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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust 10 me made by
John Dumas and Catharinc Dumas his vile,
dated the 10th day OF December, A. D., 1929. and
recor.lcA In the e0lce OF tho Clerk Of the County
Court y. ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
of Trust Book No. ". folio 4O7. viii offer for
sale Oh =
SATURDAY, MARCH ga. D. 1890, III
commencing at 10 o'clock q. NJ. at the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, the fol.
lowing described properly, to.wlt: one leather
top phAelon, made BY Donaldson, Lewis & Co.,
trimmed with blue cloth; ono leather top phac..
ton, made BY Donaldson, Lewis d Co., trlmmed
S sSn m STsen ~ f1o x onS eAecs TOP Ph.s
win green. cloth: one leather top, phaeton.
known as Langes old one, trimmed IL brown
cloth; one canopy topped .phacton, trimmed In
green cloth; one side bar top buggy. trimmed IN
Top suty, Donaldson, Lewis L Co. make, trim.
md with green cloth; one twokcated cutunder
carony top surry, D. kull Jr., & Co.. make;
one berlin Coach, trimmed In green cloth; one
lsldau, trimmed In brown CLOTH; one close hack,
Trimmed ~ green cloth; one canopy TOP landau,
trimmed In leather: one thrce.tcat swell sleigh,
tw0.horse; one swell cutter, ono horse; one
Portland cutter, Que. horse. Two spotted horses
names John and Tommy: two black horses.
names John and Kate: two bay horses, names
ipaee'); one sorrcl. no lalne; two yellow ponies,
both mares: QUO spotted horse, namc Dan; Two
DAY hotscs at Bethany, III pasture, (LAnSe'S old
caes(; one bay marc in pasture at =, named
single harness; two saddles aud brides: lot Of
robes, whips, etc. Stable fixtures, two road
cati4 aud all personal property Of tho parties Of
Inc lll,t part III and on tho premises now used
~ said John Dumas as q livery stable, No. II
Fourteenth street, Wheeling, West Va. 'iAtl ~
sAtd property, or so much thereof AZ shall DO
Necessary 10 pay certain note Of tho said John
uumas, payable 10 Donaldson, LOWS 4 60. TOT
3, lSsy and tho further sum Of $500. which may
now bc due or hereafter become duo r., d.
l&nHc, IRON the kaid John aud Catharlnc Dumas
Under tho terms OF oerta1n lease dated March
30. A. d. ISIS. g1F.rl3 ! ,ts1 F,a,tfys y
TERMS or sALE-Cash In hand on tho day o.
@le Tor all Sums not exceeding el0o. and al
purchases exceeding that sum, one'halt cash
ana residue on a credit OF three months put,
chase, giving note with approved security Will
fe86 B. b. DovENER. Trustee.
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Tho Surfing Nledicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has gained as spring medicine
is wonderful. It possesses Just those
elements Of health.giving, blood.purify.
ing and appetite'restoring which every
body seems to need at this season. Do
not continue in dull, tired, unsatisfac.
tory condition when you may be 80
much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1tpurides the blood and makes the weak
strong. gu W - 2, ~ sH'E9 ! %
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- ~. N
UucklGu'B Arnica Snlya.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. q.
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"You may break, you may shatler
Her ribs II you will,
But the PRrtingtOu fragrance

" AA SAAok W kACLn bbllAs
He made longer voyages and when he
returned to the old homestead all the
girls declared he was "real satan," but
Mrs. Partington held him under her
dominion as Of old, which he obeyed
about as much as he ever did. He was
only the boy Ike to her, as he always
would be. The old house was a museum
OF presents he had brought her from
time to time; pagans' temples, carved
elephants, and pagan cities, with a
drawer full Of silk dresses and satin
curtains.
"And are such things really worship
ped?" she asked as Ike put a hideous
figure of an idol upon her centre-tab!e.
Certainly" he replied, "and more
than that; when I was in Bingpon, l
came across big black idol that winked
at me, and, when I looked q little down,
I saw that it was our old cook on the
seven Pollies, whom you remember.
He was sitting cross.legged on post
ten feet high, and seemed to enjoy il"
"How preposterous!' said Mrs. Par.
tington; "wby don't the missionaries
stop it"
Because" said Ike, "they haven't
got money enough. They are only work
ing for their board, lack MEANS"
"Did they try to apostrophize you?"
she asked. ~
II guess you'd better think so. In one
place that l visited, where they iriccasee
Hindoo baby before their affairs every
morning, one Of the priests chased me
for three miles, with spit, to serve me
up as roast"
ITO make q sacrament Of you'll"
screamed Mrs. Partington with horror.
"ies," said Ike, 'and the only way I
escaped was to fall down and let him
tumble over me, when I took the long
spit he held and stuck him to a tree,
where he hung like a beetle inpaled
with pin"
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LEE YOHru LIVING,

Not il you gothrough the world dyspep.
tic. DIR. Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets are
positive cure for tho worst forms OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. Guaranteed and sold by
Logan Drug Co., J. T. Goodwin & Co.,
@. R. Goethe, A. T. Young, John Cole.
man. gs8.tS s'% fatl1 st.aTlf ~ DING y
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SEEDS. I'd. 81 .gt.it *, vs. Is,
~ We have tho largest and most complete
stock o! GARDEN SEEDS III tho State. Al!
new, fresh Nock, and warranted true TO name"
while our prices will TO found rs low as any re-.
liable SEED, can DO sold. MARKET GARpESERs
VIII Ind II TO their interest 10 place theft orders
with us. and get Just what they want. ssEpsin
= and loo packets, sent by mail, postage paid,
on receipt OF price. ~ H0GE 4 BRO. "A,
Ills Market ST., West Sluel, ~.
tesMwsAw 1aslB-5t4f Wheeling, ". Va.
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Thus the time wore along, Mrs. Part
ington growing older every day she lived,
Ike swinging round the circle over the
sea, Captain Pelton visiting the home.
stead every voyaged; quletude prevailed
on every hand, the Nip & Tuck railroad
grew prosperous, and Mrs. Partington's
two shares stood at premium at the
Brokers' Board. b..
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Piles PIlcsl Itching Piles,

sYNrToAs-Moiature: intense itching and
stingtng; most at night: worse by scratching.
II allowed TO continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulccrate, becoming very sore,
SwAfNx's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
ing. heals liberation, aud IN most cases 70
m9yes Inc Of BY
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Ghe Sntellieeuttr.
MY hlEMENTOES.
ny 1T MAXWELL.

| III Hu MANWEIL. A. ~. .I
For he Inle'Iigencer. u.
Il thou shonldst die tonight, and from thy brow
~ lingering trosses should DO sinoothed away
uhe hand Of death. all EcrcIlcss for aye, Sd
bow lI.'' 80 - S.''''N w
snb,nlsslyely IN silence while tho clay
~ th9 cold earth should III tLlnc early grave,
""o ~! po"efless 10 aid thee or 10 save.
lheh from thy gave. when In thine endless
Thou thouldst DO resting, drcamlc,s eyermorc, i
H;neontciols now the willows 'boyG thee weep,
Unconscious OF tho flowers blooming o'cr,--
IA urn away: aud through tho Jcars would
The Kind 'mementoes given In days OF yorc:
hhu they would lead my memory 10 thee
III 'ne long years OF Me, wherever should be. A..
sl'sht though they be, the heart tina, loved
Would love them for thy takc. Lies hopes and
WSnlr x D.s drMsy the summers and 30
Al last would cease for thee, aud vines would
:. grow .U.-'IGI1-. : = -
INTENDED DER thy grave. still through tho
would remember thee. Thou wouldst no.
Yet would not forget thee aud the long aso.
These tokens given by thee III happy hours,
m mow precious atd how dear 10 mt II thou
s MhM in my Gtaye. beneath the blooming flowers
s Not wait III Der thy grave the summer bowers
49, brow, Wy
The lingering tresses shall DO smoo,hed away
"hu thy warm pulse grow cold In death and
Toll House, Cai, 10y. H
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GLOW TO Cure All skin DIu L. j, \, /,

Simply apnly "swAyNE's OINTMENT" No In.
tcrnal medicine required. Cures tetter, eczema,
Itch, all erupt!ons on the lace, hands; nose, &C.,
leaving the akin clear. white and healthy. liz
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
BY no Other remedy. AK your druggist for
sWAfs1t VlS9aES1. T7hsAw
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KANIAA LAW. Y, 4 OHIO RAILWAY

tKanawha Short Linel, se ei'adSIs = - !.
u tee Tsus ,xu ehaass Without eS.
m. Leave Charleston G;I5 a. M ssN &S p.
;ng 9:4e p: n. va O. R. Lesve i *, M;heel.
i2:@ ?. M arrive Wheeling ais n Sn a. Ho
centsa iaa oppssnn;aasadl escep sundsy
leave Challesson Soo ~ s9na.ys only. tlsn.
p. m. via o. R. 3. 4, - AttiVe wheeling ~
anl1 ~. GEO. J. ERMLIcH. a. PA
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T HFE ! s M'ESEK sI,!@ /; INTELL1GENoER
Journal o ssIRai,alInE instructive family
steHn ~ every line and suited Az IL
smiy a9o improve every member ~ 10
Aml'y' Waenes In city o. countiy' Oss VI ING
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"REMEMBER, that the payment OF Prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY Four NATIONAL HANxs OF New
orleans and the Tickets are signed by the Presi.
aeht OF an Institution, whose chartered rights
ste recognized III the highest Courts; therefore,
beware beware q any limitations or anonymoui
ONE DOLLAR Is the price Of the smalles.
part Or traction OF Ticket Issued by Us IN any
Drawing. Anything In our name offered for lesa
than POLAR IL Bwindle. fcIowsAw
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:, NJ, NEW York, March 7.-PIg Iron dull. Copper
aqm d anu no,n ~ lake March s co. Lead
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MADAM" said young good looking
person. tho spokesman for two others,
"havc you glass Of cold water at hand
that you can give us mug Of cider? for
we are 30 hungry that we don't know
where to sleep tonight"
She did not detect the chestnut, and
replied:
''There is the WE'LL" pointing to the
old curb with the well.sweep towering
above it, "you can leyitate your thirst
there and welcome"
"But, my dear madam, 'said the re.
quester, I've are told by high authority
to let we'll enough alone. Have you any
cider7.'
"None for you, Sir" said she, II don't
entertain strangers"
"fou should remember" said he,
that Abraham entertained strangers
who proved to beangels"
EYES," she replied, but angels do not
90 round nowadays begging cider on
Sunday afternoons"
q, The logic was unanswerable, and Mrs.
Partington closed the door while the
young men went down and took a cool
drink from the old oaken bucket that
hung in the well. rY.
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Address Registered Letters con.
49,, talnlng Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
a. .ErH1 New Ortenps Ia
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
ME- Markets. y1 #s

Tho Features Of the Money md Stock
Markets. p1 #s#
NEw YORK, March money on cali easy,
ranging from to 0 per cent, last loan closed OF.
lercI nj 3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
ta7 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet aud steady
atA s211sn4 50. salcs Of stocks 3os,l51 shares.
Thostock market was moro active and stronger
In all It's departments today than It has been for
some time. md uniform and material upward
movement was the great feature Of tho trading
Tho recent improvement III tho monetary situn.
ton, both at home and abroad, lnado a better
feeling both for the shorts and the long account
The operations in Reuding again occupied most
OF tho attention, but they were not either 80
large numerically nor so important IN compa,l.
non with the transactions In the rest Of thelist.
Tho other CoAlers Sympnthi2ed to limited OK.
tent, but tho 0nngtrs bccnino very prominent
In tho market; us there were no disturbing 70.
ports from tho first they all made material al.
vanccs for tho day. Considerable activity was
shown III Sugar, and u shows Il slight decline
from yesterday. Among the spccinlties. Clcye.
land, Columbus. Cincinnati & st. Louis and
Wheeling & Lake Erie were the most prominent,
but their gains, except for tho first named, were
small. The market closed active at tho best
prices Of tho day. The principal gains are Cieve.
land, Columbus, Cincinnati Isl. Louis ~, Rock
Island lsE. Missouri Pacific aud ORGAN Trims.
IL, Northwestern X, Louisville 4
Nashville III. aud st. Paul per cent
Railroad bonds moro active; sales slli7, 900,
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 7.-Cattle-Reccipts
,,2o head; shipments l, 400 head; nothing dong.
a.! through ,consignments. Hogs-HcceipIs
fly mead; shipments 200 head; market nc.
to best Workers 81 9jai IS; pigs 81 o,ai TO- sbecn
1Heeeipts LOO bend; shipments 100 head;
CIScISNATI O., March 7.-Hogs easy: common
and light 50 5Oai 10; packing and butchers 81 o.,
1 %; receipts $500 head; shipments 100 head,
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Ike had grown to mans estate during
the intervening year, and become first
officer Of the Storm Patrel, Capt. Pei
ton, the Seven Pollies having become
too old for service, about which the
name Of Mrs. Partington, her former
passenger, 80 strangely chung, that her
timbers were sawed up into canes by the
DANES admirers. Some one wrote a
charming poem tributary to the first be.
ginning
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Live St0cn,

CHICAGO. March 7.-Cattle-RceeIp.s 10000
i6c lower; beevcs 81 Soa5 90; steers "a 61ni n.
s!ockers and feeders s. l0d3 81; Texans 81 0Ga3 So.
Hogs-Receipts 2J.0O0 head: shlpneuts 9GtHj
bead; market strong to &c higher; mixed md
aeavS g ssat O.; light 50 s5al 0la skips 50 Goa
1000 head market slow; natives IS Sous Cd: west.
s e eosa ied II sS Is; Texans S. 65a5 81; lambs
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CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

ding l0IEc - - ) A' AAAA"
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Wool,

NEW YORK. March 7.-Wool casv and quiet:
domestic 16 fleece 3.a36c; pulled 27a3ic; Texans
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central Standard Time.

From Bridgeport Stn+,r

&I From Bridgeport Station, :.
Trains via the Cleveland h Pittsburgh Rail,
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicaac
ana cle F6l ht t:@ IN n For Pittsburgh 1917
For Pittsburgh and New York, 2:H .. On n - F ~.
Trains arrive at bridgeport at 7:ss a, M. 1o.o2
a. m. s ,I 2; m, 49, F. MI aud 7b2 p. M
pm; from East Liverpool, liz D. m, pOo'' VIA
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains I the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 4 s.
inS ios stemEenyiIlcH
go M, 12a5 J. m 3:20 p. M, and s:a3 na 81
For Coiumbus, Cincinnati, IndisnapolIs Sni ~
a Loa Gb S i E. spd s49p NJ For coambus
p m Trains leaving At 60 a. m. and arr arpIy Ky
Pitsbutgh. Al trains daily excen, snndsSy ano
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"Dear me-" said Mrs. Partington,
"what predication to placed in"
"Twas worse for him." said Ike, with
grin.
"And didn't you feel any compunct.
ure?" the dame asked. ,a '.W=.f1
"Yes, I was real sorry" said he, "sor.
ry there want dozen Of 'em. But you
bet I punctured him."
"What an edectual missionary you
:would make, dear" she said, smiling.
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NIctnla.

prices unchanged. l. : - aN's'' ''.-1
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no through tickets. and baggage checked. to nj
points; f9r 5a'ss sna othef Information ndGres
y ~ j. T. H h1ogSETHTs0N, 9. T. A., PaFkersburs.
W. II. OSBORN, &, r.. H.. pomarov sI nbGo
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-On and after Nov. q, lss9.--Ex.
day excepted. tMonday excepted. fsatusdsy
excepted. lsunday only. Saturday only.
kAsteru Standard time, go ~ So
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s'Did you ever know Of Paul Parting
toms giving his note to Timothy Diggs
ior forty-nine dollars and seventeen
cents for the purpose previously nam
ed?"'-'.,. -
Eyes, he certainly did, and when
Diggs afterwards threatened him with
quiet-clalm, he J was so, indignant with
rage that he extenuated the note two
pages" y.
THAT is, no paid one note by giving
another2" $;s. vi MI8 81
"Well, I don't know that there was
any pay about it, cause Paul and Diggs
had it out between themselves, and Paul
had black eye for weeks. Diggs died
sometime afterwards by an accident to
his ocular vein, but Paul had no benefit
from it," 81.
'Then the note was never paid?"
Perhaps it was, and perhaps it
wasn't; 1 have al indiscriminate mem.
DRY on that point" nc s@'h. sd
'sDo you remember seeing the notes2"
"Yes, I read them all at the time, and
and when Digs, in one, threatened to
pull Pauls alkaline nose"- ", ...,'.
II mean the note of hand-this note,"
handing her note signed ~. Parting
tor" pr ~ ~. ''.d - 4
"Why, bless your soul this never was
Paul's geography. It is his brother
Peters writing, who died Of surface
after bankrupt dinner given by the new
railroad corruption" r. ,:.+
Thiscauseda dilemma, and the learned
counsel, after consulting with the judge,
stating that there was no money to be
got out OF the case, the matter was taken
from the docket, and Mrs. Partington
was allowed to retire. 3.i',.s@3.. ..i,,'1 q
The great law case having thus 70.
ceived u settler, Mrs. Darlington re-.
moved to the old homestead, where she
was to spend the rest OF her days. The Nip
4 Tuck railroad had revived, and was
threatening ere long to pay dividends
and her healthful status was entirely re-
stored. st .5lG atT"g. gsifa, Hd1
"Here," said she to Elder Jones, her
neighbor, II shall remain till my cub.
sistence is ended and I am called to ex.
plate in that land where the 1orm dieth
not and the fire is not quenched, and
while live am going to be as happy
as can and make others so to the extern.
nation OF my perceptibilities." 80
"Will you join our church?" asked
the Elder, s,i3 #l-' a2i-i:. 7H EaHi
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PITTSBURGH, Pa; March 7-pc,ro,eum fairly
aetiye; OPENED At 9314c; closed at 9issc highest
BRADFORD, Pa, March 7.-Pctroleum opened
az we; closed at 9i3.c highest yl7zc; lowest
VIC: cearanccs 81, eOU barrels. wye" 'N
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Petroleum opened strong
at yic, and moved up to .9iszc III the car,S
ttnding. The market then BECAME QUIET ana
femaincd 80 until the close. when was STEADY
a,s Hsc; stocH Exchange: Opening 9ic; highest
LOWEST VIC; closed at t4}Sc; sales JJ7, 0Od
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or N. A. DAupHIN, ~" N'' A'"''
Washington. D. G.
r. BY ordinary letter, containing Money Ordc,
Issued by az Express Companies, New York Ex
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)NDs AND STOCK QUnTATIOSs-Ct0SED lin,


SIS rcg..........f2tf0hio ( Mississippi. 2ot.
Y. 8. Is CUupons....l22L do prcfcrred...... SS :
Y. =. n Oregon lmpr'vem't Az
Y. 4Hs coupou.- Oregon Sav............
Pacific q OF 'Vj...ll6 Oregon Trans......... 8GJi
Adams Exprcss.....lb2 Pacific Majl........,.. 35
American Exprcss-ll5 Pittsburgh. ..,,,.,.lbiE
Gaaata Faeiae...- 31f|PHllfian Palace .,,., i8i
Canada SOUTHERN. 81 Reading. .........., 87Is
Central taciilc..... n lltock Island .,,,,, Yl5s
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 231 5t.L. 4 Sau Frail.... nj
do first preferred. 60 Isl. raul.......,,,.,,, OK
90 second prefd- SoH DO preterrcd...m.lliI
Chi. Bur. & Quincy. l0iss 5t. Paul & Omaha. 3iG
Del, 4 Huds9R......A9 do preferred ,,,,,, ~
Del, Lack & " Gst...lSG Tenn. Coal 4 Iron, IS
Denver & K. G..... 1balTexaa paclilc........, 9OI
Etc .......,.... ~ Union Pacihc......... Gl1Ss
Fort Wayne ..-... 1891. s. Tx press ..,,,... S.
Illinois Centrnl....ll3 W., II. l.. & P,,,,.,,,. n
kanSaH & TcxAs.. II do preferred ..,..,. 2Gl
Lake ShOfc.m........lDJ IWrlls.Faryo Ex,, lao
Louisville & NASH. ~. Western UuIou.... S1lh
Memphis Chas. ." 81 Am. Cotton OIl.... u
Michigan Central. 9lHSiC0l0ratio Coal ,.., ii
Missouri PaciGc..- 751y Ilron silyer,,,,,,.lT5
Nashville & CHAT. l0l Quicksilver .,...... d
New Jertey Central.l20 do preferred. AZ.
Norfolk 4 W.prcf'd GU1sl sutro. 4
Northern Paclilc.... 3Oa Rlchmt & W, pr. Dot.
do .prcferrcd...... 73h Atciison. no.
Northwestern 1902 Lead Trust Isl.
do preierred.....li! sugar ...... C;I
New York Central .l0ttLI - 10
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OILS, on CITY; March7@Petroeum opened a,
5000 barrels; shipments GG,5i5 barrels: runs
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snb,nissyely 10 silence while tho clay
Ahd al! powerless TO aid thee or 10 save.
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Railroads.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, r.
w On and after Monday, October %, 1859.
! malns on ING Wheeling d Kim Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING. F.
$50 q. M, 200 a. M, 900 a. H., II :ooa M, 20
p m.' $50 p H., $40 p. M, 700 p M, 900 D, M
LEAVE WHEELINo PARK, 81 : :
6ao a. m, 7:45 a. M, 10 n. M, 1880 D, H., $50
D. M, 4:o p. NJ, 6:lo p m. 500 p. M, 10 p. m,
~, soNDAfS-Leave tho city at 500 a. M, and
Ing parE at 9:G0 a. H., and run every hour until
loHo ?. m. Except church train wifi leave ParE
AZ 9:a5 a. m. aud city at 1918 p. M :
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-12-04
FRAupuLENr NArunALIzArIoN.
METHODS GREATLY tMpRoyRD


The report OF the Postmaster General shows
the most gratifying progress in the important
work committed To his direction The business
methods have been grca6ly improved large
economy IN expenditures and an increase Of
four ana three quarter millions in
receipts have been realized. The deficiency
this year is 50 $500 as against S. $50 1873 last
year, not withstanding the great enlargement
Of the service. Mail routes have been extended
and quickened, ard greater accuracy and dis
patch in distribution and delivery have been
attained. The report viii be found TO be full
OF interest and suggestion. not only 10 Congress-
but To those thoughtful citizens who may be
interested to know what business methods can
do for that department Of public -administra
tion which most nearly touches all our people
THE ANTI LOTTERY Act
The passage of the act To amend certain
sections Of the Revised Statutes relating to
lotteries, approved September 10, 1920, has
been received with great and deserved popular
favor The Post-Ofice Department and the
Department Of Justice ut once entered upon the
enforcement of the law with sympathetic
vigor. and already the public mails have been
largely freed from the fraudulent and demon
alizing appeals and literature emanating from
the lottery companies.