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thread in an irregular design like
forked lightning, making sort of half
belt across the waist, fastened by silver
eli SD set with pearls and fine diamond
clippings There are pins to match of
paris and diamonds thrust through the
low kuo. Of brown hair, and p fan is car
ried of slender silver leaves IL tiliefee pow
dersd with sparkling diamond dust. On
one wris. ia quaint msseive-lcoking
bracelet of silver set with rough pearls
aud amply displayed below the lsca RIFLES
Of the elbow sleeves. The gloves are sill
yer gray, the woman is thirty, possibly,
and has the slow grace OF one who has
seen q good deal CT the world and on the
whole has not found it pay. She stands
before tina cheval glass surveying her tall
figure with cold scrutiny, then glaGcee
idly st the Othsr women about her, touches
q lace handkeIchi to her lips and turns
to descend the stairs.
Her place Is taken by APPETITE brunette
ia very bright Roman red bergaliue,
who touches her bang and suooths down
her bangs like twitteIing canary, il
canaries were ever red instead of yellow
Her full roundtkirts just touch the flor
and her bodice is pisiied full on each
shoaldsr, and crossed at the waist: under
Spanish giIdle Of black velvet worked
with let aud fuished with fringe OF
elitteripg Jet beads. Her sleeves aIe
close f,om tie elbows downward, bat ar.
ranged in soft puffs high and full ON thT
shoulders. She tipto,s and tilts and
turns ana twists, smooths on. wrinkle
and pats fold, and all the tina over her
shoulder a glass reflects .snother figure,
figure in bonnet go pretty that it's sure
not to be removed.
It's a simple enough little toque in
silver blue lisse with the brim raised
little above the forehead aud the space
between il and the hair filled in with
the soft gauzs There is no trimming but
a little posy ofyellow and white by acinths,
one spray of white which falls forward
over the hair.
Rather a pretty bat ia just being lifted
from rather pretty head. IL is "a sage
green felt with 30 gsrniturs, bat long,
ma2ni6ceutiy heavy sage green ostrich
plume limiting here and there Of yellow
A summsry.lOokipg capOt is woven OF
mignOuetse and q scrap Of ribbon.
Below stairs the air is heavy with per
fame, AID the light falls softly from flower
shaded candles Listen, what babel o.
noise, and nobody is saying any thing in
teresting To talk eniertainingly at 4
o'clock, where yo1 NEST stranger afie'
stranger, at iive-minute intervals, is more
Of Il tax on wit and wisdom than the con
4 u Of N
can respond to- 1t is not talking; it is
shiiekidg to make ones self heard above
the din. 1t is screaming your opinion Of
the weather and your yes" or mo" to
the query whether you have or have not
heard the latest musical or dramatic celeb
rity.
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ia which ore mixed bouuets and bars
shoulders. Both may bs seen at either
time Of day, though il must be rcsded
that both are never seen on the same wo-
man. Such mixture OF costumes gives
motley look to a drawing room and detrscts
greatly from the beauty of q gathering, but
lie convenience in an age Of hurry when 3
woman may be intending to take in az art
exhibition, A concert and two receptions
before he'd time ere sufficiently obvious.
Will vou climb the broad brownstore
steps and see 10 WHIST ladies Mrs. - Ia at
home this afternoon? There are half a
dozen carrisges waiting in the street ard
the horses stamp the psvemeBts impatient
ly. The door swings open without waiting
for your ing, and up the polished stairway
You 20 10 a lsIgs apartment, where iurred
garments ara bsing thrown aside. The
decorations OF the room are 10 blue, silver
snd gray, with here and there vivid
touch of white and orange. Against this
background STANDS out wonderful picture,
msrvellously blent with rsre colors, bevy
OF white-virged birds preeAing their
plumes Women are seldom more inter
esting than in q dressing room. The an
tiqua slesves of every shape aud descrip-
,ion, the Vaudyks ffills snd cuffs, the
high standing lace fraises, the rich lace
euirp,, the sof,ly.ialling ruflies If point
applique, the iab0ts of duchess, the cut
steel passemeuteries, the Greek and early
Floreniine dfsperies-sll the complicated
spd artistic accessories Of the toilet must
bs glanced at in the mirror and touched
tsadsIly sad apprecistively with the
qloved had before the hostess csn be
laced snd She guests il the drawing rooms.
A long cloak Is just sweeping through
the doorway 1t ia a Russian redingote OF
blsck LYONS velvet aud fits closely 10 =
tail slender figure. The fronts, collar and
flowing sleeves are msgui6cently trimmed
with silver psssemeuterie, and the lini1g,
ons he's ? chance il . minute to observe, Is
plush striped in black aud silver. When
his garment OF luxury has been throWn
eide pst,ieost Of black satin. finished
fsille finished ab1ut the hem with rar-
row full ruche Of the same, is revealed.
The princesse gown in sapphire blue veivet
is cut in heavy, ample folds at the baek
aud close and clipgiDg in front, but open TO
the waist from the hem q. intervals and
lined with silver white surah. From the
seams of the bodice under each srm
comes s quaint zigzag design in silver
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As 10 her shoulders she wss February,
as to her head she was July. This is Eug-
lish, very English, ALMOST as English as
the shiny little waterproof sailor bats Ne
eear in stormy or pleasant weather
When Mrs. Arthur Page, Decent wear
vanished sailor, size is qni;e apt 20 wear
nst.y straw trimmed with ribbons
When Mrs. Kendall DOESN'T wear ribbon
trimmed straT she is quite apt 10 walk he
strests 10 a patent-lea,her sailor.
Fashions are mixed this season. Ultra
extremists among ST. lish yourg women
have been wearing lOw-neeked dresses on
the street uuder their far collars. If IT
hadn't attacked men also this fact would
elmcst account FOR the epidemic OF il ill-
! e5 "a. Cons. s(ency IN fashions IS some
thing rot yet attained We sre not quite
/ ia tn condition Of anarchy which prevails
Ia Washington, where nearly half the
women still wear bu-tles, but in spite CT
New York's reputation for toilets there
sre few dress laws which can claim any,
thing ike general obedience. 1t is pretty
we'll understood, flr instance, that dia-
monds worn by Daylight aTe signs If IN
I
ed from the ban, bat OF sixteen txpen-
sively cOs:umel women who passed me
in about hs many secOsds one afternoon
recently On 4 fashionable promenade, NJ
fewer than nine had good siz.d stones in
tce;T saTs.
The woman who is invited to q recep-
tion not infrequentIy hssitstes So 20 ihe
| toilet TO bs made. If she decides on a
| handsome visiting costume and lays aside
her cloak bnt retains her bonnet she viii
fnd hetself by daylight siding with the
mfiofity; bat the minority VINO irclude
guests who merely loosen without recov
log their lnrs, AID will range from this
extreme through half-opeu neck and elbow
sleeves, with or without bonnet, 10 foil
decolleta with deliberately ccitfed bair. To
do ociety Justice full d.ess by daylight is
rot siiscted by many people, but there are
wonderland these smOrg the fashionable
elect or select- whom One would hsTdly
recognize if "opholsteIed, " they 20 about
in the opposite condition so persisteatly.
After dark iheTe ia the same diversity
A. on ev-oirg reception in New NoIk
frcm cne-i,u,lh 20 one.ihird Of the guests
reigi1 thsir tOcEers. II the affair is ua-
ug9sly formal the proportion may bs
email ,r, hut il is quite as likely to rise to
o1e half OF even more. OF those vbC
uncover some Will wear high gowns,
-eme demidecolete toilets snj some
wv Gosrs With Jewels The chief dis
,neiiOn beiTsen at eruocn srd even
li.- appears in 'bs different ra,ics
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BRIDGEPORT

THE tx- rcises at the Kirkwoo1 High
S.a.o Yesterday afternoon, were OF a
Vsrg u.erestiUg nature. The essays, etc q,
f. Ttre above the average, and a number Of
visitors we're present. Miss Blanche Dun
..vyrsa0 very interesting and highly in
..-uc5-e ESSAY on the Sewing Machine.
tg Mdlie Msdll took RaepsTs and
N.a.ls us her sUhisct, illustrating il With
3D. suuheco OF appropriate drawings. Miss
Bessie Duncan selected Printing Presses ss
rer sal iect, ard brought a number OF IL
O. traaous TO her aid. Roy FoEle's sub
.ect was Steamboats,, and to hear his eesoy
sou Eonld think he had served au sppren-
ictshiD on one OF them. His drawings
we're 6ce. Geo. Turner hit on Telescopes
lorhis subject, and handled il ia O suita-
HE manner. A number Of drawings helpsd
90 make 10 very interesting. There were a
humber CT other essays which were listen
"a 90 With much pleasure.
Mr. b. Mc0ooaughsy Nas appointed
uusnt Ctics5 by the Board OF Education,
ora Thursdsy evening. He has been acting
10 that cIp-Ci,y Tor ,hs past month, aEd
hos aervsd g number Of notices on EN-
pioves who have boys working for them
that cam. read or write, aud warned them
.hat they wonld be prosecuted if it was
persisted IN. Altogether be has reported
abant ihiriy-hve cases 20 The proper au-
,horifiss.
Rev. @. c. Hays, Of the Kirkwood Pies
hgteriau clutch, will preach his farewell
sermon tomorrow, sud the church will
F,rhtlrs, IA crowded 10 It's Utmost capaC-
.ily. TIE choir music Will be something
above the ordinary.
Dr. John Cooke was called out to Maui
town. Yesterday, to attend parent.
George Hathaway thought he would 20
along las it was such . fi1e day, AS
weather prophet, George wouldn't be
bowling success.
A O., L. < ", railroad employe named
Ball. from Barton Station, was N town,
Yesterday, seeking 70 obtain redress against
grocer named n cCsbe, Of that place,
who bad garnashsed his wages.
Arrangements have been completed TO
have Rev. Lou J. Bssuchamp come back
TO Bridgeport and deliver another week s
curse or lectures, commencing February
ls.h.
Ross Porter, heater at the Il M bar
mill. was badly burned about the breast
bya DISH on Thursday. He was taken to
his home IN E,naville.
Adam E5erle, the well-kncwn grocer,
has added q fine line OF wall paper, srd =
prain and feed department to bis etook.
lie sells his goods At Wheeling prices.
Wm. Reynolds, the Young man who was
a. badly on the. O., L. x W. cars, was re-
norted somewhat better yesterday.
Oui,e a number of Bridgeport people at
tended the funeral Ofthe late G. W. Bags,
at Wheeling, yesterday.
f d. Gsif and Alex. CUNNINGHAM are
still OF duty on account Of Ia grippe.
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBEsTY. February Cattle, receipts
7j6 head; shipments 73i head; nothing doing,
all through c)nsignments.
Hogs -keceip's 500 head; shipments 800
head market active; medium and tops u 20a
? Is; pigs and extreme lights s. s0Iit0
Sheep Receipts 400 head shipments 100
head market slow at unchanged puces.
CHICAGO, February .-Cattle-Receipts 1000
head shipments 5000 head; market stronger:
beeyts 81 6Os5 o.; steers g 00a3 Is. stcckers and
fe6 d rs az 4OaS 80: Texans s. 0Oa3 co.
Hoes-R6 ceiptS 1900 head; shipments 1000
head market Sc lower, osing steady: mixed
SO 7js3 IS; heavy and light So 55a4 %; skips
So 0Oa3 IS
sheep-Receipls 1000 hesd; shipments 1900
head market steady; natives 81 51a6 90; Western
corn fed 81 50a5 So Texans 81 j0aj 90; lsmbs S. 20
&C TO-
CINCINSATI, o., February Hog. scarce
and higher; common and light SO coal 20;
packing and butchers SO 9)al CO. receipts l 300
head; shipments , 800 head.
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BELLAIRE.

B=ll.ire is badly 10 need Of roads, but
we are Of the opinion that brick roads
IN oueh the country will be sOrry-loOklDP
effsrs ia few years. Give US old time
stone. L. will cost the taxpayers lesa.
John Parks manager of the Ohio Val
Lev Foundry at Mansfield, passed through
the city couple Of days since while Oh
bis way from the Est, where he had been
purchasing new stove p't,erns.
Eigsri Stegsr, David Darrsh and sew
ersl other gentlemen will leave tomorrow
evening for trip to New Orleans.
Ei@srd Halpiu, who has been the CUES,
Of Thomas Cullen, returned to his home IN
Columbus yesterday.
The late Wm. thinner held a 81. OOC
death bsuef. in the Ancient Order Of
United Workman.
Vim. Wise has sold his property on Rnsl
Run to the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
for 81, 500.
Miss Maggie Gordon, Central at the
telephone Exchange, 10 laid up with ia
grippe"
Tie B., u. & c. sells round "trip tickets
from this city to Woodsfisld and return Of
S1.25.
Rev. Weir, Of Brilliant, held service in
the Second Presbyterian church last night,
Au infant child of Thomas NJ. Keyser
died at Wsgee 90 Thursday night.
TIE blast furnace will have to be re
lined bsfore it is pat in operation.
The new hot blasts at the furnace are
completed and work splendidly.
jesse Fuesntr has secured position in
the PittsbuTg Casino.
Duane COwep, who has bsen very ill, is
slowly recovering.
Yesterday was beautiful day to stay
in the house.
There was 20 business at the Mayors
Court.
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Re9ister
SMILELErs.

Philadelphia Lc8ger: Spring lamb will
be so early c,op th.s yesr.
Toledo Nare Unless something is soon
ioIs 20 p.o'ec, lhe ice industry We may
lose IT,
ImornCs The hymn the morning
e rs sang together WIS dOub.less written
lo long teor.
Rochester P0sf. Landlords dislike 10
reut ta,ir housss ts chess-I layeIs; i, takes
hem So long b. move.
N0r1siorn Times. Clouds are q good
deal lice meu-tney are harmless when
alone, aut they make trouble when they
Eei 'cgs Der
l0Hters Statesman When a man runs
up against rocking chair in the dark he
my not seem hit sorry, but lie feels for
Il list he same
Baltimore Amtrieqn, Oae not yersed in
parliamentary law NAV reasonably wonder
how standing rules can apply 10 sesti0g
members.
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RECEPTION GOWNS
WHICH BRIGHTEN Observation-Disclosures
IN FEBRUARY
A Curi,as Mixture Of Winter Syles-The Anarchy
Which Prevails II the Kingdom Of Gowns
What 10 Wear If Invited
by the 400.
COPYRIGHT, 1890.

WINS. d winter it is to be sure. a
young woman entered sn elevated car this
morning end sat down beside me, absorb
ing herself il 8 novel. She was bright
eyed yourg creature, fairtly fushed and
rldian. with healthy giFlhoOd, happy 10 6
good digestion and the possession of cape
Of Russian sable with a Medici collar, in
which she buried her fscs up 10 the lobts
of her care. Ga her head she wore q sim
Tla little tCque, eucircled BIS wreath Of
large gale, pink roses. Tae bat Itself was
puff OF sOll silky black gauza, and from a
nest in the very middle Of the crown
P eped out the queen rose Of the garden
with hslf q dozen buds and ipfays OF
le yss. This At 10 in he forenoon.
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Bat The tea is served in almost priceless
egg shell china ana the passing and re-
passing of richly-gownsd women makes a
picture for the eyes. The hostess wears q
yellow silk with open throat drsped with
blac lace, aud by her side stands e Young
bride whom she is introducing, snd who
wears q white crsps de Chine sprayed With
cold, with Greek scarf arrarg ed over the
bodice and falling upon the drapsries.
Eat your cake when it is passed to you,
look at the rOses on that bonnet and don't
listen when the music begins, it isn't
fashionable. Talk louder. if possible.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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WOOL

Boston. February 7-woOl-In moderate de
mani; Ohio 3la32c Xxx S3a3ic. combing and
delaine quiet; washed cOmbing, quiet; Territory
wools secured basis, SABRE for foe; 53s55c for
fine med UNI; Ohio and Michigan unwashed l9a
2Sc; pulled woods dull; supers 2SsSjc: extra pa
2sc.
PHILADELPHIA, PA February Wool Market
qliet: fine staple ieeces most IN demand. Ohio,
Pennsylvania nd West Virginia Xxx and above,
S3l@a35c; Y. 3laSlc; medium 371saSs; coarse SKA
36e; New York, Michigan. Indiana snd Western
fine or X end NX, 29sSlc: medium. 36a37%c;
coarse 3i5S 1850; fiue washed delaine y and NN,
3laS7c; medium washed cOmbng and delsine,
3gaiCc; coarse, 36a37%c; Canada washed comb
ing 33a3jc tub washed 32silc: medium unwashed
combing and delaine, 2sa3lc; coarse DO 27a2s1S;
Montana lSa2jc; Territory, l5s22c.
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DESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Will take City Property for part pay.
ia30 iel4S
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GrentImnroYemenfs.

II is not many years ago people travelled on
horseback or by states; now fly miles an hour
is not fast enough for them. Formerly people
wrote letters tnst were weeks in reaching their
destination; now the telegraph flashes thought
around the world Formerly doctors bled their
patients for nearly every complaint; now they
use advanced science of the highest order. Prof.
Austin Flint, of Bellevue College. says: The
,udiciOus use OF alcoholic stiInulants is one OF
the striking cha acteristics Of progress in the
practice of medicine during. the last half cent
ury." Prof Henry Mott, Phi D., K. c. 5, says:
by most careful analysis have found Dufy's
Pure Malt Whisky free from a1ulterations or
foreign substances. and IL observes TO meet with
great success" The well.knoWn IT. K. W.
Hutchinson, Of New York. says: Il highly rec
ommend Dufy's Pure Malt Nhiskey and pre-
scrsbe ii extensively In my practice" Rev. b.
Mills, Of Princeton Iowa, ssys: 81 have used
Dufy's Pure Mali Ah!skey with great benefit TO
my wife, who IS a confirmed invalid. / know
nom experience it Is a pure and most valuable
medicine. / am also using II in the case Cf my
son, who is threatened with consumption. l am
a Presbyterian clergyman and doctor Of diyin-
ity but ! am no; afraid 10 recommend Dufy's
Malt Whiskey as the Iurest and most fhcient
tonic that know OF, and my experience is &
large one (o)
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WIZ leave Wharf Boat. foot Of Eleventh Street
Daily Monday excepted as follo@s:
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Oath of MISS Ella R.lston.

Special Correspondence OF the Register.
WELLsBORG, W. VA, February =
Miss Ella Ralston, moat excellent young
lady of this place, and aged about Is years,
died last night OF typhoid fever, snperin-
ducsd by Ia grippe Funeral services THE
evesiug at 7 o'clock, and interment to-
morrow morning at Holidays Code, lenv-
irg here on tine 8 o'clock train.
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DIakiug Life a HolIer Mcck,rT.

I would Ike 10 have a holiday To-
MORROW, { yen please, sir, said q tels-
phone eirl 90 the manager.
"You can have one; but 1 should think
-cu had boiler days enough already" re-
nred the manager YEARLY.
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TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.

For Chicago. SIS and 1905 a m and 1910 p. n.
daily, and AS p. N. daily, Except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1905 r. m. and 1915 p. m,
daily
Columbus and Chicago Express, Except sun.
day. i:l5 p, M
Columbus Accommodation, 4:i5 p. m, Except
Sunday.
S. Clairsville Accommodation, 1905 a. m and
la5 and i:l5 p m, Except Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, l245 aud $50 A. m, and 10
p m, daily, and li:OO g. n, daily, Except sun
day.
Cincinnati Express, SIS a. N. and Clio p. m,
daily
Columbus Accommodation, 100 a. IN daily
Except sunday.
s.. ClaiHyille Accommodation, HOO a N. ana
and IS and 6l0 p. In Except sunday.
W. p 4 B. DIVISION,
For pittsburg, $40 and T 20 a. m. and $40 p
m. daily, and 40 p. m, daily except sunday.
Washington Accommodation, 5;35 p. M, except
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittshurg, 1000 8 m daily, 1870 p. m,
except Sunday. 655 and 1910 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, $40 a. m. daily,
except Sunday.
CHAs. o. sCULL.
nolO General Passenger Agent,
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DRY GOODS.

b sine. In dry goods ri fr hands this morn
ing, improving trade W IN jobbers. The market
was unchanged In any wsy, demand ami tone
being steady vita pr ces tending upward on
sheetngs and heavy yarn fabrics.
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LetUs Bavs Saow.

She 10 the cutter Harry, you esked
me o 20 driving with ycu, did yea no'?
He-Yss; why d. you ask?
S1e-N3thirg only was wondering II
yoa ought rot 20 have said riding" H.
stead CT driving" I haven't done any
iIIvinE.
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4 osod - % contrIbuts ro.

D8wdle-By Joy,! that's good The
N5u York Ledger has last paid Whittier
81 GOO for o poem.
J05'oi-WeIi. What ofi2
paw6le-Wny, I just mailed them a
poem myself to-day.
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Whata Foot John / Must nave,

II yCu want to know the length Ct your
teot, pass astrirg srourd your fist. TIE
length Of the s.riBg viii be She length Of
YOUR foot
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small Allowances.

Gentleman TO tramp What. you here
sg,u9 i. hasu', been a week since gave
son hsf dollar
Tramp Great heavens yoE don'i ex-
per, uia 10 live year On City cents, dc
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Young Women Tan Uavg over Gates.

There Is one thing 10 favor Of womsu in
politics You ways know what side of the
question she rs on. N woman could ever
SIC 90 ierce.
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YsioS-Well, Doctor, hOw's businessP
D.c.or- bod. Go. two asw cases IN
Che mex room.
yi-itor-W What "La g'ipps?'
Dlc.Or-N1. Beer.
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ln iss minutes woman can clean up a
man Tcom in such a wsy thai it will take
Ohm hsa weeks to fnd Gu, where she put
thirgs.
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TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

That elegant Brick Dwelling containing twenty
two rooms and full basement story under same,
which can Ice finished for Kitchen, dining rooms,
etc, at Elm Grove ". Va. The above property
is admirably located and would make an ele-
CANT rotel or SUMMER Boarding Place and by
privileges granted Natural Gas Company. above
house has FREE GAS for 10th heat and light,
and a greater portion OF the rooms are already
supplied with both The above has connected
and belonging 10 1t a Good Barn ard other out
buildings Alb We property is believed ~ be the
finest property in the county, and the same, II
sold al all must be sold before Apul lst, other
wise Il will not be sold at all, but ca be had
very chap, on very easy terms il sold before the
above date.
also have one Fine Building lot 60xll0, al
ready fenced, for sale for $500 For further in
formation and to see property inquire at place,
or J. /. klMMINo,
Elm Grove.
will take City Property for part pay.
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Photographic Note.


.Amaa msy smile and smile and be
vl'au T5is probably sccoun,s for tbs
existence % SO many villainous pictures Of
1s.so- ~ho hsye besu told 10 lock pleas
a1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-08

O.. ars bua5ing did not pretend to
p. l,p,o.i. hot 10 burned as fast as if it
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Wron q husband sas az iron Will the
IN csest way ils his viie 90 break i. Is to
-c.t o.. irt .itA eye " Ger.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO R.R.

Eastern time. Schedule in effect NOV. 2tth iS.9
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New Yo-t
4:55 a. m, 2.25 and II 50 daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 7.30 a IN daily.
Except Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, DIS p. m, daily.
houndsyille Accommodation, zoo a. L., TX
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$3.50 a. m. and l2:i5 p. N. and II 90 p. m, daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 5:35 p. m, tx.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. 1915 p. m, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 9:05 q. m, TX.
cept Sunday.