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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
A Medicine Ches, for 20 Cenos.

Perhaps no one medicine il so uni
versally required by everybody a. a
good cathartic. Swayne's Tar and Sar
saparlla Pills are prepared expressly to
meet this necessity, being composed oi
purely vegetable ingredients, of which
Podophyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, and 9th
or concentrated juiccscnter largely into
their composition, the whole strength oi
which Il extracted on an entirely new
principle. They are mild in their oper.
alton, produce no gripping, and are truly
a valuable purgativc, apeflent, anti-bil'
lious and cathartiC medicine. They
stimulate the liver to healthy action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels 81 all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia Indigestion, bilious, inter
mittent, remittent andcongcstiye fevers,
langour, drowsiness, aching pains in
the back, head, slight chills, with
Pushes 81 heat, female irregularities,
and for bilious and custiye habit, no
medicine Is 80 prompt aud eEectual ~
DR.. swayne's Tar and SarSaparilla piils
Prepared by DR. Swayne K Son, Phila-
dclphia Price - cents box, five
boxes 81, %. Sobi hy druggists
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tiee, hayeng had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the krnula Of
q simple vegetable remel y ior the speedy
and permanent cure OF consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat aud lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure Tor nervous dehili-
~ and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers III thousands Of cases. has felt il
his duty to make it known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actnatei by this motive,
and a desire 10 relieve human suffering.
l viii send, free OF charge, TO all who
desire it, the receipt, with full directions
for preparing, in German, French or
English, Send by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming the paper, w. W.
sherar, lis Powers Block, Rochester,
y. Y.
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on a HIGH.
Facts and Fears Concerning the
Expected Height of the Raging
Ohio

II
Expected Height of the Raging
Ohio.
Semi-annually, or as regularly as
spring and autumn roll around in their
ceaseless course, comes scare about u
food, and sometimes from good cause
and sometimes from none. Many
people are experiencing one OF these
attacks of fear at present, and probably
with good reason too. Many pious
Christians who live on low ground, care
fully examined the heavens last even
ing for the bow of promise" and fail
ing in the search To find the prismatic
colors, concluded, with lngersoll, that
a certain promise had been forgotten,
and there was no time like the present for
building an ark. These were low ground
liyers, and they writhed under the look
OF happy security reflected on the faces
OF those y no dwelt above high water
mark.
There was some talk of anchoring the
Island, but in justice To- the jewellers on
that garden spot, We must say that
fears for their safety are usually ex-
pressed hv those who have no interest
there and are debarred of the privilege
of living in that insular paradise.
But perhaps this is no joke, for be-
yond the shadow of shade OF doubt We
will have large river. Twenty-eight
ieet of water at midnight and rising
steadily. The latest reports from Pitts
burgh show depth there of twenty-six
icct and rising slowly. At times there
is difference between the two places
of eleven feet in our favor. AT this rate
We should have thirty-seyen feet
here. But this difference is
perhaps too much for IN average which
is about nine, giving us depth Of
thirty-tive feet This is very high
river, as many low cellars will find to
their cost Ii is thought that thirty-tve
ieet will hiring water into all Main street
cellars connected by sewer with the
river. and in several business houses in
that section, busy scene WAS enacted
last evening i'll moving up goods. There
are few articles among the many staples
in which our merchants deal, that can
be improved 10y good soaking.
Concerning the coming high water,
the old river men have various oPln-
ions. 1t is thought 10y some, that the
cool weather will cheek II somewhat,
and by others that it will not. All
agree in expecting depth al thirty-iiNe
feet, which will probably lie the maxi
mum height. 81 IL You have any pre-
paratiuns L. make 1t is better To- be
sure than sorry, take time 10y the fore
lock.
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nosoAwez EASsAs III. 20
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ESTHER.


Last night fair sized audience
gathered at the Opera House to witness
the second performance of this beautl-
full comtata. The rendition was much
better than the night before, owing To
the fact that there was larger audience
in attendance, and thrt those who took
part appeared to display more conf
dence. 1t is but just, however, Tor us
to say that each performed their part
with much credit, both TO themselves
and the management.
CHARITY CONCERT.
For some days past extensive prepara-
tons have been made for the charity
concert which is 10 he given ut the
Opera House tonight. The best local
talent has been secured by the manage
ment for the entertainment, and as the
object is most landahle one, ii is to be
hoped that all who have pure charity
within their hearts and the love OF good
music in their souls, will turn out and
fill the Opera House as il has never been
filled before. Remember that for those
who attend there is a double enjoyment
OF knowing that while they are listening
to delightful melody they are aiding III
the cause Of the worthiest Of all objects
charity.
REPETITION OF QUEEN ESTHER TOMORROW
NIGHT.
The managers and singers have re-
solved to accede To what seems TO be
the general desire, viz: third presen-
tation of THE Beauteous Queen The
only time that seems entirely favorable
to all concerned is to morrow night,
Prof. Seager having an engagement next
week that cannot be changed. For to-
morrow nights performance, at the
request OF the committee, one Of
the solo Ovi,s, or solo be-
tween the acts will he taken by MIR.
Scager. There will also he introduced II
new feature that will prove exceedingly
interesting, but we are not al liberty Ia
state what it IL.
Every singer adult and Juvenile, tax
ing part ia the performance, are request
ed 10 call at Lucas music store some
time to-day or early this evening The
sale OF seats will begin this afternoon at
two o'clock. secured seats beingonly 10
cents. Unreseryed seats i'll the gallery
% cents.
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The Effect OF Advertising.

4 lew ,lays since, the Leathernid
Manufacturing Company II Fulton, TT
reivrl letter irom gentleman in Lon
dru, England, asking To bc constituted
agent Tor the Leatheroid Company in
London. In the letter the gentleman
enclosed a one pound bank note. equiv
alent I" -, Tor samples, and also stated
that he had read the company's atyer-
.tisemeut in tn. Wheeliug RSIsrgR. 1t
is sale to say that the ,umpany have I'M
plicil faith in advertising.
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ErlarSed and Improved.

On next Sunday the Meas Liter will
surprise its patrons by appearing in a
much larger form. Ii is a precocious
chilli and has grown rapidly, and shows
a corresponding improvement OF quality
as we'll rs quantity. Ii will contain
ioriv columns, extra hong, of the hest
local and lates, Geographic news and
most interesting miscellany. In its new
form it win lie the largest sheet pub
lished in West Virginia, through which
State il is rapidly gaining in favor. Ii
You wish to pass your SUNDAYS leisure
in reading the latest news, at home and
abroad, read the .Ne,rs- Lite.
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The Waverly.

At the above society last night the
question under discussion was one de-
.cIarimg that lawyers were n nuisance,
that the profession WAS too largely rep
resented here, and that immediate steps
should he taken To thin them out.
With a courage worthy noblcr object
Young orator arose ami hurled the first
jayclin. An incipirnt Coke responded,
and the war began. Finally the adjective
vocabulary ol the affirmative Was ex-
haustcd, and they were routed, horse,
foot and Dragons. The legal fraternity
oi this city will doubtless be glad to
know oi this important decision which
secures to them lie OF uninterrupted
peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
LIVE sTocK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, December ll.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day l53 head OF through and
$50 head of local; total for two days l53
head of through and ,293 head OF local;
all sold out; prime at ~ lo(a5 %;
lair to good 81 25(G4 90; common 10 fair
s. 1894 90.
Hogs Receipts to-day $3.50 head;
total for two days $500 head; Workers
81 7OG2 so; Philadelphias 81 90(63 90.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 500 head;
total for two days $500 head. Selling at
s. 75(di 90. Market has been active.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 1.-THE Drorers'
Journal reports hog receipts $4,000 head;
shipments $4,000 head. Market steady
with fair demand; choice heavy 81 20
@2 30; light 81 45S2 90; packing = 10
a. Is.
Receipts 400 head; ship
ments 100 head. Market active and
firm; shipping - 0Ota5 p; feeders and
stockers 81 30(G2 30; butchers steers
81 70taS 30; cows 81 OOta2 80; Cherokees
- 30.
Sheep-Receipts l,400 head; ship
ments 70 head. Market unchanged At
- 50G4 -.
New York.
New IoRK, December ll.-Beeves
Receipts for two days 100 head; about
1900 cattle due this morning are back
on the Erie and Hudson river roads.
Market firmer and nearly 4c higher than
the closing rates Monday; common To
prime steers 74G9!c; extras 9lGlo';
a few tops at lola l0cl.
Sheep-Receipt for two days $500
head; about 20 car loads are Ia arrive AS
soon as trains can get through. Market
firm and offerings readily sold At null
prices; 4(G5sc FOR sheep; 4la}5tc for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts ior two days 100
head; 30 carloads are back live hogs do
ing "a little better and ten ears sold at
81 l2I(G3 Isl per loo lbs.
Cincinnati.
CiNCINNATI, December ll.--iogs
In good demand; common - 2Od2 NJ;
light y 5s@2 70; packing - '6Ota2 ST.
butchers 81 75(d2 81. Receipts 1928
heal. SHIPMENTS 4. 200 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
High Water at Wheeling.

The following table, which was made
out from the Pittsburgh water marks
will he found Of use for reference in re-
gard to the stage OF water or floods in
the river. Add eight feet, the difference
between this city and Pittsburgh, To the
marks in the table and YOU will have
the various stages oil water AT this point
during the past rs years. II will be oh
served that the flood Of lS32 heads them
all in regard Ia the amount OF water:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
Holidays.

Persons DESTROYS OF making purchases
for Christmas presents cannotdo better
than to call at the Little Shoe House
Around the Corner, Jerry Clemens, and
see the nice articles suitable to gladden.
the hearts OF many. Elegant worked slip
pcrs for gentlemen and the finest assort-
mcnt for ladies, misses and children :
wear, consisting OF Cloth Top, Cur Md
and French Kid Button shoes, Toilet
Slippers and alhlost every other article
kept in first class shoe house. The
examination OF stock is respectfully
solicited 10y the public. No trouble to
show goods.
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Nuptisls.

At length We can lift the Veil aud as
sumo the pressure oi informing AN
aghnized pnblic of the name OF that
newspaper who man Was married. Yes
tcriav afternoon, At the rrsidrncr NJ the
brides mother, were married Mr.
Charles W. lenkari and Miss Ida May
Berger, all al this city. No cants. The
ceremony was performed at three
o'clock by Rev. L. K. Swope, al ~,
Matthews Chunrh, in the presence al
only the family and a lew intimate
friends. After psrtsking al q bountiful
supper, the young pair HIT Tor Allie
ghenv. and after brief visit win return
and domesticate at the residence nj the
brides sister, Mrs. Brues.
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Grafton locals.

Rev. Il. T.. Hit closed a very success
iul season I'll revivalsat the l. Il. Church,
West Grafton, on sunday last.
j, ". Hull has removed To his new
store under Masonic hall, ami has open
cd up in the hardware business.
Miss Della Wiley, Of Baltimore, has
returned from visit Ia Fairmont, ana
is again with her friends in West Graf
ton.
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Another Valuable Hint.

Few, il any, proprietary medicines in
America have conferred 50 great boon
on society a. Or. c. McIane's Celebra.
ted Liver Pills"--hence limitations arr
being submitted ior extra profit by
many druggists But as the Dr.'s name
is speh LASE, and the directions
wrapped inside are printed on water
marked paper, while Che Pills are OF a
darkish hne-Otherwise You viii he
duped with trash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YoRK, December ll.-Dry Goods
The jobbing trade Was triile more
active to-day, but business is still light
with commission houses. Cotton goods
quiet and steady. Cottonaoes in mod
crate request by clothiers. Prints quiet,
Ginghams and dress goods moving
slowly. Cheviots and worste,l coatings
in moderate request, but fancy cassi-
meres inactive. Foreign goods dull.
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Holiday IuXuries.

Our readers will find that the finest
line of homemade candies, pretty su.
gar TOYS, Malaga grapes, Muscatel raj
sins, lemons, oranges and nuts are to he
found throughout the holidays at \.
Schultz's confectionery, Market street,
where small traders will also be supplied
at the lowest wholesale prices. Cheap
est confectionery in town. Call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
A False Alarm,

Yesterday evening about / o'clock
while somebody Was testing their fire
alarm the Nigilant engine started out,
thinking that a general alarm OF fire
had. been given. The engine had not
gone TAR from the hose house before the
mistake was learned, Those who pos
sess fire boxes should not tamper with
them in order 10 prevent mistake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
WEHAyE COME TO STAY.

The Wheeling NEWSLETTER
will appear in its issue of next
Sunday, and continue pernlan.
emily. AZ the Largest Newspaper
Published In West virginia.
With its large circulation the
advantage 10 advertisers Il APP
parent. Special Inducements
10 Holiday advertisers.
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unmRllable Matter.

The following letters are detained at
the postofiice: Miss Caddic Long, En-
poria Lyon county. Kansas; Nrs. sarah
Ray, Limestone, Marshall county, W.
Va, Thomas Jones, Wecgee, OHIO; +.
X. Warner, Mcclure House, city Gus
trauGhirm, city.
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Change OF Time.

The managers III the Elm Grove and
Wheeling street ear line, have made 4
change in their time table, which Is L.
take place on Friday morning next.
The first ear, for Stamm's, will leave the
turn table ON Eleventh street, AT the
intersection ui Market, al ga O'Clock
A. VI. and the last at 9:i5 T.. VI.
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Iunatica for w eStOn

Tuesday DIR. 4. III. kunst, one "I the
physicians at the aSy'um for the insane,
arrived in this cite, and last evening
returned home With three lunatIrs, VIZ:
John Archey, Mrs. Catherine iiarrng-
ton aud j. Jackson iur treatment.
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Hand Injured.

Yesterday, while working al the la
Belle key factory, South Side, one "i
the workmcn named David Chuneway
met with the accident of having the
middle finger severed from his right
hand.
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Tnnsfers,

The follow ing transfers were recorded
Yesterday. in the Clerks office ri the
County Court;
Deed made September ii, 49, 10y
Joseph Wilson ami vile oi Marshal
county, To Annie +. Shepard ofthe same
county, Tor the following lots numbered
VI, ~, NJ, NJ and Is. iron,ing"n Railroad
street, between Elan street aud Arch
alley, this city, being the property CON
veyei Ia said party al the first part by
Henry j. Leasure, March e, 1872; 500.
Deed made December ., 1873, lay Si!aS
Hathaway, oi Richie District, 10 Catha-
rine III. Hathaway, OF the same district,
fur lot No. !. in division l., oi the sub.
division OF the Caldwell estate, together
With all and singular the buildings,
privileges and apartments therewith;
$7O0. q as 81 E. &tSAEE8
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Contract Awarded.

The contract for building new toll
house on what is known rs the River
road. and which has been located near
the Top mill, was, on Yesterday morn
ing, awarded Ia Messrs. llancs y Viii
son, they having tut III the lowest hld.
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mbeelins Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Novelties Tor the Holidays Rrues 4
Golfer.
Brussels Carpets Mcndrl \ Go.
Central Building Association No :.
Time Card Elm Grove Railroad.
Apples Wanted {. Egcrtrr " Co.
Offal-D. &. List, Jr.
Wanted Lady ior Linen Room al
Mcclure House.
Grand Opening John frlcdrL
North Street VI. T.. Church Festival.
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AGENTS. READ THIS

We will pay Agents u Salary Ut sIUo I,r u,oUu
AMI ehrtll>,'>' or allow large Commission l.
sell our new and wonderful iuNrwtuu> IA.
mean what We nay. AddpSs. without d.
SHERMAN u 20, Marshall Ni1hIr,p
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY CovRT-JrnUE BOYD.

COZ MY COZ HI il bhk bpi ~
Isaiah Warren vs.. q. G.. Murduck,
certified 10y Squire Caldwell. In this
case judgment for S3l.3S was given
against the defendant for the plaintiff
Adjourned until . O'Clock thi, morn
ing.
POLICE CoURr-MANoR SWEENEY.
The following cases were disposed Of:
John Shipp for two assaults, one each
on Mary Ship and Jennie Nichols,
Was fined ten dollars and costs in each
case When the court had adjourned,
he left To- get the money saying he
would get it or break up the kitchen. "
William Allen, cnlore'l, was charged
with furnishing the razor supposed To
have butcherrd Ali. torsey. Nothing
could be- proven and he Was discharged
John Firth, for drunkenness, was
fined Il and costs, and went up on de-
fault.
Joseph and Willis McCully for an as
sault ON Ali. Corsey, were fined so and
Sl0and costs respectively. Willis paid
out and Joe was committed.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NIrANTEp-A GOOD NAN FOR t\.vv,
w State and Territory in the Union 49,
salary paid. Call or addreSs La Belle Mani a.,
~ Clark ST., Chicago. a,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

yEIyEr and Brassels Rugs and Macs,
on Cloth Rugs, all sizes, new styles and
matters to suit carpets OF all kinds and
colors. Harbour i Dittman, 1859 Main
stIeet.
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DIPHTHERIA!

JNh>>oN ANonl NJ LINIAENI " ~ pn>,li,,..,
prevent this terrible d.scs>r and " m u.,>tii, ,
cure nine eases IN ten. Information thai ~ l
save many lives Bent inNc 10y mail h,nIhI,,
amomgut Prevention Is better than Gun -
cNcTNw hem ! : JOHNSON An
htAlA lRnguT Man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

WAATEn A GOOD AGENT rO,,>
"HNt cO vass Wheeling and ne =,
articles in the world. Tip top profits. WI !.
once 10 y. Y. Manufacturing co., Clinton F', =
New York a "a
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yINHE STATE or wEsT VIRGINIA. CITY
j 81 Wheeling, In the Municip&l Count 81
Wheeling
Thomas McNsbb,
In lhAurETy.
William ArSabb,

Pursuant To- deere. entered ~ SAID cOnH Ia
The sboSe entitled eAnss ga the SFh day 80
November, 1875. IL T. referred W the undsnlsHei,
Commissioner Of aid COAt ~ take state AMI
report
Ut An scrOunt o. all the liens, 9Th their 70
OF the property levied upon Wy virtue Of ID.
attach msnt In this case.
Ind. What personal pfUpcTty, N any. l. nOS
covered by the deed al trust made b. the aid
William AeNabb "a John Robertson ard dated
the 18Th day Of MAJ. A. d. is75. 10 secure a
certain debt therein Eeciaed.
5rd. Any other matter deemed pertinent by the
commissioner, 90 required by any party ia ia
tsUest
BY the terms u aid decree the publication Of
this notice once . week ipf iOuI successive seeks
shall he equivalent ~ PERSONAL ssryire of nOiiss
On tks I-arties 30 this suit. az any 81 them.
NOiire l. hereby given that have hLe.i uIOH
saturday. the ith day ~ January. 4. u. Is79, at
10 o'clock 4. n. a. the tiIae, and my once, W..
lZl2 Chaplins street ia the city 81 whceling a.
tbe place al taking aud stating The natter la
saId decree mentioned
vi W COwDES.
Commissioner ~ the MantrtT&i C0Hu - wheel
iaE. das>@Et
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December II. - Wheat
Steady; No. white Michigan held at
93c; NJ. 9 10. sSc amber Michigan spot
and seller December 93!c asked seller
January ~ lc asked; sales OF February
oslo; No. . red winter spot and seller
December 93!c asked; sales of January
Ole; No. > red S5c; western amber ~ lc.
Corn Quiet; No. . Sale asked, 3S!c Of
iered; new sac asked, 32c bid; No. >
white sale. Oats-Dull and unchanged
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baltimore,

BALTIMoRE, December H. Flour -
More doing but not qu"tably higher.
Wheat = Pennsylvania red II u;
M. = western winter red, spot, and
seller December Sll 02tt&l 02!; seller
January 81 o.; seller February u Oj!.
Corn-Western quiet and firm for OPP
tons; western mixed, spot, old, nm
changed; new, spot aud seller Dccrn-
Der l5c; seller January ij!c; steamer
Sole. Oats Firm; II" stock; PennSyl-
yania unchanged; western white @3l,;
do mixed 2SG3Oc. RyG-Quict and
nominal at STA 5Sr Hay Dull and I'M
changed. Provisions Quiet and nomi-
nally steady. Butter Receipts less lib
eral; market steady; choice western
packed and rolls unchanged. Petroleum
Dull and nominal; crude ne; refined
S3c. Coffee Fiat and nominal Rio
cargoes IllCElSl. Whiskv-QHIrt and
nnrhnnnnl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

PetlrOmcters. for recording
the distance you walk. for sale
by JACOB w. GIRL IBIS,
JeWeler. 1854 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

C-@r RyuEpY FuR sALpsLs,
MIKE Pre.rriptlon sxiE 10 snl "a Of
s1oStii sgrse % t.sy 81 when nsH nI,, 90
NJ, wh5ster az Mns,zfhes Is stashy ,srr.
daesd. sANDEEsoS A CO. ci'a aSy.s.o~
New York.
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A GREAT OFFER FOR
HOLIDAYS!!

We viii during a., HolmANs h>-sa
flASoS ~ OEINNS AT EN TRNUAMlu ny AL,
prices ioT cash SrtfNpm OhGlNs - -.
reeds So. 3 >vI> with sub Rh>> aUd l.Uulrf,>'
sets So | srt $40 | 81 81 -nrts,a All n,
~uS' PiANu> Sl.N, o / 3 du slta Warru,ad =,
SIX Years. A"tNI> MNNrEr ILLUSTRATED Z Al,
ingneS Mailt,i Mn>ir nj hall pho' HuRN,t
WALTERS 4 SONS. Msnir> and p,,irn 49,
lilh st, y, \. d,,,,.
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Cincinnati.

CSCINNATI, December ll.-Cotton-
Dull at SIC. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat Quiet; rel and white SS(a55c
Com-In lair demand but at lower
rates at 3lGt32c cash; sc seller ol last
hall December; 33c seller January
Oats Not quoted. Ryc-ln good tic.
mand with full prices at 52c, barley
In lair demand but better qualities, No.
spring II On. Pork-Dull; 500 asked
Lard-ln good demand; steam y 5SCt
) ~. Bulk Meats Quiet ut 81 G5tu
3 7Ota3 S7l. Bacon-Quiet at - OOtt
4l2IGJ4 y. Whisky-Actiye, firm and
higher at ~ o.. Butter Steady and
unchanged. l.inseed Oil-Quict at 60ta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

IfyOu want u good winter Hat
or Can call on Harry Mcclure.
No. d Mcclure House building.