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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

gers. What made them so? Work
ing for you sir, working for YOU
Write home to your poor old gray
haired mother cursing her, curse her
white locks curse the cradle you
were rocked in. What? You won't?
But you are doing worse. The news
of your profigacy will kill her. Some
old gossip will find the way to your
mothers cottage on an afternoon
when the sun is shining bright and
all the beautiful country is smiling
for JOY. She will enter when your
mother is sitting by the window and
presently she will say, Do you
know your son drinks? Then your
mother will ask to have the door
opened; she feels fain. And still in>
to her ear will be poured the story of
your life here. She will 60 out and
sit down on the old, worn step where
you used to play and cry. By and
by the doctors gig will come up
through the shady, quiet lane, and
he'll stop. He'll come again and
again, but she'll get worse instead of
better. And then the village bell
will toll, and the farmers will drive
up in their old wagons and hitch
their horses there under the maple
trees. And they II ask, what did she
die of? And one of the village doc
tors will say malaria and another
intermittent fever Young man, she
died of broken heart.
At the conclusion of this sketch
One-half of Mr. Talmage's audience
was sobbing. His own eyes were dry.
and his face wore a curious half smile.
81 must leave,,' he said, until next
Sunday the unrolling of the scroll
which this morning [ have simply laid
on the table. Ishall come from gener-
alities to specifics. Have | painted
bright picture for you this morning?
| ask you, have | inclined you to-
wards visiting these halls of death /?
Sirs, before get through with this
course of Sunday sermons will, by
the grace of God, save ten thousand
of my fellow-men, and in the execu-
ton of their mission l defy all earth
and hell
At the conclusion of his discourse,
Mr.. Talmage received a perfect ova-
ton of applause, and sat down pant
ing hard and looking very red in the
face,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.

Cheap and Fast Freigat Line.
This is also the great Freight Line for all
points in the southwest and northern cities.
Time as quick and rates As low as by any
other route. Goods forwarded in through
cars without break of bulk. All claims
promptly adjusted. Through bills OF lading
issued with rates guaranteed from Bristol,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, by
our agents.
Boston agent-w. NJ. Clark, "a Washing
ton street.
New York sgent-Thos, Pinkney, sO3
Broadway Street.
Philadelphia agent-John &. Wilson, 81
south fifth street
Baltimore agent-W. N. Lawson, I57
west Baltimore street
BE careful to have your goods mari ed =
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, via |
Norfolk Va
For further information apply to Depot
agent at Bristol, OF address,
w. E. M. WORD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
"HeIp J.! Help ! Somebody !"
BY MRS. n. A. KIDDBR.

BY MRS. n. A. KIDDBR.
Help yourself il Is best young man.
Stand up straight. for you know you can.
Call on nobody That's the plan.
No one has stolen your chance away;
Fate is as kind to the orld Today
AZ it WAS when the sps rtans Joined the fray.
ssHelpi help, soneJody''' "nafs your cry,
Nobody heedingas you pass by
Nobody giving you sigh for sigh,
Each one, helping himself, friend,
Bids you, TOO. on yourself depend
Rather than take, you had better lend.
Less than a man You could not stand
fIeamau born in glorious land
Then keep your inches Of stature grand.
Try your muscle and try your nerve;
Don't be ashamed should you have to SerUe-
Once in the right path never swerve.
VIXEN you have shown to the world your light
Earned your way in the bDsy hght,
Friends you will find TO the left and right
Help yourselfi II Is best, young man,
Stand up straight, for you know you can.
Call on nobody That's the plant
LEDGER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
V. D0RT0T,

n. B.-Mr. G. Doriot being extra.
fine Machinist, 81 we'll as Watch
Maker, viii make to order any new
machinery Of the finest quality, or re-
pair old machinery. viii undertake
new desigDs or new machinery for in
ventOTs. nov. G. IS77-tF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
II " Il Il II 4 " Il UOIIoLOII
% BOND STREET, NEW YORK

THE November issue of the South
ern Historical Papers" will give US a
reprint of the proclamation issued in
1862 by Governor Moore, of Louisiana,
in answer to the famous and Infamous
"Order" of Butler at New Orleans.
That order, it will be remembered,
was as follows
"As the officers and soldiers of the
United States have been subjected to
repeated insults from the women
calling themselves ladies' of New
Orleans. in return for the most scru-
pulous non-interference and courtesy
on our part, it is ordered that bere-
after, when any female shall, by word i,
gesture, or movement, insult or show
contempt for any officer or soldier of
the United States, she shall be regard
ed and held liable to be treated as a
woman of the town plying her avoca-
tiOn."
1t is well to recall these things when
we find southern people applauding
the Beast.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
GOODSON MALE ACADEMY.
First Floor of Masonic Hall.

On the first Monday in Sept. [ will
open a school for boys in the above
named place. l will endeavOr to
give patrons of the schooi the benefit
Of the public fund, should there be
any.
If necessary, my sister, Miss Mittie
Minor, will assist me. Terms very
l0aU. For further particulars see
circulars which will appear in a few
days. Respectfully &c,
CHARLES c. MINOR.
aug. - '78-2m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
To the Public /!

fllHE undersigned having gone into a co
L partnership with Messrs. 4. L. COR
INHERIT and C. D0RIOT, the style Of the
firm will'be DOriOt & Co. We
have brought to this place all the latest and
most approved appliances for extra.fne
watch making and repairing, together with
the best talent and skill in the American,
French, and Swiss improvements. r.
Cornibert ranks with the first Watch ak
ers in the United States. We have appli-
ancss to adjust watches to heat and cold
We fatter ourselves that We can do watch
work better thr the best of other shops
throughout the country. All damaged
parts Of watches will tie taken out and re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
our finely repaired watches will be made
better than new. Formerly !. Cornibert
was entrusted With the frst-elsss of work
in New York City.
Our assertion will be proven by giving us
s. trial. We will still keep fine Glass of
goods-eVerything that is kept in first
elsss JeveirF Store. Watches Sc cheap as
the cheapest. and vaTrsnted. Our sincere
thanks to the public for their very liberal
patronage in the past. We hope to ALWAYS
merit share Of the tams by fair dealing
with all. Be0r in mind our talent is
not get exhausted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FUR HAN AND aSAST.

Thfs fri,le1' very naturally originated n AS1eC&
81, where Nature provides IN her Isboraeory saeA
surprising sntido,cz for the mslNdIes Of hsE ehA-
dren. tt fame has been spreading for = ySeFs.
until now it encircles the habit2ble globe.
The Mexican Mustang Linjnent r . EoRtoAlas
remedy for all external ailments Of mas nd best-
To stock owners and farmers Is IL invaluable
A single bottle oftea caves = human lie -
stores the usefulness Of a. exceHszt horss, o.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, hoofSn, hollow hers. E.aA
scrrw-vorm, Ehoulder-rOt, mango. he bites AZ
Etings OF poisonous reptiles aud insects. and svesI
such drawback to stock breeding and bush Ia
II cures every external trouble OF hOrses. SeoA
as lamcness scratches, swfnny, Eprains, tOsSdsA
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc
The Mexican Mustang LinimeRt Il the Qzeekes1
cure in the world for accidents occurring In IAS
family, in the absence Of q phyKisisa. Gch -
burns, scalds, sprains, cuts etc. and tns Eheans
tisrn, and stiffness engendered by sxpos1Ds- Pa
ticulsrly valuable to Miners
1t is the cheapest remedy in the work. fer =
penetrstes the muscle to the bone, and . stEasbS
application is generally sufficient 70 cure
Mexican Mustang Eminent Is put up IN thzaS
sises ef bottles, the larger ones being prSpoEtLOzs
stely much the cheapest soId everywhere
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29

ran 29,1S7S-1y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-10-29
The Eclectic Magazine

for November contains nineteen arti-
Giles, and is sufficiently varied in topic
and method of treatment to please all
classes of readers. The portrait this
month is fine steel engraving of the
Rev William Adams. D. D., for
nearly forty years one Of the leading
clergymen OF New York and now
President of the Union Theological
Seminary. The leading paper on
"Giodano Bruno and Calico Galilei,"
is rich in biographical interest and al
so contributes most instructive chap
ter to the early history of SCIENCE
The age of the Sun and Earth" is
another scientific paper of the high
est interest and value, and the edito-
rial department of Science and Art"
Is fresh and varied in its record of
scientific progress. In 1.-THE New Prin-
ciples Of Industry" Mr.. George Jacob
HolyOke expOunds the philosophy
and narrates the history of Coopera-
ton; and In Cyprus" the reader will
find what he most cares to know
about this famous Mediterranean Is
land. "BrOckden Brown" is an APP
preciative biographical and critical
sketch of the earliest American novel
list; and the account of'The Plantin
Museum at Antwerp" is wonderfully
curious. Other artscles are: 1.-The Po-
etic Place of Matthew Arnold" 1.-The
Old Home" "a poem: Child's Play"
"A Ballad of Heroes" 1.-THE Spea-
ker of the House of Commons:" "Our
Dream" "a poem;) four chapters of
Blacks Macleod of Dare" and the
we'll filled editorial departments.
E. r. PELTON, Publisher,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
A MISSING POCKET BOOK,
WITH TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN II.
A Messenger Of the importers and Traders
Bank, Of New York City, Some
what Mysti6sd Was It
Lost or Stolen2

Nrw YoRK, December 27.--The I'M
porters and Traders Bank messenger,
while on the way Ia the Clearing House
between 1880 and 1 o'clock this aiter r
noon, lost the pocket-book which con-
ta!ned the exchange with the Clearing
House. The particulars. as narrated by
MIR. Perkins, the cashier, are that the
regular messenger being absent this man,
who has been ia the employ oi the bank
for twelve years, Was called on to carry
the exchange To the Clearing House,
corner of Pine and Nassau streets. llo
put the pOckct-boOk under his coat, but
not. i'm his inside coat pocket, aud lett
the bank, accompanied 10y special oiil-
Ger OF that institution. The messenger
states that he felt the package ~ lac was
passing the Astor House, but when he
got to the Clearing House il was
gone. The officers story corrob-
crates that ol the messenger,
aud he further states that he saw no
suspicious person near. The book con
tanned clearing house certificates
amounting to $3.50, 900; gold certificates,
$4,000; currency, S6,775, and Sb' III
gold. All except the clearing house
certificates can be- used, ~ the actual
loss IL ubont $4,000. The bank offers
5000 reward for the recovery Of the
funds. Superintendent Wallng said he
was strongly ol the opinion that the
pocketbook was lost, not stolen. Cashier
Perkins expresses the same belief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Horrible Murder In Connecticut.

S"urn NoWwALk, December T.-A
lrI iIho ,""ii,' ron ""'"'.'itt"d nn
Rattan IIill, near the town of N"rwnlk,
this evening MIR schultz was the Vie
tim, gentleman rcSilingon thchill II IL
believed that the murder was commit.
ted bv tramps, who were informed TINT
Schultz had larg" sums oi money
on his person aud had concealed III
the house nearly $50 OO0, and was in the
hnbit ul having large sums No concealed,
in preference tO the safety Oi bank
vaults. The murder was committed
near his residence, and his servant,
William Buchall was also attacked at
the same time The murdered man y
head was cnr open with n hntchrt, and
n small wound, apparently made with a
knife, was found under the ear. Great
excitement prevails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Marine Disaster.

Nrw YorK, December -. 4 London
telegram says the steamship Emily u.
Soudcr, which left New York on the
Sth oi December lor Turks Island and
San Domingo, inundrrcd at sca two
DAYS out from New York. This news
reached New York from Kingston,
Jamaica, tcIcgruphrd by Lloyd's agent,
who states that two of the crew had just
landed at Kingston, What became oI
the passenger, officers aud the re-
mainhcr Ol the crew IL not known, but
the scamcn picked up believe that all
on bourh the steamer were drowned.
The passengers were j. \. T"ssana,
Mrs. ". T.. Root, K. Crosby, X. \.
Friend, Mrs, j. NJ. Cascncau, Mrs. \.
VI. storm, \. VI. Ross, +. klimmcr and
II, McIla. Capt C.. j. +. Kull, was pro.
nounrcd an accomplished seaman. :.
VI. Dcukrn was first officer oi the crew,
which numbered twenty y-seycn men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28

GREAT BILLIARD MATCH
sexton the Winner.

New York, December 1.-THE bill.
lard match between William Sexton oi
this city and George +. Slosson oi
Chicago, for the championship Of Amer.
ica, champion gold medal valued at $500
and stakes Of u thousand dollars, came
off this evening at Tamlnany Hall before
large audience, consisting principally
Of sporting men. The lead was won by
Sexton. Asa ID. Morse, of Boston, was
chosen referee, while A. J.. Rudolphe
acted as umpire for Sexton and Samuel
Knight Tor Slosson. The game, u
three ball carom one, Was
begun by Sexton making u
run of II. sIosson followed and open
ed his score with \. The play then was
poor until the ninth inning, when Sex.
ton made 81. The game then showed
III points Tor sexton, against 20 for
Slosson. In tho tenth inning the latter
went 10 work with u will and did not
stop till he had increased his score to ~.
He made only one in the eleventh mn
ing, but in the twelfth made u brilliant
run oi 10, AMI in the thirteenth after
running up Ia ~ balls, irozc, and when
they were spotted he failed ocount. The
string then showed 23l ior Slosson and
only 1880 for sexton. The boy retained
his lead until the sixteenth inning,
when Sexton passed him by splendid
run of los, the best Of the evening,
which made the game stand 2O5 to 26S,
in favor Of the champion. In the seven.
tccnth inning SlossOn made II run OF
40 points In the twenty-sixth sexton
made lOs and his opponent followed
with miss, leaving the scsre, sexton
go, Sosson 467. In the twcnty-ninth
sexton ended the game with II run OF
81. Slosson had only l6s points to his
credit. The game lasted three hours
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28

rolJ nj nnr
w, oIo.5
obeary '"oh'S ''''', ",
lire ~ he'atl"Vc ru''''"'h ''
cicy building, New York city, Thurs
d.v niyht caused damage Ia the amount
o,S,o n,o Iusurcd
VI S,'''',' ,', ,,.,J ,,o, orc in.
'n' ''""'''.' ~. .,,;L,
N"lH"d III the ihl'h"'ie .o''''',
In Yorkshire and lErbyshirc, England
Col. Fred Grant writes General Shct-
man that lac expects To- leave PhlIaIel-
uhia to-day to Join his father IN Europe.
TI,, h,, which broke out in Hong
r,na Ch,is,ma, ragged all dav Thurs
Law ,s. very heavy.
n.,;. p,l.o. winter residence of the
u.t.Id;'', - r,ynt nj Cairo. was half
'In.,rnyed hy fir, THURSDAY.
A, ,Lo c.hin,. session. Yesterday. no
n,;1n ~ Wv xas mad. Of the German mis-.
.;nn
r,. ,o,,;,,.J M hur.
'iaries ih"."', u.na.viI. i,il
gary, escal"s, ''n, ,', ~. me made Of Eed
'hris''""H "'f"'' ~
shee'S' ,l
A messenger "i me in,Po'"'' n', I".
Traders ; hanh, Hsm S,"o noo of n V ,mnIs If the
,",n ''h
'ans' 0n ,- .n,. ,o,,,, shout
There Is no 'onse' III! 49, Harsrnnr
ine IL, ,"n,p' ,,nn
''a'P'n'' s;.. -, nsvooo
Inc iHai' % VI JuP P,ano,, a J;s,renan-
oonIts, ns s,s .I 'os IN the accounts Of the late
y o' ,,s,r n,h.r II Coulliu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
VOORHEES, CONSPIRACY.
THE LEADERS AFRAID TO SHOW
..... THEIR HAND.
Majority Of the Democratic Members fav.
orabIe to VOORHEES, Republicans
Disposed TO Keep Hands Of
- The Conspirators
Actively at Work.

lNpiANArulIs, December 2G--A ma
jority 0i the Democratic members oi
the Legislature are favorable TO the re-.
turn 0i Mr. Voorhees, tO the United
States senate. lie is their first choice,
ms he was four years ago, and rather
than surrender him to the claims Of an
other, they will do great deal ri swear.
ing and make great many threats. As
II rule they are not the most sagac!ous
politicians, and Willie they are friendly
to Mr. Hendricks on general principles,
they are unwilling to sacrifice their
lavoritc to improve his chances for the
Presidency. This was done lour years
ngo, and yet Mr.. Hendricks failed AT St.
Louis. Now, ii is argued, II they give
way again, il IL by no means probable
that his chances will be materially i'm.
proved. lie must stand upon his own
record and his own strength, and not
rely upon Mr.. Voorhees, defeat.
lfScuatOr Wintcrhotham and Sarnig-
hauscn, however, were certain they
could defeat Voorhees,, they would OPP
pose him in the most determined man
ncr. Eight or ten others stand ready
to join them. They are sincere in their
advocacy oi hard money and rcsump-
tion. and they desire II man whose
views are in accord with their own. But
they fear failure, and the party whip
which is sure 10 fall upon them heavily
after caucus bolt. This isthr attitude
affairs have assumed. But meanwhile,
the leaders oi ant-Noorhecs movement
are cautiously at work. II seems 10 be
settled, however, that Republicans can
not be- relied upon to aid in the defeat
OF Mr.. Voorhees,, except by th" election
ui man not Il Democrat. The feeling
obtains very generally among Rcpuhll-
cans that in 1850 hiS election would br
more advantageous {" them than his
defeat, and they are disposed h. keep
hands oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
German Trrif Revision.

BERlIN, December 21.-Ihr P'ori"r'"
Correspondence l-cmi-0iicidJ rrProducrs
Bismarck : letter relating to tarlil re-
vision. and remarks that should the
system recommended therein secure
n revenue from the same articles
prnportiomatcIy ~ considerable as that
derived by England and America, there
" III b" nothing 4" prevent decrease In
the number oi articles taxed when the
taxation j. found hurdensome. The
proposed tarlf will also he advantageous
in negotiating treaties of commerce, Ne
Germany can Obtain conccsSl"u7 ~ re-
turn iur REIMBURSEMENT of duties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
Statement Of his Financial Af
fairs.

CrvcINNATI, December 27.--ArchbiSh.
up Purcell makes public to-day II state
mrnt concerning his financial affairs, in
which hc says that Tor building lots,
churches, asyums, in which ARE over
four hundred orphans; for the Seminary
and It's support and various Hcrcssltlcs,
hc has had I" pay ar borrow r"nsld"ra-
bic sums and il now pr"ttlly heavily IN
debt. He cannot accuse himself ol hav.
ing spent ANYTHING in waste or cNtrava-
pancr, and ii the Pope will not relieve
him from the duties ul his office, IA re-
aucstrd, he trusts IN the gu"dnrss AMI
charity "i the clergy and lalty to pay all
this. The statement is made at the re-
quest oi Il number ni prominent Cath
Ollie clcryymrn, VIII" assure him "i their
united support in his effort (" pay all
claims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Hooded StO j.

\rw NoWg, December 21.-Thc san
saws. ". II. Wilson, ii Abdallah Park,
Cynthiana. Nv, has brought from the
the stock farm ui Col. Russell, al Milton,
Mass. sin iwo-year old trotting colts,
,h, pc, ni the celebrated stallion Snug
glcr. The youngsters were on eNhl-
htion today, and were visited by many
gentlemen prominently identified with
the Improvement o( the trotting stock
nf ,hr country. The colts, Together
with the well-known trotter, MaEoma-
mic. will la shipped ior Cynthiana to,
morrow Mr.. Lorillard has received
news from England, that the famous
colt. Duke Magenta, is not likely I" live
long
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Failure. in Ohio, Indiana and kentucky

CINCISNArI, December SuPcrin-
tendcnt S,arlett, Uf Dunns Mercantile
Agency, having the jurisdiction of
thirtv-scven counties ia Southern Ohio,
thirty-ninr counties in Indiana and
Kentucky, in an interview regarding
the commercial trade in this district,
makes the following statement: During
the last quarter Of the last year there
were 203 failures. aggregate liabilities
4.OO0,OO0, aud ia the corresponding
quarter of this year - failures, iIabil-
itie- 81 10000, two of thrs" failures
being Herman 4 90 and Adie 4 Ga,
Whose liabilities amounted Ia : .lUO.DU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
IANESNII.IE, q.
Escaped from Jail.

XNNEsrILIE, December ~. Charles
Thomas, convicted Tor burglary, rs-
capped Irum jnll at seven O'Clock tins
evening. Edward Ross, II manager "f
the Western mon Telegraph office,
" lao was passing the Jail at tlr time,
saw the r"p" made "l bed Ilerts and
comforts iali nuln the roul and 'lhomN,
sliding down the rope, but bci"r" he
had time to give the alarm Thomas
Jumped Ia the gGnuud and ran out oi
sirhi Thomas war confined in the sec
nnd story. and managed to knock hole
through the ROOF. Captain liilliari :
cell Was unlocked, and hc SAID hr would
have gone, too, II IT had not been so
cold To tramp around through the snow
tn uirht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Fraudulent Pork Transaction.

CrNcISNATi, December 27-R. &.
Wheeler ( Co., the Co. being Chas. J..
Torbus, engaged in buying and selling
hogs on commission, bought II large lot
d stock from different parties, on Christ,
mas, gave their checks for the same, and
sold thrm Ia another dealer the same
day. Wien the original owners Of the
stock presented the checks, Yesterday,
at the bank, it was found that forbus
had Withdrawn the entire amvunt"i the
Grm's deposits, $23,ooO. and the checks
were worthless lurbus was arrested
and imprisoned. lie admits drawing
the money, auh saws il Vas applied I"
the d-chargimg al other indebtedness
ni The finn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Mis- issippi Ice Gorge.

ST. lorI,, December 27.-The river
still remains solidly gora'd opposite the
city, and ice gatherers are rcaPlng u
heautiul harvest. The transfer boat
Bngy is attempting To- cut channel
from below the gorge al tarondolet
where the river IL open up Ia the city,
but her progress i, slow. The attempt
viii prlmhly hc successful, however.
and the ice in the harhnr broken and
Jerry boat traffic resumel. The weather
i stiIl cold. and ics il constantly making.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PmILADEiPHiA, December Wool
Dull viii, light supply: ohio, Penn.
sylvania, and West Virginia Xxx and
aloS. 3I(a.pc; extra Hta3jc; medium
3Itaapjc; coarse :psr3lc; New York
Michigan, Indiana aud western fine
3Jta +0c; combing unwashed 2jcd27c .
Canada cDmbing lys3gc; fine unxashsd
2ICa23c; cUarr-. and medium 22fs,27c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-28
Mining stocks.

San FRANCI>,o, December 2'.--MIn-
ing rhares-Alpa i0i, Alta %; BelCh.r
II; Best Il u. l7t, Bullion Il! Caledonia
ii. California 81, Challar 3sl, Console
dated Virginia 4, Crown Point 3s, Eu-
nrka Consolidated n, ExchequeI u,
Gould 4 Curry q, Grand Prlrr u. Hale
4 Nonross lOi, Julia CG..ruiidatei =,
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