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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
BELLAIRE.

Thomas Nicholson, the ball player, has
/ signed with the Sioux City club. He Will
/ be In the same league as Will White and
/ Bert Kennedy, who play with the Denver
club. White left yesterday for the West.
Must all our ball players have secured posi-
tons in the West this year
4 boy named Frank Lewis was pain
fully cut on the arm by playmate yester
day. Lewis was using his hands freely on
his colleague when the latter pulled out
knife and rather thoughtlessly made cut.
The blood flowed freely and doctor had
to be called.
The death of Miss Lille Wetherold,
daughter of Syl Wetherold, occurred last
night. Deceased was the eldest daughter,
and was lovable girl of about rs years of
age.
The Shubert Quartette will appear here
next Thursday evening under the auspices
OF the Lecture Committee. This will be
the finest attraction OF the course
Quite a number of Good Templars passed
through the city yesterday on their way to
Quaker City IN attend a convention. Sew
eral went out from here.
a large number Of Italian workmen came
here from Wheeling Yesterday for work on
the new roads. 4 consignment also left
LOT GlllSDurg.
Trees will be planted in public square by
TheoOald kee al 10 cents each. What
kind of trees can be purchased at 10 cents Z
Deputy L. 5 Marshal Maggie is after sew
eral parties who have been sending
threatening letters through the mails.
The steamer Phillips brought u big barge
here from Martins Ferry, which will be
loaded with steel for shipment South.
Fred Schicll is in the city visiting his
father in the Fourth ward Fred has been
rolling pills at Charleston, w. Va.
\ large lot of hides that had been pur-
chaoed by Bellaire parties were sold this
week TO a gentleman from Cadiz.
Mr.. Barr, the shoe man, will open his
new store in frame row on Noble street
the LIST OF April.
Mrs Naylor, who runs a grocery on
Union street, will exchange business rooms
with b. Krauss.
The Golden Ministries is not making
much progress, and may not perform this
season.
Another B. X o. engine tried TO run off
Tuesday, but was stopped by the turn
table
Ezra Kendall in the Kids will appear a,
the Elyslan Theatre this evening.
Herbert Buchannon has secured posi-
ton at Emsheimer's in Wheeling.
James Curns, employed at the blast fur
mace, IS laid up with 4 mashed foot.
Two children named Marling were sent
to the Children's Home yesterday.
H. Mendel, of the steamer Phillips, has
gone TO Pittsburg on business.
The Mayor listened to a case for Sunday
selling Tuesday night.
Mrs j. K. Hartshorn is having her mil
livery store fixed up.
John Brocah has given up housekeeping
and gone TO Wheeling.
The ST Nicholas Hotel is to have some
additions.
Dump" Sherman is in the city on a
visit.
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Saturday, the l4th Day of March,
A, ID, 1891,

beginning 40 10 o'clock TO- 30 tle following le-
.rrt he'd property that is ~ SPY. c'-f.,lu piece
~ tarcel u hud 10 tlr Fret wtidn of The titt 81
wheeling Vs. Vs.. living Hnd being immediate i!
r.rfh fhe property Of the estate ol David Oar
j-n. dec..n>et. Nestof Main street and south oi
Fourth st-e.t. formerly called Bank -re"l
least u the Ohio river being part ~ %"
same urop.rty cnnveVed 20 Walter y. Brooks,
trustee. hv John ! Jones trustee. hos I"ed dated
tt.. nth dal 81 August. 4 10 -. and no" OF
-.co-d in -. Clerks Office ~ the tou iy'onft
rf Ohio county. West virginia. in decd book
So a. on page, i3l aud rs. and boz nr also %"
same pi e. of prtl-rts that wA- conveyed o1
william + Hearn and Thomas - brien. tru--
tees o. said Wet virginia CHINA Company by
deed bearing date the 18th DAY of Sep'"mb"f
D 1877 and of record 10 the -fid Clefk- ohc'
~ said County Court Of Ohio county IN Deed
hook 80. ~. 90 page ~ will az th~ same
time and place -eli an "a mac.lu~fy' nAtlf"-.
aud mouids " the said Wet Virginia china
Company ~ The works Of -tid Company. stu
ated upon She above described prop ny.
The parcel Of land described above contains
about two acres anf One-hnn ~ land and ha'
mon u q large and complete pottery WORKS
which h. practically new, having been IN opera
ton less than fyo years.
TERMS OF LE-One-third - the purchas"
none. or o.. mu.h more ns the purchaser may
elect o. gay. cash IN hand on the day ~ sale
the residue iu two equal insttlment., payhbl"
in one and two year. from the day OF sale. the
deferred iustalmeut- 20 be secured o. the sails
faction - the undersigned trustee boy giving b
lien on the property sold.
JOHN d. CULBERTSON,
r.ts Trustee
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FOR SALE.

$3.50 acres % land IN Rnnawha county. West
virginia twelve mics from Charleston con
tanning valuable timber. namely Oak. Wild
cherry Walnut. Poplar and lii k"rN. >"veral
veins Of Corl and lion Or The ab 81 land i'
DO nted 10 the Oh telt. between Big Sandy
creek ami Xix river Abstract ~ tit" ALL De-
rur i,h.o % unrties desiring o. purchas
Price. 80 per acre fora short ln" nil,
S.yru-ro0iurd house iu splendid condition
40 i54 t. II street. $500
Double brick house Oh Jacoh and Nin-'"" M
streets -iN rDnu- iu etch pnrt 500
-our-r,om.i house on belmont ana Nice 'o
lorh streets Fun ward q ~. Can CIV im
mediate possession.
Threc.foomrd house. First ward ground ~,
iGl feet $40 ..
Siy.ronmra .u.. - = YORK. street. '2Oo
Double frame house. 31.ig ana $40 loi sif'''
1920
and Twenty fourh -tr'rt-. flim.
SN-roomrI house rr rrI - Twenty third
street. fs1
rrn.roomed house. ~ Main street s2aD
Two house. on Niurtrnth street each 4 80
Nln4-room.d house. % MARKET rrc"t Nh"
Thfce-rnom'd hul." ou Wood ,ir"' O. D. iM"'n
Invent, fourth aui twenty nfh 'frrct tl.l'
Gallagher Addlfiou q % 'o - n"ach
T,ycuft-four Iut. BOD Nhrv.Nnu. Opposite th'
.ni,.rDtcnirnf- OF ihr Is a g. n'inut. o." %
- nAo. % Jurrfi., fh' p'. 'Irrni.. "d
count. r.l n-H-.
,un .nrfuflAr
burg -nf.r.tf nh
"a i.
80 .u.-i.-l
r.r. 500.
Eighty -iN i.f'-tN. m., -s,. of F"
SOD ,..
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YAHDS,

BALIIMUNE 1t y , IUOh NItUof
MONDAY, March TO-
SwINE-The offerings at the yards are
fair in point of numbers, being but few
hundred less than they were last week
The quality also shows little, if any, change.
Quotations show but slight variation from
that of last weeks range A moderately
fair trade is reported in all the yards We
quote the range at 5a5a.c net for most Of
the sales Rough hogs and sows sold
down TO "A a5%c per pound net. Receipts
of hogs during the week numbered 10, s33
haad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

BALTIMORE. Mp. March ll.-Wheat,
western unsettled; No. winter red spot
and Marchsl O5; NAY 81 Oh July 81 o.
August 81 OOls. Corn, western strong
mixed spot and March 6Sa6S4c: April
6ii4 a6Sc; Nav @9!c Oats, active and
strong: western white 5Sa59c. Hay dull.
Provisions. firm; mess pork old $40 %;
new sll 90 Butter. active. Eggs, steady
al Ice. Coffee. dull Receipts-Flour, 800
barrels: wheat, 1900 bushels corn. 10000
bushels: oats. 5000 bushels; rye, son
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels
corn l. 600 bushels
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the Soda Counter.


~It- my turn" she said az the soda
counter, taking ont little purse.
No. TO-, u'ur." said her friend. rum
ma.iug Bon Her pocket. where she iounu
a SINAI. shabby nocbethoob; what Viii
YOU '3kc''
"What you do.
Then l'u have sedan cream
"SuN L.
Two soda>'u cream. please TO the
drug clerk. Oh. wait minute.
Wouldn't you rather have ginger ale,
MINI"
no. dear unless You do"
Human. Lemme see. ] olieve d
rather"
..Tirr Tll have ginger ale. too.
81 the druggist, who had been stand
inc with tine TWO empty glasses in ms
hand. turned to draw the ginger ale.
IL don't SNOW. Ginger ale some
Zines makes ms head ache. >pose We
rake. chocolate soda, Min
SAN right dear. That vii. DO nice.
Then they ,hattercd Ike younS mag
II, there black spot ON my face
No. Min. You look lovely, hut /
know I'm looking % fright
..You sweet thing you never 'ooN'G
better i'm your l.fe. That one spot ven
g., So becoming.
~But YOU manage your spot So much
better. Mine gets in my eyes.
.,Vere-, our chocolate. Now. put mp
rrEr- H. nv frpNf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

1885, do preferred, 1873 New York Central,
1919; Oregon Transcontinental, liA;
Pacific Mail, 81l(; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 10 Plttsburg, l4g: Pullman
Palace Car. 100; Reading, 2sel; Rock
Island, 652i; ST. Louis and san Fran
cisco, -; do. preferred, -; do. first pre-
ferred, IS; St. Paul, 5S3i do. preferred II ;
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba. 1857 ;
st. Paul and Omaha, 81; do preferred,
-; Texas Pacific, 1875 : Onion Pacific, AZ ;
United States Ex press. CD: Western Union.
SOl[
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NIacbeth,s pearl tor" and

Macbeth's pearl top " and
pearl glass lamP-chlmneys
are made of tough glass that
costs four times rs much as
common glass; and the work
IN ,hcm costs Il good dea-
rore than the work on com
non chimneys, Just as the
work ON a dress IS proper
.ioncd TO cost OF stuff.
line dealer isrightn saying
1c can't afiord to sell them at
.hc prices of common glass
-luaey>
md what viii become O
MS chimney trade if his chin
ae,suc.cr break? He is ap
10 be wrong there. He car
li.ord to charge a fair prIc'
md give new chimneys for q
has be- .&i0rse
llEe q tJiN ailh a:m.
s.,.-la Geo.. N.u..,aA co.
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G. O. SMITH.

Real Estate Age I,
mari No. 1919 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

Lane Af..finr
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0pr Sale and 9nr Rent.
FOR SALE.

Th.tw, story Brick Dwelling ON northeast
corner Of rwenty-siyth and Eoh streets. TIN.
/. a good aud substantial house with good
Brick Stable on reef aud Will boz slid No ahou'
what the house alone would cast 90 bull
Frame House containing ia rooms, az No. m
Market street. 80,
Rrick House containing -iN rooms AZ No. i'3
Sixteenth street.
Road Choice location. Above high water.
Kuildirr Lots ON NcCaioch street three
squares north of Central Glass Works from -"
up to $40 Splendid building sites. Never
b thcrcd b., h.od,.
Building Lots on east end OF Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth streets.
BUILDING Lots on Twenty ninth street. east ol
McCuloch street. 500
SiN Room House. 2il9 Jacob street sl.ip
Fight Room Dwelling. with large !1rd, lh
Martins Ferry Very cheap
Siy-roomed House wi'h hal. bath room. h"l
aud cold wa'er. ~ lVi McColloch steel h'
much less than 10 cost
new five roomcd BrIcs House on northwest
corner Of Eleventh and foif itre"i'. VI 49,
Country Residence. with gil ucrr> OF -rouhc
M Elm Grove l5minut"s' walk from station.
House. conininmg eight rooms. good cellar
cistcfn and splendid VOL natural gas lAT-"
stable. yard contains beautiful -hndr trees
shrubberv: a large orchard and good gnr'en
This property front, So 70 70 ON National Road
VIII sell ~ q whole or divide o.. situated On %
heauti nj elevation. with natural drainage.
\ ~ acr, Farm on firinont PiAc min m'l''
from thu, tiiv Good house. stable aul out
buildings 4 nv arrr- ln Blue 6fa~- Hih"
stone land prc'. $3.50
Vegetable Farm on Ohio river. NJ b"itrr
urouud: will grow anything Continuing -
ner,s: good housr. i've minutes WALK 90 stu
ton: siN miles from WhechtF
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COWARDLY ACT.
IL. Clay King Waits for His Victim and
Mortally Wounds BIN.


MEMPHIS. March l0.-Mr. David H..
Poston, prominent lawyer, was this
morning shot and mortally wounded by
Colonel II. CLAY King, well known
citizen and also q member OF the Mem
phiS Bar. The tragedy occurred on May
street. opposite Court Square. and oc-
rasloned great excitement on the crowd
ed thoroughiare, which was thrOnged,
i'm addition TO the usual crowds, by a
large number OF lady shoppers, which
the bright spring weather had brought
out.
Colonel II. clay King served with
distinction in the Confederate army,
being commander of Kings Tigers"
is a brilliant lawyer; has held different
offices in Shelby county, and is tho
author OF Kings Digest OF the Laws OF
Tennessee, which was for long time a
standard work.
The canSes which led to the shooting
have their origin in the law suit which
has become a cause celebre in both
Tennessee and Arkansas judicial annals,
and to which II. Clay King and Mrs. Gid
con j. Pillow, wife OF Gideon j. Pillow, OF
Fort Pillow fame were the principals.
The litigation has been pending for
number OF years, and grew out Of GER
tain transactions between these parties
with regard TO Arkansas lands, Mrs.
Pillow claiming the title through GER
tain deeds signed by King, and which
he claimed were never executed, so far
As delivery was concerned, alleging that
she obtained SurreptitiOuS possession Of
them. The firm OF POStOn y PoStun
was of counsel for Mrs Pillow, the com
plainant. aud had prosecuted her title
vigorously.
very bitter feeling was aroused be-
tween the parties to the litigation, and
evidence hurtful to the social reputa-
ton OF both was freely adduced. Kings
bitterness against Mrs. Pillow was in "a
measure transferred 10 Mr. David Pos
ton. the leading counsel. The main
case Is now pending in the Supreme
Court of this State, and is set for the
April term of that tribunal, it having
been decided i'm the lower Court in
Kings favor.
Colonial King was seen standing in
front Of Lees cigar store, at half-paSt
II. with large pistol in his hand. a
moment later Mr.. PoSton came along.
Without "A word of warning King
stepped out from the doorway, and
placing the pistol-a 44-calibre-ag against
Mr.. Po>tou's abdomen, fired. The
wounded man staggered blindly for a
few seconds. when friends rushed to
his assistance and carried him into
nearby restaurant. King stood still,
pistol i'm hand, and was arrested L few
moments later Mr.. PoStOn was taken
10 I'm lnGrmary soon after the shooting,
and is tonight IN precarious condi-
tion. The attending physicians say he
cannot recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

CINCINNATI O., March li.-Cotton'
quiet: micdlngs &c. Flour, hrmer
Wheat. firm: No. , red Il ~; receipts,
4co0 bushels: shipments, LOO bushels.
Corn. strong and higher No. : mixed Ola
~, Oats. higher: No, mixed 55c. Rye.
firm at 81 10 Pork, firm at go 81 Lard,
strong s. .Oa5 -. Bulk Meats, strong at
AZ e ISis. Bacon. strong and higher at
:; o0. Whisky. firm and higher at Il 10.
hutter. firm Sugar, weak. Eggs, strong
at l5c Cheese, strong
ToLrpo. O.. March 1l-Wheat. active
and firm: cash 81 O2i5; May 81 4-f; July
9si.c: August @i4c. Corn, dull May Ole
Oais ouiet: cash SIC Clover-seed, dull
and steady: cash and March 81 65 Re-
cc,eeipts-Wheat, .,Oc0 bushels; corn. 1000
bushels rye, COO bushels; clover seed, leo
bags Sbipments-Flour. 1000 barrels
wheat. 900 bushels; corn, lI,00o bushels =.
rye. Gao bushels; clover seed 80 bags
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

Wife lfretiuilyl Something Is gong
+, beoren. dearest. Yes. yes, l nave d
,resonfiment. felt sure of 10.
Husband thoroughly acquainted
with his spouscI-No, j think noi. ne ne
dres>maker and miliiner called WINE
Won were ont. and l-er->ettled the
bills
Wife rarturously Darling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12

CIrnt-Nou have au item in Your DILL
..\Ivice. january =. So That was the
dav before retained you.
LAWYER know 30. But don't you
-.m,mber. on the >rh told You you d
better lot me take the case for you'
Cucut-Ne>.
LAWYER Well. that's the advice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
rh..eIawyer. are a BAD Lot.

.He's am awful swindler, exclaimed
"a vouug man of a lawyer who hau SET
tIrj upa relatives estate. NY, Irou
nm, pile % papers hc went through, the
experience be- got iu the case must nave
b..su worth $1,000, and what does he do
t,.t. charge MS $50 besides.
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~ov They Know without It,

Early i'm the century the old church
,.II nm Meeting House hill. in Dorches-
Ter. used to ring at II o'clock every lore
noon 10 announce TO the working people
~ the ucichborhood when 1t was time
IN take their II o'clock drink.
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They Expect che Injustice.

Ifvou keep your ears open in your a.
socis,iop with men. you will hear them
COMPLAIN ofteuer Of the ingratl'ude oil
friends than Of the injustice OF enemies
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of "A Deed Of Trust executed b,
Harry Radcliffe 10 me. Is Trustee. to secure th'
pnvrnpnt OF "a negotiable note. payable ut th,
National Bank of West Virginia. calling lpi
$3.50 -. To Goodhuc n Thomas recorded 10 Deed
OF Trust Book 20 and folio n. ,aid notr being
dated February -. 1880 aud payable one yea;
after date and under the provisions OF -ilH
Deed ~ Trust and by virtue Of the same. viii
sell one Bay Horse. one Bay Ncarllng Cci'. and
TWO spring Wagons. one top aud one open
being ihc property conveyed hy sail De of
Trust by the said Harry Radc!in" 90 m" a'
rru,te TO secure the %. Nment ~ said note
The snle Of said property Will be 10 lO M
MARCH -. 1891. at the second Ward Market
House.
Terms cf Salc-Cn>h
WILLIAM A. LOVE. Trustee"
February 70. 1871 iebnaWt
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Lot on y. Huron street sI,isD feet. with four
room frame house IN The r.at. rents i0r SO yer
month.
a large tract cf land just south OF Marshall
county line IF rty-.lghth street,
The entire square bounded bs NAN. Twenty
fourth and rw-niN-rfth streets and Alley IS.
,1Uhi=l lrtt
No. II Maln street fyr room-. hrirh $50
No. y :, Penn -rrcet - fDoi.s. lafg, yard.
No. ~ Lane stfeet. i've rooms. frame. s2.JDJ
No 1921 ro1 street. siX rooms. brick. 500
40 ? Virginia street. eight rooms. OrlcA hue
location
No lio7 McCo och street, seven rooms. n me,
5000.
No. Il2l Alley II. six rooms frame. 800
20 lOi Fifteenth street. i've rooms hfick
q $50
No il97 Alley II. FIVE rooms. frame so
Lot 6Oylii feet. west side \. frcut IT,. 81 -
lot Box u feet. On Fourteenth street S'n
so. . ; ruron street seven rooms frame.
- 800
so. ~ s Huron street. three rooms, frame.
q so
Northwest corner y Front and Keutuct,
street. -iN rooms e 40
40 rsi7 Eof strrrt. >-y'n rooms and store-
ruoil. 2! a.
" 2li7 and 3il9 Man street brick lot iixiD
feet $500.
Lon, on ) nth Huron street. apyi2O feet. sol
Lots on south Penn street sNlb feet. $40.
Lots on South Elm street, SlNlOO feet $50
Lot. on North Wabash street. 2aNilu feet. tiD0
No 1910 Byron street. Xix rooms, brick. sssco.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
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Never Too late to Mend.

30 yea think these shoes are worth
mendng
.Veu. yes II sole and heel en- aud
pi Kew upper> con- EN-. The strings are
.fill good.
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RAuROADs-More active; sales, s'4s.OOO
SrocK~-The Post says: There IS pref
~ larce short interest outstanding in Bur
iirrion. Rock Island and Atchison, ana so
far as the first mentioned two are concern
ed the short interest is becoming uneasy
i'm view Of the Improvement in the earnings
since January
The general sentiment upon Wall street
has undergone considerable change IN the
past few days, and IRON surface lhui'a-
iicns the trading element is now inclined TO
believe that higher prices are not SO far on
after all. The monetary situation IS not
regarded with any apprehension. while
mo exports OF gold are not taken into ser
ions consideration. the Outgo oil
silver during this week being
looked npou with much favor The mar
royyness of the market. however, stu re-
mains n barrier 70 extended operations.
Dullness was the great feature OF the day,
only the few leading shares showing any
animation whatever. The opening was
followed bv slight gains, ana especlaIIy N
T.ouisville and I.ackawanna, but burlington
was heavy. but later came up Win
the others The news "i tne ua!
was in the main encouraging, ana the state
mont of the Western Union especially So,
INIT IL had no apparent influence upon lhe
cool, which was unusually dull mt hrm
~ strong generally at fractional advances,
and Jersey Central is up 8 per cent. Della
aware ,, and Hundsou IA, Louisville and
Nashville H.. Sales. 1864 shares Quo
Citations closed bid
ADAMS Express. l4S; Anne rcau Express
rs: Canada Pacific, l5. Central Paci'
5Ss.: Chesapeake ana Ohio, Ia Go;
a., nreferred. 40. do second preferred
Sast. Chicago and Alton, l24: Chicago,
Pn1,iingfon and Quincy. ~ Delaware
srS Hudson. 1871; Delaware, Lacka--
, 49, and Western, l34&: Denver and
Pc &C Grande Il. Erie, Isl. DO. preferred
a. 90 Fl WAYNE. $50. Illinois Central. ~;
- shore i0,' Michigan Central, 81;
Si;rrss-,oiis and 81 Louis 1; 80 preferrei.
o, y" DO preferred, -. Northwestern,
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Baggage checked through 90 destination 'f
tickets.
" J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent
PGrkersburg. ". Va.
Al DANDY, Assistant General Passenger
Agent Parkrrshure. " Va
JIG. TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent. Wheel
ing W "a
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Monday,
December Ist. $50 trains VIII Sun a. follow
City Time
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
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-D1flr except sunday.
SUNDAY Clutch Trains Will leave Eim Grove
g. ID. CHILEAN,
Gen Manager.
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CHEoAPEAKE " ONO n.
p. f. V.

fAH' FlAlNk ftINiNuf
Vrstibule Limited. solid. NltL nHInk .tr. Pol.
tween New York. Washington aud '.ur.Hn..
Nrstihul, Sleeper between vs. tetfrE.rn .HI
Louisville and Old POINT and Clncinnaf ~rf.'
ule 10 Effect 'anIar, 1921
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE. West 90 tI' 'i
Forge
EASTERN STANDARD Tine Ensi Of ,nit.r
| Enryn
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4or Sale.
FARM FOR SALE !
About 100 Acres,

Situate mainly in Brooke and paril, 10 ohio
counties W Va near Potomac
w. 'h. az der.igned. offer iuf sale the farm
OF the hate Samuel McClrty containing about
100 acre, Of good productive farming land.
There are Two Dwelling Houses. Stable and
other outhulding, on the land. II not s1i go
,,,,,.. T.. -. d.. I.f,r.. tho
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PETROLEUM.

New YoRK, March 1l.-Petroleum
opened steady at 60 5sc and was dull dur
inc the forenoon. but later there was re
port OF reduction in the price Of refined and
April option declined &c, closing week
PENNSYLVANIA oil April option spening aud
highest. 763<c; lowest 7fasc; closing
~. Total sales ~. OOJ barrels.
OIL CITY. Pa, March l.-Petroleum
opened az 10 &c ;highest 1d9fc; lowest '+i4c;
closed at 745,c bid Sales, 21l. 600 barrels:
clearances. los. 900 barrels: charters, 36.3i9
barrels; shipments, 6!,594 barrels; runs,
-, 76i barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
2Istpan Of March. 1891.

we will. on hat day. offer The property for sale
NJ Public Auction ~ the north front door 81 the
Court House Of Ohio county. in Wheeling, W.
Va Terms OF SALE-Ouc-third Of the purchase
money or as much more the purchaser may
elect 10 pay. cash on the day of sale, and the
balance in two equal instalmeuts IN one ana
two wears from the date OF sale. with interest.
the purchaser to give his notes therefor. 10 De
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
". NJ. DUNLAP,
GEORCER T.. GlLCHRlST.
trr,.ndv Trustees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
1llbrrIing Reoistrr
0raurlcrs' Qsninr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRAtNS-ENr1ANArIO OF RErER-
sNCs NARKs. sDaily. fSunday excepted. 4Mon-
lav excepted SSuuday excepted saturday
sNcrrtrd SSatlriay only. sunday only
Meridian. Nov a. 1870 Wheeling time, which
.s one hour ea-iicr than Central Time.
$40 KR Depart Arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
FOR SALE.

ESTATE