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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

The hoard consisted mostly Of early
numbers of GOdey's Lsdy's Book, and /
revelled in stories Of "D .ess the Wesrer,"
Dress, the Maker" and other innOcuous
weak tea ;ales, mildly favored with anti
qaity and thus interesting. Yesterday l
came across ore OF those same old volumes
dated 1860, and fell at once and htlplessly
beneath the old spell. There we're 1.-THE
Constant" The Ccquet," Memory"
THE Chieftain's Daughter" aud other
sweet and sentimental danes and damsels
whose pictored faces had only slept, not
died in NY memory. Their sloping shoul-
ders and their smiling insipidity bIough,
back the scent Of spple blossoms and the
droniDg CT bees just outside the door.
Quckly turning the pages came on an
old fevOrite, o eolored f'ontiepiece, over
which used to spend many on idle hour.
Il is fashion plate and shows two large
eyed, low bfOwed, smRll-mouthed, lepglr-
Gus young women in evening gowns. One
Of them il seated OF a piano, the other
stands by her aide. There ia doorway
behird them, and used to puzzle my
childish intellect wondering how with
their spa sadirg criuoline either could Ials
through. Must thsy not strum there
forever, imprisoned in gentle melancholy ?
TIE standing youpg woman is a-shim-
mer with rose. c1lOred silk, the volumiaons
nreadths of which fill all the foreground
The description CT the place says that her
skirt is "in two Compliments, " and when
| examine il am incliGed to believe that
this means sne wears an Overskirt, bat this
piece Of drspary ia very short, very full
and Of * ictly the same length all around
Il is not Topped or caught up In any
fashion, bat Seems to be slashed at resuls
intei walls. say six times in its circumfsr-
ence, and to have narrow but very full
pulled ruches OF silk TO edge the cuttings
These RICHES are caught at the top, ust
below the wsist-line, by small bows OF
very vide ribbon, from which hang long
and very stiff AID even ends. The under.
skirt is very striking. Il stands out very
straight and very stiff all around. II 10
bordered By ten pulled ruches Of silk,
which are set Oiose together and reach
nearly hslf way TO the waist liue. From
under these fumes peeps one pointed
white satin slipper, abaoImally small
This gown the description calls striking
novelty" The waist comes down In
deep, stiff point, and Judge that 1t is
laced behind. II is cut decOllete, not
so low as i. would have bsen twenty
Wars earlier. and vet somehow il looks
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PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, February li.-Flour, receipts lG S5l
sacks; exports 3.2j7 barrels and s72 sacks
market heavy and fairly active tales %. $50 bar
rels Wheat, receipts 100 bushels; exports
"a sos bushels: sales TO- 600 900 bushels futures
ami -, 00J bushels spot; spot market quiet; No.
rel 734c: uucraded red 76has71sc NO. Norm.
ern g2c; options strong and higher; No. , red
February si4aSilc. closing at Si54c March Si%
asi1sc closing AT S5hc April S5y5c; May s92sa
$50 70, closing at SCI &c; June e13sc; July s3Aa
81 g. closing al si5zc; August sSaSS54c; closing
at s3]sc; September Sic, December sdaSG,7c
closing al S63sc Corn, receipts 2lOSeO bushels
exports SIC 00O bushels; sales 2d6s,OO bushels
futures and 30l, o. o bushels spot; market active;
ungraded mixed 23a2G3zc; February 35Ee;
March S5hs3554c, closing at 35hc; April S6)ac;
May size: June SIC; in Y Ss14c. Oats, receipts
90 600 bushels exp rts p go bushels; sales 40,
900 bushels futures and lis 900 b. shells spot; mar
ket frmer; February, March and April PA
~ C; MAY 2Gi1c: spot No white 29'; mixed
western 26a29c; white do 29A291Sc; No. Chicago
2sIc Coffee, finn and 5al0 points up March
and May l6 0Oal610; July l5sOc; August 10 ~;
September l. soc: December 10 zoe; spot RIO
1910 Sugar, firm and fairly active Molassts,
.trOng Rice firm. Petroleum, steady; United
81 O6%, Cotton Seed Oil quiet. Tallow, ROsiu
and Turpantine, finn. Eggs, firmer: western
l5c Wool, easy and quiet domestic fleece S6a
37c. pulled 27a36c; Iexas l3a25c. Pork, hrm.
Cut n, eats, dull. Lard, fi-mer; western steam
So TO- February SC Is: March sc Is; April Sc q;
May So 30; June 81 80; July 81 "a. Bulte-t firm;
western dairy Sal7c; creamery l2A2Ic. Cheese
firm; western Sal0c.
CHICAGO. February l4.-In the wheat market
trading was larger and the feeling unsettled
with the tendency Of prices not altogether SO eX-
cited as OF late outside orders were more
numerous aud local operators also showed more
disposition to trade There was active buying
by the short interest and lsrRe lines were cover
ed Corn, easier feeling, with fluctuations wit =
in nc range Oats, active but unsettled. Pro
visions moderately active Flour steady and
uncha ged Wheat cash No. spring 751sc;
No 8 spring Csc: No. red 76i76Ac; February
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lower because the shoulders came down
with a droop so pronounced that they
seem 10 bs one with the arms, and the
dress having no secure support appears
constantly about 10 fell. There Is
a berthe Of HOui;an lace en- poine and
peeulisr ornament which looks like velyei
leaves with bunch of cherries planted
sousrely on the bosom. The sleeves are
little round puffs Of silk not unlike tEoee
noyy worn. The hands are as unnatu-
rally susll az the feet and cased IN ore
button white kid gloves. The arm Is left
hare The hair is combed in puffs down
over the ears and down low behind with
large buuch of the dropping cherries
touching the neck and right shoulder.
The LADY looks mildly reflective and 81 II
on snsll provocation she would faint swsy.
II used to be freskish notion Of mine
that she was in love with the brother OF
the other young woman and that ne nau
failed to come to the party TO her sing that
evening. ,, :.
This other Young woman is dressed IN
what the description calls "a SIMPLER,
but AT the same time stylish dress OF white
crane. - There are nine narrow houncts
about the skirt OF it, and the berthe IS
flounced in the same fashion. The bodice
is pointed, and she wears corsagee bouquet
of white flowers and small shinning green
leaves. Her hair is dressed in creek
twist and is pulled over the ears: She has
a wreath of leaves not unlike fillet cross
iag II above the forehead and tied with
velvet ribbons bshind. She wears two
bracelets on each arm and locks at her
melancholy friend with philosophic COM
passion.
Nobody could say that the gown Of
generation ago were in any respect pictur-
esoue. or presented the fret clement OF
artistic beauty. The same oOnveniio1slity
appears in dress, art and architecture
Another cOlored plate. which shows the
ontdoor toilet OF women in the year of
grace 1854. has Ter me the face Of an old
friend. 1t shows two ladies standing
AGAINST an iron fence, the fence, so 1t used
to pjsase me TO locate it, which surrounds
the old fremont street, Boston, burying-
erouud. have 10 idea why l choose for
them a place so full Of "reminiscences Of
mortality in which to pose IN their new
costumes, unless il be that the sweet and
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ing yesterday afternoon to see "Jim, The
Penman."
The show that holds the boards at the
Eiysian theatre all next week, carries it's
own band.
Several young ladies Of this city are TAX
ing course in shorthand at Fralier's col
lege.
Some of the candidates who were in the
field early have withdrawn from the con-
test
Robert Crothers, c & P. engineer of
Cleveland, is visiting friends in this city.
The K. Of p. took two gentlemen over
the thorny read on Thursday night.
John FOllen has put several fine billiard
tables in mis- place of business.
Isaac Lrchs hes returned from a bust
ness trip dowa the river.
Tbs umbrella members worked the town
10 great shape yesterday.
Social in CITY Hall this evening, for ban.
Eft Of Sons of Veterans.
The Independent and Tribune might now
be taken for brothers.
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Mbttlin9 Re9ister
MERhY MAKERS.

Merchant TrareHer. The girl who jumps
the rope is 3 skip-iieal crea ure.
AtcAis0n Globe: The man who loses is
never accused of not plsyirg fair.
Yoakers Stateman: When factory shuts
down the hands ere not likely to shut up.
81. Joseph Nelcs. Dat in the Sierrss the
snow has been doing an excellent banking
business
BiRghamptOn Republican, Il Ia said that s
man RON tae Pine Tree State can be told
by the pitch Of his voice.
Kearney Enterprise: 1--WE dspead for a
Wig upon our corn crops" remarked the
taTkty 10 the Cochin China.
Burlington Free Press: We DONE wonder
that some people who try to waltz get dis
cOoraged. They are constantly having re-
verses.
L0irsH Nal. You would certainly expect
trained speakers 10 srticulste distinctly,
but they all do rot. Look at the brake
men, for instance.
Philadelphia Ledger. Two Rutgers stu
dents have been suspended and one tX-
PEELED ior removing the elspper from the
college bell. Il couldn't have been the
latter that tolled on them.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
At the Academy Of husic, New Orleans,
tuesday, March II, 1890.
CkpTTkE. pREEz $3n0 (hI0

100000 Tickets az Twenty Dollars
each. Halves sic; quarters Us /:
renths 81; Twentteths u.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February H.-Cattle-Recelpts 500
head; shipments 5000 head; market slow and
steady; beeves 81 75G5 20 steers 81 00a5 90 stccK-
ers enl fee ders u iOaS 30; Texas " sOa ~
Hogs -Receipts p GO head; shipments II 900
head; market steady; mixed IS eO4i 90: heavy
s. s0ai 05: light So s0si 10. skps s. 0ca3 o.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
head; market steady natives SO gas so; corn
fed "a S0a5 50; Texans SO tOa5 %; lambs s. O0a
6 so.
EAsr LIBERTY. February li.-Cattle receipts
,3ii head; shipments 1913 head; nothing co
ing: all through coRsignmen's
Hogs-Receipls 400 head: shipments $500
head; market slow: medium and light Phila.
delphia 81 goal IS: heavy 81 l0ai 20. IorkersH 20
al 81; pigs nj extTa light 81 coal Is.
sheep-Receipts 26U0 head; shipments 1000
market slow at unchanged prices
CIScINSATI, O., February H-Hogs, lower;
common and light SO 5Oai 10. packing and
butchers SO 9jal 10; receipts 4,7i0 head; ship
ments 1900 head.
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Au Immense Plate Bending Roll.

HAMILTON, o, February 1.-THE
Niles Tool Works, of Hamilton, have fin
ished and are now loading an immenue
plate bending roll that is to be sent TO the
navy yard at Mare Island, San Francisco
Tire tremendous machine weighs about
400, 600 pounds and the freight will be
something over 10000. The Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Day ton has had a number
Of special fat cara built for the trsnspor.
tatiOn of the load, and the whole train
will be run through 10 the coast as a spsc-
ial. 1t is the largest single shipment and
the finest machine that ever left Hamilton
where some magnificent machinery is be
ing built.
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Mrs. Bfun0w-YOu msy oider my car
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SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SEASON.
I Medical journal. !

Medical Journal.
Be specially careful OF draughis and sudden
changes
Do not overwork ofwhat use is wealth with.
out health
Keep your feet dry, but DO not wear over, hoes
all the time
ReI ember that the pores o, your skin, when
In health, are always open, aud that closing
them causes sickness
Dress warmly, but not heavily. Woolen cloth
ing that permits the exhalation OF the body TO
escape, is the best.
Eat Strengthening and hearty, but not too
much greaty food II is a mistake TO suppose
that fat food contains the most vitality
II you feel chilly at any time take drink of
pure whiskey at once. Duhy's Pure Mslt is the
purest and best and has tie highest recommen-
daliogs.
10 not call the Doctor Tor every slight all
ment. II you have cold, feel depressed and
lack appetite and vigOr you mead something TO
tone and build up the system. Nothing will do
this so readily as the rure Article we have mel
toned. 80
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9or Bent.

Il land. on the Shepherd McMechen farm
near the city. Apply 10 MRS. A. c. McMECHEN,
Q5l Main street lity. la2OdAel
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c5or Sale.

u'oR sALE-GOoD WATER GAUGE WITH
II cocks, for upright boiler Apply at this
office. au2ih
UNoR SALE-65 SHARES WHEELING AND
n Belmont Bridge Company stock. RlNEHART
d TATUM, 1863 Market street flesh
HoR SALE OR RENT-sHERMAN HOUSE
II Martins Ferry, Ohio. Inquire OF
fclOqb A. SCHREINER
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Those who love, love to serve.
MARTINS FERRY.

DR.. John Morrison, who has been for
some time past been lingering quite 10" al
bis father Mr. S. G.. w. Morrison Iesl-
deuce, on Sixth street, died at four p. NJ
yesterday.
Bsz Ray, the genial porter at the May
weed Hotel, was p years old yesterday
All. what a great time We are having! IO
IN. Bsz: il comes but once in life time.
P. Dougherty who expected to open up
his new book store to-day was disappear,
Ted in receiving some Of his goods and Will
not open until the first Of the week.
The insurance men who have been here
adjusting julius Jacobs loss did not get
through last evening, bat will finish TO-
day.
Oaite a number Of our citizars were de-
tanned at 81. Clairsyille last night by Mrs.
Mears' case against the Standard mill.
Mrs John P. May wood returned yester'
dav from Mt. Pleasant, o., where she has
bsen attending pEotrsoted meetings.
On account Of the bad weather, matters
have been rather quiet in railroad business
for the past day or two.
Mr.. Arthur Thomas, brother of Mr.. T.
]. Thomas is in town the guest Of FRIENDS
John Eberline, son of Conductor Eoer'
line. is quite sick with pneumonia.
DR.. J. D. Hobenssck and George Rails
ton are in Pittsburg on business.
De. J. D. Hobensack lost very hn'
horse yesterday.
Don't forget German 3 MINISTRIES tonight
Gormsn's minstrels tonight.
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
Germans Minsirels played at thu
Opera House in Wheeling about month
$50 to the largest and most appreoiativ'
audience ever cor gregRted there. Martins
Ferry always turns out ami appreciates
good thing. and as this is one OF the besi
attractions Of the season the attendance
will surely te large. The company is very
strong. and different to all other minstrel
has plot. Tue music is very fine and or
the whole We can not say too much for it
I Go tonight or you will mics treat.
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7i3st7514c. closing at 75c; May 76Aa77s1c closing
at 77Ac; July 753sa76lSc co7ing NJ s6Ac. Corn
cash No and February 40; May &c; July
Sic. Oats, cash No. 20Hs20hc; February 20hc;
May 201sa2llzc, closing at 2ll.c June 2Sss2lHc,
55a57c Flax seed, a; 81 IS. Timothy seed. at
81 -. Mess Pork, cash. 50 S2Ia9 IS: February
g. ~; March So s2JS; May $40 Ooal0 on, closing
at Sl0t7H. Lard, cash, and February s. s0a
5 s21z; March IS 20; May s. 971S. Bulk Neat,
short iibs, 81 THAT 50. Others unchanged. Re
ceipts-Flour. II eco barrels; wheat 100 bush
els; corn, $4,000 bushels: oats, 10000 bushels;
rye, Geo bushels; barley a. COO bushels. Ship.
ments-FlOur IL 900 barrels; whest, q, 900 bush
els: c1rn, l7TOo0 bushels; oats. l5, 900 bushels;
rye, 2o00 bushels barley, 5000 bushels
BALTIMORE, February H-Wheai, western
steady; No. , winter red scot and February
sOHas &c; March Sic; May sShas3Hc. Corn,
western easy; mixed tpOt and February 3s14a
SSE; March and April SIC: May 35Is361sc;
white 291Sa3l; Rye, steady at 56a5se Hay, hal;
prime TO choice timothy sl2 50alS 10. Mes
Pork steady: old 10 %; new II 90 butter. steady;
Yves ern packed l6i2lc; best roll l6slsc. Eggs,
easy; at l2alSe. C0nee,, quiet al is1sc' ke-
ceipts-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, II COO bush
els; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats. 1900 bushels;
rye, !, 200 bushels. shipments-F Flour, 1900 bar
rels wheat, 900 bushels corn, 10000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, February B-Flour, dull and
weak Wheat, dull; fair 10 good milling isas5ci
print W AhlAl MAattAn AS2if w ANA Htb-
rusry 7915asSc, March SO%aslc; April Sl1SaS2c;
May s2l5as3c. Corn car lots quiet but steady;
No. mixed on track Sic: No high mixed SIC;
No. 2 q liked February March and April 33i4s36c;
May 361&a36i4c Oats firm No 2 white 29Izc;
No white February, March and May 255sa29o.
Eggs, weak; Pennsylvania frsts AAc. Re
ceipts--Fiour, 200 barrels; wheat, Ito bush
els; corn, LOO bushels oats, 900 bushels.
Shipments-W Wheat, % 500 bushels, corn, 2ls000
bushels; oats. Z 0C0 bushels.
TOLEDO, February li.-wheat, firm; cash ia
IKE; May SO3Ec; July Use: August ne Corn,
dull but steady: cash Gee; May 305 &C. o Is, quiet
cash 221Sc. Glover seed, easier, cash and Feb
ruary SO s. Receipts-WheGt, 7.sO0 bushels;
corn 81, 900 bushels; clover seed, G96 bags. Ship
menls-Wheat, 3 $50 bushels; corn %, IS bush
els; oats. 600 bushel clover seed, 72i bag.
CINCINNATI. o.. February l.-Coiton firm;
middling 1926. Flour, steady. Wheat dull
and weaker; 40. red ne; receipts GOO bush
els; shipments 0OO bushels. Corn, easier; No. ?
mixed SIC. Oats, dun: No. mixed 2iHc Rye
dull: No. Q. 46c Provisions unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 o. Butter, Sugar and Cheese, steady.
Eggs weaker at llallhs.
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SOME OLD FASHIONS.
THB PLOUNCBS AND PURBBLOWS OF THB
LAST GENERATION.
When Women Wore HOOPskirls Like Balloons and
Shut Up Like TELESCOPES Whenever They.
Sat DOwn-Ths CoalscuHls
Bennett.
COPYRIGHT 1890

There used TO be quasity of cid maya
zines on the top shslf Of the cupboard in
the little back parlor at grandmother's.
10 order to reach them had TO wait until
grandmother had gone calling. then rum-
mage in the drawer of the psrlOr table for
the key of the glass door, then climb on a
cla9footed chair upholstered in black hair
cloth. seizs the ancient, dust cOvered num-
beers and greedily turn their pages, with
one eye on the elm shaded village street,
seen through the upper pains of the win
dow, and one hard graphing the door cas-
ing to steady me on my slippery footing.
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DESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Ny residence No. II Sixteenth street. The
house is in perfect order. Furnished with Nstu.
raj and Illuminating gas and all the water con-
veniences. Possession April list, or sooner II
wanted.
de3lh b. +. GALDM ELL.
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deeper brown. we wear black lace fat on
the skirts addresses and black lacs fl ,uuces
over colored silk skirt; we use black vel
vet ribbon quite freely in the old fashioned
way, but the elthetic movement with all
its exsggerstions has brought much beauty
to our homes and-s thing Of mot lesa con.
ssquence-to our gowns 1t is to be hoped
We can never 90 back to the gtotefqusntss,
the lack of Ideally that was 50 painfully
apparent thirty or forty years ago. II the
hoop skirt threatens again to invade us, it
must be retro SstsnaP," if we are 10 pre-
serve our common sense as women.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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You Pays Your Nrousy-AIwsys.

Want to build $4,000 house ?" said
the architect. Certainly, sir. James,
hand me down that book Of IS. OG0 plans. "
lyon mistake me, " interrupted his Wis
itOr. II said l had jdst IS. coo to spend
on a house,
"Ah, yes" said the architect, ~ zee.
james, band me down the book of S., 500
hnusfs ~
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ZANZIBAR Oulet.

LONDON, February ii The Standards
dispatch from Il rzibar says the medical
examination proved that the Sultan died
from sunstroke.
Everything is quiet here, no trouble
having arisen in consequence OF the death
Of Sultan Khslifa Ben-Ssid and the scces-
sion of his drotber Ssynoid Ali. Two
British gunboats hav. arrived here from
Shanghai. The British sloop-of- war Gan.
nett has sailed for Mombassa to insure the
preservation of order there. Mombasss is
picketed with nativa soldiers. Precautions
have been taken to protect the mission eta
tons in that vicinity.
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OniOns Bring Tears.


Why, darling. what can be the matter
with these Oniossr he calculated, ss be
pushed back bis plate.
Tee young wife burst into tears.
There, told the grocer they smelt aw-
full Aud I soaked them in that nice CO.
logne YOU bought NE since yesterday mOrr-
ing, too"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

There re 100 births reported in Brain
tree lsst , ear, and Of these % were male
ald so female.
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Hoped she wouidn'. specify.

Fond Mcther-RlIphie, you have been
quarreliirg sgain with your sister. BE
mar. You must give up everything to her.
Will yea proHisty
Ra'phie leYsing his DIST trousers ap9re-
hensively )-Ye--Jes' n.
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Essy CENTRAL STANDARD TINE
VIEGnnSylvdnid LINES
W Er.n,,n Dridnrn,,cr+ S+ntin,,
From Bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 40 a. m. For Pittsburgh, 1922
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, l.l2 p. m.
For Pittsburg aud New York, 24 p. m. For
Steubenyille, SOB a. m.
Trains arrive At Bridgeport At 7.f3 a. m, 1921
q. m, l2.1s p. m, 49, p. m. and 752 p. N.
on Saturdays only-FOr East Liverpool, GA p.
m from East Liverpool, ll.lz p. m.
From Wheeling Station.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and -.
Louis Railway Panhandle Route leave Wheel
ing, for steubenville, Pittsburg and the East,
$50 a m, l2i5 p. m, $40 p. m. and $40 p. IA.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and IT.
Louis, $40 a. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and'Chcago, l2:i5 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing at $50 "A. m, 1000 a. m. 2.i5 p. m. and $50
D. m Trains leaving At 60 a. N. and arriving
at $40 p. m. run solid between Wheeling aud
Pitkburg. All trains daily except Sunday.
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A suceenfui NIasher.
T76ua. Of BON. ga

when a fellow cats mashed on him
self, says q talented Roman, sit isn't
lorg before be cuts out everybody else. "
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rettsr Than P.ddlsg . Truek.

''Thro1gh without chang, el?' re-
marked the tramp as he scanned the time
table. he shook a suspicious dog from
his coat tail and climbed eheelfu,ly into
the car.
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The Motive Discovered.

Msgistrate-Had you any motive for
this heinOua crime?
PdnOner-Faith thought I might be
able 10 set job 10 the dime museum.
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Miss Goldie Locke-How can I thank
you for this magnificent valentine?
MT. VIII Gstthsre-You can't; l didD't
sendit These paltry rhymes would i'll ex-
pres the passionate love which +
AID when the Gender calls little later,
Miss Locke Is epgaged-in both senses
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO R.R.

ss,s.i ana arrival OF Trains at Wheeling
-"a'ein "me' schedule In effect Nov. 24th lss9 .
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadelnhts ana 49,. >,,,.h
4;s5 g. m, 2:lo and II so daily -'0" '''A'
Except sunday. 81 H. m' nAhy'
Sraiton Accommodation, 225 p. m. daily
cept Sunday. Nv H. L. EA-
ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphia and Rs,,,r,..,
$50 a. m. and l2:i5 p. m. and llO5 D. m. dali
Cumberland Accommodation, SIS n w
cept Sunday. D. iu' tx
Grafton Accommodation, l2.i5 p. m daily
Moundsville Accommodation, g.O5 A y, ~
cept Sunday. 49, ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
Opiuion Of An Expert.

There ia no more gambling ia three card
mOnts than there is in putting your money
into The fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

sae-wbrre do most Of your poems ap
peh?
Hs-Iu this waste cas ket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

Mt. GOwing-May escort you home,
Miss Cummin12
Miss CummiDg-I promised ma / would
not allow any one to walk home with me
but here comes car.