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Receivers Sale
Jefferson Iron
Works Property,
At SteubenviIIe, Ohio,

ut one o'clock, Central Standard Time
Monday. February 81, 1899. consisting
Of one Blast Furnace of the following
dimensions: Stack rs feet high, is feet
3 inches in the bosh. equipped with four
Gordon-Whitwell hot blast fire brick
stoves. fou: blast engines. two Of them
equipped with Corlss steam cylinders,
ample boiler capacity. pumps, etc.
Furnace Mt present In operation and
making e2a tons OF Bessemer Iron Der
day: also Rolling Mill and Cut Nall
Factory. with l2s Cut Nall Machines.
Rolling mil! equipped TO roll Steel
Skelp OF sizes up TO 15,: inches wide.
The property is located on three lines
OF railway, and consists OF about forty
acres OF surface ground. besides coal
field OF over seven hundred acres OF the
celebrated Steubenvlllc Shaft vein OF
CokinS Coal, Terms of sale Cash. or
one-third cash. balance secured by
mortgage and payable in one and two
years In equal amounts with interest
at xix per cent.
SPAULDING 4. WALLACE, Receiver,
Steubonville, Ohio.
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Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
L. Hart, OF Gro:on. S. D.: WAS taken
with n bad cold which. settled OH my
lungs: cough set In and finally terml-
mated In Consumption. Four Doctors
gave me up. saying | could live bu,
short time. ! gave myself up to my Sa-
vior. determined II / could not stay
with my friends on earth. would meet
my absent cues above, Ny husband
WAS advised 10 gct DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. l gave 4; II trial. took IN all
eight bottles. II has cured me. and
thank God, am saved and now n well
aud healthy woman" Trial bottles free
at Logan Drug Co.'S drugstore
Regular size soc and 81 90. Guaran-
,rcd or price refunded.
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Mr., SiIcr Entertained.

Mr. George Sller, the famous referee.
VITO Is TO ohiciate In the Aobott- Pearcc
contest at the Metropolitan club. arriv-
I'd from Chicago at lis o'clock this
morning. He was met At the Baltimore
& Ohio station by President Maurer and
Secretary Daily, OF The club, and was
escorted to the White Front cafe. where
he was rendered a complimentary lun-
Cheon. The guests included the club
members and representatives OF the
press Herr Otto prepared an ciegan.
spread 10 which full justice. was done.
All were impressed with Mr.. Silcr's I'M
assuming manner. and were delightful
y entertained BY brief recitals OF his
experiences at the most important bat
ties OF the past decade
Mr.. Siler will be the guest OF the Net
roaoitan club during his stay In
Wheeling. and is registered at the Nc
7 t,rp
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QUITE PROMISING

j. the Outlook for Sunday Base Ball
Here This Scason-Nc.0,ial ions for
Grounds Near Fulton Are Progress.
inc base Ball News.
quite promising is the outlook for .he
playing Of Sunday base ball here this
season Since the club announced that
the effort TO play on Sunday would be
made, the management has been IN re-
ce'2; OF many expressions Of good will
and supper. by the base bal; :;ublIc. On
SaturdaE evening, Jimmy travis head
ed Il delegation OF La Bail.. workmcn
who waited on Mr.. Howell and asked
HIN % maize every effort 20 play on
sunday; That they arc many other mill
men who have no opportunity OF seeing
the National game on weekdays are In
line Tor Sunday bait. Yesterday after
tnon another delegation, ta!s one made
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MANY VISITORS pREsEN N,

Martins Ferry Council No. 80, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, held a large meeting In their
hall Saturday night. Besides the menu
bers OF the local order nearly one hun
bred visitors from Wheelig, Bridgeport
and Pleasant Grove were in attendance.
After the installation OF the newly
elected officers the assembly repaired to
the Etudc Club room. where sump-
tuous banquet had been prepared. a
number OF toasts were made during this
part of the evenings programme and q
delightful time ensued. Thursday
evening will hereafter be the regular
meeting night and It Is thought that the
new charter applied for will be on
hand by the next meeting night.
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The T. NJ. Ba.ne resumes this tier
noon In the daily Wheeling and Steu-
benvile trade.
The Keystone State will be here to-
morrow at S n. IN. for Cincinnati and all
southern and western ports.
lie marks at 6 y. m. showed 10 feet
and rising. Weater. cloudy and cool.
with rain. About 20 feet is expected on
the present rise.
The Lorcna is the only packet that
has not resumed on the upper Ohio. and
she will be here Wednesday for Pitts
burSh, out OF the Muskingum.
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OIL CITi-Rivcr 8 feet l inch and
falling. Cloudy and mild.
WARREN-Rlver feet. Heavy rain
and mild.
BROWNsV1LLE-Rivcr . feet 6
inches and rising.
: PlT'rSBURGH--Rlvc IL feet and ris-
ing fast at the dam. Cloudy and mild.
STEGBENVILLE- IL feet 6
Inches and stationary. Cold and rain
Ing.
PARKERSBURG-O river IS feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy; mcr-
curry ~. heavy rain for ten hours.
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IERIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. BEN IIUR. $50 n. m.
pittsburgh. .kANAWHA, p. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE. STATE. . i, m
Parkersburg. AVALON, 1850 n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
ParkersburS. BEN HUR. . p. M.
Sistersrlllc.. RUTH. $50 p. M
SiartnEton.. LEROY. 3:36 y. m.
Steubenville..T NJ. BAYNE, go p. nj.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
inclnnati. ...KEYSTONE STATE. S a. m
pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 5 u. m.
parkersburs. II. x. BEDFORD. II a. m.
Matamoras.. .LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Sistersvllle.. RUTH, $50 D, m.
Clarlngton... LEROY, $40 n. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. RAYNE, $50 n. m.
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The following officers were. elected at
meeting of the Vigllant hose company
yesterday afternoon: Captain, John A.
Moore: first Lieutenant. Charles Long:
second lieutenant. Albert Gosney:
treasurer. William Joy; secretary. r. y.
Llndemuth: trustee for three years. D.
D. Parks; fire police. Jacob Kaiser. The
company have decided to give ban
puet as soon as they get things ar
ranged In their new hose house. which
will be some time in the near future.
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Senerai NoGces.
rT,REAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE I
!, COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, !
WASHINGTON. Dec. @. 1898. |

WASHINGTON. Dec. q. 1895
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented TO the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that THE National e.
change Bank Of Wheeling" in the city
OF Wheeling. In the county of Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia, has complied
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required to be COM
piled with before an association shall be
authorized TO commence business OF bank
ing.
Now, therefore. I, Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. do hereby certify that THE
National Exchange Benk Of wheeling"
in the city OF Wheeling. in the county OF
Ohio. and state Of West Virginia, is
authorized to commence the business OF
banking as provided In section fifty one
hundred and sixty-nine OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF office this twcnty-ninth day OF
December. 1898.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. No. 5lS. deal
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the busy man or woman can receive at
home. twice daily. the same efficient applI-
cation OF the metlicated air or vapor rs at
the specialists Office.
All patients who make application dur
Ing the month OF February will receive
one months treatment and medicine free
that Is. during one whole month they Will
be treated and supplied with medicine nb-
solutely without pay or compensation OF
any kind. Patients can be treated with
perfect success by the aid OF symptom
blank diagnosis and patients report sheet,
sent free on application, $50 =
ONCE of Drs. Byers tCs Tucker iprac-
tlce established 1887 Hamilton BuIld-
Ing. 315 and 33I FIFTH Ave., Pitts
burg, Pa. MW&wY
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ID usINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ID Store room No. 1851 Main street-a
iirst-class clothing or shoe stand. No. 1909
Main street-three-story building, running
through to South street, at present occu-
house. sixteen rooms, Nos. i08 and 1855
Market street. GEO. J. MATH1SoN, 1908
Market street ssra.-f jnl1
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.OlG Month Free!

DR.. Bycrs recognizes the fact that there
are hundreds. yes. thousands OF people
suffering from catarrh II. It's different
forins-nasal cntarrh. catarrh OF the
throat, catarrh OF the bronchial tubes, ca-
tarrhai deafness. asthma. catnrrh OF the
stomach, etc. who have not the time or
are too unfortunately siiuated 10 visit q
specialist with sufficient frequency TO re-
ceirc benefit from local treatment. BY
the aid OF THIS instrument
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed. Starchod and
Dyed = cents per pound.
lInt Work, Washed nnd lroncd, q
cents pVr pound. nl
All innd work finished 10 conta pcr
puuud. At l.u'rX BROS.
mthAI Homo steam Laundry.
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ToR RmNTT

FoR EMIT.
STORE ROOMS,;One corner room,
Tenth and Market stroets, $40. Five
rooms, 22 by 90 feet. on Tenth street,
$50. Ono room, d. by 20 feet, corner
Main and Tenth streets. G125. Ono
room. 85 feet deep. No. 1865 Main
street. 800. JAMES l.. HAWLEY. z
Real Estate and Loan Agent, 1865
#t Main Street.
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BOWLING.
MUsEE LEAGUE.

This anticipated drop by Meyers OF tho
Cresccnts. occurred last week. and ns Il re-
Musce league averages Meyers Is hi Sec
ond place aud Fcttc third. The figures fol-
L..
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EoR, RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS,
IL best location In city. Possession nt
once. N1COLL'S ART STORE l2al Mar
ket street. ~ -.-----L 4 oc20
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T1oR. tRENT-oFFICE AND LODGING
II rooms at 1906 Market street. Water and
both gases in cach room. Rent very rea-
sonable. Apply TO llA Market street.
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Cdndries.

GANARIES-50o fIARTZ MOUNTAIN
" Rollers Males 500. Females 5oc, at
HENRY. HELMBRIGKTS, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. ee6
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80 conn.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES-
.IXl TATE. Six per cent interest and ono
Apply to THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS &
LOAN CO.. SGD St. Bellaire. Ohio. oc7
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GorRent.

dor 5RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
u IN the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank Of Wheeling. MIRO
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TIQR RENT ROOMS, IEALL AND
t. BATH No, 50 South Penn street, near
bridge. Inquire at No. 95 South Penn
street. -tl{ .L4it& ~ r-,r7rfisf fc2S>
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morphine l,ab;, k
she is rapidly
go:ng down
The steep hill
,ha, leads to
death. There
aIc thousands II
Of othe, xou.. III
en- rushingg
Gown III. same "
incline. but q
they do not x
sHow ii. They
md themselves su
'erng from ncrvou
ness headache. d
pond. irritabi
Ny' andA dozen 9TH
SYMPTOMS OF feina
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Sorsaie.

ToR sALE-HoUsE AND GROUND
IL on Island. Address or apply to MISS
a. NJ. RITZ. 1913 Market street. Wheel
Ing, w. Va. 5t ta9s
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THE VIGlLAN1s ELEcT.

One constable and ono assessor froi
each OF the two precincts,
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Tom : Pastorlous. formerly OF the
West Virginia, University and Fairmont
teams. is to begslven a trial on the
Wheeling team. a contract will be FOR
warded TO him for signature this week.
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POKER PARLANCE.
4 Sunday school Boy Whose Educa ton Included n Knowledge
 of Good Pairs.

The mixed metaphor of a South side Sun. day school teacher and the preeocioGsness of younester of seven in the juvenile class, who had evidently been listening to some fatherly club stories not intended for his cars, combined to disrupt the Bible sery. ices temporarily a couple of weeks ago. Re. gently the good pastor of the church received e call to another congregation, and in re- ferring to this the NauHg woman who sees to the spiritual growth of the youngest charges of tbe church dwelt at some length on the righteousness, faith and upright life of the pastor who had been so highly hon ored. She impressed her young hearers with the ''faithfuness to duty that had char. aeterized the career Of the beloved minister, and was listened to with devoHt and deep attention. Believing this lesson had ef- teetiyely penetrated the young minds the teacher asked:
 And now who can tel me the one thing that our pastor held so dear that he should receive this tali$'
 After an interval of silence, during which the members of the small set looked about somewhat uneasily, shrill voice came from the end oi pew, where it's owner and his knlckerhocker suit Were curled up com. fortahiy aeainst the cushions;
 "l know
 Well, Bobby?"
 Aces. .'-Ghicago Inter Ocean
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ACCORDING TO THE LAW.

The word "stockn in bcquest of "all my notes, bonds, stock and money on hand" is held, in Capehart vs. Burrus {N. O, 42 L. R. A. 152, not to include live stock, such as horses and mules, al- though the testator owned live stock, but no stock securities, when he died. or when the will was written.
 A statute prohibiting the deposit of sawdust in the waters of a lake, or in tributaries thereto, is held, in state vs. Griffin {N ID, fl L. K. A. TT, to be a proper exercise of the police power. With this case is note on the statutory protection of water used for supplying a municipality.
 An action against a city for defec- tive and dangerous street, made so by a street-railway track, is held, in Schaef- CT vs Fond du Lac (Wis) 42 l., R, A. 2S7, to be not maintainable until all legal remedies have been exhausted against the railway company in posses sion of the track, as well as the owner of the track.
 The right to build dams to aid the floating or logs IS held, in tdflson Ns St. Louis River Dam and Improvement company (Minn), Al L. k. A. 371, to be subordinate to that of the riparian own CT to have his land free from overflow beyond that caused by the natural con- dition of the stream. With this ease is a note on the rigtt to use q stream for floating logs.
 A provision in law creating a trust, authorizing beneiieiaries to remove the trustee and appoint another without the aid of the courts, for what they deem good and sufficient cause, is up held, in May vs May (D. C. App fl L. R. X. 767, although itis held that such power must not be exercised wautonly, caprieiously or arbitrarily The point seems to be quite unusual.
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. PARAGRAPHS.
Dsnpient Sayings About Men, Women and Things in
 General.

Tina and court plaster heal all wounds
 Woman's chief aim seems to be at target called man.
 Some men are so fixed that they have no use for a moving van.
 Charity never begins at home while house cleaning IS going on.
 No man is modest enough to believe him self overestimated by others.
 Beware of the cvclist who praises a wheel of a different make from his own.
 There are men living to-day who would rather be right than be vce-president.
 Providence takes care of some fools by giv- ing them wives to look after them
 When a man inherits dishonesty that is about the only thing he honestly acquires.
 But few women would carry pocketbooks if they couldn't put anything in them but money.
 The man who can acknowledge mistake without blaming it on some one else has true moral courage.
 Imitation may be the sincerest fattery, but more men acquire wealth by doing as they see others do not do.
 After a man has dropped few thousand dollars in stocks it is useless to tell him there is no money in theln.-Chicago Evening Npsrg
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Hon. Myron H. McCord, Ex-Governor of New Mexico, in a letter to Dr. Hart. man, from Washington, D. C., says:
 Gentlemen-At the suggestion of 2 friend l was advised to use Pe-ru-na for catarrh, and after using one bottle I be- gan to feel better in every way. It helped me in many respects. l was troubled with colds, coughs, sore throat, etc, but as soon as had taken your medicine I began to improve and soon got well. take pleasure in recom- mending your great remedy te all who are afflicted with catarrh.-M. Il. Nc. Cord.
 Thousands of cases of chronic eatarrh have been cured by Pe-ru-na during the past winter. In spite of ehangeable weather in spite of the natural set backs fromscatching cold, and confine. ment to ventilated rooms, the great catarrh -Pe-ru-na-has effect ed these cures. But TON. spring is here. The days are longer, the sun is warmer, and the blizzard is gone for another year. This presents a much more fayoT- aDle opportunity TOT the permanent cure of chronic catarrh, especially old, stubborn cases. Now is the time 10 be. gin treatment. Other things being equal, one months treatment in the spring is worth two months treat ment during the inclement weather oi winter. Insist upon having Pe-ru-na, There are no successful substitutes for this remedy. Send to Dr. Hartman, Co., lumbus, Ohio, for a free catarrh book.
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Judicial Appointments.

The following judicial appointments were made by Gov. Jones last week;
 Hon. John NJ. Elliott, of Pine Bluff, to be chancellor of the new Fourth chancery district, composed ot the counties of Jefferson, Cleveland, Ar kansas, Monroe and Prairie.
 Hon. A. B. Grace, of Pine Bluff, to be judge Of the Eleventh judicial circuit, composed of the counties of Jefferson, Lincoln and Desha, to succeed lion. J. NJ. Elliott.
 Hon. Marcus L. Hawkins, of Ham burg, Ashley county, to be chancellor of the Second chaneery district, to sue ceed Hon. Jas. F. Robinson, term ex- pired.
 There was spirited rivalry for the chaneeHorshp of the new Fourth dis trict. there being several applicants for the place, each with strong following.
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IN THE SHOP WINDOWS.

Handsome tamboured muslins for draping.
 Haviland dinner sets artistically decorated
 Tailor-made eheviot suits with short box coats.
 Renaissance allovers for waists, sleeves and drapings.
 Spring styles in fancy neckwear in great abundance.
 Rich furs of every description marked at clearing prices.
 Black cloth gowns stitched with white silk in clustered seallops.
 Mems ties showing broad stripes in alternating dark and light eolors.
 Dressing sacques of soft wash silk embellished with lace and ribbon.
 Plaid Scotch ginghams in combina- lions of heliotrope shades and white
 Special sales of leather goods, such as belts, poeketbooks and chatelaine bags
 White linen and duck suits trimmed with seallopedapplique designs in color
 New fancies for spring in duchesse, peau de soie, gros-grain and brocade silks.
 New stock collars with bows attached having ends that extend to the waist line.
 Military cycling gowns made of dark blue cloth decorated with narrow gold braid.
 Newly opened lines of buckles, slides, brooches and hatpins having much of the design carried out in differently colored enameling and semi-ptecious stones.
 Broad displays of new parasols, com prising all the brilliant colorings and tasteful trimming ideas. such as ap- pliques of lace and ribbon, ruehings and narrow frills of tatfeta.-Dry Goods Economist.