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and extends Into, the state u Pennsyl.
vania. There also exists 4 vein OF Has
coal three feet In thickness. The Free
port vein lies parallel with and abont lRO

coal three feet In thickness Il Tho Free
port vein lies parallel with and about l8(
feet below the ore bed. n The mining O
the coal is done on the stall and pillal
system. The main slope Is 1900 fee
deep, on the west side Of the bill, anc
runs eastwarlly. The coal Is hauled II
bogiea by mules To this slope, thence
drawn to the top OF the chute by an en-
CINE 4 situated in It with steel rope at.
tached. In the slope il q large pulling'i
Company pump, throwing a flve-inch
stream, keeping the mine clear Of water;
and at the mouth Of the slope are two
steel cylinder boilers, supplying steam
to the pump and hoisting engine, rs also
TO force-pump furnishing the necessary
water 10 the coke ovens 1000 feet below.
4 The Iron Valley railroad, which runs
through the property, was built by
George Hartman Tin 4 1913, but has
since been extended and greatly 4 i'm.
proved by Col. : Nemegyei. "a The frat
locomotive was Put on In 1903. =, It ia q
broad. gauge, hall OF which Ia laid with
steel rails and runs along Three Fork
creek, q distance OF three miles and q
quarter. 1t connects the furnace, ore
and coal mines with the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad at Hardman' siding. Z, In.
cludiug nwitches aud side tracks, II em.
braces about Ave miles OF rail. + 1t Is 4
chartered Institution, and permits Of OK.
tension to Morgantown. b ln present
rolling stock consists OF two locomotives.
two, gondolas, ton coke cars, two acton
ore dump and Ave iron cinder dump
cars. baltimore & Ohio cars are also
run over this road to the furnace, for
the purpose OF loading with the manu-.
iactured iron and hauling it to market.
nea,u.n suese improvements en 10 "a a'so
;; ~ ,r,.E!y BUSINESS n3use, oo oy Nv leet'
w. su,su ate !oya.eu genera ssose'
. "a'oso .,an anu oueae W sut paeui.
a,e "so ioc .h engIns mousse
~ ~. peIte. suop, tn.ee p'atxs n snops,
Sn,.s, noaas anu Mule stao!es' sfsln
J. .e". I soo noIse, reslueuSo .Jr
~; - s Snaa supelln.euueat tnree ooAtu
~ tous.aa W. c"p"s..y ~ SILKY guests
nu 'oaatosa uouo'e ANU s'n'y one sanHle
aouoee. nste 10 ellpaoy1ua
suI,"' ndpe,in.suuen. over 'ne WHO'S
~, "au uaIG, "v,huan Oyer eacn
IN sr;e,,s suo nlnes anu aoout
az , ,,,a.. morN nre ,etnpioyea some
~, w u Hnn anuooys' a Mn tnlr.y Of whom
e.. ..s;ain "a no olo MINERS re,
',o ,yi n ulnnR ~ cen.s PER ION, anu
na;d so oana. uine.S " tents. otaels are
Ihau aesosunE ~. W tne mofk; " Wnicn
or 1hnpoyeu.; q levat saw men
s,;a"s "s'eer sas,snea win 1helr slt-
lay a. are ,nias.hg gooa wages,
~ ~ u'eistsn.as aoGut we ~orks seems
800 .suou' =, tio 'o"ot ii'cs.on:
~ BASIC STEEL POSSIBLE. t1s5.
3IIt has been demonstrated that the
quality Of ore found in this locality rem.
lers it well adapted for the manufacture
u basic stcel.SS An analysis Of speci:
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~ Central Standard Time.
lHgnnSy |VanidljngS.


tg VI From Bridgeport Station. N
u Trains via the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail-
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
aud CLEVELAND, 400 4 n. For Pittsburgh, 1922
For Pittsburgh And New York ! a;:5a D. m. Fai
Steubenville. 1888 q. m. Etss' -, : !,
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7:6s 4. m, 1922
An; l2:B p: m. i:S ?. m, and 7:52 p. MI X.
On Saturdays on!y-For East Liverpool, ,6:l4
II FROM WHEELING STATION. ss5 II
Trains via the !Pithburgh. Cincinnati 4 al. {
Louis MISUNDERSTANDING Rsute-leaycWh eei.
Ing for sten6enville, pIt,sbuIEh aud tie Esst.
$40 a. "a, l2:t5 ?. M, $40 p. M, and $40 D. M
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis AID st. ST.
Louis, 6:0 an. and S:40p. m.7g For Coiutnbus
and Chicago, l2:4b p: m. Trains arrive ut Wheel.
Ing at $50 =. M. 1000 a. M. 2:45 p. m. and $50
p. M. Trains leaving at $40 q. 10. and arriving
at $40 p. M run solid between IWheellnr ana
Plttsburgh: Al trains daily except Sunday, 80
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|. FINANCE AND TRADE. /

Tbs Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets. & ~ 4 Il
NV YoRK. Jan. 7.-Money on call easy.
ranging from * to per cent; last loan per cent
closed offered at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper s55ta7h per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet
but firm at - soha4 si1t. Sales Of stocks $40,
shares. rs i.I Il
4. The stock market was extremely narrow TO.
day, but It waa more active than for many days
past, owing 10 the dead set made BY the bearH 1T
the coal stocts. especially at the Reading stock
and Income bonds. In these properties, with
the addition OF Missouri Pacific, st. Paul Chi
cA.o Gas and Sugar retlueritR, about three
quarters Of the entire business OF the day was
transacted. The rest OF the market was dull and
without feature. though generally heavy in
sylnpaihy with the leaders. The opoc Ing was at
= decline. n Among tho specialtes there were
rome upward movements. chief among which
was that In Tennessee Coal. which left OIL irac.
tionally higher shan last evening. In tho after.
moor the: covering OF Lackawantia gave a de-
c!dedly better tone to the market, but later the
dscline was resumed and closed quiet but heavy
At fractional losses In most cases. The regular
list. with but few EXCEPTIONS Is; lower tonight,
xnd while Chtea4o Gas Ii up Sugar 10 down ".
folk 4 Western preferred and 81: Paul per cent.
Railroad bonds firm; sales 81, SS9 700.
Government aud State bonds dull aud steady
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TRUSTEES SALE. 3 3;g;s=:;;;

/ 'NGo4LE . Oh LIZ. ~
by virtue Of deed OF trust made by Charles
He,ltes md RosNllienter,$ his wife. TO .me as
trustee, dated Juue $, 1881 recorded In the office
Of the Clerk OF the County Court for Ohio Coun.
y, IVES, Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No. 16,
Isse ~ willsell vt publ 10 auction At the front
doos OF the Court House of said county, on fss
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY oi'JANuARY. 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock ~ nj, the following
property, tina. is to say: Tho northern one.
fourth OF LOT numbered thtriy.thrce fronting on
me west side OF Market street between sixth
ansevenIh streets, liz Jonathan Zane'S addition
10 the city Of Wheeling. ~ gs 20
The i!,lei believed 10 DO perfect. but selling
MUnstec will convey only the tito vested In
me " said deed Of trust.
TERMS op 5ALE-one.thtrd and az much more
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
o. SAFE, the balance III two equal installments III
one Anu two years, notes bearing interest from
nent II. II. JsWIt:OND EN. Trustee, 81
WI. HAiLER, Auction a'1s t46tHS dclS y
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81 North Of the furnace about 200 yards,
and connected with by railroad; is
located a modern roasting kiln Sof four
ovens, 5with5a capacity Of from $50 to
800 tons Of raw ore per day. Connect.
ing this kiln with, the mouth Of the ORC
nineis an incline plane Of 700 feet long
and OF an inclination OF twenty-five de.
grees. worked by gravity on which tho
ore is run in cars from the mine down
totthe platform behind the kim Two
miles south Of the furnace, and connect
cd with.it byirailroad, are situated fifty.
one beehive coke ovens, Of twelve feet
diameter each, where is lnnufactured IA
coke ofsuperior quality. and the whole
amount necessary for the reduction Of
the ore at the furnace. Running at its
full capacity, the Y furnace consumes OF
this coke daily about 100 tons. Il. III
3, The nature Of the ore found in iithis
locality il cold short. The mine on Col:
Nemegyei's propertyis at the east side
of:the mountain slope, has now face Of
about 900 feet, the vein showing from
eighteen TO forty inches, with an aver
age thickness 4ofSs about twenty-five
inches. g The roasted ore analysed about
forty.six per cent Of airon, sho VS. forty
four: per cent through the furnace, and
yields about 5000 tons ,of4metallic iron
to the acre. The bed lies perfectly reg.
ular, rising from southeastit to northeast.
The roof Of 4 the mine confirms three
layers sof limestone, each: about two
feet;tbick, and the lower layer is mined
for use in the smelling process at the
furnace. The mining is .donen on the
long ll'system two drifts, each about
800 feet long, lead.to thu. face, and the
whole. mine Il! laid with iron and .stcel
rails, The Ore is brought tost he.head d
the; sincline n with mules; and then
lowered down the plane to the. roasting
tiln "a herci nhefnrc exnlaiue e g, s: q
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OHIO RIVER ERAILROAD.1TIME
nS.Iable taking effect November "a, 1889. 7
passenger trains will run n iolloweCentral
In, 1hsme;t Az unins daily except those marked
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DRU INK EnnESS

Or thu Ilru0s Ssnbit Positively Cured
,fi5ItSf by Admin STERLING Nr. Aalnes' ys1s,lt
-5t.ssaEf5 Goldon Specific.
team DO given In cup Of coffee or ten without tho
knowl"ige OF tho pcrson taking III IL nirnntrly harm.
tss ana WI! effect permanent and srcey cii whether
mo patient q moderate trinkcr nm Rirohoc wrcl
who have taken Golden spche In thrir cofeo without
Cer Enowl,1.sv nni to.ay lsllsye they lut drinking
tenn once impteGuhted with tho Specific, il ccone ~
utter lnpodAhity for tho liquor habit TO cIls
!. For sale by Logan Drug Company Drungists.
II page book free - lpFsSI IL. NwAp y
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q CoSee-Grecn .cotIee-Fancy Golden Rio 2oxc;
fancy green 2lc; Ieabcrry 90; choice gree
l91c; roasting grades slSc: Java &c; roasted In
pAckages-Ohio Valley Rio &c: Pan Handle &c;
Ar6uckle & Goa roasted 24u. Bulk rsasted nc;
0ld Government Java roasted 8oc: Peaberry &c;
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I. CHICAGO. Jan. .-whcat-A weak feeling
again existed III the market to-day, ind prices
ruled lower; all round. Tho speculative oiler.
Tugs were quito heavy, and. ar0und SIC for May
Rgood many small orders were touched, which
caused further depression and carried prices to
the iusde range. Corn market easy and shade
lower than yesterday. Oats. fairly active.{t Pro.
Visions, little doing with the feeling tame.
2sprinx 764c: No. spring Gle; No. . red 7C5Ic:
January 7Gtla7771sc, closing ut 7671c; February
tSaiSxe. closing III 7Se: May Sissas.c. closing ut
SlNc. Corn. cash Noo, c2s;se: january 2S71ta.c,
closing at 2yc: Mny Jlssc. Oats, cash No.2, :Oke;
ley. No. 65a57c.. Flaxsecd 81 81. 5 Timothy
seed 81 70. Mess pork cash 50 25; January
50 70: February s. rs: May 50 65. Q Lard. 4 cash
md January D. 1l1c: : February 5.s.1sc: May
425c: short clear i.yjc. Whisky Ii o.. > iiutier
dull; fancy crtmary us; fair to good liza alc;
finest dalrles l9a2Oc. Eggs 1910. .il 5g.L5.I..
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BONDS AND sTock ouorArioNs-cLoskD IlD.


Y. Is g..-.........l26 Mash. & Chht........0t q
y: 8. ~ coupon....126 New Jersey Central, l.st5
U.B,4Hs rex Northern Facihc-.... 81
U: &. 4s c0upon..lU do preferred ...
Adams Express iChicaXo d. N. ... 10Y
American Exptess4ll3 do prefcrred.....-l4ll
Canada Southern. =; IS New York Central. lU6L
Central Paci1c..:. Ohio & Mississippi. 81
Chesapeake y Ohio 26} Sdo preferred ... u !:
u DO 6r1t preferred Is Pacific
90 second psefd- q Pittsburgh IS \
Denver Il r. G.. Reading. S61
201 St L. d g. F....a...
/. 90 prelerrtd-... 81 do preferred-..::. Ss11
Fort Wayne..........lA Sdo FIRST preferred. 95 :
kAnsas Texas .....!S ~ ST.. Paul.... 695
Lake Erie & Vests. 49, do preierred.,.....ll4l
. 90 preierred-..... 65e Texas Pacnc.........
Lake hose.:..... Union Pacih ..... .a 67
Lou!svlile Sash.i Isl United States E1l.@., S.
T.. A: & C.:........ VI, St, Il. d P.......,
Memphis 4 Chal... "a edo preicrred......... 321
Michigan CsutrHl... ~ Wells.Faryo Ex.a....lSsF
Missouri Weslsru Unlop........ u Y
f5S EnlftSY ANN
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Advice to M others.

Z ClXc,NSArI, o.. Jan. 7.-cotton quiet and
steady; middllng lec, it.i iFs;l
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{ No fragrant wild lower Of tho heath 4 4
Is sweoter than my JuliA's sigh; . Y
i No pearl Ia winter than her teeth,
10. While her soft lips the rnAes dye.
4. For SOZODON T. IL her delight, / ,si
Z 1t keeps those charms so pure aud bright. Z
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hIetNlt,l

NEW YORK. Jau.7-rlg iron firm y American
SIT OOI20 90. Copper; strong: lake si4 S. Lead
dull at s. s71,lz. Tin easier; straits so 90 'S
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!; Between The engine house and the
furnace arc located two nests OF boilers,
one nest consisting Of two cylinder boil
ers forty inches in diameter :andssj1ty
feet in 4 length; 1.-THE 5ot!ier Soi two Aue
boilers forty.two inches in DIANE ter and
twenty-five feet long, with two flues fiji:
teen inches diameter iii each boiler. Be.
yond tho railroad, twenty yards west OF
the urnace, is situated the foundry,
thirty by sixty feet; in which arc manu-:
featured Eall the needed castings used
about the plant, s
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and quie.;salcs 10. 800 barrels. Wheat,

unchanged and que. sales 10. 800 barrels Wheat,
exports Al, 800 bushels; sales lO2l oOO bushels OF
futures and 10 0e0 bushels Of spot: spot market
dull: No. 5 rcd 75fc:, ungraded red '771L,aYOLtc;
No. / Northern Gi9<c: No. hard nc; options
moderately active and lower: No. 9 red January
3d. closing at Sjt1c; February 86Axc:
March s114c; April sssc: May Ss554as95tc, closing
At ss1+c: June Ss11..aSSsssc. closing at ss1sc:
July IS S77Ic sttf Rye frm 70, western 57R6Oc;
harley steady. Corn, receipts Ill 800 bushels:
exports w. TO bushels; sales .. 0t0 bushels OF
futures aud 1872 900 bushels OF spot. market steady
aud quiet; ungraded mixed 2sIta4!c: January
ts3Sc: February 3Sl<c:s March May
~ zs39afc. closing at 3y1kSc: June S0Tc: Jnly
s9Zc. Oats receipts 5000 bushels; exports j,
busheth; tAies IS 800 bushels Of futures and l07 900
bushela Of spot; market dull and steady: january
2seSSc; February and March 271sc; May 27ssc; spot
No. 2 white 3D1%c; mixed western 26a291I1c; white
do 3txc; No.f2 Chicago 201z4c. NanI Hay steady.
Coffee. steady aud tal0 po'utx down; January,
February, March, April and May IL. 75al59 $50;
July, September, October aud December i5.sOa
1900; spot Rio steady at ly1,+c Sugar fairly
Actiye.i Molasses aud rice Qulet \ TAll0w easy.
RosIn quiet. Turpentine dull. Eggs quiet;
western /. l7al7 q Pork quiet aud firm;
mcss. old, 2, 81 l75alO! y: VI 10 new, u $40 fbU,.
II 10; extra prime 81 25ay, 75.t; Cut meats
activ0. Lard steady: western steam 60!1izc:
January g. l2c; February 6.lS0: March 6.25c; may
6.@c. :! Butter quiet: Egin 2s51sc; western dairy
Dal7c: creamery 1Sa26E1G. Cheese, quiet; western
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.iIGTrustee,sESaIes. \
TRUSTEES SALE. l, 5s n


TRUSTEES SALE. N a; iif
by virtue Of n deed Of trust made by; Bridget
Noone 10 Inc MS trustee, dalcd July !, 1857, re-
corded III Deed OF Trust LOOK No. IS, page $40,
IN the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county, West virginia.sI will sell at. the
north itont door OF tho Court House OF said
county, on = Il IL +, f4.'3,I {, s' 5t|
SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY Of JANUARY. 1890.
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m.,s tho following
described property, TINT is to sAy:fA piece Of
ground situate hi the city Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia. being the south half o.
lot numbered forty three situate on the East
side OF Market street on the north side Of TWEEN.
ty'seyenlh streel mud at tho corner OF said
streets; sa!d half lot has Il frontage Of twenty
i've feet OH tiGtkct street aud extends back oil an
even width binding. on Twenty seventh street
one hundred beet 10 an allcy. ~
The title Is believed 10 b. perfect but selling
ntrnsce will convey only tho title vested In
me by Xaid deed OF trust. ~ III
TERMS or SALE-One.th third aud as much more
a. the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the day
Of sale, tho balance in two equal installmcnts at
one aud two Years, notes bearing Interest from
NE day Of sale to BIZ given for the deferred pay
aents, the buildings to be kept insured Tor the
benefit OF the deferred payments, and the title
70 oe retained until payment Is made IN full.&ss
rL'iH ". J. W. COWDEN, Trustee. y
NI. ", IL. HALTER Auptto moor =, dnll 4
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.E& rRoDucE AND :MlscIiLANEous. /

The cgg market continues dull aud with In.
weaker; there was very decided drop In prices
last week. Choice creamery butter In III lair do.
mhnd, but poor stock ia very dull. 4 Onions arc
scarce and higher: beans are very dull and so
do better later on. Poultry OF all kinds Is In de-
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&NHw YosK, Jan: L-Flour, receipts g. 20 pack.
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2, L1td-ruro refined, In fierce 7c; 50 ID. tins
7hc: Chicago lard. In tin ipAilsS3 lbs so: lin
walls, 8 lss,-?e; tin pals: - lbs. 7sXsc:, lin
pals. 20 It's. 10: tin pals, 70 lbs. 10. lt5i5y
!, S.'garICutloai 7hc; cubes ~; fruit powdered
dnrd 10: standard conieetioners', A. &c: Coluni.
hia C1Ic; standard Windsor A Gtjssc: kIlgewood
white 4 &c; white extra g &C.; standard yci.
low 10: New York 9 6Hc; golden G bI1Sc: fruit
sugar $40; New Orleans clarified. none In mar.
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edlum mackcrol, Y bbls. now,

jobbing at lie for prime
cream; Sweitzer l2al2l.c,
Limbarger, be; factory,
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PARLIAMENTARY Pa, Jau. - Flour steady.
Wheat steady; fair 10 good 7SaS5c: choice aud
fancy longbcrry S6a93c: No. . red January SOFA
aslc; February S2Asss1!1zc: March s31SaSic. Corn
lower and quiet: No. mixed nc: No. m xed
on track &c; No. mixed January 255111a36c: Feb.
ruary So14u3G155c:G March sGka37c; April s7Izc.
Oats steady; No. white CSC; No.2 white jan.
nary, February and March 29a?91 70: April sy,ssa
29sssc.g Butterdull and unsettled; Pcnnsylvauia
Ecps duh and weak: PrnnsYlynnia hrkts 17IInl0n
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KTANAWHA'd OHIO RAILWAY. ri
1AfRE RoBT: W. KrlLxr; Receiver 5aT15i ':'SEi5Si
:! tKanawhh. Bhort I.ine) n Schedule in eject
February 9. isSs, tsublect 70 change without no.
Ohio River Railroad, arrive Ghariest0n S.ss - 4
M Leave Charleston SIS .. M arrive Wheel. !
Ing 7:45 p. u. via Q. 4. Z. r. Leave ChHrleston
l29 ?. M, S.rtve Wheeling s:L5 ,. M Via COL
umnns 1nd psn.handle, daily except Sunday Y
leave Chsrles!on 800 I: a., arrive Wheeling 7:4s
p, m. via O. r. z. K. .'s
: apll .g3sStIiIAs.tf GEO. ERMLICHi a. p. a Z.
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z ClNClNNATl. O.. JAM 7.-Flour aud wheat
quiet: No. 2 rcd 76a77c; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 600 bushels Corn stronger; No, !
mixed 81 &c Oats easier; No.:2 mixed Sa2n3ic.
Rye ateady at Soc. Pork quiet at 50 6211::. Lard
easier At 5.65a5.10c.;. Bulk meats dull and un.
changed. Bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky
firm at 81 o.. Butter, sugar and cheese steady.
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!. Kio.-CafollhA head bXc, Carolina choice CO,
Carolina prime &c; Louisiana prime 6A5Ic;
lava Peasl sttIsc; bf0keA SIC.
S.STupt. Choics sugar syr'ips $50; Sugar syrnps
2sssoc; lioney Dripa 80; Maple Drlps, i've
fels Csc: barrels SC: HiI6y Maple syrup Oar.
rels) &c; DiIby Maple X barsels) $50: IUi1by
Maple no gallon kegsl G0c;l Blxby Maple Is KAl.
lon kegsl 60: D!Iby Maple Quart cans} sOc.
Sugar itou.e dark aa?!c; &c additional to hall
+sc: choice 100: primo 4Se: iair i0c: mixed good,
New Orleans 45c; bakers good 2oaaOc. " If9I
: Provisions-Large 8. O. hkuis l0i,5c; medium 8.
Q. hams l0he: small lilo; California hams SIC;
H. Q. breakfast bacon $40; y. @, shoulders Sc 10
GO; bOneless hams lOillo. city sides 10; bacon
shoulders go; ham beef lie; ordinary beef loo;
family mess pork 8 ID pieces 81 W; bean pork,
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5RALTIMORE&OHIO RAILROAD
~ on and after November x. 1853, trains de-
p .sI ana arrive At WheelingM follows-Easteru
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Address Registered Letters con-,
tNHftFi @, talninR Currency to ls4isI
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK W az

I-I.t W.. :. q
."REMEABER, that tho payinen. OF Prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the prea.
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered rights
arc recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware Of K any limitations or : anonymous
schemes" T's sBs1Fl e gfFgtsx1gfIl
ONE DOLLAR Is tho price OF tho smallest
part or fraction u Ii Ticket issugD BY Us IN my
Drawing. Anything III our name offered for less
than Dollar * a swiudIe - .,pE deISgxsw ),
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-08

- Teds-Young Tyson per b., 2js5oc: sIupow.
der 3a,sc: imperial, 35ajoc: Japan. 2Sa7Oo;
O0lony, 2a75c; SIuchOng. :2s!laG5. y lilt,
:, Cindts-stsr, full weight, lOc; Parafllne, per
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-26

spectors, I P Woolverton, g W Gro
yer, Jr, Jos Smith. 2 Del.
NoRTH FoRK-At Hollands: In
spectors, F. ]. Holland, A NJ McAfee.
South RuBx-At Postofioe: Inspec-
tors, j I Wright, Thos Harrison.
1Del.
SOUTH FoRK-At Schoolhouse: In
pectors, w T Crane, T B Chandler.
1Del.
SPRUcEMoNT-At Hartley's: Inspec-
tor, Robert Hartley. Del.
STAR VALLEY = At Schoolhouse:
Inspectors, Ben Armstrong, M Hall,
James Riddell. 2Del.
TUscARoRA Woodruff & Ennor
Building: Inspectors. A B Waller,
Eugene Way, Joy Pollard. 20 Del.
ToANo-At Jaques' Store. .1Del.
TECoMA-At Brennan's Store: In
spector, John Brennan. Del.
WELLs-At Gobbel's Store: In
spectors, VIM Conger, AL Fisher, A w
Gobbel. 5 Del.
WHITE Rock-At j L Winters
Inspectors, j L Winters, 81 Pogue,
Antoine Storff. l Del.
WELANDs-AtW eiland's: Inspec-
tor, j III. Weiland. l Del.
No further business appearing, on
motion the Committee adjourned
subject to the call of the Chairman.
-..-.. j. w. DORSEY, Ch'mn.
G. w. GROVER, Sect'y.