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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
CaunOn's Candor.
N.tr Ynrh SIN.

A Republican Congressman tells a
good story OF Mckinley and Cannon.
lie saws that Mr.. Cannon met the Major
i'm Chicago soon after the election. Nc
Kinlev was talking with Mr.. Carter, OF
Montana. He is said to be somewhat
touchv when the result OF the late cleo
zion is the subject OF conversation. In
this case he turned the talk on the
weather and the crops. Cannon saw
him. rushed up to him, and graSped him
by the hand. and blurted out: Major,
how do YOU tiud yourself? What do you
think of the Situation?'
"What situation?' Mckinley asked,
with grave dignity.
..Why. the cyclone-thc election,
Cannon replied.
Il certainly had a very pleasant can
vasS. the Major said. My antagonist
was an old friend and gentleman.
met GOV. Hill, Of New York, during the
fight. ana was treated with charming
courtesy. lie made several speeches il
the district. and used no language tC
which / could take exception. Indeed
have cause TO congratulate myself.
reduced a normal Democratic majority
of .. 300 to 3O2. There were no heart
burningS and no recriminations. Every
thing was pleasant and extremely agree
able. feel that the district compli
mentcd me by It's vote, and any chagrir
that l might feel IS buried when | re
fleet that was defeated by SO fine anC
elegant gentleman as my neigh6ol
Warwick"
That's right" Joe shouted. "keel
itup. That's the way talk down a
Dansville. But what in thunder'S tn
use OF lying among ourselves"
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Two nfn Klnd-AImost.

He passed down the aisle OF the car &c
the seat occupied only by man wear
ing a weed on his hat, and there halted
aud sat down, and every passenger
thought il funny thing that two men
each widower, should thus be brought
together. At least one of the wldower'
also thought il funny, for after bit he
turned and quericd:
"Nour wife dead?'
Yes
SOS mine. Yours die of iever?'
Yes"
so did mine Loving, faithful anc
economically
so was mine. Broke you up, didn'
it?"
Yes"
so +, did me. Couldn't eat nothing
for half q day. Have big funeral pro
ceSsion?n
YES"
so did 1. Counted thlrty-oue bug
giles and wagons. Got grayestone M
yit?'
NO"
Neither have 1. Death is an awfu
and thing, amt it?,
Yes.
"But we must make the best OF it
We cannot help the dead. Got YOU
eve on second wife,
NO. sir" was the indignant reply.
GLOW longs your wife bin dead?'
~ year.
The other picked up his yaliSe from
the floor. vacated his seat, aud as he
started for the car ahead he said;
Stranger, l thought we was two o.
a kind. but | diSkiver that I'm wrong
in nv fggers. One Of us tells the trutl
aud the other is a gaul darned liar if
die for il, Good day
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President Depew on the Verdict In the
New York Tunnel Disaster.

President Chaunccy NJ. Depew, of the
New York Central. is quoted as follows
i'm regard to the coroncr's verdict on the
New York tunnel disaster:
regard the action Of the coroncr'S
Jury in indicting the directors of the
New Haven road as the most absurd
and ridiculous thing that could possibly
be imagined. If felt | was in the re-
hottest way responsible | should not
only feel that | ought to be punished
but would feel compelled as well to
make all possible reparation.
There is an eStimable gentleman in
this country named Roberts, Mr.. Depew
said (hinting at his friend, the PreSl-
dcnt of the Pennsylvania, who has the
misfortune to be a director in 1877 rail
roads. # the COroner's jury law IS good
| think he would 20 crazy. Only think
OF his having at his time OF life to as
sumo the personal responsibility OF
every misplaced switch or imperative
signal on all these 49, roads. | haven't
word to say against Coroner levy.
He's all right. 1t was great day for
Levy. and / shouldn't wonder if it would
make him police justice and perhaps
send him To Congress. He wasn't re-
>ponsible for the finding OF the jury,
and when the jury made itself ridicu-
lous | suppose he had to swallow it. Oh
course it must have been painful Tor
him. but the fact that the bail is put at
SOS. 900 in each case shows that he was
able TO rise to the occasion, so to speak.
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Four or five Of us were waiting on
hotr. Nrr1uja Zoo q Georgia town for the
'bus to drive up and take as 90 the de-
Dot. when IL colorcd man came along,
dragging after him the mcane>t-loo6-
ing dog you ever saw.
-What arc YOU going 90 do with
hing" asked one OF the sroupe.
"kIi h.m. >ah,'
-But why"
ESQ good sab.
-ThOu sell him.
"Clu't DO it,
"Theu give him away.
Nobody would dun take him.
~Tu take him. Bring him right up
here."
"Nou is f0oiu' sab.
$40. uiut. Here. give him TO me-
and here's quarter Tor YOU.
Tie tied the dog 20 a chair and ran
over t0 "a hardware store and bought "a
collar. Then he went 90 dry goods
store aud got halfa yard OF red SILK and
"a ward of blucribboD. and u ten minutes
-hcdo- wa, b.ankcJod up and bowed up
urt. hcdid 'ook fancy. He was taken
Coz tle depot iu the bus, and we mad
scarcely arrived when q white mum,
xI. ,lr ON q box whiting, came for
ward 1rd said.
-Wnat 500 got thar, stranger?
"Clfnf-e FOX hound, replied ouI
friend.
-Shoo, Never saw one before.
.This is the only one in this country.
"CoSt heap
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BELLAIRE.

The selection of delegates to the Demo
cratic Township Convention resulted a
! follows: First ward, NJ. Hoffman, Ed. AL
lum and Thomas Mccormack. Second
James Follen, Cornelius Curran and Thos
Feeney; committeeman, Michael Lynskey
| Third, Fred Rudewig, Sr., VIM. Donavii
aud j. q Addison; committeeman, Fret
Rodewig, Sr Fourth, John T, Flynn
Elmer Addison and George S. Jennings
No delegates were elected in the Fifth
ward.
The Minister'S Association met yester
day and made arrangements to receive the
Evangelists. Steps were also taken TO
ward securing seats for the stage. There
will ne general stirring up of back-slid
els.
Additions will be made TO ]. w. Coul
sons building on Union street. The sec
ond story will be arranged for hotel, and
J. NJ. Paul will take charge
A. Rampant is tearing out the portion OF
the frame row in the Fourth ward that he
purchased, and will convert it into bust.
ness room.
Patrick Golden, who served nearly two
months in the County Jail, got back Satur-
day and Immediately left for GAINESVILLE to
locate
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club will meet tonight, instead of Thurs
day evening, at the home of Rev. Wallace.
The pump in the Fifth ward is not in
working order at present. Some one should
take charge of the pumps and fix them.
The Ministers Association is having
leaflets OF songs printed for the protracted
meeting which takes place next month.
Miss Laura Sellars was sick last even
ing and her character was assumed by Miss
Minnie Marsh, in Queen Esther.
Quite crowd from here will go to
Wheeling to see Shenandoah tonight The
boat leaves at $50.
DR.. G. +. Kurtz carries himself pretty
straight at present. He is wearing car
buncle on his chin.
j. A CASTOR is in the city on a short
visit to his family. Mr.. G.. is still in the
lumber business.
John Cox has given up his position at
the steel plant and will go into business in
Pittsburg.
The Standard Theater Company left for
Cambridge over the j. X o. yesterday
morning.
The engagement of Isaac Blum, OF Blum
BROS, is announced. lie VIII De uulleu IN
marriage to a Miss Wells, of New York
City.
a masquerade festival will be held in
City Hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings.
Dougherty & Co. paid the expense of the
funeral of the Italian who was buried Sun
day.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
pany took IN ~ new shares of stock last
week.
The supply of water was turned on yes
terday, the repairs having been completed.
There will be about forty Of the little
ones at Beulah Smiths masquerade party.
Mrs. w. 5. Mccullough is confined to
the house with a serious attack of grippe
The pump in the public square is pro
ducer OF LABOR in its present condition.
The lecture of George Balm is being ad
vertised for Saturday night.
The fine dog purchased by c. G. Marsh
and o. T. MesOn has arrived.
Charles Blakeney will take charge OF
Davis " Arcner's store.
Charles Roscr has received 4 fine horse
from Marion, Ind.
The Board of Health will hold meet
ing this afternoon.
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HIS LIFE FOR MS HORSE.
Man Dies in the Attempt to Rescue q
Pet Animal From Iiurning Building.

A Man Dies in the Attempt to Rescue u
Pet Animal From "a Burning Building.
New YORK, March 22.-In a fire
which destroyed the PlainSfeld N. D.,
CARPET factory last night, Hugo WeiG-
man, the proprietor, gave up his life
for that Of pet horse. For five weeks
Mr.. Weigman had been confined to his
bed by sickness. His house was near
the factory, and when he learned that
his property was burning he Sprang
from his bed, eluded his wife, hastily
dressed himself and rushed out of doors.
When he reached the factory, II was
burning so fercely that even the fire
men and by-StanderS were forced by the
intense heat 10 remain at considerably
distance from tho building. The sick
man i'm an endeavor to rescue his horse,
entered the burning building. The
doorway was like an opening TO Seeth-
/ ing furnace, but Mr.. Weigman plunged
\ through the flames TO his death. A
| few moments later the horse dashed out
/ OF the stable with his name and TAI
blazing and with its blanket developed
, i'm flames. The horse had been freed
but its master was left behind. Hi
charred body was found in the ruins a
a late hour A widow and severa
children survive the property owner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24

Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, etc.
quickly relieved by BRowN's BRONCHIAL Trio
cnrs. a simple and erectual remedy, superior
10 All other articles for the same purpose Sofa
only in 60res
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Z u DO VI
Saturday, the 18th Day OF april,
A. D. 1891,

beginning mt 10 o'clock a. m the following de-
,cribed property. that D., 20 say, certain piece
or marcel OF land In the First ward 81 the city ~
Wheeling. ". Va. lying and being immediately
north of the property az the estate Of David Gar.
den. deceased. westof Main street and south OF
Fourth street, formerly called Bank street,
AMI east OF the Ohio river. being part OF ihr
same property conveyed 20 Walter T. Brooks
trustee. bv John J Jones' trustee. 10y deed dated
the 9th day of August. -. 1875. and nov 81
record In the Clerks Office OF Ga" County Court
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, 10 deed book
No 81. 90 pages ~ and -. aud bt.ng also The
same pie of property that WAS conveyed 10y
william L. Hcafn and Thomas Bren, irus'
tees, 10 said West Virginia China Company by
deed bearing date the 18th day OF Septc .nhrr y.
d. 1857. and Of record in the said Clerks office
OF snid County Court Of Ohio county IN Deed
Book No. 81. on page l26 Will at the same
time and place sell all the machinery nNturcs'
and moulds OF the said West virginia China
Company at the work, Of si!d Company STU
ated upon the above described property.
The parcel OF land described above contain,
abo 10 TWO acres ans oue-haii or Iand hud hA'
upon II a large and complete pottery "orks
which is practically new, having been IN optfA
ton less than two wears
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
none. or as mu;h more rs th- purchhser rpai
elect To paw. cash in hand on the day ~ snIr
the residue in two equal insialmcnts, pafhDi'
in one and two years from the day Of sale me
deferred instruments TO be- secured 20 90" sailf
faction Of the undersigned trustee 10y kiNlh2 q
Zen o" ''' P''P' J0BN D CULBERTsoY,
mrici Trustee.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Catue, receipts
1900 head shi jments 1000 head: market
steady; steers, prime and heavy - 50a5 80
Others - 0Oa5 30: heifers and cows = 25a
30: stockers = 25a4 90.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
5000: market higher rough and com
mon 81 OOa4 10; good mixed aud packers
- 20a4 -; prime heavy and butchers
weights - 40a4 ~: light - 30a4 ~.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head; shipments
.. 500 head: market weak; natives - GOA
) 30: westerns - 0Oa5 40; native lambs
- 25a6 co.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, March p Cattle
receipts 3, $50 head; shipments 1927 head
Market shade stronger on good grades
common very dull and lOal5c of from last
week prices.
Hogs-Rcr' ipts, $50 head; shipments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24

Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu
dent Lamp? .,
Do theywork satisfactorily
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sort!
The NIGHT ones are the
PEARL GLASS, made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, makers of the cele-
brated "Pearl-top lamp CHM
ney, which have given unlver-
sal satisfaction.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, March 23-Petroleum
opened steady, and declined slightly in
early trading on selling by western opera
tors, then rallied and advanced &C on
buying, supposed TO be for Standard Oil
interests The market closed firm. Penn
sylvana oil spot opening re: highest 72@, c;
lowest re. closed 72a5c; April option open
ing u &C.: highest ,23ic; lowest III &c; clos
ing AT 7l5.c. Lima oil opening l6i3c
highest lie; lowest l6i+c; closing at l'c,
Total sales, 600 barrels.
OH CITY, Pa, March 93.-Petroleum
opened at AZ &c; highest - &c; lowest Il (;
closed at - &c bid. Sales, ll4,UOO barrels
clearances, l26,OOO barrels; charters, none;
shipments, l25,545 barrels; runs, lOs,i!@
barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, March 23.-Petroleum,
opened at 7l5.c; closed at re; highest
~ &c; lowest il2,c Nothing doing.
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soTAIES-D Dun uII'I '0V'4V3. : - -.
RAIIKnAns-Dull: sales. Syl!. OOO.


RALRoADs-Dull: sales, 100000.
The Post saws: The receipts of grain,
cattle and hogs at Chicago, last week, were
larger than in the corresponding week OF
either 1859 or ISIS. aHd in the aggregate
the tonnage was about equal TO the same
week in 1890. So that with the better
rates which now prevail there IS reason 70
expect that the net earnings OF the granger
roads will show better than for March,
$780,
STocKs-The stock market to-day devel
oped no now feature but remained IN the
sane rut Of dullness and stagnaton IN
which il now has been so long. The inter
est in the market to-day was still confined
to very few stocks and, outside OF ~. Paul
Burlington and Northern Pacific preferred
little animation was shown III the general
list. though Lackawanna, Rock Island
and Ontario and Western showed some
life. The opening was marked by great
dizziness. but first prices were small frac-
tions better than Saturday and further
small gains were scored in the active
stocks Dizziness aud stagnatiOn shortly
SET in and no life was shown in any but
those mentioned. The market closed dull,
mt firm. at or about the highest prices
reached Final changes are generally
HIGHER. principally fractional amounts
Sales 1861 shares. Quotations closed
bid.
Adams Express, las; American Express
Il5: Canada Pacific, 76s4 Central Pacih'
2qI. Chesapeake ana Ohio, l'H,; DO
first preferred, SIS do second preferred
90s/: Chicago and Alton, l24; Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, ~, Delaware
and Hudson, 1925; Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western. lS5: Denver ano
Rio Grande ~; Erie, lS]5 do. preferred
5iIl; FIT Wayne, $50, Illinois Central, ~
Lake Shore, 40; Michigan Central, 81
Minneapolis and StLouis So do.preferred
67II: Missouri Pacific ~. Northern Pa
cine, q: do preferred, 1O3a Northwestern
loss: do preferred, 100; New York Cen
tral. 1917 Oregon Transcontinental, Ia
pacific Mail. 81; Peoria, Decatur anc
Evansville, 1917; Pittsburg, $50: Pullman
Palace Car, l92; Reading, 3O'- Roci
Island. 6S; St Louis and san Fran
cisco. =; do. preferred, -; do. first pre-
ferred. 80: St. Paul, OK; do: preferred
III; St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
| I07iI:St. Paul and Omaha, %; do prefer q
IS; Texas Pacific, 1873. Onion PACING, ~ T.;
United States Express, 6S: Western Union
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- creal. 1900 70 the Corp.e.

Boston Courier.
fr was Zoo the cars. where, sooner or
later. he who listens can hear every
th.rc from declarations of passion 10
rhp.rarrcl, OF hate, the weightleSt ar
fsfr, 1f thc ration 90 the lishteSt gossip
of the frivolous, TWO women were
chatting together of a funera. when
thcy had been out Of town 20 attend.
..Ne~." one of them remarked, IL
don't knop when I've been 20 such a
sweet funeral
$40. the other responded NOR l.
-Ddu't you think that 30 was "a beau
tifui selection from Scripture
..Ycs, beautiful"
-And those TWO hymns; weren't they
Appropriated"
-Nc>, there couldn't have been any
thing more appropriate.
swell. the corpse chose en- all.
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FOR SALE

SiN roomed house, BOZ splendid condition "i
Market street. between IweutF-thiru nud wen
ty- fourth streets 800
sever. roomrd house. asa Eor street. D.l'
Double brick house. in splendid condition
Jacobnnd Nineteenth street.. siX room, BOZ eAci
Ten.roomed house. 7i2 Main street. $3.50
Sfy.roomei house. ~ y York street, E.pp'
seven roomed house ~ y. York So. " ~
Sin rooued brick house. boz good condition
y5gJ jacob street. g ~
Four.roomrd houfe On Wood street pei "eei
rvrnfv.third and Twenty fourth streets, tlnp
Nine-roomed brick house, Isl Market street
.3yO.
Four.roomcd house on Tg'ny-third street
between Fof and Jacob streets, l.Hp
Three. roomed house. in good condition, Fir
rErec. rooncd house. enO Woods street ii01
Four roomcd brick h0u-r, no @ol5 Alley y
Two brics houses 3 room, in each house
rsrnf, four lot. near E-nvood junction. Do
fr.t addition To- Narfl'nn. opposite ih' lW
rrY.,..ieni- oi the y. a % Company On we u' >
t.-upikc aud county foad- Ff'' rom - To
.tu Ore.thirl cash ard Halanr" BOO me year
Two trirk hous~s. lsS ani 100 fishi''nii
street. si.g0rarh.
s9pD ,.,,..,.. .,,-,
Woods street - F' .-t
FDur r. mod hou-" on Twenty -uinth Street
n..r Woods streets Al Jed
t,o.d hu-ins>. house 600 thAplinr street. zen
~. hts.H-
Hotrl lease and fixtures Ir city doing pas
ing bus ness. .. .
Fle,en Iots on Woods and Wilson 'ir"ei'- %
Fiian. WHITE and Gallagher ADDITION. ehch i'
5l,inD feet sinO 20 ssn each.
Two half lots on MaNston street sixth Wafi
$50 each
Two half io,- on EofI street. between Twenty
eighth and Tyeuty-ninth stree =. ~ 40 each
Ou.-half lot on NcColoch stFeet' fiiih "ari
s5g
Manufacturing site near Cleveland and Pitts
bug railroad depot. Martins Ferry.
Fi-hty-seveu acres two miles east o. the city
5000.
twenty-five acres four miles esst Of city, con
tanning sandstone quarry. good quality Of 90
meut -f0n- nnd coal with bank o rned Tor w."
and .pfing that lows lafge volume ~ waite
% fine quality $50. -
10 acres near SherrArd, we'll improved vi
Fighfy acres. near railroad. in Marshall coun
r. II so VII eNchange Tor city property.
Fift.-Hye acres near Glen Easton- HS'J; WI
exchange Tor city property
We have also lots ln the Ola Fair Ground hi
diiion and IN the Hydinser addition, light
ward.
Ne have Glendale stack for sale.
NESBITT x DEYINE,
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DRY GOODS.

New York. March GA moderate de-
mand was maintained for dry goods at first
hands, with no change in the general feat
ures Of the market. A feature Of the day
was special sale by H. B. Claflin * Co. Of
goods slightly damaged by water and
smoke They sold with rush and amount
ed 10 over half million dollars worth Of
bleached and other staple cottons, Ken
tucky jeans, hannels, carpets, oil cloths, etc.
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NIsihle snn,Iy of GraIn.

CuicAGo. March 23-The visible supply
Of gram. as reported for the Board OF
Trade. is as follows; Wheat, 23,059OOO
bushels. increase lj90cO bushels; corn,
.g02 600 bushels, increase $1,000 bushels;
oats. 2.Sl1 900 bushels, decrease 5000
bushels: rye, $4,000 bushels, increase,
43. 900 bushels; barley, 1880 bushels, de-
crease ISL. 900 bushels.
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1850 head; market firm; Philadelphia
81 jOa4 20; good mixed and best Workers
81 2ja4 IS; light Workers q lOa4 -; pig.
- s564 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
ESQ head market firm; lambs slow at last
weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, o. March 23-Hogs, in
good demand and higher; common and
light s. T5a4 20; packing and butchers
- l5ai 20. Receipts, 300 head; ship.
ments, $50 head.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March 23.-The day was an
exciting ond on the Board OF Trade during
most of the session. II was bull cam
paign in all parts of the floor and tie bears
we're being tossed high IN the arr IN al! OF
the trading pits The excitement carried
prices up in nervous jumps and there were
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Baggage checked through % le.tna.
tickets
W J ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent.
PnrkersbE.f, vs.. Va.
A. j. DANDY. Assistant Genefal pa,srn.'
Agent Parkershurg. ". Va
&c TOMLINSON Passenger Agent Wh'r.
Ing W Va
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CHESAPEAKE q ONO 49,.
y WAY COMPANY.
e. e. v.

q "7T T y II" -T--ITI|
Nrstlhalr Limited ....i. With ln.
tween NrW Nurk. Wa.il.-..t ...
NrsfIiuIr s't..tr i.fs.rr a.
Louisville AnI o.I i'..nf au. .I....
ale in Eject january q. lsll
CENTRAL STANDARD TfE Vast
Forge
EAsrrns SrA.nAfD TIVE l.f .f t
Forge
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FINANCE AND T,SADs.
Money at . I-2a3 Per Cent.-Governmouts
Dull and SteadY-Stocks Dull--flour
mil hut Firn-Nfheat Higher.

New York, March 23.-Money on call
easy, ranging from % to per cent
last loan at % per cent; closed offered at
21%a3 per cent. prime mercantile paper, "a
: per cent. Sterling exchange quiet out
firm at 4Sd Ass.
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Metal Market.

New YoRK, March 23-Pig iron dull
American SIC OOal7 CO. Copper, nominal.
Lead, firm and dull. Tin, dull; straits
so 90.
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WHEELING * ELM GROVE
~ RAILROAD on aud after Monday,
u-r.uu f-t l-91 --atus Nii sun AS ic.loNs-
t-.F Tame.
L.... Vhs,Iug. Leave Elm Grove.
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SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works in Wheeling W Va

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID hy West Virginia China Company. 90 ne as
trustee bearing date the 18th day oi January.
A. D. lsSp. and recorded in the Clerk oihc' ol
Inc Cnillty Court Of Ohio county. West Viz
ginia in Deed of Trust Book Ne. ~, on pages
f.2.3.45, aud &. will proceed 10 sell At public
sale M the front door Of the Court House Of
.aid county, in tie c.ty % Wheeling, West VIZ
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For Sale.

VNHE PRIOR PLACE ON NATIONAL ROAD.
L near Elm Grove. consisting of about twenty
acres with brick dwell ing. VII sell ih" whole
OF In lut> 10 suit purrh ,,"-.
No 4O Virginia street j. and. rooms and
bath room ........... ..-.-.....
d., sl,,.s, ..-. $3.50
No g 90 Wood ~tre-t frame, rooms, JOE
3lNlDu .......... .......... ~
Torr Huron street ....... 1000
9lyleJ feet on Fourteenth street between
jacob aud Wooi str',ts .......... ..... -'.H
6.NIGi f,cl ON south Elm street. Island l'p
3tNlU0 feet ou south rrun street Island H'
31Nl.) feet ON South Ulron street .......... tH
25xllO feet on North Wabash street .... fh
tUNl ~ feet ou North Font street ....... l..'D
so T. North Penn street. large grounds.
80 1921 EuG street Is rooms. brick 80
40 lOi Fifteenth street. , rooms. hrich ~
Nos. 2ll7 and 2lls Main So, lut iiAlsl feet. "uu
Eighty ACRES of coal on Ohio county. W. Va.
We urr agrut, for thc Glendale Company
Stock 'or sale.
Cllt.rvu lots fOr sale.