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AssIeNEE's SALE.
A ssIGNEE's SALE.

N OSlpNIsE GA LIZ.
By virtue OF decd OF assignment made to me
gu the Sth day OF March. 1891. by Charles e.
Hoffman and Anna X. Hoffman. hlswitc. and o.
record IN the ollc, Of the clerk OF the COlnty
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, will on
F SATURDAY. TIE orr DAY OF MAY, 1891,
ut tho front door Of tho Cour, House Ct Ohio
county. offer for sale tho following real estate.
to.wlt:
Lots Nos. IS aud 10 IN the town Of Fulton. State
Of West Virginia. aud the two rcsidenccs-Oue
twoS,ory frame aud one two.Siory brick situated
thereon; also one brick stable, one brick smoke
house. ono frainc Ice house, one carriage house
one flame slaughter hOuss. one brick machinery
and manufacturing house; nil situated oil tho
above lots, us well us all other buildings situated
on said premises
will also offer for sale on the same day on the
above premises nj Fulton the following personal
property, to'wlt: One large water cASk. Two lard
coolers, ono Jacket kettle, two grlndstoue'. Quo
lnru press, four counter scales one platform
scale. one meat chopper, two sausage suffers
one dry beef cutter two clcayers. knives, with
saws and butchers tools. four mea: cases. 81
pounds Rll.spico, ono. lnrge steam jacket Lard
Kettle. one lard kettle, one sleigh one twoScatel
carriage. one top wagon, one farm wagon ono
SGT double harness, one horse.
TERMS OF SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Onc.thld
cash; balance In six and twelve months. secured
by deed Of trust on above real estate. The puT
chaser may pay SO much more cash as he may
desire.
TERMS OF SALE or ABOVE PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Cash. In the meantime sales Of the above person
nj property will be made privately at the GioIe.
said residence Mt Fulton.
WILLIAM c, HASDLAN.
Assignee oil Charles c. Hoffman and Anna K.
Hoffman. apt
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coKEl,s Ar WORK.
Scnrly All tho Plants start Up In tho Con.
neilsyillo llcglon,

Ns"'S an wv iWh'N S'hrt VI III tnc Ion.
II ncilsvillo licEIon.
USIoSrowS. Pa, April 9.--All Is com.
parativcly quiet IN tho coke region TO-
day, although there havo been iCw
outbreaks. Tho renewal OF hos,ilitios
has not begun In earnest yct, but tho
situation is becoming moro critical
ov0ry hour. Despite tho TACT that tho
strikers had Threatened to raid all tho
works In this end OF the region, which
resume to-day, tho following arc In
operation md have so far not been in.
teriorcd with; LOith, Brownilold, OH.
phnnt, ROdstone, Wynn and Kyle, OF
tho II. G. Frick Coke Company; Martin
and Fairchancc. Of tho Fairchancc Fur
nncc Company, aud Lescnring Nos. !.
9 and > and Trotter, Of tho Frick com.
pany. All these plants arc guarded.
Tho only raids reported were at
Youngstown, OF tho Frick Company,
and at tho Lemonts, OF tho Mcclure
Coke Company. Hero 400 strikers rs.
semblcd and prevented tho plants from
starting. Thoy met at tho Lcmonts aud
made tho first raid. All tho mon werc
at work. but loft tho yards on the mp
proach OF the strikers and refused to 20
back to work for fear OF serious trouble.
Tho mon then marched TO youngstown
armed with clubs aud stones. They
found fow men ut work on tho yards
and q number In tho pit, and at once
drove them OF, warning thcm no: to
return. No proportyWls DESTROYED aud
no ono was injured.
Some excitement was created hero by
tho announcement that this mob was
marching into the southern end Tor the
purpose OF visiting tho plants in opera.
ton under deputies Tho plants were
notified and the deputies instructed 10
do thoIr duty.
So iar as the Frick plants arc con-
cerned tho strike cannot DO success, as
the employees arc as determined to re-
main at work US at the beginning OF tho
strike,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

-
by virtue Of a deed of trust made by Charles C
stephens and Mary II. Stephens. his wife. TO ne
rs trustee, dated March s. 1903 and recorded 10
the office OF the Clerk OF the Comfy Court Of
Ohio county. West Virginia, IN Decd OF Trust
Hook No. 81. page IS. will sell a, public auction
at the north front door Of the Court House Of
said county, III the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, TIE 25rH DAY OF APRIL, 1891!
commencing at ten o'clock q. m, the following
described real estate, situate, lying and being In
the said city Of Wheeling. In the county OF Ohio
aud state OF West Virginia, that IS TO say: The
north half % Of lot numbered tour u In sluHp
numbered twelve ti2) as designated on the plA:
Of CaldwclPs addition 10 Wheeling. recorded In
Deed Book 80. folio IS, Of the records OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. Said half lot Is fronting
on the ives, side Of Fol- street formerly called
Bolton street, between TweutyeIghth and
Twcnty.niuth streets formerly called Tnyor
and FAirmont Streets mud being the same pFo-
periy conveyed TO said Charles c. stephens b.
M31etya Stephens by deed Of same date as the
said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALE One.third and MS much nnre
as the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the dHy
OF sale. the balance In two equal instnllments at
twelve and twcnty-lour months, notes bearing
interest from the day OF sale secured by deed OF
trust. or Hen reserved. oil the property sold, 10
be given for the deferred payments
GEO. d CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. II. HALIzI- .tuc;!onecF. mr.5
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"sAal'h OF posEy.n
d. Il. Curtis VIII Revive tho Piny-ue
Talks About His Trials.

d. Il. Curtis VIII Revive tho Piny-ue
Talks About His Trials.
New YoRK, April ON. b. Curtis has
arrived here from Austin, Texas, and is
arranging for revival OF "Saml Of
Posen, or The Commercial Drummer
Up to Date" At the Lotos Club no
said: az am not averso to talking about
my trials, for have been acquitted Of
what was really trnmped up charge.
On the night thst policeman Grant was
killed Twas already under contract with
Williamson. OF Struck OIL lame, to pro-
duce 'SamI OF Posen' over the
Australian circuit. My wife wanted
mo on the next night to 60 to the Grand
Opera House in San Francisco to sec
Bernhard play Camille. We occupied
Il box, and between tho acts l went ont
TO see some friends.
II was q tritie loaded when I started
back to the theatre, and on the way
ran across Policeman Grant and tall
man who wero quarrelling in the street.
The tall man had jag, and I. in my
condition, was foolish enough, although
he was q stranger to me, to tell the otli-
Ger that l would look out for him. We
started along together toward the rail-
road station, whore tho stranger said
he wanted to catch Central Pacific
train.
'As We walked along tho policeman
followed US, and the stranger carried on
n wordy war with him. which ended in
Policeman Grant striking the stranger,
who pulled out revolver and shot the
policeman through the head. The
stranger ran away and was arrested
and charged with murder. The jury at
my second trial acquitted me-"
Y Curtis when last in New York in
professional capacity made record by
giving $500 to start the lighting OF tho
Bartholdi statue.
~ understand" he said, "that the
government talks OF ex,inguishinc the
light on the statue OF liberty on accoun,
OF the expense. Now, I will be one of
ten men to give $1,000 each year to
keep the light burning or one of twenty
to put up $500 each q year for tho same
purpose"
Curtis will resume his theatrical
career on April 80 in this city.
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The more Chambcrlain's Cough Rem.
edy is used the better i. is liked. We
know of no other remedy tia, always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. 1. is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
Il is good in any kind OF cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF i. and
every bottle has given satisfaction
Ssedman & Friedman, druggists, Min
nesota Lake. MINI,
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NlOUNDSVTuLE.
a Miscellaneous MolnnGe OF Minor Mat.
tors from NIurshalus lIptropnus


tors from AIurshalrs metropolis.
Circuit court closed Saturday with tho
Ashkrats, Zinn * Co., Va. II. NJ. Riggs
attachment case. This was one OF the
most holly contested civil cases ever
tried in this court 1t was tried at the
previous term, before Judge PAUL, and
the jury hung, there being eleven to one
in favor OF the plaintiff. This time u
verdict was found in favor OF the plain
titf. II is the first attachment suit that
has been sustained against resident
debtor in this court.
L. P. Hough, OF Denver, Col, is the
guest OF S. W. Mathews. Mr.. Hough
was in Florida ct the same time Mr..
Mathews was there and is interested in
timber lands in West Virginia. He
stopped of here on his sway to Pitts
burgh.
L. B. PurdY, Bruce Wade and Joshua
Martin lett yesterday at noon for Par
kersburg Is delegates 10 the grand lodge
K. OF H.
Miss Mary Gray. who ha, boon visit
ing relatives in Wilton, IoTa, for soy.
eral month";, returned homo yesterday.
WHEN in Wheeling stop with Fl. a.
Runyon. Best meal in the city for %
cents, ZOOS Main street.
S. 2. Hooton, government postotIico
inspector. spent Sunday with his
brother. J. E. Hoo!en.
Cursey Steady, son of James Steady, Of
the First ward, is very low with scarlet
fever.
\ prisoner was brought down to Jail
yesterday from Benwood for stealing.
Senator Bran.. OF Greene county, Pa,
was here on business yesterday.
g. @. Blake will leave this week 10.
California
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The aftermath OF the recent Donwood
city election occurred yesterday morn
Ing and afternoon, when tho returns
wore canvassod and tho hearing giycn
to Marshal Gcecke, tho Democratic can-
dida,e, who contested tho election Of
Edward Noel, tho Republican candidate
for the marshalship. After tho re-
turns had been canvasscd by tho city
council, which, by tho way, Is largely
Democratic, all OF tho Republican can.
dldates, with tho exception OF Noel.
wore declared elected, including:
Mayor-Thomas Sheppard.
Observation-Disclosures Morgan.
Street COMMUNICATIONS Martin.
Councilmen-Willlam Schad, William
Leach. Paul Riddel, Fred Ritter. S. L.
Bell, Charles ScahriGht, William Hahn.
In tho protest against tho election oil
Noel TO tho marshalship, Goecko only
complained OF the count in tho first pro.
cinct. The votes cast there wcro exam
ined and ten that were not counted for
Goocke by tho officials at tho time OF
the election were counted Ia his favor,
giving him majority OF six over Noel.
Six OF these ballots had Gocckc's name
spelled wrong, and four othors we're ac-
cording to tho law not properly filled
out. An wero counted by the Demo-
cratic council in favor OF Goeckc. There
was quite on array OF legal talent at
the session OF council. Noel's attorneys
were Messrs. George W. Atkinson, OF
this city, and ]. Z. Hooten and T. J.
Parsons, Of Marshall county. Goecke's
interests were watched by Colonel Rob
ert White aud A. B. Wilson, Of this city,
and J. I. Simpson, OF MoundsyilIe.
The counting Of the ten votes tho in
first precinct was conceded to DO all right
by the Republicans, and though n re.
count OF the three other precincts in an
endeaver to got Noel through was
talked Of, 1t was finally abandoned and
Goecke was civon his certificate OF cleo.
ton, 1t was said by the Republican
officials at the other three precincts
that the count there would show moth.
ing in Noeps favor.
The new city officials will be sworn
into office this morning. when the Re-
publlcans will take possession OF "Tam-
many Hall, as Benwood's city building
is popularity called. In the evening
there will be banquet given by the
successful Republican candidates, which
will develop into a grand Notification.
Republicans from Wheeling, Mounds.
vile and other neighborlng cities will
be present.
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NELI,AtHE.
All Sorts OF Local News anil Gossip from
tho Glass CITY,

All Sorts OF Local News anil Gossip from
tho GLASS Ctr.
Tho in'tallmcnt companies and sew.
ing machine companies that hHvo sold
numerous articles OF household inrni-
turc hero have begun to swoop down
upon tho unfortunate people who are
unable to keep up their payments, and
some OF the goods were coniiscated by
tho strong hand and without process Of
law. This has resulted In m arrest and
crop OF law suits arc on tho tapis,
aomc alroady brought.
A number Of mechanics aud others
in this city have bought and rented
small parccla OF ground adjacent to tho
city. where they will movo thoir fam
ilics and raise part OF their own veg
etables. Quite number OF coal miners
have adopted this plan too, US the re-
duccd revenues from all sources mako 1t
incumbent upon them to do something
Of tho kind.
The old council will wind up its bust
ness tonight and adjourn sine die. The
new council will then meet and organ
izo by olecting n president and vice
president, Tho new council will pro-
badly DO nothing moro than approve the
bonds OF tho officers elect, as tho new
president will not appoint his commit
tees until n subsequent meeting.
joseph ]. Gill, tho S,cubenville man.
ufacturcr and banker, who has budded
forth az hustlins candidate ior Con-
gress, was in the city yesterday on his
way westward. The probabilities arc
the convention will be called early in
June and Mr.. Gill Is covering all the
ground in the district in great shape.
Thieves entered the vacant brick
house OF s. 0. Cummins on Central ave-
nue. and cut out all the lead pipe they
could get at in the residence and car
ried it away. The house had only been
vacant few days. There is no clue.
Senator Hogs bill to exclude treas.
urers from any connection with bank
ing institutions has finally been 70.
ported to the house, but has not yet
been voted upon. The wonder is the
senator don't sit down upon it now.
James T. Dubois assumed the duties
OF his position in tho Dollar bank yes.
terday and his brother Dec takes his
place at the plaining mill.
Rev. z. G. White and wife have gone
10 Washington, Pa. 10 spend week OF
recreation with friends there, that be.
ing his former station.
There will be q general meeting of the
fro department tomorrow evening ut
City hall when they will cleo. chief
for the ensuing year.
The Good Templars OF this city, will
go 10 Wheeling Thursday evening to
take part in an entertainment OF the
Nail City lodge.
John BirchfiGld, Engineer on the Bal
timore and Ohio yard here, has moved
his family to tho brooks farm, near
Davis Klec'a.
Tho present police force will remain
on duty tonight and draw their last
pay tomorrow unless some OF them are
retained.
The new police iorco will likely be
named this evening. and there are said
TO be five or elk applicants ior eaca
place.
J. ]. Hammond has two year old
colt by Nutguara, dam by Harold G., she
by Harold, tho sire OF Maud S.
WHEN in Wheeling stop with II. A,
Ruuyon. Best meal in the city for 25
cents, zoos Main street.
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A CHARMING WOMAN.
shcIins Studied American and European
ladies' Worry Carefully, mud Tolls Just
What She Thinks About Them.


~ have observed women very carefully"
IL Wns u member OF u leading Ladies Club
who spoke. Continuing, shc said.
81 have seen English women aud women
from tho continent under all circumstances,
and ] think ! understand them. have oh.
served American women under every coBdI.
ton aud am nblo TO compare the two. lam
sorry to say thut American woriCu are not rs
strong and healthy Us tho women Of other
couutrloS They arc weak. delicate aud run
down. especially at this tlno Of the year. And
that Is not tue worst Of It. American women
need no! DO 80, 1t Is nonsense 10 suppose that
woman eau 20 through this season without
assistance, Sho needs tonic, n StlmulNnt.
something that viii make hcr completion
good her evCS bright, aud her health perfect
Know what VIII do this because WINS once In Il
greatly run down state myself mud found that n
careful md continuous nso OF puty's lurc Malt
WhisSey DID wonders for me ! am firm adYO.
woman could 10 made healthier, happier
and mora attractive II she followed tho samo
course that have"
These arc good cofnmou.ScnSo ideaS which
every lHdy can adopt TO advantage. 1t should
DC romolnGeTcl. however, that Dntlys Pure
MATT is the only whlskey which eau produce
these results, lS ordinary whistles do not con.
lain tho qualities necessary for tho purpose,
insist therefore, upon your druggist or grocer
giving you Just what you require aud under no
circumstances take any other
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VENICE, April 0.--The departure Of
Emperor William from this city was
was marked by tho same evidence OF
distinguished consideration that at.
tended his arrival. He was uccompan-
led by King Humbert from the royal
palace to the point Of embarkation.
Enthusiastic crowds cheering tho royal
party as it passed.
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CHICAGO, LIS, April Civilian
sturges, plaintiff in tho suit to recover
100000 from John v. Farwell and
others, now pending before Judge
Tulcy, lies Mt his hotel-his mind a
blank. His fortune is at stake. Tho
nervous anxiety and worry over his
business interests have shattered his
reason. Mr.. Sturges' collapse will not
materially affect his suit, which will be
prosecuted.
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NOTICE TO LIENHoLDERs.

To all persons holding Hens by judsnen, o.
otherwise on the real estate or any par. thereof
OF John Shepherd:
In pursuance Of decree OF the Ci.cul. Conv:
OF ONO county made in cause therein peDi!n;
10 subject the real estate of said John Shepherd
70 The satisfaction OF the liens thereon. you arc
and each OF yol agatnst tho said John Shep-
herd, which arc liens on his real estate or any
part Thereof. for adjudication 10 me at my o:ts,
No III ShaDlire street, Wheeling. IVES: VI.
GINA on or bcIore the I'd day OF April 1926
ElTeu Gnce: my hand this I'd day o! March,
M. GEORGEsE BOYD,
flr5N Commissioned
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JNTRE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.:
Esyu T p,,xs..

- ~ va In Chancery, = ia,
John Shepherd ct al.
By virtue o! two Orders entered In the nbovo
entitled cAuse-one on he 9Th day OF February.
ls9t and the other on the 18th day OF February.
lS1i.-i; Is reterred TO the undersigned commits.
s!onet OF said court 10 ascertain and report:
Flsst-The amount and valIe OF the real estate
owned by the defendant. John Shepherd. stu.
ale in wetEc! eoaa;y. IVES. Virginia. together
with a description OF the same sutIic!cn; !o'
Identification : !. ..,.r..,., +, 3.
Second-The lIcns thereon. their amounts and
ptiosltieS whether By deed OF trust, judgment or
otherwise. allowing all Just credits on sa!d licni
ThIsd-Whciher the rents and pEoats OF tbs
said zeal estate WIZ be sufficient 10 pay OF aud
discharge the hens thereon in five years,
tonfta-Any oIhe. matter deemed pertinent
Notice Is hc7rby given that the undersigned
has Fixed upon Monday, April 9, 1901 at o'clost
.. II. as tho Linc. and his Office 80. III Chap.
line street, Wheeling, Wcs. Virginia. Us tie
place al which he will proceed TO ascertain and
rcror, the several matters In said orders Of refer,
ence required. sr
Given under my hand this Sd day OF March.
lspL GEORGE Z BOYD
DgO-M -'aH -Cnmmis,iouer
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ACard.
10 ths Editor Of he Ente,licsn..r.

? TO f!s z.uE'O' OF nc I7Ft'FI2shc.r. - = ~ n
SiR:-I wish to correct statement
in your issue OF to-day, in which it was
said that several advertisements had
been withdrawn from The Corner S.ons
on demand OF the typographical union.
No advertisements have been with
drawn. BENZ. Il. BuRr.
lrhxiinq, April9.
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MARSHAL GOECKE WINS.
Tho Recount ut Bonwood Gives
Ono Democrat
OFFICIAL LIFE FOR TWO YEARS.

Votes Thrown Out In tho First Pro.
cinct were Counted In Favor Of
Gocckc, Giving Him Majority or
Six Over Noel, tho Republican Can.
dIdato-Now officials Enter onlco
THIS Morning-A banquet This
Evening.
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u THs severest cases OF rheumatism are
cured By Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier. Now is the time to take
it Hoods Cures. O.
The Progress., 1894-10-27
u,,Llps corn for Fees.

Th. Kausas agricultural college ha"
mat issued bulletin ~, which gives
fu,l report on their tests to find out II
- pavs 10 soak corn for thtton'ng
steers. Ten grade Shorthorna were
used in the test, iive being fed partly
on unsoakcd corn. and tho others
like amount OF soaked corn. Two lote
ot hogs ran with them, to utilize inc
uu1igested corn. and their gain was
also taken into account. The results
were summarized as follows:
WEI, IT FAY no SOAK CoRNP
Whether the answer to this question
will be a yes or no will depend upon
circumstances. The foregoing facts
nrovs that steers get more out OF
soaled corn than thcy do OF dry corn,
and that the reverse is true OF the
hora which follow. IL will not pay 10
soah corn whenever IL Is necessary 10
tal,e tho prccaution against freezing
TINT we were obliged to take in this
experiment, nor Is it likely to pay IL
IL involves more extra labor than can
he done by the regular force in charge
OF the cnt.lc. But when feeder is sc
situa ted that the corn can be soaked
ut slight expense, this experiment
would indicate that it is q profitable
practice, at least during mild weather
In conclusion, the facts brought tt
light by this experiment may be sum
married. as follows:
/. The five steers fed on soaked
shelled corn gained a total OF 1863:
pounds in $50 days on 2s2 bushels o
corn, while the five steers fed on dry
corn gained total Of only l,4d'
pounds on 200 bushels Of corn.
2. The steers fed on soaked corn
owing to their better condition
brought higher price in tbs marke
than the steers fed on dry corn. Bal
ancing both cost of feed and marke
value OF the two lots, there IS y differ
encc Of S25. SO in favor Of the soaking
Of the corn.
,. The hogs following tho steer
fed on soaked corn made total gail
Of G35 pounds, while the hogs follow
ing the try-corn fed steers made
total gain Of TAT pounds This makes
a difference OF s5.5s in favor OF tn
hogs following the dry-corn steera
4. Based on the foregoing figures
It will pay to soak corn II 1t can b
soaked for 6 cents, or less, bnshel.
The Progress., 1894-10-27

FERTILIZER FOR APPLE TREEs--There
IA no better fertilizer for an orchard
than unbleached wood ashes, for what
will encourage . healthy growth Of
wood will help the fruit. And ss the
apple wood has In Its ash Il per cent
Of lime, 4,ll2 Of phoaporic acid and Is
per cent of potash, these being ell
contsined in wood ashes 1t follows
that no better fertilizer can be pro
cured. All the rest are supplied by
tho atmosphere. and II the trees orc
in vigorous condition the leaves will
collect oil they require from that
source. The time TO apply the ssheS
u a. early in tho spring as possible
II the ashes are not easily procured b
substitute may b made Of 200 pound
Of superphosphsts Of lime and 10
Sounds * sulphats Of potash i0s .
acre. TIN win b best applied broad
eat, fx W. feeding soots Of trt
ase ns,lN nsdst ~ snallss bsanche
- p,1 ~ sasl1sA -