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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-28
MARTINS FERRY.

At the class day exercises OF '9l at the
High School, the room was filled TO over
flowing and the exercises were enjoyed by
all. Luther Lewis President of the class,
presided. After the exercises beautiful
crayon portrait Of the late Charles r.
Shreve was presented to the High School
on hehalf Of the senior class and
Miss Swartz The class Of 100 last year
presented Washington's picture, and stated
that he was the father Of our country, and
in the remarks in presenting Mr.. Shreve's
picture they referred to him as the father
Of the Martins Ferry schools.
There will be skating at the Lafayette
rink tonight. when the postponed race be-
tween Delaney, Of East Liverpool, and
Emmett Mcdowell, OF this city, will be de-
cided. This promises to be one OF the - most
exciting contests OF the season. Extra
skates hsvo been provided in case OF acct
dent to either Of the contestants.
1t is reported that John +. Miller, for
mer secretary of the Buckeye Glass
works. will start the Lazureville Glass
factory in the interest of the Wheeling
Stamping Company. Mr.. Miller will re
move his family from Anderson, Ind TO
Wellsburgh at once.
Gels 4 Gehriuger, the leading marble
dealers. have large stock of Granite and
Marble Monuments on hand for the spring
trade, and are ready to fill all orders at
low rates. and the best of workmanship is
guaranteed.
Between and S O'Clock the Running
Wild Company will give free exhibition
of stereopticon views. Prof Codstatter,
who is with this company, has given these
exhibitions all over Europe and this coun-
try.
VIM. H. Jonas will open his Ice Cream
Parlor to-day, over Potts store, on Wash
ington, and anyone wanting anything IN
this line ought to call on him.
w A MCGEE, travelling salesman Tor the
Plume and Atwood Company OF New
York city, was here yesterday on ousl-
ness.
Wanted-Newsboys to sell the SUNDAY
REGIsrER Call at w. Ferrell's residence
At 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The c., L. & w. railroad has filed a
motion for a new trial in the damage suit
against it by George Dorsch.
A law has been passed by the ONO Leg
islature TO furnish the different townships
with school books at cost
Joseph Jacobs will remove his store TO
corner Of Eleventh and Market streets.
Wheeling, April LIST.
Miss Jessie Bailey, of Colerain, is the
guest of the family OF DR. BlackiOrd, OF
North Fourth street.
Mr.. John Perry and Miss Florence Blan-
kinsop will be united in marriage next
Tuesday, March 81.
Mr.. Wesley Paden, Of Steubenville, was
in the city yesterday shaking hands with
old friends.
An ex-Wheeling police officer was rur
in Yesterday by officers Westwood and
Bowman.
For Sale-Three Frame Store Rooms
very cheap. Enquire of DR.. J. d. Hoben
sack.
The case OF Barney McEntee VS.. c. X p
X r. comes up before court next Tuesday
Street Commissioner Riley is able to o'
about again after protracted illness.
Mrs. w. NJ Lupton is confined TO hel
home with q severe attack Of grip.
The firm Of Coss < Moore has been dis
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Preston County Heard From.

70 ne tf10r lf ne h-gtSier;
SrR.-In shaping up a Democratic
State ticket, the fact that there are
300 solid Democrats In Preston county
seems % have been always overlooked,
For never iu the history OF man has this
county had % representative ON the
ticket. aud we don't propose 10 be left
out in the cold any longer. We have
excellent material 20 fil any Office on
the ticket. In fact we could ill up the
whole ticket from Preston county and
then have plenty OF good timber left,
but We will be- satisfied with one repre-
sentative. and one We must have. For
Governor we might present the ma mes OF
such solid Democrats as Col. r. W. Mon
roe. Dr. VIM. NJ Dent, DR.. ). NJ. Scott,
j. ). Jackson and others; for Auditor,
julius X. Moore, George A. Mayer,
Farley DeBerry, and that Jolly, whole
souled. prince OF good fellows, Col. VIM.
j. Layele. FOR Attorney General. Henry
Clay HYDE. OF Patrick j. Crogan; for
Treasurer. ChaS. W. Mayer, A. j. Bona
field. Chas Z. Vickery, Gus j. Shaffer
and others Either Of the above named
gentlemen would grace any office within
the gift Of the people Of the State, and
we insist that Preston county deserves
to De represented On the State ticket.
Terra dtt0, March %. M.
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". =. * q. DfNfSlOe
For Pittsburg, :, - and 80 L. f.. .r,i ~
M, daily, and l.iJ =. me- daily. srrrr; Sunday
Washington Accommodate ~. s. b.. ~
cent Sunday
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FR5IiIt CE.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 25-Flour,
firm. Western winter clear, 81 Coal 10.
Wheat steady: No. red March 81 GA
or: April 81 07llal 0S; May and June
81 OqiI. Corn, unsettled: and irregular:
No. mixed March and April 74a15c; May
and June 72a79l5c Oats, weak and lower;
No. > white N,arch 59ka60c; April and
Nav and June 59a59l(c. Butter, quiet ;
PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra, 32a33.
Eggs, steady; Pennsylvania firstslSc. Re
ceipts-Flour. 200 barrels; wheat, 1000
bushels: corn, 10000 bushels oats, 5000
bushels. Wheat. GOO bushels
corn, 8, 900 bushels; oats 1000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Mp. March 26.-Wheat,
western easy: No. winter red spot aud
March 81 Oislal OS; Nav 81 0Shal 0s34 ;
July 81 O4il: August 81 0l}4. Corn, west
ern steady; mixed spot and March THc;
April and May 7lc. Oats, quiet. Rye,
nominal. Hav. quiet Provisions active.
Butter. steady. Eggs quiet at l6c. Others
unchanged. Receipts-F'lour, 1000 bar
rels. wheat. 1000 bushels; corn, 2l,OOO
bushels: oats. 1900 bushels; rye, 2lO bush
els. Shipments-F'lour, 600 barrels corn,
10000 bushels.
CINCINNATI. O., March 27.-Cotton, quiet;
middling 9lsc. Flour, in moderate De
mand. Wheat, dull; No. red q %
Corn. steady: No. mixed 1Oc. oats
steady; No. mixed SIC. Rye, lower; No
. ole. Pork, nominal at 81 %. Lard
easier mt 81 % Bulk meats, dull at - 40
Bacon. steady at 81 -. Whisky, steady
AT 81 IL. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
steady. Eggs, unsettled at llal5c. Hogs
| in moderate demand, weaker; common ano
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straw, with trimmings Of ribbon loop
and a single, long-Stemmed rose with
two or three leaves standing nearly erect
behind This use of a single flower for
garniture, much as one carries one jon
quill in ones hand, one orchid at ones
bosom or one violet between ones lips,
is something characteristic Of the sea-
son.
The spring frock has very long
pointed waist and sometimes it has u
straight skirt and sometimes 1t has
paniers. 1t has a queer fashion OF let
ting broad frills OF lace turn down In
straight line about It's shoulders, even
upon high-necked gowns. This fashion
is a Renaissance of the days when the
beauty Of the curve was hardly thought
Of; when yews, box hedges, dresses and
garden beds were all characterized by
the same angularity. No woman with
any feeling for grace OF line would so
spoil her figure.
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FOR SALE

Sly roomed house, IN splcncid condition ON
Market street. between Twenty third aud TWEEN
.ty-fnurth streets, g tDJ. -
Sayan-roomed house, i5li EOn street, ". 100
Double brick house, IN splendid condition,
Jacob and Nineteenth streets siA lo"ins ln e"e"
Ten.roomed house. 7i2 Main street, $50.
Six-roomed house. ~ y. York street, eGO
Sryen-roomed house. YDi =. York ST., tl.sp
Six rOoMed brick house, IN good cohultioh'
97s) Jacob street, t3,bD
Four.roomed house On Wood street between
Twentv-third aud Twenty fourth streets, tl'po
Nineroomed brick house, ZS5l Market street,
$3.50 -.
between Eoii and jacob streets u,SD
Three. roomed house, in good condition. First
Three. roorned house 9IO Woods street, 81 90.
-Four roomed brick house, No @lS Alley D.
Two if brick houses, rooms IN each house.
Tweuty.four lots near Benwood Junction. In
first addition 10 Nnrylynn' opposite the lhI
proyements Of the b. a o. Company. on the ne"
inrn nike and county road. Price from ~ 70
800 One.third cash and balance IN one year.
Two brick houses, is aud 100 Eighteenth
street. Al 900 each. $500 - .
az 90. ,,.,.- .,,s
Woods street, - 400.
-Four. roomed house on Twenty Elnth street
near Woods streets. 81 100.
Good business house on ChAphne street, Cen
ire Wheeling.
Hotel lease and fixtures 10 city doing pay
ing business.
Eleven lots on Woods and Wilson st!eets, IN
Filan, WHITE aud Gallagher addition, each lo'
5OxlUD feet. goo 10 s5JD each.
Two half lots on MaYston street. Sixth ward
$50 each.
Two half lots on EoG street. between Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, 81 OJ0 each.
One-half lot on McColloch street, Flfth ward
lH0
Manufacturing site near Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad depot, Martins Ferry.
Eighty-seyen acres two miles east OF the city
$1,000.
twenty-five acres four miles east u city, con
tanning sandstone quarry, good quality Of cr-
ment stone. and coal with bank opened ior VS.,
and spring that flows large volume OF water
Of fine quality, $3.50. ..., a.
100 acres near SherrErd, well improved "o
per acre. ,,,.ti conn
Eighty acres. near railroad, IN harshAll o"1H
ty, Of 500 Will exchange for city prePol! iif
Fifty-hve acres near Glen Easton' si'--''
exchange for city property, Co., ,d
We have also lots in the Old falf DtouI1 ~ -
ditiop and m the Hydinger addition Eisn'"
ward ,at.
NESBITT 4 DEylNE,
i73o Market Street.
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Depart. + Arrive.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
J CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.

NJ y y 7 ID
General Passenger q sent, Baltimore.
J. S. LANE. Wheeling dri5
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Saturday, the 18th Day of April,
A. ID. 1891, at 10 O'clock A. M,

at the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
County. proceed TO sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder. the following valuable real es-
tate situated In Wheeling. W. Va, which is de-
scribed ~ follows. {, wit: All that certain
piece Or parcel Of land lying and being situate
In the eastern portion OF the city OF Wheeling
having front Of thirty feet GU the west side OF
McCulloch street and running back OF equal
width one hundred and twenty feet. the north
line thereof being sixty feet southwark from
the south side Of Tenth street, being the same
property heretofore conveyed 10 said William
Bauer by James kNley. by deed dated August
18th, 1881. and Of record In the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio County, W
Va, IN Deed Book No. II, on page SS3, with all
the Improvements thereunto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-One half OF the purchase
must be paid In cash on the day OF sale, and the
remainder In one year from day OF sale. but the
purchaser may pay all cash II he shall so elect.
The deferred payment will bear interest az the
rate Of six per cent per annum from day OF
sale, aud good security must be given for IL. and
the title 10 the property will be- retained until
all the purchase money has been paid. The
title TO the property Is believed To be- perfect,
but selling rs trustee | shall convey only such
title As is conveyed by said deed Of trust.
JOHN o PENDLETON. Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HERNEN, Auctioneer.
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NJ should n 10 &c z

We should Ike TO give .
new chimney for every one
that breaks in use.
We sell to the wholesale
dealer; he to the retail dealer;
and he to you.
1t is a little awkward to
guarantee our chimneys at
three removes from YOU.
Wen give you this hint.
Not one in 4 hundred breaks
from heat; there is almost no
risk in guaranteeing them.
Talk with your dealer about it.
1t would be a good advertise
ment for him.
Pearl top and pearl glass,
ouc trade-marks-tough glass
Pittsbunz GE0. a. MACBETH y Gu
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From Pittsburg. n.cu A. 10. Sa.i y. Is.ss 3 H.,
except Sunday, 8 81 An4 10 - D.. fslg. and
$3.50 =. m, Sunday only.
Washington AccommodAncu. T.fCA. o.. BALLS
except Sunday.
OH. % SlI,I
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OIL WELL TAKES FIRE.
Drlller Il Badly burned and Another
Knocked Down by the Explosion.

UrllIer l. Badly hurneu. anu AuoNneN
Knocked Down by the Explosion.
Spe7g. C9r-.sp1alsacs Of ne Register.
PARKEB>BvEG, March 26.-Shortly
after seven o'clock last night while TWO
drlllers were roaming and working on
the wei. on the Cooper tract just below
81. Mary's. and within thirty feet Of
the Little Gulch No. ., pocket OF gas
aud oi. was struck which caught from
the forge fire. causing an explosion and
Instantly setting the derrick aud en-
CINE house ON fire, Both drillers were
Shocked down and one OF them named
Showers was badly burned about the
Face. especially the nose and mouth.
The citizens OF 81. Marys and hands
from adjoining wells succeeded, after a
hard fight, iu saving Little Gulch No. l..
The r.g. engine, tools, etc., on the
Cooper tract We're burned, entaiiiug a
loss OF $1,000 20 Sl,5OO. but the tanks
were saved.
The well burned is owned by K. Il.
Caldwell. Dr. Gaudee. Judge McCluer
aud others, composing the Gaudee oil
Company The loss falls on the con-
pany and not on the contractor or drill
or. The well is sure 20 be producer,
however, and will De promptly finished,
new rig erected. etc.
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY. PA. March 21.-Cattle,
receipts 1910 head; shipments $50 head
market nothing doing all through.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1850 head; shipments,
$500 head; market firm; Philadelphia
81 75a4 50; good mixed, 81 70a4 20; best
Workers q 6Oa4 90; light Workers, 81 GOA
80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
200 head; market, nothing doing.
CHICAGO, March 27.-Cattle, receipts
5000 head; market fairly active; natives
s 95a6 00;o stockers e 50a3 So; cows, bulls
and heifers 81 50a4 IS; Texans & TO-
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market
active; rough and common q 0Oa4 % (:
mixed and packers - SOa4 So; prime heavy
- 60a4 10; light a S0a4 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head market &C
tive and strong; natives strong; western
s. 3Oa5 -; natives 81 15a5 80; lambs 81 Goa
All 40
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Raitronoe.
RALrlNoRE AND ONO RAIL

- " uetiiuP. tfsttfn
uihe. Schedule 10 sueet
January H.. ISL
MAlS LINZ EAST.
FOR Baltimore, pli.alei.
phia and New Yofk. ll.li,
s;a5 q. 10. . 30 B. m daily
Cumberland Acroailo
dalton. 90 n o. laIit
erc"pt sunday
Grafton Ace t.uo.f.
lion, 2.SJ ,. % la4s.ry.
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Quick wsrk.


From m U-s N0iHss NlH ga IuHts.
A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug ore at Tingley. Iowa, MIR
II. L. Dyer, "a well known citizen, came IN
and asked for something for a severe cold
which he had Mr. Elder took down "a
bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
aud said Here is something can recon-
mend. 10 commands a large sale and gives
genuine satisfaction 10 is an excellent
incarnation and cheap" Mr. Over pur-
chased a bottle. and the next day when
we saw him he said he was much better,
and the day following appeared 20 be en-
tirelv restored This is "a specimen of this
preparation For sale by ". W. Irwin,
II. ". Hcurici. W c. Armbrecht, 9.
Meukemiuer. W f. Miller and :. L.
Bricc. and by Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
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rhe Rest cough Medicine.

Zone Of my customers came in to-day and
asked me for the hes. cough medicine
had, says Lew Young, prominent drug
gist of Newman Grove, Neb. "Of course
showed him Chamberlain's Cough Rene
DIV and he did not ask 10 see any other |
have never yet sold medicine that would
loosen and relieve severe cold so quickly
as that remedy does. have sold four dozen
of il within the last sixty days, and do not
know of a single case where it failed TO
give the most perfect satisfaction" 30 cent
bottles for sale by w. w. Irwin, C.. K.
Goetze. C. Schnepf,J. Klari, NJ w. Henrici,
w. c. Armbrecht, G. Menkemiller, w. h:
Miller. John Coleman and 5. l.. Brice, and
by Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
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Special Commissioners Sale.
IL THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CoUN-
L ~. West Nirginln
j. A. Holiday y Sous

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or ONO COuN-
L ~. West Nirginla
j. A Holiday y Sons
vs.. In ChAncrry.
Sevena r. Mccoy and others
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of
OHIO county. West virginia, made and entered
In the abeye entitled cause, on the Duh day OF
February, 1891. We will, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1921
Al 10 O'Clock "A. H.. AT the north front door Of
the Court House OF Ohio county. offer at public
sale the following described real estate 10 wit:
IN. two lots in the town OF Triadelphia Ohio
county and State OF West Virginia, with the
improvements thereon, viz. Lot No and lot
No in said town OF Trade phia, each fronting
fifty feet on Main or Turnpike street Ia said
town.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third. and rs much
more OF the purchase money As the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, in cash on the day OF sale,
one-third on "A credit OF twelve months, ana the
remainder on credit Of two years from the
dav OF sale with interest on the deferred install
ments from the day OF sale until payment the
purchaser giving his notes for said deferred
payments and interest, with security TO be ap-
proved by the undersigned Special Commission
ers. W. y; W O0n IN IN
Special Commissioners.
w II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
| certify that bond, with approved security,
has been given in the above entitled cause a.
required by the decree referred TO above.
mr2loawu JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk
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EASTER STYLES
WHICH MAKE THs CITY STREETS GLAD AND
GAY.
Toilets That One Sees as One Walks in the Light Of
Breaking Spring-COsts, Hats and Dire SEES
Shine With Silver and Clean With Gold.


New YORK, March 96.-Easter
is here and full knowledge is upon
US as TO what We are TO wear and
to see worn. In the light OF breaking
spring we walk in the simmer of silver
and the shine OF gold. A soft, luminous
white gray seems to be the background
for the world Of clothes, and against it
twinkle and flash Jewels Red gold is
worn upon gray and green gold is bril-
liant. Clear yellow gold brings to bear
upon il the light and the radiance OF
sunshine, Women wear gray wool with
jOnquilS on the street; in the house they
Iut on gray silk with clasps OF topaz.
There are years when fashion runs to
color and other years when fashion runs
10 form. This year form is alight and
aglow with color, and the result is inter
eSting 10 look on. Here is YiSite in
gray cloth and lace that will explain to
you what / mean. Look at the sleeves
OF il, long, dropping and so full that
they are folded at the back and hung
with frillS and cascades OF VelaSquez
lace most Enthusiastically. Lace is cas-
caded in the middle OF the back with 4
Renaissance OF Vatican. Look at the
shoulders Of it and then consider that
its color is silver, and that though the
black lace Quiets it, is stirred and
Weakened again with the flash OF gold
paSSementerieS and GALLONS. With it
is worn hat in gray straw, with trim
mingS Of buttercupS and black velvet
ibbOnS.
Here is a second toilet that both for
dior and for form is remarkable. The
jacket is "A delicate gray blue satin, with
yoke Of gold tinSel and long hanging
fringe of tinSel with lace ends. With
every motion the heavy dropping
threads throw out like sunshine through
rain. The sleeves are OF VelaSquez
lace In black, with gold beads. The
bonnet is such a bonnet we have not
seen in years. II is made Of gold tin
sci glittering with cut jet, and it has a
crown that taperS upward and is shaped
like a cone. II is high crown, totally
al variance with crowns that have gone
before. II reminds one little OF the
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March %. - Wool
market quiet, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 92a35c; X
3Oa32c; medium 37a39c: coarse 36a37c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western fine,
Y and XX2sa301Ec; medium 36a37lIc;
coarse 36a37c fine washed delaine Y and
Xxx 34a3Sc; medium washed, combiug and
delaine, 42a4Sc; coarse do 39aSSc; Canada
do 34a36c; tub washed choice 3Ia4Oc; fair
35a31c; coarse Babe medium unwashed
combng and delaine 29a3l &c; coarse do Pa
2s1!c, Montana 2Oa2+c.
BosTON, March 27.-Wool market firm
sales for the week 9,G22, 900 pounds; Michi-
gan X 29c; Ohio Y 3la32c; Territory
quiet; fine medium GOa65c; medium 5sa62c
Eastern Oregon l7a2lc; California and
Texas quiet; pulled unchanged; foreign
carpet woods firm.
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Highest Of all Leavenng Powe-U Govt Report Aug ~ 1885,
RH,A!:,!;!! B Bs%5:s2
ABSOLUTELY PURE

olved, Mr.. Coss remaining in the business
at the old stand.
The last chance to get bargains in cloth
ing to-day at Joseph Jacobs.
Mayor Keller has moved into his new
residence on Fifth street
Attorney j. G. Heinlein WIS in the city
yesterday on business.
The different candidates are beginning
10 get move on them.
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Nos. aud I. daily r. T. V. Limited. run solid
between New York aud Cincinnati with Nesu-
bgle Sleeper between Washington aui Louis
VILE.
No leaves Washington ~ u 10 D. m. and A.
riyes al Charleston 40 ~ - d.. M, Huntington
at 1880 p. m.
No. / leaves Washington nt ~ g. m and NJ
rlyes AZ Charleston No 1880 ID. M Huntington
al 2.3O a. M.
Nos and 2 have Pullman Sieepefs between
Cincinnati and Washington. Solid train between
Cincinnati and Old Point daily.
ACCOMHODATOE TRAINS.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION 30 8 leave
Clifton Forge daily + 3Ja % arrive Huntington
$50 .. NJ. 10. n daily. leave Huntingdon SOD
A. m, arrive Clifton Forge ~ 3 iu. $50. ID,
daily except sunday. leave ta.' s"~el DO o.
NJ. arrive Huntington l0OJa m. So. 10. daily
exec % Sunday. leave Huntington ~ 3. fu. ar-
rive East Sewell 100 3. M.
CINCINNATI DIVISION 10. 10, daily exc
cept sunday, leave Ashland JuucfI 90 20 D.. n.,
arrive Cincinnati ~ 10 %. M 80. ~, daily ~fcrpt
Sunday. leave Cincinnati goo B.. Ir., arlitr Ash
land Junction o. g. 10. ~. IL. daily rt.rp
SUNDAY leave Maysulle , 40 a u.. arrive tlu-
cinHat s.gDs M. So. ~ daily rfr' H4ni'f,
leave Cincinnati 500 J.. H., arrive Naf.slH"
z i5p. M
H.. " FULLER C'nl Ias.. AT.
GEO ". STEVENS. Grnl auIt
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light g 9Oa3 65; packing and butchers
81 4Oa4 80. Receipts, 1850; shipments, $50
TOLEDO, o., March 26.-Wheat lower;
cash and March 81 o.; May 81 06; July
81 COZ: August 96Ec. Corn, firm; cash
lie; May 69c. Oats, quiet Glover seed,
dull; cash and March s. 50. Receipts
Flour, 600 barrels; wheat, IL 600 bushels
corn, 400 bushels; rye, l 800 bushels: clio
YER seed, 40 bags. Shipments Flour, 1000
barrels; wheat GOO bushels; corn, 5000
bushels; oats, 400 bushels; rye, 800 bush
els
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West Virginia Pensions

Special Correspondence OF ne Rfoister.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The follow
ing West Virginia pensions have been
issued:
Original-Oliver II. p. Lydick, Saml
c. LOOMS, John Hick, Henry Petit,
Samuel Stukey, Caleb q. Samuel, Alba
NJ. Martin, David d. Riley. Additional
Adam Huffman.