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he WAS POISONED.
FATHER OHRWALDER TELLS OF THE DEATH
OF THE MAHDI.
lie Gave Himself Up to a Life Of Licantiousress and
Woman Of tho Harem Poisoned Him
OUtOt Revenge for the Wrongs
Sac Had Suffered.

CAIRO, January lin an in
terview to-day with Father Ohrwalder,
the priest who was formerly connected
with the Austrian Soudan Mission, and
who recently escaped from the Nah
5istS, after nine years OF captivity,
the report that the Mahdi was poisoned
Is repeated.
Father 0hrwalder says that after the
Mahdi had tired OF warfare he with
drew TO Omduman to enjoy life Of
righteousness. Among the prisoners
who had fallen into the hands OF the
Mahdi was the daughter Of wealthy
citizen Of Khartoum. The fanatical
Arabs were struck by the beauty Of the
girl whose life they spared. They
deemed that she would make a worthy
addition to the harem of their leader,
and she was accordingly carried TO the
Mahdi and presented TO him.
The girl, however, was not content TO
love the life OF cOncubinage with the
man who had been the cause Of the de-
struction OF her family. She broOded
over her wrongs and determined on re-
venge. Like many Of the people Of her
race she had considerable knowledge Of
poison. She selected for the Mahdi a
poison that, while it was sure TO pro-
duce death, yet was quite slow to bring
about the desired result.
This poison she placed in a cool drink
Intended for the Mahdi and then she
gave the cup to her master. He drank,
never for a moment dreaming that she
was meditating his murder. Every
thing worked according 10 the girls
calculations. Shortly after the Mahdi
had drunk his cooling drink the effects
Of the poison began TO manifest them
selves. Arab doctors were summoned
to relieve him, but all their efforts were
in vain. For eight days the Mahdi lin
gered, suffering all the time the most
exquisite agony and torment before
death relieved him OF his pains.
In recent interview Father
Ohrwalder gave a detailed account OF
the terrible SufferingS he and his cOm-
panions had undergone during their
captivity In the SOudan. In April, 1882,
q Deryish force was sent by the Mahdi
10 attack the Austrian mission station
in South KerdOfan aud reduce it. The
missionaries made gallant defence,
aud for five months they stood out
against the besiegers.
At the end of that time, through the
treachery OF a native, the nuns and
monks fell into the hands Of the Der
wishes. The nuns were sent 10
the Mahdist camp at Rahad. Upon
their arrival there they were nomt-
nally married and forced to live the life
OF moSlems. They accompanied the
Mahdist forces TO Khartoum and were
present at the capture OF that city.
After that time they lived at Oodur-
man, ROminally free, but under the
strictest surveillance. Father Ohr-
valdez and the other male members
were carried TO El Obeid.
They were asked to embrace lsmail-
ism, and on refusing we're kept close
prisoners. In 1855 they were trans
ferred TO Omdurman. Here the Khata-
fla gave them permission to lead the
] life Of freedom within the city, pro-
vided they followed the same mode OF
life as the Arabs.
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Connie of Young Ones.

Rarper'S Weekly thus refers to the
two youngest members of the present
Congress: 1.-Two of the younger mem
bers OF the new Congress-Representa-
tive Bailey of Texas, who is IS, aud
Representative Sherman Hoar of Mas
sachusetts, who is 51-are expected to
attract more than. usual attention as
orators. Mr.. Bailey, who in face is
said to resemble Stephen A. Douglas,
but whose nature is that OF Clay,
has made q name in the South
as persuasive speaker, while Mr.. Hoar
inherits the eloquence for which his
family has been noted He was the or
ator OF his college class at Harvard, and
be has ct 'ong, sono oIs a d we'll
nodulated voice. With Governor Rus
sell and Josiah Quincy he belongs to a
trie of young Massachusetts, Democrats
whose oratorical ability gives promI>r
of recalling the days OF Wendell Phil
lips aud Robert Winthrop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12

Jack Blower told me the other day
that he rides great deal" gwen, Tor
once he told the truth. You see he
lives in a Harlem fiat and works in a
prOdnce EXCHANGE office Puck,
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SOME SMILES

Down with the Harvard Dlckey II u
does raise Harvard's choler.-boS'o''
Transcript.
The EsQuimaux are all Democrats
They believe in free raw material
LoIgcu Courier.
II is not very serious matter to quar-
rel with an actress. She never refuses
| to make up."-BOSton Post.
Il doesn't follow that because man
is a master of dead languages ne mas D
killing style Of specialization Post
"You don't understand Edwin, unclei
he is a diamond in the rough. linen
the sooner he is cut the better "-L0e'
Querist: Why did you borrow that
five" of Smith, the restauranteurE
Audace: TO give little lunch a. the
Elite Cafe.-Kdtc Fields Washington
Frederick (who Is backwsrd): l
vonld ike to be an old time knight, TO
| fight for you. She: Wouldn't IL De
better II you were man-at-arms?-
Life.
The best way to keep a diary is to
keep it clean. Never write in your
diary, my son, unless you desire 70 De
sorry at some future time in your liie'
Bosom Transcript.
New Clerk: What do the joboers
mean by putting &C. o. d." an all the
packages they send US? Jeweller: l
guess they think we are little tshy.-
JelCellerS' Week q.
Jack Blower told me the other day
that he rides a great deal" Gwen, for
once he told the truth. You see he
/ lives in Harlem fiat and works in a
Produce Exchange office. Puck.
Elder sister-I must drive round to
Hose & Mantle's; hear they have quite
a new thing in gloves. Younger Sister
| weetlyl-Indeed And whom you get
them on it will be quite an old thing In
gloves, won't it, darling?-CoRsic.
How old is your boy?" Twelve"
''Can he write?' "No." "Read?" mo"
"Why, aren't you ashamed to deprive
/ him OF ordinary education?" Hush
I'm educating him TO be an acceptable
Juror, and it's the terror Of my life that
| he may run away and go to school. -
Washington Star.
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REMOVAL SALE !!
20 PER CENT

Sale is the talk Of the town. Ladies and gen
tlemer come hundreds OF miles with children
to nd this great sale, and TO take advantage
of the unhesrd-of bargains in Two and Three
Piece Suits for Boys and Children. Distinctly
understand that the
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aOUNDSVILLE.

The community Of kansas furnishes
n GOOD morsel OF sensational gossip,
which will be aired in the Justices
Court the latter part Of the week. Dur
fnr the early part Of 81 John X FISH
,vorIxed on the farm of c. a. PelleY, and
"a tbe money was not forthcoming the
Ia came down and brought suit
Sor tbe amount due. Now, IL
lens that Pelley has 3 prepos-
ssssipQ adopted grand daughter
80 VAS residing with him at the time,
"a Pelley claims that Fish got unduly
q .tirnate with the girl while he was
stsvine there. Anyhow, the girl save
birth 10 a well developed child not long
stnce. and charges Fish with the par
ontoga ~ II. Fish denies in toto the
oiio@stions. and says the whole Is spite
.1orF 10 ipiure him. The suit on the
vononnt was set for Friday last, but
,rs1S,,, ssked for continuance for one
i -, N give time TO bring complaint
+. ''SSsr the law charging him with the
u ~, OF the babe. kansas IS
ppotsS FOR spicy law suits and this prom
i nOse - SevsloDe into one OF rather
sensational character. w..
~ Hanson CrisWell. OF western
.vanne * visiting friends in Belialre,
a' 90 Rirdie COckayne is visiting the
,,inass Heryey, on Wheeling Island
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pbotnpraphY.
marbiniHts.

DEDMAN & co.
Have removed their Machins and Blacksmith
shops to New Iron Building,
No. 1914 and i7is CHAPLISE ST.
All work pro mptly attended 20. ap7l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-12

, n Woods Norway Pine Syrup was
Dr. ~ We YEARS As prescription by .
sess sc physician. II Is In Az re- =,
800 the best cough medicine m '..s. 10
So sod. By all dealers on 3 guaran-
lss OF Satisfaction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27

Chicago and Alton, 142; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1033s; Delaware ana Huu,
son, 134; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western. 1853; Denver and Rio Granas
preferred, 81; Erie, 26H; do prelerre9'
61s<; Fort Wayne, 1881: Illinois Central,
99%; Lake Shore, 1873; Michigan zen
trail, 107; Missouri Pacific, 621S; Norloik
and Western preferred, 800; Northern IA
cifc, 1871; DO preferred, sos; Northwest
ern, 1151; do preferred, 14l; New YORK
Central, 1899; Pacific Mail. 3l15; PEORIA
Decatur and Evansville. l6H; Pittsourg,
l57; Pullman Palace, 1sS1k; Reading, 2o2s )
Rock Island. $50 st. Louis and San Fran ran
cisco, first preferred, IS; 81. Paul, eO9s )
do preferred, l2255; ST. Paul and Omaha;
5ssJ6; do. preferred, rs; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, 3715: Texas Pacific, us; Union
Pacific, 4014; United States Express, oil |;
Western Union, 9S15; Wheeling and LAKE
Erie, 23555; do. preferred, 631S.
Mining Stocks-Cholor -; Crown Polnt
-: Consolidated California and Virginia
$40; Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, id0 10
Hale and Norcrnss, 10; Homestake, l4OV;
independence, -; Mexican, 1875; North
Star, $50; Ontario, 1900; Ophir, 24O; Fly
mouth, so; Sierra Nevada. $50; Standard,
100; Union Consolidated, 100; elbow Jacket
10; Iron Silver, %; Quicksilver, 800; DO.
preferred, 100; Bulwer, 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27
MARTINS FERRY.

committee Of Democrats met at the
Office OF Terrill & Francis last evening
TO cOmple.e arrangements for the grand
Democratic rally 10 be held in this city
next Saturday night, October 29th. All
ARRANGEMENTS were com pieted and the
route laid out. which is as follows:
Form on Fifth; north on Fifth to Cen
ire, east on Centre 10 Burlington street,
north on Burlington street 20 Avondale
avenue, east on Avondale avenue to
Main street, south on Main TO Centre,
east on Centre 10 Ohio Valley Pike,
south on Pike TO Carlisle street, TO
Second street, south on Second 10 Jetfer-
son, west on jefferson TO Fourth, north
on Fourth TO Opera House and diSband.
The cases Of Della Carpenter VS.. Alex.
Linn and Alex. Linn VS.. Della Carpen-
ter have been settled as follows: said
Linn purchasing the two feet on which
mis- east brick wall is located for $3.50,
Linn TO pay all costs and Carpenter to
construct buildings on her part of lot so
as not 10 materially injure foundation
walls belonging to Linn.
The Democratic rally to be held in
this city next Saturday promises to be
the largest meeting OF the kind ever
seen in the city. All arrangements
have been completed, and all the neigh
boring clubs invited will be present.
Let every Democrat in the town turn
out on this occasion and help to swell
the crowd.
The damage suit Of the Buckeye
Glass Company against the Bellaire
Stamping Company is SEES for trial In the
Common Pleas Court at ST. Clairsvtlle
to-day. The plaintiffs will be repre-
sented by Sedgwick, Danford and Nc
Combs, while Duncan, Tallman and
Armstrong will represent the defend
ants.
The Republicans Of the Second ward
will hold mass meeting at the Mayors
office tomorrow evening, October IS, at
1880 o'clock, for the purpose OF nomlna-
ting a candidate for member OF Council
from that ward TO succeed Charles Hell
ling, resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Spence re-
turned last evening from an extended
bridal trip to Denver and other western
cities. They will be found hereafter at
their residence on West Hanover street.
The kind Words" circle Of the
Kings Daughters met at the home OF
Miss Emma Devault, Of the Third ward,
last evening.
w. n. Holiday, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some time, is not re-
covering as fast as his friends hoped
for.
The old school building and lot near
the Elson glass house has been sold to
James Kerr for the sum of $500.
Gus Miller, the north Hanover saloon
keeper, is slowly recovering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
Florence Bindley, in the Pay Train,
will be at the Opera House tomorrow
evening.
Eugene Blanchard buried an infant
child at Riverview cemetery yesterday
!. T. Hanes erected a large monu-
ment in the cemetery yesterday.
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learned, was hurt In some way while at
work Ia bis department His injuries
were not Of serious nature.
The members OF the Bridgeport Dem
Ocratic Club are requested to meet at
their club room Saturday evening at
$50 O'clock to attend the Pearson meet
ing at Martins Ferry.
Col. c. l.. Poorman, the Republican
candidate for Congress In this district,
will address the Republicans on the
Public Square next Saturday evening.
AT the conclusion OF Col. Poorman's
speech on Saturday evening, instruc-
tiOns in how TO vote under the new Aus
tralian ballot system.
Clarence Burgoyne and sister, Miss
Lillian, Of Pennington, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rex, OF Kirk
wood.
Mrs. DR.. Van Wagner will entertain
a number of her friends this evening at
a card party.
young child of Hamilton Bowman,
OF the West End, was buried yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Is. u. DillOn,.Ot Iron Springs, is
the guest Of Mrs. 9. NJ. Schoonoyer, Of
Kirkwood.
Mrs. McAdams and daughter, of
Kent, are the guests Of Mrs. G. NJ.
Fisher
Mrs. COnroy. of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Mrs. Joseph Waterman.
Wilbur Topping, OF Chicago, is call
ing on friends In town.
Miss Minnie Alexander Is visiting at
SteubenVille.
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BELLAiRE.

George Ramsey. an old man about 60
yssr, Of axe. came 20 Beilaire on Tues
DAWN search of work 40 his trade as a
sgss mason. just after dark he started
|p8ths c. E p. railroad track aud fell
g9tls u.t near the engine house,
A brNag his hip bone and otherwise in
a gr1- himself He was picked up and
nse1 Sd the City Building where ne
vas mad. s comfortable rs possible.
be SILL be- taken 90 the iuhrmary.
Henry Camp Lodge of Good Templars
laya elected the following officers: r.
. L Pafeu1a.b, C.. T.; :. G.. Crow, p.
CT;dsr-y oliver, V. c.; Miss Josie
\ NcHury. Chaplain; Miss Lois Harper,
Secretary Miss Emma McGee, +. s.;
/ Lu.a Wa.ser, Treasurer; 5. G. Crow,
David Walker and Harry Oliver,
Taus,ees
The jury in the case of Mrs. Pfatfen-
bach aga.us. Conrad Staab, for the I'M
awful sale of liquor 70 her husband,
gave Der a verdict for $50, and the
4 tT TO- the case of Mrs. Brewer against
Angus, Kraft also for illegal liquor
S..ag TO her husband, gave her YER
de, ior S22j.
John Winzenreid, the Bellaire shoe
maker, VINO got a fine of SIS and costs
Tor beating bis wife and raising a gen
sia row about his house, will have TO
ray 10 GAINESVILLE w0rkhOuSe los days
Unless be can get somebody to pay his
ile, which is not probable.
Wn. Long, a coal miner at Morgan's
coal works, was quite severely bruised
By ia.. of soap stone while az work inf
TIE mines Tuesday afternoon. Fortu-
aiie.y no bones were broken.
Talk Of building new blast furnace
% ,l.S city S,.il contluueS,aUd although
lo,l.ls definite has yet been done in
regard % the matter, it seems certain it
Tl be built.
James Wilson, ex-PreSident OF the
b3.aire Nail Works Company, who was
l-'oWl from his buggy and injured on
,le evening of Columbus Day, is slowly
Improving.
he various candidates Of the differ
q, parties must find Bellaire a good
-'o Tor po..J.ca. missionary work, judg-
-s iion Che frequency Of their visits.
I-e meeting announced for Hon.
1lA'.es Foster, Secretary OF the Treas
-'H % ia.s city, has oeeO Cancelled ow-
-S 10 ,1e death of Mrs. Harrison.
FRANK 81. Willis ia "Wait Till the
Solls Roll by" will appear at the
15s.a1 I1eatsr next Saturday night.
~. y. Stewart, Secretary of the Bel
-ls Stamping Company at Chicago, is
- .ae city visiting friends.
1la CITY Council has ordered that a
Pavement De put down on the south
~, vi que Public Square.
1le Mission Band of the First NJ. +.
,--.'a give an entertainment ia the
'-,r'el '-'s evening.
S.' 'a- zee Ae., has left the city to attend
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rIaaTs MADE

sef md Fsatherweights 20
'i' .,,ss &. ,es the ailf0rnla club
Fr, $50, October s6.-Fhe
So SAIL b directors have made two
lSs.t take place within two com
sen ..ooS. George Dawson. Of Aus
a. .D5e0 O'Connell, Of Boston,
.aD,s l ~ were signed to light ,i Tor
s ~ 5rrse. the event TO take place
- .sirg the latter part Of Noyem-
iheI e ~. 5rst part Of December. The
p or %, ~ the purse is left TO them
vision R 9b men must tip the scales at
ives !, 'e.e., asa. a, S P. N. on the day Of the
l'e'| Van Heest aud Solly Smith
jPall5 5,sd 10 tight for a purse Of
e'f s,15 m the loser, on the evening
'sa.ssr 30. The men will fight at
Ue,5S Van HeeSt recently fought
Is 7ol-v ,s,-b George SiddonS' and has
ora" ,, ~ re Dixon for the feather
s'.sl' ~ ,IiSmgiOuship. lie stands five
e.s-. .r,fes in height but on ae-
.,' w his s,ocky build would never
]llI. MI. ~ s9r more than five feet. He
2 .lA '.-. NJ sge and has good record.
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.., FOLLOWED oORBErT.
.,,..-, woman Mashed on the Big
Pueuisuc Champion.

..---, Woman Mashed on the Big
Pgeu.suc Champion.
..,.,-- o.. October 26.-The
O-N' s. his afternoon received q
t--~ Chicago saying that Max
51.--.,r.- had left THAI city hastily
go woman who was with FGgi'ls1
So and adding that a bloody en-
..- between B.umenthal and Cor
l-- .... imminent. The dispatch was
10, ,5 C1-0ets, who said:
ly ,r-s. f. a woman who followed me
.-tra I was in Chicago, and was
.--1ysnce 90 me. One night she
20 rfa theatre in carriage, and
l.---.,.rs stess door when 1 came out.
Insisted on " getting in, and l
,r5 vs rode down to the hotel.
~, We arrived aud l alighted this
'I.g came up 20 me and mumoled
.,b.,- which I could not under
ID and came at me as though
had gun in his over
p. rocket. / looked at him
"a said. why, what do you
.,r % and then ne made another bluff
90 he d.i not swear, but mumbled.
and mo-. tell what be said. 1 then
n. ,Oa cir OF yours, is it?' and
-.ts5 away. That is all there is TO
VI, ana the whole matter. / do not
-.s mr. these things. But 1 am mar
..5 man. and NY wife will read these
49, and a, will get me into trouble
80 bar That is why 1 hate these
-.-- articles and kilograms. But l can
IN 75g that w1m.u is not here. That
INV story and 10 is the true story"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-27

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OHIO COUNTY,
i West Virginia, to-wit
John II, Kemple and others,
Caroline Wheeler and others
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain parti-
ton among the heirs ~ law OF Adellne Terry,
formerly Adeline Peppers, now deceased, OF the
north tHenty-two feet OF lot numbered l39 in
the city OF Wheeling, Ohio County, West Vir'
ginir. in TIE addition laid off by Henry Moore,
trustee which property was conveyed by deed,
dated on toe 2SIh day OF September In the year
1859. by G. D smith and wife. TO John A. Arm
strong trustee or should the said property not
be susceptible OF partition in kind, 70 have
sale thereof and partition Of the proceeds,
and also TO have ascettniDed and paii out OF
such proceeds Of sale two claims OF koDsrt W.
Kyie ami Hugh Hawkins. respectively, Tor
and materials furnished in putting per
mAnept improvements upon the said property,
and also 70 have divided smOng the said heirs
at-lAw a certain sum Of money now in the hands
Of the said John A. Armstrong. trustee AND u
appearing from az affidavit nled IN the cause
that the defendants, Caroline Wheeler, AdeIine
Allcorp, John ). Foote, Matilda McComas, Al
Ian Wheatsy and Oliver G. Ri2gle, are non res
dents OF the State OF West Virginia. aud that
esley Kemple and Char IS Reggie. nephews
OF the said kdeline Terry. deceased. have died,
leaving children whose names aud residences
are unknown, il 10 ordered that the said caro-
line W neeler. Adeline Allcofn, John ,. toote
Allan " beatly. Matilda hccomss snd Oliver G.
Riggle snd the said unknown Children OF Wes-
lev Kemple and Charles Riggle, respectively.
DO spp-ar within one month after the date OF
the htst publication OF this order and do what
is necessary TO protect their iDterssts- IL IL
further ordered that this order be published and
posted rs required by law
Witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF cur said
court a the Court house OF said cCgnty, this
9Th day Of October. isg2 to-wit: October Rules,
1891 JOHN w. AITCHELL. Clerk
Published FIRST time October oth, Ioq2.
Attest: JOHN W. A4ItHELL, Citfk-
henry NJ. RUSSELL Solicitor for Complainant
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX ChIO
i County. West Virginia.
Louis f. Stifel, Administrator d. b. n. c. l. n OF
the estate OF Frederick W. Lindemann, deceased,
VS..
Henry f. Lindemann and others.
The object OF this suit Is TO have construc-
ton put by the Court upon the viii OF freder-
lex W. Lindemann, deceased, and that portion
thereof which contains a specific Dequest TO
John j. Bayha, trustee for Mary l.. Lindemann
and for her heirs, and also that portion OF the
said will which contains bequents and deylses
10 the said Henry +. Lindemann, or to his chill
dren and also TO Gave a trustee appointed IN
stead Of the said John J. Bayha, 10 hold under
the said will the property therein devised ana
bequeathed TO the said Mary l.. Lindemann.
and also to have a committee appointed for the
said Henry +. Lindemann, an insane person,
and committee appointed for the SAID Matllda
C.. Kern, an insane person. And II appearing
from sn affidavit filed in the cause that the said
Henry F. Lindemann, Ida May Lindemsnn and
Lulu LiDdemann are non-resldenLs OF the State
Of West Virginia. it is ordered that they do APP
pear within one month after the date OF the
first publication Of this order and do what Is
necessary to protect their interests. lt is fur.
ther ordered that this order be published ana
posted as required by law.
Witness John W. Mitchell, CLERK Of our said
Court, at the Court Hopse OF SAID county, TINS
9TH day Of October, 1872. sy-wit: October rules,
1871 -' '" - Clerk.
Published first time October 6. 1922
Clerk.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL and
GEo. K. 4. GILCHRIsT,
Solicitors for Complainant.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County, West
Virginia.
Louis f. stifel administrator D. b. n. c. T. e. OF
the estate OF Frederick w. Lindemann, deceased,
VS..
Henry F. LindemAnn and others.
The defendants in the above entitled case VIII
take notice that the depos tons OF Henry Kern,
Johu A. Lindemann and Louis L. Stifel VIII be
taken at the Office OF Heuy ~. Russell, No. 1871
hapline street Wheeling. West Virginia. on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of November, 1892. be-
tween the hours OF o'clock a. II. and % clock
D. m, ~ be read in evidence on behalf OF the
plaintiff In the above entitled cause And II
from any cause the taking OF such dispositions
shall not be begun, or having been begun, shall
not be concluded on that day, the taking OF the
same will be Adjourned from time 20 time at the
same place until they shall be completed.
GEORGE r. h. GILCHRIoF and
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
oc6oawt Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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While the fields were roaming over,
Breathing new-mowh hay and clover,
Wen think of her. as is our wont,
Whose teeth and breath are, every day.
White as white clove-sweet as nay,
And ali from using SOZODONT.
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PErRoLEUM.

On, CrrY, PA, October 26-Opened
501Sc: highest, 50Tc; lowest, 5016c; closed
at 5O5Ic. Sales 5000 barrels; clearances
10000 barrels; shipments 7O,959 barrels /;
runs, 81, 1875 barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, October 26.-Opened
lowest and closed 5O5Sc; highest 5O5Ic.