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IV oK TRaINS— Exi-lanation or Krr*a
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ea. opted tibumlay eAoepted. |Saturday
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A |* A K DIVISION
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Vr HEELING A
ELM GROVE
RA 1LROA D. Ou aud after Monday,
iviul"'i I.t. 1*90. tram* will ruu a. follow.—
Lt-ave W UeeLuir
Leave Elm lirove.
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• Daily except Suuday.
Sunday Chueeh Train* will leave Eliu Grove
t 9 43 a m. and VV heeling at 19 17 p. m.
U. l». GILLKLA.N.
(jen Manaper
••HAPPIEST ON A4.I. THIS K \KTII.'*
Ol, Mothi r.. »i>ru aud weary,
\\ ilheari's wlin'b ue\> r f. aae.
With uev.*r time (or pl* a>ure.
t\ itb da. s that hav no |*-ace.
With little baud* to hinder
Aud feeble step to uuard.
\t itb ta>ka that lie unfinished.
Deem uoi your lot ti»> hard.
I know a house wliep-ehlldlsh thiuifs
Are hidden out of siuht:
Where never sound of little feet
Is heard from nioru till uitihl.
And she, the •ijs-visl mother.
What would 'he kl'-" to-day
To feel your mire* and burdens.
To walk your weary way
Ah. happiest ou all this earth
Could she akuili but see
The rooms all strewn with plaything
And theehildren round her knee
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the Other* Cot - ! “
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liny iti art'si the door—W hat kinder 1
jb did you have last?
Hi' neighbor—Messenger hoy.
Boy nearest the door—How did you t
>.*• it.' Leave or Ret discharged?
Ilis neighbor The company wanted
ie to slu>. loll the clothes got too
m.i!: forme. (To porter.) Say. Irish,
low do they treat the boys here? Do
hey Ret promoted <|l|iek?
Ilagan lie- porter)—Their hours is
rotu tih in tin moruin' till three in the >
(fthen boss ha> thim out to **
. : , I a d him at Del moony ru's wanet J
i wake, 'ind» thiiu on a free thrip to J
k’arrup ivvrv 'ummer. an' they do he •
aken into partnership at the ind av the •'
,i. ond year. Av ye fink the phlace 'll u
hute ye. I'll take yer car-r-rd in to the
Third boy- If he don't show up soon •>
in got*’ to Skip Tv- got to have a I
■iirarette pretty <|Uiek, or bust. J
Fourth hoy, to his right hand neigh- J
M.r What kind of questions do they
t'k, generally? ‘
1 ,fth bo> Oh. the questions don’t t
imount to nothin’ It's ytr looks th**y *
ndge by. What's the matter with tills
levktie, hey ‘ Say. you won't have mi v
huw to git the job. you're toolittle. see? i
y ..11 oughter !»■ home in yer crib!
Sixth boy Ain’t dat feller up next to
end made a mistake?
Ninth hoy What's the matter with
Sixth U.y You're in the wrong place,
iat's all dev want an ollice boy here . I
dime museum's down on de nex I
block. '
Tenth boy (to ninth boy, sympathet- «■
i-aliyi After I've goi through with the *
boss. I ll wait outside and help you lick i
that feller.
Kighth boy—This is thedaisiest l*ean- •
'hooter out It"' got a terrible lot "o ’
foree f. r the si/.e or it -if I get this job (
I’ll have that Irishman crazy with it —
jii't watch me hit that mole ou his
Seventh bov N'p«.mii' lie turns round
an* catches yon at it before you can get
it out of sight?
Kighth boy—Hellin' it out of sight N
my specialty -there ain't any man llvin
i an catch me w ith a beanshooter in me
hand just w atch thi'shoL
Hag*" -Ouch! me ear' show mb
phwii li w .in o yeez little dlvils ha> the
beanshooter. an’ th II play a chime on
him wld me broom that’ll—
Proprietor (appearing suddenly from
private ortic.-Michael, you may put
that Ikiv with the beanshooter out on
the sidewalk, and then I will proce.nl to
examine the applicants.
•*>i*\er I.ook ut the Clwk.”
t i****•
It is the little thing' that give the
hcst insight into a man s eharaeter
things which he does iuvoltintarily.aud
w hen he is off guard. Any man may
learn much al>**ut himself by taking no*
10 <- how lie i> aeonstiimjtl to spend his
im|*i minutes and Ills loose change.
l ,ir tlo* same reason there is no iiltle
shrewdness in a stying which is attri
buted to KUisoii. Accordicg to tlo*
story a g«*utleman introduced hi' sou to
tin- famous electrician, ami in the course
of tiie e nversation suggested that he
should give the young fellow a motto
for hi'business career, upon which he
w as about entering.
Kdison was silent for a moment, and
then said. "Never look at the clock! *
Probably the boy was more or less
mystified by this laconic utterance, but
he will not In- long in the company of
, U-rks or day laborers without discover
11 * that those who take so little interest
In their work as to be continually ask- j
mg w bat time it is are not the ones w ho ;
get on in the world.
Success is not for the la/y or the in
different. A' some one has said, " 1 he
arpenter who slays fifteen minutes
after hours to finish a lob I' working
toward' a 'hop of his own."
Virtue Kr coin pruned.
.tones has lately put his son in hisgro
eery shop.
‘•oh. sav. pa!" cried the young hope
ful as h- came running up to him the
other day, "a gentleman overpaid me
twenty-live cents to-day and I don t
know who he was. What shall 1 do’.’
"Keep it. my son: keep it a> a reward
I for your honesty and frankness."
KtulshiugOut the Proverb
She .defending herself)—I told her.
1 monsieur, that she was the last person to
1 criticise me. You know what our Kn
gli'h proverb say- about people who
I live in glass houses?
Monsieur le ltlanc—Ye-es; /at zev
1 should pull down tlo* blind, is it not,
[ mademoiselle?
UUl'OHUM. A Mill 1KKII.S
A Ali<liil|cl*t Interviewer introduced With
» shower of loiii Lcail.
St. Louie Republic.
“You know 1 Lave been in the
newspaper business a lung time,
and 1 was never known to shirk,
not even during a riot or
blizzard. Well, i rattic very near
tossing up the pencil a few nights ago.
It was very cold, and 1 had to call on
Bishop-. in reference to some church
matters. Taking a car down town I
soon reached the street on which the
bishop lived. It was Just strikiug the
hour of twelve. But I had to see the
bishop. Well, sir, i hunted forlhenum*
tier in the dark for some time. Not
finding it I waited to see if I could not
meet some straggler who lived in the
neighborhood. Pretty soon along came
i nicely dressed young fellow in a rather
mellow condition, I asked him if he
lived in the neighborhood and he said
yes. The truth is the young man was
none other than the Bishop’s son. He
iold me in a semi-artleulate way that he
would go up to his father's room and
-peak with him about the matter in
luestion.
“Beaching tin* outer door he un
oeked it and asked me to walk in. I
•tepped in; he opened the second door
kini I went into the house. Both doors
were now loeked. The gas had been
aimed off. We bunted for a match in
rain. Well, the young fellow left me In
larkncss. uttering a drowsy promise to
art urn soon. 1 beard him stagger up
lie stairs all right.. He went baek sev
ral paces until 1 could detect his foot
teps uo more. IB* fulled to return. I
idieve lie fell asleep and forgot all
ibout me. I stood there about lifteen
ainutes, not knowing w tat to do.
“1 made a modest mdse. No result. A
lore derided noise. The same result. I
*■ gaii to walk about, purposely bump
ig against the furniture. Then so me
lting happened. I heard a hoarse voice
bout. ‘Throw up your hands or you arc
dead man!’
“I’p went my hands like a shot,
fhiz! bang! bang!—three bulletts rat
ed over my head. 1 thought my time
“Do you know, it seems as if I lived
iy whole life over in tin* few minutes I
as standing there. When the gas was
ghted the first person 1 saw was a Idg,
tirly negro. •
“The shots brought the Bishop in his
own and his young son w ith him. Kx
laiialions followed. The house had
sen robbed a few nights before, and
ie negro had been placed in the base*
ient to watt'll. He fell asleep. My
aiking about aroused him. lie came
p stairs and seeing my shining bat,
hicli I bad forgotten to take off, lie
tngrd away at it. I secured the iuier
i w’, bought a new bat the next day
id vowed never to wait in a dark ball,
o matter who owned the house.
A|>|tluinliiig parson If ranch.
.tote York Prctir.
The iV«\N» is not an admirer of pugi
sin in tin- abstract or in tin* prize ring,
ut it hasn't a bit of fault to find with
ie course of ltev. t. O. Branch, of the
eeond Baptist church, of Portsmouth,
bio. While the minister’s pretty fif
■i n-year-old daughter was alone in her
ither’s house she was grossly insulted
y a sneaking coyote of a book agent,
horn sin- bad incautiously admitted,
be promptly informed her father of
ie fact, and when the stalwart clergy*
an met the contemptible fellow on the
,reet be forthwith administered to him
summary and scientific physical chas
semeut that was a joy to behold. Hip
[id thigh the good man smote the iu
ilter, and not until the scamp begged
irdon and promised repentauce in the
iost abject terms did his chastiser
ithhoid bis hand. It was a case in
hich the practical working of miiscu
;r Christianity was admirably illus
■ated. If there were more such illus
■ations our wives and daughters would
r securer from cowardly insult than
icy are now.
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Wrst Virginia reunion*.
aerial Ttl- 'jrum (u t/u Re ntier
WasIiivotun. January -7.—Thu fol- j
•wing West Virginia pensions have )
eon issued: ;|
Original Invalid—Johuti. Tomlinson, l
and Mill: lsoa< Wagner, Hebron: Sam- -
•■I Thomas. Debby; John llershbarger, ^
Iilion: Daniel Christian, Ceutreville:
irn. M. Sams. Parkersburg: J. H.
lolyard, Martiues*; \\m. C. look, l’ark- ^
r-burg; Isaac Teets, Kingwood; An- ,
rew Pemberton, Huntington. *
Additional—Samuel Thomas, Debby. l
Increase—Thos. l>. llouaker, Poot- t
liga: Wm. T. Haves, Raven Roek:
,ouis Diet/., Moundsvllle; Ellis Vore, i
|i e Bill; Jonathan Aukron, Ripleys; i
r\in Stewart. Wolf Run; Edson White- <
air, Rodaiuer. Harmon WyekofT,
'lemington; John Doss, Gilkerson:
hristopher Hays. Ripleys: Arthur r. |
leNally, Wellsborough. ,
original Widows. Etc.—Margaret, .
ridow of Anthony B. Shimp, Whe. l
ig: Mary C., widow of Harrison (
’hacker, C'entreville.
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A Rational Theory.
Hutton (o»rier.
Rabbit Hunting on Halil Knob.
Geologist—Uow ill) you account, my
ri. iul, for the barrenness of this eleva
Ion? I- it not possible that in some '
oleanie |* rtod then- may have been a ‘
[eposit of scoria here that has permun
utly destroyed all possibilities of vege- |
atiou? , , . . i
.lokollst—Not possible, my fnoml. 1 |
houlJ attribute the condition to a
vraugle in the family lepordne—in j
,11,01- words, the falling out of hares, i
Keeping HI* Credit Hood.
prtroit Frt* J'rt**.
l.ittleshort —Let me have >10 this
norning, will you. Wally?
Wally (bands over an X)—Yes. but—
UttU'sbort (hands it back)—There,
bat pays up for the one 1 had last year.
[ try and make it a point not Inlet these
.hings run too long.
Art and She*
rock.
Mrs. Kromo—I ordered some picture
’rames yesterday sent home. 1 liml
jow that they are too large for the pie
ures 1 have.
Art Healer—I see. And now you
want to look at some smaller frames?
Mrs. Kromo—No; at some larger pic
: u res.
W lint Kind ol Light.
WnMoutOu Pott.
‘•I understand.” 'aid the private see
-,-iary to a stockholder in the gas com
,any. ”11011 Sir Kdwin Arnold got
a mi for hi' Light of Asia.
••You don’t tell me!” was the reply.
•What was it -gas or electricity”
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. W’issiow’s Sootiiiso Srtter has
,-n used bv millions of mothers for child
n teething for over fifty years with per
•t success. It relieves the Uttle sufferer
once, produces natural, quiet sleep by
.ving the child from pain, and the little
erub awakes us “bright as a button. It
very ploasaut U> taste, soothes the child,
ftens the gums, allays pain, relieves wind,
gulates the bowels, and is the host known
medv for dlarrhu-a, whether arising
,m teething or other causes. I wenty -five
nts a botMe.
A* Nat oral a* Life.
TUoerdle Ueraltl.
■•How many cards did you say?” said
Postmaster Shattuck, as a gentleman
asked him for some postal pasteboards,
yesterday.
"ilive me three,” said the inquirer,as
he hastily looked at his hand.
Another gentleman Just behind, who
was waiting, here "chipped ill with
the remark that he “would take live.
The number was promptly shuffled off
to him.
Then as the gentlemen stood there
looking at each other, a funny thought
seemed to strike them simultaneously,
and they smiled, bunched their hands,
and quietly separated.
LADIES
Vending atonic, or children who want build
ing up. should lake
BROWN'S IKON HITTERS.
It is pleasant to take, euro Malaria. Indl- i
fviuea, liidoutuesa aud Liver Complaints.
ForMalaria, LivsrTrou
ble,or Indigestion,use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
.11 iHJE JACKSON S CHABGh
Totiie I'uirei! *!*f 411** Ora mi .lory Ob*truc
l« »ii4 In the l ittle i..nuiu h i.
«Sp+cial Vorretpotubnc* of th* Rnjiettr,.
I’aukkusbimw, January —The
I nited States (fraud jury, consisting of
the fol low I ug men, wu-- sworn in this
morning:
W. Vroonian, A. J. Ireland, R. H.
Browse, Karnes Beckwith, Wilson Os
born, S. V. Brown, R. R. Hall, S. J.
Phillips. Moses Lang. <1. M. Baker, W.
B. McCuIlom, Wm. Corbitt, J. F. Chen
owith, F. 15. Burk, Philip Cunningham
and A. 1!. Beckwith.
Col. Vroonian is foreman, and a vig
orous and intelligent one. The jury is
composed of intelligent men.
in empaneling the jury it was found
that an unusually large number of the
men drawn were postmasters or held
some other oflice under the government.
Of course all such had to stand aside.
The jury having been sworn Judge
Jackson proceeded to deliver his
charge. The court room was crowded to
its full capacity with interested listen
er--. The charge was In the court’s
usual vigorous, clear and forcible style.
The matter of most interest to the
hearers and the nubile, which was re
ferred to by Judge Jackson, was the
statute concerning the obstruction of
navigation. Not that this is as import
iul as some other matters, lint because
die statute is a comparatively new one
md has not yet been enforced, and. be
•ause it may involve many or all of the
nills ami lumbermen on tin- Little Kau
twha River. Judge Jackson said that
his statute is being violated every day
n the year. The floating of logs
-labs, etc., the obstruction of naviga
iou by building booms, the dumping of
awdust and debris into the river—
hese and all similar things are con
idered otTenses and are made punishable
>y the statute.
The Judge said he wanted the grand
iiry to take time and investigate this
natter thoroughly, lie said: “It may
trike the Parkersburg Mill Company,
r West’s Mill Company or any other ;
dll or lumberman on the Little Ka- ,
awhn or on the Big Kanawha, but you
an’t help that. The law must lie en- |
ureed.”
Another new and interesting statute
a which he called their attention is tin- ,
nti-lottery law, which he heartily en
orsed a- an excellent statute.
The old, familiar offenses upon which |
e dwelt with vigor were perjury, forg- ,
ry, counterfeiting, violation of tin* .
ostal laws, the pension laws, the elec- |
ion laws, and tin- internal revenue
tws.
Especially on the postal, pension and
lection laws he spoke at length, show- 1
ig the magnitude of their importance
i the Welfare of tile whole people.
Iii discussing these things In- said lie
lioke not to the grand jury alone but to £
ie people of West Virginia and the '
hob-country. Ilis appeal for a vigor
US enforcement of these laws was do ^
uoiit and profoundly interesting.
ttttLLAIKU.
The meeting called for City Kail yestcr
iiy afternoon for tlic puroose of explain*
ij; to those likely to be interested in the
Ojeets and prospects of the Pittsburg
oal, Clay and Cement Company, was only
lirly well attended. Messrs. Thomas
arrett and Marion Huffman each made
alternants of the objects of the company
ad described the vast beds of good tire
ay in juxtaposition to the proposed plant.
. committee consisting of Samuel Sim
10ns, M. HutTman and Thomas Keyscr
■as appointed to solicit subscriptions to
ie ucw company, and the meeting ad
iurnt.il. The projectors are receiving con
deruble encouragement, we learn, and
nr people are anxious to sec the company
icceed.
George Shall cross, a farmer, who lives
car C'uincv, in some manner offended
'rank and Joseph Boston anil two other
tiaps named Scott aud O’Grady, who bad
een imbibing freely while going out on
ie K. it O. accommodation Saturday
veiling. As soon as Shalleross stepped off
ie car at St. Clairsville he was attacked
y the four meu and beaten up in a terrible
ianner. ilis injuries are quite serious.
One of the amateur burglars who have
eeu annoying our citizens for a long time,
ot overly reckless Saturday night aud fell
ito the hands of Officer Strobel. At a late
our Harry Shepherd was e.iught in the
et of trying to force an entrance into
lurry Kitchen's eigar stand. This Is the
proud time the young man has been
barged with burglary, and it will no
oubt go rough with him.
The revival at the Christian church will
ontinueall this week, as the interest cou
inues unabated, and accessions are made
j the church at each service, llev. Pur
lins will on Thursday evening deliver a
H-ture, entitlod, “Woman, Pagan and
Ihristian.’’
The Independent says: “There is said to
e in readiness to put in another fonndry
1 this city if a few more people will double
r treble that ilniouu!, aud thre is some talk
f the amount being raised.”
George E. Morgan is at tending a meeting
f the e.ial operators at Columbus. George
tobinson and Owen Meehan, representing
lines on the B. ()., arc also in attend*
The annual meeting of the stockholders
f the llcllaire Nail Works Company will
*• held next Saturday. It is rumored that
he meeting will effect a nuinberof changes.
The women on Kose Hill arc trying to
iut to shame their brothers. Three of them
nit on gum boots and solicited eontribu
ions to build a cinder walk.
Harry Sheppard, caught robbing Hurry
CitcheiVs store. was recognized to
ourt in the sum of fi'iO. His father fur
lishod the bond.
'J'lio Buckeye Savings aud Loan Compa
i v seems tii lie building up rupidlv, as
dnety-ono new shares of stock \\ ero taken
ast week.
The boxing match arranged to come off
n a Fifth ward club room, Sunday after
cuni, was indefinitely |>ostponed for some
■eason.
An old umbrella mender named Henry
Smitli was sent to the county jail yesterday
or stealing a pair of shoes from Keyser's
.tort*.
The indignation against the B .t O. for
ibaudouing the accommodation trains con
inties 1o be loud and vigorous.
Warren Springer, a well known bottle
dower, was buried yesterday, under the
inspires of the glass workers.
Porterfield's oyster depot was visited by
burglars Sunday night and a lot of pro*
visions carried off.
Julia, a two-year-old daughter of Louis
Etyel. died yesterday. Funeral to-morrow
it Hi a. m.
Deputv Sheriff Darby was shakinghunds
with Ids'numerous friends in this city yes*
Hull. A. T. MeKelvey passed through
the city yesterday, on his way to Colum
johnson 1,. Jones, a veteran Democrat of
Billies Bottom, was in the city yesterday.
John K.tdefer,of KodeferBros, glass lac
lory, is in the West on a business trip.
W. < •* Barnard has eontracteil for two
toilers for his new llre-briek plant.
The Turners will give a grand mxsque
rude hall at their hall to-night.
The Belmont Turnrerein will give a hall
a their hall to-morrow night.
Our paved stni'ts are in worsscondition
with mud than ever beforo.
Burglaries and chicken stealing are of
nightly occurrence.
City Solicitor Woodbridge is in Cleve
land ou business.
Albert Marshall is here from Findlay.
MARTIN’S KEKKV.
A very delightful time was spout by the
••(Jui Vive," In dancing, games, etc . at the
residence of Mr. Anderson Ralston, on
Fourth street. The brilliant affair was
ifiveil in houorof Miss Jessie Swartz, of
\ndersou. lnd , who leaves for her homo
this morning. Those present were Misses
KUith McKlui, KUa Cantpbe , Bertie
Blackford. Alma Chessell, Sallie Miller,
Jennie Dixon. Eva Xorthwood, Miss
Ulake. Nellie Sedgwick. Jessie Sheets.
Miss Williamson. Birdie Williams, Sarah
Thomas. Mary Davidson, Sarah Gorman.
Sadie Coyle. Jessie Swartz ami Miss Me
EUlovvnei. of New MartiusviUs. 1 he fol
lowing gents were present Stow art.
Robert Blackford, Charlie Selbv. t runk
/ink \ W. Kerr, Will Crowl trank
Shuttleworth. Alex. Dixon. James Ralston,
\lox McConehey. J W. Bonocker, Emer
ge,, Campbell and George Ralston.
Messrs Rankin .V Ramsey, of the Rush
Run brick works, say that the defective
brick on tvurth street were made of clay
from Bellaire. and not their own pixsiuct.
uul sent down here with their bnek to try
them, and had they used their own brick
tben' would have beeu no defective ones,
and aNo state that they will substitute good
brick for tlie bad ones that arc >n the pave
ment This will certainly be a costly pave
of experimenting. ns it looks as if the bad
brii’k are numerous from one en*l of the
pavement to the other.
The Grocers' ProUs'tive Association in
tends to have a grand blowout on the 4th
of next month, at the Bayless House. W e
are verv thankful to them for a very ur
geut invitation to be there when the good
thing'* are passed around, and would say
that the need not give tbemtelres any uu
easiuess about our being present, at we are
generally ou bands in cases of that kind.
The dividing of the First and Third
wards into two each, making five wards in
the city, giving us ten Counciltnen instead
of six,’ is being agitated by our citizens.
This is thought to (j:> a pood move, a great
many claiming that it will be to the inter
est of our city to have more Councilinen.
The division line of the First ward could be
the C. & 1*. track, and the Third ward
could be divided by JefTcrson street.
H R. Bean left for Ashland, Ky., yester
day in the interest of the McKim nail ma
chine. They have added a large force of
Diacbanists at the McKim machine shops.
It. A. Lindemuth, of the Orchard, was
passing the cigars around last evening.
It’s a boy and weighs eleven pounds, aid
why shouldn't he smile.
A great many of our young people will
attend the Elite ball given by Emmett Mc
Dowell, at Turner Hull, in Wheeling, to
morrow evening.
O. B. Ong, of Pleasant Valley, was in
the city yesterday, on his way to the bed
side of his sick brother, in Cleveland.
The attachment suit of Hildebrand Bros
andS. 1*. Harbourt against Eugene Burris
was compromised yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bettis, of Salem, O.,
who have been visiting relatives here, leave
for home this morning.
Louis Scheele has got the prize coon of
tlie season. It weighed seventeen pounds
before it was dressed.
Ross Mitchell is still confined to his
house, but was a little belter last evening.
Mrs. Dean’s physician had no hopes of
her living through the night last evening.
Mrs. Crider, of Cincinnati, is lying very
ill at the residence of Mr. James Oaither.
Mrs. John Reed, of the First ward, left
>n a visit to her parents in Alliance, O.
The funeral of Mrs. John Noon was
argely attended yesterday.
George Alkborne is still sinking slow
lud may go at any moment.
Baseless Charges.
tyrcial Telegram to the lieqister.
Coi.cmiics, <)., January 27.—At the
ueeting of the managers of the Ohio
state prison to-day the charges of
Tookodness recently made against the
toard and its officials were denounced
»y resolution as baseless ami frivolous.
Must Have Experience.
tpecial Telegram to the Register.
Commiu’s, o., January 20.—Mr. Me
dakin, of Butler, to-day Introduced in
he House a bill providing that the Com
nissioncr of Railroads in Ohio must be
. railroad man of at least 20 years ex
lerience.
riNA.VCK AND TKADK.
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loncy at 2i»3 1-2 r«*r Ont.—Oof-eminent*
Hull ami Steady—Stocks niglier—Floor
Firm Wheat Lower.
Nisw Yokk, January 27.—Money on call
asy at a range of 2 to |ht cent.: last
jau 2 per cent; closed offered at 2 (ht
cut; prime mercantile paper at 7«u7.'* per
cut. Sterling exchange active at 4s5a
Governments—Dull ami steady.
'ours Registered. 120
'our*- Coupons.120
'ours-aml-a-half, Registered.103
'ours-and-a-half, Coupons.103
'acifio Sixes of *85..109
States—Dull and steady.
Haii.uoaus—More active; sales, Jl.los,
IKJ.
Stocks—The stock market to day was
jinewhat of a surprise to many people,
oveloping a sudden strength and activity
ntiroly unlooked for, and the movement of
ie market to-day in connection with that
f yesterday seetn* to indicate that it has
otten out of the rut into which it had
Alien, and promises to become broader and
loro active. The one unsatisfactory
tat u re of the day was the at
.*inpt to bring forward again a
ull card, the sugar receipts and
jo new stock of the company. The latter
as given a twist of over •'» per cent, and
oth became active in the last hour. The
Dalcrs, the grangers and many specialties
ecatue prominent in the upward move
icnt. St. I’aul led the advance in thofore
oon and later Union Pacific came to the
root, followed by Missouri Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Jersey Central, how
ver, outstripped ull the others, its advance
eiug on the same gigantic scale as its
iti* decline. Manhattan recovered almost
11 of its loss. The market fiunlly closed
uiet hut strong, at the highest prices of
he day. The list is almost invariably
igher. Jersey Central is up :t‘4, St. Paul
ml Union Pacific each IK, Missouri
•ucittc ami Northern Pacific each 1
.orthwestern, Lacakawana and Northern
’aeilie preferred 11 Canada Southern
■4. Sales 211,100 shares, Quotations
losed bid.
Adams Kx press, 140; American Ex
cess, 115; Canada Pacific, 731., Central
>ueittc, 30; Chesapeake and Ohio, Is’s';
0 first preferred, 40>£; do second prefer
ed, HO Chicago ami Alton, 127; Chicago,
lurlington ami Quincy, j, Delaware
ml Hudson, IHH; Delaware, Lackawanna
nd Western, 130 4; Denver and Rio Grande
;i; Erie, 19si; do preferred 40; Ft.
Vuvne, 149; Illinois Central. 'J.'; Lake
ihore, 107 Michigan Central, 91; Min
eapolis and St. r.ouis, 5', ; do. preferred,
1 ’■ • Missouri PaciflctW;Northern Pacific
s\; do. preferred, 71',; Northwestern,
tX'L ; do preferred, 134*4 ; New YorkCen
ral idol ; Ori'iron Transcontinental, 10'4;
’ac'ific Mail, 32 , ; Peoria, Decatur and
Ivansvillc, 1U4 : Pittsburg, 150; Pullman
•alacc Car, 1'7; Reading, :LM4; Rock
stand, 0'.i'4 : St. Louis and San Francisco,
• do. preferred. ; do. first preferred,
5; St. Paul, '>4',; do. preferred 110;
It Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba. 103;
it. Paul and Omaha, 24: do preferred, so.
\*xas Pacific, H7C: Union Pacific, 44 ',;
Jolted States Express, 00; WesU*rn
Jnion. ib.
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Wliolmle Market Onotation*.
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Wiibeuxo. January 27, 1391. I
The market continues good. Croon stuff
s now in in liberal quantities ami choice
,UK-k moves off without trouble. Apples
ire in splendid demand. Potatoes are scarce,
mmi demand, quality medium,home raised,
ioor. F.ggsaro in pood demand and scarce
md the supply of butter is irenerous.
‘oiiltry is in stronp demand. Prices are
is follows:
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice l.'aide; country
rood sulne; country fair 4o5e
Kpps, at 27a-Sc per dozen. Demand,
strong and very scarce.
New Beans, for hand-picked navy ttie tie
nund is good but the supply is scarce:
arices are *2 27. to *2 40 per bushel.
Cheese, i>rimo mild Ohio factory 10c;
New York ld','c; I.imbcrper i:tal4c;
sweitzer PJ^atltc; market nominal, de
mand fair, supply heavy.
Potatoes, fl 20 |>cr bushel; Baltimore
nveet$2 40a2 .Mt; Jersey sweet 30a2 77>;
lemand pood, supply fair.
Poultry, old, live chickens, *»• Wat l.» per
jozen. Chickens, hens i>or pound sake; old
jocks 5c; sprint chickens, )>er pound, *a
>c ; per dozen #1 nOalt 00; ducks, young f2 4ti
tOJ nor dozen; scarce.
Rant, country prime in fair demand at
lose; very scarce.
Onions, demand fair, supply good atf >->
to 7. .50 per barrel: supply fair.
Cabbage, new. * I 27.al 50 per barrel; de
mand light, supply heavy.
Apples, *2 7.">a4 741 per barrel; supply
.carce demand good.
New Yoke, January 27.—Flour, receipts
IT 000 packages, exports tl.7aKt; market
lirm and active; sales 27.400 barrels.
Wheat, receipts lfi.OUO bushels; exports
; (KKl bushels; sales 1,52.»,HO0 bushels no
upol;spot market unsettled; No. 1 northern
fl 12‘j : options weak and V lower: No
> red January fl »"■ .: February #1 Of.1,
March #1 00'. : Mav fl 04*4al o... closing
"lM?: June *1 0-2%: ^ ^'V/'
closing at Its : August M5*£. _Kve, «|Uiet
western 77aMV. Barley quiet . No.-Mil
waukee MaS2c: ungraded western da.Kk.
Corn receipts :W,000 bushels; exports 44,
iio bushels; sales 'isO.iKKi bushels futures
iiml bushels spot; spot market
quiet: ungrr'od mixed<K»o; January jee;
February 61',c; May 5!*e; July aB^c.
Oats riveipts t'7.,000 bushels;.exports M,
U HI bushels , sales 25,000 bushels
and "Mi 000 bushels s|Wt; market dull and
unchanged. Hay fairly act-ve. Coffee,
steady and 7a20 points down; Januarj
it; s7ial(i<.kV:c; February in uiain ok. .
M ■!: !• K 't ■’ 1 ■ ® Ni
17i7dal5>Oe; June 15*>0c: July l>.-->a
15 45c: August 15.ldal.Y2dc; September
14 sV; December U 35e; spot Rio. firm at
pic Sugar, firm; refined ouiet. Molasses,
firm. It ice, active. Petroleum, im-gular:
I'nited 7.V„e. Cottonseed Oil,quiet. Kosm
quiet steady. Turpentine, steadier at
mi e. Kggs. steady; western 2->‘<c. «t»oi.
strong; domestic deece 32ad.; pulled 2>.a
•Ck- Texas l>a2tc. Cut meats strong.
I .urd, weak: western steam *i 00; J on
uarv Si d5: February f*> 03; March S'
« P,|. Mav S'. 32 Butter, quiet and weak;
western dairy 12aJ0; do creamery l'a27c;
Klgin ;t'c. flic’s.', strong and fairly ac
tive: Ohio flats 7\. at* 4c.
Chic too, January 27.—The market for
wheat was crushed uuder an early ava
lanche of bull offerings and a straggie to
roach the price at which it had closed yes
terday: missing that point.it became weak
er than ever, and May delivery was selling
at >*4 '. c as the market c'osed. compared
with U7 c yesterday. The chief cause was
the decline of Kc. iu wheat at Liverpool.
There was an advance to 97 Vo in the after
noon. but it soon dropped to tti1,e, and
finally broke to‘J7. 4e, and at the elo»e the
final trading price was the lowest of the
• dav, and I\c lower thin Monday Corn.
! weik and lower. Tne trade in oats was
i light, ami ail on local account. Prov isious,
1 dull, lower. Wheat, cash No ■! spring
'.•o‘4c; No. 3 spring, 86 aS8v't No. 2 red
: 92« a93c; January 90*-4u91 4, closing at
•.mi c. May 95y,u97\, closing at 95 .c July
90>'a92 Yc, dosing at 93c. Coni, cash No.
■! 49c; January 49a49 ,c, dosing at 49c;
February 49t*a49; :c, dosing at 49‘4e;
Muv 5P4a52'i'c, closing at 51 Re. Oats,
cash No. 3, 4.1 yc; January 44c, May 4.. .a
46c, closing a' 45 .o; Juno 44>4a45o, clos
ing at 44;v:. Rye, No. 2,71c. Flaxseed,
No 1 ft 17. Timothy seed, at f 1 25. Mess
Pork, cash, #9 50a9 62; February i'-< 55a
9 75, dosing at f9 50; Mrrch fo 70a9 9 90,
closing at <9 50; May flOalO 37^, closing
at flood’.,. Lard. • ash and February $5 6.»
a.’, «7 March £> SO; May #0 05ati 07tf,
dosing at «605. Bulk Meats, short ribs,
cash ft .'slat Cm; February f4 67 d; March
<4 >‘J1; May *5 10u5 15, dosing at |5 12’?.
shoulders, cash ft 05a4 10; S. C. ft 75n
4 89. Whisky. f! 11 Butter, lower; extra
creamery 25aSfic; extra firsts 22a24c: firsts
16a20c; extra dairy 23u24c; extra firsts Isa
30c. Eggs, 33a23c. R.-ecipts Flour,14,000
barrels; wheat, 6.1,000 bushels, corn, 179,
,(KXJ bushe!s; oats, 170.IKAI bushels; rye,
;,.i)00 bushels; barley, 75,000 bushels.
Shipments Flour, 10,000 barrels; wheat,
42.000 bushels; corn, 144,twtO bushels; oats,
138.000 bushels; rye, 18,000 bushels; barley,
33.000 bushels.
Toi.kdo, O., January 27.—Wheat, weak
and lower; cash and January 90c; May
99S,e; July 91'4c; August 9#?4e. Com,
dull; cash 51c; May .Vic. Oats, i|iiiet; cash
4<ic. Clover Seed, dull; cash ami Feb
ruary $4 55; March >-t 60. Receipts—
heat," 3,000 bushels; corn, 5,(XXI bushels;
clover seed, 4400 bags. Shipments—Flour,
131 barrels; wheat, 6,0oo bushels; com,
1.000 bushels; oats, 4,000 bushels; rfc, 000
bushels; clover seed, ,V8) bags.
Cincinnati, <)., January 27 -Cotton,
steady. Flour, firm. Wheat, firm; No.
2 red 97c; receipts4,500 bushels; shipments
3.000 bushels. Corn, steady; No. 2 mixed
Vic. Oats, steady at 48c. Rye, firm. No. 2,
76c. Provisions, easier. Whiskey, firm
at fl 14. Butter, easier; Elgin creamery
2Na30c; Ohio and Indiana 20a25e; choice
dairy 15at6c. Sugar, easier. Eggs, firm
at 21c. Cheese, linn.
1,1 VK STOCK.
Wheeling, January 27.
There is nothing of especial hnportance
to rejKirt concerning this market. Prices
area trifle changed and there is u fair
demand. The supply of cuttle has been
limited the past week. The prices as
reported by Coodhuc &. Thomas are us fol
Cuttle—Extra, l.ooo to 1,200, ft50u37V;
good, IKK) to 1,000, fi 25a3 50; good, 800 to
WO, |335a3 50; fair, 7<n* to 8410, S375a300;
common, 600 to7iK), fj 50a2 75; bulls, f2 25a
2 VO; cows, fl 77>a2 65.
Hogs—flood demand; extra, <3 75a3'.0;
good ft 5i)a3 60; common, £ i 25a3 50.
Sheep—Active;extra, fl 50a4 75; good, i
M25u4 50; couiinoii, ft 25u3 85; lambs,
(5 000550. I
Fresh Cows are fair at f20 00a35 00.
Culves at f 1 00u5 00. i
East Lihkuty, Pa., January 27.—Cattle,
receipts 483 bead; shipments :Wo head;
market steady at yesterdays’s prices.
Hogs Receipts 2,350 head: shipments
1,200 head: market steady; Philadelphias
tit sVo3 90: fair to good Yorkers f3 65u:t so; ,
ight Yorkers ft 50u3 60; pigs f2 75a3 25. ;
Sheep Receipts l,goo head; shipments ]
too head: market slow and unchanged. |
Ciiicaoo, January Cattle, receipts I
,o«N) head; shipments, tl,000 head: steers t
i3 75a.'. 60; cows fl ooal! 25; stoi’kers fi 25a <
Hogs - Receipts, 4s,000 bead; shipments, <
',000 head; market weak and lower; rough <■
iiid common ft 40a;t 45; good to choice 4
lackers ft 50n3 60: prime heavy weights i
:t 65o3 70; light ft SOalJ 60. '
Sheep—Receipts, \ooo head; shipments,
1.000 head: market steady and shade lower; i
latives fl 75a5 50; westerns f4 50a4 85;
Pexans ft 60a4 60.
Cincinnati, O., January 27.—Hogs,
irm; common and tight, ft (Mali 65; pack- ,
ng and butchers’, ft 60u3 75. Receipts,
1,000 head; shipments, 1,510 head.
wool.
Wheelin''!- Tiksihy. January 27.
The condition oi' the local market is j
iomcwhat changed. What little wool there
vas left in the country has been bought up
he last few days at old prices, and the
Eastern market has improved somewhat,
is wool has been changinghands.The ruling
irices as reported hy Horkheimer Bros, arc
ls follows: Fine liecce, washed, HO to32c; <
inwashed, one-third off; unmeivhautahlu, 1
»ne-fourth off; medium unwashed, 2Uc; j
nediuiu fleece, washed. 33c; tub washed,
I2a34c.
Piiii.ai>ri.I‘I1IA, P\ , January 27.—Wool
i. improved demand and continues with :
iriccsiirm. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West ,
Virginia XX and above 32a34c; X _ 'M :
i32c; medium 37a38c; coarse :t5a!tn\c; New
fork, Michigan, Indiana and Western lino I
>r X and XX 'JsaJbo; medium SfiahSe; 1
•oarse 35u3fic; washed combing and de- ]
aine fine washed X and XX 34u37c; me- i
iium washed combing and delaine 40c; |
joarse do 35a37c; Canada do. .'13a35c; tub i
,cashed choice :«>a40e; fair 85a37e; coarse
I3a35c; unwashed combing and delaine me- 1
Hum unwashed common and delaine
hsidle; Montana fine lsa22c; medium 20a
;:tc; choice20a22c; Territorial fine PalOc;
•oarse do lfta22c.
Boston", Mass., January 27.—There is
•onlinued go<id demand for wool. Terri
ory line thuifor line medium aSatiOe:
rex as, California and Oregon, steady and
mchanged; Ohio linn; P 31a32c; XX and
ihove :i3a34c; Michigan X 30c. Combing
iml delaine firm. Pulled wools firm; choice
mpers at 40a45c; fairto good supers3oal0c;
•xtru 22a;the. Foreign wools firm
(IROCKKIKS.
Wheeling, Ti ksoay, January 27.
There are but few changes in the general
jrucory market. Tea is active and the f
narket presents a strong front, Kicc is
linn and the article is moving off faster
ban usual, ltefincd sugar has dccilued
iomcwhat. Canned goods’ selling freely
it old quotations. Molasses firm. Syrups
it cad v.
Sviufs Choice Sugar Syrup Hon
•y Drips 34c; Sugar (dark) 24c; (3c nddi
Lional in half barrels). New Orleans Mo
lasses— Fanrv .Vic; Choice 50c; Prime 4V;
Fair 14c; Mixed goods, New Orleans :«ia
y>c; Baker's goods 30c. Choice Uelined
Sorghum 37c.
Pimvisioxs- Schenk's medium S. C.
hams 13'r: S. C. breakfast bacon be; S. C.
shoulders 7^|C; city sides • •,»■; hain beef
HV'e; onlinary beef Hie; family mess pork
Ml. piece #13 25; bean |>ork.
Lahd Schenk's pure kettle, toes 7J/c;
SOIL cans 7',c; lard eoni|x>und. tccsttc;
5otb cans 7'.jc; 201b cans n-; lOtt* cans s>4c;
Mb cans S'-.;c.
Canned (loons 3-lb Standard tomatoes
S5ca#l 75; 3-U« fancy tomatoes #1 n'.al 10;
Spcidel’s Own #l' 00; Hartford Co.
Standard corn ‘JOaOuo; 2-lh Maine
process corn #1 OOal 0..; 2-lb Maine
packed sweet corn ?1 25al 30; New York
State Pancv 2-lt> corn #1 40; 3-11. Acorn
brand peacues $3 20; 3-lb standard table
peaches #2*5; 3-lb standard pic peaches
#1 75; 1-lb Deep Sea full standard cove
ovsters ?1 12'j; l-lb light weight cove
ovsters 70c; 2 11. Acorn standanl string
beans 75c: Libby's 3-11. can corn beef *2 20;
Libby's l-1b can chipped beef *250; Libby's
I-It. can lunch toi.guo #2 75
Wool.KNN akk—No. 1 tubs #7 75; No. 2
#0 75; No. 3 #0 00; 2 hoop pails #1 45; 3 hoop
fI 25; sap$1 27>; single washboards#! "si;
double do. #2 50; one crimp double do. #2 25;
single #2 50.
Fin n- -New T rkish PrunosTc; Rai
sins, Valencia loc; layer Ondara ID,*';
London layer raisins ft 5oa2 fill; loose raus
catels#2 :lou2 35; fancy California evapo
rated |ieachcs 25a3fiv: choice California
evaporated peaches 24c; fancy ( .iliforuia
evaporated apricots 21a22c: choice Cali
fornia evujK.rated apricots 22a3.'tc; fancy
evaporated apples lac; choice do 13l-,al4o;
fair do 12Lc.
On.-Lard, extra western strained 75c;
EMEDY
| discovered for
'ecu/, Jn/luinza
sage*. Jt cures
medicine. I se
[ wed, for it is a
JrruffffMs.SOc
Philadelpb5*
l BILADELPBIA. April IB, ISO.
Vmmu> Job* Stai'KBOcse A Co. I)- ar Sir* —I have been afflicted w.th Catarrh f»r year*,
and lmv been under the nare of Physicians, beside* usinir numerous remedies without benefit
until 1 tried Ofw-i; »lnce usiug it I ran recommend it »< the best remedy known for Catarrh.
,. ,n ,rir\ in , testimony to anv one, if they »ill take the trouble to call upon in
Rea pool hilly. HARRY II. GRAFF, :«£l Spring Garden St.
SWI
rs the most
the cure of
and all dig
more cases
'this wonder
sure and pos
iATARRH
| successful remedy ever
Catarrh, < old in the 111
cases of the Masai this
I than any other known
] ful remedy anil get j
itive cure. Sold by all
JOHN STACKHOUSE & CO..
Sold hy LOGAN UUCG CO Wholesale and Reiall
DELICIOUS. STRENGTHENING TO THE NERVES.
Tea and coffee cheer but do not nourish. Tnev even
leave an injurious effect upon the nervous system. Indeed |
there is no beverage like j
“BEST & GOES FARTHEST."
It .... and - i : is o >ne oth<r, leaves n • bud ;
effects and is a flesh-former of the most appro cd type. j
- *n HOI ! rv ■» < «« ' ■ TtartroMWj taka J
. ... .*- Iirn.il.tlv fk . ...rliln. . IT. I I. ft tea I
St with s.loa«ure utiS wfitU 'jrltb la;pa»Il»
f._ < - .rr.*> -it* nlKlatrd i»i U*
111 Th ,Msrll5wi • fr:t (
.• ntl tlWdepsare re. {
| carbon, 110, 7t^c; carbon, IV), 7^c; Lewis
Miner’s winter white oil 4oc: summer
v. lute ’ITa’-Me.
! Si OAi; —Cut loaf "c: Cubes TV*c; fruit
| powdered 7c; ordinary powdered i>^e;
Granulated Standard U%c; Staudard Con
fectioners’ A Standard Grocers’ A
Pearl White A 5$fo: White Extra C
r»'4c; Ohio Vutley New York C .V4c;
Fruit C -W.
Kice—Fancy Pearl 7c: Choice Pearl
t’i'4c; Choice Domestic G^c: 1‘rime Domes- I
tic 6e; Fair Domestic Fancy Head
7>ic.
Coffee—Green Coffee—Fancy Golden
Rio 23>oc; Fancy Green dd‘4c; Puaberry
2d%c; Choice Green ’die: Prime Green
•J0‘ac; Roasting (Trades U'aUi^e; JavadSc.
Roasted, in packages—Ohio Valley 25c;
Standard Loose Roasted d4c.
good, 4yia!>c; medium, 4‘4u4^c; common
HdJa4c; culls, d‘^u.l|4c.
U K MARKET.
Wheeling, Tuesday, January 27.
The following are the quotations in th •
fur market, as reported by llorkbcimer
Mink -No. 1, .lUaTSc: No. 2, 25a40c; No.
3, loal.V.
Muskrat—Fall, lOaluc; Winter, 1 liaise.
Raccoon -Law, No 1. tHhisUe; small,No.
1, .r.l)aii<lo; No. 2, 40aY>e; No.8, 20a30c: No.
4, 10a30c.
Skunk—Black prime, #1 JOa|l 40: hulf
stripe, tjOainio; narrow white stripe, 2.W>0c;
broad and white stripe, 10a20c.
Grey Fox No. 1, cased, 50a75c; No. 1,
0|>eu, itOa.’kk-.
lied Fox—No. I,fl OOal 25; No.3, 50a75e;
No. 3, 25a.‘l5c.
< )tter—No, 1, ds to color, f i 00a5 (X).
Opossums Large, cased prime, 15a20c;
large, open prime, loal.V.
Bear—Bear, black, $10 00al5 00; tiear,
cubs and yearlings, #4 (Was UO.
Ginseng—No. 1. dry, $3 00 per pound.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FKKD.
Wheeling, Tuesday, January 27.
The quotations in this market are all un
changed. The Hour market is dull and
wheat is slow at quotations. Oats are
Arm and hay is vacillating somewhat, while
prices for mill feed continue firm.
The following quotations are wholesale,
retail prices being .70 to 75 cents higher:
Flock—Choice family dour in wood,
f5 00; in paper ft S5 per barrel.
Grain Wheat per bushel, No. 1, 05c;
jorn per bushel 75c; oats, per bushel,
15c.
Feki> Middlings per ton $20 00; bran
per ton $20 (JO; baled hay per ton 110 00a
12 00; loose hay $7 00 per ton.
\ Lllile Supply of Grain.
Chic ago, January 27.—The visible sup
>ly of grain, as reported for the Hoard of
rrade, is as follows: Wheat, 24,022 bushels;
Ice reuse 770,000 bushels; corn, 2,04H,000
jusliels;decrease,05,000 bushels; oats,
1s7,oin) bushels: decrease, 00,000 bushels;
•ye,417,000 bushels; decrease, l.ooo bush- 1
•is: barley, 2,3*2,000 bushels; decrease, u
22,000 bushels.
FBTKOLKUM.
New York, Janunry 27. Petroleum j1
ipeoed weak and dclineu ;■,<• in early trail- ,,
og, but reacted later ami closed sternly. „
h unsylvania oil, spot opened at 75c; ,
lighest 75 ‘ae; lowest 72:,„c; closed at 72 Cc. i
■'ebruary option, 0|>eniug and highest :l
5*4c; lowest 74'do; closed at 75'-,c. I.iina
iil 10c. Sales 10,000 barrels. „
On. Citt. Pa., January 27.—Petroleum r
pened ut 74 dc; highest74!.c; lowest 74 Vc; .•
loscd at 717„c. Sues, 71,000barrels: clear- «
uecs, 224,000 barrels; charters, 41,270 bar- o
els; shipments, 12,711 barrels; runs,
lo,21s barrels.
Pittsburg, Pa., January 27.—Nothing
loiug; 74' j'c bid.
The Metal Market,
New York, January 27.—Pig iron, quiet,
topper, easier; lake f14 40. Tin, sternly:
traits $20 10.
gcivtl JJoticcft.
^COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. R
Georn<! E. Boyd, Complainant, j}
Adam Ai*kt*rnmi»ii ao«l oth**r>, Dt‘f*H<lniit<
Iii thf Circuit Court of Ohio coiiuly, Weil
Virginia, lu Chancery.
By virtue uf an orb*r «‘iitenad in the ahov**
entitled raiiM* oil the 6 h day of January. IMB.
it is referred t*» the uiideraiKiied Cointnis>uui* r
of said Court In lake, slate and report »s ful
First—Of what real estate the said Adam
Ack«arnmiiii is sei/.«*d.
Second—The value thereof, the liens thereon 1
aud their priorities.
Third Atiy other niatt«rdeeiiied pertinent l»y J
the Coiuiuissiomr, «>r required by any of the
1 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Wednesday, the nth day of Feb
ruary. 1MB, coiiiiuenciug at P o'clock m . as
the tune, and hi> "file**, No. I KM Chnpline
strert, in the city «»f Wheeling, Ohio county.
West Virginia, as the place at which he will
proceed to ascertain and reinirt the several
matters in the said order «»f reference required.
Given under my hand this lOtli day «*f Janu
ary, 1MB. GKO KG K K. E. GILCHRIST.
Commissioner. r<
Gkoroe E. Boyd, Solicitor f«»r Complainant.
JaPioawt
• _ d
V'OTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To all porvons holding li- n-», by judgment or
otherwise, on the renl <^tutr, or any part there
of. of Adam Ackormann:
In pursuance of a decree of the f trcuit Court
•>1 Oilij county, inadi' in a c:iu,e therein pend
ing, to ttuhjee.i lb** r>-al eslnl,- of the said Adam
Aek.-rmauu to tbr satisfaction of the Ileus
thereon. Jon :tr-- hereby required to present all
claims held by jou and • licit of j..u against the
.aid Adam Aek.-rmatin. which are lien* on bln
r.-al estate, or any part of ii. for adjndio.tion
to niH, at my ofllri*, No. 1 MM Chaplin.- alreei. in
the city of Wheeling, in Ohio county. \V. Va ,
on or tr.-ft.ri- tin- IHh t ay of February, |Mp|. j,
Giv.-tt utt.h r my Itaitd this Kith day "f -lann
rv, Pfltl. (iEOBCK R. K. GILCHRIST.
faKoawt_ Commission.r. (|
Humphreys’
Ian. HowitKKr.' .sna.-tru.-s or.-w-k-iitmcall.v and
it Ion, ; used for many
surceas.and for over
cart-full} prepared pr.-serlutln
y.-ant lu private practice with s
thirty year*urou by the |-c..pl.
thirty year, usisl by the |*-.iplo. Krery single Spe
fitlc hi a special c
„ | „ *un* for the dlM-tuie named.
Thee S|kvIUc* cure without drugging, ptirg
lugor reduelug tho system, and ure In faet and
deed the aovc reign rrmedleuoflheW orld.
usTormnaPALiKM. ctiiuts. i-hice*.
I Fevern. fongeatlon. lutl.iiuniatlon . .'j
-J Worm-.. W.-rni Kwer, Worm Colle •*
Crying Voile,or! ee thing of Infanta
rht ----
4 Dial-then. of t'hlldren or Adulh*
j Dynenlcry. Urlplug. Billon* folk
« fnulerit Morhua, Vomiting..
7 fougha. fold, llr tnehltht
H Nt-urnlglii. Tootnaehe.Kaeeoebr
H |'|Vatiai'hcL Slcklleadachts Vertigo
1,1 llv.pepsin. Bilious htomaeb
U If) s|Frptaiii« . ... ■
I 1 Kuppri'med or KmIiiIuI Pcrloua
HBltCKi loti Profuse Periods
t Croup, t'ougb, lHfflcult Breathing
' It hen in, erysipelas, tnioli .i
if Salt kht-uin, Erysipelas, tniotloua.
1.* Kheuniutl.nl. Kbeumatlelulu*....
1 «i fever ami Ague, thills, Mularla
17 Pile«, mind or Bleeding ... . . ...
In i'ntnrrh. Influenia, Cold Inthe Head ..
"20 Whooping Cough. Violent fought* .
•XI General !»<• I.llll> .Physical Weakness .
-27 Kidney iHaenae •
•2H Nervous Debility . *■
ilu I rltinry Wetthneia. Wetting Ned. .
Jj j llivi-nvt', of I lit- II enrt. Palpluitlon 1.
HUMPHREYS’ MEDICINE CO..
Cor. William and John Streets, New York.
SPECIFICS
Sold by Druggists, or Kent tmstpald on receipt
,f price.' L>n Humi-ii ueys1 Mavi au IIM pag.w)
iohly Uiuud In cloth and gold, mailed free.
I prescribe and folly en
dorse Klg (• *H (tie only
specific for Uieccriatii cure
of tlila dlM-uN**.
U. U 1MJRAII AM.M. I)..
AiiisU -rda.ti. N. Y.
We Lev® wild Itig (• •*£•
many years, and It !ia4
«;iven th« tiest of eatti*
action.
U R DYCIIKAOO..
Clil<-a(o, 111.
’■srkltl.fO. Hold by Urutg.sii.
fifty year
Si* Pei Cent, Gold Bonds For Sale.
A LIMITED M’MHER OF WHEELING
1 *■ and Terminal Railway Company v.i
P*r cent Virst Mortgage Fifty YearGoid Bond
arr hereby ottered for sal.-. These bonds nr
secured h- a deed of trust on the Bridge*. Tun
nel* and Track* and other property of the Com
pany, and are believed to be a good, safe and
permanent investment. Interest payable hair
yarly. Apply to GEO. W. ECKHART, Jr.,
Cashier People'* Bank,
Or. Tho» O'Brie*,
oc33h Heal Estate and Stock Broker. *
or Sale
, STOCKS.
30 Shares lieu wood Nail Stock.
13 Shares lee and Storage Stock.
15 Shares Belmont Nail Stock
REAL ESTATE.
House Nos. rut? and 1-jiiw Main street.
S. uth Cti:i;-ltnr Street Building Lot.
I.ou Nos. i, a \ud 3. Gilchrist addition. South
rrunt street.
S.*uth Half of Lot So. 53 North Main street.
House No. 318 North Main street.
THOS. O'UHIEN,Secretary W.T.AT.Co
Real Estate and Si. cs Broker,
Office, Room No. 1. Reilly Building
Market Street.
Telephone bftt, j.tij .
Rolf & Harvey,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
W* Buys Lot igiMlA) on South llurou street.
All cash.
♦mu Buys Lot atelOO on McCulloch street.
♦7m Buys House of three rooms: lot 30x100. ou
MoColhs'll Street.
♦1,001) Buys one acre fronting on National
Mite and lane, opposite Wheeling Park. Only
t few ilav* at this price. All cash A bargain, i
11.500 Buys Farm of twelve sen's, good five
ootn house and barn, with fruit trees, at Ro
ley's Point ♦ftUUcasli handles this, balance on
lino. Only a few <la>» at this price.
fc’,500 Buys Double Frame House, lot f»i\|i»i.
ui Fortieth stre.'t,
♦ft.UlO But s Brick Hou-e of eleven rooms on
h.lpli.tri-el near Eleventh: hot and Cold I
valor bathroom, laith kinds of gases; posses i
n>n at ... This is a bargain: look it up.
Lots at MeMeeIn'll from rl'ifi upward. You ,
nil make uiouey by buying one at present |
ROLF A HARVEY,
Real Estate Agents,
Telephone M8. I3H Market Street, j
lg£ie*da
PUBLIC SALE
Wheeling Female College Property.
Will l~- offer**] at Pulillc Sal- <>n
lll’RSDA V, the I'.'tl. day ..f KKHRIAUY. INtl.
t IDu-lock a. Ill . at tlie north .'root door id tin' 1
a .»i rt 11 oust* of Ohio county, the real estate of .
•• Wheeling F* iii.tl* tof lot*
umber£T»|, uto. l.m and *n l.< ir street, an.I
*t■» number 2*7. art* and W < n I. -treet.
uh a frout4ur. of uitout aio feet on Eoff tr«***t, |
ml ut>out |:«i fe.-t on Jaeob street, with the i
irjr« four story brick building erected thereon
lid building wi* *|*eclally erected aud t> well (
lapted for tt .school ami bearding hull, Contain- j
i about sixty room*, divided Into parlors, dlu* |
n: room, Softool hail, recitation room. and i
bout fort} lodging rooms, all well and cotnf< r \
ibly arranged. t
Tutus or Salk One fourth in cash and as j
mob more u> tin- purchaser may elect. and the
•rualmb r in one. two and three y* .*r*. the pur 5
Dimer uMVinu notes for the deferred payment* I
I til !ntere*t payable Semiannually, to lie so- I
ired by deed of trust on the property, with a \
•asouahh- insurance against fir* Any addi- }
onal i ii format ion may In* obtained of any of j
ie undersigned coinnutie**. [
fHDf)buys lotfiU\l9)un Erie street.
*700 buys lot rtoxlUton South York street. i
*!.‘JU0hii)> lot NKIUO on Wood sir* * !
11.40) buys a Thre* -Roomed llriok House
?I.mii buy» a Four Roomed Hrick and a Three*
oomed Frame House.
fl.ijUU buys a Five Rootm-d Frame Houm*,
rge lot.
fj .'su buys i Five Roomed Itrick IIoum*. j
FOR RENT.
Store lb*- in MM3 Market street.
No. PJl>i Hid Uti Jacob *t., vvm r* * lil* each. , i
MONEY TO LOAN.
GKO. I MATH ISON. u
K- il Klilillr A If* lit,
T-I-Jilion- ur7. r.’iu Chaplin- street. L
C. t». lll'BHAHO, v
K C. HAKZKKK,
■i i: h n • h i s
Jil?
^OU KENT.
Possession at Once.
So. n Ohio street. >n rooms, frame.
No. ft North Broadway. fra.. ilv• r>»<»m»
No. yi*)0 K*■ IT si . «ti r. room mid dwelling
No. aaB Kolf street. Itri’-k. nis room* and hall.
No 8117 Main -treet, storeroom.
8toreio:m N. W corner /.tin A N Broadway,
storeroom Oil Twenty first -t., near Main st.
Possession April 1st,
No. 7 N. l’enu street. «l\ rooms, frame
No. S. Huron street, -i\ Moms mol bath
Dairy Karin. II aere*. mi filenn's Hun.
No 1311 McCulloch st., fra.. storeroom and
aeliintr: eorner Foiirteeiilh and McCollorh
No. 71 New Jersey street, frame. MI rooms.
No. MSOhio street, frame, -in rooms
No. Wl Ohio sireei. tlir--. room-«• aid f. . r
No. wl Ohio street, three rooms ilr-t floor
No. '.'MU Main si., hriek. 18 r.~ ms. larire yard.
No 8S0N Ei :T stnel. I rlclt, la'fte ) «rd
No. loIV Koil street, frame, six rooms
No. SltVI Main street, four rooms third floor
No aitSl Main street, storeroom and dwelling
No 11:. TTitrtv ilnrJ -ireei. hriek. Bve rootii
Six room frame dwelling, I.eaiherwiHel,
No 1311 Market street, line oflle- room.
Stahl, ill rear ot IS Kllioeulh street
FOR SALE.
.. n Jaeoh street. !»■
just south of Marshall
hi tie manufacturing
• Korly-eighlli sir*
unty line. ..... ... .
I'he entire s.|uare Isiullded hV M.tlll Iwelllx
irlh and Twenty-flflh *lreet. and Alley It
lx l'JI feet. , . . ....
S'o, 77 Main treet. live room*, hriek, »I. <W
RINEHART & TATUM,
, ,, Ho BN Market Street
POH S-A-HjE.
\
i
i
i.
A
nr rootned hou
No kW Wood s'r.et
ur lots, with Bve roomed li
uround frontin'.: Ui
. on High
i rsi>
, ■ I lie
i .r»i
■t in
I ..tU'
ieroomed houae.SSM Market street
roomed liou»e. Sixteenth street , . . .
roe roomed hou«e. '.'round H0\ 1*1 feet
Irst w ard ..
■•li roomed house III N V ork "treet
rmitti. d house, '.tr.' N Xork stn • t
ree riMinied house. 81111 Hissl If". 1
II roomed house 718 Main sire. I
urn-.I lion-.. KI fill ward
ree houses in SiMli ward. rental
Mil per annum
’welve lots in Kllall. Whyte mid I
.lit 1-11 (ItA) to (III
went)- live lots near Hr n wood
• J|1, g|) e* \ t**rill%.
luiiufuCturiiii: -it** 4 ‘I**v**!:»n«l in I »
rg Kailroad de|«.t. Martin * Kerry
II,.. lot on Movst.iu street sixth ward fl.KM
half lot on Moyston street. WO
i„.. half lot on Eon street, SUth ward, ft It B
•
*wnt\ five - four mil»* wi ••(••ity.roti
nlnit -amlBtone uuarrv. ‘|U4li»> of
ill wioiii. and •!<»*» with bank <»l**t*' i
FOR RENT.
xl lag her ■
One of the l»'*t store rooms on t'haplme -ire. t. ,
iiih ward. I'ossessiou April I.
S. NESBITT. Jr.
IT.IU Market Street.
jaSIh
financial.
Stat* AKD CTTT DxroerronT
ST0CE8<>I.I)*R* DoCM-T I.TABI *
..a™**
Goeernroent »n d Local B-nd. l-oa«ht and »‘>l <*•
Draft* t»*ued on any point In Europe, at »«l
• on the principal citie* of the United SUtet.
A General Baukinir Bu»ine»* tranaacted.
WM A. ISETT, Preaident.
WM B SIMPSON, Vice Preaident.
ull r l* JKPSON ' MklH
Draft* l»«ued on England, Ireland, SaollaaU
EXCHANGE BANK
!A PITA I*..
. N VANCE.
S. UELAPUAIN
. Preaident.
. Vioe-Pre* dent.
\TATIONAL BANK Ur w. va,
IX at wheeling
CAP SotuiwMt oor. M»ln »n>[ -cik KSS
does a general hanking hi sines.
DIKXtT»<lt*»
AUGUST ROLF JOH*
MICHAEL REILLY. « R HA/LETT.
E Vi. OGLK8AY, J R “ i-‘jL Kr>1*
CHAS. »• HRot KI NIER
p i pi w (iGl.KHA Y, |*r«
CHAS W lili-H KI NICK, Vio* l*r«»UI«B
JOHN WAGNER. Ck»E»»-f.
LAWKEN'l E E. SANGS Am 11
ALL KINDS OF
PRITlTinG
Neatly and Promptly Eaecuttd
—At TUI—
REGISTER OFFICE, i
Uut!ruui>«.
I>ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiL
ROAD DSPAKTCKC A AP.MIVai.Cr Train*
At Wheeling F.a.teru
tllUC. Schedule ID effect
January lot, iwi.
MAIN LINE EAST
For Baltimore, Philadel
phia and New York, li US,
4:66 am, 9:30 p m dally.
Cumberland Accommo
dation, 8 'JO a. a., daily
eirrpt Sunday.
Grafton Aocomrooda
tioB, 2:90 p. to. dally, eg
cept Sunday.
Mound, rule Accommodation, it uo a m.. ej
c^pt Sunday, and 2:30 p. m. and <-tc«pt Sunday.
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
to a m and 12 46 p m. and II 4u p. m.. dally.
LuiuiM*rlaod Aoci>ltiiuodftllon, 6 Ub l>. tu ri*
C*ylSunday
Grafton Accommodation. 12:46 n m„ daily
Mound.ville Aoeommodatl m, S 46 a m , and
P- daily, nnd 5:US dally, **iorpiSuLd*y.
TRANS-OllIO division.
Kor Chicago, 7:M and II.06 a. m and » ,s
p. m. dally, dally, eieept Sunday
Cincinnati Eipre.i 7 0 and 11 06 a m daily
and until., m. eieept Saturday, und 3:90a in’
Sunday only.
Aocommodatlon, 4 30 p. n, Mo.pt
St. cfairivliU Accommodation, II u( . in aid
C30p m., except Sunday.
Chicago Kipre.., |2 66 and & 8) a. m .and* It)
J^w.. dally, and 11:00 a. in. da: v. n-., t :,ut
d OinwnaaU Ktprata. 6 40 a. m. aad #:lo p. ir..
Columbu. Accommodation. II uo a m dally
neept Sunday.
St. CUlrtvifie Aocommodat.un, 11:00*. tu and
0 10 p. id. except Sunday
W„ p. \ B. DIVISION.
For PUUburg. b.45 and 7 a. ro . and f JO p.
B1--and 1 10 p. tu , daily, noept Sunday
" aaniuirton Accommodation, h W i» n. « i
o**pt Sunday.
Prom PitUburg, 11:00 a. in dally, 12 4I> p m
ciccpt Sunday, * f>6 and 10.30 p m , dally and
9:90 a. m., Sunday only.
W aelnngtcn Accommodation, 7:60 a in Jail*
ciccpt Sunday.
. CHAS O WTLL,
General Pai-»eu.:er Ai.eui, Baltimore
j. s. lank. \\ -
Ohio river railroad.
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follow*—Central Tim*. All train* dally ric. yt
tliu»* marked ttiu* t. which do u. t run >,n Sun
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For rate* and other lufnrtn.Uon, addre*.
f. J. ROBINSON. G P A , Parker,!,ur*
J. HANDY, A u i“ Parkeraburc.
.G. TOMLINSON, Pa* Aiful, Wheeling, \V V
From Bridgeport Station.
Trams vIt the Cleveland »n 1 l*IIUt ury IUu
>ad l**nv«* fur I'ltOi-uri, Cbk^o
nd Cleveland 4 n. in Hof l*t(i»l»u. 10 14
a* 1* • r CbldtfO Mi l C’ .v libit, I 00 t M
or IMtuhurjr and New York, % 44 i in Koi
i«ul»*uville, H U a n».
Train* nrrtv** i%t llri«l*re|M>rt at H in a m . |i» *i
. m . 14:10 t» m . 4 Wi- if. . an*! H.lfip tn
Ou Sal urJ:i\-only r r K**t LiV«r|t., flu
ra.; from Kail Liven not. II 14 j. m.
K KO M WHKKLING STATION.
Tramm via tin* l'ilUl>urg, Cincinnati it. J Si.
inula Kailway. I’an Handle leave M I...
iIT. for SU'wIm IiVtlle, l*ltt»hur»T Itt•! ll.»* hu»l
40 a. tn , 14 ;tf> j tn., 3 JO |i in aud * <0 i in
or Columbus. Cincinnati, Indian*}* ii* m4 M
,«>ul*. ft 40 a. in and M til i in# Kor Oluiuhus
ud Chicago, 14 *’4S j* m Train* arrive at Wh»
nr at f» AO v m 10 tit a m . 7 4f> i> m , and * ho
in. Trains leaving at fl Ji a rn and arriving
i M *J) |» in run ■••lid hetwewa \\ h****liag and
itUburg. Ao Uiill daily HOtpt huudav
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(Ku-t Flying Virginian )
Vestll ule Limit* I *• »id. with Dining far t*e
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estibula Sleeuer In*(w««i WaaklttgUMl a*d
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l»* in Kffect J tnuary I, lewi
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llennsylvania Linesli
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v*» at Cbarlraton .'ll .'I » b HoUuirt
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ini'll:fiat i and W a-1 mirlMi. S-.lld traiu Ut«« n
luritifiati and *llJ I'ulnt dally.
A (S O M MO 0 A TO N T BAIN'S.
111‘NTIMiToN' DIVISION N" IS l.-a*.
lilt,,II K, dally 1 Via in arr »> llunt.nirt, u
'lip ill. N‘ 14, dallv, l.-aw Ituiillairtnn * ■'
tu . arm.- t ltftou K'l.rir*' t *• p *'■ ' H*.
ally I'nvpt Randay. I. av.' Kant S »•!!
i arnvr lluiitnuit. n I'l'lia ni N‘ 1* daily
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n.. K ,.t s» w. II 7 'ft |, n.
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|.i Sunday. I. av. A'tiland Jnl.f*ln.n A H.a n, .
,ri\. Cini'llina'I 1.’ I * a ill N la dui. ,a|.-* it
imday, l^at*-t.'inrlntiatl S HI p in . »rriv. A • t>
,nd Juh'-tnii, 7 is p ir. N IW. dally 'p
uudav. I*‘a»n May till*' 5 15a in arm. i ,a
iunati U tl a m N SI), dally ►»>•< ;,t Nua.ia*
aT.('in inn ,tl 5 U) p. iu. arrl». Maya»ill«
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lUumbrr*
WM. HARE A SON,
practical
Plumbers. Gas S Steam Fitters,
Mo. 33 Twolfth 81root.
All*ork door i»foniHiy»»nio«ir»»»oo*l .» prw*
J1|U 0. C»A» H
Jixira U/T*
Mansbarger, Loti A McKown,
PKACTICA L
Plumbers, Uas A Steam Fitters.
JJ T«»irUi SC, Wk**ilo«. w. »•.
«*!•! ■ . rora iN A »,,r* • «•
'
TRlMpLE A LlJTX.
CokeOvei and Engine Supplies.
Ir0n P”;Sv“vT»d Cook.
[njoctore and Syphonn.
Btoam and Water Gauges
Plumbing. Gas and Steam Heating.
inti md HI- M»rk«-t
WHKKLIXO. » VA
lAKOXirs. L RASAS A Ml ALL KI»US Of
l Uiablit fo» *»J» o* IS* RlMl’TiO CmU.CH

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