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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-21
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY.
y In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, t0-wit.
March Rules 1889.
Elizabeth Holman and others
VS. In Chancery
Katherine Hoffman and others
The general object Of this suit is to procure a
partition among the parties entitled thereto, OF
certain real property situate In the city OF
Wheeling county Of Ohio and State of West Nir-
ginia add being described as follows. that Is 10
Main street in Jonathan Zanes Addition TO the
said city Of Wheeling called North Wheeling,
being thirty three feet OF the north halt of lot
number seventeen, which half lot was conveyed
to Conrad Hoffman in his life time by Thomas
Sweeney, executor &c by deed bearing date the
first day Of April 1856, and of record in the Office
Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio County,
aforesaid in Deed Book No. So page 2'6, and
further 10 procure a sale Of the said property for
the purpose OfpartitiOn, should partition thereof
in kind be found impracticable. And Il appear
defendants Katherine Holman and L0ttie Hoh-
mann arenon residents of the state OF West Viz
ginia il is ordered that the said Katherine HOh-
mann and the said Lotte Holman do appear
within one month after thu date OF the trst pub
LEGATION of this order, and 90 what isnecessery 20
protect their iuteres's herein. And IL is further
ordered that this order be published and posted
as required by law
witness John w. Mitchell. Clerk Of the said
Court at he Court House of said county, this ON
day OF March 1859. tO-Wit March Rules, 1859.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time March, 1879.
Attest JOHN w. MITCH ELL, Clerk.
Russell & Stifel, Solicitors for c0mplainants.
ma7Oawt
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MARTINS FERRY

The Telephone Co ia putting new
switch board and other apparatus, for the
accommodation of their patrons, IN the
central office in Commercial Block. The
telephone people say thst while all the
other towns ia this vicinity show a dimi-
mutton in the number of telephones used,
Martins Ferry shows quite marked In
crease
James H. Bremen will deliver talk TO
the pupils Of the high school and Others
who care to attend, On Friday afternoon,
on "Reminiscences snd Comparisons "
Mr.. Drsnnen is az old time schoOlmaster,
aEd can no doubt tell an interesting story.
William Moore, Jr., who wss so horribly
burned by an explosion Of fuel oil at the
Beaver Falls rolling mill a few months
ago, was able 10 come home yesterday.
Officer WesiWoOd Tan in two plain
DRINKS LIST night They were tunnel
men from over the river, and were hunt
ing place on Frat street 90 lie down.
Miss Oracle Cockayne is the guest of her
father, Mr.. T. T. Cockayne. Mrs.
Richard Colts gave very pleasant musical
social in honor Of her last evening.
James Gill, On old and we'll known citi-
zen Of Mt. Pleasant, died on Sunday
last, at Omaha, Neb., Of pneumonia.
Mr.. L. F. Kern, p route agent Of the
Adams Express Co., is the guest of his
relative, Sir. Jemes W. Gather.
S D. Garden, State Secretary of the Y.
M. Q A., held an interesting meeting Of
that Organization lsst night.
Ed HumphIevine hiss resigned his posi-
ion with his brother Harry, and gone to
work for L Pracht
The dite Society of the L. P. Church
met at the home of Miss Edith McKim
last evening.
Frank P. WOodmansee, of the Hotel Nc.
COnville, Of Steubenvill, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Annie Ralston was taken suddenly
i'll while teaching gchoOl at Bridgeport
yesterday.
Mr. George Madison returned last
night after a visit with friends in Mt
Pleasant
Mr.. Frank Mitchell, Of Nj. Pleasant, is
IN the city, the guest Of Mr.. James
Smith.
VIII n Thomas is in a rather serious
condition NJ his home on Hanover street.
Airs. o. F. ROdehaver, who he's been
quite i'll Tor seyersl weeks, is convalescent.
Mrs. Albert Dithridge, of New Brighton,
Pa, is the guest Of friends in this city.
Mrs. Bradley Smith, of Bridgeport, was
in the city yesterday calling on friends.
Geo. Spence, who has been laid up with
typhoid fever, is considerably better.
Col. Miller, of Miller & Mccain, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Aldridge left yesterday for
Maccmb, III
MIS- X G. Heslop is o. the sick list.
REYNOLDS, she Tailor, Fourth st.
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Quiet; Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 33s35c; X 32a33c; me-
dinm 37a39c; coarse 37a36c; Michigan aDd
Western fine or Xxx 30a31c; coarse 37a38c;
fine unwashed delaine X ana Xxx 36s38c;
unwashed cOmbing and delaine 41s421c;
coarse DO 39a40c; Canada washed comb.
ing 34aS53c; tub washed 35o42c; me.
diam unwashed combing and delaine Boa
BE; coarse do 29a3lc; Eastern Oregon 15a
23c; Valley Oregon 22a29c; New Mexico
and Colorado 15s20c.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County in the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun
ty, to-wit: March Rules 1889.
William B. Reid and Eliza Reid, infants, by theii
next friend, Mary /. Reid,
V.
Mary Ann Reid, Lizzie Prather and Samuel Pra'
Their her husband: Mary Jane Cochran and q.
". Cochran. her husband: Edward Reid, and
Edward Reid and George W Eckhart, as eX-
ecutors OF John Reid. deceased
~ CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is 20 annul, cancel and
set aside the alleged last will and testament OF
John Reid sr deceased, upon the grounds set
forth in the bill, that NJ the time OF executing
said will aud testament and FOR some time preNl-
GUS thereto, and aftcrward down % his, the SAID
John Reid ST. IS death, he was wanting IN Tesla
mentary capacity as also, that said alleged VIII
and testament was the result and product OF an
"undue influence" executed upon the mind OF
the said John Reid, ST., by certaiu o. his chill
dren Immediately around him. And IL appear
ing from an affidavit filed I'm the cau'e that Mary
Ann Reid, Lizzie Praihcr, Samuel Prather, Mary
Jane Cochran, and G. W. Cochran, five OF the
defendants in said suit. are nOn-resdenN OF the
State OF West Virginia 10 Is ordered that the SAID
Mary Ann Reid. Lizzie Prather, Samuel Prathef,
Mary Jane Cochran ana &. " Cochran, do APP
pear within one month after the date OF the htt
publication Of this order and do what Us neces-
sary 10 protect their interest herein u Is iurther
ordered that this order be published and posted
as required by law.
Witness. John " Mitchell Clerk Of our said
Court, at the Court House Of said county TINS ON
day OF March 1859. tO-wit. March Rules, 1889.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time March Z, lss9.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
W W. ARSETT, Solicitor for Complainant
mr7Oawt
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PETROLEUM.
New York.


NEW YORK, March 0-Petroleum-
Opened firm at cote, aud after a slight
decline in the esrly trading became strong
and advanced to 913c. Heavy realizing
then caused a slight reaction and the mar
ket closed firm at 9lic Sales, 1876, coo
barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, PA, March 20. Petroleum
Opened at sole; highest 9lsc; lowest
9OIc; closed at lie; sales l, 152 900 bar
rels; clearances. 1904, 0O0 barrels; ship
ments, 70, 1853 barrels; runs 56 800 barrels
r:ttsauSs
pITIsBURG. Pa, March 20 Petroleum
Fairly acsiYe and steady; opened at
9Oic; closed at 9lsc; highest 9lsc; lowest
cole.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, March 20 Petroleum
Opened at cote; closed at 91Bc; highest
91sc; lowest 905c; clearaucss 604, coo bar
rels.
Titusville.
TITUsVmLR, March 20.-Petroleum-
Opened at 9O5c; highest at 9lsc; lowest
soc; closed at 91Ic.
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A - Va ". DC . sIga Paintar.

HlrsliC Times.
7 have wondered q good many times how
many people in Warsaw remembered when
James whitcomb Riley vas 8 resident Of
tdst place. Tt ,yasin the spriog of 1873,
when I Yves residing medicine there and
Riley was in town filling an engagement,
OF engagements, painting window signs.
was handy a this sort of thing, and did
me ice jobs.
Later, with very def and cunning
hand he made drawings for his poems,
which were ss full Of artistic strength and
ousintness 90 his cold Swimmin' Hole' is
f1u of poetry. About this time the hdi-
qoirn printed some little things Of mine
picturesouely little, some of them from a
literary standpoint Bat, out Of charity or
10 encourage me, or get rid OF me, the
rhymes were printed, and one day Rhey
and i were talking shout them while he
was psinting a sign Of the boss lewelry
store near Mr.. Wynant's drug stors-
Ina kind. friendly way. he was tribe
envious Of my success in getting into pint,
and i rossd beside him while he painted
the 'ry0 in iewelry, as q person whose
literary standing was assured. When ne
had made marine blue period, he took on
his apron and we went over TO the Wright
House together 10 see little bit Of rhyme
which be said ne bad there. BE wanted
INV opinion and criticism On II, and as i
had more opinion and criticism to give
than anything else, was willing 10 ne.
stow it even on a sign-pointer. Riley read
t6epoem. 1t was called THE Argonaut'
and, inexperienced as / was, i kneW that
only poe ard @ genius could have writ
ten it. was unstinted in my praise, and
I I knew the Hoosier poet was born and was
only waiting the recognition Of the public,
I woich iu % few years 10 so magnihcently
81 muniiceutly gave.
After this episode an abiding and deep
700 ca friendship was the result. l have
met Sim since then, and have read about
Nh lie has ever written, but nothing evel
p.5a-ed me 30 much-no reading / have
ever heard of his-plsassd me as we'll a;
iost l,ile poem. ''The A1gonauf, ~ read
one raw spring d up in q cold room by 8
lcurtainles7 window in the Wright House
block S. b. MCMANUs
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SALES.


Sheep we're in fair demand at decline
of lc. Quotations, natives: Extra STAGE;
good 5s54c; medium 4{a5c; common Alta
45c; culls Blade. Kansas sheep: Extra ST
s54c good 4}a5c; medium 4ia42c; common
fade; culls 3434c
Lsmb9 were IN fair demand at decline
of 4c. We quote 4a7tc.
Hogs were active and firm; Western Ia
tic; State 6s63c.
Mich cows we're in moderate demand ct
$25s45 per head.
Fat cows were demoral zsd. and drovers
accepted almost any price offered. We
quote 13s3c.
Bologna cows, when q tale could be
made, brought from So to Sl4 per head.
Slippery cows were not wanted, even at
$l2a20 per head.
Mich calves we're inactive at 4s64c.
Dressed beeves were in fair demand at
5a64c.
0hiozGc
OHI1AaU, March 20-uHl;.t-leceipts
8 500 head; shipments 3. 500 head; market
steady; beeves 81 25a4 60; steers So GOA
4 90; sicokers and feeders 81 0Os3 20;
COWS, bulls and mixed 81 50a3 90; bulk
0Oa2 40; Texas cattle g 1888 25
Hogs-ReCeipts 10, 500 head; shipments
z 600 head; market slow and 5l10c lower;
heavy and mixed 81 5Os4 20; light 81 So
al 70; pigs 81 sOa4 80; skirs So OOs4 30.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
. 500 head; market stea y and weak; ns-
tiyes So 0045 10; western 81 40i4 20; lambs
81 5Oa6 CO.
East LiSsriy
EAST LIBERTY. March 2O-Osttle-Re-
ceipts 40 bead, rhipGnonto 100 hood
market steady; pine "a OOa4 10; fair ia
good So 25s3 70; common s. 50a3 90;
stockeIs 81 50a2 70; feeders So 00s3 70
Hogs-Receipts LOO head; shipments
1,6OO head; market fsi medium and
Pbiladelphiae S. OOs5 O5; heavy hogs
81 sOa4 80; pigs and Workers IS OO45 10.
Sheep Receipts and shipments 1,4OO
head; market dull; prime So OOa5 %; far
to good "a 25a4 60; common SO OOa3 90;
lambs So SOC so.
Cincinnati
JrrartHArJ. O., March 90 -rcgs-
Higher; common and light So s5s4 70;
packing ard butchers' $4 50s4 So; receipts
, 240 head; shipments 1,5l4 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, March ga very active
business was in progress throughout tie
week, the local demand being brisk, and
purchases for Eastern shipment especially
large. Good sound st OK of all
kinds sold freely at pretty fall prices
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union
Stock Yard stables we're as follows:
Driving horses, $125s2OO; Faddle horses,
S125a2O0; draft-hOrses, Sl40a200; street-car
horses, $1OOa125; Southern chunks $500
100. Mules, aged to years Is TO II
hands, $135s150; Is to 154 hands, $115a135;
144 to Is hands, $9Os115; II to IA! hands,
$75a90.
The following prices prevailed at the
Fifth street stables: Team horses, S165a
200; express do, $13Os165; streeters, 500
s13O; medium, S75a100; common, S4Oa7O
Mules, four TO seven years, sixteen TO
sixteen and half hands $145al65; do. fif-
teen to sixteen hands, S120a145; do
fourteen and half to fifteen hands, 500
s12O; do fourteen to fourteen and halt
hands, S9Oa1O0.
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BaItimora.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS !
MoNnAU hFav,k 10 1000

mONDAY, M2Tch 10, 1889
SwINE-There is fell supply of hogs
on the market this week IN excess of
more than 1,s00 head over last weeks
numbers. The general qu3lity compares
with that of last Mondays offerings.
Trade If reported as moderately fair, and
prices a shade higher than las. week, a
few rough hogs selling as low as 81 cent.
the better grades ranging up TO 81 cents,
with some extra western hogs a shade
higher; most sales at 6sa63 cents per ID
net Receipts this week 1885 head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE, March 18.
Arrivals of live stock at Claremont stock
yards via Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
the week ended March 17:-16O cars, con-
tanning 1,722 cattle, IS calves, 719 sheep,
$3.50 hogs, and 1875 horses.
Shipments TO New York, Philadelphia,
etc, 1,034 cattle, 22l sheep, 2,176 hogs,
and "a horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts this week
3, 544 head, against 3, 63S last week. Fair
to good hogs sold at So 40, and roughs at
81 80 per 100 lbs.
Philadelphia Live Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 19.-The
receipts Of live stock st the West Phil
adelphia and North Pennsylvania Drove
Yards were: For the week-Beeves,
$500 head; sheep, 1900 head; hogs,
$500 head. Previous week-Beeves, 3,20C
head; sheep, 5000 head; hogs, G, 500 head.
Beef Cattle The receipts were 700 head
less than last week, but supplies were
fully equal to requirements The market
oe Saturday opened dull, because of the
large supply of western dressed beet which
had been shipped here, and which Wat
disposed of at an extremely low figure
Butchers would moi buy more than fen
days' supply, as they argued that even al
the extremely low rates for live stock
they could not cut their cattle to meet
the competition of the Chicago beef deal
era. Quotations: Extra, 4!c; good, 4a4fc
medium, 34a33c; common 3a3ic.
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r. OUR, GRAIN AND FEED
HneaiinS

PsnesiinS
TUESDAY, March 10.
The -four market remains dull. Wheat
is also dull and is bringing 81 90 per bush
ell, with downward tendency, The fol-
lowing quotations are wholesale prices:
FLOUR AND GRAM-Choice family -four
in barrels S. 40 TO S. so; in sacks S. p to
S. 80; middlings per ton $40 90; bran per
ton $50 copper 100 pounds, 81. Rye
brings SOC per bushel.
FBED-Corn per bushel, new 42a45c;
oats 3Oa35c; baled hay per ton Sl6 GOA
Is 90. Loose hay is bringing SIS 90 per
ton
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UNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County In the Circuit Court for OHIO Coun-
~, to wit. March Rules. 1889.
John W. Beltz and John Fading late partners
as Betz & Flading.
VS..
Frederick Bberwein, Joanna Eberwein, hiswife;
Stifel II, NJ. Russell, trustee u. 3. Dove
ner trustee and assignee; Henry Blumenburg,
assignee; Peoples Bank OF Wheeling. &. ID.
Hubbard, survivor Of himself aud II. b Hub.
bard deceased, late partners as II. b. Hubbard
Il Company; William II Robinson Minute
Eberwen, and Armstrong, COen d Co.. VINO
sue IN their firm name
N CHANCEsY.
The object OF this suit is TO require tbs defend
ants, b. B. Dovener, trustee ana assignee ana
Henry Blumenburg, assignee, 70 account for the
plalnt and to enforce the lie1 OF the complain
ants Judgment for 81 ,93i So upon the proceeds OF
said trust sales and to subject the real estate and
personal property named i'm the bill 10 sale 20
satisfy liens set MP i'm said bill. And 10 appear
ing from an affidavit filed IN the cau.c that
Henry Blumenburg, one OF the defendants ia
said tuit. is a nonresident Of the state Of West
Virginia. Il is ordered that the said Henry Blu
menburg do appear within one month a.ter the
date of the first publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interests herein.
Witness John " Mitchell Clerk Of our said
Court at the Court House OF said county, this bth
day OF March. 1850, 10 wit. March kules, los9.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time March Z ls'Y.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
/. f. JoSEs and ]. p. ROGERS, Solicitors for Com
plaiuant mr1Oawt
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, March 10.
The market is reported in an improved
condition and stock is moving off nicely
For butter the demand is still heavy,
while the supply is rather scarce, espe-
cialIy for choice grades. The demand for
eggs is not so heavy aad is greatly ex-
ceeded by the supply; prices have dropped
several cents. The demand for all kinds
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, March 10.
There is no business in wool. The mar
kets both East and West remain Inactive.
Prices are mostly nominal but If custom
ers preeents himself be has the best of the
situation, as small concessions are granted
to effect sales. Stocks are very light and
this is the only fact which austains the
market. Prices are as follows:
Fine fleece, washed, 30s3lc; unwashed'
one-third off; medium washed 3Oa33c; IN
washed 23a24c; tub washed 32a35c.
PhiIa elphis.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19--Wool-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

sSoney 2a2 IL Per Cent.-GOvernments
Dull and steady-Stocks Hlgher-FlOur
Dull and UDchanged-Wheat Quiet.
NEW YORK, March 2O-MoDey on cali
easy at 2s24 per cent; closed offered at %
per cent; prime mercantile paper 4&a6t
per cent. sterling exchange dull bat steady
at 4S53a4884.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, March 10.
The cattle market this week il coed
With prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson u
Bavhs furnish the following quotations;
CATTLE. 600 to 100 lbs atOck 3ts3tc
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1rbeeIin9 8e9istrr
Trarelers' 6nide

4 RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ kNpLkNATI3N or REFERENCE Marks. +Daiiy,
sunday excepted. tNonday excepted sun
tay only. saturday excepted saturday only.
30 Meridian February no. lso9. Wheeling
time. which IS just one hour earlier than Central
IIfnce
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imBno, March 2O.-wheas-Aetive
and steady: cash 9Oa94c; May s9ic; June
s9}c; July s5ic; August s4c. OoFn-Duli
but stead 3; cash 33ic. Oats Quiet; No ?
white &c. Glover Ssed-Duil; cash, and
March So 80.
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I..Hhn kAIlkoAn.

5sualr8 and Zsuesvllls throagh passenger ,Esio
ssvas Bell afro st S30s. 10, arrives B2llaiIs
$50 p. n.
#0Odsdalt pssssuy ger .rslu leaves bolsr3
400 %. rl. nrrlves az Bellaire az S.2o 8. 10.
ero,ruarTrIt Accommodation leaves Boil sig
Il.l5 n ~. arrives at Beiialrs at ll'32 3. IN.
All trains daily except SuudfY. fie1tsss san
srd riu3 rom Belaire
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Through tickets and baggage checked % all
points.
For rates and other information, address
FRED HUskMhh, 1rHy. PAS. AgL
wheeling - We
". = ROBINSON, GCn'l Pas AgonL
parker.nlrg.
W II. OSBORN. : r. A.. POmeroy. o.
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Leave Che City at 500 a. ID. and run every hour
urtI 9l5p m. Leave Wheeling Park az 900 q.
r- and r1n every h0ur until 1000 p. IN. Except
Church Train VIII leav Park az 9.i5 q IN. and
OI.y af 1915 %. m. @. HlArCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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Time Tabletsking eject February 10. 1919 F-s.
sengeI trains will run ~ folloWs-Coutral Tine,
All trains daily except those marked thusi
which do not run on SUNDAY.
SOUTH BOUND. INo.5tiNo. 5INoStiyC
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naYELANp & PITTBURg ). D

I $3.50 '''''''''' - p 81 =
Cndst pohednls i1 ei5Ct FEB. l0lh 1879 trains
Leave Bridgeport Ohio, Central 5lsndan -e.
F0r Pittsburgh, Chicago Rnc Cleveland. H T.
10 For PittsburFt, 1928 m FoI Chicago sld
Cleveland l:07 r. n. OK Pittsburgh aad New
York s.29 D. n FOR Stouhanvile. GZ o.. m.
Tor Martins Fern, 5.t5 = m Train rrriFf o,
bridgeport a. 75S m. 1921 r.. r1., 1917
1876 = ST., gn0 IA pm.
A. j. TALiING, Ticket Agent
uorg Bridgeport. 0fin
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TsTTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND 81.
! LOUIS RAILWAY CO.,
Psn handle Routs) Undor schedule iu s1slt
Feb. 10th, 1889 trains leave wheeling, t-ll.t
otandsto -r'rnpi aesuNenviAAs, tfsstseFrFa ~
the East, 20 a M, 1875 p. ~, $40 o. 30 aud
$40 p m For Columbus Indianapolis C'l0ir-
uau and 81. Louis, $40 aud S4Op m orCoion
bus aud Chicago, 1l.l5 p. m. Trains Srl7u 80
VI hoelingGf $50 a n 1000 - ~ 245 p. 1f., ard
$40 p. N Trains leaving Al 60 d. m, aud I-
irving At $40 p m, run solid between hhcerg
and pittsburg AL trains daily, except Sunday
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.E- HEFIING AND EI& GROVE RAILROAl
's On and after Saturday, October lS, leoo
-sius on tho Wheeling snd Elm Grove Railroad
eriU -ru Ii. f-IOWg
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
TUESDAY, March 10.
Ginseng brings s. 10 per pound and the
market is strong.
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per b., ; 800 to 900 lbs. Babe. per h.; 700
to 800 lbs. 2a21c. per lb.
Hogs-Msrket active; 41a43c per IN.
Lsmbs-GoOd at Base per ID
Calyes-3s5c per ID.
Sheep 3a4!c per ID.
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CINCINNATI, O., March 2O.-COttOn-
Steady, quiet. Flour-Dull. Wheat
Steady; No. red csc; shipments 1000
bushels. Corn-ShoDg; NJ. 2 mixed 35c
Oats-Neglected Rye-Dull; No. 2 4Sc.
Pork-Firmer at $12 IS. Lard-Quiet at
SO 81. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Strong
ana unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 Oh.
Butter E3sieT; fancy Elgiu creamery pa
a3Oc; choice dairy roll false. S9gar-
Steady; hards 7ia9!c; yellows &c; New
Orleans raw 5la6c. Eggs-Weak and
lower at 1Oc. Cheese Steady.
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aIISTANG LINIEslEllT Nus TANG LINLNENT

CrRFs sWTNNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES IL MULES
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LINIMENT EiUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES RHEUMATISM BACK Should ALWAYS BE kEFI ID F
JOTTS HARD STABLE AND FAClOh1
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CURES FOOT ROT. sHOULDER-R0L
SCREW WORM AND SCAB IN SHEEP!
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Garriaars and 4naaies.

PHILAnELPHIA. March 19--WOoI-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

General fAsscnl
". NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager.