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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-16
rho following prices tor the above stocks
. Furnished BY slmpton 4 Tatum. City


CHICAGo-By reason Of the heavy
cash business done yesterday, light
country offerings and an Increased
speculative demand, corn had strength
enough for itself and to spare to-day,
May closing &c over yesterday.
Wheat got its best support from the
coarse cereal, and May closed &c up.
Oats closed Nc higher and proVlsIonS
12h6l6c up for pork; 2Ihc for lard, and
6@75sc for ribs.
May opening at 3l5S d3l5te to S4& 73lkc
and selling OF early to 3l9tc. The de-
preston was only temporary, however,
for the market quickly found itself
crowded with buyers, while holders
were not lavish with their offerings.
The desire to get corn was act1ated by
small country offerings and the large
cash business done yesterday. The spec
ulative demand was also improved and
the shipping business done to-day, II
was reported, promised to be heavy
Trade was active and the market
broad. May scared to S5lhc without
any material setback, closing &c up
at ASK 9354ic having receded from the
top on profit takings. A large commits
sion business was done and big bull
HGQHAa MGAG = nGAB " kAAN EAANsAas ~
ceiptB here were 46S cars. Cleafances
were 100000 bushels.
With snow on the ground and north
west receipts $50 cars larger than last
years. and 200 cars over last week.
holders set shade less value on their
May wheat at the opening. which was
at S&66She for May, compared with
yesterdays close at 6sNc, Before sup
port was received the market touched
6s%c. The reaction was caused by
strength Of corn, better later cables,
reports Of more damage to the French
coop, an improved export demand and
better late cables May worked It's
way up to 69h 669kC. and closed firm
and &c over yesterday at Gee. Trade
was active, the greater part OF the
session. There was considerable profit
taking. New York reported thirty-two
loads taken for export and 162OOO
bushels was sold from here. There
was some heavy covering by shorts.
Atlantic port cleRrances in wheat and
flour were equal to 100000 bushels,
primary receipts were $4,000 bushels,
compared with l5s,000 year ago. Min
neapolls and Duluth reported 800 cars,
against 900 last week, and Sb0-the cor
responding day last year. Local re.
ceIpts were forty-one cars. none OF
which were OF contract grade.
The greater part Of the session oats
Jagged. but towards the end took a
brace in sympathy with the strength Of
corn. The trade was not large. Local
receipts were 1s1 cars. May ranged
from 2sXc to 2lc, and closed &c up at
2lc.
There was dip in provisions early,
but the market recovered on the
strength OF corn and a firmer tone IN
hogs. Trade was fairly active May
pork ranged from $40 syn oil 90 ana
closed 1915 015c over yesterday ct 81 go;
May lard from SO COOS 02h@S VIZ.
closing PIC up at So 071s. ana May Fio S
nc higher at Sc o2lt96 o5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow;
Wheat, so cars; corn, S55 cars; oats
ll5 cars; hogs, 5000 head.
Tho leading futures RANKED 0B foIl9Whi
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PENSIONS GRANTED
To Veterans Who Served Our Good
nncla Samuel.

To Veterans Who Served Our Good
Uncle Samuel.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 15.-Pen-
sIons have been granted to West Vir-
ginla applicants as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Jungbluth, Char
lesion. So.
Increase-Jesse H. BInegas. Bridge
port. IS to 10; Solomon Wright, Nor
gantown, IS TO $40; James Stewart,
Alkaline, IS to $40: Henry Combs,
Claude, s. to $l2: William McAten, Lee
tart, $l2 to 81; George w. West, STAN
ley. 81 to 81, and Abraham 3. Maust,
BrandonvIlle. (restoration), 5 Sto Sl4.
Relssue-John Smith, Morgansville,
3l2; william Burditt, Jerry's Run, 81,
and Frederick r. Rose, Parkersburg,
OncTease), 81 to So.
Original Widows, etc.-Rebecca A.
Mercer, sanduBiEy, IS; Christina White,
Horse Shoe Run, 81: minors Of Elias
Hoffman, New Haven. SIG, and James
Swanson, Ceredo. (addltlonaD, IS 70 81.
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75stc Corn strong; spot lp9t tQlsci
February 4oH G4oisc March and April
i09i0Hc; steamer mixed d9stts te;
receipts i06.72s bushels; e1porta ifi,ils
bushels; southern white and yellow
corn a9Glic. Oats steady; NO. 2 white
S19aiMc: No. ? mixed 2s62eNc. Hay
frm; No timothy fi6 50. Cheese and
butter firm and unchanged. Eggl lsc.
cfNCINKATI-Flour frm. Wheat
strong; No. red 7Sls 07lc. Corn strong
and higher; No mixed 3llf @ Sc Oats
firmi No. mixed &c. Rye drm; no. 2,
Gee. Lard arm at S SOS 50. Buik-
meats quiet at Sc III. Bacon hFm at
50 90, Whi8ieey active at 81 IA. But
ter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs easier ct
12hc, Cheese steady.
TOLEDo-Wheat active and higher
for May: No. cash 72kc: Nay a549sc.
Corn active and steady; No. mixed
S5Etc. oats quiet; No. mixed 26hc;
May 25hc. Rye steady; No. 2 cash BIC.
Cloverseed active and steady; prime
cash, old. 81 IS; February. new. S %;
March. s. 60; No. 2 seed 81 5584 Sc. on
unchanged.
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,,-,., f,i,,gtnh n khe Tntailigencer.
Sp ~ IsuInTGToN Feb. 15.-The report
,Sa weat Virginia delegates to the
" o,. t"s As,ociation Of IJniyersal suf-
N s,".s tbo closInr scenes in which
lI1 'sa sr.c,sd TODAY sets forth that
W., W. rocord Of the west Virginia
49,, ."s suffrage Association for 1889
"oi't ,So rscorti Of two clubs. While It
""5 We, ,oot "a II NO great progress has
, "a. made the year has NOT been with
vs., rnsplts.
'u ,',rsa wbeslinr club had q lecture on
.,,l',0,.in Cl,mbIng.p and a concert.
,,,-o,cioIIv these were not q great sue
riI,a md ,eft tbs club much discour-
1res res 7, decided to Quit work for
nS Fpw Of the more earnest. ones
Sa,,S agreed to send dues in the fall of
" ,Soc onS keep their organization alive
' ~. h.t,cr days.
U ..T,a FaIrmont club undertook to
.,,,dy Wills and deeds, With question:
s 49, .,,ccess Then Ms. Mary Butcher
~ The idea Of securing Rev.
An. shaw to speak before the West
T,"a,nta legislature. Through mis-
,'I1.r.t,nSInr Miss shaw thought the
NJ CTT ma sent her. ana in place
w. . -, i, an woman suffrage in the
=. .",t,n.,o1 she spoke ON school suf-
sso pnt The lecture was a great
na Al N. neWspapers gave COM
s .,,.-an,orv notices and we heard Of
pa sa.,o-.bIs comments and OF some
man ~ our Views
..5,s, uyhseiIng club declined, as a
,,,t tA 20 SaIn with the expense Of Miss
$50, So, = H., INIT some Of the mem
s 9n-" -. 49, .o NJ. and the Fair
Dets ' e,,'n oa,,n ,ts pver-to-be-forgot-
.''o'.s 49,. ~ .,,nro,. sbrove Tuesday, as
sen p....'I ~ s sss funds The presi-
n''- =, ~, cIorE.hurv club sent the
uens - ~ Ins u ' ~. ,reas,,rv
49, -. E - Aim insnt comics Of the
,vt.ss,- I.,,.na, 10 tho west virginia
I wy.aGn 80 - ~. ~. ,,, normsl schools
on,'e'V ,',,,.,S,oIs u,ho II was believed
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Lavo stoeh

CHICAGo-Cattle choice strong TO
1Oc higher, including Texans; others
steady to strong; butchers stock and
Gamers active at 59l0c higher; feed.
ers unchanged; good to choice s. 100
6 %; poor to medium 81 COCA 90; mixed
stocksrH 50 2563 so; selected feeders
81 006l 90; good to choice COWS s. 1o9
/ 40; helfers 50 1904 Is; Gamers 81 400
2 90; bulls So 6O64 20; calves S. 600
Z as; fed Texas beeves 81 O095 90. Hogs,
average shade higher; closed strong:
fair clearanceB; top, S 02lk; mixed and
butchers "a 1905 90; good to choice
heavy 81 s0d5 025s; rough heavy 81 1b4
4 IS; light 81 1904 s21hi bulk Of sales
81 S2t a. s5. Sheep and lambs strong
to 10c higher; good clearances; native
wethers s. s06b so; lambs s. 0081 20;
western wethers IS coos 80; western
lambs Sc O007 10. Receipts Cattle, 10:
900 head; hogs, $1,000 head; sheep, lS,VO9
head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira s. b0d5 10; prime IS 3505 40; conn
mon So 1908 so. Hogs steady; prime
mediums IS 1906 %; heavy Workers.
IS 1905 Is: light Workers. S. COOS %;
pigs 81 1904 90: roughs IS 60@t lg.
Sheep steady; choice wethers IS IO4
so; common 50 COCA %; choice lambs
So e0@7 10; common to good $ COOS %.
Veal calves 81 o097 70.
CINCINNATI = Hogs active and
strong at 81 1906 o7l9ss.
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PosTMAsTERs coMM1ssIoNED.
Star Service Routes Established and
Changes Ordered.

Star Service Routes Established and
Changes Ordered.
WASHINGTON. D, C.. Feb. 16,-Post.
masters have been commissioned in
West Virginia as follows:
: Olive NJ. Belt, Industry; ]. B. Fra
shure. Morganville; James L. Moore,
Beech Grove; E. W. Maxwell. Spanish
burg; Edmund Osborn, Turkey, Mingo
county (new oficc). and Charles E,
Haddox. Cairo. presidential ofice.>
Star service has been established In
West Virginia between Holly Grove and
selbyviIle. via Gaines and caanan, the
schedule to be six times q week and
six and one-haIf hours running time
both ways. The service to Canaan and
Gaus has been discontinued.
The following star service changes
have been ordered In West Virginia:
Route 16.413, Gauley Bridge to Sum-
mefBvllle. from February 8, supply
Lockwood at site authorized.
Route 1900, Cad TO Lockwood. sup
ply Lockwood at site authorized
Route 16,47S, Alma to Hebron; here
after supply Plum. both ways, between
McKim and Hebron, without changing
distance.
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NEW YoRK-There have been fur
ther sales Of regular print cloths at SIC
and the demand for narrow and Wide
odds continues good at firm prices.
Brown sbeehngs firm and fine browns
occasionally &c higher. No change in
brown drills. Some fair orders for
bIeached cottons at full prices. De-
MINIS still tending upwards, some lines
further advanced 10 to-day. Ticks
are unchanged. Plaids strong, and
checks and stripes and cheviots against
buyers Prints in fair demand for
staples, but fancies quiet. Glnghams
strong. Hosiery and underwear firm,
but closed firm. All kinds Of staple
cotton Innings in good condition.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
W T7Rea INC, 3 spring ssesse; No. cred
C eon-No. 2. ssaoi No. yellow $40
% outs-No. 2, ss'4e; No. white s5H@
Rye-No. 2. 5sc.
Barley-No. 2, Ss643c.
Fiaxseed-NO. /, 81 60; No. north
limo TInothyseed-Prime, 50 52h.
Mess Pork-Per barrel So 5000 90.
Iard-Per 100 u.s., IS 1905 S5.
Short Ribs-Sides Cloose) 50 9Og6 10
Dry salted shoulders (boxed) $3.50
Short clear sides Cboxed) 50 1905 IS;
whisky Distillers' finished goods
pi Sugars saiS = catioaf sOsc; Eranulated
Butter-steady; creameries 1s@24ei
dairies ls922c.
Cheese-Firm at 12dlSc.
Eggs-Basy; fresh 12o.
NEW YoRR-Flour. receipts 2SOSS
barrels; exports 2i,160 barrels; maTKe !
more active on winter patents but neld
too high on spring flour Tor buyers;
who were only too willing 70 pay e SiS
asking prices. Winter patents " oSW
4 S5. winter straights So 1903 IS; winter
low grades 50 2562 10; Minnesota bak-
WHEAT receipts 2o.sOO bushels; ex-
ports 1Ol, 1Ss bushels; spot market nIlIl'
No . red 71JLc elevator; No. Northern
Duluth Sac Z. o. b. ahoat prompt; NO
hard Duluth s3Mc I. o, b. ahoat;
prompt: options opened steady; closed
arm Al nc net advance; March closed
nj 77iIc; May 7b%e; July 1bhc.
Corn, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
25I.2 bushels: spot market arm; 40.
q I3mc Z. o. b, afOat and 42l5c elevator;
optIong opened steady and quiet 10
Arm at %RMc net advance; NAY CLOS
cd at lihc; July closed at il4tc.
Oats. receipts $500 bushels eS ~
"a mo bushels; spot market hfm; NO, =
Sauc. No q 2sRu; No. Q white 32n; No,
4 white SiHc; track mixed western 2gap
sOHc; track white SlhV5bc; options
dun, but iirmer
HAY and hides firm. Hops ana leatnS
or steady. Coal Arm. but quiet boel
steady. Cutmeats frm. .es..
lard Arm: western steamed ~ %,
FEBRUARY IS 92M nominal; refined hIin;
continent Sc 90; s. a. 50 so; compound
" Pork and cheese firm. Butter steaey'
Eggs strong. TallOw strong
Cottonseed oil stendyi prime cruue
33hRS4c; do yellow CSC. ..dy
Rosin steady. Turpentine Hlehuy'
Rice. molasses and peanuts steady.
Coffee. opened steady ut lVaiS pointts
decline; closed steady NJ @g+S p"''''s
net lower: sales, A,7bO phBs'
Sugar, raw steady; refined hrm,
Neutrality-suspicious. quiet ana nn-
changed. receipts 1929 barrels *.
norris 7I barrels. wheat strong; spot
and month 74NQ7lNc; March bhg
7bIc; May 75K6757sc; steamer NO.
red 7oik arose: receiptB l3,2l2 busheis!
eTports q, 900 bushels. Southern M W., ~
by sample 7O877c; do on grade 'l@W
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"a PupLIcATIoN.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
HE State Of west Virginia,
Ohio County, IS:
In the circuit court Of Ohio county, west
virginia. january Rules, 1900.
Ada T. Dunbar VS.. George D. Dunbar.--ln
ChanceTS.
The state OF West Virginia:
To the Sheriff OF Ohio County, Greeting;
We command you that you summon
George D. Dunbar, II he DO found In your
bailIWIck, to appear At the clerks once
OF fhe circuit court Of Ohio county at
rules to be held for the said court, on the
firSl Monday in January. 1850, to answer
n Bill In chancery exhibited against him
In The said court by Ada 7. Dunbar, and
have then and there this writ. Witness,
c. i. Henning, CLERK % our S3Ia SoISI
city OF Wheeling, the 18th day o. Doeafn-
Dor, 1853 and In the Slth year OF the state
OF West Virginia, ,,...,,,,e ga.
A copy-Teste: C. H. HENNING, Clerk.
sHERIFFs RETURN.
George D. Dunbar 10 no inhabitapt Of
my baiiiwlck, nor found therein this LIST
day OF January, 1907
For II. c. Richards, B. o. @,
The object OF this suit Is to obtain q
decree dIssoiVing the bonds Of matrimony
existing between the plaintiff and the de-
And Il appearing from an atsdaVit aled
IN said cause at these rules, that the de-
fcndant. George D. Dunbar. ls not o resi-.
don't on the state OF West Virginia. and he
moi having been served with process In
said suit, on motion Of the complainant,
nv her solicitor, this order OF publication
n entered against him, and II Is ordered
that the said defendant. above named, be
and Ia required to appear within one
month after the date Of tho arst pubiica-
tion OF this order ana do what Ii neces-
sary to protect HIS interests, y e further
ordered that this order be published and
posted Ms required BY law.
Witness, G. H. Henning. clerk OF our
county ooin this 9TH day Of January. 100. to-
VIZ ' c. II. HENNING. Cierk.
Published tho hrBt time january 6. 1900.
Attest, G: II. HENNING. Clerk,
Attorney for Plaintiff
DEPOSITION NOTICE
Ada Il. Dunbar plaintiff, VI. George D.,
Dunbar, defendant.-ln the circuit court
OF Ohio county.
The above named George D. Dunbar VIII
dunbar, plaintiff; Prof. ]. NJ FrashOr and
Dr Elmer FraBh0r, Mrs COwRn and Oth-
orB will be taken at the Office Of w. w.
Arnetl, nttorncy-at-lNw, n tho court
Ohio Ohio slate OF West Virginia, on the Sth
day OF February. A. D., 1890, between the
hours Of o'clock a. m and o'clock p.
M, 10 lie read as evidence In tho trial Of
mo nboVe cause on behalf Of the above
named plaintiff. And H. from any cause.
tho taking OF the said depoSltiona shall
NOT be commenced. or being commenced,
shau not he completed on tho day afore-
said, Tho taking OF the same will be ad-
iourned from day to day, or from time
10 time, until the. same shall be completed.
W. W. ARNETT,
ja6-s Attorney for Plaintiff
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-Tin moved up a shade
again to-day, following Improvement In
the London market. Otherwise the
situation locally was unchanged. News
from the west was about in line with
antlcipations. demand was slack and
offerings light. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants very
duh; lake copper unchanged at SIS %;
tin very quiet at $50 37tz: lead un-
changed, with "a 40 bid and 81 IS ask
ed: spelter dull, with "a 90 bid and q 70
asked. The brokers' price for lead Is
81 Is, and for copper SIG 259ls 60.
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RheunatIam cured IN q pnY.

"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In / to . days.
It's action upon the system ls remarka-
BILE and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears, The first dose greatly BEN
ettL rs cents. Sold by r. II. List,
1910 Main street. ChHB. Menkemeller
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets drugEista mw&f
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DHE MoNoNGAH ROUTE IS TIVE
Short Line between Falrmont and
Ciarklburg Quick Tlme--Fast Trains
SvFa Connections when travelling 10 or
from CRrkShurE or West virginia ahd
Pittsburgh railroad p0irt8. see that your
tickets read via the MonoHghhela River
Railroad Close Connections At FAlrmeht
with H. q q. trains, and az Clarklburg
with B. 3 o. and w, v, 4 P. traina. Tick
etH. via this route on sale a. All B. 4 o.
HUGH G. BoWLES oenL supt
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The InteIligencsr,.
job Printing Office

''' The largest and most complete
''' Job Printing Establishment In
''' tho city and one OF tho most
go extensive in tho Ohio Valley.
-. Possesses every facility for tho
''' prompt execution OF ali kinds OF
zee work. from a Neat Card or Cir
zee oular to a Monster Poster, In any
go variety Of colorH, ut tho shorteHt
'ss notice and ON the most reasonable
80 terms. Country merchants, farm
s'' oTH and others requiring Store
sss BILLS, Public Sale Bills, etc, viii
80 find II 10 their ADVANTAGE TO call
''s Rt or address The InteliigenaeI
s'' Job Printing once,
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OIL cITY-Credlt balances, 81 6s;
certificates offered 81 6sM; shipments.
S1SO,175 barrels; average. s5,1S2 barrels;
runs, 1881 barrels; average, s5,s1 bar
rels,
NEW YoRK-standard oil IS 1870
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II business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the LntsluRoneer.
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PATENTS

Issued to Ingenious West Virgin
ians.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 15.-Pat-
entS have been issued to William It.
Darby and c. a. HOoge. MartlnSburg,
VIVA, for a railway-tIe and rail fas-
tening, and John H. Garner, RlngwOod,
W. Va, for a combination tool.
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Iron silver .....i o. Union Conroli..a =
Mexican ,.as.,.. 81 yellow JACKET ~
stsoi, Tin. Tube and Hoop Stocks.
The following dnolationH are furnithed
hr Hounrd Hnilett Z son, brokers. ma
lIn..al- H.rrh.nna EnnE llIllalnr.
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HOPEFUL REPORT
OF west Virginia's ptlegates e
National ASsosiatian
OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGIS1S.

while the Movement "a This State
has Net with Diseouragemsnts
and Lack Of Interest in Some Quar-
tiers, the Good Women Look Hope
fully to the Future Some Good
work Done and More 70 Follow.
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Pullman sleeping or Parlor Cars on all
r. C. BURKE,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheel
ing Agent for all steamship Limos
+, u. UNDERWOOD, D. Il. MARTIN,
General Manager Agr. Pa1A. Tranic.
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soUTH-BoUND.

Electric cars Bridgeport 10 Wheeling.
Belialre and Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 ait points. NJ G. CARRHL.
General Passenger Agent.
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Am. Cotton oil. a MAT Biscuit 80. 81
do preferred =. ~ do preferred o. aSk
Amer. Mating. 1hI National Lead. ~
do preferred q. q do preferred .lO5x
Amer 3. q r., 4i9tI National Steel =. bT5
do preferred .. % do preferred DGI
Amer. Spirits :. EhlN. Y. Air Brake $50
do preferred j. II N. American -. ~
Am. Bteel Hoop. A Pacific Coast 81. 6iH
do preferred =. MHI do flrBt pre-. 80
Amer. 8. & w. 20 do second pre-. 63h
do preferred =. oskl Pacific Mail go. 30T
Am. TN Plate, Stki Peoples Gas -, ,l08
do preferred =. 81 PRESSED Steel c. EByk
Am. Tobacco. no do preferred IA
do preferred ..1B6 Pull. Palace CRr.lS9
Anaconda Nine. Is Stand. r. & T., Sh
Brooklyn II. T.. n Sugar ,..,....,., ,ii3K
Col. r. & Iron. 46H do preferred .ll3
Cont. Tobacco. S5jjt Tenn. Coal n O.lOat
do preferred ., Hhl u. 8. Leather %. IN
Federal Steel e, s. do preferred =. 75N
do preferred d. 7Fhl y. s. Rubber . a3k
Gen Electric. ..ig7 do preferred qpI
Glucose Sugar. ~ Western Union N
do preferred. 100 Republic !. 4 8. 25A
intcr. PAPER m "a do preferred 6pL
do preferred ). GA 7. G. G. 4 81. l.. g
LaClodo Gas -. IS
NJ SNif Inn unn
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Wool.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YoRK-wool steady.
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, O., Sept Fred
Baker has purchased the HAIL properly
here.
Miss Anna BUGGY is visiting at Solos,
vile, Ohio.
Miss Agnes PolSl, OF Wheeling. was
visiting here This week.
Fred johnson, formerly a resident OF
Sharon. Pa. bat now of Chicago. was a
caller here Monday.
John Usher. day manager over the
sheet department at the Aetna stand
ard mill, has just returned from trip
10 Cleveland
There is but little sickness here az
present
]. w. Millhone, OF Guersney county,
Ohio, was a visitor here this week.
Misses Belle and Ethel Usher have re-
turned from Cleveland, where they
were visiting friends.
A foreigner was found running q
speak-eesy last week near Deep Run,
aud when he was pinehed by tho law
no promised TO quit business. and try
TO be good, for to pay another fine OF
SIS he said would knock him higher
than the late Mr.. Gileeroy's kite,
On No. 1 sheet mill az The Aetna
there are sone great politicians among
them being Peter the Great. Pete says
Mckinley Is too slow, He viii voet the
Prohibition ticket. Pete had the
misfortune to fall from d high chair
when he was young. The nurse gave
him the wrong bottle by mistake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-02
MANNINGTON.

MANNINGTON, w. Va, Sept. l.
Arthur Stager is suffering from a vealed
ear.
z. w Jones is better after a severe at
tack OF fever.
Jesse Hunt and JEFF Moragan are en-
joying themselves at Atlantic City.
Frank Shields is out again after Sc
we're attack Of fever.
Mrs, McQuaid is visiting her friend,
Mrs. kirkland, OF Clarlzsburg street.
Mrs. o. n. Koen and daughter Daisy
| returned after tour OF the Great
lakes.
Mrs. A. J. Hamel and children lef;
for Port Clinton Wednesday.
John Cronin, who got mis- loot mash
ed at Wolf Summit, returned from .he
Wheeling hospital Thursday. His foot
| is getting along all right.
Attic meeting OF council the resigna-
ton ct Harmed Staley. night police. and
j. N. Barrack, water superintendent.
were presented and accepted. No sue
cessors appointed so far.
Hon. A. G. Dayton and George G..
Moss, u. c., seventh district, Illinois
will speak AZ the opera house or or the
street here Thursday. Sept. 9Th.
Snodgrass Brothers have sold :heiE
/ general merchandise business TO H. b.
Beatty and r. c. Dancer. Both are De
SCI gsdly popular, and will command a
large trade.
the Bell Boy was presented at the
opera house Thursday evening, and a
large audience was present. The shoS
was success in every way, and not a
hitch occurred during the whole perfor-
nance.
New families are moving il here con-
tinually, and they arc coming in such
numbers as to make it hard - keep
trsclx of them
W. g. T. II. hald rs weekly meeting
at tho home pf Mrs ). n. Deyore Frilas
and some imponiant decisions We're en-
terea upon.