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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30
IN rnE rAru or rnE ruxsrER.

Why is sleeping babe like Grim
male Because it's a kidnaper.-PittS-
buG Dispatch.
You can't be too careful" said the
superintendent 20 the new car driver
Tcot- S0tb,g>.
Glzzard-~Ilow did that Bellamy
Kitchen at Evanston pan QUITE ShykeS
-''lt went To- pot. ChicoJo Tribune.
Teacher-"Why does Great Britain
support royalty" Pupil-"Because
royalty can not support itself. '-Epoch.
oac reason why the lawyers in a will
case won't propheSy any outcome Is, be
-l1-, they an expect an iucome.-Ei-
niri Gazette.
one Of the great troubles that come
with rheumatism is the apparent neceS-
>,y for listening 90 everybody remedy
Tor tlc disease. -PjoiWuC.
~I, there any stationery store i'm
,lwue' asked visitor at a Kansas ho-
-el. No. sir. replied the clerk, rs he
shook his head; "thiS town is in the
cyclone belt. "-H0rpci'N BGz0r
Tommy, said an anxious mother TO
her boy, "your uncle will be- here 10
dinner TODAY. and you must have your
face washed. Yes. ma, but S'poSen
he don't Gomez What then?'-Icn'
SufngS.
He is in the pork business, isn't he,
Jim2 Pork packer, butcher, or some
thfrr like that9~ Nothing 81 the
sort. hc is o lace man, importer Of Not
tnghamS.~ That's 70: / knew IL was
something Of the kind. - phoiSicr.
PcdauticuS-' mean 20 so live that
when die an the great cities Of the
earth will quarrel over the question OF
which was my birthplace WitticuS
..Yes. each one will lay the blame ON
some other. HurdihCC sentinel.
FL understand there is company in
New York that will furnish dudes fol
escorts, or for use AT germans and
cotilions. when there is a shortage OF
men," Give heard Of that. saw on,
I OF their signs the other day in Harlem
Flats % Let. "-hdrpcr'S Bdzar.
Can 60 with you, papa" said LITTLE
/ Charley. aged four years, as he saw ht
/ father preparing Tor walk. oh no
said The father. 81 am going % walk
long way. and Your legs are too short.
/ but the little fellow was not convinced
/ stretching forth one his limbs 10 It's at
most length. he exclaimed: Just looI
90 There. >ce what great long leg tina
is. aud the other ono is a great dea
longer. "-luUyi'S Companion.
A shabby-lo0king tramp was IN tn
|habit of calling no the Office of lOca
ia,yver and receiving a small sum on az
count of former acquaintance. Las
week the mendicant called as usual, ou
the lawyer said; IL can't assist YOU an
longer. as I've got wife now. and nee
AN tine money I can lay my hands on.
well. now. that's just coming 1t lltt
too strong. Here You actually go an
get married at my expense. reSponde
the indignant tramp. -TtroN NuiR1N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30
MARTINS FERRY.

The Georgia Minstrels will be at the
Opera House tonight led by the famous
Billv Kersands-the old-time colored mia
strei The company is made up entirely OF
colored performers. and said TO be the best
i'm the profession. A parade by the entire
company in full uniform to-day at noon.
DIR Gasmire and others were in the city
Yesterday in connection with the Glenn
ifun Oil and Gas Co. The most OF our
business men here are taking quite an ac-
tive part in the development OF these new
oil fields.
A Young lady from the country stepped
into Ralston's drug store, yesterday, and
i'm being directed to the place she wanted &c
90 to on Fourth street, she asked II she
should turn up the next lane
Morris Cope was in the city Yesterday
He leaves on an extended trip to Chatta
nooga. Tenn, and other points South to
morrow.
MIR. George Ashborne, who was reported
in n very critical condition several days
ago, was not expected to live over night.
Mr. Alex. Humphreyvile, of Mt. Pleas
ant was here Yesterday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Dean.
The property holders on Fourth street
will meet tonight at Dr. Blackiord ONCE
in reference to the street paving.
Mrs. McElravy, of Mt, Pleasant, O., was
in the city yesterday in attendance al Inc
funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Dean
Nelson White, venerable old citizen OF
the second ward, is lying very Ill, with
little hopes of his recovery.
Dinsmore's Feed Store received several
car loads of corn yesterday over the Z. l.
! X w. Railroad. -
Hon. ]. &. McCleary, of Portland, u.
was shaking hands with friends here yes
terday.
John Wilson, of Summerfield, Noble
county, Ohio, is visiting friends IN th'
city.
4 small child OF Mr.. Ross Mitchell was
taken quite sick yesterday morning.
/ II Luther and George +. Mathews, o.
Cleveland. O., are here on business
Cant. Danford. Of st. Clairsville, was Il
the CITY Yesterday on business.
lanes A. Lewis. Of ST. Clairsyille, o., i
,,ee,istered at the haywood.
George Theaker, of Colerain, was in th'
city yesterday. ~,
prof. ManniX has removed to Nortl
| Fourth street
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FOR RENT


sixth ward. Possession April j.
s. NESBITT, Jr.,
,.oh 1873 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30
The Poisoned Cup.

She was playing "Mme. BenacieuX'
in Ga .IeaneSSe deS MouSquetaireS,
and toward the end of the piece, in the
scene where she was in the act OF raiS'
ing to her lips the cup into which
Milady has Just poured the poison
voice from the gallery suddenly eN'
claimed: Don't drink it, madame
Isl de Ia mort aux rats. | saw that nor
rible woman put it in The naiNette
as might bee expected, set the whole
house i'm a roar: the "horrible woman,
Mine. PerSon-literally shook Will
suppressed merriment, while poor Nine
Rev. hiding her face in her handEer
chief Ia conceal her laughter, was io'
som, minutes unable 10 recover herSel
sufficiently To drain the fatal draug al
and prepare to breathe her last IN The
arms of "D'Artagnan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

| O9l4, closing at 81 O95I; February 81 Osa
! 095l, closing at 81 094; March 81 0Sa
! OOs4, closing at 81 09I4; May 81 04i5a
| ! O6H. closing ut 061{; June 81 03i4a
| ! "a, closing at 81 o.; July 97c; December
9l9c Rye, quiet; western 11aS0c. Corn,
receipts 1850 bushels; exports 5000
bushels sales 500, 900 bushels futures and
5000 bushels spot; unmixed 62a64I9c;
January 63c: February exc; March SIC;
May 5y1Sc; July $3.50 Oats, receipts 30,
600 bushels; exports 43, 200 bushels; sales
$40, 900 bushels futures. and 10000 bush
els spot: market fairly active; January
and February 52i4c; May 52lc; spot No.
, white 53lSc; mixed western 50a5ic; white
5Sa60l &c; No. , Chicago 5395c. Coffee,
steady. Sugar, quiet Molasses, quiet.
Rye, firm. Petroleum, quiet and firm;
| United 14Ec Cottonseed Oil, steady.
Talow, scarce and firm. Resin, firm and
quiet. Turpentine, higher at 4l]9c. Eggs,
weaker; western DC. Cut meats, less
active and steady. Lard firmer and less
active; western steam 81 o. February
81 o.. Butter, quiet and weak; western
dairy l2al9c; creamery l1a26 {c. Cheese,
strong.
PHILADELPHIA, pa, January 29-FlOur,
firm. Wheat, strong; No. . red February
81 0lal Olii March 81 03al 03jl; April
81 05al Oj$i Corn, firm and higher; No.
mixed January G0a6lc; February and
March GOa60Hc; April GOi{aGlc. Oats,
firm; No. white 52c; January 52lia
j212c; February 5219aj2sic; March 53a
534c; April 534 a531Sc. New butter dull;
creamery extra PC Eggs, lower; Penn
sylvania firsts PIC. Receipts-FlOur, 5000
barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn. 1900
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 800 bushels; corn, 1000; oats,
1000.
CINCINNATI, o., January % Cotton,
steady; mddling 9iic. Flour, In fair de-
mand. Wheat, stronger; No . red Csc;
receipts 1900 bushels; shipments 1000
bushels. Corn, firm; No. 2miNed 53c Oats,
steady; No. > mixed nc. Rye, firm; No.
>, ia. Pork, firm; mess so %. Lard, in
good demand at 81 ~. Bulk Meats, firm;
short ribs s. s1i saj %. Bacon, quiet; short
clear - 81 la6 10. Whskcy, steady at 81 ~.
Butter, sugar and cheese, firm. Eggs,
quiet at PIE.
TOLEDO, o., January 99.-Wheat, ac-
tive; cash 9i9{c; May 81 OO3i; July g2lsc;
August 92c. Corn, steady; cash 52c; May
53c Oats, quiet; cash 4Gc. Glover Seed,
lower; cash and February - 10; March
81 -. Receipts-Flour, l25 barrels; wheat,
3, 600 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; clover
seed, 800 bags. Shipments-F'lour, 300
barrels: wheat, 2,40O bushels; corn, 5000
bushels; oats, 900 bushels; rye, 100 bush
els; clover seed, $50 bags.
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PRODUCE.

Cu,c,Go. January pa lack OF tcle-
g1lphic communication east Of Buffalo al
the opening threatened to make business
on Change dull to-day, but dullness was
the very opposite of its characteristics
after the first hours trading was over.
Early weakness and u drop Of &c IN the
price of Nav wheat were succeeded by Il
somewhat excited advance OF re from
the lowest point and il stood &c higher
al the close of the day. The advance was
on account Of news of heavy sales OF hour
for export and very heavy buying by 81.
Louis and Minnesota parties, as wen as oy
local traders. The boom carried the price
of Nav to 9S9{c shortly before the close
but heavy realizatons at last OrOke H.
There was dull feeling and small Dusl-
ness in the corn pit during the most OF the
session. Oats, moderately active. Pro
visions. firm at a slight advance. Flour,
firm and unchanged Wheat, cash NO.
spring 93i a04ic: May VI a933Sc, closing
nj Q3ijc: June 96i. a9S9Sc, closing at 9ssc;
July III 5Iag4c. closing at 93Sc Corn, cash
No >. soc; January 499Ia5OH5c, closing
M SOC. February +92ajO94c, closing al
50alc: Nav 52l4a52%c, closing at sac.
Oats. cash No >, 44i4c; January 44c;
Nav 453[4614c. closing at 45tsc; June i'a
I5itc. closing at 45isc Rye, No. :, dc.
Flaxseed, at 81 ~. Timothy seeo, AT e. c 5S,
Mess Pork, cash ~ -; February ~ wa
. -. closing at q ;5;; March - s5a9 49,
closing at 50 20; May $40 lOalo y, clos
ing al $40 22l5. Lard, cash and i Fe d,r
ary 3 20: March - -; May 81 0Hs.
R4lk Meats. short ribs, cash s. jOa4 %;
February 81 ~; March = 81; May
CLOSING ;.4 at IT, 9 sb l5 ci car
~ a.; o. whisky, 81 II. Others I'M
changed ll,g Recelpts-Flour, 81 goo barrels
wheat, 1000 bushels corn $500 b,,
oats, 5000 bushels; rye LOCO bushels ISIea,,.
harley. 5000 bushels. Shipments-Fiour,
70 70, 600 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels
corn, ~ 900 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels
rye, 1000 bushels; barley, $1,000 bushels
NEW York, January 29.-Flour, receipts
10 600 barrels: exports 5000 barrels; mar
i,o, active. sales $1,000 barrels Wheat,
receipts / 900 bushels; exports 5000
bushels; sales G,46i, 900 bushels futures and
I09 900 bushels spot; spot market strong
and higher: ungraded red sOcasl Oe'9 OPP
ron tons active and higher; No rcd 81 o.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January 29.-Cattle. receipts
$1,000 head; shipments, 1000 head: market
slow and weak; steers - O0a5 10 for best ;
others 81 5Oai GO; cows 81 25a2 -; stock
ers 8 50a3 30.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
900 head. market active and higher
rough and common 81 45ai 80; good to
choice mixed s. jja3 TO; prime heavy and
butchers weights s. Gja3 10; light Is 50a
3 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
ZOO head, market shade stronger; ma
tiycS - 0Oai 81; westerns s. 25a4 ~; Tex
ans 81 15ai 50; lambs SjOOa5 -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January 29.-Cattle,
receipts l,l'6 head; shipments ,l@i head {;
market steady at yesterday prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
? 100 head: market slow; Philadelphias
s. 15a3 -; Workers 8 7Oa3 20; fair TO light
Workers s. 5Oa3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
100 head; market slow at Yesterdays
prices.
CIYcIYNATI, O., January 29.-Hogs,
steady; common and light, 81 00a9 40; pack
ing and butchers, s. J0a3 20. Receipts,
3 400 head; shipments, 2,435 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30
4 Novel in One Chapter

..No. Alfred, " She said sadly, 81 can
never De your wife; my heart is given
To another"
is it Stanza Rhymer. the poet, who
has captured your young affections?
he whispered hoarsely.
Even 50. said the coy maid blush
ING To the very ends of her auburn ring
lets.
"lIa. ha." cried Alfred, who was q
space writer himself, rejected on ac
count OF the pressure of more desirable
material" And taking his hat he went
forth into the cold street, but halted a.
the corner. where sign was displayed
which said. Hot Lunch All Day, anI
going in. he drowned his sorrows III
I large and '.juicy" glass of foammg beer
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CaIKt TWO STRIKE.
The Indian Leader Was Not Named for
Achievements at the Bat.


In 4 "P. )" to Il letter that | received
the other day from an old friend is this
query:
TO what base bah club does Two
Strike belOng?"
Two Strike Is now playing outer field
/ in the Bad Lands club. Only quarter
moon ago he held the position of umpire,
but he made a decision in favor of Gen.
Brooke. of the Pine Ridge team, which
50 enraged the management of the Bad
Lands outfit that they fined him ten
ponies and dubbed him into the pres
ent position. Two Strikes appearance,
will take the trouble TO add, is great
compliment to his profession, and par
ticularly his record. He had three
fingers that have been broken and are
an gnarled up: one of his eyes has the
appearance of having been knocked all
out of plumb some time or other by
very hot twiSter. and he is lame in one
leg where a baSe-runner Of the Govern
ment Blues spiked him with bayonet
during the season of 1876.
But the old man didn't get his name
on account of his baseball record. His
naming was the result Of Il very inter
eSting custom of his race. Before an
Indian can become a CHIEF he must
have taken the scalp OF At least one
white man and even then he isn't con
Sidered much of chief until he has
taken the second one. Having taken
two ScalpS, his next ambition IS to place
a strike. as they call il, TO the credit
Of his record. IL is something that very
few Indians do in these times. To do
so is counted an act OF especially great
bravery. The act consists of rushing
alone, horseback or on foot, into camp
Of white enemies, killing man, and
then when he has fallen dead-simply
him doesn't count-to bend
over him and strike his body, either
with the hand or any weapon, stick or
even 4 feather. The idea is that IL re-
luireS the utmost nerve-to use the
modern white mans term-tO rush in
among 4 lot of persons all supposed TO
be- looking out for the safety of one an
other as well as their own. and To stay
here not only long enough To cut or
,hoot one Of them, but if necessary, 10
light others, until the one dies in order
hat he may bend over and give him the
heroic stroke. An effort TO earn this
distinction has, noted old Indian here
ellis me, cost the lives of more wOuld-be
.hiefs than any other one thing. When,
however, this deed is performed twice,
he performer, 50 to speak, is entitled
% perch on the topmOst pinnacle OF
.ed-faced fame. Two Strike is the only
indian in this part OF the country who
las won such honorS, and hence his
lame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

MIS- WiNslow's SOOTHING syrup ma mas
b.,,.n us.,j bv millions of mothers Tor chllu-
,,.9 taething FOR over hlty years win per
$50 success 10 relieves the httle S1uere
at once produces natural, quiet Sleep " ~
freeing the child from PAM anu vac !, ~''i n.
cherub awakcS as Upright as = ou.,o"' a.
IS very pleasant TO taste, soo'neS .ue 49,,
r,.-.,,iat,,s me- bowels. and is the best known
,.s,eIv for diarrhra, whether arising
from teethirg or other causes. twenty-five
cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

Sp.-ia, Dorsspo. d-ncs of ne h'gls'sr.
WN~mN.roN, January es.-The io'-
lowing West Virginia pensions have
been issued. Origiual Emory d. NonSt'
Upton. Harvey T. Leonard, laiallne'
WIN. N. Lennon Laurel Dale; William
White. Morgantowu Elmore Prunty,
Pullman. Noah Titcherren, Albright.
Increase George \. Parker 'haries
ton. VIM. Buchanan, RaVcnSwood; san
ford McEliroSh. ShunSton; VIM. crow
Petersburg; Norval \andervort, Wat
SON. Ebenezer C. Jones. GrangeviIle.
Original Wid0w-Susan. widow oil AN
lrrM Ndel. Newton.
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REAL ESTATE, STOCKS And LOANS
GEORGE OTTE g. CO

Real Estate Bought Sold and Loans Negotiated
Special Attention Given to Collection OF Rents.
We offer the following valuable property for
sale
Three Building Lots, ld0xl0O, corner Forty
fourth and Jacob streets. Will be- sold by half OF
full lots viii be- sold cheap
Two-story Frame House. new, four rooms,
lot 25xl00. No 1919 Wood street. bargain.
Building Lot 5Oxl0J. corner Thirty ninth and
McCollOch streets. Cheap.
No. 4's3 Jacob street Lot hDX 100 ALLEY corner
new house, three years old. in excellent condi-
ton, contains siN rooms. also wash house la
fear Call early for "a bargain.
def3Sat IN lh-.h CIV building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

The old lady who wondered why th'
French people couldn't say "oread IN
stead oi spain" was easily answered
but American people who insist on Us
ine the word "cloture" instead oil 'eloS
ure'' can give no good reason except
bad preference for a French word over
am English word with precisely the same
meaning.
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APhase of Sport.

Mr.. Wag has just returned from
abroad.
"Did Won see our friend Moody over
Thereof asked an acquaintance.
.Yes. returned Mr.. Wag; 81 left him
steeple-chaSing in Venice
you left him wha-a-at.
.Steeple- chasing church hunting
You know.
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Rolf & Harvey,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

ss25 Buys Lot e5xl9O on South Huron street
All cash.
500 Buys Lot SOxiOO on McCouoch street
Cheap.
500 BUYS House Of three rooms; lot sOxlOO on
McCollOch street
slur lBuvs one acre fronting on National
Pike and lane, opposite Wheeling Park Onl,
a lew days AZ this price. All cash. A BARGAIN
$50 Buys Farm Of twelve acres. good five
room house and barn, with fruit trees. at Ro
ney's Point. 500 cash handles this balance on
time. Only few days at this price.
2SD Buys Double Frame House, lot 5OXlO0
on Fortieth street.
5000 Buys Brick House Of eleven rooms on
Chapline street near Eleventh. hot aud cold
water; bath room; both kinds OF gases: posses
sion at once. This is a bargain: look il up
Lots at McMechen from Sl25 upward Yo,
will make money by buying one at presen
price.
ROLF & HARVEY,
Real Estate Agents,
Telephone $50. 1914 Market Street
iag1akda
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9or 5alr.
FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds For Sale,

A LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
"A Bridge and Terminal Railway Company sir
per cent First Mortgage Fifty Year Gold Bonds
are hereby offered for sale. These bonds are
secured nS deed OF trust on the Bridges. Tun,
nes and Tracks and other property OF The Com.
pany, and aye believed to be good. safe and
permanent investment. Interest PAYABLE hall
yearly. Apply TO GEO. W. ECKHART, Jr..
Cashier Peoples Bank
oce3h Real Estate and Stock Broker.
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AIrnching FalIed.

Austin, TEN, January est deyel-
oncd Yesterday at San Marcos that a
Iynching party of determined men had
made up their minds to hang Colonel
George II. Snyder, the wife murderer
last night. The jail there is rather a
weak one. and the sheriff, fearing the
worst. spirited the prisoner away and
nlaced him in Jail here.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW York, January 29.-The dry goods
market was unchanged, previous conditions
and tendencies being apparent. There are
quite a number of western clothiers now In
the market, but they are so far very con-
servatlve in placing orders for heavy
WOOleuS
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Fruit and blossom.

FHUuItIVNfH 4W'FF'
ITS strang they should call unSle-
mans nose a rum-bloSSOm:
well, it j.. ,,..,
II can't see how it can be blossom
when it's the fruit of drinking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at ese lie Per Cent.-aovernments
DUH and stesdy-stocks Duli-fiour
r,rn and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.

NEW York, January 29.-Money on call
easy, ranging from , to ~ per cent; last l
loan 2is per cent; closed offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper as 'a' per
cent Sterling exchange steady at 4S5a
The Post says: The prevailing rates for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

Nos. Sand I, daily. +. =. V Limited, run solid
between New York aud Cincinnati with Yest-
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
Vile
No. 3 leaves Washington Of .iOp m and lf
ri,es at Charleston 40 li.2l a. no. Huntington
at 2..O p. m.
No leave. Washington ~ - a. m. anl af
rive- nt Charleston 20 ~ 30 n m.i Huntington
40 2.3Jn. on.
Nos and 2 have Pullman sleepefs between
Cincinnati and Washington. Solid Train between
Cincinnati and old Point daily
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION No 49, leave
clifton forge daily + 3Ja m. arrive Huntington
6.gJpm No ls daily. leave Huntington vl
"A No., arrive clifton Forge AZ D.. m. so %,
daily except sunday. leave Easi SeNrl ~ a.
m.. arrive Huntington ~ 10 m. No ~ daily
escs NJ sunday. leave Huntington DJ B.. fn., Af-
rive Fast sew.il 10 D. M.
CINCINNATI DIVISION No. II, daily 81
cent SUNDAY. lraye Ashland Junction, "a iu.,
afriyr Cincinnati ~ Do a. m. DO Is, daily except
Sunday. leave Cincinnati s.p B.. DO, arrive Ash
land Junction o. D. m. 80. ". daily creep
SUNDAY leave Maysilllr % ~. no., arrive 'ln
rinnati ssan 40 ~ dailt etc"pi SUNDAY
leave Cincinnati 800 o. m, arrive h@iaflli'
Nv FULLER Cent Pass Agt.
GEO ". STEVENS. G~nl aupt
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ONLY a HAIR ASTRAY

only l YELLOW haira~tray
SMALL wonder fhat .f Wt- never missed
I,I lingering Coco luug Que dat.
While ulitiu. surrtIN tn hr KISSED
She found TO upon hi> coat lapel,
Aul fhru-llus YOU know quite Well
What must have happened, for hr BE- said
il.r own love locks We're rrd.
Ouit a grim. .ri, hair a-tral
lrr who could forrtvll thr awful strife.
81 ben i leapel from the butter-dish one day
Ou Che unsuspicious boarirr knll",
And ticS.,d his throat AS DO deftly chung
Round hi, palate. until his hoars~ cough runs
LI>, "a kueli. yet the landlord only said.
.Whata cold You've caught boa YOUR head.
Rr0sra- Psrrar0H.
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DOR RENT.
Possession at Once.

u Rlk lNiNs'
Possession at Once.
No. : Ohio street six rooms, frame.
No. North broadway frame, nv" rooms.
No. 900 Eon St. storcroOm and dwelling.
No. YH2 EOif street, brick, sN rooms ana hall.
No. 2lt7 Main street storeroOm.
Storrro-m y. ". corner Zane a y. broadway
Storcroom on Twenty hrst IT,, near Main II.
Possession April lst,
No y Penn street siN rooms. frame.
Ne. ~ s Huron street, SIS rooms and BATH
room.
Dairy Farm II acres on Glenn Run.
No. l3ii Sc, olnch IT,. frame siofefoom hhi
dwelling corner Fourt"enth and Mr'"ll"'h
streets.
No a New Jersey street, frame ia Rooms.
No. ~ Ohio street. frame, six rooms.
No. 81 Ohio street. three rooms second noor
No. VI Ohio street. three rooms first floor.
no POO Main st.. brick II rooms, large yard
No ysOs Eof street. brick, large yard
No 1893 Eof street. frame, six rooms.
No 9iG3 Main street, four rooms third moor
No gl63 Main street, ,tOreroom anu dwelling
No. ll5 Thlrty-third street brick. i've rooms
SIN room frame dwelling, Leatherwood.
No 1914 Market street, fine office rooms.
stable In rear Of - Fifteenth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

fnaIN except sunday.
SUNDAY church Trains Will leave Elm Grove
ltg 4S a. u. aud Wheeling 40 ~. u p. n.
O. ID. GILLIAN,
Gen Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
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(fa't Flying NlfRlulAn)
Vestibule Limited. solid. with Dining Car. Do.
tween New York. Washington aud Cincinnati.
Nestibuc Sleeper between Washington aud
Louisville and Ola Point and Cincinnati SEIZED
ule IN Effect January ]. 1871.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIM. Wet of clifton
Forge.
EAsrERS STANDARD TNE Eat or Clifton
Forge.