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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-09
Rutlrpuna.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Timetable No 9.
ToTAKE EFFECT 1901 A. NJ,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER LIST, 1891.

Leave wheeling-No. al, e:l5 a. m: No. IS
no 49, 1880 a. IN; No. I'll, 1880 a. m; No. tl3
1880 p. IN; No. tl6, 100 p. m; No. III, $3.50 p
m.; No. no, $3.50 p. N; No. t2l, 1870 p. m; No
49, $50 p. m; No. t25. $50 p. m. No. ri, 7:3O
p. m. No. go, $50 p, m; No. f3l $3.50 p M; No.
s33. l0:45 p. m.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No. Il, 6:27 a. M; No.
%, 7:45 o. m; No. q, s:45 {. m; No 4, 9:45 n.
m; No. 70, l0:45 a. m; No. ILL., 1l:45 a. M. No.
tl8 10: 70 p m; No. u.s. las p. n; No. III, 2:45
p. M; No. re, 3:46'p m; No. t2l, 4:45 p. IN ::
No. t23, 5:4S p. m; No t25, 6:45 p. IN. No. RI,
7:45 .. M; No. f29, s:s5 p. M; Ne. %3l, Gas p.
m. No. "33, II 100 p. m.
Arrive Laughlin's Mill-Eo. 81, 6:3l n m.
Leave Lsughlins hill-No. "2 6:39 a. M; No.
Leave Martins Ferry-No. az, o:SS A. m; No
~, SEQ q. m; No. t6 900 a. m. No. rs, 1000 a.
N. No. no. 1l:00a. M; No. tx ~: 10 p. M; No
ia loo p, m; No. tlo, % P. m No. rs, 300
P: m; No. TO- 400 ?: m; No; re-, 500 p. m;
500 p. m; No. go, 600 p. m; No. %32, 1000 p
N.
Arrive Wheeling-No. t2, $50 a. m; No. ~
8:l5 a. m. No to 9:l6 q. m; No. IS, 1918 a. m.
No. no, II lis e. M; No tl2, 1926 p. IN; No. ia
l;l5 p. m; No. tl6, 2:l5 p. M; No. tlS, 1918 p.
IN. ; No. t20, 4:l5 p. m; No. t2s, 5l5 p. M; No.
+24 6:22 p. M; No. +26, 7:25 p. m; No. t2S, sl5
D. No.; No 80 Oils p. m; No Egg, 1918 p. N.
sDaily except Sunday. +Daily.
No. "a Will start from Martins Ferry only, on
Sundays.
The company reserves the right to vary from
the above timetable at pleasure.
y. W. EAYRS,
ocSleda General Manager.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, DecembeIS

WHEELING, TUESDAY, DecemoeIo
The -four market continue dull, and
there has been no material change the
wheat situation. There has been DRIP in
flour the past week. Oats have gone p d
cent. while new corn is rapidly taking the
financial status Of the former crop.
The receipts OF all kinds of grain cotn-
ne comparatively light, but the local sar-
kets do not show much of an iInproveIlnt,
as demand is usually light just at the tOse
of the wear. and it is not likely there viii
be any decided improvement until ext
month. Old corn in this market Is albst
. thing of the past, but the new viii BON
he yros-th about as much as the old. lay
has been comiugin quite frequently OF tie,
aud Yesterday II was so plentiful TIT il
sold for $500.
The following quotations are wholeile,
retail prices being so to IS cents higsr:
FIouR-Choice family -four il wbd,
3 90: in paper s. 20 per barrel. Faqus
-four i 81 S.: do in wood, 81 80; Nine
haha cotton. 81 10; do in wood, Ss5;
30 $50 10 iute sacks. 81 So.
GRAfS-Wbeat per bushel, No. l. &c;
nav corn soc per bushel; oats per ousel
mixed 42a44c; No 2 white A3a45c.
FsrD-Middllng per ton 50 W; Ian
ner Ton so OOa92 co; baled hay peron
81 O0alOO6; loose hay S 0Oa9 90 per pa;
demand slow.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. Decemhr S.


In the matter of live stock tho market is
well supplied, and the demand for cattle
easy. There has been heavy run hogs
the past week and they have droppei pro-
portionately Sheep continue in fair supply.
Prices are reported as follows by GOdhue
& Thomas:
CATrE-Extra, 1000 to 1900, 50 Gas 75;
good 900 to 1000, s. 40a3 so; good, 800 10
900, % GOa3 So; fair 700 to 800, s. 7a3 CO.;
common. 600 to 700, 81 25a2 so; bulls, g GOA
= 25; cows, 81 50a2 90.
HoGs-Demand moderate; supplygood; ;
extra, g 60a3 20; good, 50 50a3 60; common,
50 25a3 80.
SnEEP-Supply fair; demand luiet;
extra, "a OOa4 %; COED, 50 50a4 90; COM
mon. - 5Oa2 IS; lambs, q 50a5 20
Calves are in fair demand at 81 5G5 25.
Fresh Cows $50 90 to SSS 90.
CF1oAeo. December S.-Cattle-Reeipts
II GOO head; shipments $500 head; nrket
slow and weak; prime to fancy steerSS4 So
a6 60; good to choice steers 81 00a4 90 9TH
ers g 40aS 20; stockers s. 00a2 so; coS and
heifers e 25a2 60.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1900 head; market active and lOo htheri
rough and common 50 55aS 10; mixed and
packers So S5a4 90; prime heavy 81 O1a 10;
light 50 40a3 u.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shiplents
. GOO head market active; native ewesse 80
"a S5: mixed s. 50a4 IS; wethers q $50 95;
lambsSS 5Oa5 80.
EAST LIBERTY. December Scale
Receipts, sos head; shipments, 924 cad;
market. slow at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1,400 head: shipnnts,
I. SOC head; market active; Philadel has
81 95a4 90; mixed IS 9Oa3 e5; best ,ork-
ers SO 75aS So; light Workers So 65a3 40
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments 200
head, market, slow and unchanged.
C1vc1NNATI, Ono, December S.-logs,
in GOOD demand: common and light 25a
65; packing and butchers IS Cos %;
receipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
head
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, December S.-Petroleum
opened firm, but after few sales relapsed
into the usual dullness and closed dBll
Pennsylvania oil, spot 6S2ic; opening and
5skc; January options, opening and high.
est 5eSc; lowest and closing, SOC Sales,
40 1000 barrels.
On CrrI, PA. December s.-Petroleum,
opened 59Hc; highest 594c; lowest $3.50;
closed at $500. Sales, 81, 600 barrels; clear.
ances, 296,000 barrels; shipments 94,07S
barrels; runs 134, 40 barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, December S.-Petro-
leum opened at SOC; closed at Soc; highest
/, 591&c; lowest 5S&c.
BRApFoRp, PA, December S.-Petro-
leum opened and closed $3.50; highest
59ilc; lowest 5SSc; Clearances, $4,000
barrels.
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dunn fleece, washed, 9Sass; tub washed. 80

dunn fleece, washed, 9Sa8S; tub washed, SO
a35c.
BosToN, December 8.-The wool market
has been steady, demand good Territory
fine, 59a60c; fine medium, 56a5Sc; medium,
53a55c; Ohio X 2ss29c; Xxx and above SOa
Bic; Michigan X 2616a27c; No. l Ohio 35a
SEC; do Michigan S4a95c; No. /, washed ga
SOC; Ohio delaine, SAC; Michigan do 39aS3c;
Unw8shed coming range, 24a21; Texas,
California and Oregon, quiet. Pulled,
steady, 3Oa4oc; for super 22a3Oc. Foreign
woods have been steady.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, December S.-Wool
market, quiet; prices steady and unchanged.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 30a81o; X 29a30c; medium
35I1a37c; coarse S3a35c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine
261Ea2So; medium 35a96c; coarse 39s
34c; fine washed delaine X and Xxx
83aS5c; medium washed delaine 81 a39c
coarse do. 35a96c; Canada do 32a34c: tub
washed choice 36aSSc; fair 35sS6c; coarse
33a34c; medium unwashed combing and
delaine 27a29c; coarse do 26a27c; Mon
tana 1Sa23c ;itoria Terri 15a2lc.
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GROCERIES.

~, WHEELING. TUESDAY. December s.
,--'ie are few changes recorded in the
,,-...srF Is,6et this week The alterations
S ..-rscy in the sugars which have adj
49,, ----l slightly Otherwise the market re-
ABOUT the same.
o. S-'.--.yes-Choice Syrup 35c; Hon
UP zoe; Sugar dark 24c; &c addi-
- A 1alf 0arrels). New Orleans Mo
p-',-.'-- y a1cy, new crop, 45c; Choice 4Oc;
r.. - n S'c; Mixed goods, New Orleans
E5-,- o-Asr.s goods 30c; Choice Refined
hs,,--.C ,y,lS;oNs-Schenk's medium S. g.
~ 1Oc, :. Q. breakfast bacon 9L{c; 8.
baos-,y,-ioers nc; city sides S1<aSAc; ham
p-r, ..SS ordinary beef Ice; family mess
90 piece Sl40O.
ga 10 Schenk's pure kettle, tees nc;
5N ans ans &c; lard compound, tees SIC;
s. cans &c; 2of6 cans re; lon cans ~ ;
pS ''sc; Bio cans 15[c.
AMID GooDs-StS fancy tomatoes 81 O0
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nol7o.aw,'
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ON
~ Saturday, December 26, A. ID. 1891, Fannie
J. Hughes and Thomas Hughes. trustees under
the will OF Thomas Hughes, deceased, which
will has been probated in the Office OF the
County Court OF Ohio Comfy, in the State OF
West Virginia, under which will the said trus-
tees are acting, will present petition 10 the
Circuit Court OF the said county, in Part One
thereof, asking for an order directing and au-
thorizing them TO pay, transfer and deliver TO
themselves, acting as trustees under the ap-
pointment OF the Circuit Court Of Baltimore
City, in the Eighth Judicial Circuit Of the State
Of Maryland, certain personal estate which
they hold under the provisions OF said Will FOR
the benefit Of Bessie Hughes and Thomas
Hughes, infant children OF the said testator,
who hsve't the beneficial interest in said estate,
and who reside in the said State Of Maryland.
FANNIE j. HUGHES and
THOMAS HUGHES,
Trustees.
By HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, their Attorney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-09

'My trouble began about two years ago"
continued Mr.. Eckman my nose stopped up
on one side and then the other. until / was
compelled to breathe through my mouth, caus-
ing my throat to get so dry would take a
swallow Of water to get relief had contin-
ued dropping OF mucous from my head to my
throat, causing me TO hawk and spit most all
the time, until my throat grew so raw and sore
/ could scarcely swallow at times sharp pains,
cutting ike a knife, would dart through my
back Ny appetite wos almost lost, and what
HttleI did eat lay heavy on my stomach.
grew very weak, and only six months ago began
DAYS were almost mum cred. Bowels irregular
and conStipated, feet would swell so could
hardly wear my shoes. grew so weak l was
scarcely able TO work at all, and would arise
went to bed the night before. was In this con-
dition when / called on Drs. COPELAND h
BELL, In fact, was q mere skeleton. l at
once placed myself under their care, and i'm
proved steadily from the 6rst day began their
treatment. and now feel as stout and hearty
as ever did can eat good square meal, and
IL any one doubts ii, let them try me once. !
sleep good and can do good days work with
ease. l now weigh as much as l ever did In
my life, and would cheerfully advise all ,uffer:
irg humanity to try Drs. Copeland Il Bell and
be benehted.s
The above statement can be easily verified at
Mr.. Eckman's home, No. 2l0S Chspline street.
DOCTORS COPELAND d BELL have
located permanent Offices at ll21 Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va, where they
treat with success oil durable cases Once
hOurs-9 TO II g. H.; 2 TO p. m, and z tes p m.
Sundays-9 q. m. to 10 N and ! to p. N
f EYE, EAR, THROAT and ID Lungs. COnsuIts-
AZ Address all Mail to DRs. COPELAND &BELL
1881 Main Street, Wheeling W, Va.
Treatment, including medicine, % month
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THE FUR MARKET.

WHEELING, December s.
The quotations on the fur market have
begun TO come in and considerable fur Is
being received here The prospects for
the season are very favorable The follow
ing are the opening quotations: Mink,
No. l, 50as0c; Muskrat, 9al4c; RaccooD,
6OaS0c; Skunk, 81 l0a1 95; Gray Fox, 5Oa
75c; Red Fox, 81 GOAL 25; Opossum, 22a
Csc; Bear, IS GOALS co.
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FINaNOE AND TRADE.

uc.ey nc SAB ID Per Cent-GOvern-
meats Dull but Firm-stocks strong
F!our Firm and Unchanged-Mhest
higher.
Nsw YoRK, December Mooney on
e.. easy. ranging from Sa91s per cent
last car 3 ucr cent closed offered AZ per
cent Prime mercantile paper sac per
cent Sterling exchange quiet but strong
81 lSijsals4l4
GovEENMESrs-Duu but frm.
Tgurs Registered. ll619
f0Crs Coupon. .llt1s
Fgorssnd-s-half Registered. .........1o0
Pacific SKIES OF 'S5.-.-............... IOo53
Srlr-s-Dul but firm.
E,uRoADs-Moderately active; sales
t5+,JlJ.
SrCcGs-Tbe stock market to-day acted
Eoro 1e genuine bull market than II has
.g. some time, out there was one weak
s30 and that was the Gould shares, espec-
ALLY Western Union. That the Wander
bits are ranged on the side OF higher
figures. the course of their stocks seems 10
leave little room for doubt London did
r.-d0 much to-day, but there were no sell
l-g orders Of importance from that center
as '3r u.s. could De seen. The IudustTials
were lsain remarkable for strength. With
Che exception of Chioago Gas, none
Of them were prominent in the
C-l.G-s. Even Western Union closed
Wi,l only a fractional loss. Canada South
erJ was the special feature, its activity be-
.ls something unusual for that stock and
rs advance was steady and rapid, while
Michigan Central on smaller Transitions
kep. pace with il in strength. The rest Of
me lis, failed 70 develop any special fea-
l-re 0tuore and the strength remained I'M
Impaired ,il the close, which was active
t.- strong no the highest prices Of the dsy.
S-lss 300, $50 shares. Quotations closed
Adams Express, 143: American Express,
l.4;Causoa Pacific 50; Central Pacific, 81;
t-e'ePeake and Ohio, 24A do. first pre-
''fTea, So; do. second preferred, 3155 Chi
,a.. and Alton, 1874; Chicago, Burlington
--- Quincy, 1895 Delaware ana Hudson,
g. Delaware, Lac SawGnua and Western
Denver and Rio Grand9NPreferred,
20, tr,e5Q4 30 preferred, 20; Fl WayuA
-.t, --L5l3 Central, 1O4SS; Lake Shore,
.~t .-lcl.glI Central. lO9}S Minneapolis
az -. Louis, 50 DO preferred, 70; Mis-
s'--l Pacific, So Northern Pacific, "a :;
y. preferred. tS$i; Northwestern. u5Ss;
w.. preferred, lS3H; New York Central.
..E Orc1og Transcontiuental, 1879; Ps-
~. Mail. Peoria, Decatur and Evans
S'.'-' -l, P,,tsburg, l4S; Pullman Palace
ss-', .,., Reading IS Rock Island, S5is {,
Louis and san Francisco --; %. pre-
.-.rsd -; 90 first preferred. 76;St. Paul,
Co. preferred l2it5 Ct. Paul. Mime
..s and Manitoba. ia; St. Paul and
s.s'a a,.s; DO preferred, 1891 Tennes-
and Iron. 39l4 Texas Pacific, II I I;
g- .l -'zc.h DC, +0]< United States Express,
n "esteu Union. Sllf.
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BELG-ASEE.
v,r1-RA1. GAS COMPANY.

,r NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
u,o Wheeling Natural Gas Company
lN1 ,,eo nm the development OF the
has 5o,y west Of BellRire after drilling
te','5j zenith Of $500 feet. The company
70 indy hoped fine supply OF gas
ba1 b. found, as that section has
Nou'u o~orised well for some unknown
awe, The company will have in two
ra-so-,us from near Washington, Pa,
ne" ME of weeks and II the supply
ID q materially strengthened the
OF - will then be in shape to do
cons I'm Bellaire again. The metre
0lslI- ,cill not be used, however. At
syst, the company says the supply is
Ps.,tsr than 1t has been for some
months
Dr,ru OF GRANDMA BARON.
~. Hannah Barren, aged so years,
- the oldest residents in the city,
G 5's yesterday morning OF general de-
.g.-r Deceased was a kind, Christian
t',.'' She leaves three children, all
aug. Charles Baron, formerly iden-
go with the Bellaire Stamping Com
l-. and Alfred Baron, OF Tifhn, are
.,ps Of deceased.
DIR. CLOSE VERY ILL.
NJ O. A. Close is so i'll that his death
-r,,+ad The doctor has been sick
y. .s,.1N,s.,.ral years. For nearly TWO years
.O' s.-.red for life aud finally got able to
s5ort again. Last summer while out
.,rrisge a sudden jolt caused one OF
,,-..-.bs no break. He has been laid up
~ I'D ever since and is now very low.
NOTES.
Three females from Wheeling came
-, tbi. city 20 procure some goods they
-..-.s5 Fourth ward individual had
...,-vs, theirs. The goods were re-
captured.
r.,. great crank -. "" IS in town
"a to announces a meeting for the
-..s..r-" of the veil in City Hall to-
..---,v evening. 10 is y. Ms annual
-..,- and will draw the usual crowd.
The infant son of Mrs. t. B. Sher-
.r- .7,a Mss Jennie Emery, formerly
-f,f.s city, died In Arcadia, Florida, on
tGe6.h.
Ajax. Holiday, Of Gravel Hill, had
., s-p severely burned yesterday while
r-rt.rg a Gre. His shirt-sleeve caught
fire.
RaIrsire Lodge, No. 37s, I. o. o. +.
s.i work In the First Degree last night.
Three candidates are being put through.
Harry Bean has purchased q piano.
-.-5 Vr Collins will now De able TO
s,..fy the boys who love music.
The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian
Church are arranging for an entertain
rart 90 Christmas Eve.
Geo. King was very I'll with cramps
o1 Monday night but was some better
ssterday.
V-rb McMannis, Of Flndlay, for
merry Of this city, is the proud father
Of twins.
There was big turnout at 5 O'Clock
mass In Sc. Johns church yesterday
u0rling.
The doll bazaar last night was largely
attended and a good many dolls changed
hands.
private hop has been arranged for
January nth. at which Killmeyer will
play.
The District lodge Of Good Templars
holds a session here to-day and to-mor-
rOW.
Mss Maud Lilly has secured a posi-
ton in a wholesale store in Wheeling
James WeltOn injured an eye severely
With the point Of stick.
Council met last night but did moth
ing Of Importance.
Victor Dubois and wife left last night
Tor Chicago
The C. &P. pay car was in town yes
terjly.
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WOOL.
WHEELING, December

WHEELING, UCCtuOorl
The sales in the wool market are pichg
mn a Nttle. There has been stir I'D
activity in Eastern centres. Pres
as re6orted by Horkheimer Bros, re
sc follows: Fine fleece, washed, &;
unwasbed oiie-third of; unmerchantae,
ona-fourth; medium unwashed, 24ci e
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Probate of Will.

OFFICE oFTHE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
" Court OF Ohio county, in the State Of West
Virgins.
In the matter Of the probate Of the last will
and testament OF Elizabeth J. Pannell deceased.
Pannell Garden. who is named ~ executor,
this Gath day Of November, 1o9l, fled in my
ohice an amended petition praying that paper
writing submitted and hied with the said petit
ton purportiag 10 be the lsst will and tesla
ment OF Elizabeth J. Pannell. deceased. be sd.
mitted 10 record, aud il appearing from an sfi-
persons. who are alleged TO be interested In the
probate ofssid viii. are non-resdents OF theState
Of West Virginia, namely: Sarah J. Marin.
- Martin. her husband, Sarah W. Hefev and
J. ID Hefey, her husband. Elizabeth COR Betty
Backner. - Buckner. her husband. Alice
Stroude and Alva Stroude, her usband, Mary
Wait Birdie Pannell Iona Pannell, George
Hugo Psnnell. Reed Pannell. Virginia r.
White Mary e Foot and Charles Foot. be.
husband Thomas D Eof. Mary Jefferson and
Thomas Jefferson, her husband. and Hannah
Smith. il is ordered that they do appear 81 my
offic-, Ia the CITY OF Wheeling, on the 2Sth day
Of Decembe 1891. 81 10 o'clock a. H.. when
date has been set for hearing procf with re-
spect TO the admission 70 record Of the said
writing and thst they then and there do what
Is necessary 70 protect Their interests.
GEORGE HOOK.
Clerk Of County Court.
published the fIst tine November =. Is9l.)
J. J. JACOB AND J. A. HOWARD.
nets Attorneys.
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THE IRON INDUSTRY.
A Mil Nan at the Crescent Iron Works Of This
City Plead Guilty and Was
Acquitted by
DRs. COPELAND AND BELL
A LONG STANDING TROUBLE. SETTLED.

The speaker was MIR. Lester Eckman,
who resides at 2lOS Chapline street, Wheel
ing, an employe of the Crescent Iron
Works, and formerly an old resident of
Canuonsburg, Pa. The following is the
true story as be gave it to the reporter:
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Metal Market.

NEW York, December S.-Pig iron
dull; American Sl5 75alS 90. Copper, dull
at $40 75 Lead. nominal at 81 go Tin
dull; straits $685.
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Kim Grove
No:4S O. m. and Wheeling ST 1917 P. N.
q. d. GlLLELhN,
Gen. Manager.
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Arrb itfrt.

CUBSCRiBE FOR TIE REGISTER AND
- have II served by carrier In time for break
fast every dsv in the week. and every week In
re year Tor lsc per week.
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Baggage checked through TO destination Of
tickets.
W. J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent
Parkersburg, W Va
4. j. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Parkersburg w. Va.
J. @: Tomlinson, Passenger Agent, Wheel
Ing. W. Va
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WHEELING s. ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
September IA, 1851, trains will run - follow
City Time:
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W. p. b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, b:s5 and 7:xJa M ana am,
m dsiiy. and I'D ., m. daily except Sunday.
rof fltrbufg End the ~ IN n ma ally.
cept Sunday y '-''A
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JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago,

SPECyAI-Shandon BellswsltI 1.-THE popn.er
Society Waltz sent FREE to anyone sending u
three WraDpers of ShandOn Bells SOap.
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from Plttsburg. lO:I0a. m. daily, 1870 o. m
except Sunday, 6.3 and l0:25 D. N. daily -
except Sunday ~ :" '"' 1~''s
Us. LANE, wheeling. D'''", ~
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.,ru or CRAND-NtA BARON.

Mrs. Hannah Barren, aged so years,
~ the oldest residents ia the city,
o 'lSs yesterday morning Of general de-
e a.st Deceased was kind, Christian
Du.'' She leaves three children, all
i--y, Charles Baron, formerly iden-
g. 49, with the Bellaire Stamping Com
IN and Alfred Baron, OF Tifin, are
!!,rs Of deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-09

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
- Ohio. to.wit:
In the Circuit Court Of said county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-22

Colonel A. Howard Fleming and
G. u. Protzman.
The afternoon was chilly aud
damp, a misty rain falling during
the greater part of the time, rem
dering it somewhat uncomfortable.
The drilling was very pretty and
the contest close one, but Graf
ton was awarded first prize and
Piedmont second. At night there
was n Bicycle Parade, that brought
out hearty applause from the vast
crowds who thronged the streets.
About rs wheelmen were i'm pro-
cession with their wheels, beautiful
~ and artistically decorated with
Japanese lanterns, bunting and
flags. After this the Parkersburg
knights gave q Flambeau Drill,
which was very pretty and unique
and pleaacd the crowd immensely.
All IN all the meeting fthe Knights,
just closed was big affair. All the
hotels were crowded to suffocation
and many families took in visitors
in order to accommodate them.
Besides the parties named, we no.
ticed from this county, John Per-
ril and Frank Wright Of Newburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Schock OF
Rowlesburg, John NJ. Stanley, DIR.
Scott, Dorsey +. Foreman, w. NJ.
Shaffer and Will L. White of Terra
Alta. The following are the newly
elected officers of the Grand Lodge.
Past Grand Chancellor-B. W.
Connolly, of Wheeling.
Grand Chancellor-Rov. j. f.
Chenoweth, of Wheeling.
Grand Vice Chancellor-W. T..
White, Terra Alta.
Grand Prelate-F Fred A, Lang,
Clarksburg.
Grand Master of E1chequer-W.
G. Raleigh, Parkersburg.
Grand Keeper of Records and
Seals-Manor Jenkins, Piedmont.
Grand Master at Arms-C. W.
Hall, Charleston.
Grand Inner Guard-W. II. Ba-
kcr, Fairmont.
Grand Outer Guard-Geo. T..
Melon aid, Huntington.
Supre me Representatives Jno.
W. Mather, of Parkersburg, and
Frank II. Smith, of New Cumber-
land.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-22

The Wheeling papers are too big
and important to pay any attention
to q small affair like the West yir-
ginia Editorial Association. Al
though tha Association more than
doubled itself in membership at the
late session and over sixty OF the
live newspaper men from all parts
OF the State were there. Still he
Wheeling papers almost entirely
ignored the meeting. Charley Ia
ney did manage to get there very
late in the evening Of the last day,
in time to attend the banquet, as
did Edwards, Of the Hunting ton
Adgerfissr, and Sommers, Of the
Clarksburg NewS The latter has
been mentioned as q possible caudi-
date for tho Auditorshiy on the
Democratic ticket, but as he does
not seem 20 take any stock in his
brethren Of tho press, he will stand
mighty poor show, we think. We
know he will so far az we are con
cerued, for We are first, last and all
the time for the old wheel.horse
from Point Pleasant, Col. Geo. W.
Tippett, if he did read "pomo"
ct the banquet.