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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-07-10

"Another Murder was the head line in
Mondays paper. This time it is a negro.
Alexander Gibbs who keeps a store in
Fillmore street, got into a alteration with
his cousin, Alfred Boyer. Boyer's passion
got the master of him and ia his frenzy
slashed Gibbs across the throat severing
an artery. The wounded man was placed
in the patrol wagon and hurried to the
hospital but be bled to death soon after
reaching the institution. His slayer
endeavored to escape arrest but was soon
captured and jailed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12
Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses al Public Sale

V'llE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DIV ~
4 NC HOUSE wiil be- offered go l'u'ii'
sale at fhr font o ."r of 'h" N'H7i !i'i,' o.
Ohio county "t ;. IHf"'A. l''ln"t -i-'' l'F'
at ~ % clock 70. M w.
ftf>f Ono d"uhi' 'Fiin' TWO '''lN I'd" i'
dwelling house. coat tuiu- Hf f"oiI> '"'I
situated a. Nos II and ~ lN'ui. --iiiA -itr'i.
Rent, fns s.t,r,ci per month.
Second Ouc thrcc ronuird ram, OF ia-". mn
rnng .itustsl 10 ~. go, a 'y /. H"u'> #.
500 pr month
rhiri-O4e donhlr h'ick. iln roo. -
aud Ittic. dwrllin. house. situated '. ~, 90
aud stni Jacob >;fr-f arrange i"i i"'I 70 'ini'
thr,c ruom- each Sos -'GiIas .of $500 pei
month 90 800.
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nelernte nandridge for Governor.

To ne E3,io, II ne Regis'o.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, February H.
II now begins to look ike the man 10
be chosen for Governor OF our State In
~ will have 70 be farmer: for the
Farmers Alliance is becoming quite a
strong organization in many parts OF
the State already.
Viewing the matter thus, the friends
of Hon. A. :. cambridge, now serving
asa Delegate from jefferson county,
are urging him to enter the race. There
is quite an element already favoring the
selection of Mr.. cambridge
Since he has been in the Legislature
here. he has won many friends by his
bold and courageous action, and his
fearlesSneSS in debate.
Mr.. cambridge is one OF those wno'
while farmer, could very gracefully
and crcditably perform the duties OF
the Chief Executive of the state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

the other night. Several rounds were
tried, Keyser coming off victorious.
Tue National House on Union street has
been closed since Jack Bough left.
The Steel works is preparing to send a
consignment of steel South by barge.
Wallace K Co.'S and Washburn < Ar
| lington's circuses will visit Bellaire next
season.
The Ttna Manufacturing Company is
making some coal cars 10 90 down near
Charleston.
Council will send committee of two to
Columbus 70 appear before the State Board
Of Equalization.
Over twenty-five persons made appli
cations for pensions before the County
Board yesterday
Surveyors were busy yesterday locating
the ground belonging to the Ohio Valley
Railroad in this city
A plain drunk paid out yesterday about
the time another was put in. This is all
the business ira. sacted.
Mrs Maggie Callahan, of Hookstown,
Pa, who has been visiting friends here,
returned home yesterday.
The Gravel Hill Reading Club will be
entertained this evening, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs WIN. Stewart.
Harry Herzberg and another young gen
tleman win occupy the vacant room IN the
Globe Hotel after March LIST.
There is some talk of changing the loca-
tons Of the police, giving them one ward
one week and another the next
The State Railroad Commissioners will
be asked TO come 10 Bellaire To confer with
ffopueiI N rsafarpuep n gates at Noble and
other street crossings.
Howard Runyon is preparing edibles for
the table at the Globe Hotel at present.
Howard is a pretty good cook, having been
at the business for about ten years, during
which time he has been over Il good part OF
the United States.
John p. Eberhart President of the Win
dow Glass Workers Association, was in
the city over night. having been called here
to settle some differences as TO the employ
ment of nOn-uniOn men in the factories He
held a conference with some Of the work
men, and work AT the factories goes right
along.
Vena Garrard met with a cool reception
when she returned from Chicago the other
morning. When she left home she locked
the doors and bolted the windows, but
when she reopened the house everything
that could be moved handily had disap-
peared. The woman was dumbfounded.
Every door and window were the same rs
when she left it, mt all her possessions
were gone. The only thing left was an
empty bed bureau and clothes press One
Of the doors had evidently been opened
with kew. but where did the KEY come
from. An investigation will be had and
probably some startling developments
made. Another robbery is reported from
the Second ward. Mr. Kepner went TO his
warehouse yesterday morning to show
some furs to dealer He soon learned
that some one had been there during his
absence and carried ofI 800 worth Of his
stock of furs. Mr. X. thinks he knows who
took the goods
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of stock to supply the increased demand
Besides good local trade, there have beer
buyers in attendance from Philadel
phia, Virginia and North Carolina. Coco
stock of all kinds has sold promptly.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union Stocl
Yard Stables were as follows: Drivinl
horses sl2ja250, saddle horses sl5Oa950
draft-horscs sl3ja22j, strect-car horse.
sS5all5, Southern horses $JOaSj. plug,
sl0a:O. Mules, I to years old, l5i5 to II
hands sl5Oal!O, DO l5atO -. hands $l2Oa
$50, do II to Is hands SUal90. Ito "a.
hands sija.O, plugs Sl0a:'D.
The following prices prevailed at the
Fifth street stables; Driving and saddle
horses, sl40a!25; draft-horseS, Sl3ja2O0;
street car horses sGjal20: Southern horses
s4OaiO0; plugs, slOa50. Mules. aged fouI
To eight years, sixteen to sixteen and hail
hands. sli5aal10; fifteen and half to Sin
teen hands, sl30al45; fifteen to fifteen and a
half hands, 81 l5al3O; fourteen ana hall
to fifteen hands. slOOallj; fourteen to four
teen and Il half hands, sS0alO0: plugs ;;ija
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

Continual dropping wears
away the stone.
The continual breaking OF
lamp-chimncys costs a good
deal In the course OF d year.
You can stop it. Get Mac,
bcth's pearl top or pearl
glass. Youwill have no more
trouble with breaking from
heat. Nouwillhave clear glass
instead of misty; fine instead
of rough right shape instead
of wrong; and uniform one
the same as another.
You willpay a nickel a chm
nev more and your dealer
viii gain in goodwill what ne
loses in trade, he will widen
his trade by better service.
lft,>ua-e. Dl'. L. MAJ '1''' ~ W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY r. 1891

go, Burlington and Quincy, $3.50, Delaware
and Hudson, 1884 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1881; Denver and Rio
Grande 49, Erie, POS; do. preferred
592i; FIT. Wayne, $50; Illinois Central.
of; Lake Shore, 1121l; Michigan Central,
o.; Minneapolis and St. Louis, AZ do.
preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific Ga
Northern Pacific q: do. preferred, I299S ;
Northwestern, 1904; do preferred, l36;
New York Central, l03l4; Oregon Trans
continental, lSis; Pacific Mail, 3G94 Z;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, ~
Pittsburg. MS; Pullman Palace Car. 1914 ;
Reading, 81; Rock Island, 6997; St. Louis
do. first preferred. 81; St Paul, 553s ;
do. preferred ll2; St Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba. 1857; ST. Paul and Omaha,
25; do preferred, 81; Texas Pacific, ~;
onion Pacific, ASS; United States Elk
press. is; Western Union. SIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

Fox THE CHILDREN. - Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is a great favoriie with
mothers FOR their children. as many OF
tbcm have learned from long experience IN
the use of it that it is reliable IL promptly
,nrcs their children of coughs and colds,
prevents them from having the Group OF
cures them of Group. ThcS have also lound
thai there is no danger in giving II even IN
large doses, and that it IS pleasant Tor llG,n
70 take For sale by w. W: irwin' y, ~
Goetre. &. Schnepf. j. Kari, Nj. w. Helm
rici N. &. Armsrecht. c. Mcnkemelier,
". r. Williams. John Coleman, and ;. L.
Brice. druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12
MARTINS FERRY.

Bridgeport has appointed another COM
mittee to confer with the Martins Ferry
authorities iu regard 20 getting water from
this citv. The Water BOarC and Council
are willing t0 ltt Bridgeport have water at
d reasonable rate. nut there has in the past
existed bad feeling between the TWO
towns in regard OBJ the price oi the water.
Martins Ferry +, not willing 90 give water
20 Br.dr,uort 500 the same rate o. now
costs this city for pumping the water and
rreD uD the repairs, NOT Saying
ANYTHING aboDt The cost of the
Water Works. but 70 looks as ii every
committee thar have been sent from
Bridgeport t0 make arrangements To- eei
water from here wanted tae water al al
most the price e.. pumping y. and To iet
tti- city stand the piuut of ouid'n- tNe
water works ana reservoir ana keep up
The repairs Now if Bridgeport wants
water they cam -c- 10, for Mar
tins Ferry has water 20 sell.
but 3D. VIII uJy the city not
DAB sell their water az the
,-l-e, chat the different committees from
Bri4-enort offered before Another thing
I'm favor of tte Martins Ferry water IS
that we have "a reservoir That Is so large
that T. is not necessary t0 pump when the
river is muddy. aut the peonle obi tnis Guy
do NOT know what .t is io have ytnlns po'
good. clear. clean water we DO not say
This 10 induce Br dgcpor' 90 get their waie +
here. bat use ARE all proud OF our Np.enu' u
water system, which i7 me otsl in tiiis SUI
ton of the country.
DR. Martins Ferry could only do any tang
-.Ialr Wn-e,m. through with her electric
....r 6ri thc,. would only Doe TOO glad 70 do
%. l1r .f thar ci-f uat Co depend upon an
......-... .-uI- u.lnr Ike the one "tn.u
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PETROLEUM.

New YoRK. February ll.-Pctroleum open
ed firm, but declined under a few selling
orders from the west and closed steady
Pennsylvania spot 59i.c; March option
opening and highest ~, &; lowest - e.:
closing '99<c. No Lima Sales, Z? 600
OH CITY. PA, February ll.-Petroeum
opened at i9;+c; highest >0i &c; lowest ~ c;
closed at 5gi,c. Sales. 5000 barrels
clearanccs, 334, 900 barrels; charters, -.
rs barrels; shipments, js,lB barrels
runs, sS,346 barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA, February ll-Petro-
leum fairly active and firm; opened at
'9",c; highest N0Iic; lowest '9'sc; closed
at Soc.
BR,pFoRp, PA, February ll.-Pctru-
lcum opened at ~ 5c. highest 80 -, lowest
~. e: closed at - 80: clcaranccs. i0l,0n
barrels.
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BELiAIRE.


Mos, If our ball twiriers have located
themselves for tho next season. Nesa,a'
pert Kennedy and viii White have dc
'+is5 IN return 70 Denver White Will
isavo shortly after the lst OF March; Ken
re1v will leave Il couple OF weeks later,
ana will bee accompanied from Nj. ernon
hv another member Of the Denver c!uo As
Toledo will not have "a Cluu TINS SEASON.
Thomas Nicholson is without "a position al
nresent. but ne will have mo- lrouole get
ling a good place in some OF the way. up
clubs. George Wcstlake played III tnc
fold for the Meadvillc, Pa. riuO Whhe
last season. and did 50 Wci that rue ouN
mn, fhere insisted on his return. His broth
er. Robert. viii catch iOr milwaukee, ds-'n
,i,is season. There are few better catchers
IN the country than Robert WeStlake
..Diliv' George has had several
GOOD offers. but SO far he spurned them al.
I(;ii,. knows what he is worth, and intends
10 wait until ne an ret his hsnres. ms
batting record for last ye1r ranks Win tne
b.s-i, the profession John Dunn WILL
lii,elv return 10 Bradford, Pa, where ne
,...,,5,r,.i excellent service last year John
.ro,d plaver and we hope he Will 40
,var Sol White will likely play VITA tue
C,,or,a N0ualchs. Of New orN. ue
sinh wants him. and as it Is the best OF lle
kind iu tine country. Sol VIII want 20 y ~.
H. otto GLASGOW. o spieullG Hv.a.o'.'
.,+.bor Is FIGURING with tke club N Evans
Vile Ind. otto takes delight in pal ana
Will make mark Cor himself with ha'i a
chance. Joseph White will continue 10
nlay ban. but his club has uct been deci1eo
rp0u Bert Jones. Il younE man W.n Sl.po.9
T n sul.rd,d ball over home base. IS HNe'y to
80 Wisconsin and Try his band.
NEWS NOTES.
KIM WI. have new front put in his
The Union meetings viii begin about
Beach X Bowers MINISTRIES are booked
T6eK ofP. will do work iu the second
degree this evening. g..
Robert Johnston is out on The road ioi
re Ohio Valley Eouudl!
Harry iic-.'.rl ..od Alr. h'y >''r. "l Bion
Bros. had Ase.y bout with the gloves
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

Tin Hal>tcl Homestead containing thirty
arfrs more or less. j, pleasantly located on the
National Pike. uear Elm Grove. II }, suitably
adapted 90 dairy and gardening purposes. In
fact there Is embodied In this smal! grange
everything to max" i; pleasant home. VIII
sell part or The whole.
Also o. Farm situated on the Magnesium
Road four miles from Elm Grove. combining
rs acres. more or jess. the most Of which Is no
Ter cultivation. Th. soil o.. ~ 'Ncrl"nf cual
~. ihr place we'll watercd. aud contains O
choice selection ui fruit
MISS JENNIE HAL>rED.
N.-iA.nNI.i Adil \ n- \. lIIL>i-I.
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BRIDGEPORT.

We notice by an advertisement in this
paper that citizen Of our town offers "a
reward Of So for the return of certain val
liable papers, consisting of notes and mort
cages taken from safe on the night OF
February (, 1891, in this village, and states
further that he will ask no questions.
This looks rs if a safe had been cracked,
but if SO, ii has been kept very quiet.
The Quest. which has heretofore been
published in Wheeling. will now have its
headquarters here in the Holloway Block.
An entirely new press and engine is now
being placed in position, and the proprle-
tors expect 10 be ready to do business in IA
very short time.
The largest revival that has occurred for
years in this place is now in progress at
the West End NJ + church. The meet
ings in the First NJ. +. church, kirkwood,
are also proving very successful.
Rev Hays preached to an appreciatiye
audience in the Presbyterian church last
night. He leaves to-day TO accept the call
extended 10 him from Johnstown.
Yesterday the case Of George Gordon vs..
the T.. l.. & w. was compromised. The
company gave him 500 and the promise OF
a good position.
Joseph toupliN Has pNitAhN'' thN Hi'P
ertv OF the late George NJ Bartholomew
near the c., l.. n w. railroad for the sum
of 81 $50
Misses Maggie and Kate Clayland will
entertain a number Of their friends on FRI
day evening at their residence, on Bennett
street.
Miss Hattie Oppenheimer very pleasant
" entertained quite a number OF her friends
az her parents residence last evening.
Mr.. ". J. Bratton, the undertaken. is
moving into his new quarters on the Ma
tional pike, near the City Building
Quite a number of society people attend
ed the cuchre party on the Island last even
Ing given by the Misses Laue.
The new church 10 be erected this spring
i'm the West End by the Catholics, 1t IS eS-
,imated. will cost about 5000
Miss Jessie Reed, Of Steubenville, o.. is
the charming guest OF Miss Bessie rogle,
on Bennett street.
Superintendent L. NJ Townsend. of the
CT. X w. railroad was in town yestcr-
day.
Miss Emma Close. Of Laficrty Station, is
the guest O! TIE Misses Frdnzcl!. OF Kirk
wood.
Mr. Tnos. Morton, Of McKecsport, Pa,
is the guest of friends in town.
Attorney James Tallman. Of Bcllaire,
was in town yesterday
Harry Clark is convaloscing.
The Throat Bcona's Byoaciiai IfocLes'
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Not Available.

Sharp,on grinding out-I want
suitable rhyme for "cbainS.
Phatz What's che matter WIN
nra.u>'
"Ctnt use it. I'm writing a poem
..-i-.ol The Cigarette smoker.
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Iranl 1totirrs.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
" the County Court OF Ohio County, STATE
OF West Virginia.
In the matter of the probate OF the viii Of
Jane Hughes decreased
This Est day of January. 4. d. isti, Jane,
Boycott filed hi petition asking for IN" probai"
81 tie will OF lane Hughes. deceased aud o. n.y.
pearing by said pc ition and an AFFIDAVIT hrd
herein that Annie Hutton and John Hutton. her
husband Ellen boycott aul Emma Beck and
John Beck. her husband. are uon-residrnis q
the State of West Nirgiria. 10 j. therefor" or
i, red that the aforesaid parties 10 APPEAR with
ia one mont from the lir,t publication h"'"oi
and do what is necessary % protect thcir inter
est in this matter.
Published tho fret time January -. 1891
GEORGE HOOK Clerk
JAMES T. Rooms. Attorney. iiS' 'aWt
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CENTRAL STANDARD TIsR.
VUUnn6yIVdnid Lines
@ From Bridegroom Station.

Trains Via the Cleveland AM p'f'st Hr. . .-
road leay. Bridgeport Tor Pitt,burr. thir.r,
and Cleveland 80 s. m. For pIft-hl-t o. Ia
m. For Chicago and Cleveland D. U fa
For Pittshurg aud New Yofs. e.i n f"
strub-nyillr. ,. f}A no.
Trains arrive 80 bridgeport ~ - in =. Hf., fI "a.
=. m. - 10 ,. ra., ~ &. ~, and D.
On saturday, oniy-FCr East L.frrlc.'. RI ~
,. ID, from Eat LNrf.ool, ii.l2 ns
FROM WHEELING SrflieN.
rfaius via the plff-burg. DIir.If.l 10. t.
Louie Raj Nay. Pas. lilriiIc R.u.e. ave Nf.H
ing ior Si'uheuylIe. PI'',luir La. fhr i-
s..Da - q o.. 3 go p. DID,. nrl . ~ d. r.
Flr Columbus, Cincinnati, lriIauaIH. blob .
Louis, so d. u. AND $50 o. o. fof loI..l
AnI Chir.v1. u - p 90. rfaiu. nfrtt o. H ff..
iu- AZ h.iDa 3D., i0.., o. m. y - u., .t
=. 70. frsiLs leaving ht q 5ia 81 lut --f
a, $50 g. N fun solid between Nlr. irf obi.
p .tshuiN All tfaIr- daily rftrlt .,tn..H.
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AC,LmorxI DErGGl>r tells why Cham
bcrlaiu's Cough Remedy IS So popular
wherever known Mr.. J.. a.. Moore. the
leading druggist 40 Point Arena, Cali
s.,vs. 81 have sold Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for more than year, ana hnu u
one of the Vcry pest sellers ever KEPT ii
stock. But that is mot ala the remedy
gives satisfaction 90 mN res toners. ll is
Cene..ialiv liked for It's soothing and eNpec-
,or,nt nualities" IL will loosen and re-
neve a severe cold i'm less time Than any
orber treatment For sale by ". W. IRWIN
q n. Goetzc. G.. Schuepi, J Klari, NJ. W
Henrici. W. c. Armbrccht, {. Menkcm'l,
lcr ". r. Williams, John Coleman ana
y. L. Bucc, druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

STATES-1ua anu >tttu.
RAuKoAps-Quiet: sales Sl,S5O,O0V.
SrocK, The stock market was less &C
tive 10 dav than for two weeks, whlle II
was firm 10 strong as usual Of late III the
afternoon. il reacted later IN the day, ana
NH the early Improvement was lost Win
something in addition in most cases. ne
market. however, was more than nsual OF
la,e a traders market and the selling oil
nprelv professional character. Inc TEN
ner. oi the room in early dealings was nod-
eratelv bulish. but there was no disposition
to trade and the transactions IN Tue
market were the smallest FOR some tme. A
Iroopinc tendency was first noticed III
Union Pacific and Atchison. which alter
wards spread 10 the entire list ana event
,,oIIv rbc advances of the first hour were
yined ont. i special attack WAS made
mnn,, Chicago Gas I'm the afternoon ana II
was depressed ne. from which II recoV-
cred only a slight fraction. The changes
i, -he rest of the list were entirely lnslg,
nif,,an., ana tue market closed duh aad
beavv al about the lowest prices Tor tue
dav Sales G.555 shares. Quotations
closed hid:
Adams Express. IL: American s,N'
noes rs: Canada Pacific, a. Zen
ial Pacific. 90, Chesapeake "na ono
IgI. dohrst preferred. =: q" second pre-
ferr,d. ~: Chicago and Alton, l@d' Chic'''
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Baggage checked through Co ar,tl..t.r .l
tickets
". j. ROBINSON. General Passenger -enf.
PHrkersburF. " Va.
Al. DANDY. Assistant Grn.rl Passenger
Agent. Psrkersburg. ". Va
&c. TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent, Mhrc.
ing " IA
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SINASCE AND TRADE.
Money at eae IL Per Cent.-GoVernmen''
Dull and steady-stocks Lower-fioui
Stendy aud Unchauced-Wheat Lower

Nxw YoRK, February il.-Money on call
oasv ranging from to p per cent; last
loan at > per cent; closing offered at -
ner cent: prime mercantile paper oa'c.
Sterling exchange quiet but steady al
-
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FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds For Sale

A LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
~ Bridge and germiusi Railway Company slN
per cent First Mortgage Ffty Year Go'd Bonds
are hereby offered Tor sale. Thes" bonds are
secured TO- q deed ~ trust on the Bridges. Tun-
nels and Tracks aud other property Of The Com
pany, and are believed a. he good. safe and
permanent Investment Interest payable halt
yearly. Apply TO GEO. ". ECkHARr. Jr..
Cashier Peoples Bank,
Or THos O'BWES.
oc23h Real Estate aud Stock Broker
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9pr sale.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
L About Eighteen Acres OF Hillside Land
In the Eighth ward. Good for pasture and con
tains material especially adapted Tor making
brick. Apply 10 JANIS \. HENRY, No. 1879
Market street. Iab
L,lNE RESIDENCE FOR SNLE-WE Oier
II Tor sale the Frnnlhcim residence, NJ. ~,
on the west side of Main street. For term, and
uariicular> apri, to RlNEilARr ~ TATCM
Real Estate Agents. 1871 Market street i'Gh
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The Metal Market,
9nr Sale n,tn 9nr asrnt.
EOR RENT.

For RENT
Possession at Once.
No. 3Jo9 Chaplinc street. thre" rooms.
No. Ohio street. ,iX rooms, frame.
No. 900 Eof ST., storeroom and dwelling.
No 2ll7 Main street. storcroom.
Storcro.m y. ". corner Zane y " Broadway
Storeroom on Twenty-iirst Il, near Main -.
Possession April list,
No 2SOs Chapline street, five rooms.
No. North broadway, hv" rooms.
No 6s Thirty first street. II rooms modern.
No ~ ). Huron street, slA rooms and bath
room.
Dairy Farm. II acres on Ol"nn's Run.
No. II New Jersey street. frame six looms.
No. 81 Ohio street. three rooms second iloOr.
No. ~ Ohio Strect. three rooms first lloor.
No. 2iO1 Main st. brick - rooms, large ard
No. 2s)s EofT street. brick ia - yard.
No. lOSg Eon street. frame. >iN rooms.
No. 2l63 Main street. four rooms third Hoor.
No 9I63 Main street. >toreroom and dwelling
No 1871 Market street. fine Office rooirs.
Stable in rear Of Is Fifteenth street.
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LIVE STOCK.

AT CALVERTON YARDS.
Errr C.rlts.- The market this week
was pniri, better supplied with the inedi uu
AMI GOOD cattle than last Week. and al the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

WHEELING II ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD 90 and after Monday,
December l>t issl. trains wii run AS lo.io"s-
Cry Iuuc-
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

The Throat-"B roaa's Bro7ctiai 1foET.'
set directly ON the organs or the voice. They
have am Extraordinary effect in all disorders OF
th, fltroat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12
1lbeeIiu9 3e9istrr
Truuelrrs' e5uine.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRA1NS-EVrLANA-ioS OF REFER
ENcE MARKS, sDaily. tSundsy excepted tAon-
taveNcepted SUNDAY excepted. Saturday
excepted saturday ou'y. Sunday only-t5
Ne-ill.n. Nov TO- 1870 Wheeling tine. which
is one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-12

fDITIV CNrNUT NUUUHY-
sunday Church Train, VIII leave Elm Grove
30 9 As a. m. and ~ heeltnc at II L. D. M:
O.. ID. CHILEAN,
Gen. Manager.