davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The eAnericau.Asse
Tho scores in the American Association yes.
terday were as follows:
Columbus. 4: Louisville. I.
Athletics, Sc Washington,
}, oS Nbuiugtou' o.
Cincinnati, 6; St. Louis. o.

CINCINNATI "a. A) .; ST. touA o.
ST. Louts June 2a-The browns were net in 10 today.
KeiiS's men psysd q mag piNccnt game johnson made
0rouuds wbi. C.naysm and Robinso on sscssd in their
respective positiona AtoiAdsnos . BIZ Tho score:
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""'aSfi;SH1 81 Eai a1.iDii. -
~ Enrn.d runs-Bo:ton =; PHILADELPHIA Il rwob base
hits-ilamitop and Thoinnson. Home run-stoyey,
- sass hs-g -gsnnsta q. Allan siOisn bssss-stoyey
ss: on sslsSBy s:psr =; BY ..sasn 3: Struck oat
r. Fhi'adsphiA Tims-i:so cmpire-Iiurst
.,:.H; cs,oAco. 8; ciscnSAr.2.
.'TcAso Juus 23.-Ths Cincinnati taiicuders made
e. their appssranos IN Chicago this srason 10 dnv
.e aud taken int camp easily by capt Anson
A x snsj his eotA Ths
The sun., 1891-06-24

Dou6ls plays Robinson and canayan; Cauavan and
Carney First hase hals-Un McGilL 2; Oh Dwyer,
8 struck ont-By Mcijii. >: BY DwyeE = RAassd bail
-Muuyan. Wild pitches-NcGul ]; Grlfhth, 1. Time.
80. ump,re-Davis
coLunBrs Z; LOUISVILLE, J.
CoLrxsus June 23-The Columbus and Loui.vis
teams payed . slow aud unintsrsstinH game and tho
visitors made enough errors In the rs inutG 10 allow
Couu BUS to win. Attendance l,tUO. The score:
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New Jersey 4. G
New FORK A. T..

NV NV ':ai's scrl (: to''''::55
E.rned run,-Nsw Jerssy A. c., !; New York 4. C.. ~
~ .SsT !e1.sy g '2 Sew New YORK A M, {, plr:t b;s
Curris. MchurnsY. Fountain o. O'connor tal Loysy.
shaw Hall Gle scanlan Qninn Cal Bsr9en Two-bass
L.nns, Asss sp.IanS ha,n'y s!o'n 6s.:.
seaman. bergen Hin bv piI cher 6roiaw carey Wild
p,teles.Bsrssn :; f0untAin, D. Passed bails-W. Cur
ts. 4; brokaw. = umpirs-llart- Tms-2;Ia
rALs, o; UNIVERSITY or PKSSYLvAsIA
,N.v n.vxS June 2s.Ths ysi. and the University Of
game tbs isIe ned dav The pnivs:slty Of Penn.
hylvAna boys put np the best fielding game but could
not nnd tho bali when Ag the bat The score;
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RAYMOND out: hit by bnttsd bali

60 'uInUuR. -
Louisville. .............. y o . U y OIL
Earned run-columhna Iwooass hits-o'Cennor.
RAYMOND Three hit-Dunse stolen bsses-COium.
bns 3: Louisville, }. DoIbls piay-o.Connor and
Wheelock. First base on bAlis-om kDeL =; on hea
Kin MT BY pitched bnll-BeArd. Pirs base
--ToIumbuA struck out--By Knoll o: by Meakiu. Q.
Passed bAiis-Cahill =. via pltch-kpell. Tms-i;si.
Umpire-Jones.
AInLErics, 3; WASHINGTON, a.
WARRINGTON. June 2a-Ons Of the prsttsst Rames Of
baseball played In Washington took place this af.
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"se"HU' T0I0 WrOunds, To-dNX.
d,And League Championship game. DrootIyn W New
YORK. uAms v. ". Admission J,,c Tickets and Te
served seats at spaldngs. 2H broadway. Express
Train on Otu aE Lleayss Rector st. 1874 i. u.-laI
The sun., 1891-06-24
Minor Leagues.
EAsTERN ASSOCIATION.
AT lUYHAIo.

Hb1xHN ABS0CfAT1ON.
BUFFALO,
Buffalo io................s o-is
Albany ............. 8 IA
Base hits-Bunalo II: Albany. IA Errors-Bunalel /;
Albany, & Pitchsn-GormAn and Dsvlin.
RocnkSTKR
Rochester ....................O o s 2 o 6-l0
SYRACUSE. O. D
Bass hits-Rochsstss. 8: Syracuse a Errors-Rooh-
ester 2; syracuse Pitchsrs-Shrsvs and Gallagher.
TROY.
Troy. Z V-A9
Bass his-Trey. IS; Providence q Krrors-Troy, 9;
Providence, IL Pitchss-Mo1uire and ntaA
LkBAk0S.
Lebanon eu,,,...8 OF 900 Oil
New Bavsn..................Ol o oS
Base hits-Lsbanon. II; New Haven. q Errors-Lsb.
anon y; New Haven.S. Pitchors-Fit1ssraid and
Clnrklon.
The sun., 1891-06-24

Calvin was injured In the fourth inning while sndsavor
ine q stop hit from hcKsans bat ana baldwin toot
iinf and bavss nsdins with a me double play BY
Maui, were the features The score.
The sun., 1891-06-24

Smuf9isr. ~ W... L. J. koury......5 81 ~ 81 ~
Sanslssa. y 80; v; Mstmors...+ 10 SO Not md
bsth........Ho....E L. W. Jewst."...t 20 20 rs W
On elapsed time tho Gloriana beat the
SayODPra 9 minutes IL seconds. the Sayonara
beat the Mineola minutes 2s seconds. tho
onds, and tho Nautilus beat the Jessica min
utes Sseconds. Tho Ti9ress beat the kathleen
~ minutes 33 seconds. and tho smuRgler beat
the Nameless ~ minutes 80 seconds.
Mr.. Morgan received his handsome prize
soon after tho race was over lie dined aboard
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RUSTE HELD THEM DOWN..
1T WAS THE BRooKJrNy TURN TO
HUSTLE FOR BASE HITS

Terry PiteheA for Three Hsnings aaa was
thea Forced 20 eivs way 10 Menniug-
Chisage . wisnev, while Beston Loses
-Idveiy work By the N. r. a. c. s.a
N. u. A. q. Tsans-Othev Games.
Tho National League games yesterday re-
suited ~ follows:
New York. II: Brooklyn. g.
PHILADELPHIA 8; Boston
Chicago. 8; Cincinnati. Q.
Cleveland, IA; Pittsburgh. 8. .
The sun., 1891-06-24

University i; Of Pennsylvania. ii
n.~e.IsJam nsra:d 5a xss .,,v Home anr..r ssrns.
Eesma,. pT.rrasl. Tsl. BASE. ;tosaSSashias o. Calhoun,
pouels plAys-hll,., and MeOlana; Earle and Wsssn.
nslnn Jns..n snn wSsnhut .trnrk ont.ssss M
~, HI't base on ssI.GAaIPhy On Jsek.on WsIsnhprst
cl Time. i;,o tmpires-Brsdy and Snyder.
kkIpisd
neaalnk' nk''.'''.''''.,.'-........g ] ] 2--S
! u j O-2
AnuGR'r rux CHAMPION
.Asnyxsry June 2a Amherst won her last champion
ship game from Williams to day nv 4io2 Amherst has
lostohly one game And 10 champion Tor isI2.
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Baseball Nstss.

Sx Ias ssSot'n' hsv. no. played In Brooklyn
Today the brooklyns win walk the brldFs and
see what they eau do ~ the Pelo groundk
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6@SHE

-:- IL a-l g.a. gaall Z "a
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Attention Capital.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Dwelling Houses at Public Sale

UlHE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE DWELL.
i NC HOUSES viii Dee offered 81 publ
sale nt a.. mont door of the Court u, use "I
Ohio county ou Saturday, February 9l>t 1871
NJ 10 o'clock o.. M. viz.
Fir>t-Ouc double frame Two story tin roo'
dN.lnu. house. containing i,ur rooms each
situated a. Nos. ~ and ~ "rnii sixth street
Rents Tor ~ ~ .Hcl per month.
Socond-Oi,r three rooncd frame cottage, TN
roof situated at NJ. 2to' Alley J.. h"h'' iol
~ o. yer month,
Tbird-OLe double brick tan roof tw0-story
and attic. dwelling house, situated ut Nos 2y'
and 200 Jacob street. arranged Tor four tenants
three rooms each Now renting iol HDuj pei
month In all.
An OF the above described property g. situ
ated 40 the corner oi twenty siNfh anu jacob
streets. on lots Sos. aud .. caldwell ad'l
ton.
Main street IN which J. er' rtrd Two separate
row, ~ brick dwelling house,, Nos. go io 2piO
contuinin- six dwelling, Go each row arrange
I FOR .iNirrn tenant. % aN. nuN renting Tel
| ~ Coz per Npar Th property 0, very suh-iah
| italy Luif. with cN'rl heavy stone iouhdailoh
! and brick division walls. VIII ho on"r'd slh
civ and .. q who'll. TO fhr highest hlddtr. The
nropcrtv Will pay from - 90 - per cent 90, 100
Finh-rhat dc,irabl. home. No. 2.si chap
| lin. street ou lot No. is, fronting ~ i"ei 90
! Cbapliue street on which b. two -tof, brick
/ I'm roof. dwelling house. ali iu perfect r"Iair
newly paprred aHd painted throughout. c"n
tniuiu. ten rooms. With ala modern conteui
euce, aud situated on one % the most dr,lri
/ bic dwelling house streets ~ The city. Thee
! Is also frame tenant house on rear 81 same
/ lot Rents Tor l9U per month.
| StXth-rhat large two-,iory and hascm'h
brick. tin rooted. boarding house aud store
/ room situated 81 40 81 Main street D. Gee
| known 90, the Eckhart property. BOW OWNED h'
] The standard Building Association. ara mu'
/ b. sold 20 close i'll ais r.
! Now please cNninin" ali Of th" nhove ami l'o'
! cut Tor bargains.
1 For further Information sud terms apply tp
JAMES \. HENRY. Agent. COZ
! fn..It. 4 HEKNEI. Auctiuurer.
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LIVE srUCH.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, February l2.-Cattle-
receipt. D 100 head; shipments lao head
nothing doing all through consignments.
Hogs Receipts 1920 head; shipments
. pO0 head: market slow: mediums and
tops - 7aaa -; Workers - G5a3 - pigs
- aOu3 80.
sheep Receipts $50 head; shipments
l.So0 head, market siow at Yesterday
prices.
CHeAeo. February l9.-Cattle. receipts
1900 mead; shipments 1000 head; market
stronger: steers prime fancy s. S5a5 10.
common to medium - 50a4 30; cows and
heifers 81 50a3 50.stockers - OOa3 20.
Hcgs-Rcceipts. HOO he'd; shipments
13.GU0 head: market lower. rough anc
common - 20a3 -; mixed ana packer
- 4Oa3 -; prime heavy aud butcher
weights - jOa3 -; light +5a3 20.
Sneep-Receipts. 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market active; natives - ia
} 30: westerns ; 5aa5 -; Texans fed - %
lambs !, 15ad25.
CIxcINNATI, o, February l2-Hogs
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Tux FORCE BILL.
A Correspondent who ReIoices That 1t
Was knocked Out.

20 NE Etivor oftte ReQisf';
sweet land of liberty of thee
sing" But it looked for awhile like we
would have TO quit singing, for SHAT Is
land without liberty, or with liberty
surrounded down at Washington in the
legislative halls with lions on one side
and tigers on the other, and the ere
nbaut ia the White House was Sniie"
and rcpulsivc. The lions smote ho'fiy
ON the right cheek and The tiger was
6vipy To Smitc it on the left and the
pcop.e was told 90 oe quiet that these
fprious beasts were too wild 10 be tanned
and too stout to be handled. II looked
like the child Of liberty that was born
m Philadclphia, july ith, 1916, was
doomed 10 destruction. But the peo-
ule became Inspired with the spirit
of ',G and rose i'm their might on the
ltb of November. aud chained them
with high protected chains. and now
they are as docile as ever. Iney were
hostile and the goddess OF liberty gen
tIv strok,d them ou the back. and nov
there are only few of them that grow
and srau at her. II any of them get
locs. aud try To waylay our liberties
fbev win be- locked mp with reform
lo.ks i'm %. and the key turned over 10
the incoming President Cleveland. }
Noy. one BENJAMIN, who was anXiouSiy
whiting To- ollciatc at the burial service
of freedom. finds that he is confronted
with pretty lively corpse. and the Vui-
turrs who were sailing around 10 prey
upou the carcass are all dlSappearlh :
ont of sight, while the mockins olii is
sinyirr I'm the olive branches, and the
neople are basking in the sunshine Oh
/ liberty which seems to shine brighter
/ SINCE IN emerged from the cloud or dark
ness which hung like pail over 1t.
.ecan open letter ia the REGlSTEE
/ from Fairmout to George w. AlHinsoh'
charging him with being on ooth sides
of this case, VIZ. the Force liil. NOW
we tl.iuk he should have that right, a.
+ he started out that way after thc cleo
rion of IS. first on the defeated SIDE ana
thrn ON the victorious side. The peo-
,,I. elected a Democrat IN the First dis
,r,.t =, represent them, aud he should
h. Slowed 10 give 10 least balt o! his
iirc 10 the Democracy on ia" p'i''!'"'
'.,.st..rs Then the Fdirm"ut cores
,.,,d.n. thinks he's a little dull GA some
points. We don't wonder at That "Aen
ao doubt he laid aside his iegislat' y,
studies after being defeated at the poIi'
and mo. expecting to be- counted in'
nm when he went down 70 Washington
anI wont through the Reed process he
came out on the other side aud we INN
Inc Fairmoat correspondent is too Hai'
ON him. We would cite him To Nei'
Who dldled and danced while Rome wa wa.
oursin.. aud SO We say of Mr.. Atk'hSo'
what b.. loses in dancing ne "i'' mah'
,-.....,. r-,.i RIGHT.
uoo,h>rWc. ". "a, Fcb"diB H.
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The Wrong Parties Convicted.

MONTICELLO, ILL, February IL
Sheriff Woodiugtou arrived here last
night from Joliet with Mrs. Annie Eliza
Holden and Edwin Holden. The con
icsscd murdercrs OF Harley Russell.
They were brought back here by al
order from Judge Vail to appear before
the grand jury To testify in relation u
the family conspiracy to Kill Russell.
Edwin Holden. while he Knew nothing
Of the shooting and denied all compiled
ty in the case, after being sent to tho
pcnitcntidry made Il confession that h,
held the horse while his mother. Am
Eliza Holden, shot Russell, y motion
has been filed in Judge Wallis Court here
/ by the attorneys Of Calvin Holden anc
Albert Durham to amend the record Sc
that their ease may be carried to Tho
supreme Court. They were convicted
Of the murder Of Russell and will be cX
Iecn.cd March q unless a new trial l.
granted.
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The new luel process 10 use u, i',.. .'..
Bros I l'..o.l Is ,t' '', ae.
T I,I, frs If rssmr,d pressure oc ten
pounds 10 drive enough oil into the fur
mace to keep 30 hot by SOM iansvs 'i''
pressure Is no" reduced 10 ~, ,l - ~,
The greater ,u- P'e'' -, '. ,.,.s,,,.,li
'A' '''l"' ."' r...l,..+i,r ir uresgur.
conse4 4eu'.' ..e II, tS' ,ta ,,' f.r,,dr\ Al
o,t.,,.., IIs where "a like power is used
me- nreSsur, is only Eve pounds. Al The
flff.r ft.t.rts ine furnace l- lower iutN tHi
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NrO yo.K. February - Flour, receipts
obi, .So h-rrels: exports $500 barrels; mar
~. s,codv. sales -. 80 barrels Wheat re
'.oip.s > te0 bushels: exports 81 220 bush
NJ saies ia. Oco bushels futures and 81
oG ' bushels spot; market tirmer and dull
10 y Of: uuelajed red Ncasl o3i
10 red FebruarySl l02. March 81 lOiz
Nav 81 0s..al 06-.. closing at 81 co.; June
- isSl. July 81 mLal Coz closing "a
- G9i. August 25i4c: September 95'-c
Pve arm and quiet: western s1asic
G3rn. receipts 1900 bushels. exports AZ
E..eSels. sales 1896 bushels futures and
- az bushels spot; market steady: m
ers1,l mixed ISIS: May d2i4c, Eco
-, ,.llc: March 81 c: Nav - Z. Oats
rsre'u,s 1890 bushels, exports N,cJ,
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PETROLEUM.


New YORK, February l9-Petroleum was
even duller than usual today The open
ing was steady and was followed by a
slow advance OF e on few buying orders
from the west The close was dull hut
firm. Pennsylvania spot 79i.c; March
option opening and lowest 79jsc; highest
S0jsc; closing sos No Lima Total sales,
81 900 barrels.
On CITY PA, February u -Petroleum
opened al ~ &c; higheSl SOi PC; lowest ~ &c;
closed at soc Sales. llG,00O barrels
clearances, l42.000 barrels; charters. 81,
~ barrels; shipments, s9.32' barrels {;
runs, 90, 42S barrels
PITTsBURG, Pa, February II -Petro.
leum dull; opened and lowest - e; closed
197sc; highest s0isc.
BRADroRD, Pa. February l2-Pero-
leum opened at '9s.c; highest N0l,c; lowest
5gl5c: closed al 195Sc: clearances. &si. 900
barrels.
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MARTINS FGt;iiY.


There win ie social at the Presbyterian
..,.,,,..r. mis- evening coffee AND sand
w.ches free. y nominal charge ,s'.. Dc
made Tor ice cream, cake ana C .,l, '.: re-
roshinents. large t"lnS "a f,. a..
Gems should be present. Ftoiee"s io' '''
benefit oi The church.
,r.. sherman Eorse. al the corner of
l,.'-,r....i and washington streets, Is ociEs
',..!, ,,iT SON, g.. occupied AS % hotel aaC
,,.,,fs room
'''''i D't.,...... ...,..., ot tbe Operl
soap h4oo.g " - ..c,j s',.l audience
iiD~1 80. ,,..,I r,rlerei and tht
All the paris WEE" '... ..,,,.,..i .,ti.fartion
snow us Z, ~ 49,, .''' " - Ciair,ville. pass
- -. .l.i-..-t, ON his WAY 20 Nir
ed THROUGH ,u'5 o-. .n o' ,, Alliance
l. .c@S''N'' 10 ..,, ~ thgt Mace.
VINO no, aiI YV" ",. 90 j, 5on,h.cr of Air Stophor
81, Ni "a, M ,sis ,.i,y and y sister of Mrs
a. ....i. IL l.-.rri n critical cOnd.
l'r. Il i.. 80 f., l}rii -eport
t.a at yer .....' ~ ,'s,.'+ts.ril, has returned
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at cas- Per Cent.-e"sernment-
Dull and steady-Stncks Lower-ti"oT
rirnan Unchanged-WheRt pull.

Ngw YogK. February - Money on call
easy. ranging from > to per cent; last
loan at 2 per cent: closing offered at i
par cent: prime mercantile paper 5a'c.
Sterling exchange quiet al i,6aisS.
The Post SAYS: The rising tendency 81
The rates for exchange have to-day. for the
first time this year, caused the impression
that there might be some important eX
ports of gold during the next month OF
| Two. in fact, the conditions point strongly
that way. II must be remembered that We
/ have as vet sent back none OF the $3,cOC,VN
of gold which was sent over here from
/ London for the sole purpose OF re
storing confidence in financial az
/ fairs. and as this import of
81. 0g0. 100 was an arbitrary transaction not
warranted by the conditions Of foreign
| trade it stands in light almost as definitely
| as the three million pounds borrowed by
/ the Bank Of England from the Bank oil
| France But besides this our exports OF
merchandise and silver in the last three
months of 1850 fell of so largely rs com
( pared with the imports that it created a
condition which would necessarily result
/ in the export OF gold sooner rlater.
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ANApo,EoS or FINANCE.
The Rise sud FaI, Of II Mace. Paris
banker.


PARts. February ia decided sen
sstiou mas b.,a caused ia tuanci@i cir
cles here by tue Disappearance OF wei
known banker, who Is known 10 Law,
left debts 90 the amCut OF $1,000, 600 be
hind him. and 50 ho may have committed
s.toide The bakers name i NJ. We
tor Mace. and his financial establish
,ne,t n urivate bank. was located ia The
Rpe Cadet NJ Mace. who seemed e
have b.en well known in the world Of
finance previous 10 his opening The bank
Ia the Rue Cadet. some iive years ago,
began business there by offering 10 p4g
high interest FOR deposits, this Interest
+ In many cases averaging ten per cent.
monthly. or hundred and twenty per
cent a year. he sent out pile upon pile
ot circulars i'm Paris and throughout the
provinces, aud iitted zap his offices in a
neat. hIt very elegant style.
Everything about the establishment
seemed TO breathe au 0ir of wealth and
refinement, luxury and soiidiiy. IN al
dition, NJ. Mace was gentleman Oh tue
most pleasant address. perfect CONVEX
Satiouuli>t. and 80 good Judge ui men anc
women. His plausible offers, strict
p"N'''"'l'f q" l",--''.'- ''' -. H.,
easements ana 'os ron. '' ''',' .',, -.
which he paid the msn interest pI"'''is-
ga ON aIi deposits "r'"""'s "l' ~ Wv
INC 'l'H e. Glitch ryentu-
a. ,.','' vas, ''' of a.. rntor-
any ..., c'' Wv, 49,, ,to limo of his
''N.'@ "'''''''' 49,. LIN. i, WINS est,-
N'S'P I ', .t'.. - ~ f,tiy ao ooo
' 49, '''''' 49, rnot.
W. p"S''''i' ', ms . oo1"'' .,..yo, ro,oors
vi S","' I'M p"s'' -
,n I's"iu % VI - i.,,..+ t' W, iEa,
.SliNs ln 'l"uS Olio1'''' 49,. .,or,1 of
TINS was any l'i'''- '.'T ' 'o' wal,
ms 'l'en'S' VINO N~H , So. Lii.
N"'"" """"''N - W.
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TRANs.chio pIvlsIoN


w = n n. % ' "IVN-
70. Pittsbgrg 3 a. hud ~ =. a.. anJ = . 4
m. daily, am /. % ,. H., daily exert SaLlAy
Washington Accommodation. SD p e.. 80
cept Sunday
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Irnui 3tnticre.

1875 Market street, over Wheat y hsnch'
JcWc.ry Store. laSs'S
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-DHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

General Passer ~ Ageui. baltimore.
s LANE. Nl,rfiur dsls
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
" the County Court Of Ohio County, State
OF West Virginia.
IN the matter Of the probate OF the will Of
Jane Hughes, deceased.
This 9I,t dav of January, A. ID. 1891 james
Boycott fled his petition asking Tor "a" probate
Of The will OF Jane Hughes, deceased, and II ap.
pearing by said pc iiion and IN AFFIDAVIT Med
herein that Annie Hutton and John Hutton, hrr
Iobu Beck. her husband. are non-re,id"nt- Il
the state OF West Virginia. 1t l. therefor" or
q, red that the aforesaid parties do appear WIN,
In one month from the first publication hereof
aud do what j. necessary 10 protect their inter
est In this matter.
Published the fret time January . 1891
GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
JAMES +. Rooms, Attorney. ia<ioa"t
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Henry Ilelienhine In ne circuit Douf
IS. OF b"lW '""i.
Alfred Kimmins et al. West Virginia.
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Specie, car,,spa .ia.oe or ne Rgi.''r.
Mn. LANE PARK, Nh, February ia
Mr.. u. Hop Woods, "a prominent AZ
,.rrcv of Phgippi, w Va, and Mrs A.
n. Sargent. Of Kcyser w. Va. Were
r,fted In m.rriag, here to-day by Rev
&c Clarke. pastoro % Che NJ. f. churc'
40 Oakland.
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,LNTkAL -rlNDAAn nh
alYGnnsyIVania Lines
From Rddaonort stnllcn.

Trains va tie Cleveland .r1 iIu.ll.r Ral-
foAd lc6g" bridgeport ,of iitt,tufl. 'LlcrEl
aud c., yriaud. 4.1IA 20 Iof lluslur.. II ~
d. ~. Fof Chicago aud rlesrIafG. i.E B.. Pal.
Fog Plt;sbufg aud New iors s:a ;. il FOr
Stcubengiile. = y q m
Ifaln, arrive 20 Nf'ifel'f. d. OOh d.. 90 ~
t. "a, - 10 D. d.. : 90 d. ,l.. and 20 b. f..
IN Saturday au)-Fuf laFt Llyrfl,o.. G 70
p IL; from last Liverpool. % g. Pm.
From y 81 EiihG $50 fHiON.
Trains Via inr P'itshufc Cincinnati snd ST.
Louis Railway. phn-liahdl. Route. 'cayo - bee
ing iof StrJheuyi'e. iif'.hurf ans ',s ts,f
SD a. Co.. i..2, a.. . ~ g 10 and sac D. ll.
Tor Coiumhus. CincinA,t'. ireienarols ani $50.
Louis DA on and Z f0 20 w f,f tr.UlIIat
ans Chicago. H. ~ on irrfus frffr ~ N I.ts.I.
Ing ~ 500 a. d.. 1000 i.. glh Y. aFt e 30
90 &C.. Train. i'avin. 81 .IL Do and .grs.f.
~ So b. a. fun .'Iis Do turcr Mirriin. aHl
PittsbJfg Al train ta.) every 500 .af.
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New Y0EK February l2.-There was ne
change in the dry goods market, though the
tendencies aIe in The direction of improve
ment. Demand for goods was fair aud Ia,
movement from agents hands . satisiac-
tory one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-13

TERMS or sALE-One-thiri Of the pufcha
money and as much more ~ the pufrt scr may
siec, Ia nav in cash. aud the remainder 800 w.
.',,.f .,,,,ai uaym.nt- with Interest from TIE
dsv Of sale. payable annually. the pufcha-ri
,.iyiny M. note. secured b., 10 deed m tfu.t on
Inc property Tor the deferred paymrni,.-,
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TO LET.

store Room 1904 Market street.
seven Room House, with modern improve
mcuts. 81 South York street.
Five Room Brick, hrstcia>s property, W \
Huron street
seven Room House, with all modern convent
ences. l65 North Front strcet.
Eight Room House with all modern convent
cncrs. 100 Virginia street.
s,ysu Room House. q South Penn street.
store Room v ~ Dwelling. 1921 Main street.
Two Rooms, 80 loor, 1919 Market Street.
Dairy Farm. within one mile Of this city.
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4ur :1nlr nno aor 3ent.
TOR RENT.
Possession at Once.

Possession at Onco.
No. $500 Chapiiur street three rooms.
No Ohio street. SIX rooms, frame.
No. 2Dl Euf ST, stOrrfoom ans dwelling.
No oil! Main street. store.oom.
StorrrOcm y. " corner Ilnc y broadway
Storrroom on twenty trst it., near Main 81
Possession April ist.
No .sis Chupiuc .tF-et five rooms.
NJ North broadway. fye rooms.
40. CS Thirty first sfreei ~ rooms. modern.
80. - ). Huron street, siA rooms ana hath
room
Dairy Farm. a. ACRES. on Gleln's Run.
No. q New Jersey street franz" in rooms
No. ~ Ohio street. three rooms second noor.
No. VI Ohio street. three rooms ilst floor.
No 2Gl Main 81. brick. IL rooms, large Yard
SO IDS EoT street brick, la - yard.
80 iOa EoE street Fame siN rooms.
40. 2lf} aaIu street. four roOIns bird moor.
80 .iG3 Main street. stYrvrocm ard dwelling
40 1874 Market street. tnr Office roOirs.
Stable m rear Of IS Fifteenth street.
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\ Dish that state,u,rn often Taste

Dinv1Jie-I saw book today en-
titled ~S,atesmcu's Dishes aud How 10
Prepare them.
Rsasom-Rcc.pes for different kinds
of soup, / suppose.
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FOR SALE.

Fine manufacturing site on Jacob street, be
low Forty-ciehth street, Just south Of Marshall
county line.
The entire square bounded By MAN. Twenty
fourth and Twenty-nith streets and Alley IS
.01N 10 irct
No. = Mann street, FIVE rooms. brick, sl,5Ol
RlNEliART & TATUM,