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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
NOTICIAS

Sabemos que 81 seTor Nouvilas acar;cia ell
proy ecto de adoquinar muy en- breve Ia plaza
de Las DeliciGs, mejora que es va do tcdo pun
to Indispensable.
Aplaudimos In idea con tai de que no ae
quede en- proyecto.
Los escrihentes de esta ciudad piensAn ce-
to de fornaar IN gremio cooperative dc La cla-
Sc.
Para clio cuentan con la ayuda que le pres
tara Ia curia, desds los escribanos procura
dorss hasta los empleados de Ia Audiencia y
demas centres ofciales
Nos parece plausible Ia idea desde luego
les alentamos para que Ia lleven feliz tsrmino
Acaba de llegar 4 esta ciudad Ia Compajsfa de
eonciertos y cariedadsa en- la que fgnra II uota
BILE cantante negra Miss Marguerite Allen, la
lnada con justicia la Patti negra.
Figuran tnmblen On dicha troupe Mr.. Elliot
Cox, distinguido pi..nista, Mr. Brown, actor
c6nico ngI&s que adsmAs posee Ia habilidad
de tocar las castaduelas de uu modo tan raro
que imita todos los rnidos de la naturaleza.
Esta conlpahfa, cuyos artistas pertenecen a
In raza negra, es una novsdad en- nuestro tea
tro, en- el que hara 81 debut el pi6ximo do
ningo.
prop6sito de compahfas. La que esta
orgRnizando Veneznea el actor Roncoroni
es una troupe mixta, dc zarzuels, opera dra-
ma. La compAfiR es CASTELLANA y lAs zarzue
las y dramas Sc repre=entan en- dicho idiona
Hacernos esta adverteacia para que So
cres cue Ia stahana que ell aEo pasado trsjo
{ esta isla Roncoroni. Aquella ae disolvo en-
Caracas.
En- Is farnacia del .ehor Ferrer quedA abisr-
to Ell sbono.
Nuestra paissna la distinguida pianista hui
nacaena Ana Otero, acaha dc hacer brillAnte
mente au debut en- Nueva- York. en los salones
del famoso Chfkering Hall, sitnados en- la So
avenda de aquella cindad
A la vista tenemos 81 programa de concierto
que niuy variado s interesante, 10 que nos
hace suponer que nnestra amiga habTa obte-
nido un triunfo mas que afadir los que lleva
va conquistados carrera Rrtistica.
De todo corazon Ia felicitamos.
Ia vuelto ( utilizarse ol antigua camino que
condnce los bahos do Quintana, que eStaba
linterrumpido causa de Ia 1ltina inundaci6n
del rio Portuguese.
Con gusto hemos visto que desde hace algu-
nos dias Sc esta trabajando sctivamente en- 81
srrego de las Rceras de ssta cudad.
En- las de Ia Gale Mayor han desapareeido va
los deaperfectos que habfa en- elias.
Adslante por ese camino, senor Nonvilas-
RI Licdo. don Juan Gonzalez Font nos par
tieipa en atento b. T. M. haber alberto su bs-
fete de abogado en- esta cindad, donde ofrece
al publico sns servicioa profesionales.
Damosie las gracas por 30 cortesfa
Sc deses saber 81 paradero de Fernando
MARTINEZ, de IL amos de edad, domiciado en-
Ponce, Gale dc Ia Virtud.
Ell senor don Antonio Ol6zaga Administra-
dor Central De Hacenda, nos ha obsequiado
con IN ejemplar de Ia EStadtstica General del
comercio exterior de esta isla, correspondent
te al afo de 1891.
Agradecemosle Il atencidn Y en- otro sitio
nos ocupamos de ese estndio Official.
En- atenta circular pos participa nuestro
amigo de Adjuntas el senior don Francisco
Moll, haber adquirido las pertenencias dere-
choa que los seilorea don Miguel Moll Don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
d II ES SION

E comite autonomista de la Moca
nos ha honrado con el siguiente telegra-
ma, que demuestra Ell entusiasmo que
por Ia causa del pals anima siempre el
corazon de aquellos viriles J patriotas
correlioionarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

PARA R&HABILITAR Y FORTALECER
el cuerpo y combatir diversos estados de dsbi-
hdad organizes, 1seso Ii Emulsion de Scott.
E. 81 mejor reconstituyente conocidv hoy en-
Ia terape1tica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

ORLANDO LAVERGNE.- Comlssenlsta.
Don Hsynssnfo Das Narayo, Jaes de 1. Instan.
GA accsdertaE Dc ssta cisdad y 50 paifido.
Al pdblico hace saber que ca Ios autos de
Jurisdiction voluntaria pronoyid0s por don DI-
mas De Ramery Zuzuarregui, apoderado susti-
tor del nenor don Sotero Querejeta y Llcona,
don Antonio Beloqui Querejeta solicitando
Ia venta ca publiea subasta de los bienes per-
tenecientes a tn sociedad industrial que gira6a
en este plaza bajo In raz6n Sobrlnos de Quere-
ieta c., cuya venta por 10 que respecta Ia
narte que an diehos bienes tiene 81 nenor don
Sotaro Qusreiela s Lioona, ha sidot autorlzado
nor 81 Consejo de fansila, Sc ha dispuesto en-
providcncia do esfn fecha sacar por segnnda
vex pnblica subaata, con unn rebala del 10
nor 100 sobre u valor EN- ia tasaclcn pof los
peritos, los siguientes bienes:
Una casa almacen con SD solar radicRdo sn Ell
barrio 81 de esta eiudad, calie del comerclo ntl-
Nero zs de aobaerno, lindando por IA devecha
con propiedAd de don Jnlio Rihas, pof IL 81
onserda con otra de don Carlos Hicks p0r ia
espalda con otra del expresndo don Julio Rlbas-
Dicho solar esta cercado de mamposterla mi-
diend0 II metros por Ell Nortcs 20 metros lo2
milisnetros por 81 Sud, 25 metros por el Este
iruAl dimansi6n por Rl Ocste. III almacen esta
tochnd0 de hierro tiene b0 metros 100 mili
netroe por el freate Is metros 500 millna-
troa nor eI fondo, aiendo su valor 8 8 400.
Una casa para vivienda construida de mana
raefewfa. enciavcda Cd dioho solar, midlendo
sanella B metroaCg,Q milfmetroa por al frents i
IA metros 500 milfnetros ds longitudt au vsapf
e2 709
Llas nnquinnriaa propiaa pera y eTpiotae16n
de 3 indpstfia 1lsNla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
{ coNcLusIoSl J

(coNcLusIoS)
Mi desenlace nlismo no hallaba gFa-
'sia ante sus ojos Un dcsenIacc terrible.
audaz nuevo-me arricsgo declarar-
lo-y en- cl 1ual. dcsesperado al sabcr
que el Rey sacrificando Ia infanta Ines
4 mezqufnas considerations politicas.
-Ia casaba con On principe cualquiera,
ni pastor penetraba cnmascarado (l) en-
Il Escorial y, ya en- IA camara DC "a
mujer amada por quien era amado
&ras una escena dc energia siniestra y
dc passion loca. sc ashxiaba con ella,
niediante al brasero s--lo que tenia-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

En- atenta circular pos participa nusstro
amigo do Adjuntas el seTor don Francisco
Moll, haber adquirido las pertenancias dere-
chos que los senorea don Miguel Moll Don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Ell senor don Antonio Ol6zaga, Administra-
dor Central de Hacienda, nos ha obsequiado
con IN ejemplar de Ia Established General del
comercio exterior de esta isla, correspondent
to al ano de 1885,
Agradec6mosle Il atenci6n y en- otro sitio
nos ocupamos dc ese estndio ofcial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Sc desea saber 81 paraaero de Fernando
Martinez, de Il amos dc edad, dorniciliado en-
Ponce, cale do Ia Virtud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
Para lntormes an esta impr0ntR

Sefor don Pedro II. Gatell --Coama. Aluy sehor
mio Agradecido excelente Alcdholado al que
debo poder andar deseando que SUI benehcios al
cancen cutos sea possible me perm Ito Ia libertad
de la presente por o igual condudto puede con-
testarme.. rogandole olga la fornd en- que se po
d1A mandar Bilbao en- ell pr6ximo cdreo del 10, e.
frascos de notable invenci6n, pues tengo alk I'm
ser querido que me los recaIAa para 81 uso.
Con este motive Sc ofrece de ustedlAfmo ca B
S M-Jadn Fernandez de Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Sc vende barata la casa de mRdlsra au reRu-
lar estado, de Ia prolongaci6n norlS ds To- calls
del Leon la segunda despuss dc Ia denoniins
ia FL PalomaY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Ri Licdo. don Juan Gonzalez Font nos par
ticipa en atento B. L. NJ. haber alberto su bs-
fete de abogado en- esta ciudad, donde ofrece
al p1bico sns servicioa profesionales.
Damosle las gracias por 80 cortesfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

JOSE CAsUELA GEIGEL.-Plaza prin
cipal--Colmado E1 Olinspo
ORLANDO LAVERGNE. s Comissenista-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Don Hcsptsnfo Dsae Nordry0, Jaez de I. InstaA
cia accidental Dc esta cistdad y 50 pattiao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Sabemos que 81 sefsor Nouvilas acar;cia el
proy ecto de adoquinar muy en- hreve Ia plaza
de Las Delicias, mejora que es VA de todo pun
to Indispensable
AplandimOs IN idea con tai de que no ae
quede en- proyecto.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June 29-Cattle, receipts 16, 600
head; shipments 5000 head; market slow
and steady; top steers S. 00a5 %; others
g. 5Oa5 10; grassers 50 75a4 Is; Texans 50 90
as 10.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong and sc lower;
mixed and packers s. 95a6 10; prime and
heavy 81 20a6 %: light 50 35a6 30.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head: shipments
1900 head: market unchanged: common
natives So 25a4 %; ewes and mixed natives
"a 90a5 80; wethers IS 25a5 80: westerns
81 0Oa5 90; Texans 81 0Oa4 40; lambs 50 5Oa
6 80.
EAST LIBERTY, June 29.--Cattle. receipts
1,2S0 head; shipments 1000 head; market
slow and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
l, 100 head; market firm: medium and light
Sc 50a6 60; heavy 50 20a6 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
500 head; market steady at yesterdays
quotations.
CINCINNATI. O., June 29.-Hogs S. 50a
6 % Receipts LOO head; shipments 800
head.
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king POWDER.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

December 1910. Oats, receipts, 12S,000
bushels; exports, 1000 bushels; sales, AGO.
600 bushels futures, and $4,000 bushels
spot; market lower and weak; July 341Sc:
August 321Sc; September 3l2c; No. Chi
cago 3559c, Hay quiet. Cut Meats, dull.
Lard, quiet; western steam 81 SO; June,
July 50 IS; September $40 so. Pork,
quiet. Butter, weak. Cheese. weak. Eggs,
easy; western Ice. Tallow, firm. Cotton
seed oil. hrmer. Petroleum, quiet Rosin
quiet. Turpentine. quiet. Rice steady.
MolHsses, dull. Coffee, irregular, 5a10
points down. Sugar, dull.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Flour, dull and
weak. Wheat, weak, unsettled; No. red
6911a70c; September re Corn, quiet; No.2
mixed June 4614a47c; July 462la47[c;
August 4715a4Sc; September 4Sa4S1Sc.
Oats, weak; No. white June and July SIX
a3Sc: August 35a36c. Butter. firm; Penn
syivania creamery extra &c; Pennsylvania
prints, wholesale, 24c: do do. jobbing 25a
2Sc. Eggs. strong; Pennsylvania firsts
1870. Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels:
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels
oats, 29,0c0 bushels. Shipments-Wheat,
%, 900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; oats, "a,
600 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 29-Cotton, steady;
mlUIllOR SIC. Il lOuE, easy. w neat, uOL-
inal: No 2 red Coo; receipts, 5000 bushels;
shipments, 1000 bushels Corn, easy;
No. mixed 42c Oats steady at32c. Rye,
unchanged. Pork, quiet at $40 25. Lard,
dull att 50 90. Bulk Meats and bacon.
steady and unchanged. Whiskey, quiet
at 81 II. Butter, steady. Sugar, easy.
Eggs, easy at l2c. Cheese, -,a.
TOLEDO. o., June 29.--Wheat, active and
easier: No. 9 cash, 6315c; August 665Ec:
September 6S7Sc. Corn, dull; No. 2 cash
4Oc; No. yellow 4116c. Rye, dull at sic.
Cloverseed, active; prime cash 81 40; Octo-
Der So so eipts-Flour, 262OO barrels;
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels
oats, 40 bushels. Shipments-Flour, 2,eo0
barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; rye, 4,300 bushels.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Wheat, weak; No.
No 2 red spot and June 665sc; July 679ac.
Corn, June and July Acc; August 47S4c.
Oats, quiet; No. white western 4Oc. Rye,
dull; No Coo. Hay. quiet. Butter, firm;
creamery fancy 2lc Eggs, steady at 1910.
Coffee, quiet; Rio 1910.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 6aIO Per Cent. Governments,
DulI-StOcks, LOwer-Flour, Weak and
Lower-Wheat, Lower.
New YORK, June 29.-Money on call
active and higher, ranging from per cent
per annum TO 3-l6 per cent per diem, and
interest; closed offered AZ 8. Prime mer-
camille paper. Gallo per cent Sterling ex-
change demoraiizsd; 4S0a4S3
GOvERNSENTS-DulL
FOurs Registered. .............109
FourS Coupons
Four--and-a-half Registered. ......... 96
Pacific Skies of 95................ 103
STATES-Dull.
RALROADs-Heayy sales $500, 600.
SToCKs-The early dealings at the stock
market were characterized by great de-
preston, owing chiefly to the apprehension
felt in regard 70 the money market and the
difficulty experienced by borrowers in
securing accommodations. At one time it
was not a question of rates, but rather one
of obtaining funds on any terms. Call
loans were made as high as 3-l6 per diem and
interest equal TO about IS per cent per an
nun, and even then no round amounts were
ObtSinable IL was not until certain of the
banks decided 70 take out many million of
clearing house loan certificates that the
acute stringency sho we'd signs OF relaxing
Added 70 the money difficulty was the re-
newed depression in silver both here
and in London. While sterling ex-
change was decidedly weaker, bank
ers did not see their way clear 10
import gold The bears took advantage OF
all these conditions and hammered the list
vigorously. with the view Of shaking out
weak holders OF stocks. The principal de-
clines We're ~ in Denver aud Rio Grande
preferred, 4 in Omaha preferred and 81 in
Manhattan. The general list yielded about
y TO , per cent As soon as il
became known that the banks had
decided TO adopt heroic measures in
order 20 relieve the stringency IN
the money market confidence reasSerted
itself at the Stock Exchange, especially as
the rates for call loans dropped 10 Gallo per
cent aud remained at those figures during
the greater part of the afternoon. Under
liberal purchases for the long account, as
well as 10 cover short contracts, Manhat-
tan rose $50, Sugar 2sl, Tobacco 81, Rock
Island ~, Denver ana Rio Grande prefer
red ~, General Electric 3Jk, Missouri
Pacific 2, Omaha and Western Union
1%. In the late trading there was reac-
ton Of Il to Is per cent, but the market
closed strong in tone. Sales 25S, Sg9 shares.
Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, 20: Adams Express, l46; Amer
lean Express. los: Bsltimoe and Ohio 40;
Canada Pacific. 7535; Central Pacific, 81.
Chesapeake aud Ohio. 16%; Chicago and
Alton, $50; Chic&aQ. Burlington and Quincy
81 BelaTFars% II HUDSON, l19s{ Della
ware. E.aclrsw k2d Western. is; Den
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Ian In.nlted Taxpayer.

s7r OF the Register:
war. ex-Sheriff Lewis Steenrod,
oy Elected Sheriff of Ohio county
Eirgll honest Democracy Of West
piafns you can make light, or in
State DDS. fun of the West Virginia
which Ing at the Worlds Fair, for
. money Estate has spent so much
IaVor Jake display; and again,
Set on tbpublican paper ia order to
nunmss1l bers bod side Of the Republican
Snna.he Council, and Commits
siOners, that they may be easy on
you in your settlement with them,
as they have the majority; you cannot
use my name 20 swell your list Of your
own pure neglect. am man who at
tends To his own affairs, owes no man
red cent, and pays his own way through
life, but has given away many a dollar.
paid my tax 20 Mr.. Platte Zane, your
deputy, May 10Th, 1898, and carry the
receipt In my pocket. Our dead broth
err, Isaac II. Nichols, This name see on
your list has gone % rest-left US Oc-
tOber, 1892, was never assessed in his
life, and surely you cannot hold a tax
over his dead body, when
he has paid for his own
grave. Ny aged father, G.. w.
Nichols, who is almost blind, and with
0ne foot in the grave, your deputy was
the first man that ever dared 10 stop
him on the highway TO ask him for
tax, a little over two weeks ago, when
the trustee OF our estate, Mr.. A. j.
Clarke, pays all OF mis- bills. No doubt
if he had been a Republican his name
would have been cancelled. l would be
man, mouse or long tall rat. Now,
Mr.. Steenrod, demand you 10 publicly
rectify the insult you have thrown upon
me uncalled for or abide by the conSe-
QuenceS. JOSEPH NICHOLS,
Mt. Wood road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30

The very slim girl may wear the chif-
.fon slip dress, an illustration Of which
3 given In the sketch; but will write
more general way concerning 1t.
his is how you make one. The foam
dalton. bodice and skirt, is Of silk. The
skirt flares If the silk used is stiff, 9TH
erwise it is merely very full. The bod
ice is plain, with sleeves and neck cut
away, as the style OF the completed
dress requires. The chiffon TO go over
is nothing but very rOomy garment
that hangs straight from the neck-oand.
There is 20 fiji anywhere and Ii Is
fully three feet longer all
around than al ordinary dress.
The sleeves are wide, straight
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pieces, like bolster eases, il you must
have an illustration, put in full at the
armhOles. To complete the gown, you
want yards and yards OF soft sash rib
bon, we'll weighted at the ends, and a
color little lighter than the fOunda-
tlon dress. This sash binds in the slip
TO the figure and there are, OF course, a
dozen ways OF tying 10 and no two ways
alike. IL may start around the body
Just under the arms, tie handsomely at
the bust line In front, then one end will
pass under the loop of the slip at the
right hip and there lift il TO
she right height aud end
10 a soft knot, while the other
end hangs straight down in front. That
is the sim plest way. But the sash may
pass around the hips first. In all cases
the slip is drawn up through the sash
10 the proper length, and the folds
thus made are disposed about the hips
and the lines of the bust. The sleeves
nre fastened by ribbons into the fashion
you want. the under sleeve serving TO
hold those of the slip out. Such dress
may be made eXQuiSltely artistic. The
edge OF the slip may be heavily embroid
ENed or jeweled; il may be slit up one
Hire side and the edge folio we'd by the
ZOidery The figure upon which it
ped must be a slender one, and
perry must be simple in effect aud
The happy medium between
Aal and picturesque must be at
FLoRETTE.
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yer and Riol Grande preferred 37s Er is,
1879; do. preferred, So; Fort wa Ne 100 100 :
Illinois Central. S71S; Lake Shr9e, isr :
Michigan Central, go; Missouri I a sti|
3l4; Nerfol + and Western preferfd 9sat
Northern Pacific, 12$l; do prefer1d' i3S
Northwestern 1925; do. preferlc Mail
New York Central, 1908; Paciv;Ila O
i74; Peoria} Decatur and Evan Road
Pittsburg, 145; Pullman Palace, II, 90
ing, AZ; Rof ok Island, 6S1S: st. l. PAU
San Francisco first preferred, IS Goa
6614 do. pre- erred, 113: Tenness rrnion
and Iron, lSk Texas Pacific. 6: &c n.
Pacific, 2455 Il United States ExprS ol,s
Western Um3n. 500: Wheeling al" Lon
Erie. ll515; d. preferred, 43. poin+
Mining StodbSs-CholOr- Grown 80. - -
-; Consolida ted California and FlIHiu 20.
1875; Deadwoct, 80; Gould and Curfy,'oo M .
Hale and Norkross, p: Homestake, tvUJ
independence -: Mexican, =; Ng 1;Ii
Star, -; Oktario. -; Ophir,-n riy'
mouth, 25; SiEra Nevada, 60; Stanuar"oo,
100; Union Cha, As; Yellow Jacoa6eNt, 81 ~
Iron Silver, Is: Quick Silver, '-Oo' W
preferred, 1504 Bulwer. 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
DRY GOODS,

New YORK, June 29-The dry goods
market is in good shape, while easier
money collections have improved. At no
time have collections been poor, and the
financial status of trade is apparently
healthy. Bleached cottons are pretty well
sold up. Brown cottons are also in good
position, as are silk, underwear. dress
goods and specialties generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
PETROLEUM:

NEW YORK, June 29.-The petroleum
market was neglected, and not single bid
was made on the exchange to-day.
OIL CITY, PA, June 29.-Petroleum
opened at 564c; highest 561fc; lowest
561lc, closed at 5611c; sales, 5000 barrels
clearances So, 900 barrels; runs 9S,749 bar
rels; shipments 100, 1853 barrels.
PITTsBURG, PA. June 29-Petroleum
opened at 564c; highest, 56%c; lowest
561Ic; closed at 56skc.
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Wheeling Bridge &TTmlnal Railway Co.
Time Table NOT, TO take eject 1901 n. m.
sunday, May ~. 1853.

Time Table Noo. TO take eject 1901 a. m,
sunday, May % 1883.
Leave wheeling -t5;40, f6:f0, A. 1850
a. m 1850, 70; 0O 1885, 5000 1880 b. IN.
Leave Peninsuia-t5:46. 10: 70. f7.53. 1851
a. m, '2:56, 1896, 'i:4l. s6:05, fo:3j p. m.
Arrive Martins terry-t5;52 1904 tI;as.
1851 u m $500, tS:l2 u; ~, 80: ", f6:ig y. IN.
Arrive Terminal Junction -t5;5S. toss rs %.
tl0.0S m, s3:0s 1918 '4:b3 ~; lS. tess p m.
Leave Terminal Junction 10. -, sl0:f2 A. IA.
y: H. -; 80 tb:27 s5:27. t5.s5 fS;2S ti0;ts m.
Leave Martins Ferry-t6iS 'l0:4S a NJ,
Leave Peninsula--'6:i6 fl0:5s a m. t2;2g.
s2:s3, tb:39, $3.50, 1905. ts:8S, tl0:5s y. N.
Arrive Nb-eling-f6:b2. ell:OO a. m. t2;Jo.
q: 81. t5.45 sb:s5, t6:l5 ts;45. tll:oO .. m.
'Daly. tDsily except sunday sSundays
only.
Ali trains will run on Eastern Time
noIQeae j. h. TAUssI0. Supt
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The Right Thing.
Nstr York Times.

II you don't have small, graceful,
INTERVIEWING monogram on your note
paper, being sure to miss it on the enve-
lope, II is form TO have the address in
the upper right hand corner, engraved
after the English way, 40 Sixtieth
Street, West" or even the letters w. or
l.. following the street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30

There Is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric OIL TO quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarsenesS. Written by Mrs.
NJ. J. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph
Comfy. Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
The Metal Market.

New YORK, June 29.-Pig iron, quiet
American, Sl2 75al5 80. Copper, quiet
lake, s15 So Lead, weak at s. 40. Tin
irregular and nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30

rDsily. tDaily except sunday.
JOHN BAILiE, 100 Market St
juee&dh 7. y. DUNBAR, Union Depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30

tDally except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm drove
At 9:43 a m. and Wheeling At l2:lI 2. m.
He wEISGERBER,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30

ONO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after june IS, Passenger ffssns Slli
run IS follow: 'Daily fDaiiy. keeps san'l
dag. Central Time.
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