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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
BRIDGEPORT.
Gran. DevauIt Buried-OIher Local
News

! Gran. Devault Buried-Olher Local
News.
Grant Dsvault, the young man who
committed suicide at Barton on account OF
an unsuccessful love affair, was buried
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, in the
Pennington cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended Miss Lulu Williams,
the Young mans sweetheart, is hysterical
and is but slowly recovering from the
effects of the shooting She is not Injured
bodily. as the bullet fred at her struck q
roll OF her hair and did not touch her head
at all.
1t is matter of much just complaint
that the Street Commissioner permits the
large piles of fire brick for the gutter along
Bank street to remain on the pavement
These piles of brick have been left there
for some time now, and there is OF present
no sign that anything is to be done with
them. They not only are unsightly, bu'
also impede travel very much. The SIRE ct
Commissioner should make move in the
matter aud do something.
The Foraker meeting at Bellaire to-
night will draw big crowd from Bridge
port. The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheel
ing railroad will run an excursion train
down, which will return after the speak
ing is finished.
John Seidwitz. who was injured a week
OF so ago by Jumping from his engine, hes
almost recovered, and will 90 back to work
again on the O., L & w. railroad mex
Monday.
Rev. Sherman II. Doyle went through
town yesterday, en- r)ute to Allegheny,
whs1e he is attending the Western Theo'
logical Seminary.
A large number of Bridgeport people
sew the ball gone on the Island yesterday
afternoon. A good s'z.d crowd will &c
over again to-day.
Mr. Mathews Of the G, B. & Q rail
road, and Mr. Passavant. of the UniOn
Pacific, spent yesterday in the city.
General Manager Oscar Townsend look
I'd over the c., L & W. railroad and stop
ped of in Bridgeport for awhile.
+. w McIlvaue, ofNew Philadelphia, a
former fireman On the ST. Clsirsvile train,
is now back il his old position.
Mrs. Walter DArrah, Mrs. A. T. Nickel
vey and Miss L1lu Brown, OF st. Clairs-
vile, we're in town yesterday.
Rsv Thomss Balpb, D. D, was in town
Yesterday, and returned to his home in ST
Ciairevlle in the afternoon.
st. Clairsville rent down number Of
people yesterday, who attended the Island
ball game.
Time for receiving bids for the new
Catholic Church has been extended until
Saturday.
John Sideboltom, Superintendent of the
Belmont County In1rmsry, was here yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Will Watkins is lying dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever at his home in ihif
place.
Miss BunDie Hammer, of Germany, il
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Anthony Hammer.
Commissioner Morris Cope and wife have
returned from Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Bero, of Wheeling, is visiting heT
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Wilson.
Mrs. W. ]. Wright, of Pittsburg, is Wis
itiDg her sister, MIS-. Nolan.
J. o. House leaves to-day for Little
Rock, Ark, to visit friends.
Captain Lorenzo Danford, of st. Glars
Vile, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. D Mcdonald left yesterday morn
ing on trip to Pitisburg.
Two DRINKS were jagged by the police
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Jacob Snyder was in town yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10

BEEF CATTLR-The offerings this week are no
nearly Of as good general average as last wee
the tops being less numerous and rot as good
and other grades mora than The demand couiC
absorb. Trade was dull, and values fuly 10
per 100 pounds of from last week Our highes
quotation this week is 81 90, at which very few
changed hands, most sales being made at g 25i
IS per 100 pounds.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as fol
lows: Best beeves s. 75a4 %, those gen rally
rated first quality SO sos 70, medium OF good
fair quality 81 7js3 40, and ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows 81 00a2 50 per 100 pounds
OF the Cattle received 2 5s4 came from Virginia
is from Maryland. l68 from Kentucky and 39S
head Fl N Ohio. The receipts for the week were
1865 head, againt 1896 last week, and S,40s
head same reriod last year.
OF the offerings $40 head were sold TO Baltimore
butchers, 45S 10 country dealers, and 10 70
Eastern buyers Total sales for the week, sos
head, against ,0S) last week and ,5Sl head same
period last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-There is some falling of
in the receipts as compared with lat week, and
their quality is on y fair scarcely up to that Of
last Thursday There IS good demand for good
stock OF all kinds We quote butchers sheep
a shade higher at Ssf1scents per pound gross.
Lambs are not quite rs high aud are quoted at
4a554 cents per IOuud gross. Stock sheep sell at
S2l4 per head Receipts of sheep and lambs
Z his tpaar Qf-5 bpad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10

Grafton Accommodation 1880 p. m, daily.
Moundsviile Accomm odation, 1:l5 s. "a, and
l:i0 and $40 p. m, Except Sunday.
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MEN AND WOVEN OF NOTE,

SrELy.-HowaId Seely, the Brooklyn
author. has Just recovered from an attack
Of Intermittent fever He is said to be at
work on another novel.
UPPER Miss Milla F. Upper, grad
nate OF Cornell, who has accepted call
90 the pas,orate Of the Unitarian Church
az Ia Porte, is the only woman pastor IN
Indiana.
EDINBURGH.-The Duke OF Edinburgh
takes pleasure in repeating to his mother,
Qasen Victoria, the disagreeable comments
that the Emperor Of Russia has made upon
the recent marriage Of Princess Beatrice to
Lord Fife; and il seems that these senti-
men,s OF disspproval are fully shared by
the Empress Frederick.
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RIICHIE COUNTY NEWS.

An Interesting Budget of News
Matters.
Special ntgram 10 the Re0iSteT.
ELLENBORO, W. VA, October 7 TIE
suit for the POSSESSION of MARY Maud, F."
". K. CArmichseps bay pacing mare, an
account of which appeared exclusively in
be REGISTER, was decided by E:quire
Reed last Saturday in favor of Mr.. Car
michael, compelling the jockeys to retain
the horse tons rightful owner.
Circuit Court will convene at Harris
vile next Monday with Judge Jacobs on
the benc0. The first case on the docket is
the felony Indictment against Tom Hud-
kus for bombardi0g B. & o. passenger
train about three years ago.
Mr.. Phillip Sigler, an cd soldier and
prominent member Of the Masonic fralern-
ity, died al his home in PenDsbOrO last
Saturday. Mr.. Sigler WAS buried By hi;
lodge on Sunday, the funeral being largely
attended.
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

CRAWFORD HEIGHTS Is THE NAME given
- to plat OF land containing about forty
acres. situated on the hili bsck nj the Ktna and
standard Iron works.
The IN vary in lie from half an sore TO four
acres, and viii he sold singly or In blocks
Some of the property is already in vines, and
all Of 1t is well adapted 10 the growing OF fruit
and berries
The ocaiion, while near the mills, iac'orit'
ana railroads IN the valley, is yet above and ot
yOnd Their smoke, noise, and other disagreeablC
features.
1t Is healthful, affords fine view OF river ard
the surrounding country and admirably COM
b'nes the advantages OF town and country.
No more d, sirable location for private resi-
dences can be found
The propel ty will be sold at reasonable prices
and on easy terms.
For mrther particulars inquire Of
+. T. HOWELL, Bridgeport, o.
ABRAM LASH, Harun's Ferry, o.
J. J. HOLLONAY list = att Bank Bridgeport
w. Y. GRAHAM. a. Office OF STANDARD Iron Co
W. II. TALLMAN, at Office OF Ktna Iron and
Steel Company. Oc5eb
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Fed BY ALEPER.

American Lab,rers subj cted TO Disease
From a Chinese Cook.
NEW YOBK, October S.-The Chinese
Colony in Mott street, and the deuizens Of
the Ialisn quarter in Mulberry street
were startled yesterday by a story which,
in tff.ct, meant that there was possibil-
i,y Of q lsprcsy plague in both places.
The story comes from San Francisco, and
states that Chin Dang, ChinamsD, had
arrived at that place from New York,
stricken with TIE dread malsdy.
Chin Durg for some months hsd been
employed, according 10 The San Francisco
story. rs cook for one Of the gangs Of mel
employed in the construction Of the new
Croton sQueduct.
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WOOL

WHEELING, TUESDAY, October S.
There is nothing doing in the local market
The past week has shown no change in the gen
eral situation OF the wool market The buyer
has the advantage of the seller, and prices re
main in his favor. During the past few weeks
the market has sof.ened very generally, and 1,
now more uniform than for some time.
Prices remain same as last eek as follows:
Fine fleece washed at SOC; nnwasbed one.
third Off medium washed SOa33c, medium un.
washed 20a25c; tub ". shed sOaSSo.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October S-wool-Msr.
ket quiet: prices unchanged; Territory woods in
improved dem nd Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 3la3iI5c: X 3ia
3S1Sc; medium S61%a3Sc; coarse 351laS7c: New
York. Michigan, Indiana and western fine or
xxx 29a3lc; medium 36a57c: coarse S5s36c: fine
washed delaine and XIX S2aS6c; medium washed
cOmbing and delaine S9t4lc coarse do S61Sa
3Sc Canada washer combing 32a34c; tub washed
S3aile medium unwashe1 combing and delaine
2s SOC; choice do 27A.s%c Montana l9al6c; Ter
ritOry l51za22c.
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WednesdnY. October lss9.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate,

10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Elk
| } eCuted To the undersigned by Isaac rnedekcr
and wife and Sarah Z. snede ker, dated ths ilrst
day Of January, 1881, aud recorded in Deed Of
Trust Book No H. page 3i9 records OF Ohio
county. West Virgi ia, will proceed TO sell, at
the front door Of me Court House Of said county,
at public outcry, on
Saturday. November I'd, 1889,
AT 10 O'Clock a ~, to the highest and best bid
der the valuable farm .ituGted in sgld county
~ miles from West Liberty and one half mile
from Potomac, adjoining lands OF Joseph
o Curtis, Johnston Garrison, Junius Curtls,
and others and now ana FOR many years IN
posses.inn OF ssid Isaac Snefeker, containing
two hundred acres, more or less, The same be.
ing made M and composer Of several I acts all
contiguous. acquired 0y said Snedekfr rs recited
in SAID trust deed substantially rs follows
The first and second tracts, containing, respec-
lively. 1872 acres, 30L poles, aud ~ acres u
rerches. on Castleman7s run, devised by will OF
Jacob snedeker he Third, containing acres,
2 roods. 2pOles, conveyed by deed OF VIM Pat
terson and Others. The fourth, 10 per hes, by
deed of YIN Cox and Others. The fith, 81 acres
50 poles Qess about IS acres subsequently SOLD
b. deed OF W. 3. Patterson. The sixth, II acres,
ll3 1910 perches by deed Of CLARK Criss and
wife. For a more particular description OF SAID
tracts. 80 making up and constituting the single
tract of about 300 acres 10 be sold, reference j,
her by maze % said trust deed.
Upon the property are hrst-Class Improvements
new two-story dwelling gooi barn and other out
building, and the whole Is IN tne state OF re
pair ana cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE One third, or so much
more as the purchaser may elect 70 pay, cash IN
hand on the day Of sale, and the remainder IL
two equal instalments, at one and Two years, re
spetuvely the purchaser giving notes therefor
with approved security, the title % be retained
until payment in null. JOHN 5. BEALL,
oca Trustee.
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Cincinnati Horse snd Mule Market.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
MHrrrrsa. TnEsnAY. Ootoh.

WHEELING, UksDA4, UtIODef y
The flour market is very firm, with an upward
tendency The arrivals Of wheat are sufficient
for immediate demands. The price remains the
same and the market is steady.
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from so to IS cents higher:
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood 81 10; In
paper 81 q per barrel.
GRAIN--Wheat per bushel No l, soc: No. 2 75c
corn per buShel 47e oats per bushel, 25aS0c.
FEED-Middlings per ton sl4 10; bran per tor
sl2 90: baled hay per ton sl2 90; loose hay S q
10 50 90 per ton.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. October 9-Petroleum opened
stesdy a. gS5z, and afer a slight gain
the price saggsd off TO 9S3E the market closing
steady Al 9s%. sales 345 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Pa. October 9-P-troloum opened
99c; highest 99Ec; lowest 9Snc; closed 9s5ec
Sales us 600 barrels: clearances, $4,000 bar
rels: charters 079 barrels: shipments, 1871
barre Is; runs a lSj.
PTrTssuRs, PA, october petroleum, dul
but steady; opened 99c: closed 9S54c; highes
99iEc; lowest 9Stzc.
BRADFORD, PA, October O. Petroleum opened
99c; closed $50 highest 9914c; lowest $3.50
clearances 10000 barrels.
TITusvILLE PA, October 9-Petroleum open
ed es7sc: highest soc: lowest 9ssSe CLOSED
gssIc
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Good Business Property For Sale.

HOR sALE-A FULL LINE OF GENERAL
II MercngndiEe with store room fixtures and
with the same the rent OF rooms containing
same, embracing 4 convenient, larg and com
mOdious store room. Office ware rooms and &c o.
lars The location and surroundings being the
most desirable for mercantile purposgs IN the
State.
Ample fac lities for the extensive handling OF
grain and wool, being Immediately accessible to
switch track or B. q o. X. r., and the public
road, with large ware room equipped for those
purposes In best grain and wool surroundings
Store room has ample facilities for a business
OF thirty thousand collars per year. TOs tile an
estate Location. Burton, Wetzel County, w.
Va Also, full riggld Barrel Factory for sale.
A. V MCDONNELL,
7. J. BLACK,
oc3ra Administrators.
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ADefsct in Physiognomy.

Ms. Pdmus-That far-swsy look in
Mr.. Brsn,leigh's eyes is very fascinating,
Mrs S -cundus, and yet his face is disap-
pointing
Mrs. Secundus-Yss, Mrs. Primu' his
nose and mouth appear too near at hand
for the farawsy lock in his eyes. He
ought to wear strong glasses.
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The Little D-Arlinss.

A baby is a specimen OF human nature
uncontrolled by principle. Il Is beipg
OF fierce instincts with no morals IL Is
toe opinion of observant persons who have
studied babies from 3 philosophical stand
point hat, If their capacity for mischief
were equal to their ferOcity, they would
soon sxterminste the adults Of the human
lamiLN
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LACKING N POWER.

The Contractors or the Charleston Will
Suffer Penalty of $4,000
WASHINGTON, Octobsr Sin few day
the Bureaus OF Construction and Repair
end Engineering will have completed theil
calculation for the official report Of tins
trial of the Charleston and when that Ii
done the Navy Department will accept b
vessel. TIE contractors, the UniOn Iror
Works Company, Of San Francisco, vii
suffer a penalty OF $50, 600 for lack c
horse power, the contract calling for Z, OCl
AID but 200 being indicated.
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jill IMVItL u ' = , IVIlh hhUo.
MONDAY, october 7, 1889
SwINE-The srriyais this week have been
ample FIR the demand and the quslily IS fully
as good as last We X. Prices declined from 4 10
\. &c tpsrlb We uoe good hogs at 64sbHc,
with most sales at 6h461Sc per 10. net; common
rough hogs sell at 5a514c per h. Receipts Of hogs
this week 30 hend
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AMONG The JOKERs


Fond Mcthsr-How DO you like your
neW governess, Johnny?
Johnny-Oh, l like her ever so much.
"I'm SO glad my little boy has q nice
teacher az last
COB, she's awful nice. Sac says she
don't care whether I learn anything or
rot TO long as pop pays her salary. "
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co,tir and FaH.sa0

'No. George" che muttertd, as the
miserable youth knelt in a passionate
frenzy at her feet, ~ can never be yours. "
well Clara, he answered bitterly, ss
be rose quickly, you might at least told
me so BET 70 and saved me from baggiDg
these trousers
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBURG R. r.

Under schedule in eject Nay 18th, 1889 trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio Central Standard Time.
For Pittsburgh Chicago and Cleveland, $50 a.
m. For Pittsburgh, 1922 In. For Chicago and
Cleveland, l:l2 II. For Pittsburgh aud New
York 2:5 p m For Steubenyille, 1913 A. m.
Trains arrive ~ Bridgeport at 1853 a. m, lois A.
m, 1913 p. m, {.87 p. m, and 7:52 p m. On Sat
urdays only, for East Liverpool, ola ?. m, from
East Liverpool, ll:i2 p. N.
A. l.. WALLIEG, Ticket Agent,
u1y2O Brfdgeport Ohio
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 5s7 Per Cent.--Government
Dull and steady-stocks Higher-Flour
Steady and Unchanged-Whest Higher.

| Steaoy ana Unchanged-Whest Higher.
New YORK. October 9.-Money on call easier
at 5a7 per cent; last loan at per cent, closed
offered at 5 per cent; prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent; sterling exchange quiet at is2Ha
1861.
GovERNMEETs-Dull and steady.
tours, registered. III
tOurs, coupons. .......lN
F0urs-and'a-half Registered. 1862
Fours-and a-half, %
RACINE skies OF
srATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRo ADs-Dull; sales s74s,0O0.
SToCks-Ihe stock market today was much strong
er in zone than for any day during the past two
weeks and material advances were scored in all
the active stocks. Opening prices were a shade
higher than last night. a decline shortly fol-
lowed, in which Sugar became most prominent.
Before n, on Louisville & Nashville took the
Lad in an advance. followed by Western Union,
which was very favOTably influenced by the
annual report The news of the day was In the
main favorable. As the day wore along, the up
ward movement be- anne more proDoucced and
Sugar Trust became once more one of the leading
str Ing stocks. The market at the close was
active AID strong, at or near the best prices of
the day. The declines 10 night are very few in
number, and loss of &c in San Fran, isco pre-
ferred was the only one of importance, while
G. c. Q. st Louis is up ?, Louisville &
Nashville and Cotton OIL 1A, sugar "a axe
Erie & Western preferred and Oregon Transcon.
shares Quotations CLOSED bid as follows:
Adams Express l49: American Express III;
Canada Pacific 7O5E Central Pacific 3415; Chesa-
peake and Ohio 2i1s; preferred do firsts 6i54;
do seconds preferred az; Chicago and Alton
l27; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1851;
Delaware and Hudson ISL: Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1875; Denver and Rio
Grande III Erie 291s; preferred do 60; Fl
Wayne, l57; Illinois Central ll6; Lake shore,
9l Michigan Central, 9214; Minneapolis and
St Louis, 4; do preferred s: Missouri Pacific
725s Northern Pacific, 3214 do preferred AZ;
Chicago and Northwestern ll25s; do preferred,
li0l4; New York Central l06%: Oregon TranscOn-
tinental, 3Sl4; Pacific Mail, S21z Peoria ID. & (.
20l% Pittsburg, l5s: Pullman Palace Car, $50,
Reading i551; Rock Island 1907 st. Louis and San
Francisco, % do preferred 56l4 do first preferred,
lO7; st. Paul, NJ; do preferred III; St Paul,
Omaha. S3]9 do preferred, 9S; Texas Pacific,
~; Union Pacific, 645s; United States Express,
So; Western Union. S5's
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Through tickets snd baggage checked % III
points.
For rates and other information, address
FRED HUsEhKh, Trty. Pass. Ag'l,
wheeling w. Va.
VI. ROBINSON, GSDI PsEs Agelt.
Psrkcnburg y "
VIZ. OsR0RN. 3 7 A. pomernY. o.
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Gcsg5,c Htet'y MGiL

Mrs Muggins-Its a-raining and Mrs.
Goodsoul wants TO ~ home and have no
umbrella 20 lend her except my new
euinta one. Can't let her have your?
Mr.. Mnggins-HUdly, The only nm
bella I've got has her husband 3 name on
The handle.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made 10 me as Trustee, by K. 5. Taylor, and
Julia A. Taylor, his III e, the one dated Septem-
Der /, 1857 and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Ohio County, West Vir-
einia. in Deed OF Trust Book % psge IS. and the
other dated July Is, 1855 and recorded IN the
once Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
County, West Virginia, in Deed Of rust Book
q, page 2S6, will eel at publ c auction, on
Wednesday, October is, 1859.
commencing ut l0o'olock y. m, at the north front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio County, IN the
Cityof Wheeling. tn following property, 70 wit:
Lot numbered six (6) In square numbered one o.
OF Carroll aud BaEer's ADDITION 10 said city OF
Wheeling. and situated on the east side OF Nc
UolOch street in ssid city, together sith all the
buildings and sppurtensnces situate thereon or
belonging thereto, being the same property con-
yeyed 10 Robert :. Taylor by RudO ph A. Linde-
mnth and wife, by deed dated sep ember !. 1887.
TERMS OF SALE-Onethird cash or so much
moe as the purchaser my elect to pay, and the
balance in one and two years, with interest from
the Day OF sale, the purchaser to give his notes,
with GOOD security, f0rithe deferred payments,
and the legal title to be retained as further Sc
curly.
selling as Trustee, will convey only such title
rs Is vested IN me by sad deeds
EDGAR r. BOYD Trustee
" II HArTFR AuCtiOneer sepl6eAdsQ
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Hbreliu9 Re9istfr
6raueltrs' 6uidt.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
- EXPLANATION OP REFERENCE MARKS @DRily,
tSurday excepted MONDAY excepted. ssun-
day only Saturday excepted. saturday onTy
10 Meridian. Nay ~, 1883. Wheeling time,
which Is just one hour earlier than Central
Time.
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Leave Che CITY So 40 A. 70. snd run every hour
except Church Train AZ 9.l' p %. Leave Wheel
Ing Park al 500 mn and run every hour until
1000 o. "a. except Church Trains which viii
leave the Psrk az 9.l5 a. m. and Wheeling Al
il.l5 sn1 on, p. m g. HlR- CA,
snner lntendenL
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STEAMER BELLAIRI

STEAMER BELLAiRE-
Daily Trip. City Time-6.S5, SIS and uao a
m.. q 30. fal0 $50 p. N.
sunday rips aud 10 a. m; l.S0, $50 and $50
p. 10.
.ArHEaIING AND ELa GROVE RAILROAD
w on and after Monday, April %, lse9 lrSins
on the Wheeling aud Kim 6roys ksilro&d VII
-uu as follows.
Lave WheeIIng. ILeaves Wheeling Park
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Gar Rsnt

UNOR RENT-To GARDENERs-s, 10 or Is
II Acre Lots, near the city. Apply at once.
Inquire at this Office. se6e4dh
TOR RENT-FURNIsaEO FRONT ROOM,
II 10 one or two gentlemen. Terms moderate
References given and required. Address or call
at No III South Broadway Selsh