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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

Clcrk-Front, Call Cl5.
Bell boy )returningl-6l5 left during
the night, sir.
Clerk-Did he take his baggage with
him2
Bell boy-No; hc blew out the gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
Nothing In 1t.
~ IL IL

There was a rumor that Cabot Lodge.
the father of that Legitimate force bill.
had FALLEN and hurt his head. There
was nothing in 1.-THE head, of course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

GOxiii feet ON North From. St, west side. sl,H'J
5OxlI3 feet on North Front St, west side. l,9o
SOxleO feet on South York St, west side. ~
6OXiOO feet on South Elm St. west side. 80
3OxiOO feet en- south Elm ST.. west side. 40
9OxiOO feet on South Penn St. east side 30
25xlI9 feet on North Wabash ST., east side 80
3Oxl9O feet on South Huron St. east side. $50
I2x6O feet cor. Huron and New jersey SITS GO
SOxleO feet on Fourteenth St. north side. BOO
3OXl9D feet on Fourteenth ST.. north side. 2.aDo
5Ox3JD feet on Caldwell's Run .-.-... ~
51XlD0 feet on Wilson St. 6th Ward gage ~
iODNlOO feet on McColloch ST. Sth Ward l."p
liON2i0 feet ON National Road ......----.- wv
lODX9,J feet In Pleasant Valley .....-.---. ~
10 Acres near Elm Grove ......-..--.---. oND
i5i, Acres miles west 81 Bridgeport . o.sp
u Acres near Lorain. o ......-.. ...------ ~
Is Acres adjoining St Clairsyille, o.. 80"
Lots and improved property in Martini Ferry
Ohio.
RINEHART & TATUM,
ocoi No. 1874 Market Street.
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suERlFF'S RETURN.

Gust Fink r. mo- inhaLtaut ~ my baiiiwirk
nor f,unJ Therein fhi. on daN of October. 800
\. Z. GARDEN. d. 3.
For l.. Steenrod. $. o. T..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
The Metal Market.

New York, October 29.-Pig iron quiet;
Copper nominal Lead, dull; domestic
- -. Tin, quiet; straits 81 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
WHAT rae PAPERS ARE SAYING.


The prediction of warmer weather is
evidently not meant to include next
Tuesday as far as good MANY politi-
clans are concerned.
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Rachel Allmanand other,

Rachel Altman ana ulhffr
The object of this suit is to obtain partition
or sale Of the real estate mentioned aud dee
,erihcd in the bin filed boz this cause. And o.
appearing from AN AFFIDAVIT filed in thi, cause.
ni these rules. that the defendants. John j.
Uu,s. Rachel T. Wait. Reuben Wait Louisa G
Martin. Sarah Altman. Harriet Altman. \. j.
Altman. Abraham Altman. Nate Altman, Eiuiui
\. StansburN. Monroe Stin>hury. Rachel ia,
let. Riley Hn>lrtt. Mary Colyin. Howard Col
vim. Elizabeth Altman aud Elisha Altman. hr'
moi resident, uf the State oi West Virginia. and
they not having been served with process, it
thi, suit. ON motion OF ihi, complainant, by hi'
solicitor this order of publication }, enterr'
AGAINST Them and b. i, ordered that thr said dr
frndant. are required 60 appear within on'
month after the first publication Of ms order
and do what is necessary to protect ihrir lui'r
rsts II Is further ordered that thi, order be
published aud posted u.s. required by la".
Witness. John ". Mitchell. CLERK "l sane
Court. at the Court House of said county ihi
sth dan of October. 1870.
john ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time October q. l'b
Attest: jobs ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
/. +. JoNE-. solicitor Tor Complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
EE CENTRAL STANDARD TInK.
VIEgnnSyIVdnid LINES.
~ From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Piu.i ufg .lN-
road leave bridgeport for Piti.hurf. ''Ir.
and Cleveland s.5j o. IN. For rtf,nufH ID
a. m For Chicago aud Cleveland. 100 @. m
For Pitt.burg aud New York, 25 D. n lnt
Steubcnyiile. s.3A %.
Trains arrive 40 bridgeport 40 i3 "a rf ll--
A. m.. 1910 p. d.. f.31 p. no., and ~ o.
on SATURDAYS ouly-fof East Liverpool 20
o. M. from East Liverpool. ~ r. y. OBJ.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via She pitf.burg Cincinnati sos ri
Loui. Railway Panhandle Route. leave Afrl
inc. for Stsuheuyiile Pift.burg and the L-.t
ID a. m. u 3 p. m., 3sl g.. no.. AMI ~ r m
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis nui $50
Louis. 6.sDA ~ and :. W p. on. For tnIlmhus
and Chicago. T. y D. M Trains arrive ni h.-l
ingat5.5JA. m %. % a.. m., 2 IS p. m.. ani q
%. M Trains leaving 40 % %. AMI arriving
a. 80 p. 10. run solid between Wheeling ans
Pittsburg All trains daily except SUNDAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

EOR REMITTANCE BRICK RESIDENCE.
l. No. 10 Twelfth street at a reduced rental
until April I, 1921. Apply to RlNEHART *
TArUM, Real Estate Agents, 1874 Market
-
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1pbreIin9 8e9ister
Srauclcrs o5utnr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRAINS EXPLANATION or REFER
vNcr NAuKS. snaily. SUNDAY excepted .Mon-
isy c1ccrtcd. sSuujay excepted Saturday
.Nrcrtcd saturday only. Sunday ouiy-75
w.r.alan Man o. i,aO Wheeling time, which
d., on. hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

Moundsville Accommodation. $50 and 11 %.
m, and > % and G.iO p. M, except sunday
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
q.3Ja m. and T.; Is p. m. and 10 - p. m., daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, bOo b. m., "a.
cept sunday
Grafton Accommodation. T. 8 D.. tn.. daily.
Moundsylle Accommodation. 7.Sl n iu.. all
~ %, r. 10 aud Z. Is p. m. except Sunday.
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From Pittsburg. 1000 a. M. daily, 20 HI .. r...
except sunday. $50 and 1910 8, m., daily 500
n :5Ja. m. sunday only
Washington Accommodation, - a. m.. daily
except Sunday.
CHAS. o. SCUiL.
myiO General Passenger Agent
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EOR SALE.

That desirable property. Nos. 1921 and 1875
Main street, Wheeling. suitable for dwellings,
stores and boarding house, or with slight alter
alton. would make good manufacturing site.
Good dry cellar under both houses. shipping
facilities uneXceiled. For terms, etc, call on
or address J. j. FADER. Wheeling. ocl0-&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
Catharine j. Hickman IN the Ci-cuit Court
-. Of Ohio county.
Byard Hickman In ChanccTy.
To BYAnD HickTAN the defendant. oc9oaut
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ONO COUN-
L ~, West Virginia, to-wit. October Rules 1870
lanes Neill and others

I'D A~~uNNrli.
Rogers Brothers Produce Co. with attachment
The object OF this suit j. Co recover from the
defendant the sum 81 S}I3i.ii. being damage,
for the failure Of the defendant 30 perform Ger
tain contract by il made with the plaintiffs Tor
the sale Of certain prunes. and 90 subject hy at-
taehment certain property Of the defendant iu
the payment of said damages. And 10 appear
ing from an affidavit filed in the case that the
defendant is foreign corporation and % non
resident of the State OF Vest Virginia on the
motion of the plaintiffs. by their attorney, this
order Of publication is entered against b.. and
b. H. ordered that the said defendant, Rogers
Brothers Produce Company. l. required 60 APP
pear within on" month after the FIRST pubhca
ton of this order and do what is necessary to
protect its interests. II Is further ordered that
order be published and posted Us required by
law
witness John W. Mitchell. Clerk 81 said
Court. 20 the Court House OF said county. TN,
sth day OF October. 1880. to-wit: October Rules
1880. JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time October .. ls'1)
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
HENRY NJ RUSSELL, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

OHIO RIVER RAILROA D.
~ TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT hi-
GUST nth. 1870. Passenger trains VII run DBL.
folioWs-Ceutrai Time al trains daily rAr'It
those marked thus ?, which do not run on sun.
day:
sourn norNn. -Nn.1t ~. hNo-at s. J
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30

For Pttsburg $40 and 7.sJa. m.. aul s..' O.
m. daily. aud 20 3. m, daily, except sunday.
and 700 p. M, sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, 3 ~ b. In rt
cept Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-30
FOR SALE.

Double Brick House, 90 and 20 North Huron
street. will pay l2ii per cent rs nm investment
| or make "a comfortable home, $3.50
Modern Dwelling at No. IL Virginia street;
| most convenient location on Island.
Business property northeast corner Of Tween
| ty-siXth aud Chapline streets, with dwelling IN
! rear on Twenty-siXth street
Manufacturing site on the square south OF &
| 4 p depot in Martins Ferry, o.
Building Lots on Twenty.nfth and Markc
streets. .5Xl0O $50 10 $50.
Farms to suit purchaser. Improved property
and Lots IN all parts Of the city.
Money 10 loan.
G. o. SMITH,
ocl9d&era No. 1919 Market Street
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\ BAL GROVE

W RAILROAD. on and after Wednesday,
Nay lfth. iSy0 trains on the Wheeling and
Sim Grove Railroad viii run AS follows:
L.a.. Mheeuns. Leave Elm Grove.
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Gtrtauciol.
DANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

STATE AID CITY DEPOsIToHT
STOCKHOLDERS DOUBLY LlABLk
CAPITAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000,
Government and Local Bonds bought aal sO.4.
Dlafts is.ued on any point 10 Europe. ss Hei
% 90 the principal cities Of the United sta' IS.
General Banking Business fransacfl4.
VIVA. TsETT. President
WM.B. SIMPSON. Vice-Presicsnt
iuu PIP JEPSON. Cashier.
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for 5uIr.

EOR SALE-TwO SMALL FRAME BUILD.
Il ings on Tenth street. viii be- sold 10 the
party making the highest offer FOR cash, the
buildings To- be- removed within one month
las. L. IIAMLEN. lisl Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
SULLIVAN AS AN ACTOR.
There's More Money in Acting Than In
Fighting.

"How do you like acting, John?" queried Q
Chicago Times reporter when the champion
had completed his toilet
''Great! II lays as far over the other thing
- preaching does over driving horse car"
'In what way?"
"In every way. In the first place you see
the associations are different Then again it's
legitimate and ther res money in it There's
no money in fighting. 1t cost me oil I made
BY my last fight to get out Of it All told IL
cost me S1s,670 to square that matter down in
Mississippi, and lost years time in addi-
ton. II there's anything in it the other fell
lows can have it I'm out of it for good That
goes Henceforth I'll con6ne my attention to
the drama. The drama is pretty good graf"
v,n no you think ~ nix yog are making rapid adj
well, should say was. Already I'm 90
per cent better than half the hams that are
tearing up the country. My technique is away
up in G. My rendering is immense and my
draught is out of sight I've been killing 'em
York"
Where do you come in on the count up
well, You bet get the long end. Fifty per
cent OF the gate money comes to me. and Har-
rison and Barnitt cut the other half in two. I'm
In the business for the coin, and amt letting
any OF 1t get away. Things are coming my way
in great shape, and I'm going to sew buttons
on the long green when get hold of it this
time"
will you take the show to Europe?"
Il guess not There amt anything over
there. Let me tell you, young fellow, the
yarns about the big money to be made over
there are away of. i got bigger prices than
any other artist that played in England-2
euineas for best seats at St. James Hall-and
then when you come to figure everything up 1
didn't make much. jackson and Davies didn't
do as well over there as the reports stated.
Then again there's Booth. When Booth went
over there their cOckneys gave him an ice
wagon reception. Why, he had to play one
night stands on the continent to make expenses
Edwin was nothing at all to our 'Enry you
KNOW When Irving came over here there
was nothing too good for him, and he got away
with 200 900 good American dollars.
I'VE Americans" continued the champion,
blowing cloud of perfecto smoke through
the grille work Of the chandelier, ''are the
biggest suckers on earth. We 90 over
to England and blow in our good
money on lot Of cheap fakes, and when the
lords and dukes and marquises come here they
throw themselves on private families, hang up
boarding houses and roost ut cheap hotels.
Americans go over there to see scenery; why,
the scenery in this country can give anything
in Europe cards and spades It's got so
now that an American can't educate his chill
dren without sending them to Europe. The
whole scheme is dead wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

less repetition, but he has told me about a SIGH
OLD woman who was in bed in an upper room;
Young woman with her took refuge in the
cellar, but the old lady was killed By one Of
the shots which riddled the house. Mr.. T. Wa
asked for drink by dying soldier; he gave
it to him and left the canteen by his side. The
poor fellow died soon after. Some one told me
that not SO many years ago O skeleton was dis
covered sitting up against tree. Imagination
snrinks from picturing the suffering Of the
wounded soldier who crawled that far only to
die alone.
ORDERED FoR ONE, EArrS BY ANOTHER.
From this it was . relief to turn to the ac-
count Of the cheerful proprietctp f the odd
little hotel at Little Washington, where I
made an excursion, Of how q fine dinner was
spread for general on one side which was
greatly enjoyed by the general on the other
side, who, with his forces, happened along
most inconvenientiy just then. One Of the
generals was Pleasanton, but, alas for history,
have forgotten the name Of the other. Both
forces swept back and forth about this place,
through Thorntons Gap-where they built q
fine road-and SO IN and out Of the valley
about Luray. From Thornton's Gap the road
Is not long to Luray, am informed, and il a
good one, excursions over it being frequent,
Those going by this route can take in Mary's
Rock, quite a mountain, with decided top of
rock, from which three counties are visible
But back to Markham. There are number
OF good boarding houses there; good, sweet
water; the very best air to be had; fine, tender
beef (but you have to get hold of the butcher
week beforehand and order your roast ION
the hoof'); seminary beautifully located,
and, above all, a Markham Improvement Com
pany. dined with the latter, or its officers,
and 1t looked quite harmless and pleasant. As
yet they have not subdivided. From the "Fa-
gins" another mountain, q great sweep Of
mountain and valley is in view; from ''Nak ed
mountain" forgot to say, Lookout mountain
Tin Virginia) rises sharply from the plain, and
in fact. in every direction are delightful drives
giving unnumbered views As for the malaria
must divide the credit of my cure between
the doctor and the air. NJ TApIEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
Virginia State Notes.

Mr.. Gregory +. Forsyth of Norfolk, writer
under the nom de plume of Forsyth de Fransac
Is in poverty and distress. His great uncle was
the Marquis Garioch and Earl of Mari and Mr..
Forsyth himself has filed his claim in England
to the title OF Marquis of Garioch.
The chestnut. crop in the state is unusually
large this year and, what is singular, has rpened
before frost.
Forepaugh's circus which exhibits in Rich
mond November l, will dsbapd for the season
after filling its engagement there. More than
one thousand persons will be set adrift.
An old miller living in Montgomery county
was knocked down and robbed of %, 600 by mn.
known parties. He lived by himself and was
miserly in the extreme, being afraid to trust
banks with his money. He was formerly from
pennsylvania and occasionally received hand
some remittances from his former home. His
house was ransacked and every cent he had was
taken away.
While large amount Of tobacco is finding its
way to market in Virginia there is a decided
decline IN shipments i'll consequence of un-
certainty about the rebate under the new tax
bill.
Collector z. H. McCaull of the Lynchburo
district, brother of John McCaull, the opera
manager, came near losing his life In LYNCH
burg by his horse, which he was riding at the
Time, falling upon him.
BISHOP Cranberry of the ME-. Church South
has returned from Brazil and is at Ashland.
1t is said that exc Congressman John R. Brown
IS canvasslng the question of running as an in
dependent candidate for Congress in tho ffth
district.
The fifth annual meeting of the Virginia
Field Sports Association will take place at
Amelia Court House November 49, The East
ern Field Trial Club Of New York will meet at
day.
The large barn OF Oscar Westmoreland. in
Dinwiddie county. several miles from Peters.
burg, was entirely destroyed by fire Friday,
along with 5000 poun ds of tobacco. nearly ali
his feed and about 100 bushels of wheat.
Col Stuart and Mr.. Kennedy, engineers, Of
Chambersburg, Pa, are engaged in taking the
heights OF the mountains and valleys in High
land county, Va, in the interest Of q northern
railroad company.
The Harmon, Parsons and Rowlsburg Rail-
road Company, organized for the purpose of
constructing a railway from Harmon, Ram
aoiph county, to Rowlsburg, Preston comfy,
W: Va. has been incorporated. '"'
Mr.. Henry Fairfax OF Loudorh was ON Sat
urday nominated by the democratic coilven-
non OF Fauquier and Loudoun counties TO sue
ceed the late Henry Heaton as state senator.
meeting Of the Lynchburg board of trade,
topscco association, real estate exchange and
the land companies of that city will be held
shis evening for the purpose Of preparing for
an organized EFFORT to secure the building of
an extension OF the valley branch of the Bal.
timorc and Ohio railroad to Lynchburg 20 con-
meet with the Lynchburg and Durham.
Norroik has received 1876, 73S bales of cotton
since the LIST Of September, an increase of
nearly $1,000 over last year. During the past
week -, GIG bales wore Sc Id in Norfolk against
s'SSs bales we same week lat year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
HE HAD A COLD.
And Every One Was Ready With o
Certain and Sure Remedy.

To the Editor Of The EVENING SrAa:
1t is study Of philosophy to observe the
pleasure humanity takes in giving advice.
There is no question, no matter how deep,
broad, narrow or personal its nature may be,
that you cannot get unsolicited and persistent
! advice about. Edmund Burke said: II am
convinced that We have a degree Of delight,
| and that no small one, in the real misfortunes
and pains of Others" The writer. of this article
modestly agrees with the great man here, one
reason for which is the pleasure derived from
giving advice to those in misfortune.
A few days ago the writer was afflicted with
sore throat and hoarseness and it occurred to
him to turn his malady into medium through
which to study this weakness Of HUMANITY.
The first opportunity came at the breakfast
table. A hoarse Good morning. attracted the
attention of the good landlady and. after some
kindly inquiries about his health. She insisted
on his taking gargle Of salt and water. On
arriving at the office his weakness was soon
discovered.
Got cold, B-2" inquired an old friend,
as his face softened in a concerned smile,
cold and sore throat" responded B.
wei, now, you just take little pepper and
salt and sprinkle it down your throat, and I'll
pet, oy George, 1t will cure You in less than
twenty-four hours" and the old gentleman
went into his room after his mixture for boiled
eggs. In the meantime three clerks had come
up.
"Ammoniated salts and alum spray are both
very good, suggested one with deep interest,
as ne managed to slice in his views between a
vaseline man and an advocate for DR.. BuIl's
cough syrup. Potash tablets, cod liver oil. ter.
rallne, powdered alum, cubeb cigarettes. hot
FOOT bath with cup Of hot tea Immediately be-
fore retiring and qunine and whisky were rec
commended by sympathizers at different times
during the day.
That evening he met two dear lady friends
who took an immediate interest in his case,
One remarked cheerfully that potash wash
was Just the thing needed while the elder of
the two stood up stoutly for swab and some
ointment, the name of which has unhappily
been lost. Later in the evening his uncle and
aunt had to be interviewed This was the be-
ginning of the end and he was not taxed fur.
Their here than bottle Of paregoric and one of
Ayers cherry pectoraL
His room at present smells like the habits-
ton OF registered drug clerk and bears no
small resemblance to the decorated window of
. pharmacy. He has been growing gradually
worse and there is a probability of his going off
into galloping consumption at an early date.
but he Is determined to stand by those who
have stood by him, and as he takes in order Of
their precedence the many doubtful drinks and
salves and washes which have been pressed
upon him, he exclaims in the words of the
wisest man: Faithful are the wounds of a
friend!' Brr.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
II ATCLlFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Aucts,
~ 800 Pennsylvania avenue NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE IN THE CITY OF

BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated March H. 1890,
and recorded March ID 1890 in Liber No. 1860 al
folio 32s ct sea- one of the land records of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia at the WRIT request OF the party
thereby secured Will sell at public auction in front
OF the premises. on MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY.
SEVENTH, 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. Lots mum
bered sixtythree (63) and sxty-four (84) in ID. n.
Morrisons ct Al subi vison of lots in square num-
bered one hundred and thirty two gu as per plat
recorded in Liber ~ w." folio "a Of the records of
the surveyors Office of the District of Columbia
This property Is improved by frame house in good
repair
Terms Of sale: The purchaser to assume two deeds
OF trust on the property, one dated September IL.
1852 Tor 5000 payable three years after date with
interest ct per cent per snnunl payable semi annu-
ally the other for $50, dated November II, 1889
payable September IL, 1892, with interest 8 per
cent per annum, and to pay half of the purchase
money In cash, the balance and two years evil
denced by the notes of the purchaser and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold, with
interest at per cent per snnum All cOnveyancng
ana title examining to be at the cost of the purchaser
Taxes paid to June 30 1890. deposit Of 800 will
be required at the time Of sale. Terms of sale to he
complied with within ten days, otherwise the Trustee
will resell at the risk and the defauting pur-
chaser after public notice in hi Q discretion.
EUGENE A FIELDS Trustee,
344 ST. NV.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS,
Cestut Q,t Trust aud Attorney,
.344 ID ST. NV. o1S-dkds