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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-12-29
Pennsylvania items

Bristol Odd Fellows celebrated the
seth anniversary of the founding OF
Hopkin Lodge,
About 100 men were at work in the
public park at Pittsburg, all paid 81,
out of the fund for the unemployed.
A charter was granted to the Penn
sylvania Home and Improvement Com
pany, of Philadelphia, capital $1,000,
The two persons killed in the b. &
o. wreck, lear Pitts6urg, were identi-
fed as Patrick Morris and Richard
HeintS.
The will of the late James Black,
the famous Lancaster Prohibitionist,
b%equeaths his library and $1,000 to the
National Temperance Society.
A fast freight telescoped a passenger
train on the Lehigh Valley, near To
wanda, crushing a sleeping car, but
doing little injury to passengers.
Mrs. Sames S. Thomas sued Hotel
Proprietor Daniel Neiswinter, of Shen-
andoah, for $4,000 damages on the
ground that her husband was ruined at
the defendants establishment. )
Not a coal or freight train ran from
the Pottsville mining region.
A pet dog went mad, and bit the
lower lip almost off young Mary Ran
nels' face at Lancaster.
The Philadelphia and Erie mail train
was derailed in Williamsport; and all
its passengers greatly frightened,
Miscellaneous boys annoyed Simon
Neider, an aged bricklayer in Reading,
till he fired a lot of stray bullets and
was taken to jail.
Miscreants have been writing ugly
messages on a slate and hanging it on
the doorbell at the house of Carl Hass-
Ter, leader of a Carbondale brass band.
Electric car No. 81 crushed into and
wrecked another on a curve near Shen-
andoah. Passengers We're slightly in
jured. >
AT his home in Pittsburg, Thomas
T. Mccoy shot himself to death.
In = fight near shamokin, James
Market was dangerously stabbed by
Pietro MARITIME.
For stabbing Miss Mamie Buck ia
the face William Maggie, of Reading,
has been nabbed.
Twenty-Five feet of the wall at the
new Wernersville State Insane Asylum
were blown down.
Jumping from a burning house ut
Pleasant Hill, Luzcrnc County, Thomas
Hurst landed on his head, featuring
his skull.
Disappointment in love led Miss
Mary Burns, of Pottsville, toseek death
by laudannm and strangulation, but
failed in both.
Engineer Remnant was fined $25 fol
running a Lehigh Valley train through
South Easton at a speed faster than
permitted by law.
With the charge of burning nine
buildings hanging over his head, John
G. Shedley was yesterday released from
Media Jail ON 5000 bail.
A confession of Charles Collier, ar
rested for burglary, duplicates j. b.
Davidson and William Jones in the
murder of F, W. Forraster, of Pitts
burg, j
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NUMBER %.

Not golngr" n murmured, turn
icg white, and then her brother who,
80 agreed upon, had Just driven up to
the settlement to meet Kendall. and
TO bear him away, tod his renarka.
bic tale. Kendall, since the night be.
fore, had changed his mind, He
would not return to civilization now,
not TIL he brought with him the
mountain girl who, put into a board
ing-school, was for two or three years
TO lie trained to be his wife.
Ills wife? Great heaven.n
: Long the brother and sister talked,
tie latter, trembling a little, with a
great bitterness in her soul. At
length
But this is s~nicide." she cried.
"'What car a mar like Kendall dn
with such a girl-fUr YOU say YOU saw
her this morning? lie is mad"
Perhaps" said her brother. medi-
tatively, and then, with a remem.
brance vivid before him Of Circassia
as he had seen her for the first and
last time-Circass'a beautiful and
naughty as a Nalkyrie-as the Wild
dream of a poot-he added: Il don't
know, thought don't know. New
York Mercury.
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Cap,e Sparks.

The King of Siam is seriously i'll.
Grip is rapidly increasing in London.
Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria,
is suffering with influenza.
The French spies, Degory and Mala-
vas, who are in German prisons for
making plans of fortresses, may be
pardoned by the Kaiser.
frances newest ironclad, the Magen-
ia, which cost So, 000, 900, is almost a
failure, being unable to turn withot in
Ginning eight degrees. 3
Tinplate workers OF Meath, Wales,
have had their wages cut 10 per cent.
Crispi denies that there is any proba-
bility of reducing the interest on the
public debt.
An entente between Russia and the
Vatican has been formed on the nomi-
nation of Bishops of Poland.
The strength of the Pope's voice be-
fore the Sacred College on Saturday in
dictates many years of life yet.
Greeks in public meetings have
petitioned the King to dismiss Premier
Fricoupis and dissolve the chamber.
England and Italy are said to have
concluded an agreement for mutual
protection of their citizens in Brazil. 2
Cholera has again appeared at Liege,
Paris shopkecpers had a poor Christ
mas trade.
Two more regiments will be sent
from Italy to fight the devrishes.
Boxing Day was observed as a
holiday yesterday by London banks.
Official reports show a decrease Of
1000, 900 bushels of barley in Eng
land.
Four Thousand more men are needed
to man all the efficient vessels in Eng
and's navy.
Over 1900 Algerian brigands have
been killed or captured in two months,
exterminating the band, 3
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1t is usually considered 4 note.
worthy Circumstance for a man or
woman to be married three times:
but Of Cd the n IN or would have
been thought lit c If. Saint Je-
rome mentions awidow that married
her twenty-second husband, whe-il
his turh had bseu married 10 twenty
two wives-sure'y an experienced
couple.
A woman named Elizabeth Mast.
who died at Floranee,Fl sGS, had ben
married to seven husbands all Of WHOM
she outliyed. She ma ricd the last
of the seven at the aye of 20 When
On har deathbed she r Gale thegood
and bad points Of elch Of her hus-
bands AMI having impartfallY
weighed them in tbs balance, sh
singled out her fifth spouse as the
favor te, AMI desired her remains
might he inter-, d near his.
The death Of a soldier 8 recorded
in 1884, who had five wives, and his
widow, aged 80, wcpt over the grave
o her fourth hu 'band Tile writer.
who mentione these facts vain y
added, The said solder was muci
attach d to the marile state"
The e is an ac cunt OF AGENT eman
who was married to fOuf W YES, an I
livet to he ll5 years old. Wien he
die | he left twenty-tirce "chi dren'
alive AMI well, S me of t C said
children being from three to four.
score years old.
A g ntleman d,el at Bor eauX, in
1772, who hal been married sixteen
TINS In July, l7GS, a couple were
living in Essex, who had he n may
ried ninety n years, the husbap
lci9g l07 and the VIE 1903 years o
az At the church OF ST. Clement
Danes, in I772, a woman of So was
married TO her S xth husband.
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The Lehigh Valley Coal Comn.nv,.
collieries, after an idlsHsss has re-
,umed operations.
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South ard West.

Newsboy Clark Dyer was killed and
five passengers were hurt by the ditch
ing of a train near Winchester, Tex.
For 50 1000, 900, the Little Annie
gold mine, at Summitville, COL, has
been sold to the Consolidated Gold
Mining Company.
To cur n disease causing loss of
skin, John Henry, a Terre naute con-
tractor, had to have part of a colored
mans skin grated on him.
False entries, forgeries and check
raising have revealed a shortage of the
late Charles Arnold, of Chicago, treas
urer of the Georgia Hedge Company.
Indictment for stealing s25. 900 Gov
eminent money, alleged to have been
burned in the New Orleans Mint,
was found aginst ex-CashierJ. II. Dows
ling.
Five persons were injured, and prob
ably a ride-stealing tramp killed, in a
collision of Richmond and Danyille
passenger and freight tram. at Grant,
Vile, Ga.
The family of P~rendergast, the as
sassin of Mayor Harrison, say they will
cheerfully accept any verdict except
that of murder in the first degree be-
lieving him insane. 5
In a street duel at La~wrenceburg,
KY, Joe Brown was wounded, and he
shot and killed Polk Moffett.
Policeman Michael Healy, of the
Chicago force, is held for killing Sam'l
Nelson in an early morning row.
Santiago Lira, IA years old, and the
leader OF a Mexican band of border
thieves, has been arrested at Santa
Maria, Tex.
Explosion of fireworks at a Column
bus (Ga.) street, stand frightfully burn
ed John Wadsworth, Miss Nellie Mar
tin and two little boys.
A horse and buggy valued at $500,
belonging to Amor Todd, of Fair Hill,
Cecil County, Md, was stolen from the
Howard House yard.
A Chicago crank threatens to kill
Philip d. Armour, the millionaire, and
Rev. DR.. Gunsaulus, president of Ar
mour Institute, if not given $4,000.
Caught by a bull on the prairie near
Burton, Texas, Charles X. Breadv. a
young Philadelphian, filed the chare-
ing animal with bird shot and scared
him away.
Joseph DOMAIN, who has been send
ing threatening letters to a number of
prominent men in Washington, was
arrested in that city by a detective. He
is described as a typical crank of CON
siderable shrewdness.
a passenger train on the Iron Noun
tain Division of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad was held up near Coffeyyille.
Kansas, by five masked men. All The
passengers were relieved of their yalu-
ables. 0
In an insane fit, II. d. Parsons, of
Ellis County, Kan, shoth his little grand
son and then himself.
With a shotgun, William Penson. of
Slator, Mo-, shot dead George Strother.
an obnoxious neighbor.
Santa Claus present to Patrick Fitz-
gerald, formerly of Grand Rapids, Mich.
vas a $3.50, 900 fortune from a dead
aunt.
Keeping a longtime threat, George
Taylor, colored, of Griffin, Ga. lust ont
of prison, fatally stabbed CITY Marshal
I. ]. Manley, who arrested him. 4
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STONED a Trdia For Revenge,
Ex-seetion Boss Murphy HurIs a Missile and
Strikes a Passenger.

MEDIA, Pa.-Then arroweStkind of es-
cape from the commission of a serious
crime was experienced by ex-Section
Boss Patrick C. Murphy, who was
lodged in Jail here for having hurled a
big stone through the window of one of
the cars in a train as it whizzed past
Glen Mills. The crashing missile
struck Mrs. Abram Garrett, a passenger,
on the side of the head. She was badly
bruised, put fortunately not seriously
injured.
The tAin was stopped and its crew
found Mikphy in the hands of persons
who had teen him throw the stone. He
was intoi eatsd, and asarrested. Muir
ply, who was recently discharged from
smployni bit on the road. had taken
this mear of revenge. 2
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PENIS GROVE. n. j. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 90 1893
THE GREAT COUNTRIES"

Death, for all thy grasping stealth
Thou dost convey
Lands to us of broadest waAlth,
That stretch away
Where the sunshine hath no fol-,
Past the verge Of our dark soil,
Past the rim where clouds uncoll.
Hourners, whom thine ayariee dooms
Once gave q space
In thy kingdom post the tombs,
With open face
See the smallness Of our skies.
Large, until a mortal dies
And shrinks them to created size.
o the freedom, that doth spread
When life Is shown
The great countries that the dead
Have open thrown,
Where, at hi best leisure, We
With a spirit may walk free
From terrestrial poverty.
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back upon him. They were remark.
II L. eyes Blue-grecn in the lamp
light, with something invlolately vir-
ginal in the core Of their bold bril-
liancy. And even as he thought it
she was gone, with a clang Of the
door.
And thus, with a new pupil in the
mountain settlement, :, 1000 feet above
sea level, the winter began for the
man who, at 80, blasted in the world
which had hitherto known him, by
an unjust suspicion, had left in re-
.ul,eu disgust, his career and the
glittering hopes o. the future and
buried himself in these wilds, far
frou. civilization, there TO lead with
such little good as he could do in
pa ssing, to the ignorant humanity
around HIM the life Of an embittered
recluse.
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in 1854 Charles IL mInted tin and
tried to make it pass current. After
his abdication James IL Minted u
mmetal and pewter and endeavored
aoke purchases with the coins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

49SSc; Nav and June 49s< a5Oc. Oats, hrm;
there was a fair local trade demand for car
lots, but nothing doing in futures; NO. Z
white March za42c; April 4a4l1Sc: May
4la4l1Sc; June 4la4l1fc. Receipts-tlour,
& Goa barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn,
81. 500 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels. Ship
ments-W Wheat, 12l, 600 bushels; corn, $1,000
bushels.
TOLEDO. OHIO, March T. Wheat, dull
No cash and March 701fc; May 73slc;
lime 74ISc; July 759kc. Corn, dull; No. 2
cash 42j5c; nominal; May 4S14c Oats,
quiet; cash S5c. Rye, dull; cash soc bid.
Glover seed, lower and steady; prime cash
and March S. SO. Receipts Flour, 3O4
barrels; wheat, ,721 bushels; corn. 10, l5l
bushels; oats, 500 bushels; rye, 400 Dusn'
els; clover seed, 204 bags. Shipments
Flour, $50 barrels: wheat, 1l,4OO pushels;
corn, 1,5O0 bushels; oats, 400 bushels; CO.
yer seed, 1913 bags
BALTIMORE, March T. Wheat, easy;
No. , red spot and March 7414a741sc;
April 755Sc asked; May 761Sa7T76c; July
7Sc asked. Receipts, 30.S57. Corn, firm;
mixed spot 4Sa4S1lc; March 411sa4S5scS
April 4Sssa4S1Sl; May 4S1la4Sslc; July
kg1la49xc. Receipts, "a, Az bushels; SNIP
ments, S,57l bushels. Oats, quiet and
steady; No. white western 4la42c: No.
8 mixed 37a3711c. Hay firm at $40 0Oal7 CO.
Grain freights dull and unchanged. Pro
visions dull. Butter, quiet. Eggs, steady.
Coffee, quiet.
CINCINNATI o., March 7.-Cotton, quiet;
middling 9lIc. Flour, quiet. Wheat, nom
inal; No. 3 red zoe Receipts, 5000 bush
els; shipments. 5000 bushels. Corn, dull
No 3 mixed 43c. Oats, steady; No. 2 mixed
341<c. Rye firmer; No. 5616c. Pork, dull
at SIS 75. Lard, quiet at Sl2 90. Bulk
meats weaker at $1,000 Whisky, 81 Ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
WOOL.
WHEELING, March !.


There is a marked quietness that
pervades the market at present No mate
rial changes are expected Tor some
weeks. Prices reported by Horkheimer
Bros. are as follows Fine fieeced. washed.
% to &c; unwashed, one-third on; unmer-
/ charitable, one-fourth; medium unwasned,
&c: medium fleece, washed, 2Sa3Oc; tub
washed SOC.
BosToN, March THE demand for wool
is good aad prices are firm on all grades.
Ohio fleeces are scarce with \ quoted at
20a29c; Xxx and Xxx and above 3Oa3lc; No.
at 33aS4 per pound. Michigan X 2Sc per
pound; No. combing woods are hrn at 3oa
&c. Ohio fine Delaine 33c, and Michigan
do. SIC per pound; unwashed comolng WOOL
in steady request at 26a21c per pound Ter
ritory woods sell freely on basis OF BOA
60c clean for fine 54a55cfor fine medium
and soc for medium. Texas, California
and Oregon wool, steady. Pulled wool in
good demand al 33a9Sc for supers. Austria
liam WOOL firm. American carpet wool in
steady demand.
PHILADELPHIA, March Wool market
quiet: prices firm; stocks light; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above, 30a3lc; y 2Sa29c; medium ga
Soc; coarse 34a35c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western tiLe for X or Xxx 70
a27c; medium 33aS4c; coarse SSa35c; f1ne
washed delaine X and Xxx 3Oa33c;
medium washed combing and de-
laine, 36a371sc; coarse do S5a36c;
Canada do, 31a3tc; tub washed,
choice 36a3Sc: fair, 35aa6c; coarse, 33a34c;;
medium unwaShed bling and delalne
27a2Sc; coarse do, 27a2sc; Montana l6a22c
Territorial wool l3a2lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

S. C. shoclders1s; city sides l27{e; ham
beef 141Sc; ordinary beef 70; family mess
L1RD-Schenk's pure kettle. tees 1890;
SOD cans 14c: lard compound, tees llc;
SUD cans 10; GOD cans l21Sc; lOIb cans
l2l4c; on cans 12s<c: Slb cans 1876
CANNED GooDs-SB fancy tomatoes ~
al Is; Hartford Co. Standard corn 10;
2b Honey Drop corn 40; Pride OF
Illinois SB corn / %; California
peaches 9 so; 3D Standard table peaches
= 90; pie peaches %; IN Deep Sea full
Standard cove oysters 81 90, Id light
weight cove oysters 75c; 2ib Acorn stand
ard string beans S5c; 21b can corn beer
g 10; IN can Clipped beef 81 30; IN can
lunch tongue So %.
IS so; No. 3, 81 50l2-hOop pals 81 80: 3-hoop
81 IS: sas 81 %; single washooards 81 on;
double do. 3 so; crimp double do. - 90;
single - 80.
FRUITs-New Turkish pranes SIC; Raj
sins. Valencia, new, sc; layer Ondaro, new,
Sc; London layer Taisins g %; loose mus
catels 81 IS; loose muscatels in bags, 6Oc.
California prunes, in boxes, so go pounds,
l4J<c; DO. 40 so so pounds. 1876; do. 80 TO
100 pounds. 12l<c; do. in bags 10 less.
California ovapOrated peaches in bags, l4c
OM-Lard, extra western strained, Zoe;
carbon, 10, 5Nc; carbon, $50, &C.; water
white &c: Lewis Miners winter white OIL
75c; summer white 73c.
SUGARs-Cut loaf 5.60c; cubes SIC; fruit
powdered SIC; graduated standard 494c;
Standard confectionery A 4S2c; Columbia
A 7Oc; Ridgewood A 470c; America A,
white. 46Qc; extra c 432c; G 3.SSc.
R1cE-Fancy pearl 6l4c; choice pearl
CSC; choice domestic 655c; prime domestic
&c; fair domestic, 551Sc fancy head nc.
COFFEE-Green COtfee-Fancy golden
Rio 22c; fancy green 2lc; peaherry %;
choice green 2Oc; prime green 19llc; roast
ing grades 1910; Java and Mocha SAC;
high grade 24lSc. Roasted. in packages
ArOuckle's coffee 24.20c; Jersey coffee, In
bins, "A. 7Oc; Lion coffee 24.2Oc; Arrow cot
fee 2420c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
PETROLEUM.

New YORK March THE petroleum
market opened quiet. Later on pressure
to sell was developed and the price declined
from 6415c to &c. At the close the market
was steadier again at CSC bid and 63]1 ask
options sales 20, 600 barrels at 6414c. Lima
oil sales none, 2715c bid. Total sales 10000
barrels.
OH CITY, PA, March 7.-Opened at
$3.50; highest, 6i2sc; lowest, &c; close
62slc; sales. 10000 barrels; clearances,
100000 barrels; shipments 1880; barrels;
runs, 79,904 barrels.
PITfsBURG, PA, March 7.-Opened at
64kc; highest 64Ssc; closed 62Ac; low
est 621Ec.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

The jacket shown is lace trimmed and
is upon suit of smooth aud figured
silk. The opening in front OF the basque
has the material arranged about il to
give it a blouse cffeet The back Of the
waist is plain. In tae back the shirred
lace follows the line IF the low neck,
then along the shoulder seam and forms
q little cape over the sleeve. At this
point the lace is turned and fastened
along the arm hole in light folds. which
forms the Jacket. Then the corner OF
the lace jacket is fastened TO the front
of the basque. The higa folded girdle
must be cut on the bias The lower
part of the puff sleeue reaching to the
elbow has an elastic drawn through II
TO make il ft more Glossy. A short
turn down collar is cut out Of double
material. The bell skirt is perfectly
smooth. FIORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power y S Govt Report
@!a!:,':!! B BsMIIsg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

and packing 81 75a7 20; prime heavy and
butchers IS O0aS 20; prime light s. 5OaS So;
pigs and lights Sc 00a6 40.
Sheep-Receipts, II, 600 head; shipments,
$50 head: natives 81 00a6 90; westerns
S. 10a5 40; Texans 81 Coal IS: lambs "a 90
a6 so.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, March 7.-Cattle =
Receipts, l,40O head; shipments, l4O mead
market slow and unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
900 mead: market steady; prime heavy
selected IS 5OaS GO; best mixed S. 2Oa
s So; best Workers s. 9Oa8 90; pigs and
light Workers s. Soar IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
400 head market slow at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, O.. March Hogs, g 15a
s 25. Receipts, 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING. March Z, 1898.

Few markets remain more Interchangeable
than the -four and wheat market at this
time OF year. There is absolutely not a
stir. Corn remains the same, but 1T is
good ne VS. to know that loose hay, at least,
has dropped little.
FLoUR-Cholce family flonr in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, 80 20: in paper % So per bar
rel Minnehaha in Is cotton sacks 81 90;
Minnehaha in wood, 81 65; Galaxy in sacks
a So; Galaxy in wood a 65; Famous in
sacks, So 55; Famous in wood 50 70 Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks Of l4O pounds,
81 80 per barrel.
GRAIN-Wheat per bushel, No. 1, roc;
corn 6Oa75c per bushel; oats per bushel As
a4Sc; No. 2 white 43a45o
FEED-Middlings per ton $40 00a22 90;
bran per ton $40 0Oa20 CO.; baled hay per
ton sl4 90; loose hay Sl4 0Oa15 90 per ton;
demand brisk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

y A most useful accessory psf now IS
'fhe B0lero jacket 1t Is ~ sort OF
kngave, short, aud with the upper edge
turhing over ia wide lapel collars. Ii
'ma4 be made IN black velvet, the lining
And tthe collars being OF while satin, or
black. the collars being heavily emoroio-
'eredl and q bit Of embroidery IN the
corners in front, and in the little short
waited point at the back. Ihere Is
also row Of embroidery up the SIDES
tO{beneath the arm. This is very nee
essary, because the jackets open under
the arms. They are split right up each
side like a ripe chestnut. This, too, al
though they are not shut up 10 'front.',
but in no other way could the armholes
go over the great sleeves OF the dress
over which the jacket is to be worn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
WbesIiDg Bridga and TermInll Rail NJ

Time Table No. 8, 70 take effect 1901 = M,
Sunday. November ~. 1917
Leave WnssIIag-i5:sJ, fD.4j. Heb, $500
+e:4b sg:45, ti0.x f1lss0 a. NJ. ils:i5. fi:f5
t5:UU fs:nD, $3.50. s5:sJ. f6:1 D. m
+s:s.. ss:sI' fio:ss fii:5T a m. 1894 iI:sI
1905, t3:1 .l:4i, ss:53, 1850 p. m. -.
Arrye aartin's E-rr-f5.52 1914 80.
fs:f3 fg:57. 1891. 81. fl2;0s tlt.D. f%sy,
t3:l2 t3:3s. - a, 1901, +6.fz
Leave Terminal Junetion-s6:H. tc:hx I'D.
si0:0s. 1000 fiI:i5 M, ti.l5. fz.l1, fS'D'
s5:I5 f5:z7, f3:50. 1915, fi0.<z y. m
Leave Lsughlin's hnI--f7.gL fil;b a. m.
fi:is IL; IS. -5.i6 p. m.
arrive Martins Ferry--s51 80 ~.
$1,000. eIo:4s .Il:22. ti:22, ts:E5. fz.s1,l '';a
.DsIiy tDsiiy sIc.ps suadsI ssssasys
All iralps viii rsn on Esstefn Time. clork
in telegraph ofscs at wbsslisg 10 the s'.raAfa
noise.d ). TkUssIc. supsriassnesnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
GROCERIEs
REGISTER OFFICE.

WHEELING. TUESDAY. March Z.
The grocery market exhibits few
changes except in provisions, which are
somewhat lower, especially in the line Of
hams and bacon.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from Neill & Ellingham:
SYRUP Choice Syrup SOC; Hon
ey Drip &c; Sugar (dark) &c; &c addi-
ton in half 0arrelsl. New Orleans
Molasses-Fancy, Acc; Choice Sc;
Prime S5c; Mixed goods, New Orleans
SIC; Bakers goods soc.
PRovIsIONs-Schenk's medium s. G.
hams l5c; 5. G. breakfast bacon 14l4c;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
The Metal Market.

New YORK, March 7.--Pig iron dull and
steady; American Sl3 75a15 so. Copper,
quiet; lake 81 IS. Lead, dull and easy;
domestic 50 S211a. Tin, stronger; straits
500 S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

W. p. Alb. DIV SION

For Pittsburg. o:i0 and 7 :2Da m and 500 ..
N. daily, aud i.30p m. daily eIcept sunday
For Pittsburg and the East, oO ?. M daliy'
ept Sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

'--'- '-~'~ 1'- yous Debility, Weakness Of
Body and Mind, Spermatorrhea, and lmpctrncy,
and all diseases that arise from over lndui.
gence and self-abuse as Loss OF Memory and
Power. Dimness Of Vision, Premature Old Age,
and many other diseases that 81 to insanity
or CONSUMPTION and an earl. ave, write lor
our pamphlet. =,
address GRAY MEDICINE co. Buffalo, n.
Y. The SPECIFIC Mepicine 10 sold by al drug
gists At 500 per package, or SIX packages los
$500, or sent by mail on receipt OF money, and
with every rs. o. orderWE GUARANTEES
q cure or meney re- --------------
funded.
W-On account OF counterfeits, we have
adopted the Yellow Wrapper, the only genuine.
Sold IN Wheeling, w. Va, and guarantees Is
sued by LOGAN DRUG CO.. wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Bridge corner. is3Oeodgc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08

A vERITABLE family medi,ine box,
BEECHAM's PILLS.