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To the Public.

On Saturday, August s, we will open a
grocery and beer saloon at the corner of
Peach and Dakota streets. where we will
be pleased to serve our friends and the
general public with staple and fancy gro
cerieS, glassware, crOckery. fresh beer,
etc. Goods delivered free Give us call.
S-6 1t KISsJ1NG Rios
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No White Man Need Apply

A white laborer, and American cit
izen, applied yesterday to the super
in tendent for work at the cellar dig
ging of the new court house, when
this arrogant individual looked at
Mr.. American in disgust, and abrupt
ly said: why, you are no Mexican !;
we do not need yOu.u
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Verdict Of the Jury.

We the jury, find the defendant
Texas Tea and Coffee Co., No. 233
East Houston street, guilty of selling
the best tea and coffee in town.
Signed, JOHN SMITH, foreman. If
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Berlin Bridge Co s New Agent,

has arrived in our city to look after the
interest of the Berlin Bridge Co. Mr..
Sage is a young gentleman of proposes
sing appearance and pleasant address and
will no doubt ably represent the interests
of his firm. Mr.. Sage takes the place of
Can't PaVSOn
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NOTICE THE:PUBLIC.

The only authorized collectors for the
LIGHT (at preSen0 are II. c. Schumacher,
Fred Small and D. c. Bitter. Otherwise
you will see that you get properly re-
ceipted bill from the undersigned.
T. B. JOHNSON, Manager,
S-3tf San Antonio LIGHT.
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TWO FINE RESIDENCE LOTS

Ill X l65 feet, on co ner. For sale. Wort
81, 800. JNO. IT. HAMBLETON & Co.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN,

800 acres on Medina river, short distance
from San Antonio: improved; all can be
cultivated: fine soil; never failing water.
Apply to So ct
JOHN T. HAMILTON & Co.
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Ratified OFF THE RAILS
Talked by Telegraph. Told by Train
Men and Taken in Transit.


Twenty cars of cattle passed through
here yesterday for St. Louis. from Com
stock over the |. & e. \.
Messers. McQueeney, superintendent of
Houston Division; InneS, superintendent
San Antonio division. and Markin, Supe-
intendent FL PasO, division of the ). P,
went east yesterday on a special train
to meet General Superintendent w. G..
Van Week, of the s. p, with whom they
will make tour OF inspection over the
whole system.
J. W. Eagan. came in yesterday from
the CibOlO.
Mr. Sidney. B Buchanan. of the S. P
and wife, and Mr.. L. Hume, Superintend-
ent OF the l. K G. \. and family left the
city yesterday for Corpus Christi where
they will spend short vacation.
Freight Conductor Geo. Waid, of the
Southern Pacific, was married last night
to Miss Kate SCahOrn.
Mr.. Jones, Texas passenger agent of
the Queen & Crescent, Mr.. knight, of
New Orleans, passenger and ticket agent
for the Queen & Crescent, Mr.. MCCand-
less, travelling passenger agent of the 5.
P, and that venerable representative of
the L. & n, Coz. T. Ii. Kingsley, are noN
in the city. 1t is thought that some one
has informed them that one Of Our prom
plating a trip to the east. The patronage
of the above named gentlemen will insure
the necessary amount for transportation.
NJ, Z. F. McCandleSs. travelling pas
sengPr agent of the Southern Pacific is il
the city.
Mr.. Frank Evans, the acting rate clerk
If the ). P, has been relieved by hi
hgOther. j. W. Evans, who has returned
from six weeks vacation.
Mr.. Frank Evans left today for Rock
port where he will spend few DAYS.
Lawn Tennis Counting.
The Hugo Lawn Tennis club, gave
q most enjoyable party, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. DtttLuar, on Houston
street last night. Refreshments were
served at 1880 p. N. Dancing was
kept up until late hour, and all pre-.
sent enjoyed themselves greatly The
names of the guests are as IOllows:
Miss Daisy Marcheau, Misses L. and
E. Dittmar, Misses NJ and E Degner,
Miss NJ. McEIroy. Misses NJ. aud D.
Groos, Miss G.. Voglander, Miss l..
Wulff, Miss L. Wright, Misses B. and
E. Illg, Misses V. and l.. Hugo, Miss
l. Olmstead, Miss r Harm, Miss h
Rummelt aud Miss H. EImendorf
The gentlemen were: Ed Wultf, D
Stapp, B. Ditmar, Ed. Stapp. Charles.
Cresson, T Leighton, R. Hickman, C.
Withers, F. KaIteyer, R. Withers, o.
Groos, n. Fitzgerald, D. Holt, E. An,
kerson, P. Dwyer, d Bell, ). Dryer,
A. Storms, J. Dryer, H Marachau,
w. Wright, E Rlsche, w. Kalteyer,
G.. WYNN. VI KaIteyer Fl Raskiu.
Capt. Geo Upson, Prof. w. J. Brad
ley, Maj. Eugene J. Hernandez and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. GrIesen beck.
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they can cast ballot, vet the Next
can tramp, fresh from over the Dor.
der, who cannot read or write, knows
nothing about our institutions, cares
nothing about our welfare, taxes out
an intention paper and votes, or is
voted even without even this GER
emOny.
L. not this an evil, wrong, an out
rage too colossal to be long tolerated.
Have the people not right to test
the eligibility of these gypsies, VINO
cannot vote even in their own
country, and who are rated in the
census of Mexico as Indians"
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CITY COURT.

Fifteen cases were brought before the
recorder this morning, and s65 in fines
were assessed. Four cases were dis
missed, and one continued
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

Chas. Scheidemantel to T. C. Frost,
by sheriff, lot SO on Avenue b. ~ 200
Reagan Houston, assignee to Sam v
Maverick, to Wilhelm Mueller, =
lot 8, block 5, original city lot 5, g.
Dawson street. ..........:........ 800
Charles r. Watson and others to
Louis Breitenbauch, lots "a. % and
20, range 1..................... $50
l.. A. Adams and C. F. and C. NJ.
Robbins to Carolina Chapman,
lots IA, Is and Is. in block 1, Lau-
rel Heights, range 3, district g.. $50
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To Printers anu publishers.

You can buy bargain in press, or al
engine, by addressing 7. B. JOHNSON
LIGHT office. 5-6-tf.
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FORDERE& NAGEL.
Machine and General Repair Shop,

f7Ave. Next to Fire EnglneIHouse
Repairing of all kinds OF Machinery, Boilers,
Pumps, and Manufacturers OF ..Railings, Iron
Doors, Blinds, Locks:and Gunsmthing. - 29-l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-19

Washington City 4 the East
Washington City 8 the East
Washington City q the East
TT..r. NanNarrH A com
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BELLAlRE.

About o'clock yesterday morning Mar
shall Sheppard shot and probably istally
injured a Young man named Alex ADAMS,
Who was in the act of stealing goods from
the show windows Of Apple Bros. STORE
which is situated on Belmont street, on
the east side of the public square Adams
had cut ont a portion of the window. be
fore nc could capture any stock the Mar
sbal who was secreted in the store, let go
five shots in rapid succession from ms re
volver. Four of the shots took enect III
the bov's arm. and the other entered us
b,easf near the heart He tried TO run
avvav but dropped before he had run MY
,,a,js Annie Brothers store has been
,.obhed several times of late by cutting out
~ front GLASS. Marshal Sheppard has
been waiting for u chance TO capture tue
thief for seme time. With,
For some time the officers OF Bellaire
have suspected that man named FeleE
smith. who resided in the upper part OF
that town. knew something about the hu,
merous petty robberles that have occurred
NJ late on Gravel Hill. 4 search Warrant
was issued and Smiths house searched
The officers found a big supply oil edloles'
clothes and household goods OF all KINDS
smith was not at home when tue searSu
was Instituted. His wife seeing that the
iieT was M went up stairs and gave het
husband. who was about 10 enter the mouse
n enc of the situation, and he Immediately
sl,ipped Mrs. Smith was afterwarus
nlaced under arrest, but the husband mas
not been found Yesterday afternoon there
was unite a lot of articles reclaimed 0y the
owners. Overcoats, clocks, canned fruits
etc. went back TO the original possessors'
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAIL

houndsyille Accommodation. $50 o., cs.
eepi Sunday, and ESP p. m. and except sunday.
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LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE. Mp, February y, ls9l.
Cal VERTON YARDS.

Rrrr CATTLE.-Common cattle were no'
numerous on the hill to-day, nor were the
medium grades plentiful. Tops ana those
annroaching them were more largely rep
resented than last week. These and the
medium cattle were stronger, and the mar
ket was tolerably active TIL toward I1e
close when it dragged, and some cattle
were left over unsold. We quote the range
from * 90 to s. 90, with few sales al or
near the lowest figure, and numerous trans
actions at and near s., with most sales al
81 N to - 90 per 100 pounds.
prices of. Beef Cattle this week ranged
ne follows: Best Beeves 81 I5a5 10; those
generally rated first quality q JOai 90
medium or good fair quality - OOai -,
and ordinary thin Steers, oxen ana lows
= OOa3 30 per 100 pounds 49,,
az the cattle received 29o head came
from Virginia, l6l from Maryland, 30 from
Illinois = from Ohio, and - from West
Vir'inia Total receipts for the week IS
head against ,226 last week, AN ], ~ heau
same time last year. SEQ I'D or.
Of the offerings to-day 600 head Were
,aken nv Baltimore and other butchers, 81
hv country dealers, and - by Eastern BUY
eIIs Total sales for the week Isl heau
AGAINST ~ last week, and 3ej head same
week last year. I'D
for good cows this week. Common duil
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Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses at Public Sale

TIME FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DIV tLL-
ING HOUSES Will %" offered ~ pubic
sal. AT the n.ut door of the Cour Huu,r OF
Ohio county on Saturday, February %lsi, lssl'
At 10 o'clock q. m, VIZ:
Fir.t-Oue double frame two story tn foYi
dwelling house. containing f,ur r"uius each.
situated at Nos ~ and NJ Twenty sixth street
Rents Tor ~ % each per month.
S.eoud-One three. foOmrd frame cottage, ih
roof situated at No. .Dis Alley !. Rents Tor
~ J PER month,
Third-One double brick. tin roof. iwo--iofl
and attic, dwelling house. siinatei al No-. -cl'
and 800 Wood street. arranged for four lrnhhis,
three rooms each. Now renting for sDD per
ali OF the above described property is stu
ated Al the corner Of Twenty-siNth and " ood
streets. on lots Nos. and >, Caldweiis ADJ
ton. t,.-
Main street. on which j. erected two separate
rows Of brick dwelling houses, Nos go TO SolO,
containing six dwellings 10 each row, atfahs'u
for sixteen tenants in all. now renting ipf
Of .oO1 per year. This property Is very substan
tally built, with extra heavy stone foundations
and brick division walls. VIII b. offered SIN
civ and a, a whole % the highest bidder. The
property will pay from u 10 - per cent A. %
Investment
Fifth-That large two-story aud basement
brick tin rooted boarding house and store
room situated al No. 81 Main street. b'iief
known a. the Eckhart property. now owned by
the STANDARD Building Association. and must
be- sold 10 close IL affairs.
TERMS-Half cash; balance boz one anu TWO
years, with interest; notes secured oy deeu OF
trust on the property.
Now please examine all Of the above aui l'oh
out for bargains.
For further information aud terms apply to
JAMES 4. HENRY, Agent, nr
fsQa4dra 4 G. uEKyEY. Auctiuu~eF
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Macbeths "pearl top and
"pearl glass" lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made OF clear
glass as well as tough, as
clear as crystal. They INT the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con-
tributes TO proper combustion;
that makes light; they inn
prove the light Of a lamp.
But they cost 4 dealer three
times as much as common
chimneys, and. as they do not
break, he is apt 10 be anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
minished sales and less profit
are not agreeable to him.
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
1p,,,.h,rs GEo. A. MACBETH y CO.
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Legislative Delays.

"Florry. dear" faltered the Washing
ton youth, IL couldn't summon eouI-
age to tell you what was in my heart
and wrote 1t. You got my letter.
didn't yOu2"
Yves, George, ! got it"
And you read it, didn't yon?
"Yes, / read IT, in fact, II read u
over twice"
"And now. Florry," he said, growing
holder, IL have come to learn my fate :.
The best can promise you, George
said the blushing daughter OF the ais
tlngulShed Congressman, withdrawing
her hand from the ardent clasp OF the ne
infatuated young man, sis that WIN
advance your letter To third reading
tomorrow.
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For THE CHILDREN. - Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy is great favorite with
mothers for their children, as many OF
them have learned from long experience III
the use of it that it is reliable. 1t promptly
cures their children of coughs and cOids,
prevents them from having the Group, OF
cures them of Group. Thes have also lounu
that there is no danger in giving II even IN
large doses, and that 1t IS pleasant Ior S,'I ~
GoetTe G. Schnepf, ]. Klari, Nj. w. Hem
r;c; W q. Armbrecht. &. Menkemeller,
W. r. Williams, John Coleman, and > l..
Brice. druggists.
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,,,..,..roL.s Eorethought.

PARIS. February 1s.-The Figaro to-
dav saws that Prince Bismarck has sent
fonr boxes filled with important docu-
mentS TO London. ~,
The Figaro adds that the eN-Chah-
cellor took this action in view oil the
possibility Of being prosecuted Tor MS
ntterances and alleged utteranceS upon
,,uhlie fairs
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FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent, Gold Bonds For Sale

LIMITED NUMBER or WHEELING
N Bridge aud Terminal Railway Company ~
per cent First Mortgage Fifty Year Cod bonos
secured by a deed Of trust on the Bridges, Inn-
uels and tracks aud other property o. me ccin
uauy. ana are believed 10 be good, sac anS ,
ppe,manent Investment Interest payable hali
YEARLY. Apply To GEO. ", ECkHAKI' ~
Or, THOs. OBRIEs, ,
,Oca3h Real Estate anu S'ocA Di'A''.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-THE attend
ance of buyers from other points has been
large, and this. with a good local demand,
has made a fairly active market. Tho
especial demand has been for blocky horses
and mules Receipts have not been suffi-
cient to supply the trade, and prices have
ruled strong.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union Stock
Yard Stables were as follows: Driving
horses Sl25a200, saddle horses sl25a225,
draft-horses Sl35alg0, strcet-car horses
$S5all5, Southern horses S50a75, plugs
S25a5O. Mules, 1 TO ; years old, 15lI TO Ii
hands Sl35al55, do l5ato l5l4 hands sll5a
l75. do Az to Is hands Ss5all5, Il TO Az
hands S75a9O, plugs S25a50
The following prices prevailed at the
Fifth street stables: Driving and saddle
horses, sl20a225; draft-horses, Sl25a220
street carhorses. s75al25; Southern horses,
s5OallO; plugs, Sl5a5O. Mules, aged four
TO eight years, sixteen TO sixteen and half
hands. $l45aai70; fifteen and a half 10 six
teen hands, sl25al45; fifteen to fifteen and
a half hands, Sl00al2j; fourteen and half
TO fifteen hands s90al05; fourteen TO four
teen and hall hands, SsOalOO; plugs, S'Da
60
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couIied with a Bark.

Nrw YORK, February l9.-The north
German Lloyd steamer Harve, while on
her way down the bay this afternoon
collided with an Italian bark, IN oounG.
The bark sank almost Immediately; IL
i believed that several lives have been
lost The steamer preceded ON her way
TO Bremen.
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Nos 3 and l. daily. ~ v. Limited fIn ....'
between Nrw York and Cincinnati nith i'.0.
bulr Sleeper between Washington and L'a.f.
Vile
No. lcayc. Washington 90 % iJp. m aai 1927.
riyr- at Charleston a. % 30 b. Do. hnnil. '"n
90 ~ - 2. m.
MOI leaves Washington at p ,Ja. Do. HfI af
rive. 20 Charleston at l..3u %. ir.i hunfn-
- g.30a m
Nos. and 2 have Pullman siespef h'iNcrn
Cincinnati aud Washington. solid uniu between
Cincinnati aud Old Point daily.
ACCOMMODATES TRAINS
HUNTINGTON DIVISION 81 49, .saf,
chiffon Forge daily > ala Dol. aff.s. iuu irf.N.
G.Mp.m. No. Il. daily. lraFr iulirr'
A. M. arrive clifton Forge z I'D 20 n. h' DID,
daily EXCEPT sunday. leat. kast t-Nf ID : n H
nj. arriv. Huntington 100 %. ni. So d. 4.f1
e.rfut SUNDAY. ie.se Huuflnltlu 90 D. u. 30
rive Ea.t Sewsli 10 ,. Co.,
CINCINNATI DIVISION no. D.. dti3 81
cept SUNDAY. leave ashland Junof lon - o. ni ,
arrive CINCINNATI ~ % u. 3D. SO. n, daily rtr.
Snnday. leave Cincinnati = ~ D r.. arrive Ash
hand Junction - g. %. so. ~. daily rf
sunday. leave Mays,llie - in arrive 'It
cinnatl 90a m. NO. ~. dolly rfc.lt .4naa
leavf Cincinnati 800 g.. m. arrive AH' f'r'
Tsp. ....,.,.,.., o..
GFO. ". STEVENS. Cent Supt
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PETROLEUM.

New YoRK, February ls-Petroleum
steady. The transactions were In March
option. 1t declined Il &c on a few selling
orders from the west, rallied and then be
came weak and so remained until the close
March option opened 7Si,c highest, s9l2c
closed at 12ilc Sales, 1900 barrels.
OIL CITY. PA, February lS.-Petroleum
opened at 7sc; highest sc; lowest a &c
closed at NE. Sales, 5000 barrels: clear
ances, $4,000 barrels; shipments, IS, STD
barrels; runs, 1908 barrels; charters, a.
334 barrels.
PrTTsBuRG, February lS.-Petroleum
opened at 1Sc; highest 7Sc; closed ne
lowest NE.
BRADFoRD, February lS.-Petroleum
opened 7s4c; highest SIC; closed IKE
lowest nc; clearances, 900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-19

MR.JF. MASTERS, cashier for Emmitt
1 co.. bank, Waverly, Ohio, says: VI con
slider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
hest have ever used. After using several
other kinds without benefit, l tried II, anu
II quickly cured me after years OF suffering
win an obstinate cough and throat trou-
ble.n g. .,,.,,,,
MEssRs. J. r. MARQUARDT X son, prom
inent druggists of Tiffin, ONO, say tnae
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives tns
there
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Mberlin9 Register
Graurlrrs' o5ninr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRAISS-ExPLASATtoN or REFER
ENcE MARKs: sDaily. tSunday excepted. tMon-
Jaw excepted SUNDAY excepted. saturday
exceutrd- saturday only. Sunday only-75
Meridian Nov Ia. $3.50 Wheeling time, which
q one hour ear ier than Central Time.
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Cured by Cuticura.

For about thirteen years have been troubled
with eczema or some other cutaneous disease
which all remedies failed to cure. Hearing Of
the CUTICURA REMEDIES. | resolved TO give them
"A trial. 1 followed the directions carefully, and
il affords me much pleasure TO say that before
using two boxes OF the CUT;CURA. four cakes Of
CUTICURA SOAR, and one bottle OF CUrICuRA RI
SOLVENT ] was entirely cured In addition TO
my own case, my baby boy, then about i've
months old, was suffering with wha / supposed
TO be- the same disease a. mine, 10 such an eN.
tent that his head was coated over with Il solid
cab, from VIII ch there WAS II constant INV u
pus which was sickening 10 look upon, besides
two large tumorlike kernels on the back OF his
head Thanks to your wonderful CuTIcuRA
REMEDIES, his scalp is perfectly well, and the
kernels have been scattered so that there Is only
one little place by his left ear and that is heal
ing nicely. INSTEAD Of a coating OF scahs h"
has IA fine coat OF hair. much better than
that which was destroyed by the dis
ease would that the whole
world OF sufferers from skin and blood
diseases knew the value OF Your CuTICuRA KEN
EDIEs a. do. They are worth ten times the
price at which tlieyare sold have never used
any other toilet soap In my house since bought
the first cake Of Your CuTICuRA SOAR. I'would
be inhuman. ~ well ~ ungratelul should laii
to speak well OF and recommend them To every
sufferer have spoken OF them and shall con
tinue to speak OF them from the pulpit, In the
homes and in the streets. Praying that you
may live long aud do Others the same amount
of good YOU have done me and my child, re-
main yours gratefully,
REV. c. NJ MANNING, Box ~. Acworth, Ga.
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DEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

ON o0A6s
Lot on y. Huron street, 3JXl9O feet. with four
room frame house in the rear. rents tor 80 per
month. d,
A large tract of land just south 10 Marshall
county line lFOriyrighth >rrrrO.
The entire square bounded by Main. INVENT
fourth aud Twrnty-hfth streets aud Alley u.
aUXl2O feet
No Y MAN street, I've Rooms. brick, 81 D
no II y. Penn street. u rooms. large yafd.
No. i3y Zane street. i've fuom, frame, Sup
No 1921 Eon street. siN rooms, brick, H1D.
Noe Virginia street, eight rooms. brick hn'
location.
No ll0 McColloch street, s"frn rooms It"i"''
30, 1921 Alley II. ,iA rooms, frame, 1000.
No lQi Fifteenth street, I've rooms, bfich'
ss,S5O 400
No. iie7 Alley II. five rooms, frame, fl6cl
Lot eOsili feet. west side \. frcnt a., 81 90
Lot SDxi2J feet, on Fourteenth street tsbO
No. % 5 Huron street seven rooms frame
800.
Northwest corner \ Front and Kentucky
streets. siN rooms. 3b00
No esi7 Eon street, seven rooms ana store
room. Si,OW. .,..
No. 9ll7 and 2ll9 Nam si'eet. brick iol ilAl9
feet 5000. 49,,
Lots on south Huron street. ilXl.l fe't. spt
Lots on South Penn STREET. 'uNlpl i''l. sfln
Lots on South Elm street. 3NiOi feet 800
Lots on North Wabash street. 2'Nllulrri finI
No 1910 Byron street. xix room, brich - ~"
RINEHART & TATUm.
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Baggage checked through to dc.tuan.i ot
tickets.
" }. ROBINSON, General Passenger AGENT
parkrrshurF. " Va
A. J. DANDY. Assistant General pa. ginger
Agent, Parkershurg. ~. Va
J. &. TOMLlNSON. Pa -rnf,r Agent Mhrt.
ing, W. IA
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The Metal Market.

NEW York, February ls,-Pig IRON
Wv rs" AMERICAN sl5 50als 70. Copper,
nominal at si4 %. Lead, steady at - ~
Tin. tirmer ;straits, S2O 10
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Monday,
December ist 1870, trains will run As follows
City Time:
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-19
A Ministers Cure.

A MINISTER AND His LITTLE BOY CURED or oBsTI-
NATE sKIN DISEASES ByTHECuucUEA REMEDIES
PRAISES THEN n THE PULPIT HONE. AND N THE
STREET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-19
CHESAPEAKE u ONO RAIL
e. e. Y.

(Fast Flying Yireinanl
Vesubul. Limited. solid with Dining Csf. Dor.
tween New York. Washington and 'luDIn.eiI.
Nestbule Sleeper between NA,hiusf.r auI
Louisville aud Ola Point aud Cluciuual. rrh.i
ule IN Eject January Q. 1871.
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE. Wet off CND1n
Forge.
EASTERN STANDARD TNE. Eai Of Chiffon
Forge