 20 be sold, reference u
her by mace % said trust deed.
Uton the property are first class Improvements,
new two-story dwelling goO1 barn and other out
buidiugs and the whole ~ In hne state OF re
pair ana cultivation.
TERMS or SALE One third, or 40 much
more ~ the purchaser may elect 10 pay cash 90
hand on the day OF sale, and the remaiuder in
two equal instslmonls, at one anu TWO an. r.
spectively the purchaser giving notes therefor
with approved security, the title 70 be retained
until payment in full. JOHN ;. BEALl,
oclt Trustee
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, PA, October 25.-Ps troleum opened
81 O3}4. highest 81 Ct3s; lowest 81 O5jI; closed
at 81 O5N. Sales $4,000 barrels clearances, %
900 barrels: charters. 1888 barrels; shipments
IS, l9i barrels; runs. il,159 barrels.
PlTrSsURe. PA. October 25.--PetrOleuTn. active
and irregular: onenrd At 81 0<: closed at 81 O5J5
highest 81 co..: lowest 81 "a
BRADFORD, PA, October > Petroleum opened
n ST O3f CLOSED al 81 O5 :. highest 81 % + Lowest
81 O.. q; cleeranccs 9od,o00 barrels.
TITUsvILLE, PA, October o.-Petroleum open
Cd at 81 OGsI: highest 81 o.; lowest 81 OSj4
closed al 81 O-aS
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WANTED, IDEA In FUR.
HBRBS ROOM FOR A CR3LSI If A LIKELY
ONB APPEARED.
Positively iha Aarss. Dies 81. sflrd a Novelty
Aslaahan, Sable and Sneh Like Winter
lgxgrss-Whs, 10 Bean Monde
WesT hr Gowns

THAI projected Dnish expedition fer
the thorough exploration Of Greenland
should really hsye fixed an earlier date for
starting than next season, for positively
The fashionable world is suffering for new
fur. Mention lorg-haired monkey and
I'd ligs curl. Mildly sugsest pear snd
pretty faces look bored. Hint at ApgOra
goat OF msrlsn srd slender white hands
are thrown up with IL comic ge0'ure Of
diseusted despair. R1ssia and Siberia
abandon the useless effort 10 bring fox
ward anything which NY sweet Lady Of
luxury hes not OGtTorn
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TRANs-UGIO DIVISION.
-, a.In md On m amf ..L- A-n

Chicago Express, l2:45 a. m, $50 and SIS e. m.
and 6:l0 p. m, daily.
Cincinnati EIpress, l.b5 a m. and $40 p No.
daily.
columbus Accommodation. 1910 a m,
cept Sunday.
s.. Clairsville Accommodation, 1910 a. m. anf
l4O and 5:l5p. m, Except sunday.
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For Sale.

TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK BUILDING
| on Main ST., containing thirteen rooms and
store room, good cellar, finished attic, natural
aud artificial gas, water on both floors.
A good business property On Market street
that is paving y per cent ON p'ice Nked.
Two GOOD building sites on Market rect
Two hue houses on CnApline street. north OF
Eleventh stree
Two six roomed houses on Thirteenth street.
Twelve small houses ranging IN price nom
81 200 TO s. 500 Small Garden Farm near klm
Grove 1900 Acres OF Timber Land ia ftndle
ton county 10 lots In Caldwclis addition. 40
other lots in different parts OF the city. some
choice lots I'm Pleasant Valley
FOR RENT-koOms. furnished or unfinished.
Moley 10 Loan on Real Estate security
GEO j. MAThl-OE.
900 1910 ghapliue sfrpgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

Chestnut trrrs. Ike mihuers, have Fall
openings -R0ciefa Post
The adog. OF tle indiana are ali Cn.cba-
nss doubtless -PU>bwg Chronicle.
$40 doubt ths ,portrg man alway hopes
.a 10 To- "a better land Washington CWi
mI
When no hiss "a cold in his head tx the
only time BIB lu-srs3u i- or bic snetzs.-
I,.v Snmg,
I.i+u.1 srtood ihat we are 90 have an
ooen winter. Tee grouod hcgs are rot
wearn- ssal-km sacks N1r orleans
IorHgc
Chsauei huoys are professional o., 'at-
ere" This may account for so many OF
chem. ieire tonnd i'm TIE vicinity Of her'
Dor tsrs - Baltimore fmTiom
T....- .e.room- Hut thc Giants
-f....r Hr. HHfuU.
fr.U ....y -.nf nr high bon ia.t
I..r ..r t.H happy n.u
IU... .iIfHTH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
ANY DruRgiat

In the United States will recommend
Elixir of Dates if You need a gentle ard
reliable laxative. If your liver is inactive
you can't hope for good health until you
regulate the regulator" by taking some
safe remedy. Elixir of Dates is Just what
you need. Give it trial. Sold IN 90
cent bottles by W. W. Irwin, W. E. VII
liams, John Laughlin and c. K. Goetze.
J. T. Goodwin 4 Co. aud Logan x Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF

~ the County Court, Ohio County, State Of
West Virginia
In the matter OF the probate Of the will OF
Michael OLeary, deceased.
This 4th day Of October, A. D. 1852, ate
OL'eary filed her petition asking for the probate
OF the vii! Of Michael O'LeaTy, deceased; and
It appearing by said petition and an affidavit
fled herein that Cornelius O'Leary, Arthur
OLeary, James OLesry, aud Patrick O'Leary
are non.resdens OF the state Of West Virginia,
Il is therefore ordered that the aforesaid persons
do appear within one month from the fnt pub
llcaticn hereof and do what Is necessary to pro
lect their interest in this matter
published the first time October 9Th, lsS9.l
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
SAMUEL NEsBITT, JR Attorney. oc5oawt
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CLEVELAND n PUBBURG X. X.

Under schedule m eject Nay i,il iNs9 irs.ni
lcsyo Bridgeport Ohio CenuA ian ls-1 il..'.
Pof Pittsburgh. Chicago and Glove land. 8 3l
m. For Pittsburgh, 1927 ID. nf f1f tLIcaKU aHa
Cleveland, III p N. For fitbhuVh and SEQ
FORK 2A D. M. F0r rtcuirgYflc N.A ln.
Trains arrive NJ Bridgeport nj 'i a. 20 ll.lr
10. l2.2s p m. 49, p. M. ar ~ 3 Pm ou -ht
urdays only. for Past Livcrpr.. @ lt o fn fruil
East Liverpool llll p Do.
A. L. WAIIIN0. rrtUf Agent
MO hriegpnrL ONO.
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fPan Ranals Rou'sj Unds- 49, $3.50 To- sfut
Nay 18Th lssy trsinf issyg W -siilE '.la
oiandTj Iims. POI sleU 1suglIl- il4hrgf -.
tGs East On a m.. Iit p r SD O. ~
SOD 10 gor COiumint llf kIsloih n'a. -
usu 4ut 80. LOufs En- aud soy r foffo o.
S1s enc Chiofsn. isi5 On rslrt arrive o.
" lse fnFLi 80 4 - 100 o. ID . ~ rl
$50 D. m Trains leaving ai 40 "a. m. and a.
divine st6.0 D. m, run Solid hstNnen f..rr
-nf fitehurs Al tfa'ut fsi. D.. szcaYi r.- IrF
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BARGAIN No, g.,
BARGAIN No. 4.

All placed on sale this morning at the
above prices. Please remember the EXTRA
WIDTHS of the above goods and call and
examine quality.
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STEAMER BkLLAikE-
nstv Trlp CltT Tune-t.3o, o.i' aud u;io A.
m. $50 t.-0. $50 p. m.
sunday Trips and 90 a. m; l.S0 $50 and o'oO
q. N,
v7yyHEgI AND ELM GROVE EAlLROAt
W oil ard af,er Monday october @,.n, leos,
I-,i s. t1s 1sreolirc anG E.m llOYs Railroad
rl.. l1u a. follows,
Ls.ye wheeling Leave Wheeling Park
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xeaal Notites.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO CoUN.
Platoa Zane
In Chancery.

i ~, s..
PlatoF Zane
VS.. , IN Chancery.
william NJ McAfee and others.
The general object OF this suit is TO obtain the
instructions and directions OF the Court a. TO the
duties Of the plaintiff as trustee under deed
made to him by William l.. McAfee and CoInelia
McAfee, dated on April 10th. A. d. 1879, and re-
corded in the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio county, In Deed Book No 60, page
4, with reference 10 certain property standing In
his name as trustee under said deed, and certain
money in his hands rs trustee, and certain pro.
party and securities belonging 20 the trust and
now in the hands Of william /. McAfee, and
also to have an order entered by the sale Court
appointing a new trustee instead Of the plaintiff
70 execute the trusts declared IN the said deed.
And il appearing from Az affidavit filed in the
cause that tue defendants William l.. McAfee,
Cornelia McAfee. Thomas G. AchesOn, Blanche
Acheson, Cornelia Acheson, Sylvester N. Ham
ilton, Mary Hamilton Maud Hamilton, Blanche
Hamilton, and Cora McAfee are non-ressdents OF
the state Of West Virginia, It IS ordered that the
said nonresident defendants do appear within
one month after the date Of the first publication
hereof and do what IS necessary TO protect their
interests.
Fnttred At rules held for the said Court in the
Clerks office the eof on the 7lh day OF October,
Wines, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of cur said
Court. at the Court House OF said county this
OH day OF october, 1889. to-wit: October Rules,
lssg. JOHN v. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 10th, lss9.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
LANE RUSSELL, Solicitors for Complainant.
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FOOLISH PREJUDICE.
How Some People Allow IA Word,
against which They have n Preiu-
dice, to stand I'm The way of their
own WeII-befug.


dice, to stand In The way of their
own WeII-beiug.
The old lady who would not allow her son 10
have fiddle, but was willing he should have a
violin, is a fair example OF the foolish prejudice
which very many people have against certain
words Many persons might refuse TO take Chic
ride Of Sodium, bnt would use sat, which is the
same thing. Now il is this class Of people who
usually have deep prendiee against the wo-ds
alcohol or whisky. They know that somebody
has abused the use Of these articles and hence
they denounoe them altogether, in spite Of the
fact that the best scientists and the leading ply
s!clans ofthe present day advocate and use them
constantly.
Prof Austin Flint, OF Bellevue New York;
College. says: "The udiciOus use Of alcoholic
stimulants is one OF the striking characteristics
OF progress in the practice Of medicine during
the last half century"
Prof. Joseph Parish. the distinguished author,
says I've know that alcohol Will steady the
heart slow the pulse, warm the skin, calm ex-
citement, and we ought 10 use IT,"
Prof NJ. G.. Gre euleai, the well-knOwn author,
says IAN intelligent comprehension OF the SC
ton Of alcohol and Whisky, will have greater
influence in promoting temperance than adhe-
sion 10 a dogma"
such high scientific authorities show that pure
whiskey should be used a. a household remedy.
No father or mother need hesitate Tor moment
10 administer Duily's Pure Malt Whisky 10 the
chi dren and il is simply bigotry TO allow the
word whisky. which is the name OF this medi-
cine. TO stand IN the way OF the wonderful bene-
Cts to he derived from Its use II should be re-
membered, however that these effects are only
TO be secured BY the use OF pure medicinal
whSkey like Duiy's and care should be taken
10 use no other Q9
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x ANAwHA x OHIO RAIL

lRoBr W. KELLEY. kocolyer
fKsnA~ IA snOu ilnal schedule ~ Odrti fuh
fIA.y -, 1852 (sublcCi N change without noiics +
Trains icayo wheeling l0 3Ua M via OHIO kIKrr
X H. arfvc Charleston sA 3 M. Leave
Char oft0u 6.l5 a. "a, arrive Aanlli.R i.t. % f1
WAC. H. K.k Leave srl0sfun 1881 o. r
arrive Wheeling a H o. m. SO io.arlur aNl
Panhandle. daily except SUNDAY "HlufrnI
standard Time sgudafF only raiu Irarr
Charleston 500 - m. arrive hooi'ug 2 q D. I'D.
via o. l.. X X
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sloA m daily,

Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. m, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 5..3 a. I'd. ana
10 m and 6.ln u m. EXceni Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

DALTMoRE AND OHIO r. r.

Departure and arrival a. Trains, a Wheeling .
Eastern time. Schedule In effect Nay lZih' i''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

New YORK. October 25.-Pig iron. lrmer and
active: Ame' lean SIG GOALS CO. Copper, nominal;
lake November sll 90. Lead, steady; domestic
s. Co Tin, spot steady; futures weaker straits
so IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26

TOURTH STREET NJ E CHURCH REV c.
Il W. Cushing, d. D., Pastor. Preaching
Sunday at 1890 a. IN by the pastor. Al 7.30 p
m. Mr. Chas. W. sawyer. the evangelist from
New York City, will speak. Song service for 10
minutes at the opening sunday school at p.
m. Young Peoples meeting Monday at '50
p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-26
Religious 0otitGs.

CT. LUKE's P. f. CHURCH. SOUTH PENN
= and Ohio Streets, lsland-Rev Jacob Brit
tingham, rector. Services sunday at 1890 a. N,
ard 7:30 p m, Rev. Mr.. Rodrck oficisting
sunday school at coop. m. Seats free All are
MacOmp.