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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-01
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Nrw YORK. Juno 3O.-Flour, receipts
Il $40 packages; exports 2.44 barrels ana
~ sacks: market more active; sales
~ 900 barrels Wheat. receptS l'''S"
bushcls: exports j5,s9' bushels; sales
D "a ODD bushels futures. and lujOyu
bushels spot: spot market moderately
active and higher: No. 3 red N5c; ungradel
ROD QlaNi, &C.: options fairly active ana
bioher: No. > red 93a93i 4 C., closing al we
Aurust Oh a92i C. closing az We; Sepleiu-
her on .ae2a-c. closing al Hl",c; OcloOer
q2is aq2 ,c. closing at @4c; November
q2lIc: December 1890; May, ISL No..
RYE. quiet; western Aic. BarleF' q uSI
~ ,;5a76i.r Corn. receipts 2O2,%d bush
els; exports l'l93 bushels a3o SUES o' '.o,
bushels futures, and 23' 900 buShcls sPot'
market fairly active; ungraded mixed iva
I3a.c. July 4lc: August fl ia42c, closing
M il8.c: September 42 G.: October i"'4c
OATS receipts 5000 bushels; exports
IOa 900 bushels: sales 100000 bushels iu-
tnres and 10000 bushels spot; market
moderately active: July g" &C.; August l'c'
September 3I4-c; spot No. whlte. - "a
3Gc; mixed western $!a35 .c' Whlte u9
34a4Oc: No. , Chicago 53'4c. HAY "uu
Hops quiet Coffee, steady ana ull-
changed: spot Rio dull at 2Oc: 9us"I'
Quiet and steady. Molasses. quiet hlCe'
steady. petroleum, Nit'tul Ni't' ,~
Cotton Seed Oil. weak. Tallow and ar
nentinc. dull Rosin, firm. Eggs STEADY
western l4al4l.c Pork. quiet; mess sl' "a
IL -: extra prime $40 @dlO ~. ~
Meats. firm Lard. depressed ana duu'
western steam - -; July = g'' Auea,l
81 o.: September ~ Is; October - ~
November - % Butter, quiet tisih in'
lGi c: western dairy 6allc. Cheese 4N'e''
western 1asc
CurcAGo. June 30-Trading in wheat
was only moderate and the feeling devel-
oped rather unsettled There were ldir
offerings. under which prices declined an
around. Corn. there was large trade I'D
this market. prices closing shade lower
than saturday Oats moderately active;
Provisions, little doing. Flour. quiet ana
unchanged Wheat cash. No. spring >'a
sic: No. 3 spring 7lc; No red s'aN''4c,
July - =. aS6iic, closing az Soc; August
SfaS,c closing ~ SIC Corn, cash, no :
and June SIC: July 3ia3ti C., closing at
SIC: August - a34 t.. closing ar - g.
Oats. cash No. >. . az -c. July % a->c.
closing at 255-c: August 2G5s a26'-c. closing
$3.50: September 26i4 a26 T., closing 81
90. e. Rye. No. >, 47c. Flax Seed, No
y 30. Timothy Seed al 81 80. Mess
Pork, cash sl2 ~ July Sl2 25al2 -, clos T.
ing at Sl2 30: August ST. 90al2 81, closing
al Sl2 80: September 81 S5al2 -. closing .
al Sia Is. Lard, cash - % s.: July = 6sii; /
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August - ~: September s. 90. Bulk
Meats. short ribs q 9Oa5 90; shoulders
- 2Oa5 25: short clear s. 30a5 40. Whisky
at 81 o. Butter, steady and unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, 2l7 coo bushels; oats.
10000 bushels: rye. COCO bushels; barley
10000 bushels. Shipments-FlOur, 1900
barrels: wheat, Il 600 bushels; corn, 46l,-
600 bushels; oats, 56l 900 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels; barley, 1900 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.--Flour, weak:
western winter clear 3 75al 10: do straight
81 35al 80 Wheat, firm and higher; fair to
good milling SSa93c; No. red June ~ "a
gOc: July S95Sa90c; August SOL as95ic; Sed-
TENDER S934 a9Oiic. Corn, No. 1 high mixed
zoe: No. , mixed June, fl i AL &c; July fla
41l4c: August Al J. a4la5c; September 4l9ia
42c. Oats. firm; No. white - &c; No.
white June 3d. AS &c; July 35a;6 C; Au-
gust 81 a32gic; September 81 a3l e..
Provisions, steady. Pork, new mess Sl2 80
alb 90; do prime mess new So 90; do fami-
" Sl4 O0ali 30. Lard. western steam % ID
as > Butter, dull; Pennsylvania creamery
extra l5isalGc; do prints extra l9a2ic
Eggs. steady; Pennsylvania iirsts Is g..
Cheese duh; part skins 5a7c. Receipts
Flour, 300 barrels; corn, 1900 bushels;
oats, II 900 bushels. Shipments-Wheat,
3,i00 bushels; corn, 100 bushels; oats, d.
300 bushels.
CINcfSNATi, O., June 20.-Cotton, steady;
middlng - &c. Flour, easy: family = 10
a3 p: fancy = loaf -. Wheat. quiet; No.
red SIC: shipments, 800 bushels. Corn,
/ firm At 81 &C.. Oats, strong; No. mixed
I3lisc Rye, duh at SOC. Pork, duh at
| sl2 81. Lard. lower at - 30. Bulk
/ Meats, easier; short rib - lOa5 10. Ba-
con. easy at 81 l5aG -. Whisky, steady at
| 81 90 Butter. steady; creamery lSc;
choice dairy sal0c. Linseed Oil. steady AT
GOa62c Sugar, steady; hard refined 81 a
| nc: New Orleans 5aj ic. Eggs, quiet
at l2allc. Cheese steady; prime TO choice
Ohio fiat 5aSc
| BALTIMORE, June 30.-Wheat, western
July sSi laSSc: August SSa- aNSs-c; Scptem-
bcr SSitc Corn, western firm; mixed spot,
June and July 4ll4aili &C.: August Il "a
ACC; September II e. Oats firm. Rye
dull; choice j5a5Gc Provisions quiet Hay
dull prime 10 choice timothy Sll Scale 80.
Butter. steady. Eggs. weak ut al .al3c.
! Receipts -t'lOur, 5000 barrels; wheat -,
900 bushels; corn. 600 bushels; oats, 1000
bushels; rye. 1000 bushels. Shipments
Flour, 800 barrels; wheat, 1900 bush
els; corn, 900 bushels.
TOLEDO. o., June 30.-Whca,, active;
cash and July 81. C; AugustS54c; Deccm-
her Sg5Ic Corn, active and steady; cash
Bic: July 35c; August 36i,c Oats, dull
cash 29i &C.. Clover seed, nominal. cash,
= 40. Receipts Wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn. 1000 bushels Shipments Wheat,
| -. 900 bushels; corn. 1900 bushels; oats,
! 5000 bushels; rye 600 bushels.
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The Base Ball Hand.


"Gunny." the crack Kansas City
catcher. was i'm talkative mood the
other night. The subject he took for
his discourse was "Thc Base Ball Hand.
That's my old game finger" hc said,
as he held up the third digit of his
north paw and pointed to a huge
knot at the middle of the finger; "but ]
am lucky compared with some fellows
know. The worst hand | ever saw be-
longcd to a man whose name ! can't re-
call. rs we were sitting around table one
day he held mp his hands with the re-
mark: i broke those all in one game
and there they were, the fingers knocked
completely out of shape, gnarled ana
knottv. with not a single straight one
i'm the lot.
what kind Of hand should good
PLAYER have?" was asked.
swell. ball man to be good one
has to have a hand that is short. thick
and stubby.'
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the principal streets graded, and some of
the citizens are hustling for electric lights,
cAMr GRnrND NOTE.

CAMP GROUND NOTES.
Miss Lizzie Carmacl, of Wheeling, is
visiting friends on the grounds.
Miss Annie McAdams, of Wheeling, was
the guest of her friend, Miss Della Good
win. to-day
John Hopkins, of Bellaire, was on the
grounds this evening.
Miss Helen Harrison. an attractive young
New Orleans lady. is a guest at the cottage
of Mr. ]. W. Bodley
Jesse Kelley and wsfe. Of Bellaire, have
taken rooms al the hotel.
The cottages are being rapidly occupied.
There are very few untenanted.
Miss Eunie Weyman, Of Wheeling, spent
to-day on the grounds, the guest OF friends.
QJOhn l.. Shilling and wife. OF Bellalre,
were the gueets of friends on the grounds.
Ed. johnson, wife and child, OF Bellaire,
have taken rooms at the hotel.
The Silver Lake Quartette arrived to-
day. They will render some excellent mu-
/ SIC during the exercises.
The State Teachers Association will
| commence three days institute to-day.
| Quite a number of prominent instructors
viii be present and the indications are that
there viii be a large attendance. The pro-
/ gramme for to-day Will be found on the To-
cal page of the REGISTER.
| The auditorium of the Ohio Valley TEN
perancc Assembly is about completed.
| Every one who sees it is impressed with
its architectural beauty and compactness.
1t has seating capacity of $500, in addi-
| ton to sleeping capacity of 100
| The sleeping arrangements are in
| twcnty-fOur rooms upstairs OF
| the main lecture hall. The Assembly also
! have fifty canvas tents. Mr.. j. w. Bodley
! has been untiring in his efforts to have
everything complete, so that large crowd
NAV be handled with ease and comfort
| Word has been received from Sam Jones
and Sam Small. that God willing the'
will positively be on hand.
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Novel Use of the Photograph.
lfr..,,...,fI Nom

\ novel use Of the photograph is be
ing made i'm Mexico. \ great many ma
tivcS who wish to communicate
through the mails cannot read or write.
The government has, therefore, intro
duccd a system of correspondence by
phonograph-that is, the Mexican talks
into the instrument, and the cylinder Is
sent to his correspondent, who has the
cylinder inserted in the phonograph at
his poStonicc, who receives the message
viva vocc. What an interesting time
the poStofiicc clerks must have listening
to what another fellows girl has to say
to him. Making love by photograph Is
something new, but it's all the same in
Spanish.
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST Liberty. Pa. June 3O.-Cattle re-
ceipts 2,0li head. shipments 2,2N9 head
market dull and lOa20c of from last week S
price.
Hogs Receipts, G,65O head shipments,
1850 head; market fair; selected . 9Oa4 %;
common to best Workers - >Oa3 40; pigs
= G0a3 -
Sheep-Reccpts, 800 head; shipments
400 head market slow at last weeks clos
iugpricos
CHICAGO, June 90 Cattle - Receipts,
5000 head shipments 1900 head; market
slow and steady; beeyes = 50al %; steers
y 50ai 20; stocllcrs and feeders = 30a3 40;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 25a3 10; Texans
- l5a3 50.
Hogs-Receipts, 29,5OO head shipment.
1900 head; market slow and lower. mixed
= iOa3 Coz heavy > 6Oa3 80: light - lOa
3 20; skips - 0Oa3 30.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipment;
900 head; market steady and weak; ma
tives. y j0a5 10; Western - 9Oa4 20; Texan:
$ 0Oa4 90; lambs, = 0OaG -.
CINclNNArI, O., June 3O.-HogS, easier
common and light s! '5a3 50; packing
and butchers - Gja3 -; receipts, 3,ii'
head; shipments $50 head.
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BELLlIHE.

ThOs. Mccormick yesterday disposed oil
at auction the contents of the confectionery
store lust below he pOstotiice. ThlS stun
was sold tO satisfy mortgage. rms Is the
fourth time ia as many years that MI Nc
CornicS has closed out the business that
has been In this stand.
Mr.. Kinney, of Belmont, has purchased
the artcSian well drillcr that IS at work IN
the square. He now has two drillerS- HIS
other is engaged near the Stamping Com
pauy putting down "a well. Few years
since the wells We're allowed TO 80 co de
cay. now they are i'm fashion again
The body of Mrs. Robert Drugan, of
Quincy. was found i'm creek. The lady
was very eccentric, and il is not known
whether 10 is "a case of suicide or not.
The well ON Thirty-seventh street will
likely bc sunk a little deeper 50 as 70 avoid
the sand that is constantly pumped IRON H.
JAS. Kcyscr, the shoe merchant, and one
or two other gentlemen went out nm the
country last evening ON hunting trip.
The Reed Fishing Club, of the Globe
Lantern Works, leaves to-day ON It's an
uual excursion down the river.
The supply of water was cut OF all over
the city most Of last night 10 allow repairs
ou the supply pipe
John Johnson. of Washington, Pa, a
pretty GOOD bah player, is visiting his
father iu this city.
Rosa Sonuob0lus musical at the Chris
tiau Church on Thursday evening will be
delightful event.
john Bolen accidentally had foot mash
cd while working at the bottle works ON
Saturday.
Glass workers from Fostoria, Findiay
and other cities are i'm the city seeing Ola
friends.
10 was hard 70 ten Sunday which got the
bulk of the visitors, Benwood or Bellaire
White and Georges names do not appear
among the players i'm the Wheeling clue.
Chas Hartman will open a day school in
German and night school in short hand.
Rose Hi has "a new grocery and the
Fourth ward has new confectionery.
Howard Kirk. of Flushing. viii be Frank
Arher's deputy i'm the Shcrih's Office.
Stephen Grcssiuger will 20 to Iowa
where hc has relatives.
The country viii be fun of squirrel hunt
ers from this time ON.
The steel works viii close down ON
Thursday afternoon.
Eugene Bo5iusou's boat show will be
here to-day.
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Opera Glasses Should Fit.


Very often one gets fine opera glass,
takes il 10 the theatre with lively anti
cipation of pleasure, and then he has
the whole evening spoiled by what
seems To be the perverSencSS OF the
glass. No matter how much 1t Is
screwed and adjusted it won't focus.
The glass is looked upon aS the cause.
This is an error. Most frequently IL
will be- discovered that the glass is too
narrow for the eyes or too wide. In
either case imperfect vision, overtaXed
eyes and a headache will follow the use
of the glass Opera glasses should nj
the eyes as well rs SpectacleS. a glass
is made that can be folded so as to ut
any eye. and should be used by those
who don't own a pair of glasses fitted to
them 10y an optician.
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PETROLEUM.

New YoRE, June 3O.-Petro!eum opened
firm at SIC for spot and
sGi4c for July option and moved NJ
20 So. on covering by shorts. Then Tho
market declined / e.. but rallied &c and
closed steady. Stock Exchange opening
at ste; highest SIC: lowest S5'5c; closing
at ST. c. Sales. is 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, June 3o-Petrolcum
opened at ~ e.; highest s6'sc; lowest
S5i,c, closed AT SGisc. Sales, 1000 bar
rcls: charters. 2G.lgO barrels; shipments
-, SO barrels: runs. s0,G31 barrels.
PrrrsHUEG. PA. June 3o.-PctrolcuH
irregular and fairly active; opened al
s57.c: closed at Sic; highest, Sic; Lowest
sac
BRADroEp, Pa, June 30-Petroleuu
opened at >5@sc: closed at Sic; highest
size: lowest 81 Clcarances 9>,OOl
barrels.
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For Plttshurs, 80 and - g.. in.. auIs..ar %.
m daily, and 20 p. M. daily, except sunday.
aud 200 p. m. sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, 5.SJ +. d.. IS
cept Sunday.
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The speech Didn't Fit.
nrs...... ~ all

Gus Williams, the comedian, was ten
dcred a benefit in Boston in 1872. He
was a great favorite in that city, The
benefit was to occur on Friday evening
Of the week. Along about Wednesday
John StetSon, the word painter, who
was manager Of the theatre where Gus
was playing, approached the comedian
on the quiet and said: Gus, my boy,
Your friends here are TO present you with
a watch at your benefit next Friday
evening. didn't want you to be broken
ND when they came upon the stage with
H. so thought | would tell you, conf
deutially, what was in the wind. Now
YOU earn write up neat lite speech for
the occasion and prepare yourself Tor
the ordeal" Gus thanked StetSOn heart
ilv. lie was pleased at the idea Of get
ting a fine watch. lie carried a cheap
one. which kept good time, and this he
gave away to the property man at once,
i'm order that the presentation commit
tee might see that he had no tlmeplcce.
When he went To his room at the
hotel that night he wrote out pretty
impromptu speech, i'm which Inc said
that when he gaZcd al the face OF the
beautiful watch he would see the faces
of his Boston friends: when he saw the
hands he would be reminded OF the BoS-
ton hand of good fellowship: the spring
when ne looked AT it would suggest the
wellspring of fellowshipthe chain would
bind him to Boston. etc. 1t was neat
response and he studied it carefully. lie
knew that when he sprung it they would
think him a wonderful cXtemporaneouS
speaker and he shook hands with him
self. Wei, the evcntful Friday night
came at last. The vast house was pack
cd with his enthusiastic friends. At the
proper time the presentation committee
/ filed out ON to the stage and faced him.
He braced himself for the ordeal. The
chairman stepped forward and present
ed him with-a cane. They might as
well have hit him over the head with IT,,
as he was unable to speak a word.
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Machine Made Picket Fences

An ingenious Minneapolis man has
pcrfected machine which takes the
lodgings" of the saw mill refuse and
automatically makes them up into a
picket fence. The boards are trimmed
into the shape of pickets and then the
machine binds them with wire. The
machine makes l2O pickets per minute.
Those who are up in fence matters pre-
diet that this new fence, called the
fence, is dStined to sup
Dlait barb wire.
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close. ranging at 3 AS per cent; last loan
81 per cent; closing at 3a3' per cent;
prime mercantile paper at 5a1 per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and weaker at
4S5a4S1i5
GovERSMENrs- Dull and steady.
Fours, Registered. ...................l2 III -
FOurs, Coupons. .....................l- - =
Fours-and-a-half, Registered .......lB
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. ...........lO 3
Pacific Skies of % ...................llj
Sr,TEs-Dull and steady.
RNmoAps-Dull and firm; sales SSt2,UoJ
SroCK--Thc stock market to-day pre-
scented the usual firm front, which was left
10 itself and showed very few features
worthy Of note. The improved outlook for
the coal stocks infused little life into
those stocks and the aspect of affairs IN the
southwestern rates made Atchison leader
in point of activity. though its movements
were confined 10 the smallest limits. Inc
Trusts were duh with the regular list,
although Sugar as usual led in the amount
Of transactions made and in the width of
its fluctuations The only speciality shares
movement was i'm Manhattan, which moved
up from lOSi 10 III d, and Pullman which
after selling up TO 2lH'<. retired 10 2IN.
The close was dull but strong. at the nigh
est prices of the day. Among the notable
advances scored We're New England l'r,
Chicago Gas and Canada Pacific > each,
Louisville and Nashville ! per cent, aud
Sucar2t Sales 1914 shares. Quota
tions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express; l+9; American Express,
u5: Canada Pacific, 81 Central Pacific,
..iI Chesapeake and Ohio, % do first
pr.ferrcd. G3l. do. second preferred, -
Chicago and Alton. l3l; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy. 1906; Delaware and Hud-
son. 1891, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. li5ai: Denver and Rio Grande,
Is: Eric. 965.; do preferred. CO.,; Fort
WAYNE. lj6; Illinois Central, IFS; Lake
shore. M; Michigan Central, W4
Minneapolis and St Louis, q do preferred
IA. Missouri Pacific. - Northern "a
ciiic. 81: do. preferred, SIS; North
western. III; do. preferred, l43' New
York Central, los; Oregon Iransconu-
mental. 4Gi-: Pacific Mail 10; PEORIA
Decatur and Evansville, u PlttSpufe'
l5G: Pullman Palace Car. 2l'; keadlns'
49,: Rock Island, 9l7l: St Louis and san
Francisco. 81 do. preferred, 63', DO mrs,
preferred. q4i st. Paul, 81 do. preferred
lisa: St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
il9l st. Paul and Omaha, 81 do. prefer
red. %: Texas Pacific, 2l; Union Ia
cifc 60: United States Express. ~
Western Union, S33S.
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Sehon for Congress.
81. Narus Oraeh

We notice that cx-United States Marshal
Schon is very favorably spoken OF as u
candidate for Congress in this district.
Mr.. Sehon is a good man. and we believe u
sound Democrat. If it should be the pleas
ure of the majority of the Democrats or
this district to give the nomination 10 Mr..
Sehon, we are sure the upper end will not
be found wanting on election day. Can Mr..
Sehon say as much for his end OF the DIS
trict il il shOuld 60 the other way.
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She Has a Cheerful Disposition.

Winks-Has your wife a cheerful dis
position?
Finks-Oh. very. Last night when
was dancing around the room on one
foot. after having stepped on tack
She laughed till her sides ached.
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on Well to be sunk in jackson.

An eastern company will next week be
Gin the work of sinking an oil well on the
lands Of Jacob Casio on Laurel Kun. ABOUT
seven miles from Stats Mills and Il miles
from Ripley.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wheeling Island.

Five Room Frame House northeast corner Mary
land aud y York street.
No. lS' s.. broadway, = room house.
SIX Room Frame House on y Front street.
No. II New Jersey So. q rooms Frame House.
Five Room Frame House on :. Elm street
Three Frame Houses. southwest corner Zane
and broadway.
80. q MARYLAND ST. rooms, lot tONlu
40. Gj Zanr ST.. Brick 10 rooms,
Lots On South Penn street.
Lots on South Elm street.
Lot on east side Of =. Huron ST., Zane, orch
ard addition.
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THO NIetnI Marriott.

NEW York. june 3d. Copper stagant;
lake SIG 80. Lead. dul domestic - 80
Tin. quiet: straits S!l I'D.
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ALSO

NO. 1910 Byron street. Brick. 81, room-.
No. T. Eleventh street. Brick. ,iN rooms.
No. Sr!b Chapliuc ST.. six Room, aud ,.urr room.
No. 49, Chapline 50. four rooms. frame
No, l35 and 1924 Sixteenth ST.. lot ,UAleO
40. pos Gods ST. Brick fy, rooms.
ElNEHABT & TATUM.
irsSh 1911 Market Street.
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Ior %nlr.
'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE.
Property That Will Pay to Buy NoS'

The property ou southwest corner of Broad
way and Iaue streets, rents for about 500,
at $3.50.
Northeast corner or North Huron and Mary
land streets has two dwellings with enough
vacant ground fora third house. % Will be on
thc street ar line running 10 Martins Ferry
5000.
The Double Brick 40 n and ~ y Huron. ON
the new stree car line; now rents Tor 500; will
increase. 500.
Five Roomri Dwelling so Nc. 81 y. Broadway
Tor ei..aO. Good location.
SIX Roomed House. ~ Kentucky street. -. zoo
Four Building Lots on =. Penn ST.. sl90
Your last chance for "a irst-cla-~ building ioi
on South Penn s.. tlNl1; S3@O
The above properties Viii only be- Offered fol
90 few days 200 THESE figures.
C. o. SMITH.
Broker and Real Estate Agent
Ie2-eAdl 80. l..U Main Street
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
W RAILROAD Ou and after Wednesday.
N.y tiH. i,lu trains un thr Wheeling ana
E.rl Gr.t. Railroad VIII ram as follows,
L,.,, Wheeling. leave Film Grove.
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Rnilrouos.
baltimore AND OHIO Rail

hoAD. DEPARTURE 4 ARRIVAL oF TRAISs
[StSS.rS~ At Wheeling. Eastern
%st=55 $eSh time. Schedule In effect
ZxAU3< H&SA May iifh. $50
H&NF VAEh MAIN LINE EAST
~ o. INV For Baltimore. phiialel-
rs 49, t5N II phia AMI New York. 1901
St4lT>2-2d and i.35 a. M. 2.3j daily
WSx nun y,f7Ss ~ Cumberland Accommc-
VIZ l---.1 w datlon, 500 o. n. daily
%ksz=--s.G except sunday
<lksS Grafton Accommoda.
tion, 2.35 p. N. daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation 500 and s.OD d.
m, aud 2.'S' and 6:lO p. M, except Sunday.
From New York. Phiia6eiphla and R,l,.mo,.
va q. m, and 1874 p. ~. and D - D. fn. aalig
Cumberland Accommodation. 5.O5 D. m.. IS.
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodating. is.li p. H.. daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation. Z - m.aul
y b, 5'Uo aud rs ?. ~, except sunday
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago. s6 and 1910 A. N. and 90 Is
?. N. daily, ami ia5 3. M. daily. except SUNDAY
Cincinnati Express, 1000 "a. IN. and lO4up M.
Columbus Accommodation, i:ss D. m, esc-r,
ST. Clairsviile Accommodation. 500 and 1905
a. d. ana 10 and i''S p m, except SUNDAY.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 1913 and 5.25 d. m. and c.i0
z. NJ daily' and ll:Oo a. m, daily, EXCEPT sun
DAY.
Cincinnati Express, 5:35 a. IN. and 60 p. 3d..
colgmbu, Accommodation u:oos IN. la.ly
except SUNDAY.
- Ciairsville Accommodation. II 1901 ~. and
10 aud t.lO =. m. except sunday
W. p. 4 y. DIVISION.
For Plttshurs, 30 and ~ o.. u.. at.i g..l %.
m. daily. and 20 p. M. daily, except sunday.
and f:Vp D. m.. sunday only
Washington Accommodation, $50 g. IT,. 80
cept sunday
A,gtyE.
From Piti,hurg, 1000 "a. m. daily. i2.iO n m .
except sunday, 6:55 and 1910 b. H.. daily. anl
II - %. m. sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. 7.55 a. 3D.. daily.
except sunday
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