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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

suit OF an accident, is some better. He
is now able to sit up for half al hour al
3 time. 1t is expected that IN we eK
he will be on duty again. Dr. W. A.
Cracraft is waiting on him.
The members of the Presbyterian
church gave an oyster and ice cream
festival. last Thursday evening, at the
town hall. It was well attended, and
over fifty dollars was cleared. The
proceeds will be used for missionary
purposes.
W. r. Chambers, a heavy stakeholder
and assistant general manager OF the
Elm Grove Coal Company, will have
erected fine frame Office for the Com
psny adjoining the town hall. Work
on the structure Will be begun this
week.
Complaints are heard agalnt the town
corporation for allowing persons to buy
beer By the bucket and drinking and ca
rousing with IL about the B. & o. depot.
Two women were seen yesterday lug
glng keg Of beer past the depot.
The friends OF Hiram McComas have
been telegraphed TO come here, as his
death is expected at any moment. He
has been lingering at the point OF
death now for eight weeks, Of typhoid
fever.
]. L. Klmmlns sold two fine lots for
building sites near his residence, last
Saturday. The transfer was made to
John Yostel, Of near town, for Sl,1OO.
Mr.. Yostel will build houses on the lots,
Rev. B. c. Bartlebach has moved to
Wheeling. he has been employed at
the Hearne Tabernacle to preach for a
year Rev. Bartlebach Is doing good
work at the tabernacle.
reported that prominent young
society man OF this place will be mar
ried next month to a popular young
lady OF Wheeling.
This evening quite a number OF per-
sons will go from here to Wheeling 70
attend a party at the home Of Miss
Ethel Sage.
J. L. Kimmlns, travelling salesman for
Caldwell q Peterson, left yesterday on
business trip.
Mrs. w. A. Cracrait will visit her
SOD William, Of Morgantown University,
this week.
Johu A. WeIsgerber, the Wheeling
insurance man, was here on business
yesterday.
VIM. Burch has moved into a new
frame house In Bestinger's addition.
About six families in the Grove moved
yesterday to new locations here.
Jas. Bedilion and son Des returned
Yesterday from Chicago.
j. C. Bell and lady spent Sunday with
Wheeling friends.
NJ. c. Glass is i'll OF neuralgia.
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BIN GROVE

&C. Glass, OF the depot, is nego-
tiating with his company iu the inter
ests OF Thos. EimminS, Of this place.
for the establishing OF Chicago beef
market iu the Grove. MI Glass, be-
sides negotiating for tho transportation,
is also making arrangements for the
lease OF the comDauy's ground south OF
the depot. 10 Is probable the articles
OF agreement will be signed this week.
Ifthe market is established quite a
noticeable industry is looked for, rs
four or five wagons wiIl probably De
run. The patronage OF the miuers 10
the venture Is looked FOR When the
coal mine starts there will be about one
hundred families OF miners IN the town.
William Homer, blacksmith of this
place, became involved 20 the amount
OF So. Fred H1rtleio went his security.
Last Thursday Homer made all arrange
ments 90 shake the dust Of Elm Grove
from his feet. Tie had his personal
property at the depot. Mr.. Hart'e.D
had Homer arrested and attached the
goods. He was released on condition
that ne would secure the money from O
neizhbor who owed him. Homer has
not been seen since, Gu, he has left his
goods.
There has been considerable difficulty
regarding the attaching at the Is. 4 O.
depot OF the large consignment OF Ium-
Der Of l.. II. G0rby, OF UIyueytOwn.
There is now about 5000 worth Of
lumber at the depot, and the bin for at
tachmeut is $500. William Ryan, of
Roney's Joint, is doing the attaching,
and 10 is claimed be is going TOO far TO
the matter. The lumber is bound For
Philadelphia 20 an large contract and
the keeping back OF the materials is
putting Mr.. Gorby iE quite strait.
AT the festival given last Thursday
evening the young men took on new
spell of backwarJuess. some OF the
young ladies even had to treat them
selves. while fully q dozen youcg TEL
lows looked on apparently too back
ward 10 i0in. It is said some OF the
Young ladies are rather indignant.
DIR. n. p. Chambers, al Elm Grove
Young man, recently having been To-
Gated at Florence, Wis, is here. He
will Open an Office for practice here at
once. Later q neat new Office near
Chambers Bros. store will be erected
for him. He is aNromising young ply
slcian.
Last Saturday under the auspices OF
the Jr o. L. a. NJ. o beautiful flag
was presented 20 aud placed on the new
Park View school house. There were
appropriate exercises and the Haney-
town band gave the music. Rev. Bar
tholemew delivered an appropriate ad'
dress.
A few evenings ago there was a most
pleasant euchre party at the homo OF
Miss Edna BedilliOn. A select party Of
young society folks enjoyed the coca.
sion. AT 70 o'clock elegant refresh
ments were served, and the remainder
Of the evening was scent 10 dancing.
Lester Smith. the w. ~ G. con
dnctor, who has been the re
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
The Best in the World.

Senator Henry C. Nelson, OF New
York, writes:
ION the eth of February, 1888, Twas
taken with violent pain in the region
of the kidneys. suffered such agony
that could hardly stand up, As soon
as possible I applied two ALLcocK's
Porous PLAsTERs, one over each kid
ney, and laid down. In an hour, to my
surprise and delight, the pain had van
ished and l was well. l wore the plas-
tiers for day or two as a precaution,
and then removed them. have been
using ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs in
my family for the last ten years, and
have always found them the quickest
and best remedy for colds, strains and
rheumatic affections. From my expert
ence believe they are the best plasters
in the world"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, October 2S. - Unexpectedly
heavy northwestern receipts to-day knock
ed out the theory of falling OF ia the
wheat movement. incidentally bulge IN
the price was also knocked out. II was
also found that ,2g000 OF the weeks eX-
ports went from Pacific ports and that the
visible supply will show q big increase, re-
CARELESS OF ;ue better clearness. Wheat at
the opening was Aa3Sc higher than yester-
days closing ana held quite firmly for
q while, then eased off, prices declining
half cent, ruled rather steady, and the
closing was about quarter cent from IN
side figures. Gables were stronger and
higher. the ClearanCes for the week from
both coasts were 500. 900 bushels larger OF
wheat and flour, the New York Oank state
ment was favorable. Railroad stocks were
higher and geIaral buOyant feeling per-
vaGeS ali departments influenced % the
news from Washington. Corn opened
strong and higher. aud lster reaction
/ took place. Anticipated heavy receipts On
/ Monday and Tuesday was depressing
/ factor toward the end. Oats were steady,
/ prices averaging slightly better. Business
/ in provisions was confined 70 the local oper-
! ators and was not by them INDUCED n 70
/ a very heavy extent Flour steady ana
| unchanged. Wheat cash No. spring
/ Gl3sc: No spring 5Sc; No, , red 6i}s C;
| October o. at4S4c, closing az Csc; De
| cember SOS assoc, closing al COS; May
/ 73i,a7Sslc, closing at 1870. Corn, cash,
/ No. .. SS5Zc: October 3sl4 a3S7sc, closing
at 3SLt; November SSl5aSoS[c, closing al
| 2SI5c; December 3SssaSS55c, closing at
Sss.c; day s2lsa42&c, closing al 42}sc.
/ Oats, cash, No. ,, 2Si4c; October 2S1c;
/ November 2SLc; December 2S5Ea2S5{c,
/ closing at 2SSac May 32sS2 /. c, closing al
I Sc Rive. No. ,. 41lkC. Flaxseed, al 81 oil.
| Timothy seed, at g 20. Mess Pork, cash,
! Sl7 5Oal7 80: October SIC 95; January
| Sl4 45bal4 20, closing Sl4 AZ. Lard,
! cash ana October SO 10sl0 10; November
/ 81 20; January $ As. Short ribs, cash,
( 50 OOaQ %; October IS 7OsS S71{, closing ST
IS 80; January 81 521IaT 571S, closing at
| 81 52I<. Shoulders a. O0G1 -; short clear
/ So 95a9 50. Whisky, 81 Is. Butter quiet;
| creamery 2Ss2Sc; dairies 2lA24c. Eggs,
I quiet az 20a9lc. ReceiptS-Flour, IL 600
! barrels; wheat, 9SC00 bushels: corn. ga
/ eco bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; rye,
1890 bushels; barley, "a, Geo bushels. Ship
ments-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, q, 0Oe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
FULTON.


A wild steer at the slaughter house Of
Relhm Il Myers, created panic among
the employees recently. The animal
WAS about 70 be shot, when 10 dashed
against the door running horn clear
through an Inch pine board Conrad
Stein and j. BOgard climbed on top a
partltion ana were kept there for some
time. Both men made narrow escapes.
The animal was finally shot with re-
yoIyer.
Last Friday night chicken thieves
entered the yard OF Michael FreiS-
muth and began 10 steal chickens.
Marshall Jos. Marshal was notified and
he started after them. The thieves
ran and Mr.. Marshal shot az them sew
eral times. They were not caught aud
several fine fowls were taken.
Peter Zoeckler, the well-known re,
tired citizen, will celebrate his golden
wedding In a few days The family is
a large one, three members of IT being
in the West, and an endeavOr will be
made 10 have them ard their families
present. A most pleasing time is being
arranged.
John Winters, Of this place, section
foreman Of the Terminal, will be marrl-
ed tomorrow. Miss Nettie Miller, OF
Marshall county, will be the bride and
tha ceremony will be performed here,
and an elegant reception is being
planned for them az the groom's home.
The Fulton Star Rod and Gun Club,
the new organization composed Of tif-
teen members, will 60 next Sunday in a
body TO inspect their new club house
site up Wheeling creek. The building
of the neat new club house will soon be
begun.
A man who stolidly refused to give
his name was arrested last Saturday by
Joseph Marshall He was arrested on
a charge OF stealing tools from Edward
Reel. the timer He gave up the tools
and was released.
The Wienerwust band will 60 to Mar
tins Ferry next Thursday evening TO
furnish music at i social event to be
gwen al the Belmont brewery. The
I full band OF seven pieces will be taken.
A large number Of persons were en-
tertained last night at Recorder Michael
[ STEMS place Of business. 4 good re-
past Was served, and an interesting
| time was enjoyed.
a hunting party under the leadership
/ OF Conrad Stein, HeUry Bowers, John
I Yoke aud Henry Newhard, will leave
next week for a hunt uD the river.
A few evenings ago young society
folks rendered a surprise 70 William
/ Meutzler. A good crowd attended, and
elegant refreshments we're served
At the recent meeting Of council all
/ bills for street Improvement were re-
| ierred 10 the committee on streets aud
alleys and grades.
Quite number Of young folks will
go 10 the homo of Edward Perry TO-
morrow night A pleasant social time
| is being arranged for.
Conrod Stein, Jos. Marshall. JohI
I DIehl and Ambrose Schafer, are hom
from a hunt to Short Greek. They go
a good supply Of game.
VIM. Happy and wife, OF Martins
Ferry, visited friends hero this week.
Mrs. Michael Stein visited her daugh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31
DRY GOODS.

New YORK, October SO,-The cooar
weather supplementing recent evidences
of returning confidence and stocking up
for failure requirements, tends to furnish Il
favorable outlook for dry goods. A feature
OF the Improvement is the large interest
manifested by exporters. Prints ana
printed fabrics in good demand. Print
cloths arc arm and fairly active. Cling
hams and woven fabrics rather quiet, eK-
cent as 10 spring goods, which are showing
increased interest. Wooden and dress
goods for spring trade moro active.
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SOURCES OF INCOME.
The money came from the following
.,nrcas I'm the amounts given:

The net liabilities, SIS, 367, added TO
this gives the total quoted above Tor the
liabilities and expenditures.
To is Presi5l-t HiginbOtham's belief
that an tho rtSney In the treasury 40
the time Of closing the Fair on Monday
will 90 the stockholders. He does not
anticipate any great attendance after
October 80, bu, thinks 10 Will bring
enough money 10 bear the greatly re-
dUced running exp qSes.
THE FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
What is TO be done with all tho eigh-
teen foreign government buildings is
still an open question. A few of them
doubtless VIII be sold and removed
some will be taken by the contractors
who built them, the governments re-
cefving a stipulated rebate, and Others
will be demolished and sold for what
they will bring The most expensive
foreign building is Germany's, which
cost SIJO,OJO. No disposition has yet
been made of t. The Commissioners
wish 10 90 stand in Chicago. Vic
toria House, the British build
ing, is still in the hands Of the
commissioners, with no immediate pros
pectof being sold. Sir Henry Wood
has asked for an extension Of time %
next fall before the building Is required
90 be torn down. The French ana
Spanish buildings, which cost about
$4,000 each, will probably be aban-
dOned. The Brazil Building. which
cost 800. 600; India. $4,000; Guatemala,
$50, 600: Colombia, $40, 900. Canada. $50,
600. and the Swedish, $4,000, are as
yet 10 uncertainty. NOrway's building
and the panels, the only valuable part
of the Turkish pavilion, belonging 70
Mr.. Levy, of the Turkish village, can
be taken apart. The Norway Building
viii probably be sold for a Norwegian
church aud the Turkish will De returned
20 Coustsntinopla. The Costa Rica and
Venezuela buildings will ba returned 20
the contractors who built them, the
commissioners receiving @ rebate. The
Hayti Building will be taken apart and
returned 90 Uayti. The Japanese Build
ing on the Wooded Island viii remain
intact as gift from the Japanese gov
erameut 90 the city Of Chicago.
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Wheeling Bridge &TerRInal Railway Co.

Time Table No. ~, 10 take eject 1851 an,
sunday. Septembtr 3 1893
Leave Whceling-'6:4I $500 $500 +0:u
ill:i0 q. M, ESQ. o. IS ti:3l 81. 90 %. M.
Leave Peuinsula-t6:fd, 1913, gs.0J tQ,u
gu 40 a. m, '2;4G. '3:2l. ti;36, s9.Oi' D. M
Leave Martins ferry-i8.6l f8:t2 es.tl
t9:jL 81 .62 q. m 'l:52 '1:2i, N:f sg:l2 D. "a.
Arrive Terminal Junction -fd:5S tfT s5 u
Leave Terminal Junction f7:9l 300 a. m.,
1910 ''2'50, $500 ti;0i. t5:lf t3:aS S9.5tp "a.
.eAye martins Fsrry-t7:.6 g1Of IA
'l2: -, p IS ti.Ol -. n t5:Ig fS,32 gg.h9 D. "a
Leave Pen.u'ula--fT:3t, fs:tt, A. m., sll:5L.
'2:f6, gan 'i:Ii ibi26 1855, 5000 3. M.
Arrive WbeelnF-fT:p s9.2l A. m, sil.5I
S262, gt:l7. tt:'h fj.3l fs:i5. floli p m.
'Daily tDaily except sunday. ssuncaIs
only.
Al trains will run on Eastern TiuA
Gel{etd j. r. TAUsSi0, AayA
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PETKOLEUH

New YORK. October 30.-Petroleum
sales, none; market dull; November op'
tions closed at re.
OIL CITY, PA, October 30.-Petroleum,
opened at 7213c; highest, 724c; lowest,
nc; closed at re; sales, 9,OUO barrels ;
shipments, III, 725 barrels; runs, Ilo,V24
barrels.
PrrrsBURG, PA, October 9O.-Petroleum,
opened at 72Hc; closed and lowest nc:
highest, 7215c.
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CASH FOR FAIR STOCK.
SUBSCRIBERS WILL PROBABLY RECEIVE
ABOUT IS PER CENT.
Better Than Was EIpec.ei-Savaso From Bald
i,gs Expected 10 Pay for Their Demolition
Gaze and Concession Receipts.



The latest exact statement OF Worlds
Fair finances is contained in the state
ment Of Auditor Alderman covering the
period ending on September 30. Later
than that the figures have 70 be largely
estimated. The auditors last report
showed the net liabilities to be S4S,361.
On October 9 the last bond and interest
pavment was made, and that made a
hole big enough 10 let out Sl,565, $40 OF
the receipts up 10 that time. After
that day the Exposition started out with
clean bill. The auditors report
serves 20 show where the Exposition
millions went aud whence they came mp
To The eud OF the period 10 covers. The
greatest item, OF course, Is construc-
ton. Against that account there is
charge OF SlL944, 742. Besides this
there are obligations under contract and
obligations In suspense amounting TO
sq-g. 663. making the total cost OF con-
struction s1s,924, 4O5. The general
oDeratinE expenses up to October 1 were
Sc no. 279 and the expenses Of the pre-
ftIinary organization were 500, GA.
That gives a total Of expenditures and
and liabilities OF S2j,1S5, 35l for the
period.
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Mrs. Wan. aappy, Of MartIn's Ferry

ter. Mrs. VIM. Happy, Of Martins Ferry
yesterday.
II. J. Burke and Earnest Beirwelter
have gone for trip to Chicago.
Miss Katie and Henry Bayha are
home from a trip to Chicago.
Improvements have been made at the
Hoffman grocery stand,
Jos. Yocke's fine new residence is
about completed.
Mrs. Henry Newhard Is quite sick.
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rnANs.onIo pIYIsIoNs.

TRAYs-oHIO DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago and the West. 6OA
m. aud . p. NJ, daily. and $50 p. m. eEcept
sunday.
columbus, Cincinnati and S. Louis 19is
and 10 % A. m. daily.
35op. N. eXcspI Sgnsay.
AggtyE.
From Chicago. 3 - a. m. and 40 p. M. daily.
and 1905 r.. H.. except sunday.
Prom 81. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus.
800 = m. and 10 .. N daty,
So. Clairsylle EccOmmodationt l3Oo andAN
p. H.. except sunday. y ,,,,.,,
General Passenger AEank
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The Metal Market.

New YoRK, October 50. Pig iron, dull;
American Sl2 OOal4 30. Copper, dull; lake
81 80. Lead, weaker; domestic 50 81. Tin,
dull straits so 80.
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sDaiiy. tDaly except sunday.
Trains No rs AMI 80 have sleeper between
Wheeling a0d Chicago.
John BAlLIE. 1900 Market 81.
iussalh 7. F. DUNBAR, Union Depot
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~ Pennsylvania stations'
ElnSuIvdnid Inns.

Trains Run by Central Time.
= o,.-,,, ~ PEESsrLyAHtA STATION %
-, - Fogr or ELETKETH ST, NHZEL-
nc At NcLUEs HOCsz, WHsELiF5. LSo AZ
81, Prss.rLVLSlA STAr1OS. SsiDsEFoEr
>orTsvu.r srsrEx-"PAS HlSDLs E00rE
sDany. +EIesP: sgnl.y.
-----,- -,,,v-,l,s ID LEAVE IRRfVs
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ARRIVE
From New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore Ani
Washington, 7.4OA m. and 10 p. ~. daily
Cumberland accommodation, ADO - 10 OF,
cept Sunday. 80
Grafton accommodation. 1919 a m, daily.
Noundsyills accommodation. 80 a. m, liz
ard 7.35 p. W, except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

WHEELING AND PlrrSBURG DIVISION.
For Pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore. Phil.
adelphiG and Sew York, 800 A. ~. and BID y
IN. daily. 90,
Plttsborc accommodation, 40 a. m, daily
Pituburg express 10 p m oEcept sunday.
Washington. Pa, accommodation, 60 =. M
exec % sunday.
PittsburE express 600 p. m, sunday only
ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia baltimore
Washington and Pittsturg 1910 aud l1ZS N
daily.
Piit,burg mail, i2B p. m, eIcep, sunday
and go p. m. daily.
Washington, Pa, accommodation. 7.bo =. NJ
Pltuburg express, 1858 a. n. Sunday only.
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OHIo RIVER RAILROAD CO.

on, ate, June ~. Passenger Trains VII
nm "a follows. 'Oaily tDIiy e1,sps Sun
Gay Central Time
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s.. Wayne snd Chicsgo---.--
canton and Toiedo---..-.-.----
klllancs aud ClezelsEi-..-..
sfsutsnFills and Piitsourz-
stsUh-nyil.s and Ne!isTiiie
steutcnFllls a1e PittsoGr--
II Ssyns and ChicsEo------
CantonErd Toledo 49,.
Sl.isnee And Cleveland 80,
sfsubenville ana Welisyili'
Pbiis9eluhia and New YORK
baltimore And Washington
steubsnvigis and pittS0urz.
Steubtnyills and E. LiIeFp
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RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

=, Arrival AEd departure OF trains on and after
nAEKs: DAILY; tSuhday excepted: :Aoa.
sxoeptee; saturday ercepted; ISunday
oniy' saturday only. EASTERN STANDARD Tina
nnLcA W enc hour eArlle. than GenLrAL LLma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-31

New YORK, October S0.-Money on call
easy at 115a9 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 515a711 per cent. Sterling exchange,
steady al 4Sl lLa4S4l5.
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NorfcEs TO 7
~ laratioss Az
dsnd. iOrsals Is =
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-20

Too much stress cannot be laid upon the great adj
vantage to the ftgrower of being in early locality
In most it makes the difference between success
and failure The industrious orchardist Of Capay Valley
may assured that he will derive all the benefits gained
by the first fruit shipments of the season. and that 20
of this rich land when the trees are in bearing will
yield handsome and assured income.
The Capay Valley Land Company has an agent re-
siding in the valley whose duty to show the various
tracts to land seekers.
-Four townsites have been laid in different points
in the valley, viz Esparto Cadenasso, Gt;nda and
Rumsey. Town lots may now be purchased at reason
able prices and on easy terms
The enterprising and hourishng town of Esparto is
situated at the lower end of the valley and SIPS 600
worth of substantial buildings have already been erected
blocks and waterworks with pipes laid in the streets
The town has postofhce school house and weekly
paper and the fine railroad depot contains telegraph
and express offices.
Postoflces have also been established at Guinda and
Rumsey This latter place. situated the head of the
valley, IS the present terminus OF the railroad The
Portable little hotel makes excellent quarters for hunters
as we'll as land-seekers
The advantages enjoyed by the settler in Capay Val
ley may be thus concisely summed up:
soil Of great fertility yielding bountifuly Of every
crop
soil and climate which will rpen all kinds of fruit and
vegetables earlier than anywhere else in the State.
climate perfectly adapted the curing Of rasns and
drying OF frnt without the aid Of artificial evaporators
location that is central and close markets Railroad
communication which enables shipments to be made
quickly and cheaply Lands which are sold cheaper and
| on better terms than anywhere else in the State