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New-York tribune., 1889-10-29
xDLCT SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. 81

WEST SHORE KAILKOAD' IN. ~ w., D: z; ~ y
Nmw m YORK as follows, and niteen minutes earlicr
S,1, sSSm loot Of Jayst N Chicago Det'Ot L9ndSn.
Ham HamltSs; JoE D. H. Toronto SO 5 Is p m
70, Soroda East, % l5 p. Niagara fals, syra-
MontsaL d nrncIpa Icrmediae stations, 315, 80 55
euSs o%cii % ss Is D. m Iand (a II 80 m. for Utica
o7ly? on . :5S caJ II 80 ard g 3 rs g sl5 m
Newburg trow 40 Io " ;55 m As AS p. m. Elegant
E. E, IN; Caf for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
SGsaSo Sa!s othSr trains daily except sundays Leave
jersey city n Station station al, ali 20 s M 50 81 4q p m
Eor eE:ts timetable. or inia4tion apply at Offices
New-York (lty-127l. 1903 7s5 and $40
ioog o. I5SLs Bowery. IL Park Place o. West 125th
fOaN ot shore stations foot OF West 4odst and foot
~ 81 s n r. westotrs LXpress calls for and cheeks
Egsaaaf oagsaf rnsssncer Agenb YandorbIltave. n. Y.
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Grand Central Station,

4TH.AVE. AND 42D-ST.. NEw-YoRK.
Largest and Passenger Station in America and
the only one in the city Of New-York
On and after October 20, 1889.
Trains will leave New-YOrk as follows:
rs A. NJ Saratoga Rochester and Montreal Express ps
tea via Delaware and Hudson. Passengers for points
Albany to drawing room car running through
point to 81. Adams.
THE SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
$50 A. H. The magnificent new Southwc Limited
for Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis and ST. Louis.
consisting Of combination library, smoking and cafe
sIaeplng.ear for Cincinnati dswlng room car for
Buffalo and tinng car Albany 70 Buffalo The entire
yestibuiod No extra charged
THE NEw-YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
o.5oA. NJ the famous Wagner YestibgIe NewYork and
nRcaT dining car drawing room ie.sectIon and private
Sleeping cars F for & Danz EGSss
Eikhart and Chicago, arriving at Chicago at $3.50 m
THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and
Rochester %agner sleeping car syEae1se to Geyelana
and cRfas een fsFSF saE nG GP
for SSS esFs @SS To
$3.50 T. H.. Albany, Troy and Utica Special with wsg-
800 r. W., Accommodating to Albany ana LToy, ION
point, on Fitc6barc r. Il. Wagner drawing room
New-York TO Albany.
THE FAST WESTERN EXPREss-MOsT POPULAR
THROUGH TRAIN IN AMERICA.
-. W. Fast Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Express
for Buffalo Niagara Falls, suspension Bdge Toronto,
cleveland Cincinnati. Indianapolis st. Louis, Detroit
and Chicago, with through wagner Vestl0ue sleeping
and dining cars.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL.
= 6sO p NJ. Adirondack Mountain, Montea! and Canaan
dagua Express. Wagner sleeping cars daily to Patts
hue also to Montreal via ROuse's Point, and via st.
Adams and 10 Syracuse and Csnandaigua daily, except
OF, " Fast Mail ndmed) arrives at Rochester at 40
a. m Buffalo 0 :35 Il. m, and Cleveland 20 D. m
FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR THE WEST.
.t1o p M Fast Night Express for Rochester. Buffalo.
NIAGARA Falls, Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati, 81. Louis
Dctroit and Chicago with through Wagner sleeping
cars daily Sleeping-cars 70 Ogdesburg va UucS 2nd
rtown, daily, except Saturdays and to Canandiigua
Io MInXi{:IIT for Saratoga and Adirondack Mountains
Wagner slo p.nF-cars t. Albany connects az Albany
with trains for the North and West There Is no con-
necton at Albany with this train leaving New-York
Saturday night.
RERKsUIRE HILLS, VIA nARLEM DIVISION.
amer drawing car through to Pitshed without
tpP p NJ. East Pittsaeld ana North Adams Special The
runs through Pittsfeld without change. Fast
TIcr.,s and space in drawing.roOm and sleeping
at Srpsa a Pae Cs west S 0s and ana ss
st station NewYork; S39 Washlngton;st, I20 Fulton
St. and 39s Bedfordaye; f. d. Br9okEEn' n.or,ro ,.o
hotoIs and resd ncas through to destination.
ho'eI3 T,a n"H daily Others daily except Sunday
tStop a f3Shst station TO take on passengers Tor the
NoflR JoIS irS N. SToUCEY, GEORGE II: DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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PACIFIC EXPRESS.

500 r. M-The scenic train for the West crosses thu
Aleghanes and through the COnemaUgh Valley in
the morning. Pullman Nestibule Buffet Sleeping Car.
YORK TO RoanoSe Via tho Shenandoah valley Con.
Regions Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday.
For Lebanon 700 a. M, 700 D: m and II :l9 night
For NorIl lstown, PhoeniXve P0ttstOwn and Reading.
8 100. ~ 700 a; M, 100, 800 and 80 p. m sun
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THE WE.TERN EXPRESS

$50 r. MThe popular evening for all points n
West Northwest and Southwest Pullman Vestbu
Sleeping Car New York ST. Louis, New.1Ork 10 Ch
sago, New.York % Cincinnati. NewYork TO Memph
NeW-foik u NewOrleaLs New Ork T. PittAJuTp, nj
sylvsna Railroad Dining Car New York Philsdelphi
lhrOugh every d1y Connects for Cleveland and 1oicd
light.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast Express Trains, VIA

BALTIMOKE, WASHINT I'm ,co
cINCINNATI 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
pHHILfTSMNN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Icsye NEW.YoRK, foot OF Li65 rty,st;, as follows:
For For 6cIRHHeGINNSATI cRHGINNSA L8S 20 = 20 gs %
For WASHINGT9Nso 40 "a M Is D. no. no. 90 D. n.y. n.y.
% Go' m' mdSgRR S2 r Sunday 20 M S0 2;so sl5
500 p m o6 at Chester and Wilmington except rs
p m ,ck,ts and Pullman Car Space call at B. o:
~. tI 6sices al 2G1 415 and LAO Broadway or at
'NcwYork Transfer Company VIII cah ior ana creek
baegage from hotel or Hsldencs1I,, &c n Scr-rr
j. T. L,I ODI 'Noraner Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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Gllsrellancons,

~ RUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 315 Pear
ID St.. opposite Peek Slip. lowest prices;
JOHN X. HOPPEB, Manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-29
STEAMBOATS,.

5teambolt5.
A -RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
- at Orttnns,tons (West PoLD. Cornwall, NewOuig.
datltgio MlllYH POughkeepsie aud Esopus oOnnectng
win lscr anu DeiaWaie stony Glove and Catskl Noun
tain lsalioals. The steamer ABGERTIES viii leave
Pier 40, loOI. OF WIST 10TH ST. every Tuesday and
ThuTsdoy ~ p m Saturdays az ! D. m
A oTR06 coy BOATS SARATOGA and CITY
~ OF Troy ieaYe Pier &C. n r. Cd pier above
Cnrstopher..s daily; except Saturday & D. M sunday
A IL FARES REDUCED VIA sToNTYC-
"A TON dL.INE1The or inside route Boston. "a; Proyi
Pie 80 Scebica E one block above canas. at D. nv
A ALBANi BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
- seamers DREW spd DEAN RICHMOND leave We
days exeepted.l Electric light In all rooms '' 'Sa
EALL RIVER LINE. Boston, So.
L FOR FIRST-CLASS LIMITED TICK FRS
PILGRIM leave Pier 2s y r.. foot OF Mnrfsy.st az ~
p. II. daily. sundays iaciufed Connection 6y tnneS
b0aI from Brooklyn az 80; Jersey City n m Con-
meneing November 4th steamers will New-York az
80 NJ.
RETURNING. uains connecting with steamers M Fall
River leave Boston week days at o. sundays az u m
steam heat in staterOOms. AN ORCHESTRA on each
steamer. Tickets and statefooms az prncipal
transfer and ticket onees. AZ o1ice Pier 25 and On
steamers
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Gearhcrs.

0farAcrs.
REST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
IA for ell branches. in all lOcaueS no charge TEACH
Il AVERY. American School Bureau West l''A,'I
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
DC. to Colleges schools and Families. Apply to
Ms. NJ. }. NOUNG-FULTON, IS Union square
4 BLE TEACHERS GovoInesses Tutors, Professors
o. eSsFgs M BEGo1 cacSe BarsaP sPofa is
Agency. 80 East 1lth,st Schools recommended.
A. Saa& .sss 1sa fss ets4S sasa M a.
CoYRIERE 81 L. 17,h-st.. bet 4th-ave and Broadway
A SMITH and a YASsAR College graduate desire les
Address NJ S. care MIRIAM CQYRlERE 81 East I7th.
ST., between 4th-aye ana Broadway.
ID RIVATE LESSONS IN English. French Latin; also.
in and near he city Classes for study q Be;: Auth
JACoT. 80 West 13oh-st. or 81 East 17th-st.
ID RIXATE TUITION. PREPARATION FOR COLI
s. Recommended by Rev DR.. Taylor. "a successful
teacher, en!ncnty guaiGed'
GCHERMERNOEN'S TEACHERs' AGENCY.
~ 8 f.as, iith.st X. 7. '-'''"'- 1000
" ISITING GOVERNESS.-A college graduate teaches
v French, German music. mathematics history, Eng.
Ssth-st. "'''
WANTED. LADY speaking French German tEpisco.
w paan as priuGipal ol church school goyerescs 10
roverDess Gentlemen Mahcmaecs ard ply sics II pos
rhlo, military tactics. MIRIAM COYElERE, 81 East
w ANTEED-Rc,degt lay t,schcr FOR spoken French
FIG sh; city visiting position. HESSE'S TEACHERS
AGENCY. 12 East 17li'-st
yNoMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU flor
both ses) supplies professors cachers governosses
musicians. housek,-pers companions. chaperones &C. to
colleges schools and 9nics also booSkeeper stenogrE
Miss c. L. WERNER 800 5thave.. New.York City.
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NlnslraI Jnstrrmeni

HlnslraI Jnstrrmf MS.
REMOVAL
WN. hhABE ~ co.
Rave removed 10 their new warefoomA
14S FIFTH AVENUE
near 20th-st.
A number Of slightly used grand, upright and square
pianos OF our mako which specially selected and used
BY artists OF the Metropoitan Opera House Company
during the past season win be sold a. liberal re-
ducton from regular pcea
New-York tribune., 1889-10-29

IiClIliIIH AtuUFEllE5.
LIEN DODWORTH. NO. 6s1 FIFTHAvE-.
n OPENS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH
Glass for Gentlemen VIII begin December %.
Private lessons at any time by appointments.
A LEXANDER MACGREGoRS. 1O6 West 55th.st-
n Now open for private lessons in dancing Glasses
begin Saturday October 20
A -CAETIERs DANCING ACADEMY. so 5th.ave
"a 9Th and l4th sts-Piivale and class lessons
an hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls TO let
~ GAEMO.-CLASst,s IN DANCING.
~ STANDARD HALL. 1.47O Broadway (42dst) aud
30 West Sjth-st--
~ ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55th-st-A scnoo
Il for Dancing, Department and Cal9thenic Exercises.
All lie new ana fashionable dances. Send FOR circular
II INICKERBOCRER CONSERVATORY, a. West 14th
IN st. thorough school for dancing and deportmont
WALTZ GUARANTEED; Chlldren's and Misses classes
Wedne.day and saturday Afternoon terms moderate !;
circulars.
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, master Of dancing has
lf1 returned from Furone Private classes speciality
5f3 1uavc. No circulars sent BY mall
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING G8 West 23d.
~ ST. Hosea Higgins. ernoon and evenl ng
classes per quarter "a lessons. -. WALTZ 6UARAN-
TftD. rive private lessons ~.
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nEN NMSYLVANIA
q RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway Of America!
DOUBLE TRACK! STEEL RAIIsi
STONE BALLAST AND STONE BRIDGES.
PROTECTED
INTERLOCKING SWITCH
AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Tho Scenic Line the West
AND TBE ROUTE
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED,
Tho Ideal Railway Train of the Nineteenth Csnturs.

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of Desbros.es ana
CortuDdt Sts., aGordina passengers Grand View Of
tho Harbor, The shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge Gov.
ernors Island, and the statue Of Liberty foIiows
On and after September 3Oth, 1889.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
900 A. M.-C0mposed exclusively Of Pullman Vestibuls
Drawlng ard state Room, Sleeping Dining, smolng and
obs srNati0n Cars, containing ladies' and Rentemens
bath-rooms, barber-shop library, and air he con.
ycnionces OF home Heated by steam and Lighted
by sationly and movable electric lights. The pioneer
6f It's class in the world. Through TO Cincinnati and
Chicago every day.
THE FAST LINE.
o. 9OOA VI. The morning all points in the
West. Pullman Nestbue Buffet Sleeping Car New.
York % ST Louis, Pullman Nestibule Buffet Parior Car
New York to Plttsbuig Pullman Sleeping Car, Altoona,
T. Chicago and Pttsbufg IN Cincinnati Cleveland, and
Toledo, Pennsylyania Haroa1 Dining Car Philadelphia q
Altoona and Pullman Dining Car Columbus tO St
Louis Train leaving Ncw-Yoik Saturday
through to Chicago, via Columbus Connects iO'
Cleveland daily, and for Wllliamsport, Lock Hayea.
and Toledo, except Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06

Ferry Terminal Railway through the city,
hes fOIce of men at work fixing up q
stone yard in the old foundry property on
Fret street. The O, L & W. people are
putting in q switch for his benefit.
Mrs. Thomas Cannon and her son left
yesterday for her former home in Ireland.
Mrs Gannon's husband died about year
ago, since which time she has been in des-
titute circumstances. Her Irish friends a
short time since raised her collection to
send her to her old home.
The Blue Grass Fishing Club will be
home to-day from their camp at Lacey
vile, near Csdiz, o The boys have had
= splendid time, and caught turtles enough
to last them all winter.
Mrs. George Robinson, formerly Of this
city, but now of st. Clairsville, is in Mt.
Vernon, Kucx county, o., visiting rela-
tives.
Edwin Oppelt and VIM. H. Schaeffer
went TO East Liverpool yesterday, where
Mr. Oppelt opens agrocery in a few days.
John Harlan, who has been the guest Of
Mr.. D. X. Allen, left yesterday for his
home in Loudonville, o.
August Krsstz and daughter left last
night over the B. & o. for AvOca, Ia, to
be gone several weeks.
The Elson Fishing Club returned on the
Ben Hur Saturday evening from camp
down the river.
Miss Carrie Wood and her nephew, Roy
Wood, left yesterday for Zoar, o., to epend
q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith leave in few
days for BrOva, o, where they will visit
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
MARTINS FERRY.

The article in the SUNDAY REGISTER,
calling the attention of the Board OF
School Directors and the texpayero to the
iuexpediercy of continuing the construc-
ton of the new school building in the
First ward in such close proximity to the
Martins Ferry Terminal Railway,
created great deal of talk
about the city yesterday. Your
correspondent to gain further information
as to the annoyance caused to the Occu-
pants Of school buildings by railways in
their vicinity, called upon several teachers
who have, in times gone bye, taught in the
little building near the Elsou glass works,
in the First ward. They oil agreed that
the railroad was a great nuisance. The
words of one will do for all: when
ever a train would pass. oil school work
bad to be suspended, and at all times the
windows were so begrimed with scot that
they would hardly admit enough light In
summer, when the windows were open,
the smoke would pour in and almost choke
the occupants of the rooms. To further
increase the annoyance, tbs smoke
is of peculiarly disagreeable
odor and causes Unlimited annoy
ance, to say nothing of the
noise of the trains" The building at the
Elson glass works is further removed
from the G. & P. tracks than
the new building will be from
tbs new road, and there is no doubt, with
the statements of thess teachers ss proof
positive, that the new building will not
be serviceable for the purpose for which it
is intended.
The City Council met ct 100 O'Clock
yesterday fer the purpose of opening pro-
possls for furnishing material sAd con-
structing sewer on Hanover and Sacond
sireets. The proposals were as follows:
@ {. Cochran & Co work complete, 1914. 10;
J. W. Lane, work completed, S491.OO; Gal
lagher & Rosser. work completed, S645 90;
T. K. Mccain & Son, ten-inch sewer pipe,
forty-two and half cents per foot; six
inch sewer pipe, twenty-five cents per foot;
excavation and back filling, twenty-five
cents per foot. Thos. Msloney, twenty
four and a half cents per running foot,
completed, SS77SO
TIE length of pipe to be laid is 1910
feet approximate. The contract was
awarded to Mr. Maloney, work to begin
on OF before August 18th and be com
p!eted within forty days. He gave bond
in the sun of $500.
On Sunday afternoon the following Off
GERS were elected by the Martins Ferry
Mcunerchor: President and Vice Director,
August Kraatz; Vice President, william
LipphaTdt; Corresponding Secretary, F. h.
Eek; Financial Secretary, A. Petz; Treas
urer. Edward Blumenberg. The foregoing
officers constitute the Board Of Trustees.
Contractor MaiOy, who has the work OF
building the sbutments of the Martins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06

hAlLkOADo- hcLlhts safes cl, 100 .uuU-
STOCKs-In the stock market to-day there was
only moderately active business throughout
the day, but 10 was much more evenly distrib-
uted than usual of late. and the tone OF the deal
ings remained positively strong from the opening
TO the close The indications are that the up
ward turn i due TO the increased movement In
grain, which mas set in with considerable vigor
The opening was made at advances of from . 10
~ per cent The early dealings were also mark
ed with a sharp upward spuit. All the active
stocks rose materially in the first hour both SD
gar and Lead scoring an advance. The market
Quieted down after 1 o'clock, but the upward
movement was continued but the trading be
came devoid OF feature beyond The sudden rise
In Manhattan from 92l2 to gj12 on what appear
ed 10 be INSIDE buying. The market, however,
closed quiet and steady, at abOnt the best prices
of the day The entire list is higher tonight.
Burlington rose ~, LSke Erie and Western pre-
ferred aud Missouri Pacific ~, St Paul ~, Big
Four, New Northwestern ana Lake Shore IL
each. Sales 22I367 shares. Quotations closed bid
as follows:
Adams EXPRESS 49, American Express ll6lS:
Canada Pacific 81; Central Pacific S3jl; Chesa-
peake and Ohio Z3IE: preferred do hrSts IS; do
seconds 80; Chicago and Alton 125; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 1889 ); Delaware and Hud-
son l4iN Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
l45H: Denver and Rio Grande l6; Erie 1876 do
preferred, 63 F. Wayne, l57; Illinois Central,
il419; Lake Shore, 1887; Michigan Central 81;
Minneapolis and st. Louis, 4: do preferred Slz
Missouri Pacific, 69H; Northern Pacific f9js;
do preferred 655A; Chicago and Northwestern,
1897; do preferred 1907; New York Central, l051%
Oregon Transcontinental, 3213 Pacific Mail, 34l{;
Peoria, d. & +, 2l3{ Pittsburg, l60; Pull
man Palace Car, 17g; Reading, 40; Rock
Island, 9715; st. Louis and San Francisco 2GIz
DO preferred sos; do first preferred, l9; ST.
Paul, 721s; do preferred lll19. St. Paul, Minneap.
oils and Manitoba, 8; st. Paul and Oma-
Union Pacific 81 = United States Express, 81
Western Union, S5H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
FOR THE FARMERS.
Agricultural News Fitted to the Season
OF the Year.

tasa +AHAa.H.f
Corn iu the glazing stage makes the best
fodder lieut. when the ear is bard the
stalk is then TO certain extent woody,
anC 81 cut yerg young, bsi0re the ears are
formed. the stalk aboUnds in water and Is
lacking .n nutrition. When the ear is
sbaut allied ard beginning to glsze the
cutting of the corn at that stage arrests the
ruriive elements in the stalk, and the
odder is then squal 10 hay, bsiDg fed to
stock with the ears on the stalk or cut up
IN a cutter.
An excellent mode Of Kidding animals OF
Eleis to add one quart Of kerosene TO ten
quarts of s0apsnds, and with hand spray
.r or rozzle Of any kind spray the emul-
sion on the animals Il will kill tha lice
and tie eggs. Athorough sprinkling With
potato water water 10 which potatoes
have been boiled will cause lice to leave,
but Will not Kill them.
Strawberry bsds that have not been kept
clean since the berries were of will be
quickly oysrlun by grass ana weeds. II
tss weeds are IN poss, ssion Of the beds they
nay be moved down. Gress viii be more
.d.fi.ult TO- remove, and tho best that can
be- done is i0 clean between the rows thor
ouga.y in order 20 allow room for the new
runners 20 root and grow.
To secure flowers successfully tie bushes
and vines must he kept in towering con-
di6on bT not allowing the flowers TO re-
main aud 10 10 seed. When a plant pro.
| iucss seed il has accomplished its object,
ana every seed pod formed Lessons the
rumber of alweia. All flowers should b,
cut o0 before they begin TO fade or change
color
Sheep are not profitable il kept % &
"side business - A hlck that is given the
y same attention that Is bestowed on Other
stock and kept az q business venture, vii
I pav a laraer prof for capital invested thar
\ spv other class Of stock, but sheep pay
\ best when bred for mutton rather than FOL
wool
When the branches Of the tomato vines
/ look SIS IL the leaves had been stripped Of
make q close sea7ch for the green worm
which is about two inches long and bali sr
ach I'M diameter. Uoless the worm IL
caught il. will eat up al the foliage, and
as Il is nearly Of the color Of the vines it Is
easily detected.
1t viii rot pay to attempt to farm with
fewer hosses than are really required. An
ovsrworked horse may be reduced in value
more than the sum that may be derived
from the crop he produces. Every farmer
should have a spare horse or two IN order
To- rest the hard workers, especially IN
summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
BR1DGEPORT

A boy named HOltzclaw, while gather
ire coal on the @, L. & W. embankment,
near the passenger station, yeste' day
afternoon, stepped on broken bottle aud
cut q deep gssh across the bottom OF MS
loot An artery Was severed and 1t WAS
si,h difficulty that the bleeding was
s.opped.
Tins horse and phaetOn which were the
property of the late Joseph Benner were
sold 20 auction yesterday. They were
purch SGD by Addison Thompson for S@SS'
Mss Flo YanPelt and her guest, Miss
Nregie WoodruG of Little Rock. AK,
sre visiting Mr. H. E. Wells, Louisville,
Ohio.
John Silebottom, Of the County Inhrm-
ary, was in the city yesterday on bust
uess.
John Very, who has been laid mp sick
for several days. is sgain able to be about
Thomas DlncaD returned yesterday
from a short visit in PlttsbuTg
MT Dandy, shipping clerk at the Stand
ard mill, ls quite sick.
a. Conaway was fned last evening for
drunkenness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06

way declare that Mr.. Elkins means to run
against William L. Wilson for Congress in
the Second District, and that is to he the
first step toward going to the United
States Senate-a prizs he intends to grasp,
il the West Virginia Legislature ever be-
comes Republican. Can he afford to neg
lect his CREST business Interests? No. He
doesn't intend to neglect them. A man
cannot devote his whole attention t. bust.
ness year in and year out Some men
like to read novels for diversion from busi-
ness csres. Mr.. Elkins prefers politics as
a diversion, and he generally manages to
make it mighty interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06
L. Consumption Ineurabls >

Read me following: Mr.. O. II. Morris,
Newark. Ark, says: Was down with
Ahscess of LUNG, and friends and pbysi-
cisus pronounced me As an lncurable Con-
spmDtive. Began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; am now on
my third bottle, and able to oversee the
work on 10Y farm. 1t is the finest medi-
cine eyer made"
Jesse SiiGSlewart, Dscatur, Ohio, says:
..,r.7 rot been Tor Dr.. Kings New Dis.
c5rs-v fo- CONSUMPTION would hsye s i
IN, ~ 7 ,,,g Troubles. Was given up by doc
.o-s Am now in best Of health Try
~ sample bottles free at Logan q To- {
drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-06

and feeders, 81 25aS IS: COWS, bulls and mixed
81 1913 co.; Texans, 81 75a3 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments 6,0O0
head; market steady; mixed 81 25a4 So; heavy
81 2Oa4 IS; light 81 25a4 65; sklps 50 50a4 50.
Sheep-Receipts 600 hesd: shipments ? 600
head; market steady; natives So 50a4 so; western
So coal Is; Texans So 5Oai Is; lambs 81 75a5 70
EAST LIBERTY. August 5-Cattle-Receipts
3,3i0 head; shipments 2,160 head; market steady
at lest weeks prices.
Hogs--Receipts $500 head; shipments 300
head; market firm; light Workers 81 5Oai 50;
medium and light Philadelphias 81 60a4 20;
heavy hogs 81 40a4 So
Sheep--Receipts 800 head: shipments, 300
head; market duh at last weeks prices.
CIECISEATI o.. August Hogs, firm; COM
mon and light So 75a4 60; packing and butchers
81 S5a4 90 Receipts, l,7s0 head; shipments, 20
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