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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-11
TnusrEE's SALE.
SALE OF 4 YALg "a.
IEES9 uv WORKS IN WHEELING,

,---s--;s.TTE,s SALE OF A VALUA'
TRUs tnEGT Tir WORKS IN WHEELING
Va, q, desd Of trust made By Yves Ws;l
~ yiSsinn Company 70 me - InsE go Deat
y!fIln, me 18th day Of January, a. ~ ~ AG To,ntS
.sosoItd In the Clefkws Va VTTriais in Deed q
Court o. UnI ~ IA oii pages l, 2. ., and 9,
Trust BooA y, w. III al public sails a. the 'front.'
VIII pi0csstIc ,,,rt uouso Of said county II the
doof q wheeling. West Virginia. on
CiVO mr. iiIu DAY or Mach, A. D, ls9l'
sAipSpA' ", ., ia o'clock 4. M, the following de-
bfIinIIi"th ,n,sfty, that IL 70 Ayt cyEt ~
scteeI Ig",,cl Of land 10 tho kirSL Mhfa ~ ine
ES!EnI Wheeling, West NiIgn i En ~ the
lng immg ~ ,.tJ laden deceased, west Of Main
tsIGw OF ~, .,rtf al senTth street tlormetly
street anH .,+eSt, and east Of the Ohio river,
etiel "a nsTt oI The same properly GoI'e{S1 ~. "
klnks Brooks, trustee, " SOnn S,1,sS
,.,Sr BY seed dated the S9Ln IN ~ me CisFF's
4. D. w, IA Tnsnty Court Of Ohio County, west
Otaee o. w y, NEED BO1k No. e.. on pages ~ ana
Virginia " IT,, $50 tho same piece OF properly
~, Anu S,gyCfCd b. william y; henn nuu
i5 Wy O'Bden. tTusseeS, 70 tao va ,Sa iS,h
rSisG Company BY deco 9 III ia " record 10
tII oSSFs,E'S Ofice OF BRid County court q
The ni l ~ IN iced Book No. 70, on page ~
GSq he samo time ard place , SS Az 81 81 t tss
.rb,ssfy, d1tures, tools SnG 1nS St ,Ss Wosts
vSyI , iRl1a upon tSo above de
sVS,Ibed property. ,.,o,Ihod Sbove contains
The p. ~ .s,ss and OuehGH Of land and has
1boG' ~" : iSfgc aud complete pottery wo VOL,
HiG9b !, Practically new, having oeen In opera
gea les tash s M HoSs.thir6 Of the purchase
THE :" a. inTch more Is the purchaser may
elect q Tay, NV Two equal instalmenIs, payable
SS md two ycarS o the dsy o. saie tne
ssnel % 81 ' tfuatse By giving
Iel on the P PSHPS b. IGUiBERTsoN. Trustee.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physicisn, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless victim OF consump.
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and alter taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and we'll
now does her own housework and is rs
well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
OF this great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.. drug store, large bottles 50c and 81
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LADIES enjoy the pleasant effects Of
"OLIvE BLOSSOM" 1t cures when all
else fails. There is no reason why you
should suffer from the many weaknesses
peculiar to your sex when you can OBJ
tain sample containing ten days treat.
ment free, and one months treatment
"Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. R. Goetze, W. W. Irwin
W. E. Williams, @. schnepf, O. Menke
meller, W. G. Armbright, W. H. vii
liams and n. W. Heinrich; ]. w: Oar
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie & Co., Bridgeporti O. NJ. Wy
r ck Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood
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Petroleum.

NEW YoRK. March lO-Petrolcum opened
steady, but alter the first sales sRggcd OF Skc on
light selling from the West, then rallied nc, and
afterwards became dull and remained 30 until
tIon: Opening and highest, 1919; lowest, 7614c,
closing 76zc; no Lima; total sales $1,000 barrels.
OIL Cry, Pa, March lO.-opened at 7g51c;
highest 7G1sc; lowest 7Ofc; closed Gt16H No; sales
1000 barrels; cleArances 5000 barrels: char.
tefs 49, 49l barrels; shipments 500 barrels runs
9S,97O barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March lO.-Petroleum dull
and heavy; opened al 1910; closed and lowest
76ISc; highest &c.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 10-opened and low.
est 76%c; closed at 7GaIe; highest nc; cleat.
Anees 2Qi 900 barrels.
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Wool.

BosroS, MASS, March lo.-wool market
quiet; Ohio. aud Pennsylvania X at 8lGS9c; Xxx
3ja3ic;No l, 87aSS: Michigan x 2SA3OC; MOL com.
bling 4Ga42c; Ohio fine dGiaine 36a37C; unwaShed
comhlng woods 29a3lc; Territory frm at G0Ae5t
for fine; 68aGOc for flne medium; 55a57c FOL
medium; pulled woods firm; supOrs {0a45C: fail
TO good supers 3OaSsc; extra 2aASOci Australian
firm; foreign steady.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March l0.-wool mar.
ket quiet; prices steady aud unchanged.
NEW YORK, March l0-wool quiet; pulled %
sc; Texas f7R2ic.
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Miss Chippy-Whata curious looking
butter dish, Mrs. Hashayer?" Mrs.
Hashayer-"Yes, I'm very proud OF
that butter dish; it has been in the
family fer years." Mr." Hallroomer-
"Sort Of hair.loom, you might say"
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LoOse's Red Glover Pile Remedy is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease, Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 6Oc'
For sale by Logan DrnV Company, paw
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WHOLESALE PRICES
OF All Kinds of Commodities Handled Ii
wheeling.
oIElcE OF rHE INTEttr9ESeER,, /,

y VI Al Ainas OF Ootn ,,
Wheeins'
oIE!eE o. TIE ;r IsTEtSig M:sSS h
4 Inc "hoIeaAls marcus VI "Se.S -, \,
active on most lines, Demand Is EoOa anu CO
: lec'iOns fair. =. ,,..
"hAiN' tN'U 1, 80 - =. az. 49,,
Flour & steady and the prices is expected to Al
i. vance BY nSxL week: rorrd to.. o. n,
8 bushel. Corn 70A76c per busheL oao' oSs0Oc pt
bushel. Rye 60a70c per bushel.
; Rlo'T-Fancy roller niil winter MneIat, Voc
- 90 per barrel; paper y " per ,paFtel' SPIN
wheat MinnehahA S y per barrel seii;;,,,,., .ooo
per ton. Hay, baled " 00alO % per ton; loos
800 per ton.
sIocERIEs.
Jhe pIleeS o. Sne4 y aaSe Ky Hp,iI Ae'
Fe8aSLIGn t I'Sns z sssS IA: CSroiinH choice "a
CaToIinS STIme 20: LouIsiGna prime 60
java Pearl SySc: bSoEeil SC. '-''-''- - y
: ns5gnI ~. Vorr,ans NgnIe DripS. AVA
1IiIon LSSS' *. tHT HsIlSn EsRK 76o: half bar
~ neS, ~ VI. RITb1 Mania svFnn IbSt
rSiS, ~. RIISv HSnle * barrels So; Blxby
ionP Eot W G5c RIT6y XSnIe to,Srt cans a
s, I,,S '5asIS a1os o. aTdIiinnSI Il mi
bSFrelI. Nav c1op ~ New Orleans MoIas s:tsi
cbniCs IL. mime lGce EaIrTc: mixed good. New
opra mania ~ Syr,In. Gallon cans. 81 10: x eSiloS
cans bpre mSple. h Is pSr gallon: Y Gallon cans
nnre manic. ii % per RRllon
PTOpISiOlis-LArges S. D. hams g554c: medium s. C.
hams loo; small i0Kc; s. @. breakfast bacon
Sc: s. O. shoulders &c; sides 7aT1<C; bacon
shoulders 611c; ham bees lie; ofd!sAEy eeei l0S;
a AN mesS P9tk 10 plv'SS 81" WI "'@" p"fA
uIe cS DID, S s:Aroa In t,orca 5skc. "A In fin.
y,Ss IA, ,If, ~ u ~. ~ InsSIIV H. -.
~ "a Ih III s7lo: III nsj,s % IhS ss%c.
Il" bpSIIs n lhs CSIcspo iRrd 10 IesS. ~
cubes
ssl1. S1iH11 SiH Az. StSndaS5 WingSoS
IA: 4mSSican sIes XII! wSits aim SIC; sand.
S n, ;,S,n ~,
fanSyy green SS5Ss: choicc Stcen SS5Sc: roeStlfie
vraSets DO. Az t7c. SoSStsd in naeEaReS
Valley RIO 2yLic; Pan Handle 2S3Ic; AfbuckIe &
Co.'S roasted 8&c, Bulk roasted AlFc; on Gov
eminent Java roasted S6c; "A" grade BIO nc.
7Eas-Youny Hyson per ID, GstoOci EHnpoW'
der, 3al6c; imperial, 8a5Oci Japan, 2SAIOci
candIes-st9r, full wcight lie; Paratinc, pei
h., l2ci mould, per set, lOc
Ifne1dT-Uhoice cider, lAlic per gal; Ste "a
srd city brands loallc per GAL; country .aAlbc
per Eal., as to quality.
CheGse-lS quoted a. Iobblng at II 1Sc and scarce
for prime western; lI1Sc TO l2e for tnn cream;
SWeltZcr lSGlic, according 10 quality; Limburger,
lSc: factory, loc
80 lbs, IS 50; No. 8, IS 50 for 100 lbs.
Scods-Timothy 81 ~ per buShel; clover, small
seed, $3.50.
dairy, dpe. SSSshel ;Sck', 81 % per sack.
Cdaaod Goods-GsIlSn spples. q rs per dozen;
Standard 3 ID. table peach. 81 60 10 q IS;
pie peaches, 8 h., s2tOi pie peaches, 9 H..
& IS; No. 9 tomatoes, new, &c 10 81 90;
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TO LET.

stOreroom 1854 Market street. m
Five rOOmed biiCk, arstciaS properly; "
North Huron street. Above htSh wHteF' ~"
"T XXX, roomed house, 100 virginia street, with
sY modern improvements. 80. p
2,yen rOomed house 81 South YORK street.
Thee rOomCd house, los virginia Street
.DGiiy Farm within one mile oil THIS CITY,
C. O. SMITH,
pal E,,0to Ayort 1919 Market street.
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=, Will on that day. Offer The property to y, I AZ
q pailc auction a the norm i whHs aIS' Va
Court House q OHIO GGSnSyi u o, he pIrchaSc
ILhS, ., ~ a, Innch more as tho purchaser may
oI,Ty, ~ nv - cSyh on the day OF Eaic, AID me
e.ect 70 ~ SS eouel instlllmentsin oae aud
DA1aH HSsIs - win interest the purchaser 70 gNs
E,S NOTES theItior 10 be secured W ueeu OF
ms, I on the property sold;
GEORGE B. y. G1LCH Nst.
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"MY sore ran in the night, and my
soul refused TO be comforted." Poor
fellowl OF course it did. Pity, he
couldn't get Salvation Oil. Only % CT"
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USoERrA1NrY may attend business
ventures and enterprises; but 1t never
attends the prompt administration OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.
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ahf 9ntflliaenfer.
once Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
KORNRR'S BATTLE PRAYER.

TranIGiet BY Eu0eae Fkld.
Round me the billoWs Of battle are pouring
Round mo the Ihundefs Of battle arc roaring;
Father ON high, hear Thou my cry
Father, OH lead Thou mel
Father, obi lead Thou mel
Lead me, DER Death and u! terror victorious
See, ! acknowledge Thy will Rs all glorious: -
ISIlaPoint Thou the way, lead where II may
God, / acknowledge Theel
God, / acknowledge Theel
As when the death leaves OF autumn whit
50, when The horrors Of war would cOniound
Laugh l At fear, knowing Thee near
Father, oh, bless Thou mel
Father, oh, bless Thou mel
Living or dying, waking OF sleeping,
Such as lam commit " Thy keeping:
Frail though be, Lord, bless Thou mo
Father, WoTthIp Theel
Father, / worshlp TheeI
Not for the love Of the riches that perish,
But for the freedom and Justice we cherish.
Stand we or fall, blessing Thee, ALI
God, submit 10 Theel
God, 1 submit to Theei
Yea, though the torrOn OF Death pass before
Yea. with the darkness Of Death stealing DER
Lord. unto Thee bend the knee
FAtherl l cry to TheeI
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March lO,-Cattle- Rcccipts
30 head: shipments 40 head; market steady
NJ yesterdays prices. Hogs ipS ! 400 head
shipments l,3.O head: market firm; Phlladcl.
phIaS 81 ONai O5; mixed % s5AS 9i' Workers 8 7na
so: pigs s. 40a3 20. sheep-Recelpts 400
head; shipments 500 head; market firm OF yes
terdAy's prices.
CINCINNATI, o., March l0.-Hogs In light gup.
ply and higher; common aud light So 8SaS 10;
packing and butchers s. 7Sa3 9S; receipts $40;
shinmentg Co.,
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|3LT1BLE PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE PROPERTY Foh
SALE. -, tror,o In WeIlsburR
p,,Css county, West Virginia. on
sITrRpAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
s,,oo,cock A, M, the farm belonging 70 TIC
NJ" ,IyIng COMPANY, kDOWn AZ he snyder
I ;.,,S ,I,nSted AT holidays Cove, containing
i1mS, SI and flity acres. The r., Q. q ST. Y.
y 4 rims rms through the farm Tor neArly mIie,
About twenty-five acres creek Dpttohl, p h,sSS
t ARM rSISS Of coal, Two Of Ere clay, Abundance
Ihlidipg. flag and lime stone, T. ,0
"'T""vS-ilnc. third cash, the balance IN one
,ToEnd three years with interest r-..-,..
'IM ". " COWnHN. IIuAteC.
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For Rent.
FOR SALE.

q shares Riverside Glass Works Stock.
No. 2! Alley b, coiuer Alley and Alley o.
rrCc, $3.50.
Nos. 800 and GOll Main street.
Is Acres Of land mile east OF Kim GROVE
Fronts ABOUT 500 feet on National road, with
topEs@emcd frame house and 20 Fruit Trees
Price, 81, 800.
NO. 400 GhApline street .....,...'....'..,....'. -
Lotto by $50 FEET, Elm GIOvC."..............t 20
No, Gil Main sutet. Business house and
dwelling, sixteen rooms,
SpS, 81 Rhd 10 Alley olS
NNA, Gti and 200 ChApllne Btrcet..".',..... SskS
No. ioh ICCOllOCh ~
No. 32S McCOlloCh ~
No. 1921 and 1919 Main EtICct.."................
No, 2ll0 and 2llg Main EtTeet.u.......,.......,..
No. gUGi and SOC Main Street.,.........'........
No, gtOi Market btTeet...... ......,.........., ~
No. lta McCollOch affect. ......a.,..,...' 49,
no. 70 ONO 80
No. lk9 South Penn ......,....,..' NV
No. 70 North Front underground % ny
ABOUT AOO StuV
NO. lOJ4 ChAplinc SS
NO. iii EOU ~
NO. lbs EOH stree
NO &ll ChApliAe htIecl .......,... !'sO
No. SySl Woods
No IESj Woods l'SO
Lots Is l&weS Cafney's heirs RadiSfoa...,.. ~ ~
no. OV0 Main 4Is
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NEW YoRK, March lo.-Plg iron quiet and
steady. Copper weak. Lead unchanged. Tin
easier; straits S2015.
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white 6,aS9c, Rye arm; choice 81 0oal0 Ha
dun; choice timothy ST. %; good 70 pftn
SO O6al0 60. Provisions SteAdyi mess PORK, OLE
$40 so; new. 80 u. Batter active aud gtfonH
fancy creamery S5a37c; fair 70 ch0lceSS&a3c- ERE
steady at 6c. Cotee quiet; kio ly'zc'
CHICAGO. March 10 -Holdersot wheat devote
short or who had none OF the grain on hand Wer
doing more OF less buying on the weak spot
The market responded very readily Y bulllsl
news, but each rise tempted many Of Tue hold
efs 70 sell out. The fear Of what the Govern
ment report showed IN figures 10 the afternoon
might have inducSd many OF the longs 70 hQlC
their wheat, aud also induced many 70 do 4 lit
tie buying. The majority OF the longs, how
ever seemed 70 think Y was go9d tins 70 tAkt
Liberal purchases BY several Of The receiver
and sharp bulllSh tactics soon started values
upward. Heavy selling in the afternoon brought
the prices down, and II closed from 70 l7Sc b.
low the opening figures.
Corn was weak, with little change IN prices
Provision we were H1 more active and at higher
range Of pFlclB
Flour hrm and unchanged.
WHEAT-CGIh No. 2 spring 9la90I Ic; No. 2 red
q DIAL 0l5S; March ~ cAsl A99Ci May q OH
ii O2aaial bl55k; July 9715Ss99b [A9iafc.
.CoRN-CGlh No. 2, bgybEc; March 6s1SA6ls69I> 70:
May 6OaGA60Ac; July sS1sabg! Ia6S!se. -
June 5O11 EG5la56kc; July 4S3Ea4T51aI61Sc.
RfE-Ho. 2, Sc.
FLAxSEED-Eo.l ], 81 19%.
TIMOTHY sEED-SlH.
Mass po2K-CaSh 50 O0a9 a5; March % S2ka
SO 0iA9 g1 May $40 o. 4lO SJal0 10; July $40 4Ga
LAGDECSsh and March IS 76a5 SOa5 50; Nay
8 9l1Sa6 9lSSl60O: July g ggA6 251SA6 q.
g m; May 81 s7Ill6 0I11SAS ok July IS 271Sa
sHoUIDEnS-si loaal5 short clear SS OoASo5.
WHIsKY-s1 II. =,
BUTTER-Quet; extra creamery SSR3ic; extra
htStS 29ASCc; 1rStS 23A26c; extra dairy Sa3lc;
extra asts 3G26c; frsts lsA2Cc.
CINCINNATI, o., March l0.-Flour steady.
Wheat active: No. 2 red 81 o.; receipts 500
bushels; shipments 800 bushels, Corn strong
and higher; No . mixed 60a6lc. Oats active;
No. 2 mixed &c Rye scarce and higher; No. 2,
81 90. Pork SO Is. Lard steady. Bulk meats
steady az 81 0ja5 90. Bacon So75a5 IS. Whisky
steady at 81 II. Butter trm. Sugar dropping.
EGRg R:eady at l6c. Cheese firm; Ohio flats
llallhc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March lo-Flour arm.
WheatweAk and lower; No. 2 red March 81 V;
April and May o. O8Al 08k Corn firm; No. 2
yellow 69<c; No. 2 mixed March GS5<c; April
0SI SAG95; May 6GIEa67c; June 67c. Oats hrm; No,
3 white b51Sc; no. 2 white March 66a66I<c;
April 66Ii5I1iC. May 6g14a5711<c; June 6G5<A
b7hc. Eggs steady; Pennsylvania Arsts l7c.
TOLEDO, o., March l0.-wh easy May q OK;
July 9SIzc; August 9Gssc. Corn dull and lower;
cash and May 691SG. Oats quiet; cash sic. Clover.
seed active and steady; cash and March u b.
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The Usual Result.

''Thsy say snithes' Queen Anne
house was burned because OF his own
"Yes. The insurance people proved
that he'built FIRE right in the fireplace,
you know, None OF these modern
Queen Annes can stand that"
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, March lO-Cattle- Receipts
5000 head; shipments 5000 head; market firm
aud somewhat higher; steers 81 0Oa5 so; cows
81 OJaS So Hogt-ReCGlpts 5000 head; market
active and weak; prime heavy s. 6OAS 65; heavy
packing s. 5OAS IS; Skips g lbaS GO. sheep-Re.
ceiptS 5000 head; market weak aud lower; west
EN- S. 4Oa5sO; natives 81 4Oa5 30; lambs IS OOa
q
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ding plkn
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TARM FOR SALE.

liam, screg. s,sa,,e mainly IN Brooke and
1gCT IN ' Ohio County, West Virginia. near fo
iOTsc;; so rudsrslRued, offer for sale the farm O.
nG, w SAMUEL McCafty, containing about ny
gre! !Sv 10" Of Pooi productive farming ANU Hi otSsS
Sre two dwelll9g Go9 aS Sot Sold Al private
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centraI stnndara TIme.
ggllSQIVdlia IIn9S..


From BrIdgepoFt Station
ABRAMS via the Cleveland y Pittsburgh Rail
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 1850 Il. m. For Pittsburgh, l9:l1
Pittsburgh and Eew York, 2:44 p. m. For steu'
Trains arrive a Bridgeport at 500 a. M, 1850
&, M; 1870 p, m, 4:b2 p. M, and S:lb p. m.
on SATURDAYS onlY--For East Liverpool, GIL
., m; from Hast Liverpool, ll:l2p m.
From WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81.
Ing for SteubenVille Pittsburgh and tho East,
$50 A. m, 1885 D. m, $40 p. N ard $40 p. m.
For Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis and St.
Louis, G:20 a. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, l2:35 p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
Ing Al $50 a. M, 1890 n M. 24b p. m. and $50 p.
N. Trains leaving at $40 a. m. and arriving At
$3.50 p. M, run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. All trAiDE dSily exCept PnndRv.
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE RAIL
wv ROAD, On and after Monday, December
l., 1880. trains will run Us follows, City Time:
LEAVE WHEELING.
$500 q. M, 100 4, M, 500 H. M. 800 g. M, 1000
&. M, Hoo q. M, 1890 M, 100 p. M, 400 p.
M, 500 p. m, 400 p. n, $500 p. M, 600 p. rDi
700 p. NJ, 500 p. M, 900 p NJ, "le46 p. MI
LRAyE ELM GRovR,
$500 q. M, 700 a, m, 500 a. M, 800 q. NJ,
1000 q. m, zoo a. m, 1900 ~, 100 p M, 400
.. M, 500 p M, 200 p. m, b;00p M, coop. M,
100 p. M, b:0O ,. M, 900 j. M, 1000 pm.
tDlily except Sunday.
SUNDAY-Ghurch trains leave Elm Grove ut
9:43 q. m. and Wheeling 1t 1917 p. M.
J. u. GlLLELEN,
del General Manager,
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BKrcHAx's PIL1s cure siCk.Head'
ache,
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The wholesale markets. OF whseitas arc still
active on most lines. Demand Is gooa and coll
Iec,lon0 1aIF
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There have been no changes In this market
Flour is steady and the prices Is expected 70 Ad
vance by next week.
GrdtR-Wheat, sixty pound test, 8e per
bushel. Corn 70i76c per bushel. OatS, 5oa6Oc per
bushel. Rye 60a70c per bushel.
RouF-Fancy roller mill winter wheat, wood
IS 90 per barrel; paper q IS per barreli spring
wheat MInnehRhA s. Is per barrel.
per Ton. Hay, bGled ~ O0alO % per ton; loose
g % peF ton,
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lead me, DER Death and u IeTr0TH YICt0tIOuI-
Bee, acknowledge Thy will Rs ~ glorious; -
InliR9Point Thou the way, lead where II may
God, / acknowledge Theel
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Laugh / at fear, knowing Thee near
Father, oh, bless Thou mel

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STEAMER R, E. PHILIPPE.
Leave Wheeling, Daily Trip, City Time-t:lo,
$50, 1000 and II rs a M; 2:0O 400, 500 p. M
1000 snd 1900 a. M: $500. 400, 500 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-23
AN EXCITING ACCIDENT.
A CARRIAGE LOAD OF PEopr.r
THROWN INTO THE STREET.
The Horse smashes the vehicle Aeains,
Gable Cara Baby's Close Call-All
Have Narrow Escape.

A rather serious accident occurred
yesterday morning on Temple street.
near the power house. At about 10
o'clock, gray horse, driven by an old
lady named Mrs. Lynn, became unruly.
Just about that time two cable cars were
about to approach one another. The
gripmar on the down town car saw the
danger, and at once brought his car to a
stand still, but the horse backed the
carriage into the car, the vehicle being
overturned by the collision and all the
occupants being thrown into the street.
The carriage was complete wreck. It
contained, besides Mrs. Lynn, Emma
Lynn and Edith Lynn and JOHNNY
Lynn, a baby about eighteen months
old. Nothing but the presence of mind
OF Mrs. Lynn saved the life OF the baby.
She clasped the little fellow in her arms
and to some extent protected it in the
TALL. An examination showed, however.
that the baby struck on his head, in
hicting a severe wound. 1t was thought
that he was fatally hurt, but the latest
reports are that the injuries are not so
serious and that the child will not die.
Mrs. Lynn and the two young girls es-
capped with a few bruises. The Lynns
live at Laurel cafion.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-23

G. E. Russ, of Pomona, is registered
at the Hotel Hollenbeck.
Jos. G. Rolker of New York arrived
at the Westminster yesterday.
Frank H. Burns, Jr., of Baltimore, is
guest at the Hotel Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hooker of San
Francisco are at the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Young, of Denver,
Colo, arrived at the Hollenbeck yester-
day.
R. P. Robins, of Cambridge, Ohio, was
among the arrivals at the Nadeau yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Holt, of San Ber-
nardino, registered at the Hollenbeck
yesterday.
g. S. Gay and Miss Gay from the Ha-
waiian Islands are registered at the
Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Decatur of San
Diego are stopping at tfe Westminster
for few days.
Mr.. John Bannick, of San Francisco,
the well-known millinery man, arrived
at the Nadeau yesterday.
Mrs. G. F. Bailey, Albuquerque, and
Sallie K. Gibson, Evansville, Ind, are
quartered at the Hollenbeck.
John A. Hooper, San Francisco's
prominent lumber merchant, arrived in
town yesterday and is at the Westmin-
ster. f
H. H. Sommerman and wife, of Bos-
ton, are touring Southern California,
and are registered at the Hotel Hollen-
beck.
Simon Juda and Artie Ottenheimer,
two of San Francisco's best known trav-
cling men, arrived in the city yesterday,
and are registered at the Nadeau.
John Winter and family are in this
city from Australia. Mr.. Winter is so
charmed with Los Angeles that yester-
day he purchased home on Lake street.
w. T. Last, England, G.. Harcourt,
William Bailey and Leon We'll, all of
San Francisco, are among the guests
that registered at the Hollenbeck yes
terday.
Eastern arrivals at the Westminster
yesterday were: James Nichols, Hart
ford, Conn; Thos. R. Rowell and Miss
M. E. White, Denver, Colo. John
Dash, Miss Dash, Miss A. B. Dash, New
York. f.. w. Field. Boston.