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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-18
MARTINS FERRY.

A bad accident happened to a man by
the name Of Lucas, Saturday night,
which might have been fatal. 1t seems
mat Lucas had come TO town with his
team early Saturday morning after a
load of manure, and while here
la got to drinking. A little boy,
who was with him but left him in
tie evening, started home without his
father. Late Saturday night neigh
boz OF Lucas, who lives on the road to
Lucas house, which is on the Mount
Pleasant pike, heard a crash, and going
cut 10 see what was the matter found
Lucas pinned down under the wagon.
As good luck would have it, the horses,
which are very spirited, stopped as soon
as the wagon broke down. The cause
OF the break dOwn was on account of
the icy condition OF the road, which
caused the wagon to slip,
throwing Lucas 70 the ground, and
Just as be struck the ground the wheels
of the wagon struck an obstruction,
causing them to crush or break down,
catching the unfortunate man under
meath them. Mr.. Lucas was taken
home, where be will be under the doc
tors care for some time.
10 is laughable to see the candidates
ont for Office, telling the voters that he
does not care for the position, but that
bis friends insist on his making the at
tamUJaud there is nobody else that Is
so capable to ill the Office as himself,
and that is the reason that he is allow
ing his name to be mentioned.
Rev. I. ). Winters, pastor Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church, was
taken suddenly III Saturday evening
and was unable TO conduct services at
his church yesterday.
Don't forget the citizens meeting at
the Commercial Hall tonight, called
for the purpose OF making some ar
rargemeut TO get the Bell stove works
here.
Mss Carrie Deitz has returned from
Washington, d. c., after two months
visit, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
j. i. Rice and daughter.
James Bayless, of the Bayiess House,
won the prize az the iremen's festival!
Saturday evening.
Jack Allen spent the Sabbath at the
Sherman House.
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From Old Marshall.
u .,-.- or fF- prr,fsf,5.

Correspondence Of tie Register.
EVANSVILLE, W. VA, January To-
Health in our neighborhood is not very
good.
We think a Putnam county corre-
Sp0udent of the REGISTER Of January
. wants TO make a big show on the
Democratic ticket of 'g2. All right,
dear friend, but oh. let US have at least
one good man in the person of Thomas
Darrah
The Republicans Of Marshall county
will have q grand old time making up
their county ticket. The aSpirants for
Office are numerous, which may bring
forth some "OlaCk horses"
The Democrats are able to put good
ticket in the field, which may cause
some reverSes to the Republican party
Of Marshall county-yea, result in de-
feat.
Ben Harrison, somehow or other, is
very fearful that West Virginia will not
get her share of Federal appointments
at Washington City How does it come
that GOf and EIkinS are valued so
highly, when as good men in other
States are never thought Of, nor even
considered.
Our Republicans are getting fearful
that the Mckinley tariff, bounty on sU-
gar and few other Irregularities will
not bear them up. Hence their APP
p0intmentS from West Virginia.
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Buckhannon News Notes.

HNse'e' CerrseDendeaes or tie Register
BUcKHANNON, January 16. The
weather Of this week so far has been all
that any one could wish who likes all
kinds OF weather. For nearly three
days the rain fell in torrents, and the
result was that Wednesday and Thurs
day the waters rose very rapidly, and
the Buckhannon river, small as it is,
reminded one of the Ohio, almost. All
the lowland along the little brook flow
Ing through town was flooded. The
cold OF to-day has stopped the flood and
dry land again appears.
The corporation officers during the
past two weeks have been raidiug the
drug stores and other places where the
ardent is sold illicitly, and the result is
several hundred dollars will be added to
the town treasury. The cases will next
go TO the Circuit Court. The sentiment
of the great majority of the people of
our little city Is against the sale OF in
t0yicauJS as beverage, and there is no
the maioTit. AT the late election held
men who will favor Council elected are
and al the time. ny IL uESV' iasI
A company is being organized to starr
a furniture factory, ana it will be a 60.
Nearly all the stock necessary was sub
Scribed yesterday at meeting held for
the purpose, snd the remainder will be
taken In few days. This shows that
the people here, as well aS those else
where, have faith in the future of
Buc6hannOn, and why should they not
have, for nature has done her share in
making it one OF the prettieSt places in
the State, and the citizens would be re-
creant to their trust did they fail to do
their part.
Prof. jay Ogden, President of
the Seminary, has been very sick with
grip for more than a week, and 1t will
be some days yet before ne will be able
TO resume his duties in the school.
Revival services are in progress at the
nj. E. Church and under the efficient
efforts OF the pastor, Rev. c. Z. Clark,
there is prospect that much good will
be accomplished.
The officers of the G.. A. r. Post were
re-inStalled this evening.
Universal regret is expressed here at
the sad and sudden deaths that have
occurred in the past few days in Wheel
ing, and by them we are reminded that
"ln the midst OF life we are in death"
The Sheriff OF our County, who has
been kept indoors with the grippe, is
out again.
Our electric light, generally so sure,
went out suddenly last evening, and
darkness reigned at the Hudklns House
for a time, but just about the time
lamps were coming in use it came again
and all night did its duty well.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January 16.-Cattle-Receipts
$500 head: SHIPMENTS 500 head; market
steady; natives - Cda4 90; stockers - lOa
. 40: cows a 25a2 -.
Hocs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
5000 head; market active aud steady;
rough and common s. 1Ja3 90; mixed and
packers 81 q5a+ 10; prime heavy 81 l5a4 %;
light s. S5a+ 10,
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
.OCO head; market dull and lower; native
ewes 8 C0a4 -; mixed s. 25a4 -; prime
wethers So 25a5 80: western wethers - GOA
= Is; Texans 81 15a4 40; lambs 50 75a6 p.
EAST LIBERTY, January i6.-Cattle-Re-
CENTS, SIS head; shipments, l,l55 head;
nothing doing: all through eonsignmerts.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head; shipments,
1900 head; market firm; all grades 81 35a
4 80
Sheep-Receipts, 200 head; shipments,
coo head; nothing on sale, all through
COusiCuments.
CrNCIyNATI. ONO, January 16.-Hogs,
in light demand: common and light s 15a
! 10; packing and butchers - lOa4 30
Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
head.
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shade better than lastnight's prices. Sales,
49, shares. Quotations closed bid
Adams Express, 147; American Express
III; Canada Pacific 93JS Central Pacinc
S3%; Chesapeake and Ohio 1858 do. first
preferred 63l do. second preferred 4373;
Chicago and Alton 40; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy 1919; Delaware ana Hud,-
son 1854; Delaware, Lsckswsnna and
Western l40; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred 4516; Erie SO; DO. preferred
1215; Fl. Wayne 153; illinois Central 1879;
Lake Shore 1872; Michigan Central 105;
Minneapolis and St. Louis 81; do. pre-
ferred %; Missouri Pacihc621l; Northern
Pacific 235S GO. preferred 6115 Northwest
ern HIS; do. preferred 14l; New York
Central ll49<; Oregon Transcontinental
164; Pacific Nail 37JS; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville 2l; Pittsburg Isl; Pull
man Palace 1871; Reading 4055: Rock
Island 9l$I St. Louis and San Francisco;
do. preferred -; do. first preferred &c;
St. Paul S09S; do. preferred l22JS; st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba 1877 ST.
Paul and Omaha 4694; do. preferred 100;
Tennessee Coal and Iron A.; Texas Pa
eide 13; Union Pacific 49,; United
States Express so; Western Union $50.
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Wool Market Conditions.
BYUiS,rssts.

There Is a slightly better feeling noted
in the leading wool markets. On fine
woods the situation is not as strong, ow-
ing 20 the large importatiOnS OF Austria
liam woods and the slow movement in
Ohio and Michigan woods. The feature
of special interest TO the trade and par
ticuiarly TO the carpet manufacturers,
was the decision Of Judge Colt, of the
United StateSCirCuitC Court, reversing the
ruling of the board of general appraisers
relative TO the duty on common goat
hair. CheviOt manufacturers are buy
Ing freely OF quarter blood uuwashed
woods, and dealers are holding their
prices on this grade worry firm. Good
staple territories continue TO sell well.
Texas and California WOODS are rather
quiet. Pulled woods are in good de-
mand, particularly A and b supers.
The dullness IN the carpet trade is re-
Elected in the weak demand for carpet
woods. Stocks Of these woods in all the
leading markets are large. Values are
firm and dealers have refused to make
concessions.
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BELLAIRE.

,,,,-e is quite strong senti-
against the proposed i'm
men. ..,.,r,ent Of FIVE additional roads in
Pt.tSs township. The four pixies on
Nh work was begun last spring are
T-''r cot completed, but enough money
ro. t,cn expended on them 70 open the
h'S 30 +sypsyers i'm this city. Our tax
el ,5is wear is $3.50 on the 500, ex-
70, of the special assessments for
GU. having, sewers, etc, and the
So, conservative are not In favor OF
messing this heavy burden on their
I-..,-ry. There has been much UnfG-
P-.,fr, comment on part OF the work
-, p che roads now In course OF con-
O',--.,.rfln. which, no doubt, emphasizes
sst,ssr,ion 20 go slow just st this time.
vo KRUGER, Of the First ward per-
--1557 AT udyeyQic act Saturday. a
,rs- =, deep hole ia McMah0Gon the ice
ygsst of town, when a lad named BtthS,
r-rEa through and disappeared. Mr..
Errrar saw the accident, and hastily
s.vs,tfne himself OF part OF his wearing
-r-7reI jumped in % save the boy. 1t
.tr.. him some time TO reach the lad,
hr- he finally caught him and succeed
IA fg reaching the top OF the ice again.
urEtge boy remained ia the water a
,-.rrre longer he would have drowned.
ASST was it was some time before he
gssresucitatet,
A banquet will be held in the Druids'
urr tomorrow evening. The lodge is
divided into two literary societies and
nh. feast is the payment Of wager on
-rr result. OF contest between the two
societies. The A class was the winner.
The employees OF the Bellaire Goblet
Company, who have been stopping IN
-rss c.,Y, will leave for MouudsviHe to-
f.v as the new factory is expected to
resume work tomorrow.
The funeral Of John Manley, yester-
Fev afternoon, under the auspices Of
-ns Be..aire fire department, was quite
largely attended.
The next meeting of the Belmont
Comfy Teachers Association will be
held 40 BarneSyiile the latter part Of
next month.
A number Of glaSSworlerS who have
been with the Bellaire Goblet Company
g. F0sc0ria, were in the city yesterday
The Schubert Quartette will appear
q. the First VI. +. Church tonight,
rutar the auspices Of the Y. p. S. c. Z.
An e.ght-year-old child Of Mr.. Elsoc,
OF The First ward, that died OF Group,
was buried yesterday.
A large crowd Of young folks enjoyed
skating on the commons west of the gas
house yesterday.
Three DRINKS and disOrderlies was
the record in the Mayors Court yester-
tsT.
The 3. & o. pay car will reach this
city tomorrow.
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virginla's Railroad Commission.


The Virginia Legislature has before
It proposition to establish State
railroad commission. There IS bill
now pending before the road committee
Of the lower house, known as the Kent
Din. This is modelled after the Georgia
hw, and seems to satisfy the farming
Communities and some of the CONNER
Cia. bodies Of Virginia, The
Kent plan proposes 70 have
commission consisting OF three mem
bors, who shall be appointed by the
governor. The salaries OF these officers
are TO be paid out Of the treasury and
10, by the railroads. This OIL gives
the commission the power TO make rates.
The railroads do not agree with TINS
part Of the measure. Under Mr.. Kent $
oi.., If the railroads think the rates TOO
high, they can appeal from the com ON
MISSIONS decisions 10 the courts, The
roads want to reverse this and originate
rates themselves, leaving the other
people to do the appealing.
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snnremo Cnurt Orders.

gs.-r, Telegram 70 tie sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January To-
Tue Supreme Court met at ten o'clock
this morning. The following orders
were made: City Of Mouudsville v. Ohio
River Railroad Company, from Marshall
county. appeal and superSedeas allowed
bond $500. Douglas Merchandise Com
pauy v. Laird ct ais, from jackson
county, appeal and supersedeas allowed
Robinson v. WOlfOrd, FROM Tarooro
county. writ Of error and supersedeas
allowed, bond 500. RatliH v. Patton,
from Eanawha county, appeal on be
half of r. Ellen Patton, dismissed on
her notion. State v. Peel-Spiiut Coal
Company, appeal from Kauawha coun-
D. Further heard and continued ansh
unit" Monday morning at nine o'clock,
% which time the Court adjourned.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, January l6.-Petroleum
ouened firm and advanced sc on local
bpving, and closed firm Pennsylvania oil,
spot, more; February option opening and
Lowest csc; highest and closing 6315c.
Sales, $4,000 barrels
or. CITY. PA, January l6.-Opened and
lowest Csc; highest 6S14c; closed at o5 sc;
sales. 2l,C0O barrels; clearances 2I6,UoO
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, January l6.-With clear
skies after several days of Indictment
weather there was animation in the dry
Goods market for Q little while. A few
large BUYERS were in the market, but most
Of them were representatives Of Southern
trade. Prints were in good request, ging-
hams and small staple cotton. TranSac-
lions generally were for moderate parcels.
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Cor gale.
UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR SALE.

Several months ago we sold sn elegant Krak-
auer Upr ght Piano 70 a family living Ia the
city who find themselves unable to keep II, and
for that reason are Obliged to dispose OF It i'm
mediately. The piano Is IN perfect condition,
not hayiug scratch or blamish on IL. As
money must be realized at once. this Is a rare
opportunity TO obtain fine instrument at
bargain The piano can be seen ~ our store,
lSlOMarket street r. W. BAUMER a co.
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Baggage checked iaroszh 70 dssanation o;
W. j. ROBINSON. GsssrAi Passenger AEsus
Parkersbufg. ". Va
A. j. handy. AiAsiant Csnsfal Passenger
Agent. PayksrsbgFg, ~. Va
j. r. Totnlins0n, Passenger Agsnt NheSi.
ing. W. Va
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Hurry ScHOENHALS, foreman henTy
Rrug Packing Co., st. Joseph, MO-
uses Or. Thomas Electric OH WIN ms
men for sprains, cuts, bruises chappeu
hands, etc. IL is the best.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Or
Ohio County Property!

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by henry 9. Pieper and Mary Ann Pieper,
bis wife, 20 me- as Trustee, dated on The an day
Of April. 1852 aud recorded 10 the Of.cr OF the
Clcrl, OF he the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia IN Deed OF Trust Book - page
as, will, on
Saturday, February 9Th. 1892,
beginning 81 ~ o'clock q. H., proceed 70 sell al
public auction. 40 the front door Of the Court
House Of OHIO county. the following described
property. that is 70 say: All that piece % par
cell Of land situate near the town Of 1riadel-
phia IN Ohio county, West Virginia, which IL
bounded as follows. Beginning at "a stone IN
the National Road, corner 20 Peter Rinkgs;
thence east 76-lO9 poles 70 a STAKE; thence
north 7gX degrees east 10 gl.lOOpoles % o stake;
thence north 3. degrees. east - iO-iOD poles %
a stake, thence north q degrees. east - - 100
poles 10 q corner 20 AShefAft. thence nofth -
degrees. west with Asheraft's' line " O3 40
poles 90 a stake. thence north ~ minutes, east
7G-lOO poles % q post corner 10 Heigig, thence
south hSis degrees, west with Helwizs ilne
40 1910 poles 20 an elm in run; thence south
. degrees west With SAID run II S2-lCO poles %
a stone: thence south = degree. west - 3j-lOJ
poles te o stone: whence south - degrees. west
16-l0J poles g. q walnut thence south -.
west % 1biUJ poles 10 6 post; thence soutl va
degrees. east poles across run - post
thence north IS degrees. east poles 70 posi-
corner 20 p. R4ukus; theme east - bt-lO polss
with Riukus line D. stone; thence south
q 5iiGO poles 20 the beginning. containing -
acres . FOODS and So rode. being he same
property conveyed % said Henry G. Pieper BY
william y. List
TERNs or sALE-One.thlrd Of the puF-
chase money. ana a. much more az the pgr-
chSser nay elect % psy N cash, and the res
id1e no two equal annual iustallHenis. The
purchaser giving bis notes Tor tue deferred
payments, bearing interest from TIE DAY 81
sale the interest on the second note % b paid
annually and the title 90 Be retained Until the
payment OF ihs purchase money in fol.
/ r. JONES.
is7&sAwi Trustee.
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Castoria.

~Cas4oria Is az excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly tod me OF iIs
eood effect upon their children"
DE- @. G. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass
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FOR RENT.

Store room, with second and third floor. Pos
session February lSt.
Front Office now occupied by DR.. Milligan,
No. 1870 Market street. Possession April lst
Two very desirable uufurnished rooms, suit
able for sleeping or sample rooms, on Main
street, near Twelfth street. Possession 81 once.
Ten rooms, new, on Zane street Possession
February LIST. Rent sSo.
; rooms, down slairs, on Zane street, near
back bridge. Rent SIS. Possession Apstl Let.
ROLF 6 HARVEY,
Real Estate, Loan and Stock Brokers,
1927 Market Street
Telephone Sos jsl6e4dh
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w. p. q Il. DIVISION.

For PittIburg, G:lO and 7:gO =. M. and 6:i0p.
N. daily. and I'D D. m. daily except sunday.
For Pittsburg and the EAsi d:lg D. m daily.
Warrington Accommodation, $500 y. n, sI.
cent Sunday.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at a1-e Per Cent-Governments
Dull and Steady-StociSs DCil-Flour Dull
and Unchauged-Wheat Active.
NEW YORK. January l6.-Moreyo on call
easy. with no loans closed, offered ut 215 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 415a6 per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet but steady
at 4S22 4a4S+l4.
GoyERNNsNrs-Dullb but steady.
FOurS Registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IUt2
FOurs Coupon. .,........' ll212
Fours-aud-a-half Registered. .........lUO
Pacific Skies OF 'g1...................t VJ
SrArEs-Dull and steady.
RNuUoADS-Active and strong; sales,
81, $4,000 .,---..,-.,..,
SroCEs-The stock market to-day was toe
duues5 in a long time, and as rule the
fuctuations We're on a strict rarity with
tho amount of business done, SO that tue
anal changes, while generally advances,
are for insignificant fractions only IN rail
~7gj stock. The dealings still retained
their professional character, which tnGy
have had for some time, and no significance
may be attached 10 the trading. The only
fsqture whatever was the lnduStrals, and
SCAR SIN felt the effect Of the proposed
,-str issge of stock. The final dealings saw
a tirm temper, and the close was hrm az
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TRANs.oHIo DIVISION

TRANsoHI0 DIVISION.
For Chicago. 7:30 and lO;lba m, I0:sOp. n.
daily, and 3:l5 p. m. daily except sunday
Cincinnati Express 1850 and 10: Is q. IN. daily.
and 1850 p. m. daily, except saturday, aud 2:B
p. NJ. sunday only
Columbu, Accommodation, s:l5 p. NJ except
Sunday.
ST. Clairsville Accommodation. IO:I5 ~ IN. and
3:l5 y. n, sIcspt SUNDAY.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express 1915 and 6:i0 a. m. ard 1900
p. NJ, except AIudAy, and 500 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati Express, sos =. m, and o.OOp ~
daily.
Columbu, Accommodation, 1906 p. m. daily,
except sunday.
St. ClAirsyi!le Accommodation, 1905 p. m. AAd
500 D. IN. except Sunday
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From Pittsburg, iO:iOa m. daily, 1880 D. m,
except Sunday, 6:55 and 1925 y. m daily.
Washington Accommodation, $50 q. m. daily
except Sunday
CHAS. o. SCULL.
General Passenger Agent Baltimore.
Us. LANE, Wheeling deil
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barrels; shipments 1857 barrels; runs,
12l, 454 barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA. J9nuary l6.-Opened at
6355c;scloseG at CSC; highest 63j5c; low
est 63l4c.
BRADFORD, PA, January 16.-Opened at
63bc; closed at CSC; highest G3}5c; lowest
63c; ciearances 10000 barrels.
Metal Market.
New YORK, January 16.-Pig iron. dull
at SIS 75a17 Is. Copper, dull; lake Sll 90.
Lead, easier at 81 l71a. Tin, quiet; straits
$40 10.
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BACCILLI IN BLOOD.

Recent experiments as read before the
lest Congress OF Surgeons at Berlin, leave
~ l0nbf that the true way to CLEAR
TIE SYSTEM OF WICROBI is
through the pores of the skin; IL mas Oeen
found that remedy which Kills the Mi
crobi Will also destroy the life OF the
Datient: but it has also been found that the
STicrobi can be forced out through the
sim. and it is in this way that g. & q
relieves the system Of poison. - ~ -
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- ~ 2ko 49, E4 - y -
No. 81 Thirteenth street, Is rooms, large
grounds.
No. 2ll9 Main street, s rooms second floor.
No. 220S Eof street, y rooms, large grounds.
No. 6S Thirty-trst street, 10 rooms, brick.
No. 1903 CAapline street, rooms, second noor.
No. 242O Main street, 2 rooms, frame.
No. SO Ohio street, 8 rooms, second iioog
No. Yl63 Main street, / rooms, third floor,
No. 1874 Market street, Office room.
No. North Broadway. second floor, brick.
No. Il South YORK street, 3 rooms, frame.
No. l20 seventeenth street, rooms.
No. S36 Main street, rooms.
No. Baker street 3 rooms
No. ll5 Chirty-third street. ; rooms.
No. l2l Thirty-third street, rooms.
No 2l39 Main street, store-room and dwelling.
No. IS Ohio street, ~ rooms.
FOR SALE.
10 shares Exchange Bank stock.
shares United states Glass Company.
80 shares Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Co.
RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 Earkot Street.
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"CSsto-ia Is the best remedy for children OF
which 1 am acquainted. Hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers viii conSider the rea!
interest Of their children, and use Castoris in
stead OF the various quack nos-ruIns when are
DESTROYING their loved ones, BY forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfu
a-snts down their throets, thereby senoins
them to premature graves"
d. J.. T. KEcEUoE,
Conway, Ark
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EgsUgc SUFFERED much from Conta-
~ ciors BLOOD Poison, after using half
a dozen bottles Of l was I I.ESt amS
I'D TO PERFECT 49, i.s-AA w "a, az ~
an eruptive sores disappeared. 4 u aIe
M liberty TO make anyuSe OF my ststem en-
thsf Won wish. CROSBY BYRON, %VS
Third Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa
TREATISE on Blood ard Skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
~. Atlanta, Ga
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Epr Remt.

ElOR RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE, Win
IL al modern improvements, l2 fourteenIu
street. from February LIST Will be leased lof .
term Of years to night party. Apply at oiiice oil
City Water Board. )aon