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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06
BKLLAIRE.

Yesterday morning while George Ha
thorn was crossing the B. q o. railroad
tack near the Lintern Glcbe Works. q
yard engine struck the wagon he was driv-
ng and totally demoished it. The horses
managed TO escape but Mr.. Hs,horne was
mixed up in tina wreck and received pain
mi irianss. He will be laid up for some
time.
Joseph Sonneborn and his sonin law,
II. Lipple, have gone Est to purchase
goods. Mr. Lipple will occupy the room
OOw used By the Atlantic Tea Company
April LIST with a stock of gents furnishing
goods.
Brooks Rom was the scene of a wedding
Tuesday evening. Joseph Davis was mar
ried 20 Miss Kennedy. Quite a crowd
was on hand to par axe of the refreshments
served after the wedding.
Henry Fitton and John Kincade hsve
leased the Eiysian Theatre and will con
,inue it as long as the lease holds good
The boys have several good attractions for
March and April.
Messrs. Boney steele & Bcidenstein have
decided not to erect an ice plant. The
cost of the plant they wanted was about
$500
Miss Louells Thompson, Of Gravel Hill,
bad narrow escape from serious injury
By falling down flight of stairs.
A son Of Mr.. Nsinman, who was killed
by B. x o. engine at Wheeling, works
at the Belmont Glass Works.
Chas Jewell, glassworker, was married
yesterday TO MISS Florence Fiizsersld, at
her home in Bsrnesville.
Persons hunting houses for rent should
visit the First ward. There are some va
cant houses down there.
Tue social of the Second Presbytt risn
Church, held at Mrs. BippsrS', Tuesday
night, realized over $40.
The dance of the Mercantile Club to-
night promises to be the largest event OF
the kind this season.
A gentleman named Gordon, a steel
worker, has hsgun the erection Of resi-
dence at Shady Side.
Harry McGregor will erect frame resi-
dencs on Gravel Hill nesr the Second Pres
byterisn Church.
Those interested in the road TO 90 out
McMahon's creek are still at work boom
ing the project
Henry Eoelling held the lucky number
"hich drew the watch CHANGED of by VIM.
Thomas.
Adam Kimple had two fingers mashed
while working at the Lantern Globe
Works.
The Fourth ward hose house, which was
damaged by fire, will ba repaired at once.
The W. r. Corps will present tie Sons
of Veterans with an elegant silk h,g
The window glass works failed to make
glass yesterday rs there Was no gas.
Miss Maggie Rinker left last night on
two mon:os' Wis to Minneapolis.
The price OF ice was probably fixed tee
soon by our friends in Wheeling
Nicholson & Ball have 6peaed their new
shoe store in the Fourth wsr6.
TIE building for the hook ard ladder
truck will at last be built.
Tee Qai1cy school closes to day with
treat to the scholars.
Ada Mcmillan is having his place Of
business fixed up.
The Devils Mine" will be presented
here ON the 11th.
George POotman ven; to Cambridge 10
visit friends.
The list Of pupils at night school is in
cressiug.
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BRIDGEPORT.
The Electric Contract Le,-No Water for
AwhlIe-Other Notes.

The Electric Contract Let-No Water for
AwhlIe-Other Notes.
Messrs. J. @. Dent, r. T. Howell and
George Mckee, the committee appointed
by Council to visit S;eubsnville, Ale
gheDy, PittsbuIg and Est Liverpool snd
secure information in reference TO water
rates paid in those ci!ies, returned and
made their report to the meeting of Coun-
Gil Tuesday evening. l. will be remem-
bered tina. Martins Ferry made a propo'
sit.oa TO furnish Bridgeport with water b.
metrs measurement, the city to pay ss
much per Thousand gallOna ss the commit
tee fouad YVES paid on an average in the
four towns visited. Bridgeport WAS TO Icy
and maiutsin its own mairs, and, of course,
do it's own collecting. Martins Ferry was
to DO nothing but furnish the water ard
charge. They thought the svirlge
would be about Is cents per thousand gal
Ions, while the committee figures it up at
cents per thousand, but they decided that
even at that rate the town would be bank
rupt in few years and Martins Ferry
would b. wallowiDg 10 wealth. Ard SO
there will be 10 meter system adopted by
the Bridgeport Council and Martins Fer
~ will have to come off the perch.
It is understood the Council would be IN
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WHEELING DAILY REGIsTER, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1890

NC; May 7S,4797Sc closing at 7s7S.: July 1913
a7715c, closing At 76Ssc. Corn, cash No. 2o1se;
March 2slkc: May .gi4c; July S0l4c. 0sts, cash
No 2, 2O14a2o,4c; March 29Ac; May 7lssc; June
Timothy Seed, at 81 IS. Mess Pork, cash and
March SO s0a9 s5: May $40 02IIal0 en- closing at
$40 OH; June SO 07HslO l7H, eloi.g at $40 10
Lard, cash and March SIS S71&a5 90; May % 80;
June IS OOa6 o. closing at s6 OF. Bulk Meats
short ribs 81 S5a4 %: short clear S. 25s5 49, shout
ders 81 20s4 25. Whisky, st 81 o.. Sugar cut
loaf 7a7Ssc; granulstet &c; standard &c
Butter steady and UNCHANGED. Eggs, at lte
Reeeipts-FlOur. is 90 barrels; wheat, 10000
bushels corn, Ssl 900 bushels: oats, 5000 bush
els; rye, 1000 bushels: barley, $500 bushels.
Shipments-Flour u coo barrels; wheat, 80 0O0
bushels corn, l27 900 bushels; oats, Isl 600 bush
els; rye. 9,ooo bushels; barley. 1900 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Flour, firm Wheat,
shsde lower; fair TO goot milling 75as2c; prime
10 fancy S5a9lc; No 2 red March slszas5l4c; April
ss%asic: May and June silas5hc. Corn, firm
No. low mixed 2Sc: No high mixed, 29Ic
No. 2 mixed March and April S555s4S51sc; May
white .955c; No white SOl4c; 40 2white March
2S31a291Ic. April 2sl S429c May 2s3Ea2sSsc; June
DC. Eggs quiet but steady; Pennsylvania fists
Nhc. keceipts--Fiour 400 barrels; wheat 8
GOD bushels; corn, e oC0 bushels; oats 10000
bushels Shipmenls-Wheat,ii 600 bushels; corn,
40 COO bushels: oats II 2 0 bushels
BALTIMORE, March 5.-wheai, western cull;
No. winter red spot and March sSI,s354c;
May siKs5c Corn, western steady; mixed tpot
S6aS6l Sc; March S554a35c; April SIC; May Sotsi
S6z &c; June S6kaS5Hc; July s7sS7sc; August
axe Oats uachs9ged Bye dull st SSa51 G
Butter steady. EGGS, firm at 1910. Coffee, firm
and strong; Rio POS ReeePs-Flour' 81 100 200
bushels; oats 900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels
Shipments Wheat 5000 bushels; corn, lbs, 400
bushels.
CINCINNATI. O.. March 5.-Cotton steady
middling. lO5sc. Flour, steady. Wheat, quiet; No
red 7Sc; receipts, 500 bushels; shipments, loo
bushsls. Corn firm; No. mixed S2aS21zc. Oats,
steady st 2i1Sc. Rye, firm; No 2 Acc, PORK,
quiet ct sl0771% Lsrj, easier at S. ss1s. Bulk
Mests and Bacon. steady. Whisky. steady st
81 o.. Butter, Sugar and Cheese, steady. Eggs,
firm at l2Hc.
TOLEDO March 5.-wheat weak and lower;
cash sJHsS1l+c; May SIC; July 7si4c; August
IKE. Corn. steady; cash and March 4l1sc:
May 4l1<c Cloverseed, dull; cash aud March
SO %; October s. %. Receipts Wheat, 24JO
bushels: corn IS OCO bushels oats, 400 bushels;
lovrrseed 400 bags Shipments-Wheat 5000
bushels corn Coos bushels; oats, 100 bushels;
cloyerseed, 1875 bags.
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\ DOLLAS WORTH $3.50.
rhs Long Looked.For and Much Sought
Piece Of silver Found.
50 pcaf pi0nsfr prfsg

A fact Of Rseat interest 20 numi'ma'ists
is the drdirg Of TIE missing 1904 silver
dollar. Olly fOus silver disks Of this date
we're ever put into circulation. and for
years The Whereabouts Of the fourth has
been eagerly searched for, the owners Of
the ether three being known. Or course
the limited number gave the silver quar-
ter a fancy price in the eyes OF coin col
lcciars, and they have been held at, rela-
lively speaking, enormous figures. Many
re5ple throughout the country have relig-
iously locked OF tie date CT every dollar
received il the hope II finding the valusble
dollar. A few days ago DR.. Eiward Wal
thsr walked toto the Commercial National
Ba-k and produced the sOugh.-ior piece.
He had found it IN the Southern part OF
me state, where it had rep1sed no one
kroEs how long IN the stocking OF Nor
weeiau. The doctor parted with $50 In
currency bills to obtain the Treasure; bot
ss ,be dolia- il listed By coin dealers 81
$3.50 be will hardly be loser By the ope'
ration. At present he announces . deter
mination to sespi', bat tbs temptations Of
ardent numismetis.s may came him to
change his mind. Bank officials state
tbs. there is no question Of its genuine
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WOOL
WHEELING. Tuesday, March Z.

WHEELING, Tuesday, March 4.
The market continues quiet and in buyers
favor It is general mystery that in the face
OF such dead drsg prices do not g, TO ! ieces
more than they do, instead Of slowly de-
clining as a, present The hand TO mouth pur-
chasing seems likely to continue indefinitely, or
until wools are so low that speculation sets In.
Present quo. atoms are a. follow:
Fine fleece washed az 29a3cc; unwashed one
third Off medium fleece washed S2aSSc; unwEsh-
ed 2Sa25c: tub washed 33sS5c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA March 4.-Wool--Mark dull
ard prices nominal. Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia XXX and above S3%a35c: DO. y 3ls
SEC: medium Ss3sc; c)are "a xaS6c; New York.
Michigan, Ind snaaud western hne or y snd Xxx
29a3lc; medium 36aS7e: coarse Silzz36c; fine
washed celaine Y and XX 3ia57c; medium
was ned comb ng and delaine S9ailc; coarse do.
35a36c; Canada washed combing aS5c; tub
washed choice 39si0c: fairS7a3S: coarse 22s4c;
medium unwss nd combing and delaine 2sa30c;
coarse do. 26a27c; Montana lsa25c; Territorial l5a
nc.
Boston. March --wool-Demand moderate srd
prices steady; good Ohio Y fleeces 3laSl15 Xxx
S3a33ISc; No S7a371zc: Michigan 2ya29l &c;
No, soc; No. comblDg 3sai0c; Ohio hue delaine
SIC; Michigan do SIC: Territory fine 56a5Sc; foe
medium 53a55c; medium 50s52c; Oregon, Cal
fornia and Texas dull. Pulled woods, super S0a
s5c. extra 2la2sc. Carpet wools, quiet.
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CINCINNATI Horse and Mule Market.
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. March Petroleum opened
steady at exc, and ,ii'r slight decline Il
e,lly trading moved up 70 95Ec. reaction FOL
lowed. on which the mark closed steady a
asite stock Exchange opened al 92kc; b gh
e.t 500: lowest 92J.c; closing at s31sc. Sale
az 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Pa . March Petroleum opened q
on. close I AZ orc: highest 95sc lowest ylJsc
-ales $500 barrels; iuIs 78.l5s barrels; CHAR
ter. 1850 barrels; shipments lOO,@J barrels.
PrrrsBuRG. Pa March 5-PerOleum opened
92Ss-: highest 5sc closed al g4,sc lowest s-c.
BRADFORD. PA. March 5.--Petrol cum opened a
q2i e; cl sed 9g1c. highest 9315c; lOTestai s2c
Clearances ssi 90 barrels.
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work is being done in the field on account
of the difficulty in hauling over the coun-
try roads, but the development. OF the Han
cock oil territory hss Just been begun.
Wells, here and there, have indicated the
riches underneath thu earth, but little Of
il comparatively has yet been brought
forth. The territory will undoubtedly
prove one Of the most productive in the
country. It's development will be pow
efful stimulus to the further growth Of this
floCrishing community.
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sArON THE KNIFE.
terrible Accident to Lady At Park
ar.burx

Terrible Accident to Lady At Park
ersburg.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March "a
Young son OF Mrs. Ashburn, who resides
ID Thirteenth street, left the workshop Of
Bentley & Gersing the other evening OF
quitting iime With a loag-bladsd knife
which ne hsd been using at his work in
biz pocket. WI ne retired ct night De
csrelssely threw his jAeke; containing the
knife, the blade Of which was four or tSe
inches long, upon the seat OF chair.
Alter Mrs. Ashburn got mp and built lire
in the morning she sat down upon the
chair and the long blade of the knife cut
a terrible cash, infiictiUg q dangerous
woucd. II 1t had gone quarter Of an
irch further it would have severed an
az ery ard the woman would have hled &c
te1;b Ia q few minutes.
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One From Each.

Barkeepsr-I notice that You have al
ways i've pennies for our glass Of beer ID
the morning.
Topsr-Yes.
"How Is it?'
Pm married man
'Weil?n
i have five children"
Yes
Each one has = little bank. Farther
explanation is unnecessary"
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wHKzLlys, TUESDAY, MaIcl

The market is in an unchanged condition
with nothing new TO report. Wheat is arriving
v,ry slowly. The following quotations are
wholesale. REAL prices being 50 70 % cents
higher. 49, O., ,,.,,l q IN. IN
~ ,rx--Wbest per bushel No. SOC; corn PEI
b,shel zoe: oats per bushel. 2sa3Oc
Performances per ton 81 0oal6 %; ban pei
ton ID oOal6 co. baled hay per ton sI- W. ioose
hay 81 % 10 S. 90 per ton
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Good ~ a COst-af- Arms.

NtN AHIN NcfNNs
Irate Customer-Sse here That suit OF
clothes | bought Of you yesterday is foil
OF nOth-holes.
Dssler-DAs ia all reeht, mine frisnt.
Moths nsfisr eat cotton, an ven ladies an
shentlemsas see dose holes dey knows you
wears oaly high-p,iced sll-vool goots.
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FOB HENT.
TRUSTEES SALE.

L
BE- virtue OF a Deed q Trust made by Emma
Stanley n william Prayer, tho undersigned, as
Trnstes dated January 49, 1889, and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Ohio
county. West Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book
No - Folio 6l9. / will sell at public auction at
the storage room corner OF Eleventh and Water
streets, IN the CITY Of Wheeling. W. Va. on
Thursday. March Is. 1890.
beginning al 10 clock a m, all the following
property, that is 10 say: S2I+ yards BruS ellis
i'arpet 20 yards Bru sells CarDet, 26I yards
BRUSSELS Carpet IA yards stair Carpet, Cham
Der Is, 2 Cotton Mattresses, Spring Mat
tresses. 2 Feather Pillows, ? Feather Bolstefs.
/ Folding Bed, 7l2 dozen Stair Plates. smyr.
ma Rugs, Mas, ! Bear Rug. BRUSSELS Rug, ?
stands, / Lounge, Plush Parlor Chairs. Rat
tan Chairs, Walnut Chairs, Dining Chslrs
tain Poles Wardrobe, 1 Marble Top Table, or
so much thereof A. may he necessary TO pay the
debt secu ed By said Deed OF Trust
Terms OF Saie-CAsh.
fellI wM. PRAGBR Trustee
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.
Daily Trip, City Time-6:S5, S:45 and ua5 a
m; $50. 40, $50 p. u.
Sunday lrip-S and 10 a. m; l:S0. $50 and $50
p. III.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON and after Monday. october 18th, lss9,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows:
Leave Wheeling Leave wheeling Park.
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where the a,toh Comes l..

C1rrtshipis sg 60 when the nights are long.
Ans the north wind is blowing fierce and
..rOug.
Ara the lamp In the pc l0r IS turned down low,
And the only light is The CRATES red glow,
And She {, close 10 your bJsOm pressed,
And She avs her al with = sigh on your
breast
ana 80 look In the depths % her lOvelt eyes,
That mirror the blue OF the nCOndav skies.
And YOU kiss her lips aud her diHpled chin
But marriage All. that's where the hitch comes
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FOR SALE.

TRN RooMED BRICK HOUSE on NORTH
l. Main street.
Building Lot 25xlSO feet on North Main street
EinerOomed Brick House, with all convent.
ences, on Market, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets.
Ten-roomed Brick House on Thirteenth street.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
tfCnnSuI lines

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicago
and Cleveland, 40 n. IN. For Pittsburgh, 1922
a. IN. For Chicago and Cleveland, i.l2 p m.
For PittsbuIg and New York. 25i p. m. For
S.eubenyille SOB a. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7.'3 a. m, lO.l
a. m, i2:2s D. m, 49, p. m. and 1852 p m.
On Saturdays only-For East Liverpool, GA p.
m. from East Liverpool, ll:lZ p. IN.
From Wheeling Station.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and 81.
Louis Railway, Panhandle Route, leave Wheel
ing, for steubenville Pittsburg and the East,
go n M, l2i5 D. m, 80 2. m, and SO p. m.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81.
Louis, go A. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago l2:i5 .. m. Trains arrive AZ Wheel
ing at $50 a. m, 1000 a. m, 2:i5 p m, and so
~ $50 D. m. run solid b. tween Wheeling aud
PittsbuTg. All trains caily except Sunday.
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Natures Kindness.

Il EasNV-
Teacher (promenading with his pnpil IN
the field -''Nlture's works are marvel
ous. " sxcisim, d the pupil. ayes, indeed, "
the teschsr replies; when Yen come to
think. fer example, that the humblest To-
sec. has its Latin nsme."
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FURs.
WHEELING. Tuesday, March

WHEELINd. Tuesday, March {.
The following price list is furnished by HorE-
heimer Br's Nos l4l7 Main and lil6 South
streets. There is little doing in the market
owing to the unse no II bic weather Of the past
few weeks
Mink-No. dark 4Oa60c; No. pale. SOa50c.
Muskrst-Pdme fall, l2alic; Raccoon, No. J.,
5Oa65c; No 2, 40a60c: No g. 25a40c; No. 4, l0a25c.
Skunk Black, 90casl 70; short stripe, 50a6Oc.
long stripe, 25aSOc; white, l0sl5c.
Grey Fox-No l. 75c.
Red Fox-No. /, 9Ocasl 2.
OppoSsum-No. l. l5a20c.
Bear-s3 00al2 10.
Sheep Pelts-25cal So
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STATES Dull and steady. .

RAILROADS act We; sales 81, 21lOO.
STOCKS The ock market, as far ss the gen
eral list is conc rnei, was just ~ dun and as
staguart as du ing the past week, but the heavy
[, aiding in Readln sn1 sugar refineries brought
the total up u a very Respectable figure Dun
eess and stsgnation mar. ed the opening this
morning an ! first prices were up per cent The
bears tried tleir hands upon western Union
at first, being still encouraged by the postal
Telegraph sch. ma. Western Union yielded
slowly, and when the pressure was lifted almost
all o! the feline was recovered. Reading, how
ever. was the great feature OF the day ana was
weak on a Hood of short sales, basel primarily
upon he dizziness of the anthracite coal trade
The general let was very lit affected by the
movements In the lea1t rs and the changes were
Insignificant as rule. The market finally
closed dull ana steady. Final changes OF note
include only losses of ~ in Reading, and Ia
IN Louisville ami Naahyile. with L rise OF IA IN
Sugar Refleries. Sales 267,ij0 shares. TrAns-
actions closed bid as follows
Adams Express 1872; American Express ll511;
Canada Pacific 7l1% Central Pacific 3212; Ches-
apeake and Ohio q: do first preferred 50; DO
secoud preferred 3SI; Chicago and Al on 1870;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1885; Della
ware and Hudson 1917: Delaware. I.acka-
wanna and Western l345s; Denver and Rio
Grande 1915 Erie Is; do preferred 3; Fort
Wa7ne 1873: Illinois Central III; Lake Shore
1917; Michigan Central 921l; Minneapolis aud y.
Louis 81 do preferred 2h; Missouri Pacific y;
0rthern PNscifc 800; do preferred Tx chi
cago and Northwestern 1855; do preferred lilh;
49, Pacific Mail S615; Peoria, d. * =. Is; Fits
burg 1871: Pullman Pslace Car 1909; Reading
}Giz Rock Island 90 ST. Louis and san Fran
cisco IS: do preferred IS; do first preferred -
81 Paul CO..; do preferred llS1S; y. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba Ill, st. Paul and
Omaha 3l;dO preferred 81; Texas Pacific lsA:
Union Pacific $50: United States Express 80;
Western Union 81
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wspt.a Chsnce to Reform.

First Maine Man GoiDg cut West, are
Won Badger? What Sia,e-DakOts?
Second Maine Msa-NOs much No
more prohibition States for me. mesn to
turn over new lesi, and be sober mso'
if can.
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Wealth

NETS Ve.rE ASD RgtIS TREAT-
... .us-in,. .d ,r.cil- for hy'ieriA, oizli-
wilson's. Fi-s. Nervous Neurals ga,
Nervous frl-,rs..-1l caused oy lle
...,ro. nr tobacco. Wakcflluess. Mental
.nrcr.ucof 8rl'n. rcsultirg On iu-
.t .I.r- t1 m -ery. decay and death
-..... H.f Age Harrcu1csS. Loss OF Power
r r.rrr. arg Losses and $ orua.
.- o..r-ercrfi0u OF the brain.
.- ...r..ni. grrce. Each box cCn-
-.-.. treatment 81 o0 4 box or SIX
.--...- $500 sea. ts mail prepaid on fecc pt
Wg GUARANTEE SIX BDXES
..,. Wl.h each order received
. .- ..r .,c.e accOmpanied ly 500. We
-. r.-..a-er our written guarantee
... Che treatment does ret
..r-e., issued only by McLAfN
.-s. sole Acelts. McLasu
u..s,. .l1 Iwel1l streets, Wheel
scIedNcC
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SUNDAYS:

SUNDAYS:
Leave the City AZ 500 8 N. and run every hour
until 600 p. m. Leave Wheeling Park al a. N.
and Tun every hOgr until 100 p. m. Except
Church Train, which will leave Park at 9:45 a
o. and City at l2:l5 and 9i5 p. m.
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent
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New YORK, March 5.-Pig iron, slow. Cop
per, nominal: lake March sl4 IS. Lead, firm:
domestic 50 Il. Tin, quiet and steady; straits
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Reeister
q auelers' 6uide

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
u EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: 'Dai-
~ f-undsy EXCEPTED. Monday excepted.
uncay excepted Saturday excepted. fSst-
urday only. rs Meridian. December lst, 1883.
wheeling time which is Just one hour earlier
tlun Central Time:
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO R.R.

Departure and arrival OF
Trains AZ Wheeling. East
ern time. Schedule In ef-
ect Nov. 2itb, lsS9.
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadel.
phia and New YORK. i:35
g. m. 2:5 and ll5O daily.
Cumberland Accommo.
dation. 80 a. N. daily,
Except SUNDAY.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, March 4

WHEELING, TUESDAY, March 4.
The cattle market is brisk this week. but there
Is no charge in prices. Messrs. Bayha 4 Dorsey
furnish the following quotations:
Catte-l coo TO ], 100 ana above, 31%aSj4c; soto
900 pounds 3a314c; 700 10 500 pounds 2h2hc.
Hogs-Market Flow at 354a3Nc.
Lambs-Lively at 5a51zc
Calvts-In good demand at ia5c.
Sheep-Ac i've at ia4%c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06

Grafton Accommodati0n, % p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 100 a. n, IL.
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$50 a. m. and l2.i5 p m. and llO5 p m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 5:S5 p. m. TX.
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, l2I5 p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 9'O5 a. m, *.
cept Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

When BABY v-s SICK We gave Ger Castoris
Theu she We Child, she cried for Castori''
When she became Mss. she clans 70 Castoris,
a,b.o sne,,>t s'oncrec shs cav the'c Is-stores
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06

Through tickep. and baggage checked 70 all
points.
For rates and other Information address
". J. ROBINSON. G. 7. a. PArkenburg.
A. J. DANDY, A. G. Z. A, Parkenburg
w. G. OSBORN, ;. I. A Pomeroy, ohio,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-06
Made That Way

Chicago Tines.
"Wbv will Smith lie so?"
"He doesn't mean to. "
"He doesa' ?'
"No; il's purely automstic."