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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08

Ice cream Freezers, Fly Fans and Oil
stoves at j. W. Anderson, & Co.'S Hardware
Store
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08

Diptheria is dangerous when it gets
among our little ones, but there is no
danger if you will give them Radam's
Microbe Killer. 1t never fails to cure land
as preventiveit is sure. For sale by NJ.
Dorsey, druggist.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses. blood spayins, curbs,
splints, sweeney, ring bone, stiles, sprains,
all swollen threats. coughs, etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Melville Dorsey, druggist, Henderson,
n. &. apr. 101c c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08

18th Edition Now
Ready. 4 book of
over 20 pages, Civ
Ing more infoTIaa-
ton Of value to adj
Nerfisa.rS than any
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08

Painful Accident to a Young Lady.
The many friends here of Miss Ros-


The many friends here of Miss Ros-
allie Jones, of Hampton, Va, were
panied to learn of the very serious ac-
cident which she sustained by being
thrown from a buggy in which she was
riding at her home last week. The
horse ran away and threw her violently
to the ground. cutting and bruising her
about the face and body in manner
that was at first thought to be fatal.
Miss Jones is a niece of Mrs. r. B.
Henderson, and spent some time visit
ing in our town last summer. At last
accounts her condition was somewhat
improved.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08
Go TO Ulrich
Photograph Gallery for Rent.

For best family flour; S475, $500, $3.50
per barrel.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08
Henderson,.

Full supply of Harrells law blanks at
may s. FARRAR'S Book STORE
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08

Miss Rosa Thomas is just back from the
North where she bought one of the largest
and prettiest stocks of Baltimore and New
York styles Of Hats, Flowers. Lace, etc,
ever brought to Henderson. Call and see
them. s. & &. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-05-08

Dorsey's drug store is popular resort
for warm and thirsty humanity. His soda
fountain has been opened up for the sea-
son. may &.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Programme of the Big Reunion at Par
Epreburp

kersburg.
Following is the official programme Of
the fourteenth reunion of the Society
of the Army of West Virginia, at Par
kersburg, Tuesday, September il, 1890:
1870 Il. m. Reveille.
a. IN. Reception and Entertainment
Of visiting comrades.
p. m. At the tent.
Music-Introductory by Major Gem
eral Rutherford b. Hayes, Senior Vice
President, presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. J. w.
w. Bolton.
Music-Address OF Welcome, Hon.
Gordon B. Gibbons, Mayor Of Parkers-
burg.
Response on behalf of the
Society of the Army of West Virginia,
General X. Z. Kennedy.
MuSic-ReSponSc on behalf OF Visit
ing Citizens, Hon. G.. w. Atkinson.
MuSic-Reading of Letters.
1870 p. IN. Music. Appointment Of
Committees.
LIST. On place of next meeting.
ID. On nomination Of officers.
3D. Resolutions.
Music. Camp Fire.
Addresses by Gen. w. Ii. Gibson, Of
Ohio, and other comrades. with army
songs and other music.
Wednesday, September T.. a. H.
Regimcntal Reunions at quarters as
signed i'm general orders Of the day.
$3.50 a. Information of commands
by regiments, companies, and other or
hn 4
in general orders. Col. J. L. Simpson,
Grand Marshal.
Review by Governor a. b. Fleming
aud staff.
II NAT the tent. Reception of
the Governor.
Music. Address by Maj. Cen r. b.
Hayes, presiding.
Music. Response by Governor a. b.
Fleming and members of his staff.
Music. At the tent.-2:3O p. m.
Music. Address by Hon. John w. Ma
son. Music. Grafton by Maj. VIM. Nc
Kmley, Jr. Music. Addresses by Capt.
c. b. Smith and others.
100 p. m.-MuSic, Memorial address,
the life and public services of Major
General George Crook, by Maj.-General
w. H. Powell Music. Addresses by
General B. +. Kelley, Gen. III. +. Duval,
Gen. l. II. Duval and Gen. X. b. Hayes
Music
Thursday, September IS, 9:3Oa.m.-At
the tent: Music Addresses by General
w. w. Ayerel and Gen. +. Il. Tyler
Music Address by General c. II. GroS-
venor. Music.
.: 30 p. m.-Music. Address by Gen.
7. NJ. Harris Music. Address by Gen.
X. b. Kennedy. Music.
$50 p. m.-MuSic. Address by Gen.
W. IL. Enochs. Music. Camp fire
Gen. Nathan Golf Music Camp fire.
Friday, September 1850 a. NJ
At the tent: Music Reports Of COM
mittees. Election of officers Music.
Address by Col. d. d. Johnson. Music.
lmpromptu addresses and army songs.
2:3O p. m.-MuSic. Address by Col.
John l.. Vance. Music. Address by
| Capt. Il. Il. Doycncr. Music. Address
/ by Hon. j. NJ. Private) Dalzell, Hon.
IC. T. Caldwell and other comrades.
Music.
7:3O p. NAT the tent. Camp fire.
Gen. X. r. Kennedy, presiding. Ad-
dresses by Gen. w. II. Gibson, Col. d.
! d. johnson, Private Dalzell, Rev. j. w.
! w. Bolton and a numerous company OF
others, interSperSed with army songs
and instrumental music.
The music during the reunion will
be- rendered by the ParkerSburg City
Band, the South Side Band, Prof. John
II. Sarchctt, who will lead i'm singing
army songs; the ParkerSburg Colored
| Glcc Club, and by visiting bands and
drum corps.
The decorations of the tent are by
/ Col. +. T. Foster, of Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept. 4.

AT CALN ERION YARDS.
BEEF CArrLE-There has been a some
what more free Offering on the hill than
lat week and trade has not been as active.
Prices have declined about as much as they
advanced last week, as most dealers an
ticipated. We quote the range about &c
up all round on all grades as follows = %
TO - 90. with most sales at s. i5a4 % per
/ hundred lbs.
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best Beeves 81 2ja4 40; those
generally rated first quality . 5Oai p;
medium or good fair quality > i5a3 p,
and ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
= OOa2 30 per 100 lbs.
OF the cattle received q33 head came
from Virginia, l55 from West Virginia, "a
from Ohio, 30 from Maryland, l02 from
| PENNSYLVANIA. 40 from Illinois and 235
/ from kentucky. Total receipts for the
week ,9G6 head against l,52S last week,
and 3. ll2 head same time last year.
OF the offerings to-day s32 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, POI by coun-
try dealers, and ll2 by Eastern buyers.
Total sales for the week POS head, against
112 last week, and l,Ojl head same week
last year.
MIcH Cows.-There was a light supply
and good demand. Good Cows are wanted.
Common Cows are quoted at S2Oa25, fair TO
good S30a35, and extra SiOajO per head. Re
ceipts, - head.
VEAL CALvEs.-Thcre is fair trade i'm
Veal. The quotations are - ab e. per To-.
Receipts, l23 head.
SHEEP AND LANHs.-Thcrc mas been q
fair trade in Sheep and Lambs this week
till towards the close of the market. The
receipts have been loo less than last
week, and their quality fully as good as
those offered last week. Quotations show
no material change as compared with those
/ of last week. We quote butchers Sheep
AZ 3a5c per lb gross, with few extra at
/ SIC, and Lambs at 4isa6l.c per ID gross,
with more at the latter figure than last
week. The receipts of Sheep and Lambs
/ this week numbered 3,41l head.
! BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS. ;
Monday, September $ 1890.
| SwINE.-Thc number of the receipts is
very heavy, but the offerings at the Yards
are comparatyly light, and among them
are too many grass hogs, which sell with
/ difficulty at lowest prices, D ajei C per lb.
net Good western hogs are fully &c
/ higher than last week. and sell AT Il as q
per % net, with few extra shade higher.
/ Receipts Of hogs this week T. DIS head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE, September 3
/ Arrivals of live stock at ClaremOnt Stock
| Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
/ the week ended September PIC cars,
/ containing ., lbs cattle, li9 calves, 5,'13
sheep and lambs, 6.iOl hogs, - horses aud
| - mules.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
WINDOW MINES.
4 Great Coal Plant Being Establishe" III
West virginia.

WINDOW. W. VA. September 81 ne
new mine of the Davis and ElkinS Coal
COMPANY. at this point, is rapidly get
ting i'm position 20 make large shipments
under the general supervision %, oi MI, MI.
" r. Blackiston, with Mr.. O. IlooetS
in charge of the mining department.
This property consists partially Of what It
was once known as the Old Virginia
mine. then reached by tram-road from rom
IvI The coal was then loaded on
the r. & O. road. The tipples are now
AT Window station, on the W. Va I; H.
R.. seven miles from Piedmont Iwo
side Tho second drum house being near
the old openings from which coal
has been mined during the past year,
A town road has lust been completed
around the mountain, about one mile
to an opening into tract OF solid big
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

Wheat, 6,40O bushels; corn, 800 bushels
oats, 1900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, MD., September 1O.-Wheat
western strong; No. winter red spot ano
September 96S{ a91c, closing al 9i9la9Sc
December 81 Ol5i. Corn, western hrin
mixed spot and September 53c: October
exc Oats, quiet. Rye, quiet Hay, dul
81 90. Provisions, active. Butter quiet
Eggs, quiet at lsal9c. Receipts-tlour
1880 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn
10000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; rye
600 bushels. hipments-t'lour, lOW'
bushels; wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 300
bushels
TOLEDO, o., September l0.-Wheat active
and firm; cash and September 9S55c; Octo
Der go C.: December 81 OF; May 81 %
Corn. active: cash and May l9c Oats
quiet; cash BIC Clover Seed, active anC
lower: cash s. 21i5; December II 31l3. Re
ceipts-W Wheat. 1854 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 800 bush
els; clover seed, 900 bushels. Shipments
Wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 800 bushels
oats 400 bushels.
CfNcINNATI, o., September l0.-Flour
easier. Wheat, easy; No. , red Csc; re
ccipts 1900 bushels; shipments 80
bushels. Corn, firmcr; No. mixed Is. e
Oats, steady; No mixed 81 4a3Sc. Rye
firm at &c Pork, steady at SO 80. Lard
firm at 81 CO. Bulk Meats and Bacon
steady. Whisky, steady at 81 l3. Butte
easier; fancy creamery 2ja2Gc choice dair.
1lal5c Sugar weaker; hard refined 65si
nc; New Orleans 5a52{c. Eggs, steady u
ljal5@c. Cheese firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
MARTINS FERRY.

The crossing of the first engine over the
Union Bridge drew almost every man,
woman and child to the river and railroad
Yesterday afternoon.
RIB. Conway, wife and two daughters.
who have been visiting their cousin, Mrs.
VIM. Connolly. left for their home in York,
Nebraska.
The Democratic primaries will be held
on Saturday. The Third ward will hold
theirs in Keesey's Hall from to O'Clock
p. IN.
Mrs. Rollin Reinke nee Miss Mary Park,
formerly of this city, but now of DesMoines-
Iowa, is here on visit TO her parents.
Joe Roberts, of the Orchard, had very
severe attack Of cramps the other day, and
has not been able TO work since.
The School Board at their meeting on
Tuesday evening selected Rev. O'Mera as
instructor in Latin.
For Rent-A large store room, next TO
Jacob Lotz's grocery, on Fourth street In
quire at the store.
w. J. Rainey, Of Cleveland, is in the
city to attend the funeral Of his sister, Mrs
Thomas Johns.
There will be no school ON Friday, the
schools being dismissed TO 20 to the Fair on
that day.
We noticed Frank Kelley, correspondent
of the Toronto Tribune, in the city last
evening.
Fifteen bridge men left for Cincinnati on
Tuesday evening to work on thenew bridge
there.
a little boy, by the name Of Biggs, was
painfully burned at the tool works yester
day.
WANTED-Drug store to locate on Wash
ington St Good rooms. Address REGISTER
Clara Moore and Marilda Reed of New
Castle, are visiting Mrs. Gilmore Moore.
1t is Miss Eberlein, of Allegheny City,
that is visiting at Mrs. Conrad Longs
Tom Parker, of the Third ward, was not
expected to live over night last evening.
The remains of Mrs Johns arrived on
the c. 4 =. yesterday from Meyer, Pa.
James Leonard, Sr., was locked up yes
terday for being drunk and disorderly
School will open in the Third Ward
school house on next Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

&c, ISIS cattle 2,s52 sheep and lambs,
2,5S6 hogs, y horses, - calves and -
mules.
An hogs and sheep sold in these yards
! are at gross weight. Receips this week 10
| head, against 6,Oi9 last week. Fair 10 good
! hogs sold at 81 90, and roughs at - ~ per
! 100 pounds
Receipts Of sheep and lambs $40 head,
with sales at 8 75a5 - per 100 pounds, for
sheep and lambs 5a65!c per pound
PHILADELPHIA, PA. September 6.-The
receipts were West Philadelphia Yard,
Beeycs, 3, Isl head Sheep, 5000 head; Hogs,
$500 head. North Penna. Yard, Beeyes,
400 head; Sheep, ! 800 head; Hogs, 1000
Hogs, 500. Total for the week, Beeves, 4, Isl
head Sheep, 1880 head; Hogs, 1000
head. Previous week, Beeves, 4,4O2 head 4,
| Sheep, 500 head Hogs, 10000 head.
BEEF CATTLE The receipts included j6s
head for export Oh the steamer Canadian
for Glasgow, leaving 3,6l3 head for the
local market, against 3,iN3 head for last
week
The demand fur stock was good and
prices ruled firm, especially on the medium
and common grades, which advanced a
fraction.
Quotations: Extra, 4'sa5c; good, aga
&c; medium. ai4, e.; fair, 3 ale; com
mon, 39 a331c; culls, 3a3l4c; fat cows,
SnEEp-The demand for all grades eX
cept culls was good and prices closed firm
although the receipts were 1000 heavier.
Quotations: Extra. ji4a5}zc; good, 494a5c
medium, / ta4 e; common 3,2aic; culls,
LANES continued in good demand, al
| though too plentiful, and rates closed weak
at 4a7c.
HoGs-Although the receipts were ,0OO
head heavier the extra demand forced rates
up &c We quote Western at 81 a64c.
MLcH Cows were in better request al
S25a45.
MmcH CALVES were active at ja6i &C..
FAT Cows were in moderate request at
2i9a3lt per pound.
SuPpERY Cows were in moderate de-
mand at Sl4a2O.
BoLoGXA Cows were fairly active at
S1al5.
CITY DRESSED BEEvEs were in fair de-
mand, and prices closed firm. We quote
5a7 &C. for sides, although not over e was
obtained ut the abattoir.
EAST Liberty, PA, September lO.-Cat-
tie, receipts 2l5S head; shipments 1919
head; market slow, prime 81 40a4 90; fair
TO good 3 15a 90; common . 0Oa3 80;
bulls, COWS and stays S! 0Oa3 30.
Hogs, receipts 3,45O head; shipments
2,25O head; market strong on good and
dull on common; Philadelphias, 81 i5a4 so
good selected 81 -; best corn fed Workers
81 jOa4 60; grassers, stubblers and com
mon Workers - sOal BOZ pigs - OOa3 80
roughs 8 O0ai >.
Sheep. receipts 1909 head; shipment:
200 head; market steady; prime - OOi
D p: fair 10 good 81 5oai -; common $ OO'
lambs s. jOa6 90.
CINcINNATi, ONO, September lO.-lIogs
active and strong; common and light IS 23a
40: packing and butchers - 3Oai 60
Receipts q. 80 head: shipments 200 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

vein coal. Mr.. Tibbets sent the first
car of coal from this new opening down
the plane this evening. Mr.. I. II. Pol
lock. of Monongahela City, Pa, was
here this week making arrangements
for placing wire rope on the tram road
between the new mine and drum house.
This will be done at once. An opening
has also been made into the four foot
room at the head of the. first plane
This coal will be run down the same
plane. These planes, tippleS aud drum
houses have been substantially built
and in Il short time the Window mines
will be making a large daily output Of
good coal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

BERLIN. september count la
v.ntlow. President and other ScnleS-
wig dieuitar.es. gave % banquet 70 En-
r.ror William at Gluc6s1urg. Reply
.rr to toa~t- the Emperor Expressed
bis gratitude to Schlesw.g for the gilt
of tie Jewel now at his side. The En-
nras,. bc said. was q mode. wife, who,
more than any one else, helped him TO
Mill ioyiully his tasks as sovereign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For Sale

u Shares Riverside Iron Works.
share. Wheeling Ice and Storage Company
Shares Belmont Nai. Company.
1000 City Bond fis-lAsl-lO3J
~ Shares La Belle Iron Company.
REAL ESTATE-The south one-half Of Lot
No. 81. on y Main St, opposite G.. Hcss. THE
Leighton residence ON Chapliue 81. Lots Sos
!. 2and on y. Front ST.. Giichrists addition
Chapliue 81. Building Lot. House 40. $40
y. Main St. Two One-Acrc Lot. at Leather
wood House and L0ti3y} Jacob ST.
THOS. O'BRIEN. Secretary W. r. a 7. Go
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Office. Room No. I. Reilly Building,
Market Street.
Telephone $50 aug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Enr Brent.

1 room No 1899 west side slain street. lately
occupied a. the Office OF The c.. l.. "a ~. r. Il CO.
Terms reasonable Possession given 40 once.
Inquire OF ". REILLY, 1879 Main So iclOe&dh
NOR T-"BIRCIWOOD." Country Resi-
i dcnce of the late Judge Morrow OF Fairmout.
vs.. Va. Thi, beautiful suburban home B., ,Itu-
atcd one mike east of fairmont. ou tLc Morgan
town Turnpike. and contain, 80 acres OF choice.
farming land Fine Brick House 40 l3 rooms.
Horse Barn. Carriage House and other build.
ings: am excellent orchard of four arTes Every.
thing I'm trstclass condition VIII rent as 90
whole. or residence and grounds alone. Aldrr--
GEO MORROW. Fmrmuut " 80.
au,DSat. Tu Th-h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
THE ousTED CONGRESSMAN.
Major Rrecldnridge to Make Strong
Fight for Reelection.

LITTLE Rock. September Gov.
Eagle has issued "a proclamation calling Il
spccial election In the Second Arkansas
congressional diStrictto I'm the vacancy
caused by the ouSting of Major c. K.
breckenridge by the Republican ma
ioritv i'm the House. The date of the
special election will be November T.
the time fixed for the regular election
I'm AN the Congressional districts.
Major Breckenridge is the Demo
cratic candidate and is opposed by
Isom p. Langley, the union labor
nominee. There are sixteen counties
in the district. In the recent election
Lincoln. jefferson, Monroe, White and
Faulkner counties were carried by tizer'
the union labor and Republican candi-
date for Governor, by majority OF
gore. The majority for Eagle, the
Democratic Gubernatorial nominee, Ia
the remaining eleven counties IN the
district was 4.O-6, making an oppo-
sition majority i'm the district OF nearly
. 1000. The Democrats will make
strenuous effort TO elect Breckinrldge'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, September l0-Petroleum
opened steady, but soon became strong
October option advancing &c before noon.
Then a reaction set in, after which the
market became steady and remained SO
until the close. Pennsylvania opened at
19i(c; highest closing SOC; lowest '9i &c.
Lima opened 33i5c; highest "a Sc; lowest
33i.c; closing at 4l4c Sales, 2j5,OOJ bar
res
OIL CITY, September lO.-Pctrolcum
opened at Sole; highest, Sl3ic; lowest,
Sole. closed at size. Sales, Dos, 0Od
barrels: charters POI $50 barrels; ship
ments, lOl, ia barrels; runs, S3Si3 bar
rels
PITTsBuEG. Pa, September l0.-Petro-
leUm, tirmer and more active opened, NJ
Sic; closed at Size; highest s23lc lowest
s0#c.
BRADroRD, pa, September lO.-Petro-
leum opened at sOizc; closed at sl9sc;
highest Sl9,c; lowest o0a-'. Clearauces,
552 600 barrels
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cnrllsts Expect to secure Some seats.

LoNDoN, September 9.-Ihe SAND
1rrs Madrid correspondent says that
tbc Prime Minister'S liberation OF the
Carlists will probably result in the cleo
tion of several of their candidates At
the coming elections. The CarliStS are
making an active canvass, and lntehu
to contest over thirty seats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Military to Suppress Strikers.

SOUTHAMPTON, September although
no serious disorder has as yet resulted
from the strike, the Magistrates, fearing
that trouble may arise, have summoned the
military TO their assistance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

Nounl,yille Accommodation, 600 ana O' h
No., and 23.i ANA Clio p. n.. except SUNDAY.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia ANA i.Ii.'
Q.8ja. d.. and r. 80 p. m. lnd i.2 ' 'n.. ''.
Cumberland Accommodation, a..' D.. '.. ''
cept sunday.
Nouudsyiile Accommodation. t.fi i. DOL, ODD
u %, 500 and 80 p. m.. except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Real Estate For Sale

s825 VIII buy Lot on South Jacob street
Call 100 once.
time to invest
So win buy LIT ou Erie stroet. This s
Your opportunity.
Si5WWil buy 400 Eight roomcd Franc House
This i- % rare bargain.
FOR II MT
An elegant >iN.r0omod house within rree
minutes walk of po,t0iiicc All convenience,
MONEY TO LOAN.
GEO. J. MATHISON,
Illl CLur--ne Sir--l-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Lot ON Wilson St. Caldwell adlitiou......sl ,20
50vlo0 feet on McColloch ST., sth Ward. 100
I50N3IO feet on Wctzcl S.. s,h Ward. Boz
25NlO) feet on Wilson ST., 6th Ward ....... ''
5NlO0 feet on jacob ST.. sth Ward ......... g"
soyl0o feet on south Elm ST.. Island. ....... %,
3)Nl20 feet ON South Huron S., Island ..--. o.
5JN30 feet ON North Front ST.. Island .... 20s
20NIe9 feet ou South York ST.. Island ....... t.
e5xl2 feet ON North Wabash So. Island Sc,
owls feet ON North Nors So. Island ...... i.2p
li0N250 feet OBJ National Road ........ .... 2.Or
J0Nl00 feet ou Woods St.......... .......-. tGk
Lots on the National Road ............... lGt
50NlOJ feet ou Wood, ST.. Gth Wari ........ iO,
Improved property in all parts of the city 90
very reasonable terms. Loans negotiated.
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gnr GaIe.
DOR SALE.
Hotel Dallas. Warrington, W. Va.

Possession given sixty day, from sale. ~ ou
April lst. 1891. 1hl, is the garden spot of thc
city. situated right ON the belt aud boo the CEN
ter OF the great oil field OF West Virginia Room
for un oil well on hotel lot other OBJ location.
to lease. Hotel over run with guest, all th'
time Write 90 or call on
+. d. BASNErT ofJ. HUNT
aueOh Warrington. " Va.
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/ $50, 600.
/ SrocKs-The dullness ST the stock mar
/ ket has been most marked to-day, though
/ i'm most stocks which have been prominent
the attention paid them by the bears II
/ their efforts to get prices of We're compar
ativey active and showed considerable
movement, while in the general list stag
nation was the order Of the day
! The pressure was still KEEP
up on Burlington and in The
afternoon that stock was hammered down
considerably The industrials were almost
neglected The general list developed OF
/ feature of interest throughout the day anC
! the close was dull and heavy at the loves
prices Of the day, the declines being within
| d per cent. limit. Sales, 1882 shares
! Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, $50; American Express
/ fl5; Canada Pacific, So: Central Pa
| cifc. 81: Chesapeake ana Ohio, 2l3[; do
/ first preferred, IS; do second preferred
80; Chicago and Alton, 12S: Chicago, Bur
/ lngton and Quincy, o.; Delaware and
Hudson, 100 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 14ii4 Denver and Rio Grande
pol: Erie, 25a- do. preferred, 90; Fort
Wayne. l35; Illinois Central. lOJi+ Lake
Shore. 1868; Michigan Central, %; Min
neapOis and ST. Louis, 81 do preferred,
ll2l5: Missouri Pacific 70i5; Northern Pa
cifc, 329{; do preferred. SIS; North
western, 1883; do. preferred, l42il New
York Central, 1867! Oregon Transconti-
mental. AZ; Pacific Mail, 80 Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 20; Pittsburg 30;
Pullman Palace Car, 2l3; Reading, -;
Rock Island, $50; ST. Louis and San
Francisco, 81; do. preferred, 81; do. first
preferred, ~; St Paul, 7Oii do preferred
los: ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
1871: St. Paul and Omaha, GOit do. pre-
ferred, So Texas Pacific, 49,. Union Pa
cific. COS; United States Express, 40;
Western Union, $50.