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II ysu wake In the morning Win biW., taste n -
mouth coated tongue. perhaps headache. your liver 70
torpid. You need Cartcr's Little Liver Pills
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JAMES ALEXANDER CLARK

baltimore sept lG.-Jamr- Alexander Clark one OF
IN, b..know residents - this cly. did ufc''y at h'
horn. to-day Mr.. Clark was n.,I,e Of Bsnn"tc anu
Wa SEVENTY i've cid.
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The hair, when dressed regularly with BarIy's m:
copheos acquires s0nNss, nstre. Thickness vlsor ana
nexbity that wonderful IL Is the life blood OF the hair
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arHE soepAyr AT THE BOSTON THEATRE.

Boston. sept. l6 (speIalj.-"The Soudan." soonlc
,relodrama WAS produced " the RostOn Theatre to
night for the frs, time iu Amelca. before q large
audience.
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The Cambridge, 5th.avc. and 3Sdst. u pelaea moo&
hotel. modern improvements Cuisine unsufpesse&
LORENz REICH. Proprietor.
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Is there anything you want TO buy. hire sell
II So take look At the little Advertisements on the
ninth page Of The TRIBUNE this morning.
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Teachers. sten0grap piers typewritcrs coachmen. walt
ers cooks. gardeners, and 10 short. all classes OF
people. find It 10 their advantage TO use The Trbunes
columns Of short advertisements.
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Tho clever little advertisements on the ninth page
Of The Tribune minister TO all the commonplace WANTS
Of mankind.
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T. NJ.
Telephone I26 18th. Send for circular.
FstNblished 1879.
MRS M,ELRAl iOMkMADE PKESEERV "a "a
pKAkDlEU CANNED AND SplCED FRUITS AND
JkLLffS ~ - .nrc,.,rv
EverytAiry put UP IN glass and Kept unV au F%
EATH 1903 DcgraN ST.. DI ooklyn. y. \.
Made specially for Women,
Yet GOOD Tor ar CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS:
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Ieudauarters Veterans " the 9th REGIMENT. y Y
= NJ y. q. $ y. Y, SD N"w.ioih Volume" p. Ne"'
York sent, To- lsoo-Thr commandant r'rr"tfully An.
.uu. ia, death OF Admt1nt Horace Wan, hard Russ.
Member, are rcqu attend tn funeral in citizens
dress On WEDNESDAY, S,pt. l.. At O'Clock from ST. Anni
Church. lSth.>t.. jti.ayc
,iEO 4. HCNSEY. commanding
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Special Notlfes
F.fahliahrd 1919.

Carpet Cleaning.
T. NJ. 81 Ew Ar. 80 ,th.a'e.
hone. l26 18th. send for Circular.
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MRS. PARTING'T0N.
Her Pcrplcxitics, Prelicnmcnts and preli.
lcctlons Before nnd After IIer Return.
copyrighted. Al rights reserrod.)

copyrighted. Al rights rtserrci.)
| t..g CHAPTER TX. ,,. ,ns
The arrival Of tho Seven POLES, Capt
Petton brought with it a demand fo
Mrs. Partington's return, the next yoyag.
to DO "a witness in case, affecting bal
ance OF forty.nine dollars and seventeen
cents, against the estate OF the late Paul
harrington. This had long been in con.
troversy, till patience being spent II the
money wasn't, it had hardened into a
suit at law. A strong point in Mrs,
Partington's character was Justice, es.
pecially where her interest was con Germ.
cd, md sho resolved to return, rs pro.
posed. She was farther induced. on
being informod.by 81 that the money had
given ont by which she was enabled to
remain so long in retirement-the reader
having been left 10 wonder that she
should 80 long have remained with the
Halsford's, like q tooth extracted with.
out payin', the guilders for which had
been forthcoming.
ITO 60 before judicious body" said
Mrs. Partlngton to her hostess, "and tell
all you know irrespective Of the truth,
must be very imperturbable to the
the nerves, and would very much like
to see court in full possession" g y
"The bench is in session here now.n
replied her hostess. S,rr F5Ti'.
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VICTOR SAFETY 1880.
H. L. ROSE &c 60
Louisiana State Lottery,
I UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ Over n Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY,

Incorporated by the Legislature, for Educa.
s tionsi and Charitable purposes, and its fran.
eh nS made part Of tho present State Conssiu
''oh' IN 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
It's MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place bemI.an.
nually, Juno and December) and lis GRAM
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place In each O,
ne other ten months OF the year. and are ali
drawn IN public, at the Academy OF Music, New
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Z ""Banishcd at last with a threat To hang
me II I should return, And here 7 am,
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going home. but .devilish poor; and can
you loan me q bit Or two to get q bite Of

going home, but 'devilish poor; and chi
you loan me bit or two to get q bite o
something2 See?'' ~ "a. ?
"Well." said she, seriously, II an
sorry to see you In such an abstemiou.
condition, and am surprised that yor
should have treated 80 when all on boart
the vessel thought your humor so su
perilous." -,I it.7tE
"The treatment I received in connec
ton with the sDonnerblaat," said he
was superiluous, thank you for the word
-and ! could have dispensed with Il
altogether; but will you believe H.
ma'am, that when left tho people
gathered to escort me TO the line and
every vegetable raised in the place was
hurled after me, aud hit me, too-yams,
TANNERS, okroes, bananas, plantins--
too numerous TO mention, very good In
their place, but agreeable as missiles.
Can you accommodate me with q few
coins for immediate use?'' Dr. ar9lITiT
She felt deep down into her pocket,
and bringing certain coins 10 the sur.
lace she deposited them In his hand.
He thanked her, touched his hat and
moved on. I
The wedding OF May Halsiord was to
take place during the time left to her,
for which abe made a large wedding
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The servants came from far and near,
to bid good bye, and then quite a pro-
cession Of friends walked down to the
wharf to see them on board the Seven
Pollies, whose colors were hoisted in
honor Of the occasion. The trunk had
gone down previously upon dray.
swell, auntie," said Captain 81, as she
was helped on board, mo horses this
time-aush decks and plenty Of room
you are the only passenger and can have
the whole cabin to yourself" &7,' W.
The fasts wore loosened and the Seven
Pollies sped away with the wind abeam.
There was a great autter Of handker-
on the wharf, and Mrs. Partington, stand
ing alone at the stern rail, waved to the
distant autterers benediction with her
umbrella. Ike had seized white table
cloth from the cabin table and swung it
from the main rigging, and soon, the
dear ones lost to sight, the Seven Pollies
was alone on tho waters. :
sA s.gs sas
On the morning Of tho eighteenth day
the man stationed aloft sang out "Light
Flo" pilot was taken on board, and by
midnight the Seven Pollies was secured
at her berth at Rivertown. ii
.ai,,iz ~ lro NE CONTINUED. I.e.za H
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Real Estate,
FOR SALE.

Ten roomed brick house, fronting % iect Of
Two ar three dwellings. A good Investment, :
Five toomed house In good repair, ut 1855 South
Fiye Ioo,ied house. 81 North broadway, 81. 800
Avood ,ix roomed h0tsc. Kood location, 4.
Kentucky street, cheap--sl.1o0. aIssrl.I-'s
Three foomcd brick house, 70 Bouth Huron
street, ll,uo. AN.rr
4 new double brick house. VI and % North
Huron street, ContniDs natural and city gas
WIll ray 10 per cent ~ at Investment, 81, 7b0,
4 thrce.siory brick building, aoS Main street
Ten len roomcd brick house, 20 Eleventh street,
Unit farm, within sight OF this city, con.
tAnlnr nv acres, with all tho most productive
snI pSylus varieties Of fruits. Just III ihelr
pflnc. AtGgtrat bargain. Esq, 100
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Address Registered Letters con-
7A"7 tanning Currency to l.
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
F,TNN 80 .rT .rl-rrs.r. 7gH. Now 0r1cana In )
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House northeast corner OF Centre and Marshal]
streets, Fulton. ". Va. ,5gs ~ - "'
Desirable residence on National road, east Of
Flu Grove. Ground 9A acres. -
- Acre Farm at G!enn's Kun. VIII exchange
Tor city property. H--..- 1s
~ Acres 81 Land In Marshall county, W. Va,
VIII exchange Tor city property. 80
10. iCO Twelfth street.
10. 9lls Foil street. N.
No. -, Chapllnc street. ..... X
No. 2!iJ Min street. .-f
Northeast corner Of Main and Twenty.nrst
street. ~ -
NJ. ?G15 and 26oj Woods street. H." .paH
Many other bargains In Real Estate.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney and No
tAFy Public. No. 1912 Market Street feiO
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Trustees Sales,
TRUSTEES SALE,

L -f.I n. 81 ~
Ny virtue Of decd Of trust to nc made by
John Dumas and Cuthatinc Dumas, his vile.
dated The 10th day OF December, A. D., 1879, and
cog!t of.0hlo county, West vrigiuln. In Deed
Of, Trust Book No. -. folio io7, will offer Tor
,a!e oil - 60.
SATURDAY, MARCH ao..A. D. 1890,
commencing nt 10 O'Clock q. H., ut the front
Goot OF The Court House OF Ohio County, the fol.
lo"lnS described property. io.wlt: Ono leather
Top pinet0n, made by Donaldson, Lewis / Co,
ION, made by Donaldson, Lewis d Co., trimmed
WIN g,cen cloth: ono leather top phae.
lon, made By David Kuli, Jr., K Co, trimmed
win green cloth; one leather top phReton,
iaowh as L"nge's old one, trimmed III brown
r:olh; one canopy topped .phaeton. trimmed In
hlle cloth: one twoseatcd cutuuder canopy
lop sn.ry, Donaldson, Lewis d Co. make, trim.
meal with green cloth; one two.heated cutundcr
canopy top surry, ID. Kull Jr., T. Co.'s make;
9ne Berlin coach, trimmed In green cloth; one
MIHtn, trimmed In brown cloth one close hack,
llimlMtd In green cloth: one canopy top landau,
trimmed In leather; one three.scat swc I'll sic ri,
iSo,horsc: one swell cutter, one horse; one
io'l'ahd cutter, OnC,hoIse. Two spotted horses.
names John and Tommy; two black horses,
names nt'!.. John aud Kate; two bny horses, names
i n,,! aal' Tom; QUO bay horse, name George,
'ts h'' Au huhicf WV pOulGs,
POW mares: one spotted horse, name Dan; two
"a! "otscs At bethany, In pasture. tLangc's old
wv wv, one bay mare in pasture at -, named
SU'In' Two sets of hack harness; nine sets OF
NtSle h4tntss: two saddles and brides: lot OF
iosvs whips, etc. stable fixtures, two road
e ,a and I'LL personal property OF the parties Of
s Mv ast part IN and on the promises now used
" NH john Dumas rs livery stable, No, II
fourteenth street, Wheeling, West Va. fIuI
sall property, or so much thereof as shall be
mm"vssaFy to pny certain note Of tho said John
p ,s, payable 10 donaldson, Lewis & Co, 70,
!a Sm OF $50 y. with interest from Decembc,
S noS End the further sum OF $500. which may
HoM DC due or hereafter become due F. b
Mlse, from the said John and Catharlne Dumai
~ 9Susf The terms OF IL certain lease dated March
lkGAs OF SALE.-Cash IN hand on the day o.
%,v iot all sums not exceeding SioO. and al
purchases exceeding Tint sum, one.half cash
aHA residue on credit OF three months bur
Sn "a%, sirins note with approved security will
Interest from day OF sale. III -
leu IN DOVEVER Trustco s,
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Medical.
Health5iS Wealth

DR.. Z. c. wEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
hESr' guaranteed specific for Hysteria, DIzzi.
ness Msa ,Cconvulsions. Fits Nervous Neuralgia.
neaoache, Nervous Prostratiou caused lly the
Depression, softenipg OF tho Brain resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age Barrcnness Loss OF
rover IN either sex, Involuntary Losses and
brain; selt.abuse or over.induigencc. Each box
contains ono months treatment. slOO a box,
or 81 po1es Tor s. %, sent by mail prepaid on
receipt Of price. WEGUARANTEE SIX GOXES
US for six boxes, ACCOMPANIED win * o.. We We
VIII send The purchaser our written guarantee
70 refund the money II the treatment does not
eheGt cure Guarantees issued only by Nc.
lain !,l rb1K0TnERs, Druggists, Sole Agents. Nc.
Wheeling. W, Va, -. ,e2s.Irhstw
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
A. a.U. MRrksts. .NI,sa .HlE IIT

1 . .
NEW YoRx, Feb. 2i.-Money on cali ranged
from . 10 per cent, last loan 2 per cent
closed offered At por cont. Primo mercantll,
paper s>sst per cent. Sterling Exchange dull
but steady at As2h. Total sale, OF stocks wert
s60. o23 shares. N Nsf RID II. taH'lIl
The stock market wnmo active to-day than
for weeks past, and tho increase OF business wa,
| made Mt tho expense OF values more Of the active
stocks showing material losses Rs the decline be.
gan. Several heavy drives were made against
| the list, and every one had the effect OF bring.
ing down quotation. New England, Burlins.
ton 4 Quincy and tho Trusts came III for Tho
bulk OF tho pressure 10 day, but In Rock Island
hero was every evidence OF liberal covering Of
shorts under cover OF tho weakness In the Hcf.
cral list. The stock was less active than usual
OF late. but Its fluctuations were on much
smaller scale and it, price was ttubb0rnly main.
tslned throughout tho day. ,I7T : NT'H'
Tho strong features OK the market were the
coal stocks, which were held firm on compare.
lively small transactions, though they yielded
hljghtly TO the last drive In tho last hour, Ten.
ncSsce Coal. after rally from It's depression Of
yesterday, made q drop OF y per cent, Carrying
the preferred stock with It this time, but M
nauAl q portion OF tho loss was recovered later In
the day. The final rally In the last hour did not
last tho day out. aud the market closed active
aud weak al or near the lowest prices OF the day.
With the exceptions noted tho entlre active list
Ia lower, and Tennessee Coal was down per
cent, huntington aud sugar each X. Northwest
preferred !, and Jersey Central u per cent. n
Railroad bonds quiet: sales llIo7i, 900.
Government bonds have BE- cn..dull mud steady,
state bonds have been neglected, HHT - -
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vi brick house, % Eleventh street,
BUILDING LOTS.

10, J7ty,l?o. South Penn, west side, choice
;orAtlon si,2o: =
lot SliD, North Huron, old Fair grounds,
lot lOOxlO0. southeast corner Of Main and
Twrniy seventh streets, slsu0. IllI y
i0tnurthwcS. corner South York and Virginia
street {! 40. ~
lot IOIgO, North Front street, 6l,SO0. W,
lot GOxlOO. Fifteenth street, sl,lOJ.
Lot, on Eric street, old Fair grounds, 30xl20,
Lots Ia 2ano'S Orchard, from 500 up, accord.
lux To location. FaTUt
Lot JOylV0, south side Fourteenth street, near
school house, sl,iO. E..n w"Efa' -r 1 7
lot ll?II2J South Penn street, sl,25
Lot north side Fourteenth street, can build on
any part OF II, sIzc GQ1i20, $780, =
Farms, large and small. Great bargains III
West Virginia Wild lands. g.-,U :. :
Good IlocEs always on hand for sale.
G. o. SMITH,
ielf 1910 MAIN STREET
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R r
w On and after Monday, October Is. iss0
Trains Oh tho Wheeling d Elm Grove RAILROAD
will run as follows: IN - - '''' o"N
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! Whoa Dahy was rlck, NO rave her Castoria,
When shc was Child, sho cried for Castorla, I
Whoa sho became Hlsa, she chung 70 Castoria,
When Ihs had Children, she gayc them castor!a,


1 - y 1ts' 4. Il.
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Z The best salve in, the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all akin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures. piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
boz. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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Z, . .G<'zzfEg =
II &<<%

We tho undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot.
terlcs which may DO presented at our counters.
Z: n. WALMsLEY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
Pierre LANAUX, Ises. State National Bank.
4: BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARh kOHN, Pres. Union National BAnE.
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CISClSNATI, o.. Feb. ol.-Flonr easy. Whea
dull; No. rcd nc; receipts To- U bushels; ship
menn 800 bushels. Corn In fair demand; No.
mixed 3la3lhc. Oats dull; No. mixed 2sao3j%S &c
Rye dull: No. ., 45c. Pork steady at $40 IS. Lart
unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 ". Butte
quiet. Sugar steady. Eggs strong at sc. Chccst
strong. 20, Ir.s a..
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-on and after Nov. q, lsS9.-Ks.
day excepted. monday excepted. isaturday
excepted. sunday only. Saturday only
fsstcrn STANDARD time ~ 80 = -
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or NJ. a. DAUPHlN, Il .t7yg1,s7t & l. E'ss
Washington, D. C. 81 4
BY ordinary letter. containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex.
change, Draft or Postal Note, s.fs2y gT f -s.gz-i
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
aad protruding piles. Prizes Soc. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. Daw !,
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:. syMrToXs-Molsture: Intense itching and
6tlnging; most at night: worse by scratching,
II allowed to continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
BwAYNE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and In most cases 70.
moves tho tumors. AtdruEgists, OF BY mail, for
10 cents. Dr.. SwRyne & Son, PHILADELPHIA. -
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~, ny Virtue OF n deed OF trust made by Mary
; "a acho!s and Joshua $. Echols, her husband
rSNs! In the office OF the Clerk OF The County
oSr,S ior Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Decd
Tow ,uSl BOOK No. Is page Is, will sell at tho
an uoos OF The Court House Of said county
co saturday. tho lst DAY Of MARCH, 1890,
ttSssasI1tsLcnS Al ~ O'Clock n. NJ, the following
described prnEctty: a certain tract or parcel O]
e 81 !ytnc and being situated near tho Town
~ ,t,sias;elph!a. In Ohio county, West Virginia
iiooS,aMMing niue arrcs, and bounded by lands o.
Nv winchester, Fred Beatty, John Sliger and
luz !itlG Is believed to DO perfect, but selling
me by .a!d deed OF trust, = - ''"f"".I1''
iEENs OF SALE-Cash, 49,. n !. n.
wuu WI. W. CowDEN, Trustee. :
". u. HALiEE, AuCtloncer. s'rars-' e feS.s
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The bats were soon subjugqted, and
things resumed their former quiet, but
Mrs. Partington had seen enough OF
court dignity, and moved away under the
green cotton umbrella. They passed on
through the market, q collection OF
booths, where, drinking glass Of ginger
beer at one Of them, was oneshe thought
she recognized. She pondered tho new
problem, until she heard him say that
though fortune was hard he could "grin
and bare it." and she remembered the
"!Donnerblaat" man Of the Seven Pollies!
Hewore, apparently, the same clothing
in which she had formerly known him,
but it was darned in places and far from
clean, his Panama hat broken at the
crown, through which his hair protrud-
ed and his boots revealed battery Of
bare toes. e
s43"Ah b, Dame Partington /" exclaimed
he, recognizing her, extending hia hand.
Z She took it and awaited further COM
munication. 81 ~ 4
= "Had a hard time Of it." said he; "iun
at q discount among tho 'Dutchman.
Couldn't understand It. Knocked down
hundreds Of times for punning. Ridden
on rail for joking. i, Ran for my life
scores Of times. Every door closed
against me. Paper stopped on my &C.
count. ''i,,Glii iii 81 4
"Banishcd at last with a threat To hang
me II ! should return. And here am,
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nifty and propensity OF a court Of JUS
tice." - .=--2 +
~ mean the court" was the reply,
'they call it the bench here, and wifi
60 with you to the public building where
the court is held" ~
II thank you; you are very commodi-
ous," said Mrs. Partington. Il Z
The court had not come in when they
arrived, and they were admitted to the
spectators's seats though the form Of
Mrs. Darlington was recognized and there
was a debate among the officials as to
whether she should not have place
within the bar. y pa +
"Court?" was now heard, and three
judges in gowns and white horse-hair
wigs took their places, the counsellors,
also in gowns and wigs, taking their seats
within the bar; everything grand and
dignihed. Cases were called and given
to juries, old affairs were disposed o, uew
matters were called and solemnly assign.
ed, when, as one Of the judges had arisen
to give some formal opinion, a bat struck
him full in the face, and in moment the
room, which opened upon the corridor,
was full Of them. Justices, councillors,
witnesses and spectators jumped upon
their feet and rushed out.
When Mrs. Partington came in she
had spoken OF the beautiful "rotundity"
which SPAWNED the centre Of the build
ing, and here, for years had been the
home of myriads Of bats, which, for some
cause, had been dislodged on this bright
morning and were performing blind
race, dashing about in every direction
heller skelter, pro and con, to and fro, up
and demonstrating up things gener-
ally. The corridors were filled with
judges, jurors, solicitors, spectators, wit
nesses, beefeaters, tradesmen and bum
mcrs, all engaged in fighting the bats
that swept down upon them. 81. ss!t
Judges and lawyers swung their horse
hair wigs, jumping up and beating the
air, and Mrs. Partington, with her um.
brella, which she always carried to keep
of the SUMS rays, made spasmodic
dash, striking one OF the judges under
the car, knocking his wig of, revealing
q head as bald as a plate.
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CHOW to Curo All slin Disea.ea.,

Simply apply "SwAySE's OINTMENT" No IN.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on the face, hands. nose de-,
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
BY no other remedy. AK your druggist for
6WAYNE1 OINTMENT. ~ .ssl-E. TThSAW :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-22
nIctnls.

NEW York, Feb. 2l.-Plg iron steady; Amer.
lean 81! o0a20 90. Copper nominal: lake Feb.
ruhry sl4 u. Lead firm aud brIskcr;& domestic
. ss!!r Tin more active and easy; straits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-22
WOOL.
Piles, Pilcs, Piles.

NEw York, Feb. 2l.-Wool quiet and EASY
domestic fleece a,a3ic; pulled ata36c; Texas Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-22
Dry Goods,

New foEE. February 2l-Thcrc was no change
Or new feature as regards tho market for dry
goods. business was fair In view OF tho holiday
tomorrow. Supplies are generally light and