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FOR RENT.

The spacious and commodious Dwelling
House situate at the n. e. corner OF Main and
Twenty.hrst streets. known as the "HEARNE
MANSION" and numbered aG2s Main street.
This building has sixteen desirable rooms. in.
Guiding bath room and laundry, besides four
finished attic rooms. The house will be painted
and put IN coed order. Possession given Janu-
airy lst, II desired.
Also, two storerooms on Twenty first street,
In the above building.
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AbeeIins 8e9ister
Trnuelrra' e5i.ine.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
"a OF TRAtNS-ExFLASATIOS OF REFER
ENcs MAKKs: sDaily. tSurday excepted. tMon-
day excepted. SUNDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. fSaturday only. sunday only-s5
Meridian. Ncv. 10. 1890 Wheeling time, which
is one hour earlier than Central TIME.
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KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. Z. W. KELLEY. President
(RAnawha Short Line) Schedule IN eject 40
yember 18th. 1879 Subject TO change without
noticeD Trains leave Wheeling 1910 q. m. via
Ohio River X. H.: arrive Charleston $50 ,. IT,
Leave Charleston as A. m; arrive Wheeling
7:4J p. n, via o. r. X. X. Leave Charleston
II IS a. m: arrive Wheeling s:3D A. NJ via Co
luInbus aud Il. q O., daily except Sunday. "Ccl-
trail Standard Time. Sundays, only trains
leave Charleston 500 a. IN; arrive Wheeling
7:s5 y. m. Leave Wheeling 500 a. m: arrive
Charleston 3:45 p. m, via .. X. K X.
GEO. !. ERMLlCH. G. p A.
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Henry Helfenbine In the Circuit Court
vs.. OF Ohio County,

VS.. OF Ohio County,
Alfred Kimmins ct. al West Virginia.
IN cMAScERY.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by a
decree entered in the above entitled cause on
the the 9th day OF October, 1870. will sell at
public auction, at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE eth DAY OF DECEMBER
1870, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. the follow
ing described real estate, that Is To say: 4 GER
tain piece OF land lying on the waters OF Middle
Wheeling Greek, in Triadelphia district, in Ohio
county, West Virginia, and bounded as fellows:
Beginning at an Elm corner on the hillside;
thence south 30 degrees east 40 s3i(0 poles TO an
elm corner inside Goshorn's fence): thence
north % degrees west Is poles TO large syca-
more; thence north ~ degrees west u 6i-l00
poles 10 a dead white oak; thence north s9i:
degrees west II 32-l00 poles To a sugar tree
thence south o. degrees west 81 poles to the
south abutment OF the Iron Bridge; thence
north A. degrees west IS 32l0O poles To IA young
elm; thence north 20 degrees west 90 10 100 poles
to n stake near honey locust on the bank;
thence northwest to bunch OF willows corner:
thence south 5i;s degrees east 10 poles TO syca-
more; thence south 81 degrees east % 0-l00
poles TO q stone; thence north GO degrees - g
20-i00 poles 10 young walnut; thence south GO
degrees east 90 S-lC0 poles 10 a stone IN the run:
thence north a.. degrees east g s0.iUO poles TO
stone; thence north 42is degrees east ~ 10 leo
poles TO a stone; thence south 80 degrees east y
SD-IDD pp.'> 10 II cNoIts kufuct DbTll ut-
gree east . 4i-l0J poles 10 a stone; thence north
62s degrees east IS l6-00 poles 10 stone; thence
north ~ degrees east 20lO0 poles TO 4 large
Nat stone thence north 80 degrees east 2s 1900
poles TO nm elm in the run; thence south de-
grces west lO9 poles TO an elm corner at the be-
ginning. containing 50 acres and - poles, eX-
cepting therefrom part thereof which Is
bounded AS follows: Beginning NJ a stone cor
on the west side OF Tan Yard Run; thence
south G3 degrees west l2 1870 poles to young
black walnut: thence south e. degrees west %
20-lOO poles to "A stone thence north 81 degrees
west poles to a stone; thence south 20 degrees
east poles 10 a stoLe thence south 81 degrees
east II poles to "A stone; thence north 10 degrees
east q 2SlD poles 10 the beginning, contain
ing two acres.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono.third OF the purchase
money and rs much more as the purchaser may
eject 10 pay In cash. and the remainder in two
equal annual payments with interest from the
dey Of sale, payable annually, the purchaser
giving his notes secured by deed Of trust on
the property Tor the deferred payments.
|. +. JONES.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the above named special
has given bond and security as
required by law and the said decree.
JOHN W MITCHELL, Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE
Or
Valuable City Property

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by William Fasnacht aud wife. To me as
trustee. dated December I'D lsS9, and recorded
IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county. in Deed OF Trust Book No ~, page
30. | viii sell at public auction, 1t the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county on
MONDAY. JANUARY 18TH. 1921,
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described property, situate IN the city Of Wheel
ing. county Of Ohio. State OF West Nlrglnia, III
that part OF said city known as the old town OF
Wheelny and fronting about twenty feet and
nine inches on TIA. east side Of Main street be-
tween seventh and Eighth streets. that i
to say: The north half OF the south
half Of lot number hfty eight IN said
old town of " heeling, and also portion OF the
north half OF said lot. bounded IL follows Com
mencing AT the point where the south boundary
line of the north OF said lot intersects the east
line Of Main street. and running thence IN a
northerly direction with the east line OF Main
street three feet. thence running In an easterly
direction and parallel with the north and south
lines OF said lot forty feet: thence running south
wsrdly aud parallel with Main street three feet,
and from thence to the place OF beginning:
The whole Of the real estate hereby conveyed
being bounded aS follows: Commencing nj the
northwest corner OF the house OF Philip winter
on said lot. and running thence III "A northeElN
direction with the east side OF Main street
twenty feet nine inches. more or less. 10 "a point
on the east line of said street three feet north.
meas red along the said east line Of said street
rom the point where a division line between
the north and south half or said lot would inter
sect the said east line Of Mrin street; theme:
runring eastwardly from Main street and par
allrl with the north and south lines OF said lot
forty feet; thence running Southwardly and par
al 81 with Main street three feet; thence run
ming eastwardly and parallel with said north
and south lines OF said lot to the east boundary
line II said lot: thence with said east boundary
line OF said lot in u southcrly direction To said
Winter northeast corner. which Is the north
.ast corner ~ the south half OF the south hall Of
sgid lot. and from thence TO the place OF begin
ming. Being the same property conveyed 10 The
sid William Fasnacht by Henry Ahrens by
deed dated August 9th. 1877, and recorded III Deed
Rock No. 81. pages i73 and III, together with all
the improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging. ,.,
TERMS OF SALE-So much cash and AS much
more as the purchaser may elect TO pay as VIII
pav a note for fifteen hundred dollars with IN
terest from December Cd, 1890 and costs of sale,
and the residue IN two equal instruments IN one
and two wears. with interest from day oil sale,
the purchaser To give his notes with approved
per,onal security. anu the title to be- retained
or deed Of trust given 10y the purchaser as "ddi-
tional security. -,,.,>.c
dei3I7.9isO,3,6l? Trustee.
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POEM.
The Most frequently Used Letter is Omit
ted Altogether.

The Most Frequently Used Letter is Omit
ted Altogether.
The following poem of three StanzaS
of four lines each has often been al
.uded 90 as one Of the most unique OF
literary curioSitieS. Each Stanza con-
.aias every letter in the alphabet, ex-
.ept the letter sc, " which all printers
win tell you Is one Of the most indiS-
,ensable of the letters, its relative pro-
portion Of use being 800 times to t,
/ :. . t. and so. The one Coming
next To sc" in number of times Of use IS
"a. - which is used 50 times while the
letter I'm question is being used l2O
times. The poem which has caused the
above DEPRESSION is entitled:
rlE FATE OF NASSAU.
Bold Nassau Quits his caravan,
A haxv mountain grot 90 scan,
Climbs iacgy socks O. spy his way
Doth tax his sight but lar doth stray
Not work OF max nor sport or caild,
Finds Nassau iu that may Wild;
Lax grows his Joints limbs toll iu vain
Poor wi-ht Why didst thou quit that PLAIN
Vruiv fnr ,urcor Nassau calls,
known Llllh that tbs Nassau falls,
But prowiiuc wolf and COX rlay JOY
To quarry ou thy Arab boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-26
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY. December ~.

SwIYr-The receipts are much lighter
than last week, more than :, 500 less, but
the demand is quite slow and the numbers
are ample for the trade, being holiday
week. and no improvement in the demand
is anticipated for the same reason next
week. Prices range at 4l4a4jsc per 10 net,
4 few of the best western hogs at the out
side figure; most sales at 4l!a+2Ic per 10
net. Receipts of hogs this week S,6Ss head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money ut 3a5 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-stocks. Dull-Flour
Steady and ITnchanged-Wheat Firmer.

New York, December 24.-Money on
call easy, ranging from , to > per cent;
last loan at per cent; closed offered at
3 per cent; prime mercantile paper 'a9
per cert. Sterling exchange 419a4s3i4.
nN-,,rN-rs-Dnll and sfnlnV
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9pr Sale.

LNOR SALE-HOUSE WITH NINE ROOMS.
II Lot 6Oxia0 No ~ Virginia street. In per
feet order. Inquire OF c. \. MEY Err, No. 2Sid
Chapline street. deg5e4dh
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PETROLEUM.

New York, December A.-Petroleum
opened dull; no sales of January or Lima
oil, and only one transaction made in Penn
sylvania spot; Pennsylvania spot CSC.
Total sales, 5000 barrels.
On. CITY. PA, December 24.-Petroleum
opened at6S9{c; highest G9l5c; lowest Csc;
closed at GS9lc. Sales. l3l 900 barrels clear
ances, 272,Oo0 barrels; runs, 103,394 bar
rels; shipments. lis, l9i barrels; charters,
none Buckeye, no sales; runs, 45,5j6 bar
rels; shipments, &c, ls9 barrels.
PITrsBURG, PA, December 24-Petro-
leum, very dull; opened at 6SJSc; closed at
6S19c; highest 6924c; lowest 6s1lc.
BRADFORD, December 24.-Opened at
6S5sc; closed at 6S9{c; highest 69llc; low
est Gsl &c; clearances, 446, 0G0 barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-26

Nos 3 and 8. daily. +. +. V. Limited. run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Nsstl-
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
Will and Old Point and Hinton.
Nos aud 9 have Pullman Sleepsrs between
Cincinnatia and Washington. Solid train between
Cincinnati and Old Point daily.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION so. r., leave
Clifton Forge daily s.3)a. "a. lrriyg Huntington
90 D. m. NO. IL. daily leave Huntington 900
a. in.. arrive Clifton Forge 4 % g. in. No o.,
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewril BOO D.
~. arrive Huntington 1000 a. m. 80. u. daily
exec pt Sunday. leave Huntington 200 ,. M AZ.
rive East Sewell 7:O5 p. M.
CINCINNATI DIVISION; No. u. daily 81.
ccpt sunday leave Russell Gront0nD q n. mar
rive Cinc'nna 1889 a. m. No. ~, daily except
sunday. leave Cincinnati 800 D. m, arrive Rus
: n SD p. m. No. ~. daily except sunday,
leave Maysyille . - n. H., arrive Cincinnati
$50 a. IN. No. -. daily except sunday. leave
Cincinnati 500 D. m.. arrive Maysyill- - p. %
Train. at short intervals between Cincinnati
and Dayton. II. W FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO ". STEVENS, Crnl Supt
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On aud after Monday,
December ist, 1880 trains will run as follows
City Time;
Leave " 6eelng. Leave Elm Grove.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

s2.5O) will buy two-story Brick House, six
rooms. centrally located.
$500 will buy twostory Brick House, seven
rooms. all conyenences. within three minutes
walk Of City Building.
a. 100 will buy two-st)ry Brick House. nine
rooms, bath and all cOnycniences. large lot,
within three minutes walk Of Mcclure House.
good aye-roomed Frame House. on full lot
on hillside, near Twelfth street, bargain ~
100
Only two left Of those 800 lots on South jacob
street. Call early II you want one.
s25OO will buy five lot, on T. Avenue, South
Chicago. III for "A few days only.
Now Is the time 10 invest IL Highland City
lots. There will be a great building boom there
In the sprng. The completion OF the Wh'"ling
and Lake Erie Railroad and the running 81
trains over the Union Bridge secures cheap and
early transportation. Lots VIII double IL value
IN short time. Secure one.
GEO. i. MATHiSON.
Telephone i07 1910 Ch3p.ine street.
del
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Through tickets and baggage checked to a.
points.
For rates and other Information. address
W. J. ROBINSON, q. p. A., Parkersburg
A. J. DANDY. 4. G. =. A., PArkersburg.
J. &. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agent. Wheelnr,W.V
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CENTRAL sTAsDigD TINE.
sEGnnSuIvdnid LINES.
From Bridgeport Stnt.on.

Trains via the Cleveland snd Piitstufg f..il-
road leave bridgeport ioF f.i,shurg. Ch.c.f,
and Cleveland, 40 o. m. For Piitsugrg iJ.ls
n. IN. For Chicago and Cleveland. 100 o.. 3D..
For Pittsburg aad NV YORK. "a p. o.. Fof
Steubeny!lle. S:i3 A. "a.
Trains arrive nj Bridgeport At : % a. ~. d. 20
a. M, l2:l0 p. m, .. Z. ~. and - =. ~
On Saturdays only-For East Liverpool g 10
D. N; from East Liverpool. il.i2 pm
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via ;Ls Pit;sburg, Cincinnati Ana S..
Louis Railway, Pan Handle Route. lesye VIII,
ing, for Steubenyille. PittsbaFg aud the Easf.
$50 =. m. 1875 D. m. $50 T. m, ard =. 30 ,. Boz.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and g.
Louis, 6:D u. m. and $40 2. M. For Columbus
aud Chicago, 1875 p. m. Trains arrive az Wheel
ing at 50 =. m, 1000 m, 245 p. m, and $40
D. m. Trains leaving at 10 a. N. and arriving
at 500 p. m. run solid between Wheeling AM
Pittsburg. All trains daily except Sunday.
nol0
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nROyrES. LEASES AND ALL KINDS OF
/ Blanks for sale At the REGISTER Counups
Room
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DOR SALE.

NEW ADDITION--J. J.. Il B. b.
~ NcMechen's first addition 10 McMechen
has been placed with W. for sale, ut prices rang
ing from 1925 up. Terms, one third cash, bal
nnce in six and twelve months. Now Is your
chance 20 buy lots on IA" ground hoor. \ GU
will be sure TO double your money in one year ;
time IL has been done with the last plat we
sold: makes II now . sure investment Plat can
be- seen At Bcnwood Junction, ~ Benwood Post
Office and nj our Office at any time, day or even
ing. Call al once.
ROLF ~ HARVEY. Agents.
,lso5.Sdh 1914 Market street.
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The Metal Market.
New YORK, December 24.-Pig iron NOM
inal Copper, nominal. Lead. nominal at
81 1917. Tin. steady: straits so Il.
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DOR RENT.
U,oR RENT-A NEW sToRERooM. WITH

L'Oh hLNl-A NEN SiOhishOOhs W 1 II
Il or without two fine dwelling rooms in rear
suitable for any retail business; excellent To-
lation on North Main street; rent very reason
able; possession given at once. An elegant
large storeroom on Market. between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets; nrst-class and commodi
Gus in every particular; all hard wood finish;
with or without fixtures; no finer In the city:
room in rear OF storeroom; possession April
LIST, 81. One storeroom In Fulton, well located:
rent moderate. &. A. SCHAEFER a CO, cor
ner Fourteenth and Market. deS3a
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD d.
~ TIME TABLE TAXING EFFECT Az
GUST nth, 1890. Passenger trains will run ~
follows-Central Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus :. which do not run en- sun
day:
snrrru nnt-xr, ~ n 4 50 Z. n
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-Daily except sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
,tq.lS q. IN. and Wheeling at l3.ll ?. M,
O. d. CHILEAN,
Cen Mnuu~Qr
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de5eodi
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-09
LEARN TO MURDER.
A colored Anarchists Way Of Set
,ling the Race Question.

NEW YORK, January S.-A mass meeting
of the colored citizens of Hudson county,
was held in the Zion African Methodist
church, in Monmouth street, Jersey City,
under the direction of the Afro American
League last night The object was to talk
over the recent outrages on the colored race
in the South and to consider propositions
that would tend to benefit the race in Amer
lea. The church was crowded. L. Thomas
Fortune of this city explained the object of
the head, and told what he thought was the
best way to solve the race question. He
said it could not be solved by politics. Col
ored people, he said, must stop putting $50
education into a ten-cent boys head, and
must educate his hands instead. The best
interests of the race would be conserved, he
said, If colored men would stop looking up
to the great big things in life and kicking be-
cause they could not get them. They must
turn rigat around and seize. the small things
first. The col0red race is dancing on top Of
the steeple, and must come down. 1t had no
business there. 1t did not earn It's way
there. The colored man must begin at the
base and work his way up to the top. He
tie. When he earns what he wants he will
get it.
Mr. Fortune spoke for two hours. He was
conservative, and his speech was well re-
ceived. He was followed by Price Williams,
who made an incendiary speech. There i
not enough fight in the colored man," said
he. He admired the civilization of the Ital-
lans and the Indians. when the colored
man learns the value of the torch as wea-
pOn," he said, "when he learns to kill in cold
blood, when he learns to plunge the knife in
to the heart of the white mat. then there
will be no question about the rights of the
colored man. The white man will say, Mr..
colored man them. With the torch and the
knife as the colored mans christianity, and
with the civilization of the Italians, the race
question would be settled" There was
some applause at Mr.. Williams's remarks.
Delegates were elected to attend the Afro
American Congress in Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-09
LETTER FROM THE BISHOP.
Tho Disaffected Members of St.
Mary's Parish Hold Meeting.

BIDDEFoRD, January S.-The disaffected
members of st. Mary's parish held another
meeting at Warren's hall tonight and dis
cussed their grievances. They adopted reso-
lutions to present to Bishop Healy request
ing return to the former system of pew
rentals, and asking the appointment of a
finance committee for the parish. A state
ment, over Bishop Healey's signature, was
published in the local papers tonight
withdrawing the plan of charging admission
of children to mass The statement had no
effect and the committee Will visit the Bish-
op In Portland and present the resolutions,
in accordance with vote of the meeting.
The Bishops letter follows:
l. Price of pews at the 1890 O'Clock mass will
be as follows: For single sitting from the sec
ond pillar in the church to the altar S1.75. except
the first three pews in each side aisle, which will
rent at the rate OF 81 .25 sitting per quarter;
ting from the fourth dlar to the fifth Sl.25, and
from that to the door 81, making provision for the
poor. The pews and sltttngs are rented, only Tor
the 1880 mass and yespers. Those who have no
sttings at this mass must pay 10 cents. At this
mass seats will be set aside for those who cannot
afford to pay.
2. The O'Clock mass, children mass This
will be free to the children of the congregation.
Adults will not be admitted to this mass unless on
payment Of 10 cents.
s. At the 7.3O mass seats up to the first pillar
inside the door, free TO the poor, comprising
about eighty sittings above that 10 cents must be
paid for a seat Subetting of pews will not be
allowed.
These regulations proposed by the pastor, ac-
cepted by the moj0rity of the congregation, and
making due provision for the children and the
JAMES AUG. HEALY,
Bishop of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1890-01-09
REFUSED TO REFORM.
A Fad Maine BOY who Obtained
Money Under False Pretences.

BIDDEFoRD, January 8. = The Journal
says that Ralph Batchelder, who has been
sentenced to eight months imprisonment In
the Boston house of correction. Is we'll
known in this city and Saco. Some months
age Batcsss.ss.er entered the employ Of J. l..
Prescott & Co., of -Nsssss i5ssGick. and went
on the road advertising and distributing
samples of the firms backing through Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
He was entrusted with funds II ray team
hire and boys who assisted him work.
Some of his statements which back
to the firm by which he was emp led
suspiciOusly extravagant, and =
casfon Batchelder wrote to l.
that he had lost $50 OF
money. In the latter parl
vember the suspicion that Batche.
crooked in his business became arou.
such an extent that one Of the firm meL4yeIs
went On to Providence, where Bachelor
was then located, and put detective on his
track, who learned that Bachelder was fire.
quenting gambling places and spendlng
money much more freely than his legitimate
salary would warrant Bachelor was ar
rested, but by the Intervention of cousin
who keeps stable in Providence, be was
spared prosecution, for the latter signed a
note for S268, which amount covered Bachel-
der's stealings from the firm. which kept the
matter quiet on account Of his mother, and
half brother, Charles l.. Bachelor of Sac0.
Bachelor did not mend his ways and last
week borrowed SIS fiom friend in Boston
on the strength Of draft on j. l.. Prescott
& Co. As they owed him nothing, his pros
ecution and conviction followed.