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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-30
Wool
M.L.f..

A quiet trade is reported from all the
leading wool markets. The demand is
confined almost wholly TO Australian,
territories and pulled woods. Choice do
nestle woods are scarce, and manutac-
turer, have 10 take foreign neeces in
Mace of them. sales have been made
cf small lots Of Ohio and Michigan y
and ~. and full prices have beeu OBJ
tanned. Manufacturers DO not want in
ferlor wool. rs they are making the finest
GRADES of goods their. mills can turn out
Texas woods are in fair demand, but
the supply has become so reduced
tnat the movement is light. Fine ter
ritorieS are taken rs they arrive. Manu-
facturers are securing good results from
mixing them with Australian woods.
Pulled woods are in strong demand, and
prices are frmer because Of the reports
from pul'ers OF the scarcity of skins
Some large lots OF choice Australian
woods are due 70 arrive within the next
few DAYS. The supply Of these woods,
it is thought, viii be- ample. \ freeI
movement of carpet woods is expected
bv dealers. Manufacturers are report
cd 20 have very light stocks, and are
looking around for supplies.
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KAVENswOoD.

RAyEN,woon, March 2S.-Frank Cooper
was i'm Pittsburg this week on business.
~ II and W r. Fleming departed sun
day for Fargo. y. d., where they have &C
ceDted positions ina feed store.
! W Baker and family moved TO Cln
ciuuati on the steamer Congo, SUNDAY
where both his sons have positions,
A r Grove and W. l.. Smith left last
"Wednesday for BraXton county, wher'
they have employment. -.
" II Hovey, OF Huntington, w va
and George Aspinwall of kearney, Neo.
railroad agents, are in the city:
John Watts, of the firm OF watts BROS
is in Cincinnati purchasing goods
Herb Parker left MONDAY lor tenusA !
vania. where he will work at the cooper
trade. ,,,. -.
itiug in town. - -,
I'd. DYKE. from Nelsonvile, o., former!
EMPLOYED at this place, was among ac
ouaintances this week.
Rev. Bowden and wife are visiting thel'
| former home at GAINESVILLE, ..
Harry Bond, of Wheeling, was in town
W : Fleming came home Monday afte
two weeks journey through tennessee
and Georgia, ., =. :,
Edward LOmbert, or Huntington 10 IL
town this week.
4 social hop was given IN the Ravens
wood House parlOrs Friday evening.
II. s. Morgan will move his family Il
Cincinnati. where he Is In business.
a NJ Thornton, of Belmont, w. va.
moved his family here this week. He vii
open hotel in Harvey Sayre's property a
Little Helen, only daughter OF Mr.. an'
Mrs. b. II. Howell, died Wednesday nigh
and was buried Friday. The sympathy o
the entire community is sincerely EXTENDED
/ TO the grief stricken parents.
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| five hundred dollars each with no insur-
ance. But for the snow there would have
been n general cOuilagration Mr. Entler
will not rebuild. The house was hTilt 80
1854. Mr.. Entler has accented The hospi
tally of Editor T.. " R,sc, of the Herald
A subscription is being taken for Helmick
Cumberland was appealed to for aid. but
the fire was under control before the train
left there.
WAsHINGroS, d. c., March 2S.-Mrs
Faulkner, the wife OF the Senator, has
been quite III for some days. Her condi-
ton was so serious to-day that consulta.
ton of physicians was held.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-The Congress
sional Committee which accompanied Sen
ator Hearst's remains to California re-
turned 10 Washington last evening.
Sergeant-at-Arms Valentine, of the Sen
ate, denies in the most positive manner the
published stories of disorder and disgrace
full conduct on board the funeral train, in
which he is corroborrted emphatically by
Senator Faulkner and Representative Nc
Comas, of Maryland. The latter is a tenn
perance man. and said that nothing oc-
Cured on the trip TO give rise TO such
scandalous stories.
NEW YORK, March Is Rev. DR.. Heber
Newton, of All Souls Memorial Church,
does not seem at all frightened by the fact
that steps are being taken TO discipline him
in persisting in inviting Ministers Of other
denominations to preach from his pulpit.
DR.. Newton has been in ecclesiastical hot
water before He is determined, too, that
his friends, the enemy shall not be en-
barressed by any lack Of evidence in case
they desire 10 90 10 extremes.
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rERsE rELseRAMS.

John Birrel x Co. Of London, Canada,
wholesale dry goods, have lNled LOT
quarter of million. Estimated aSse' 5,
Si95cOO Creditors are IN England ana
Canada.
Outof q class of ffty-two Naval Acade-
my cadets about fOrty-seven, 10 Is expected,
win be graduated ina June. The honor OF
graduating al the head OF the class Is SAID
~ be- between Cadets Frank b. Lahn, O..
PENNSYLVANIA. Gad Henry G.. smith, OF
Ohio. and Horace Gllmer, OF sconsih'
.ii III whom were star members OF tue
,iass last term with Cadets WIT, oil
PENNSYLVANIA, and Blamer OF Iowa
The Washington Job printers will shortly
demand % higher rate of wages LOT less
number of hours IL Is claimed that IN,
government employees have melted lht
move 20 help restore their former rae %
50 cents per hour and t0cenis per i,VoV ems
The Postofice Department has made an
important decision with reference 10 the
bond no be accepted from letter carriers
tb,,rphaut the country. Hitherto il has
h.an tho rule 70 accept only bonds IRON
rri,-ate individuals for the faithful per
f1rnance OF the letter carriers duties, ou'
hereafter any reputable trust company I'D
ocnd financial standing. VIII be accepted
as "a surety bond.
The number Of immigrants landed a.
New York Yesterday was 800, the largest
with one exception for the year.
Charles II. Meiggs. who has been mem
her of the New York Stock EXchan =
since l>tiS is dead.
The fight between Carter Harrison th'
hotter. aud Creiger, the regular Democrat
"a. nominee for Mayor Of Chicago, Is on II
earnest The State Central COMMITTEE mas
decided iu favor Of Creiger. and have ~
quested Senator-elect Palmer 10 come u
the city and speak for Creiger.
Ella Learned. Of Hartford, Conn., was
bitten bv pet dog TWO weeks ago. Sht
died Yesterday. The dog was not mad.
how named Nickerson, aged IA. o.
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, dleu YESTERDAY
from nicotine poisoning aiter silioA'"N
cigarettes 20 excess.
The Jury In the CalkinS murder trlaI al
Goshen. Ind returned a verdict yesterday
morniug ending HendryN guilty, and sen
fencing him 70 thc penitenuary Tor ue
Herdrvx and Mrs CaikinS got the ne o
/ fbe lntter's husband insured for S2,O1 ans
afrcr,vard threw hin into the river anl
drowned him. Mrs Calkins saved hersei
I hv turning States evidence.
/ r. has been discovered that a bust OF
I George Washington has been standing II
/ Doric Hall Of the Massachusetts STATE
I fo.sr. labeled samuel Adams. \ Leg
I islattve commission decided this mistake
ana this Is why Massachusetts hangs hel
I head in modification.
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BRIDGEPORT.


There is much talk about .Etnaville an
nexiug 10 Martins Ferry, thereby securing
GOOD water. poor light and street railway
The law relating 10 annexation requires
the county commissioners TO apporuon the
Indebtedness of Bridgeport between the
mart so annexed TO Martins Ferry and the
remainder of the said village. The village
mas no Indebtedness at present, except
about ;, 900, Town Hall bonds, but II the
Kentucky water proposition, now pending,
should prevail at the next election, then
Ftnaville would be stuck for her portion
of the water rental under the contract,
which would mean her portion OF S5UOO
peraunum for fifty years. Now, II -ttna-
Vile would 20 10 Martins Ferry, theh IL
would be helping to pay for TWO systems
when one is quite enough. Ihat IS 10 say,
If thev are going to Martins Ferry so
as TO get the benefit OF their go0u
wafer fand il is good, NJ the
price charged the people Of Martin S Ferry,
then they would not like TO pay any part Oh
the water rent for Bridgeport under the
Kentucky proposition for the next htty
wears. To be in Martins Ferry, with the
present high rate of tax and then nave a
portion OF Bridgeport's Town Hall o0nOS
and It's extravagant water rent saddled
onto them. "would make Rome howl AS
10 the lights. there can be no argument:
walk through the two places would satisfy
oven a blind man on this subject. As 70
the street railway, that will follow at any
event. The council of our village on Iasl
Thursday appointed William Alexander as
an arbitrator 10 act with one person Sc
iectcd by Koehnlein Bros, and II they can
not agree, third man is to be select,
"a nv these two 10 estimate the
value of the land necessary to locate
road Just west of the c: x p. railroad
from Koehuleiu's crossing north 10 Z,
the west end Of the new electric bridge.
mis- committee. consisting Of William Al
exander, for the village, with Abraham
Lash as surveyor, and Louis Cook; with
/ q. Dawson, County Surveyor, for hoehn,
| lien Bros, met yesterday afternoon ana
began to locate such road and estimate the
value thereof and the damage to hoehnilen
Rrcs The committee will be ready to re-
mort soon and then the car line will pro
coed no 10 Martins Ferry and down to
bridgeport, thus giving Ktnaville car
/ line 10 Wheeling, Martins Ferry ana also
] n.-s.l lnef
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIPrRrY. PA. March 2s Cattle,
receipts .063 head: shipments $40 head
market nothing doing; all through con-
signments.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head: shipments,
,. $50 head: market firm; Philadelphias
- s5a4 90: best mixed, q 50: best York
ers - 7Oa4 so; pigs and light Workers,
q 00a4 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 600 head; shipments,
400 head market dull.
CHICAGO. March 2s--Cattle. receipts
900 head; shipments 400 head; market
slow and steady; natives g 95a6 CO., stock
ers s. 5Oa3 So; cows, bulls and heifers
81 50a4 As
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
5000 head market higher; packers and
shippers 81 lOa4 s.; prime heavy 81 BOA
IS: skips = 50a4 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady: natives 81 0Oa5 %; western q 20;
lambs 81 90.
CIYcINSATI. o. March 2S-Hogs, in
better demand common and light & GOA
/ s.; packing and butchers 81 j0a4 30. Re
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments, 200 head.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CRY, PA, March Is Petroleum
opened at &c: highest 73c; lowest 72sc;
closed at 72Ec. Sales. 5000 barrels;
clearances. $4,000 barrels; charters, 5s,Sl
barrels; shipments, 59,lSi barrels; runs,
lis, 1852 barrels.
New YoRK, March 2S--Thc Petroleum
market was again neglected, not a sale be-
ing made in any OF the options nor IN any
of the pipe line certificates. In April OPP
ton 725zc was bid, but no offers were
made
BRADFoRD, March 2s.-Petroleum, open
ed at 13c; closed at 125zc; highest nc;
lowest 729ic; clearances $4,000 barrels.
PIrTsBuRG, PA, March 2S.-Petroleum,
opened, closed and highest at '3c; lowest
72Zc. Market dull; no trading.
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a. q. U. ".

The sister lodges of this city ana Ben
wood. paid fraternal visit TO La Belle
No. >. Friday night. Bro. Altmeyer, OF
Benwood. Bro. VIM. Stewart OF Welcome,
aud Bro. w. = Meek of La Belle. made
some well placed and encouraging remarks.
The j. w. degree was conferred upon B.
+. SNYDER and Jos. f. McCausland in
No. stvle, by Bro. Steinhouser, our Mas
ter Workman. The committee on enter
tainment are progressing, they have Sc
cured the services of Bro. Chas. Keller
Conrad Bremen and Louis Carl to lecture
on "Bald-headed Men This will be quite
interesting.
ON account Of the sickness of several
members the Mogulian COnclaye did not
hold their regular monthly meeting on
Thursday night. Quite a number Of can
didates are waiting TO be initiated into
this branch of the order.
Hermann Lodge is stirring herself, as
new members are being brought in at
nearly every meeting.
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4 Card From Elder shInn.
To ne Editor Of the Register.

TO me ENboF " Hse HeA-N-N''
SlE:-Your special telegram from
Pbilippi. w. Va, dated March %, con-
corning Rev" Abner Vernon, Of the
United Brethren Church, calls him "a
Mormon preacher" Mr.. Vernon's fam,
ily reside near this place and are good
and respectable folks. He was expelled
from the "Reorgahized Church OF the
Latter Day Saints" about two years
AGO and subsequently joined the United
Brethren at Adamston, near this city
1t is perhaps not true that he said he
was a follower Of Joseph Smith. II he
had been he would not have been..arreSt'
ed as your correspondent states. de l:
therefor not "a Mormon preacher Oh
the Latter Day Saints Church.
d. L. SHISN,
Elder and missionary for West Nir'
GINA, Of the Church of the Latter Day
Saints.
CldrkSblrg, ". Ia, March p,
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions of mothers for child
rem tcething for over fifty years with per-
feet success. IL relieves the little sufferer
at once, produces natural, quiet sleep by
freeingothe child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as button" II
is very pleasant TO taste, soothes the child,
softens thegums, allays pain. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
co,tc hoftIa
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Alpha Lodge, No. ~, X. of H, continues
10 hold her own on Thursday evening, and
those who are in ATTENDANCE at the meet
ings are having royal time in the good
work Of endeavoring to relieve the distress
of the brotherhood, and also the widow
and the orphans. Many of our good broth
ers are missing much by their failure TO DE
nresent M lodge meetings, but notwith-
standing their neglect, Alpha is still boom
ing
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KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

There was quite stir among Colder
Eagles the past week. the different castles
doing degree work. Supreme Chief OF the
World \. W. Kelley was present at Wheel
ing CITY Castle No. 2s meeting on Tues
day evening The work OF the several
degrees was eXemplitied in thorough man
ners He is undoubtedly up in the work
iurs of the order as he demonstrated. The
Uniform Rank is in q prosperous condi-
ton. drill being held every Thursday
evening Altogether the Eagles are in
prosperous condition.
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FOR SALE

siy roomed house. in splendid condition, on
| Market street between Twenty third aud INen-
| ty-fourth streets, - 90. 49,
sayen.roomed house, 45li EOf street, ~ 100
Double brick house, In splendid CONDITION.
Jacob and Nineteenth streets, SIX rooms 10 eAch
part, t65O. ..,oo
| Six-roomed house, SE y. YORK street sS'DD.
Seyen-roomed house. 2Di y. York 81, tl.so
| sixroomed brick house, In good condition.
2YsO Jacob street, 3tUO
Four.roomed hous. On Wood street between
Twenty-third and Twenty fourth stre.ts' tl'vp
| Nine-roomed brick house, x1ol Market street
$50. 80,
Fourroomed house on Twenty third street
between Eofi and jacob streets, H,sD.
Three. roomed house, in good condition, First
ward 300. ,oso
| -Four roomed brick house, No. AlS Alley d.
Two brick houses, rooms in each house
81 90 each. ,..-. -,
arst addition 70 Marylynn, opposite the I'M
| movements OF the H. ~ o. Company. on tue NJ"
| turnpike aud county road. Price from sSD 70
| Kan One-third cash and balance IN one year.
Two brick houses, 1873 and 100 Eighteenth
street. 81 90 each.
| Double frame house 5'5s ana "'fl hon st''''
e go. ,,,,,.,-. o,.s
| Woods street, q. 100.
| Four.rOOmed house on lWehty-hlhth ntfsft
near Woods streets, tl.lyl
| Good business house or ChapAne street Cen
| tire Wheeling.
Hotel lease and fixtures 10 city doug pay
| ing business.
Eleven lots on Woods and Wilson streets II
| Ffian. Whyte and Gallagher addition, each 10
5Ox 100 feet, 500 20 ~ zach.
Two half lots on Mayston street. Sixth ward
$50 each.
Two half lots on Eon street, between Twenty
| eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, 81 I'D each.
One-half lot on McColloch street, fifth ward
ESQ.
Manufacturing site near Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad depot, Martins Ferry
Eighty-seyen acres two miles east oil ihe cry
$1,000.
Twenty-Five acres four miles east Of city, con
tanning sandstone quarry, good quality OF &C
ment stone, and coal with bank opened Tor Use
aud spring that flows q large volume OF "atel
OF fine quality, $50. ., a.,
100 acres near sherrard, well improved %
per acre. H.,
Eighty acres, near railroad 10 Marshall coun
ty NbOO VIII exchange foI city propety' 81,
Fifty.nye acres near Glen Easton, sl'SV' VIII
exchange for city property. a
We have also lots In the Ola fair OrOu t,s,t
dltion and IN the Hydinger addilon' h'S"''
ward.
NESBITT i DEflNE,
-o,s, 1893 Market Street.
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Baggage checked through TO destination q
tickets
". }. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent.
Parkersburg. W. Va
A. J. nANDY, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PArkefshurg, " Va
J. 9. ToMLISSON, Passenger Agent, wheel.
iIg. ". Va.
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~ CESTRiL sTGSDARD TIM.
TlgRnnGyIVdnid LINES.
80 From Bri6gonort sta,,o,,
From Bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland and Pi.tffuf. Rail
soae leave kfligerot fof Pi:tsilfg. Chicago
and Cleveland, 4bJ q. 10. Fer p.usburg. lU.lg
n. N. For Chicago ani Cleveland. 100 o. m.
For Pttsbufg AMI New Ycfs. "a ,. Ca Fcf
Steubenyilie, s:ss A. n
Trains arrive ~ Bridgeport - 90 A. NJ. ID 81
a. m, IL 10 ,. m, h2 2. 10, and s. IS ,. 10.
On Saturdays ouly-t0f East Liverpool, Q u
p. m; from EAet Liverpool. ll.l2 %. NJ
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains Wis The P.ttshurg, Cincinnati aud So
Louis Railway Pan hanl'. Route. leave Wher
ing, fof Steub-ny..le, Pitislgfs and the Enst
$50 a. m, - - p m, 81 y. No., and s.iO 3. M.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81
Louis, $40 a. m. and so p. M. fof Columbus
snd Chicago, 1913 p m. Trains arrive al Wheel
Ing a; 80 a. M, 1000 =. d.. As D. M and 20
p N. Trains leaving ~ s.;Q =. M. aud arriving
~ $50 p II. run solid between wheeling aud
Pli'sburg. al trains daily except sunday
uofU
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
F.. r. V.

(Fgst Flying NlfFiuiau1
Vestihulc Limited. solid. with Diulng Car he.
! tween New YORK. Washington ana Cincinnati.
| Nestihule Sleeper between Washington ana
Louisville aud Oli Point and Cincinnati sclci-
| ule in Eject January !. 1871.
CENTRAL STANDARD rrF Wet a. Chiffon
| Forge
| Forge
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Nos Band I. daily, r. +. V. Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vest.
bue Sleeper be- ween Washington and Louis
Vile
No 3 leaves Washington ~ ~ 10 3. m. and A.
riyes At Charleston AZ ll.2l a. m; Huntington
NJ ~ - 3. m
No. leaves Washington nj 30 a m. and Ar
riyes AT Charleston At ~ % a. m; Huntington
At $50 M.
Nos. and 2 have Pullman Slecpers between
CincinnatiAn and Washington. Solid train between
Cincinnati and Old Point daily.
ACCOMMODATOS TRAINS.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION No. -. ieAVe
Clifton Forge daily s.3OA. M. arrive Huntington
6.3Opm No. u. daily. leave Huntington 800
A. M, arrive Clifton Forge I 30 D. m. No ID,
daily except Sunday. leave East Sewell 800 a.
m. arrive huntington 1000 a. m. No. 10, daily
exec pt Sunday, leave Huntington 200 ,. m, AZ
rive East Sewell % p. M.
CINCINNATI DIVISION No. Il, daily er.
cept Sunday leave Ashland Junction . q a NJ,
arrive Cincinnati ~ - a. m. No. ~, daily ercspt
Sunday. leave Cincinnati 200 =. m, arrive Ash
land Junction 7 n p. m. No. ~. daily efcep
SUNDAY leave Maysylle '.ib a. m, arrive Ciu-
cinnnr $50 a. m. No. ~, daily except sunday
leay Cincinnati 500 p m, arrive hAysYille
Tsp ~
H. ". FULLER, Cent PAss. Agi.
GEO ". STEVENS, Gent Supi.
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o. U. A NJ.

Island Council No. /, o. L. a. NJ, cele-
brated their second anniversary last Tues
dav night, with the McClelland Mandolin
Guitar and Banjo Club the feature OF the
evening
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Saturday, the 18th Day OF April,
A. ID. 1891.

beginning at 10 o'clock a IN, the following de-
scribed property, that Is to say, certain piece
or parcel Of land in the First ward OF the city ~
Wheeling W. Va, lying and being Immediately
north Of the property OF the estate OF David Gar.
den. licensed west OF Main street and south OF
Fourth street formerly called Bank street,,
ami east Of the Ohio river being part OF the
same property conveyed to Walter Is. Brooks,
| trustee by John j Jones, trustee, by deed dated
the 25th day Of August, 4. ID. 1873, and now OF
| record In the Clerks office OF the County Court
OF Ohio county West Virginia, In deed book
No g. on pages 1874 and 49,, and beng also the
same pi, CO OF property that was conveyed by
| William L. Hearn and Thomas O'Brien. trus-
/ tees TO said West Virginia China Company by
deed bearing date the 18th day OF September A.
ID. 1857. and Of record In the said Clerks office
| OF said County Court OF Ohio county In Deed
| Book No. ~. on page ~. will AZ the same
time and place sell all the machinery, fixtures,
and moulds OF the said West Virginia CHINA
| COMPANY At the works Of ID Company, stu
ated upon the above described property.
The parcel Of land described above contains
about two acres and one-haii OF lana ana hhs
upon IL a lnrge and complete pottery works,
which is practically new, having been IN opera
ton less than two years
| TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purchase
/ none or as mush more as the purchaser may
elect 10 paw. cash In hand on the day Of sale,
| the residue In two equal in>tnlmeuts, pay able
| ip one and two years from the day u sale, TIE
deferred instruments to b. secured e. the salts
| faction OF the undersigned trustee by giving q
lien on the property sold. .,.
mri7i Trustee.
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FyTANCE AND IRA ns
Money at 3 Per Cent. --,3rvernr,snts Dull
and Steady-Stccks Duil--Flour Steady
and Inchanyed-W Wheat steady.

NEW YoRK. March IS Money on call
easy. with no loans and closing offered at
3 per cent: prime mercantile paper, 5aa
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet at 1914
ASST.
The weekly bank statement shows the
following changes: Reserves, decrease,
S5l3,335; loans, increase, $3.50, 700: specie,
increase, $500; legal tenders, decrease,
S3OG, 500; deposits, increase, Sips, 100;
circulation. increase $4,000. The banks
now hold $, ~, $50 in excess of the re-
quirements of the % per cent. rule.
GovEkNMENTs-Dul and steady.
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WHEELING u ELM GROVE
~ RAILROAD. on and after Monday,
December $50. ls90, trains Nili ruu as fullovs-
Cils Time
Le.vs MhesAng. Leave ELm Grove.
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have used S. S. S. for number q
wears. and consider it the best tonic ana
blood remedy that ever used. In fact
| would not attempt to enter upon Q
snrinr OF summer in this climate WITH
o 9 II H. W. COLEMAN,
." OF Coleman, Ferguson q Co.,
pads City. Fla
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works in Wheeling, " Va

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by West Virginia China Company, 70 me a.
trustee bearing date the 18th day OF January,
A. ID. 1889 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
ginia. in Deed OF Trust Book No. ", on pages
las 4, 3, and g. will proceed TO sell At public
sale. nj the front door OF the Court House Of
said county, in the city Of Wheeling. West Viz
giniA on
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, by vIR-
L tue OF deed OF trust executed 10 him by
William Bauer and Frederick Bauer, dated
October 9Th, 1884. and OF record In the Office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio County,
W. Va. in Deed OF Trust Book No. g. on page
Al will on