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and after a wild contest with himself he
would flee TO her whom he loved, only TO
be rebuffed and hidden go home like u
nice bow
Now Gebhard is on different tack, and
il is a noble one, just such as his best
friends have always known him TO be capa-
Die Of. He is doing his goodly best to help
the church at Newport, where his family
worship. At Christmas he made model
Santa Claus, distributing gifts with his
own hands from tree chopped by his own
sturdy arms He is great success at all
winter festivals aud entertainments, aud
seems TO be more than tolerably happy.
Perhaps he realizes the truth of the Shakes
periau lines:
Sweet are the uses OF adversely,
Which, like the toad ugly and venomous,
Bears yet precious jewel in its head.
Lily, you may go TO Jersey, or 10 Egypt
after Cleopatra, or to the place where the
Mckinley bill originated, or anywhere else
YOU please, Freddie and don't care what
becomes OF you. CARRIE CARELESS.
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BELLAIRF.

Liberty Hose Company has addressed {
circular with ticket 10 the annual ball OF
the company, TO merchants and others
about town. NO Likely no takey.n The
ticket can be returned, or 30 cents instead
Property holders should send a commit
tee of two to Columbus to look after thoil
interests when the State Board OF Equal.
zation meets on the Goth. Perhaps il
would be few dollars well spent
The b. Il o. has two cars of flour on
hands that are in very bad shape The fiouI
was in the wreck that occurred near Glen
coe. II was loaded in an open car, land
the rain descended etc.
Apple Bros store in the Second Ward
was robbed again on Saturday night. As
before the glass in the front window was
cut. About Is worth Of goods were taken
from the store.
The ministers of this city are making an
effort to get Major Cole, the evangelist. to
come here and do duty. Mr.. Cole has
been doing splendid work in East Liver
pool of late.
John Burke, B. S; o. policeman, arrested
four fellows who were riding on freight
train over the bridge These were the
only arrests on Saturday night.
The electric light failed TO shine on Sat
urday. owing TO some trouble at the plant
The excellent lights that have are sadly
missed when not shining
Miss Mary Mcdonald, of West Alexan-
der. Pa, who has been guest Of DR.. JAS
Mcdonald and family, will return home
to-day.
Rev. Barr of the First Presbyterian
Church, preached another sermon yoSter-
day on "Bunyon's Pilgrims Progress"
1t is thought that Mrs. Robert Moore is
collecting a new batch of testimony and
will try her divorce suit over again.
Edward Meek read paper before the
meeting of the Teachers Association at
Bridgeport on Saturday.
The B. Il O. depot was filed TO suffoca-
ton on Saturday with passengers for the
westbound local train.
John Schick, who has been home from
school in Columbus, SICK, will return TO
his studies this week.
James Manley was down from the county
seat yesterday. To see his brother Martin,
who is seriously i'll.
During Lent service will be held on
Wednesday and Friday evenings at the
Episcopal Church
The non-partisan w. &. T. L. will meet
at the home of Mrs. William Dougherty on
Friday afternoon.
A number of cases of chicken-pox have
appeared in the lower rooms Of the public
schools
The school teachers were admitted free
TO "Florida on Wheels exhibition.
Miss Miller, of Findlay, Sister of Mrs.
Harry Randolph, is here on a visit.
The Prohibtionists will begin active
work in this city about March lst.
The 3. q O. will run another excursion
to Washington on the 18th.
The c. & p. pay car will be In the city
TO-DAY.
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/ But new ser-of corsets, iirmer, higher
and longer than the rest, have done the
work. When fully equipped for the stage,
she cannot seat herself IN IL directly as g
Christian might, but is obliged, forsooth,
to side upon a chair in very much the
same fashion that you and wriggled into
one, long years ago, when we went 10 spend
the afternoon with our best Aunt Polly.
1t is pity that some less fattening sub
sutute cannot be found for lager So many
professional women are addicted &c the
cups ana grow overfat in conseq uence, that
a fortune IS in store for some one who will
invent long, satisfying draught, warrant
ed not to produce an excess of tissue.
When last we knew Frederick Gebhard
he was rushing madly To and fro. up and
down the earth, seeing Laugtry. who, find
ing his money gone and himself disagree
ably addicted TO liquor, repulsed him and
drove him hence. Then Gebhard would
return 10 America, and for time content
himself with his dogs and ponies. But the
spell of the enchantress was upon him, and
its chains bound him TO her feet. Her
voice was ever calling, calling in spirit,
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Dancing in the Barn isn't circum-
stance in grace to the new Scotch reel
which has lately come over TO us via Paris.
The first mop is taken with the girls right
hand clasping the mans right hand and the
other pair of hands meeting IN a back
handed sort of way behind the girls back
Her face is over his shoulder and her nan
is across his face intoxicating his senses
with oits fragrance. Then comes skip
they pass one another \ swift revolution
and they return and jump together through
the three beats that follow. The glrl''
skirts are all flowing wildly and gracefully
about her limbs, and her ribbons entangl'
the man ia their silken meshes as they
twine about him.
Lillian Russell, Jr, is one of the sweet
est little girls the Lord ever gave INTO th'
arms of a loving, pretty mother All tn'
world knows that the prettiest sight OF
earth is woman with her own DARING
baby i'm her arms. no matter II neitne'
mother nor child are exceptionally nanu
some. Fancy then the lovely, lovely LIN
I ian with her fair golden hair and her eye'
l like the blue fOrget-me-nots, holding agalhs
/ her soft. round cheek. a little child as per
| feet as "a bit of Dresden china. Can tnel
/ be flesh and blood!n one eXclaimS lookln.
| AT them; .'or are they but dainty piece o
bric-a. brac designed in lofty moment o.
/ a sculptor who is able 10 give 10 mortar
snatches Of human divinity Tor their OWL
I GOOD cheeriN
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Commissioners Sale.

Henry Helienbine In The Circuit Court
v. OF ONO county
Alfred Kimmins ct a. West Virginia
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serving her closely, one could not but be
impressed with the truth of what had been
said. She was gay with the gay, silent
when anyone else wanted to talk, laxative
with the shy, always good tempered. never
too animated, and never, never visi0ly in
pain nor in tears. She was always charm
ing, bright, sympathetic and sweet She
was witty, too, but not terribly so. She
kept her wits TO llumine conversation
and 10 tighten duh spirits; not 10 burn
hearts nor TO scOrch sensitive feeling.
Every OOdy went from her presence feeling
comfortable in spirit and with reasonably
satisfied hearts. She was a peace-maker
and a courage strengthened. There are two
or three dozen of such women in the world
and when YOU find one. she will tell YOU
that 10 is almost impossible for her 10 get
an evening TO herself, because so many
dear, kind friends are apt TO drop in of an
evening. And she will add: I'm glad
it's so, for I should not be sble to get
through the day without the prospect of
these pleasant evenings / wish the days
might be all evenings with a time table
that never crept beyond the limits Of : TO
II p. m.
No one knows as well as the woman of
the day how much she herself depends up
on the newspapers and magazines for the
charm and brilliancy that seem TO be all
her own. She must read the papers agd
she knows it, And the more she reads the
better il will be for her. Whether in the
crowded horse car, or seated upon her
luxurious couch in her own dainty bOudoir,
she seeks and eagerly scans the latest ana
best that is in print, for well she knows
that she must add 4 charm of mind TO
beautiful face and stylish dress or the very
ones whom she would give her life and soul
10 please will turn from her with yawn.
One must, one really must. write sue
cessful novel il one would be feted, sculp-
torep, painted aud sung Mrs Humphrey
Ward, whom everybody will remember rs
having brought forth Robert Elsmere, re-
Gently sat for her portrait to Rudolph Leh-
mann. The result is grand, and Mrs.
Ward will now have portrait tea and be
newly lonized. There isn't much money
ia a successful novel, for il IS the work Of
years, and must be a veritable gold mine If
If would yield sufficient back pay 10 atone
for the months of toll But there's lots Of
fame in il and lots of nOtoriety and lots OF
honor, so who cares for the mere pay that
il brings. Nice ambitious people can eat,
sleep, dream and get their washing done on
almost nothing il il is done 10 the tune OF
the worlds plaudits.
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LOOK OUT FOR STORMS;
A Period of Great Tornadoes. Billiards
and Cold Waves Coming.

ST. Jo~Uru. Mo, February PROF. W.
r. Foster f0retells the weather as follows;
We are nearing the most destructive storm
period of recent wears a period that has
not been eQualed for atmospheric and earth
disturbances within the memory OF any
person now living, and / would advise all
DO prepare for 10. There viii be more OF
and the most destructive tornadoes, tue
most severe billiards. and cold waves, the
deepest SHOWS, the greatest ralniais ana
other extremes of the weather from the lst
of Nav this year 20 the LIST Of May, lcys,
that has ever been witnessed by the people
nov living As my readers well know, /
ann not given 20 sensational predictions,
and will probably bee censured Tor these
forecasts. but the occasion demands all that
saw about it. and time will vindicate my
action In the matter.
This period of great disturbances Will
begin during the first part OF May, While
Mars will be- passing its equinoctial, Mer-
curry passing the suns equator and the
moon passing the earth's equator; out
while these storms Will De very severe,
they VIII not compare with those tnat WILL
occur later ln the year and during the srsl
part of IS.1 This viii also be period OF
great carthQ Pakes iu countries where they
are common. and volcanoes VIII secome
more common and increase I'M activity.
The principal causes OF these disturb
ances will oe the eCuinOXes Of Saturn and
Jupiter. These great planets throw AN
electric influence into space over their
eguators. and this electric influence OF Sat
urn will strike Mars in May, while II is
pas.inr It's eQuiuOctial, thereby extending
It's electric influence TO the sun. The cleo
tric equator of Saturn will affect Venus,
the earth aud Mercury in succession, and
win directly affect the sun IN October
while on the opposite side OF the sun the
great planet Jupiterwin be approaching ITS
equ.u0ctial iu a similar manner reaching
that point early in January.
The next storm wave Will be que 20 leave
tae Pacific coast about the 18th. then pass
Inc Rockv-Ahegheny valley from l-tn 10
ism. and reach the Allegheny range about
the 18th 10 win be Of very considerable
force I'm the West with warm, DAMP
weather preceding 10 and not very cold
wave following 10. \ large amount OF snow
and rain will fan during It's passage across
I The continent. mostly rain IN the SOutherl
states. The low barometer will pass
I through the Northern States, and the ram
viii fam south of the centre GIFTS pain ant
snow north OF IT, The cold wave follow
l inc will not be- severe in the Southern
I States The winter weather Will be les
I severe in the Eastern States and colder u
/ the Mississippi Valley thanit has been th'
I average thus far.
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Little Lillian is an accomplished lauy'
Sbe Inns much musical talent and IS ueVel-
opinp il i'm quiet way all the time Anu
she speaks little pieces, walks stately
stngo wall, and is thoroughly interesting
i'm snite OF the spelling process TO wilch
she is daily subject from her own ana het
mothers admirers.
N is claimed that pretty woman Is al
ways pretty. whether she IS perehSu on
chair decorating the chandelier. or Is upon
her knees lacking down carpet. II sue Is
nrcttv al all she is always pretty. ahCl'
tben the possibilities for absolute beauty
,.o,,r,, woulan-a new. fresh bride
In 6as INST gone to housekeeping IN a
brand new fiat. There are the window
cnrtaius to be put up, picture throws 10 De
,,.ranped rnosses and grasses 10 be artlstl-
'.silv bupched. and the thousand ana one
Lis and ends managed. each one of which
,,oes eyer so far toward making that nat
an Eden upon the earth, or, Deg paruoh'
between the earth and the skies
How does hubby like this daily toll! he
Is simnlv enchanted. Each morning ne
GOES forth beWitched, and each evening
al him futl OF impatiencc 10 return TO
me hover. that he mas sec the grand march
If improvement that has been going on
while he was away. It's darling ola tunes
every daV in the week Wheh a lteSu , oO'"s
conple start in housekeeping in bran new
fiat ..-.-.l 10, hin
of separation from Mr.. Edgerton she mas
ninnged into the art Of acting with an t ,l
ardor that such a profession, rlighuuuy
treatel. deserves. Her brother IS her play
.irht. and most thoroughly understands
re rossihilities Of his gifted and erraIic
sister. Lady Barter, brought out AZ 10 Q,
r -S, Canada. was a bowling success, II
me NAV Judge from the plauditS, shrleSs
and clappiugs Of the audience Lady
Rartsrn hopes TO come this way TO snow u
hsr nrettv aywus and 10 treat US to u pic
/ ture Of her perfect HgGfS. 1870. g >t;s.
E'ew people understand the Secret 81 MIS-
/ cogbIan's shape. This IS its history;
,eIi the tale IS twas told TO me. very
arm sim ana long cprsets. are worn o.
ne actress They are perfect ~ contour
~ 10 tbe bust and stomach, and OF Just lh'
'.,St waist measure Into this steel ans
t,s,ssaienene srmor she is laced every nlgh
NV y maid STOUT 81 arm and orawny o
~ -, or Of late years her TOO exuoeran
WI Wa,H rdnpois has been difficult to manage
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SwIFr SPECIFIC Co. AlIlH'''' u
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February Cattle. receipts
> 800 head; shipments 600 head; market
| steady but weak, prime steers 50 OOa5 ~;
common 10 goodS3 00a4 90; cows g 25a3 .
stockers - 25a3 80
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1900 head market lower; rough and com
mon s. 35a3 80; packers and mixed g 45a
3 80; prime heavy and butchers weights
s. 50a3 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; shipments,
500 head: market active and steady; west
ems 81 OOa5 90, natives s. S5a4 50; Texans
g 75a4 60: lambs, 81 O0aG %.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, February 1.-Cattle,
receipts So head; shipments 6d2 head
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head: shipments
100 head: market steady; mixed and Sc
lected g 9Oai 90; fair TO best Workers s. "
az 90; common to fair 81 6Oa3 20; pigs - W
a3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
|. 100 head; market firm, slow on lambs at
unchanged prices
CINcIYNATI, O., February Hogs,
in fair demand and easier; common and
light, 81 25a3 50; packing and butchers
50 65a3 90 Receipts, 2,l4O head; snip
ments 2,240 head.
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fhe ndd Fellows.

Sgeciqi T.isgrcm 10 ne sunday Register
CHARLESTON. w. Va, February IL ne
following bin. introduced by Senator Gail,
Is of interest 90 the Odd Fellows order ana
is before the Legislature;
b. g enacted bB the Legislature % West var
gniG.
Hereafter II any subordinate lodge OF tnt
independent Order of Odd Fellows IN TINS
state. working under the jurisdiction OF
the Grand Lodge for said state, shall as
band. surrender its charter, and cease e
work. AN it's property, real and personal
shall Immediately upon such disoanuin9
vest I'M the Grand Lodge OF the state 10 o.
held by that body for the cnaritao!e uses !. %
no soil order. i'm the state according 10 ic
,,,I.s and regulations. aud said CRANE
Lodge is authorized In It's corporate naln'
no sue for and recover said property, rea
md uerS0uuL
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REAL ESTATE, STOCKS And LOANS,
GEORGE 6, OTTE a. CO.

Real Estate Bought, Sold and Loans Negotiated
Special Attention Given 10 Collection Of Rents
We offer the following valuable property Tor
sale:
Three Building Lots l50xl0D. corner Forty
fourth and Jacob streets. Will be sold by half or
full lots VIII be- sold cheap.
Two-story Frame House, new. four Rooms.
lot 25xl00 No. 1919 Wood street. 4 bargain.
Building Lot hJXl00 corner Thirty-nintb and
McColloch streets. Cheap.
No. 1923 Jacob street, Lot 50xl0) ALLEY corner
new house, three wears old in excellent condi-
ton, contains siX rooms, also wash house in
rear. Call early for a bargain.
Address, or call on GEO. :. OTTE & Co,
del3sat, tn, Th-sb City Building.
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snFcilI TtIe1rlm % ~ NINNI3 H'4l'-'''
CHARirSroN. W. VA, February a..
DELEGATE Simpsons bin, preventing the
Watering of Stocks passed the House
mis- morning. Delegate Gardens oil!, hN'
irr the salaries Of assessors, passed tne
House this morning. Delegate Corcoran. s
bins providing that no minor under i
,eal-s IN age shall bee employed in any
Workshop or factory, also passed tn'
ronse This morning. Delegate Nhite
lin. providing for the issuance OF oonu'
no raise money for the repair OF the Gum
bertrand road. was taken from the table iol
consideration on its second readiI8
Amended hy striking out Board OF funil'
Works of the State. and inserting ih ~, l,S'
thereof BOARD OF Commissioners OF Oui'
CDrnfv ME bin was ordered 90 eugross
mcnt and u third reading
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
As administrator OF the estate Of the late
Fidel Mayer, will offer az private sale until
Trpprr,pN H.. flot

As administrator OF the estate Of the lat,
Fidel Mayer, will offer at private sale until
FEBRUARY l6rH. 1891.
the following described real estate, but II not
sold before that date, will offer AZ public sale on
the premises
Part Of Lot No. l96. conveyed 10 said fidel
Mayer by Mary Luke hy deed dated November
LIT, \. ID. 1850 and recorded in the OH Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Tor Ohio County
West Virginia. IN Deed Book No. -. pages 81
and 353, being the undivided one-fourih part Of
lot number one hundred ana tweuty-sN l2rl In
square number eighteen u.s. To the old town OF
Wheeling aud situated on the east side OF the
market square In the SECOND ward of the City
Of Wheeling, ana bounded rs follows. Begin.
ming at the southwest corner OF the said lot
numbered one hundred and twenty-siN ll3il
thence east on south line Of said lot one hun
bred aud twenty l91l feet Co the line ~ the alley
In the rear ~ said lot; thence parallel with The
line OF said alley north sixteen aud oue-hali
u6isl feet, thence west parable with the south
line OF said lot one hundred and twenty l2Ol
feet 10 Market street. thence south sixteen and
one-half 49,. feet 90 the place OF beginning.
together with all the npurtenances thereto Dee
longing or in anywise apperi.inine 10 the above
named property. JOSEPH SPElDEL.
fA29rawi Administrator.
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Mas. WiNsLow's SoorHNG SYRUP mas mas
hem used bv millions Of mothers Tor cnild
rsn tsethiug for over nifty years witn per
feet success Itrelieves the little SuIerel
an once. produces natural quiet sleep ol
freeing the child from pain, and the tilI.
cherub awalcs as 'oright as q button "a
isverv pleasant 20 taste, sootheS tue Cu.Ig
.ofieas the.gums, a.lays pam, reilev.S VIM,
-','-,,i,.,.. - bowels. and is the best known
-..7,sdv for Oiarrdua, whether arising
frorn teethirg or other causes. twenty-five
.erfe "a hoffle
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Snnreme Court.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, February The
following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court: Henking, Bowie X Co.
vs. Anderson, ct al, from Jackson; decree
NJ Circuit Court affirmed. Cross VS.. West
Virginia Central and PittSburg Railroad,
from Mineral, opinion by Holt; iudg-
ment Of Circuit Court reversed. Gallagher
ct al vs.. City of Moundsville, opinion by
Rumsey, Foods * Reed vs. Laidley,
from Cabell, opinion by English; iudg-
ment of Circuit Court affirmed. Spence
VS.. Smith, Ct al, from Wood, opinion by
English: decree of Circuit Court reversed.
Raiston vs.. Meyer, from Brooke, opinion
by Lucas; Judgment of Circuit Court re
yersed and judgment rendered in favor OF
! Ralston.
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FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds For Sale,

A LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
"a Bridge and Terminal Railway Company sN
per cent First Mortgage Fifty Year Cod bonds
ara hereby offered for sale. These bonds are
secured b. deed Of trust on the Bridges. Tun-
nels and Tracks aud other property Of the Com
pany and are believed 10 be a good. safe and
permanent investment. Interest payable half
yearly. Apply to GEO ". ECkHART. Jr.,
Cashier Peoples Bank,
or. THos. o BRIES
oc2Sh Real Estate and Stock Broker
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f GENITAL slANDtHD usl
SlEGnn6gIVdni0 LiGgS
Wy T., r,..i-...l........ 80
From Briogeport station

Trains via thc Cleveland anl plftsitfl
road leave Bridgeport fof P.i..hufl
and Cleveland saO a. a.. For pittstlra q.
n. NJ For a. lcngp ard Cleveland 4 $3.50 b.. n..
For Pittshufe and New N'rk ga -
Steubenylle. = 50 n. m.
rrairs arrive a. Bridgeport ats plf r s
4. M, u. 10 O.. M. i.a2 ni. hnt D. f m
On Saturdays only-F.r tarf iffrf..... q ID
p. m. from East Liverpool u d. g.. nt
FROM WHEELING STATION.
TfAlns VIA the Pittsburg Clncirl.u RDl e.
Louis Railway Pan Handle Route .raYt W..
Ing. Tor Steubenglllc. PIttsbufg snl .le Ea.l
8. - a. m, y - p. M. 3 80 b. a.. ans p 90 u.
For Columbus. CinciLnat, indianapolis lud 80.
Louis, 8 - q. M Gnd s'iO 9. M bog Coi.mt.s
and Chicago, 70 p ,. o. Tlaiu. arf.t' o.; " .....
ing a. 5. 30 %. m., lO.pl b. m. o. m. aH4 .p
p M. Trains leaving a. 6..u o.. -n Dob. .-r.. sr.
AZ 5. - y. ~. ruu solid between s. hcrIfrT anu
Piltsbufg Al trains daily 'tcepi Sunday
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TOR SALE.

The valuable tract OF land. containing ten
40 ACRES, situated on the National pike and
adjoining Pssco Station. on the c. L. a ".
K K, IN Pease township, Belmont county Ohio.
I'VE miles from the Ohio river, and within ten
OF fifteen minutes ride By rail with twelve pas.
senger trains daily. on this land are two dwell
ing houses and Store room. stable, wagon-house
and workroom. two greenhouses, number OF
apple and pear trees one-foufth acre asparagus
and small VINEYARD. Is We'll suited for garden.
ing, and valuable Tor building purposes WIN
sell as a whole or in tracts.
ID. NJ. SUTTON,
laSotomrsN &Sst ST. Clairsylle. Ohio.
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Baggage checked through to destination ..
tickets.
WI ROBINSON. General Passenger trru,
/ pArSersbuft. ". Va
A. J. DANDY. Assistant Geuel. Passenger
Agent Parkrrsturl. " IA
sc. TOMLlNSON Pa. ,euref Agrbf. Nlrr
iny, " Au
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO, February The bears were
in supreme control of speculation in the fu-
ture deliveries of wheat, corn, oats and
provisions. There was really nothing in
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lie stood Corrected.

de- Feesick-NcS. but gout Is very in-
s,Jious % skins man inch by iuch.
Mr.. PortNeiu-Now' boh S0N
,,e,,n foot hv fOOt9
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct Route 90 Marietta. Park,rsbur- Point
Pleasant. Huntington. Ashland Portsmouth,
and Cinciuuat Also Go Charleston. Clifton
Forge aud stanton, Va, aud Lexington add
Louisville. Ks.
Time Table effective January ~. Is9i
fDaily. DAILY except sunday