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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11
AMONG THE WITS.

Justice is what takes a mans part
when injustice would take his all
Puck.
Queer creature, the barber-hc does
all his head work with his hands,
Eimird Gazette.
1t takes a man of nerve to sit down i'm
a $50 Prince Albert without arranging
the skirts.-Puck.
Fame is a glorious thing to achieve.
but small salary is more negotiable
BmghdmtOn LCddcr.
A Columbus detective is mysteriously
missing. He probably got tangled up
in one of his clcwS.-Wdshington Post.
When an amateur fisherman angles
all day without a nibble he's got to
draw the lynn somewhere Bingham
ton Leader.
Why man should be said to be on
'his last legs" when he's on the first
and only ones he ever had is something
no fellow can find out.-LO,ceI Mail.
'You don't dot your IS" remarked
the teacher to Freddy llojack, as She
looked over his writing lesson. "Nome,"
replied Freddy. "I'm not a dotter: I'm
a son. Inter ocean.
"Did You recognize your wife at the
masquerade ball last night?" Not UNI
Ill | Dattcd her shoulder and she whisp-
cred to me: 'Lcmue, don't make fool
of yourself, you old donkey. "-Chicdgo
Post.
81 see" said man, entering ca
terer'S establishment, "that you adyer-
tiSc weddings furnished?" YES, sin"
replied the caterer, briSkly. II wish
you'd send a couple to my house right
away. I've two daughters I'd like to get
of my hands. "-Hdrper'S Bazdr.
Sunday School Teacher-"Now chill
dren, what was Adams sin for which
he was puniShed?" Children-"Dunno
num-" Teacher-"What? Is it posi-
BILE that you do not know what Adam
did that he was punished for?' Small
Colorcd Pupil-"SaSSed his ma?"-Chi-
cdgO Amcric0.
Boston Bele-"A brilliant girl, Flor
ence. How well she manages men.
Chicago Bcllc-"DocSn't she, thought"
Boston Bellc-"There is a good deal in
teaching men their distance" Chicago
Belle-"To be sure there is. never
allow a man to kiss me- before he has
called on me three timeS.-L0c.
Judge SnuiTy-" Erasmus Lightfoot,
you are charged with chicken stealing
Have you lawyer" EraSmuS-"No,
sah.n Judge SnuiTy-'Doyou wish the
court to assign you lawyer" Erasmus
mo, sab: no sab" Judge Snuliy-
What do you wish to do about it?'
EraSmuS-"Wcll, iedgc, If it's all de
same to you, I'd jess rs leave dismiss de
ease. -BrOokiWn Life.
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Depended ON Providence.

There's a man up my way" said a
resident Of Champlain street to patrol
man. 'who is the awfulcSt, wickedcSi
man in all Michigan, and who ought to
be arrested"
"What has he done?" Queried the Off
Ger.
stood in front OF my house and called
me all the bad names you can think OF.
Then make complaint in the Record
cr'S Court"
But ne says he lick me if do
"Thcn have him arrested for assault
and battery"
But iii have to 20 into Court
yes"
And waste considerable time"
YES, but you want him punished
don't you?"
Yes, of course, but think I'll let
Providence take care of him. The wick
ed can't live out half their days, you
know. and he's about forty now. Mayo
this winter will fetch him."
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wool.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, October l0.-Wool
market firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia XX and above 3, 9a3ic;
Y 3la33c: medium 31a3SEc; coarse 81
a3Gc; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine or X and XX 2Sa3lc; me
dunn 3Ga3sc; coarse 34a35i 8; fine washed
delaine Y and Xxx 3la31c; medium washed
combing and delaine ila43c; coarse do 36a
SIC; Canada do 3la36c: tub washed choice
3gaiOc: fair 31a3Sc; coarse 32a36c; me-
dium unwashed combing and delaine 29a
Bic; coarse do 81 sa2gc; Montana l9a24c;
Territorial l5d2ic.
BosToN. October lO-Wool market quiet:
sales 5.27S, 900 pounds Ohior and Pennsyl-
vania XX and above 3}a:Ac X 3la32c Michi-
gan y 30c: combing and delaine firm: No
/ combing 4Oallc: Ohio fine dclainc 35a
BIC: Michigan do 3ia35c; Territory Goa
G2c fine medium 5SaGOc; medium 55a3'c'
Oregon wool l5a2lc; California and Texas
quiet: pulled. steady; super SOal0c, extra
25a3Oc Foreign woods firm.
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PETROLEUM.

PTrsBURG, PA, October l0-Petrolcun
opened AZ &c: closed 81 Sc; highest 81 sc
lowest SO3sc Market dull
On.CIrY, October lO-Petroleum opened
mt size: highest SIG; lowest Sole
closed at S0ilc. Sales, 5000 barrels; runs
l0S5l2 barrels; shipments, U,03l barrels
charters, 4, 253 barrels.
BRADroRp, PA, October l0-Peroleuu
opened at Size: closed at S03sc; highest
size: lowest S03,c: runs, 1886 barrels
shipments, lO1, 50 barrels: charters, IS,
il2 barrels; clearances, $4,000 barrels.
New YoRK, October l0-Petroleum
opened steady but soon became dull, and
remained so until afternoon. when sales
broke the price. the market closing weak
PENNSYLVANIA opened at S04c; highest
SOa.c: lowest soc; closing ut NO4,c. Lima
opened ut poe: highest Pie; lowest zoe; clio.
sng at pie. Sales, 5000 barrels.
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Il Nt" ''N ''--'' ''"N'S '-''''' "
year ". ."' '''''
l.r 'a pah'>' revere woman anu "'-
...F' ..". ''' -'''"''' CIV" D." " we
I .> becoming tlc ldd among the
..r....s tH Doe married under golden
..i.
ItNu n.. thrcc months 20 lay the
f..r u -lc Port Huron railroad
t...
,..,. ,.... recently caurhtat 81. Au-
-.. florida. that had fang, Ike "a
-....
r..... >...-r. manor, Western ned
........ .. advertising ..Snring med
....-
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............r f...-,l'. .,f .i.e,,ir.. ears
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l-' .N>..>. -u'l .N 90,
..N -~, -i''d 'i l.'.'' ""''N ''' '''''''
"...'a-ous.n' STRAIN.
The >au oi Jrssc James, the notorious
. desperate. Is running an elevator '"
F Kansas City bank.
/ Houston Texl Herald, have q buzz
nrd will fight against amy dog .u Hair
r.> county for % wager of $50.
+ CAcaso'S gala in population 'n me
F last Gem years is Sald io Dee greater 1u"'
the entire population oI 'Ae Guy Cd
Boston.
a So. Loui, dispatch says. "A come
is visible here iu thr southwest. 10 Az
pears. disappear, and reappeaf>' ana
. moo frry "r.0dht-
The bcs, dressed men ou the othc
side arc having choir trousers cut tw
inches longer than they have any use To-
and turning them up.
Young sharks, under Che suise OF ''tcn
. drr.p'n 20. sole. arc cNpoSed Tor SAFE &C., Do
tHr San Francisco h>h markets. h'
Inspector, 3D. tew days ago couiSralcd 900
pounds.
There f., on exhibition 40 Dycr,burg
Miss. cornstalS measuring sever
inches iu circumference and bearing an
ear 36 inches long aud weighing four
tcca pounds.
William Rarkarl. who lives near BAY
mirertr Anal. is tbc smallest man in
/ Amer.a. Ue is ei wears of age am,
vofrh, ONLY iguounds IIcis-thrcc fee
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LONDON FASHIONS.
WHAT THE FOGGY METROPOLIS OFFERS To
DAINTY WOMEN.
Tie Rquant English Girl With Her Flowing Hair
New Things in Millnery-Mrs. Ken
dals DreSses-Ioilets at Lon
don Wedding


LONDON, October 9.-It is impossible
not To admire the hero.Sm Of the Eng
liSh women who wear fabrics of delicate
colorS whenever it seems to them that
the season makes such apparel appro-
pirate, in spite of the fact that nothing
can be kept two hours clean out OF
doors in the London atmosphere. Leav-
ing Dieppc with its bright skies and
brilliant sands, from which the bathing
machines and the beach chairs have not
yet all departed, it is a melancholy
change TO puff and steam into this
chilly brown murk, where the wan sun
shine struggles with the fog, and where
the streets are filled with fresh, white
flannel frOckS every morning, these be-
coming perceptiblY dinSy and being hid
den under fur wraps by afternoon. In
bad weather London is black; when a
Londoner calls it pleasant London is
yellow brown. Underany circumstances
the British capital is probably the least
suited to toilet display of any city in the
world
London millinery fashions for the
winter are rapidly developing them
selves. There is the greatest variety in
materials. shapes and sizes. The capote
bonnet continues Sma N. but not quite so
tiny as i'm the summer and not very
high. Hats range from medium sized
10 large, and the trend toward higher
crowns seems for the moment arrested
BrimS are Hat, either pointed in front
or round, often waved i'm most fantaS-
tic ScallopS, and nearly always turned
up with bird, bunch of feathers,
or a ribbon bow behind. The tOques
are often very open i'm pattern,
consisting of nothing more than,
say. two narrow circlcts of
iet fitting over the hair like a crown,
with biz of cardinal velvet, tluted like
fam. coming from behind and resting
ON them. Beaver is at the moment,
riding on the top wave Of favor, all sorts
being used impartially. from the shay
gic>t 90 the finest and smootheSt. The
large beaver hats are trimmed with bows
of black or colored velvet, and are lifted
from the head very commonly by an iu-
ner crown consisting of snug little
cap-like velvet band. CapOteS are
trimmed with jet or steel ornaments,
feather tips and gold gallons. noticed
little bonnet this afternoon of sky
blue velvet with no garniture but mar
row steel band about the front culmin-
ating in "a gli,tcring steel crescent just
over the hair.
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Crimson abit cloth with hat
and jacket to match made
a striking toilet, as did hello
trope broca de with white lace and
white India silk trimmed with green
We wet. A dove colored silk was COM
bin ed charmingly with pink, and an
iVorny cashmere was made with long
polonaiSe Slashed at the back and edged
with gold embroidery, the epaulets eX-
tending in the front and at the back as
braces. The hat which completed this
coStme was of pale gray beaver trimmed
with gold cord white ribbon and ostrich
plumeS.
From some dresses made recently for
lady ut the German court some pretty
design might be taken. A cloth frock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

Write
For Prices.
For Sample.
For "a Catalogue.
And get the most Tor the
Least outlay-always.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

", T. \ e. UININIUN,
For Pittshurg, $40 and 7.2J n. m, ant go b..
m, daily, and 40 p. m, daily, except Sunday
aud 200 p. M, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, SD B. M, a
cept Sunday
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Howis YourRIood?

Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
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killed Ili, Wife.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. October AT
Tccum>ch. Ala. yesterday. man
named Dandy Killed his wife and
brumily beat his daughters. one OF
whom will dic. 10 is said Dandy had
been intimate with lcwd woman, aud
when his wife and daughters found thl'
ont they hunted her up and beat her
This aroused Dandy's anger. lie has
escaped.
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Real Estate For Sale.

AZ ELEGANT HOME OF CHAPLINE ST.
~ nine rooms, all conycnienccs; Ut &XlD,
$500.
a ten room house In KlrkwoOd, Ohio; lot lO1X
100: q beautiful home; 5000
A siX room house on lot 5OXiOO: 5000.
Corner lot on Wood street, Eighth ward,
aOXlOO. bargain at 500
Lots on Wood. Jacob. Eoif and Water streets.
Eighth ward, and on Erie. Virginia. York aud
South Front streets. Island, from $50 up.
Lots n Marylynn, near Benwood Junction.
FOR RENT tore-room No. 23l6 Chaplnc
street MONEY TO LOAN.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
1910 Chapine Street.
~. - 800. fo~ sef-
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Kick Against the Decision.

LoNpoN. October "a number of the
dock laborcrS of the West Coast Ship
Company having refused to accept the
decision of the Executive Committee OF
the Dock Laborers Union regarding the
terms agreed upon by the Executive
Committee and the company. The union
has given the men until tomorrow
morning to definitely decide whether
thew will resume work upon the steam
erS Grccian aud Tower Hill upon the
terms agreed upon. If they refuse to
work they will be deprived OF their
tickets and other unioniStS will be APP
,.nin4.h ~ an thnir nlncel.
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FOR SALE

Telephone l07
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NEW YorN, October o.-.ludse Bar
rett. of the Supreme Court. to-day dis
charged Henry Purcell, who was arrest
cd ON suspicion of stealing some $1,000,
from the safe iu the Nendomc hotel a
rew weeks ago. lie was arraignod on a
writ of habotS corpus. The evidence
WAS insufficient 90 hold him. The
stolen money was the property of CHI
cago hookmakcrS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
& TATUM

Real Estate Agents,
No. 1914 Market Street.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

- TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT Al-
CT ST llth. lssO Passenger trains VIII -un ns
iniaw,-tcutral Time An trains daily except
day.
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Change Of Voting Place in Clay District

Alta meeting of the Board OF Commissioners
Of the county of Ohio. held on the 2}d day oi
September $50. the petition Of Louis Mcdcrand
twenty other voter, OF Clay District. praying
that the place Of voting m said district be-
changed from the old Court House % the hrsi
noor Of the two-story brick building immedi-
atcly south thereof. was presented io the said
Board.
Whereupou il WAS ordered that the place ~
voting in CLAY District De changed from the "ld
Court House tn the first nour Of thc two->iory
brick building Immediately south thereof hein.
the offices now ocrupiod by ". II. DAVIS a. J..
hereby certify that the above Is 20 iru" copy
NJ an order made by the Board of Commission
rr, of the county of Ohio, on the $id day ol sep
icmhrr. 1870. .. ..
HENRY II. PENDLETON,
Clerk Board of Commissioners OF the County "i
Ohio West virginia o'l"aWt
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The pnche.. EKeited.

Duches, of Borrowitz TO attendaup
Who knocks no the castle gates at
thi, mSeemly hour? Attendant Tex
citcdly 1t is thy son. lie brings with
him am American wife with q purse
large enough 10 pay AN the family
debts. Duchess with cmotionl Admit
my SON and the purse.
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surrr SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga
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II Mns Worth Looking At.

Nmifh. Grdy q Co.'S N0Whly.
..You dashed this off in an idle mo-
mont. | SUPPOSE" remarked the editor
os he looked at the manuscript.
..No. sir. worked at that Tor Il
Indeed! I'll give it careful consid-
orotiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

Miss Blocker lof New York have
% discussion. Miss Livcwayte, and We
have decided 20 let You settle il. Which
is right. "driuk soup or "eat Soup?'
Miss Liycwaytc lof Chicago)-Well,
for my part, always sop il nap with a
niece of bread.
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DRY GOODS.

New YoRK, October lO.-There was a
moderate business in Dry Goods for cur
rent wants at the hands of agents, but in
quirv fo- goods indicated near movement
in staple cottons. The principal feature
was the request for spring dress cottons-
shirtings. damasbs, lace curtains, etc,
many Of which are already sold up.
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lie Fills 1t with Charges.

Y,ROriHfs NcrS.
My latest beau ought to be satisiac
tory to you, papa.
"Who is he?'
..NIr. Kuhler, the ice dealer
"Why do you think a consciousness:
ice dealer would be satisfactory to me?
because he fills the bill, papa.
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f2S am Fil25 p m
235pmf g&am
u9Olam rl2i5pm
SOamf 5thp m
2Epm ti2 - D M
GOO am $50 am
$40 am 40 - pm
2g5 pm 505 pm
fHfn I5uru
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WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
W RAILROAD. ON and after Wednesday,
SHY ift. i~H. trains ou thr Wheeling aud
Kim 0r.r. Ea -oal WIl. ran as follows.
Lgly, Wh--nnc Leave Elm Grove.
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FARMS,

Fifty-two Acre Farm, two hours drive from
the city on Fairmont Pike; large orchard of
bearing fruit trees, good house, barn, &c
Price low.
4 Vegetable Farm six miles from this city;
soil Will produce anything that grow, In this
climate good house, barn, we'll, Nc.; i've min
utcs' walk from depot.
Furtyaye Acre Farm near Moundsyillc ioi
Il Dlu
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uIuJDING LOTS

Choice locations on the Island from $50 up
one lot lett ON Fourteenth street. south side
$50
south Front street river side. Your last
chance 20 buy "a hfty-foot lot
G.. o. SMITH,
-. fDlu NurLstf STREET
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NJ ATIONAL BANK OF w. VA.
~ AT WHEELING.
BABY One SOLID SORE
Tried Everything without Relief
No Rest Night or Day. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

Ny baby when two months Old. hal break
Ing out with what the doctor called cra,ma
n er head. arms feet, and hand, worr each on'
solid sore. tried every thing. 1uf neither dee
tors nor any thing else did beer amy ennl vs.
could get no rcst day or night Wi her, lumy
extremity tried the CrriDtgA kENunif-. huf
confess had no faith in them, for haI never
seen them tried. 10 my great surprise. 900 0uc
wc, Is time after beginning Dob u-. tlr Or.i,l EA
REMEDIES, the sores were we'll huf continued
to use the RE~OLyFNT Tor It'l' while. and
now she !, fat % baby 90, you would liA, to
>cc and as sound as q dollar. ] believe nos
baby would have been dead if bad mot ir.,d
CrricrRA REMEDIES. ! write thi- so that cy.ry
mother with baby ike mine can l.ei confident
that there is "a medicine that viii cure fhe worst
eczema and that medicine D. thc CrrDrEA
REMEDIES. MRS BETTE BlRKNLR.
LOckhlrf. Texas.
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For Sent.

NOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT STORE.
II room No. 1893 west side Main street, lately
occupied rs the Office Of the c., l.. n W. K. K. Co.
Terms reasonable. Possession given NJ once.
Inauire OF NJ. REILLY. 1879 Main 81. lelOeadh
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I i-dtlut OlAtS Ol ID Ai''
STATEs-Dull but finn.
Moderately active; sales ST.
39l 900.
SToCKs-The stock market to-day was
somewhat less active than yesterday, which
was almost entirely due to the absence OF
the pressure of short sales. The Gould
party bought Missouri, Western Union,
Manhattan and the Texas Pacific securi-
ties There is a feeling in Wall street to
which the Erie difficulty gives point,
that the railroads will not
have much more adverse legis-
lati0n to contend with, because many
of the roads have already reached point
at which it would be necessary, should
/ lower rates be enforced, TO makea reduc-
ton in the pay of their men. The market
opened this morning at advances extending
| to per cent When the first demand was
satisfied prices under selling shaded of
with Missouri Pacific and Atchison, and the
| Trusts leading the downward movement.
| There was an attack upon Erie,
! but IL never reached serious
proportions, and while that stock
/ is one of the few showing slight changes IN
the figures at the closing, the fluctuations
were not specially important. In the last
/ hour Lackawanna led an upward move
ment. Several specialtics responded with
material advances, but the general llSt
slowly appreciated TO the close, which was
fairly active and firm at the best prices Of
the day. Sales 295, 40 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, 40; American Express,
| ll3: Canada Pacific, 90: Central Pa
cific. 30l(; Chesapeake ana Ohio, 1875 do.
first preferred 53@{ do second preferred,
36: Chicago and Alton, l2i; Chicago, Bur
| lington and Quincy, ~; Delaware and
| Hudson, l53; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, lH3z; Denver and Rio Grande,
l7az: Erie, 22i. DO. preferred, 80; Fort
WAYNE. 1873; Illinois Central. 1907; Lake
shore. 1867: Michigan Central, 81; Min
neapoIis and St Louis, ); do. preferred,
| II; Missouri Pacific Is; Northern Pa
cifc. 275l; do. preferred, AZ North
western, 1869: do. preferred, $40; New
| York Central, 1885, Oregon Transcontinen-
tai. -: Pacific Mail, 800; Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, Is; Pittsburg 10;
| Pullman Palace Car, 2l9; Reading, 30 :
Rock Island, 7GI; St. Louis and San
Francisco, b; do. preferred, IS; do: first
preferred, 75it St Paul, 505i do. preferred
iO9i{; St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
1865, St. Paul and Omaha, 269I do. pre-
| ferred. 81: Texas Pacific, ~; Union Pa
cific. BIZ; United States Express, TO;
/ Western Union Slil.
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When Baby was sick. ue save her CastoFia,
When She was a Child. she cried Tor Casioria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CaStoria
When she had Children, She gave them Castori'
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! write 90 indor>r ihe wonderful qualiiir, oi
your CUTIcuEA REMEDIES iu rufin. 900 ~kiu dis.
eases. The trrlCrgA REMEDIES aye u.cd hrr'
by every one, and give entire satisfaction.
MISS 4. VI. STI ART. Ninu>bura. s. G..
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The AInfnl Mnrkpi.

New York. October lO-Pig iron
steady and quiet. Copper nominal. Lead
nominal. Tin steady; straits S23 90.
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}ll]rriin9 Register
TrnurIrrs C5uiSc.

RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
y OF TRAINS-ENrLANATioS oF REFER
rNre MARKS. suaiiy. tSuuday excepted. tMon-
ban eNr.rtel SSguday excepted. saturday
.,r.rted saturday only SUNDAY onlN-la
Meridian. Man NJ. iSq0 Wheeling time, which
ou. hour earlier than Central Time.
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AVlO ID MONTH. Agents wanted Q0 best
bf0Il selling articles in the world I sample
F~OO Ffee Address fAY BRONSON, De
rQit, Mich
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Cor Sale.

NOR SALE-TWO SMALL FRAME BUILD
Il mgs ON Tenth street. VIII be sold 20 the
party making the highest oner for cash. the
buildings To be- removed within one month.
JAS. l.. HAWLEN. IT'D Main street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3 1 -2ai IL Per Cent.-GOvern-
mcnts Dull but Firm-StOcks Higher
Flour Firm and Unchanged-W Wheat
Higher
New YORK, October lO.-Money on cal
easy. ranging mt 3 {a4i per cent; last loan
at 81 per cent; closed offered at 3 PEI
cent; prime mercantile paper 55ia5 PEI
cent Sterling exchange quiet and steady
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

Depart Arrive
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
we eat ourseIves.v was the reply.
"And for dinner 2" inquired the re-

we eat ourselves" was the reply.
"And for dinner?" inquired the re
porter.
"For dinner we give them beans, pota-
toes. meat, bread and soup, and enough
for two meals for any reasonable man;
more b i would eat in three. Some
times they have peas. Mush Is the prin-
cipal thing they have been kicking against.
All d fault has been about quality and
not quantity"
The reporter was told further that the
kicking Is usually done by men who are
held over to the grand jury. The men
convicted of petty crimes come In un-
clothed and unfcd, and they appreciate
what is done for them. But the grand
jury cases have lived too high before their
committal, and they want iirst-class ac-
commodations.
ave do everything we cam" continued
the deputy sheriff, ''to make them COM
Portable. We go out and get them any,
thing they want, but they are never
satisfied. When poor fellows have
been brought in here, all weak and sick
and delirious for want Of liquor, ! often go
back to the sheriff or Mrs. Lloyd and ask
for a drink for them, and it is never de-
nied.n The complaints are very unex-
pected as Sheriff Lloyd has the reputation
OF being humane and generous TO his
prisoners.