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OH, MY! Ull, MY! OH. MY,

Wheeling Loses Another to NInplneld-Twf
Men Signed.
Special Dfspalch to tie InteHiscncer. r.
MANSFIELD, O., July 0.-Glenalvir
leaves tonight 10 join Chicago at Bos
ton. Belts and Mills, OF Springfield
join Wheeling at Canton tomorrow
They are both good men. Following is
to.day's ecore: q Ii
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Houses Wreck ed mt snln,unprn.

SALAMANCA, N. Y, July o.-An excep,
tionally violent storm visited this place
ut 7:f6 o'clock las. evening, causing
great damage to property. The third
story Of the new Becker and Mancy
1iock, not yet completed, gave way, and
the mass Of brick crashed down anon
the adjoining buildings, nearly demol.
isi''nx Them. Fred Rupel, Il baker, wa.
buried III tho debris, but was not seri.
ousIy injured. Several others had mar.
row escapes. The loss on property is
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hhs 9l"ats ptti%o i'nnfa

MoS7Ey1DEo, July o.-The run on tI,e
oenks IN this city still coutin ues, moi.
w,lthsta,ndinG v, the TACT that the govern.
ment has dscreed a ioncs .nu c,,,Isu" sosefn. =
months. u"' "1'D"' oank 1or s!x
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Mrs. Carter Defeated.

Cu,cAco, Jnly 9.-The appellate court
handed down decision in the famous
Carter divorce case this morning. The
decision OF the lower court is affirmed
Mrs. Carter ia defeated and Mr.. Leslis
Garter retains possession Of the child. :,
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sultry Weather In New York,

NEW YonE, July GA hot, sultry
morning is somewhat tempered by n
light breeze. The thermometer ut this
hour (G;30 o'clock) indicates S. degrees
in the shade. =
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Cool Wave In Chicnpo.

CHICAGO, July o.-Tbe promised cool
wave arrived last night. At I o'clock
this morning the tbermom eter regi4,esed
GA degrees, with clear sky and a bracinr
breeze IRON the northwest. W.. :
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M.nsdeid.... .. ...... s 2 $ 0r2O y
wheeling. .............. 0 0 l 90 o.

Ehtned FhnS-Mansilell,T :: Wheeling, 9. Two
base hils-Monney, Clingmal, FournIer aud
sse.,, Home rnn-McVey. First base on ball,l-
or F0hrnicr. /; off Gib.ou, s. stolen bascS-
M,nsiieid; :: Whecllng,l truck 0ut-I,y Fur.
nie,, >: Gibson 3 Double plsys--Cllnsinan to
riizslmm9hs 70 klus nan; 9'A:4n 10 .rmiase.
Tlme-l:N. Umnlre-Ilill. 49, -
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LANCASTER, Pa, July 9.-The striking
puddlera at the SueQnchanna Rolling
Mills at Columbia returned to work this
morning. Their demands for the scale
prices were acceded to,
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Akron 2"-Spr.nElleld 6,

srRlSaFIELD, O., July 9.-The Spring
field club, as well rs all other clubs in
the Trl-state League, is about to 20 un.
der. Poor patronage Is the cause. The
local club is in state Of chaos, with
the players trying to run the club.
the game to-day was rotten one.
Score: 1T - -
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yERdENSEs, W., July GA terrific
wind, rain and thunder storm passe ID
over Vergennes last night doing, great
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postmnAter Appointed,
Special Dispatc!a 10 the Ini.iiiye,rty,

Si'kcIal Dlspdtc5 10 he Inltllfge,cfr. y
WASHINGTON, July &C. J. Dawson
vice.. G. Walo removed, has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Jacksonville, Lew,
Is county.
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damage, Hundreds OF shade trees were
Ilo Sn down. Tho streets during thc
storm were oiled with flying sipus. sIate
bricks and a black cloudof dust. Lipht.
ming llished in Il terrifying manner and
INC thunder rolled heavily. The steam.
er Water Lily was caught In the storm
safely. "'
reported drowned. 80 ~
Tho steamer Oriolo reached Platts.
,nIutfg after tho storm broke and Ia tale,
ahe dalnage must DO very large but is
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Chicn:ofs Population.

CnlcAao, July o.-The revised eati-
mate OF Census Supervisor Gilbert puts
the population Of Chicago at l,l00, ,000-.
possibly q few more than that number,
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Wheeling Carries on m Honor.

sDetsal Otspd'ch 70 The lnttlElgeIctT.
CLEVELAND, O., July 0-At the Grand
Lodge election Of the B. ?. 0. Elks this
evening Mr.. q. r. Tracy, Of Wheeling,
was elected ono of the Grand Trustees,
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New Yonk, July o.-Arrivel-sta.e Of
Pennsylyanta, from Glasgow; City Of
New York and Wisconsin, from Liver.
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CorRNuAoEx, July 9. = Arrived.
Thingyilla, from New York,
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MARTINS FERRY.

The wife of Mr. Howard FEELS was buried
Yesterday from the family residence on
Locust street Her death was very sud
den. She had not been well for some time,
out felt better on Saturday evening than
she had for long time. She did not retire
until late, sittingin the door until II o'clock.
Mr. FEELS was awakened in the night by
Mrs Fels trying TO get out of bed. He
spoke to her, but she did not an
swer him, which alarmed him. He
cot out of bed and seeing that
something was wrong, he got her into bed
again and started for some of the neighbors
and physician. When the latter came ne
told him that his wife was dying and TO
call her relatives and friends. which he
did She fingered until six o'clock yes
terday morning. The husband has the
sympathy of the entire community.
The Franklin Comedy Company showed
at Dillon on Thursday evening last. While
coming through the town on their way
home. the driver of the wagon was badly
| frightened by what appeared TO be an APP
partition. The sight which scared him and
the members of the company so badly was
four colOred men. with Grape on their arms,
CARRYING a coffin up the principal street OF
the town. Two colored men followed pc
hind. carving the stools for the coffin.
From the fact that il was midnight and no
person in Dillon seems 10 know about the
strange funeral procession, there IS an air
of mystery about the affair.
John l.. Blair. who has been in the city
visiting friends for some time, left yester-
day accompanied by the Misses Edith and
Annie McI(lm who expect to spend about
two weeks there with friends at Syracuse,
Ohio.
Captain Levi Inglebright and Engineer
Moses Mccain will leave for Point Pleas
ant this morning, where the Climax IS on
the docks.
4 little excitement was caused by few
of the citizens shooting the pigeons that
roost on the cornice of the McDonough
building.
We are told that some of Whecling's beer
men were arrested in Mount Pleasant for
selling beer in original packages
j. II. Kssman. Southern agent of the
Buckeye Glass Works, is in the city on
business.
Miss Del Peppers, of Steubenville, is
visiting her sisterin-law, Mrs. John Pep
pers.
Spence Bags X Co.'S foundry was of
Yesterday on account of the heat yesterday.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK. August 4.-Petroleum was
AGAIN dull and narrow, and sales were ever
smaller than the average last week. Inc
market opened strong at $50 for spot ant
S0i,c for September \ slight advance
was caused by small buying orders, aitei
which the market became dull. New forl
Stock Exchange opening at $50; hignes'
SS8lc: lowest SSLc, closing at es@ic Con
solidated Exchange opening at s9l+c; hlgh
oet S0i IL: lowest S9isc, closing at So
Total sales 5000 barrels.
Or. CITY, PA, August 4.-Petroleum
onened al s9a.c; highest N9i5c;. loves
Dc. closed at $3.50 Sales. 1900 barrels
charters. 26.gS4 barrels: shipments, eO'3l'
barrels: runs, Sl.235 barrels.
Rr,proRp, Pa, August 4.-Petro!eum
onened al SQs,c: highest S9'Sc; lowest
Sbi'c. closed at sac; shipments, 4'3--
barrels.
p,rrsprEG. Pa. August 4.-Petroleun
dnll and nothing doing; opened at S' 80,
c C,@.,l a. ,eA-c; highest S9isc; lowest e'c
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August Cattle - Receipts
l. 900 head; shipments 1900 head; market
steady and higher on choice; bceyes - 5O'
{ 80: steers y 0Oai 80; stockers and feeder:
= 20a3 30; cows, bulls and mixed 81 20;
3 p: Texas cattle 81 4Oa3 -.
Hogs-Receipts, 81 900 head; shipment,
5000 head: market dull and lower; mixeC
y 55a3 S2i<: heavy . l5a3 50; light - q
az 40: skips > j0a3 80
Shecp-Rcceipts, 5000 head; shipments
| / 600 head. market uneven; natives - 9Oi
: 30: western y 9Oa4 60; Texans = Goa
( 80: lambs 81 40a5 35
EAST LIBERTY, PA. August Cattle
receipts 1850 head; shipments none; mar
ket. very dull. l0aljc off from last week
Hors-Receipts $50 head shipment.
900 head; market slow; all grades 50 O'
40.
Sneep-Rcceipts $500 head; shipments
:. 500 head; market very dull, l3a25c OF.
CINclNN,TI, o.. August Hogs, liberia
SIMPLY and lower: common and light = ia
! 2 30: packing and butchers = G5a3 81
receipts. 1926 head; shipments N6' head.
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BELLAIRE.

Frank Vance. glass worker. of this city,
is laid up with the fever at Wheeling Hos
pital He fell out of a skin while camping
out. and cot pretty well soaked with muddy
water from the Ohio He was taken sick
shortly afterwards and now lies very low
at the above mentioned place.
\ spark from passing engine set fire 10
the roof of the b. X o. depot yesterday
afternoon. An alarm WAS sounded by the
bucket brigade was all that was required
Henry Maule. formerly Of this city, who
has been living in Denver, Col, for TWO OF
three years. died Sunday The remains
vii. be brought here for burial
Frank Archer will resign as Councilman
nt the next meeting of the City Fathers,
which will bc one week from tonight.
David Benline. formerly Of this city,
was perhaps fatally injured near Portland
by Il L. X u. engine striking him.
The steel works started up yesterday
but did not make very good time on ac
count of the heat.
A thief carried OFF silver knives, forks
and spoons from the hOuseOf Daniel Truck
i'm. Third ward.
a meeting Of glass workers has been
called for this evening at Z O'CLOCK III
Turner Hall
An old lady named Fay, who resides IN
the First ward, fell and dislocated hel
thigh.
Mrs. C.. W. Dickens gave tea to
number of her lady friends last evening
A private hop will be given by croWo
of young folks in City Hall on Friday.
The Globe Hotel has been leased for five
/ voa,s bv Simon Behr and \ be Stahl.
The Democratic Congressional ConVen
| tion viii likely be held here.
| a dog. supposed To be mad, was killed in
the Third ward yesterday.
The place Of business of the late William
kuack will be disposed of.
The fremen have had a little practis'
during the past week.
Thomas Shelly will move his family t
t'ostoria next week
j. b. Shannafelt is recovering from az
attack of sickness. d..
The lookup was empty yesterday
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Nen.Trom 81. CIair.ylIle.

M |.rr.sl1 f-r-e 0f fs Register
ST. GAINESVILLE. August Prank Bos-
Pom. who was bound over 90 Probate Cont.
ay Mayor Linn. for beating his little five
velc-o.t boy with blacksuake whip, was
fined 81 and costs by Probate Judge Castor
t.I- morning.
W. b. Cash left with party of bicy-
.. SIS TOP Columbus to-day.
The Harvest Home picnic viii take place
at Stewart s. Grove August2l. 10 is claimed
los quite number that 10 is the cause of
our fair running down. for the farmers
won't attend both and they 20 20 the pic
uic instead of the fair IL is % be hoped
mat 10 VIII not Doe the case this year
Mr. john Hofuer. died Sunday al D.
m. after short sickness 40 the home of
his iathCf Nlr l.. l.. HoTner. John had
ucyu firing ou tlc c.. l.. * W. road unit
about two weeks ago. HE'S well known il
Bridgeport and all along the c.. l.. * W
railroad. John was member of the y. NJ
10. s.. and the NJ T.. Church Of Bridgeport
Tie was wen liked bv an who knew him
His friends are shocked 70 hear of his sud
deltc His funeral will take place al p
m Tuesday 40 the residence of his father
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STATE NOTES.

\ fishing party. composed of Messrs:
ia Johnson. Ed Mann, I. T. Mann and
others, Of Anderson. caught on the 18th
ult, in Greenbrier river, l2O black bass.
Reay Allender, a student Of the Morgan
/ town University, who was working in j
machine shop TO kill time" had his left
hand almost torn of a few days ago.
\ man named Anderson was arrested at
Montana mines few days since by officers
from Fayettc county, Pa, on the charge of
seduction.
Charleston is to have a new siX-story
hotel and Grand Opera House, combined.
The building is TO be S5Xl36 feet and 50 feet
high.
Rev. J. T. Cosner, of Mt. Stone, Grant
county. had q narrow escape from being
killed by a moving machine few days
ago.
Horse owners in MorgantOwn have sui
fered the loss of several animals within the
past few days
z. NJ McComas is in Jail at Huntington
for attempting TO kill his wife and chill
drcn.
Morgantown has n colored brass band.
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SMILES

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lm> Gr-s''c The orida. trip often
Saddle, t.e groom w.thont.ay enough 10
ma.c him TITLE >a'Ny.
ItHeu Globes Tine first shall oc
last. That's what every man says
when Dr.. has O. uew baby DOB tAe house.
>.rnn>. SO One knows where
corn .ame tom. bUt macy cam tell
w..re 10 goes -1 by tle feeling next
morning.
.ftla.n Gtls- We shall not know
.a.h other tler. NJ wc are 90 identify
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DEATH OF JUDGE JAMES E. STEWART

\ late number of the Page Coun-
ty, Virginia, Courier announces the
death of Judge James T.. Stewart,
at his home in Luray, Va, on
July 18th, in the seventy-Sixth year of
his age. Judge Stewart was well and
fayorably known in this city by the
older citizens, and throughout the
State He was an uncle of
James \. Stewart, formerly of Wheel
ing, now of Paris, Ky, and of Mrs.
Margaret Griffith, of Thirteenth street.
The Courier says:
although by profession Il lawyer,
Judge Stewards early life was largely
devoted TO politics, having served the
county of Berkeley now West Nirginia)
ia the State Legislature two
terms and again in the Constitutional
Convention in 1851. He was fluent
and forcible speaker, and in all cam
paignS in his section of Virginia welded
a large influence in determining public
sentiment. He had an intimate acquain-
lance with Clay, Calhoun, Webster,
Haync, Buchanan, Tyler, Lincoln,
Davis, and indeed with most OF the
prominent men of his day
ale was for many years the law
partner of the late Charles James Faux
ner, of MartinSburg, for whom he al
ways cherished the highest regard.
"Driven by the vicisStudeS of war
from his home and county, he some
time in 1868 came to Page to seek ref
uge for his family and property from
the ills and dangers of the strife, and at
its close decided to make his home here.
In 1878 he was made Judge of the
County Court of this county and served
with honor and unSullied character for
twelve years.
'lIe was gentleman by nature.
Courteous and chivalrous, polished and
refined In manner, he belonged to that
rare type of ante-bcllum days, diStin-
guiShed the world over as Il Virginia
gentleman. and no man ever lived who
wore the title more worthilY. We have
never known a man of a higher sense OF
honor and appreciation of the amenities
and proprietieS which pertain between
gentlemen.
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PRODUCE.

New York. August Flour, receipts
i 4g2 packages; exports 100000 barrels,
and ;. 40 sacks: market moderately active
held higher with an advance in wheat /;
sales 10. 100 barrels. Corn meal firm aud
in fair demand: yellow western = aOa3 10.
Wheat receipts S6,6O0 bushels; exports
- S5g bushels: sales 4,l2S, 200 bushels
futures and i, 900 bushels spot; spot mar
llet dull and unsettled, closed firm, No.
, red 9d4c; options opened l4a}sc down,
reacted l}sa3lsc on crop report which
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The Panama Canal.

PANAMA. July p The only intelligence
concerning canal matters that has been re
ceived is to the effect that the negotiation,
with the Colombian Government are going
on smoothly.
Meantime Lieut. Wyse's engineers are
pushing their preparations here for an
early resumption Of work. Lheir careful
examination of the condition of the plant
has resulted very satisfactorily, every
thing being in as good if not better preser-
walton and order than could have been
reasonably expected
The greatest trouble and delay in recon-
mencing work will, therefore, not be due
10 the condition of the plant, but OF the
works. which are covered over completely
bv Natures green mantle.
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,a-l Corn. .p1ai.nrs ~ t'- Register
MmurEroyrNr. W. Va. August O.
About i2 o'clock ou Saturday the citi-
teus were startled by the announce
mcut o, thc sudden death %, Mrs. Dr..
uellrc. who was found dead boo an out
house 600 the premises. y coroncr'S
jury was lmpannelcj, and after am cN-
animation. assisted by Dr. o. W. Che>-
u.y. theiury returned verdict of death
caused by heart disease. The deceased
caves 81 husband and one SON. the only
child. and was respected 100 the commu-
..rv as So good Christian woman. This
-lc fourth sudden death in this COM
uity within three weeks. The three
previous deaths to Mrs. Dcvore's were
.rlrieaI.
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Nfus WINsLOw's SOOTHING SlRtr hAs
haen used BY mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success
d,ces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the
cSild IRON pain, and the little cherub
la rs bright as button II is very
TIeaSant 70 taste, soOtheS the child. softens
he o,ms. allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
iates the bowels, and is the best known
,,ay,edv for diarrhRa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle
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Pacific Skies of 20. ...................lI LILO
SrArEs-Dull and steady.
RNLRoADs-More active, but ,ympa-
thized slightly with the depression IN
stocks and most Of the few important
changes this evening are lower. although
as usual some of the inactive issues snow
material advance.
SrocKs-The disposition to await devel-
opments is still paramount on Wall street,
and the stock market, uneven under the
most favorable conditions shows no signs
that there is 10 be revival OF interest i'll
speculation or an increase IN business
Shrewd operators. however, are credlteu
with the utterance of optimistic opinions
ON that point. and they say that the men;
the money and the stocks are mere anu
uheu the time comes there Will be seen lhe
',,eatest speculation the street has ever
seen The bank statement OF SATURDAY
was a great deal of dlsappoihl-
ment TO the advocates OF hlshTl
figures and further engagements OF solu
were made for export to-day. ms sHNc
the bears another opportunity, ana lh.!
elected Missouri Pacific and Atchison 10
hear the bruut of the attack. Both OF the
stocks were forced off about ~ per cent
bnt Sugar was strong and held the decline
i'm the general list in check, and notwlJh-
standing that special efforts were made 10
Get ~. Paul and Rock Island down, they
were maintained at close TO the opening
prices. the gain in earnings in the hrst
named being factor in the strength dis
PLAYED. Sales, l5O,55 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows;
Adams Express, $50; American Express,
l1G: Canada Pacific, 20; Central Pacific,
81. Chesapeake and Ohio, %; do. frs,
preferred, 63: do. second preferred, 43i ;
Chicago and Alton. 1870; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 105; Delaware and Hud-
son. l65: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1861 Denver and Rio Grande,
lO6: Erie 25ii do preferred, "a Fort
WAYNE. l55: Illinois Central, III; Lake
Shore, 1895; Michigan Central, %; Min.
neapolis and St Louis, Is; do preferred
IA; Missouri Pacific. 20; Northern Pa
cifc 81; do preferred, Sli4; North
western. III; do. preferred, III; New
York Central, 1917; Oregon Transconu-
mental, 49, Pacific Mail, 459 Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 20; Plttsourg'
l56: Pullman Palace Car, PIG; Reading
49,. Rock Island, 9Oi5; St Louis and san
Francisco. 30is do preferred, So do hrst
preferred. -: ST. Paul, - do; preferred
il75I: St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
no: St. Paul and Omaha, 80; do preferred,
92is Texas Pacific, 1881; Union Faclhc
coz: United States Express, 40; western
Union, S33-.
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Nnhlc SELF Sacriiice.

Servant girl hearing the iootStep, of
hpr mistress. Co her sweetheart -
Augusta quick, get hold of the chill
Jrcu. ! hear che mi>Si>,
Enter mistress Why. Anna. VIVA, do
sce'
Seryaut-Nb, madame. the children
are do'.ucly fond of soldiers, So / have
brought them one Co play with.
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DO Nencr-MIll-nc-NIl..cd.

i" TI-TI -II III IT1'7-
Seiby What Is Mr.. PonS0uhy's pro-
ic~,io1 DO you know?
Miss Poplniay-Oh, I've heary papa
Say that he was a peSSimist.
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The Rest VIII Match Very Soon.

a seaside paper makes the startling
announcement that "tan shoes are very
much worn this summer. Hundreds of
thc cottagcrs wear nothing else \
pair oi tan shoes certainly makes very
cool costume.
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rher Unloaded ON Him.

.'Nog must bc stout hearted" said
tac congressman 90 his son. You
must stand mp under difficulties.
That's what ! have done. was the
reply 81 have stood nap nearly every
man u the city who has anything 20
-afr
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\ stitch in Time Saves Nine

Is true of old coats, and mouths Wher
the former shows the first defect take
.stitch." and always keep the mouth righ
by using SOZODONT. II costs less for
new coat than a set Of teeth False teeth
are not as pleasant US natural ones
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Al.ihle snrply ID GraIn.

Trw YoRK, August Stocks OF sraiT
=, store and afioat August ,: Wheat 40,
S 81 corn l,556,2iO, oats 9S9,e1', rye lN'oN'
harley 1911, malt l29,042, peas l4,3S'.
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FROM WHEELING STATION
KANAWHA And MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. ". KELLEY, President
OKanawha Short LinrJ Schedule iu effect ~
yembcr 2lth, lssg subject 20 change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling lO.D O. M. VIA
Ohio River r. r.. arr.f. Charleston - T. D..
Leave Charleston 6.f5 o. m. arrive Wheeling
7:l5 p. m.. via O. y. r. r. Leave Charleston
1888 a. H.: arrive Wheeling I'D "a. ~ via Co
lumbus and H. 4 o.. daily except sunday. Cen
tral STANDARD Time" sundays only trains
leave Charleston 500 a. m.; arrive wheeling
7:l5 p. M Leave Wheeling 800 .. m. arrive
Charleston as p. no.. fla .. x. 4 Z.
GEO. J. EEMLlCH. G. p A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05
Tho World Won't Miss him.

EiDiirl Gd-effs.
Theman who lives dual life Will Kill
himself sooner or later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05
Thcy wont Get There just The same

You eau pick out dozen people i'm
every community who would demoralize
heaven iu less than q week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05
The Metal Markets.
Ahvica tn Mothers.

Nry YORK. August Pig iron strong
ccr,,er quiet. Lead steady; domestic
St5G Tin steady; straits so ~