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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09


The Republicans Of Ohio expect to
gain five Congressman in that State.
Senator Wallace has given up the
idea that Hancock can carry Pennsyl-
yania.
The Omaha Republicans is guilty of
the worst one yet. 1t wants Hancock
detailed as Chief Of the Signal Service,
because it would be easy to change his
name to wcathcr-cock.
Secretary Thompson says Buffers
speech will hurt Hancock in Indiana,
and the Boston Herald says it won't be
long before Butler will be claiming that
he made it for that purpose.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09
GREEN n nLiY FEHmEs.

or we viii pay the highest market
price in cash for hides. Bring your
Hides to me before you sell to any one
else Oct. ly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09
ONE III UNDRED RS,

nd should be in possession Ofeyey family in the land who appreciate the value OfCORRECT
TIME, and Eesthe necessity and importance of working b it.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09

ChoGauit x Perry, druggists,
j Blain, Clerk Lincoln County Court.
DB E]dminston, Clerk Circuit Court.
j. W. Brown, Judge county court,
W Il Carson, Justice olthe Peace,
III Campbell, OK Nolcn, AA Mckinney
G Elkin, trader,
Lee Huffman, d mist,
III Huffman, jr., Peter Hampton, CNB
Reed, EB Caldwell, Edwin MeRoberts,
7 TDayis, coal dealer.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09
n@@Wo call your attention to the following TESTIMONIALS:

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M%"|m%W NWhUW "SWMmC Calendar ~kC OmpmyM ramg both mM x men and mmhmmn" wr
mdngdom ggmnn. Wym HAYES Hmdo mdh ruag fmhn cbmG aG Wm MIuNE own
o@tmmmdo hTmAbnG oumrC Clocks" mdMrw um6mkE mb%a and . ly mrSddCT
cmNnp mJuch hearty Ed willie -four uu ummmn. Inc hNH, the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09

AN. DAVIES. Pres. orlhc Co.,
IL Main St., iynciburg, Y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-09-09

VII Miller, county Attorney,
Geo d Warren, merchant,
Owslcy 4 Higgins, merchants,
Warren y Son, merchants,
CIV Bronaugh, u. D.
, ) Craig, Nj. d.
o. Murschall, merchant tailor,
j Bruce, Livery and Sale Stable,
5 ) Meyers, Attorney at Law,
| NJ Bruce, city Marshal.
Maltingly y Son, groccrs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-30
A PAIR sTArRuENT,

1t isn't often you get as fair q state
,nsnt 90 The one following from DEM
ocraiic editor. who, by the way was in
this case Secretary Of the Kalams Con-
ven.ion that nominated Burke. We
clip from the Yakima Record,
On Friday evening last Hon. Thos.
Burke addressed the citizens OF Yakima
City at Centennial Hall upon the issues
of the day viewed from . Democratic
standpoint. The speaker was graceful
and eloquent and held his largo audi
ence with interest till the close OF his
remarks. AT this locality no made
many warm friends and supporters.
On Tuesday evening Mr. Brents. the
ltepubliosn nominee. held forth ct the
Centennial Hall. Mr. Brsnts 10 not 90
eIoquep. or forcible speaker a. Mr.
Burke. bat he Is practical In his ideas.
A deep interest ives manifested Ia oil
thst he said. and at the close Of his
speech many OF his supporters crowded
around him and warmly shook his
hand, extending to him their wishes for
his success. The people OF Washing.
ton Territory are 10 be congratulated
IL makes very little difference which
man ia elected. as both are honest.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-30
YAKIMA County Conn MINING -
The Record tells US this While at

YAKIMA County Conn MINING 49,
The Record tells US this While at
Ellensburg on Saturday We Cleaned
tho following Intelligence from the
above locality. The Lockwood claim
10 doing remsrkAbly we'll Recently .
fraction Of over eight tons OF ore were
crus he'd and the sum of $3.50 was net.
ted. being little over $40 10 The ton.
Mr. Cooper. one Of the partaers. in.
formed US that the present seasons
work IL nearly finished. though they are
still running the arastras, and will con.
tinue to dose until tue water freezes. The
past ssason's development on this mins
has been unusually remunerative. Over
the mountain. on Niger Creek. work
has been suspended for the season. On
"Wednesday last Marshall Blinn came
down direct from this locality, aud
from him we learned that the develop
ments made this season upon the vein
are most satisfactory. Five claims are
owned by the company, all ineorpo-
rated together under the name of the
Cascade Mining Company. Upon one
OF these claims known as the Vancouver
u tunuel has bess run into The noun
tain following the course % the vein.
This b row IN i60 feet. and when work
wse disooutinued four foot vein of
paying ore was in sight. We have a
specimen OF tho ore now in our posses
sion. and ksyiag had considerable ex-
perience in quartz mining we unhesi.
tatingly say that th,s ore will pay from
SIS to $40 per ton mill process. The
average dip Of the vein is about IS de.
gress,, with we'll defined foot and hang.
~alls. From the point where the tun.
mel penetrates aud follows the vein il
vii! give the company . sleeping face
upon it Of about i400 feet. Running
close 10 the mouth OF the tunnel 10 the
creek. which has 9 great fall. ALLOW
water the company can have al least
400 inches. This would be Sufficient
TO run all the. machinery they desire.
Great con6dence IL felt BY tue owners.
and preparations Cor another seasons
work have been made. Stores OF pro-
visions and tniaing material have been
taken 81 aud 'cschsd preparatory for
an early start in the Spring. Develop.
ments the past ssasos in this quartz
mining district have leon yery iavar>
able aud remunerstive. and We prophecy
for the future greater rewards 10 the
vaptutous and en,etprislpg mea who
havsthefr Invested their capital,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-30

What . useful ipveation . little
child lsl When . maa gets mad hew
handy 1t 10 to have ore arouna 60 veht
bis anger upon. so much safvr TOO than
taking one Of his ewn siss. We saw .
great lubbsr At man the other aAv
Jerking . child about Ivy the arm at
such q tate 80 10 slmsst disiocais the
little ones shoulder. II he lths man
were not such q big isllow We woalsi
say something about II Columbia
UhreHicLs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-30
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Saturday, Oct. 80. 1880.


The Columbia ChronicIe, very fair
paper. gives the account following Of
Mr. Burke's speech and its reception at
Dayton:
Last Thursday evening quite large
concourse Of our best citizens, includ-
ing o number Of lsdiss. assembled ct
Joys Hsli 70 listen 10 Judge Burke. He
was introduced 10 the audiences by W ID
Crow. of the Ners. In the beginning
OF his speech, Mr. Burke quoted from
soms foreign writer, showing that
American political discussions were too
apt 10 degenerate into mere Trades
The speaker felt compelled 70 admit
that il was often too true. but IS for
himself, he was determined no. TO de-
scend to anything OF the kind He sd-
hered to bis dstsrwinstion pretty thor
oughly. Hsspoks of tbe political con-
dition Of Warrington Territory, and
thought. in all honesty aud fairness.
the Territory ought TO be State.
About the only feasible way to accom-
plish this was &c elect Barks our next
Delegate to Congress. How this was to
bring about the desired result Was not
satisfactorily explained. In fact the
whole of his speech was an effort to
show Why Republicans ought 10 vote
for Barke. He wanted 10 60 to Con-
gress as Q kind Of Democratic 'fspper'
from Repablicsn community. Flsppsr
is his word, We believe. In view OF the
late elections ic Ohio aud Indians. Re
publicans can agree with his speech 10
the main. and yet we see no reason
why they should not vote for DIR.
Brents.
Mr. Burke is very pleasant gentle
man. and 10 on good terms with his au-
dionce. He has an unlimited command
of words. and strings them together
until you almost lose your breath. Ia
ken altogether. be is . very pleasant
speaker, but not eloquent. lie paints
be&utifai word pictures. bat they are
nothing but pictures. The soul is lack.
ing. He failed to arouse that enthusi-
ssm in his audience We had been led TO
expect. He seemed to he depressed by
tho returns from tho recent elections
which have had such . chilling effect Oh
Democratic enthusiasaa. HIS whole
speech was wanting in force. and he
mado no votes
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-30

Gall 81 Sohyabsehsr's foe the lstest
styles dressgo0as. Az cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
NUTSHELL NOTES.

PAY day at the Benwood and Crss.
cent mills.
S)ME of the illuminatons tonight will
probably be the grandest ever witnessed
IN the city.
IL another column We public the order
in which the Clubs ale to form and the
route OF procession.
TIE Sixth Ward Hancock and Eng
lish Club expect to take the cake in
point oil number tonight.
THE "Independent Republic" intend
sending up her full force 10 participate
in the procession tonight.
NEvY extensive operations in the
wool markets are not looked for in this
vicinity before about the 10Th prox.
Louis BELTz's sho, shop on Eigh.
teenth street, between Jacob and Wood,
was broken into Thursday evening and
several pairs OF boots stolcu. The thief
broke the lock oil the front door.
GAIT. FRANK HEALY was engaged
Yesterday in working on something that
will be exhibited in the parade tonight.
1t will be one OF the prettiest and most
attractive features OF the pageant.
The party who stole coat from Gum
dling's clothing establishment last Sat-
uiday morning was Samuel Frederick
Abregg, of Texas, o., and not Samuel
Abregg, Of powhatan, as has been stated.
OSE dav in the early part OF this week,
Louise, Youngest daughter OF August
Wiedebusch, formerly of this city, but
now OF Moundsvile, was scalned to
death by failing into tub OF boiling
water.
THE ministers OF the various churches
in the city are requested to meet at OTIS
Hall this afternoon at % O'Clock, to hold
conference with Rev. q. :. Railton,
Commissioner Of the Salvation Army,
who arrives to-day from Philadelphia.
THE case against Lawrence Heller,
charged by Mrs. Gallagher with selling
liquor on Sunday, was called by Squire
Fiber, yesterday morning at q o'clock.
Heller waived an examination and gave
500 bond for his appearance at County
Court.
W. A. REID, oi the South Side, was
severely and seriously injured Thurs
day, while using chisel. The instru-
ment slipped and severed an artery in
his thigh. Dr.. Hail rendered medical
aid, and the patient is doin. as We'll as
could be expected.
A DAY or so ago, the family washing
OF Anton Reymann, Esq, was stolen.
II was in the wash house attached to
the rear Of his residence on Fifteenth
street; the washwoman had occasion to
leave the house for a few moments, and
when she returned everything was gone.
The matter was given into the hands OF
the police.
YESTERDAY aiterdoon about . o'clock
an alarm was turned in from box % at
the City Building, to which the depart
ment promptly responded, but its ser
vices were not needed. The alarm VAS
caused by defective hue in the
house OF John Snpler, No. 1854
Chaplinc street. Ii did not draw right
and filled the house with heavy smoke,
which was seen pouring from the win
dows and mistaken for fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The body OF water is about at astad-
still. The wharf gauge last night ndi
Gated depth of ) feet . inches.
The business on the wharf WAS lielier
Yesterday than it has been for 'ome
tune past. :,
The Diurnal departed at l0l oSock
for Parkersburg, in place Of the Stick
er.
The Science is the regular Parers-
burg boat this morning.
The O'Neal resumed her p!acn irthe
Wheeling and SteubenVille trade, ook-
ing as bright as a new pin after he re-
pairs. 49,.
The Thanhauser made her usual trip,
and the Pres Ellison was on tic all
day Yesterday. Captain Lukens says
he can run the Ellison on almost n wa
ter at all.
The John A. Wood has had team
raised for the past two days, testig her
machinery and preparing to leave n the
first big raise. This tow boat, onet the
largest and finest on the river, hasbeen
laid up during the low water seasn at
the day docks.
The Telegram has been absenkrom
our wharf for some time and WIN she
returns she will be hardly recognizable.
She has been on the way dow the
river, had general overhauling ad has
had both her bow and stern lengthned,
which i, is thought vii! add gresly to
her speed,
PITTSBURGH. October 29.-Rlvei2 feet
and rising. Weather cloudy antssrm-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Geo. W. TpPetts, Esq, editor OF the
Point Peasants, Mason county, RsglSsr,
and member-elect OF the House Of Del
egates, is in the city.
Hon. John e. Vance, of Clarksburg,
is in the city.
G. III. Swearingen, Esq, ii Philadel-
phia, is in the city.
VIM. Heimberger, Esq, and wife,
have returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Fannie HornbrooS, oil Phila-
delphia, a former well known resident
o: Wheeling, is visiting az Col. Hub
bard's, in the Fifth ward. In former
years Mrs. Hornbrook was a prominent
member Of the Fourth Street NJ. L.
choir. We understand she has accepted
an invitation TO sing in the Fourth
Street Nj. +. Church tomorrow and
thus afford her numerous friends an
opportunity to hear her rich voice.
Misses Ella and Fannie Evans, OF
Fetterman, are visiting friends in the
i ty.
Magyar McCarmick, ESQ.,. of Dennison,
Ohio, an old resident of Wheeling, is in
the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
Thief Captured.

Last evening Constable ThoS. King.
Cf Claysville, and Jacob Fisher, OF
Roney's Point. arrived in the city on
the late Hempliell train, having with
them an individual answering TO the
name of Harry Smith. The reason for
this is as follows:
For the pas, two wears this Smith,
who, by the way, is tamp, has been
passing through Roney's Point about
once in ClSht mOntns and alvavs
stopped at Fishers place. Last Tues
,iav night he WAS there. Thursday night
Fishers house was broken into, and
nearly all his wearing apparel stolen.
Yesterday morning discovering his loss,
he started IN pursuit.. Not overtaking
his man, he prCcuret 4 warrant from
Squire Sli.lwG:or anl overlook his
man about a mile this si,,e ui Washing
ton. He was brought here and tried last
evening before Squire Miller, who held
him in 81 COO bail 10 answer TO court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
CbAHIEQTON.
River N otes-The State OF Traie-A Bc.
cial Event.

River N otes Tho State OF Traie-A 10.
cial Event.
II is very quiet politically since the
last election, for the reason that in n
little melee provoked by the opposition
they got the worst OF It. A voter left
the next morning and has not yet re.
turned
Young Burton, who was killed by the
cars at Bealsville, was buried on Sum
day. He was dragged over 40 cross
ties; had both OF his legs broken and
hurt in the side snd head.
II has been raining and the river IL
rising some. As soon M the water will
permit the Telegram is expected to re-.
turn.
The "sea lion." Capt. Monteth, is put.
ting in the time. until they get ready 10
go South, towing oil barrels IRON New
Martnsville, and coal on her downward
trip. Joseph Rodgers, Of our place, is
engineer and has been repairing her ma.
chinery for some time past.
A few nights ago a very agreeable af.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
GENERAL MARkETS
WOOL
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADILPHIA, October ag-w,J
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West y;,..
NN and above 45@ 46c; coarse "a. Va IA
York, Michigan, Indiana and W. 80
dine 400 42c; medium 4G.Gisc. 60
Zoe; washed combing and ,lelaips a.
j2!c; unwashed do. 3ldS,
Boston.
BosroS, October aa-WoI-T
market is quite excited. Manulsr,r,..
are free purchasers with more q, ~
speculative inquiry. There has -
general slight advance in rr.o. 49,
particularly in washed lle.c,s. vL,,I,
lc per pound higher, and the tend,
II prices is upward. Anon. the .,,,
we're one million pounds oix,,l.t
ileeces, and stocks are RAPIDLY d,,,.
searing. l,600, 600 pounds OF unuasI,l
,leeces, including California. Otee.,
Texas, Territory and Western. i9sm,
pounds of d,laine and combine ,,j
400, coo pounds Of supcriinr AMI ey,n
pulled, BESIDES a variety ol other r,,i.
md qualities. Business has been =.
ahead OF any previous week tn. ,,,,
md amounting in the aggregate - sh,r,
100000 pounds al Nil kinds. Ma.
acturers are evidently short Of Sd.
md were forced To purchase. csierial,
~ il is evident the prices are lnw ms
~ the" are likely TO be- Tor some ,'nr,
come. Ohio AMI Pennsylvania ,le.,,
have sold ut i5Gi,c ior N\NN AMI
NN and above, and are now held At a.
dISc; Michigan hecces from iOali,
md are now held at 40 Sc. and me-.
iium and No. | ileeces n, ia 4sc. ml5
quality: combing AMI delainc iI,c ocs AZ.
n demand and leading. The null. ~
purchasing all available lot, al, iiGi>
ior fine delaine and 52!c Tor desinbr
combin2s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

with you gentlemen upon the question
OF tariff. Nv section Of the country ID
filled with the finest coal in the world,
which we cannot ship /. the East and
compete with foreign coal without that
protection which 10 secured by the tariff.
Hence it is to my interest a. well - yours
to secure lhat protection which We all
need; and then again tue vast amount
OF wool that is produced in the beauti.
full blue grass regions OF my section
also needs protection.
Upon this great question OF tariff,
gentlemen, / hope there will be no
longer any misunderstanding as to my
views. stand committed before YOU
to the protection of your industrial in
terests. BY that comnital l intend to
stand, and upon il intend to act.
The Colonel then proceeded to the dig
cussion OF other questions OF the day,
which he presented with his usual
force and ability. He was heartily ap-
plauded throughout and his speech was
we'll received. A number OF represen-
tstiye men OF the town stated that the
Colonel's effort last night would win
him many new votes. As an evidence
OF this Mat Altmeyer, Esq, a staunch
Republican took the stand along side OF
him and testified to the large crowd
OF the soundness OF Wilson's record on
the several tariff questions that have
come before Congress during his career
in that body. He also stated that,
though Radical as he was, he intended
to vote for Col. Ben Wilson, because he
knew him to be a faithful representa-.
tive ond a sound tariff man.
After Colonel Wilson closed his
speech Hon. Z, &. Cracraft was intro
duced BY the chairman and delivered
most rousing and magnetic speech. The
crowd fairly boiled over with enthusi-
asm and laughter. The RKGIsrER read
ers know too well his ability as a cam
paign orator for us to attempt even
briei synopsis OF his speech, which is i'm
possible at the late hour this is written.
Mr.. Cracraft covered himself with glory
and ended up the meeting most grandly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30

fair came OF ct the Aforesaid -
houss-.ths boat having ground n :, =
sum. II was linen wedding opA
siderable number were presen, "A %.
q social and enjoyable time. 1nd hst
This being the trading poin,h.
siderable portion Of the coun,vr ~, co.
the town daily presents busiry..oes '!
appearance, the farmers brino;rs NE
produce to market. OF apples s.s Der
there is an abundant crop, AZ vspI Sealy
average or over crop OF ali o,bs" !, y u
except, probably, potatoes. Th...ia ci
some half dozen produce boats s S,, N
and loading for down the river y
pose with some Of them the Sor,,s sap
be different when they get ,hs,s1 g..
what they represent il to be her, Hoa
The Democratic msjority AT is.,
ton Is cited TO show how las, Tho We. eet
are changing to the RepubIIcsn pe0ps
and the remark OF a RepnnI;.,sE y
long since, that he was eoip, ~ 90
Governor Foster and Calico e. r, nsa'
make speeches. is an exhibition - I y :.
well they are posted. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
LIVE bTOck.
CHICAGO,

SutCEEC.
CHICAGO, October .9.--The D-p-,
Ion mai reports hoy receipts i go hosl
shipments 1900 head. MARKET grpi
an active movement and ~ cents hi.Lr
for good; quality only fair; mote god
stock wanled; mixed parking - 30
/ 50: choice heavy 81 Gt~i -. MskG
closed steady and firm.
Ca,tle-Iieceipts 200 head; slip.
ments 1000 head. Bes, active mi
strong; export - 81; good 10 cho,r
81 G0Gj 0G; mixed huich.rs ras.I
common to fair 81 Ov.2 -, cho.,r
- 75(d3 20; stock.rs slow, n, s. Ds
3 30; common Ia light not wanted siocs
calves weak at s. ON, / 10 per heal
territory cattle dull aud l0c lower hat
breeds and natives 81 2Oa3 ~. Texan.
3 O0ta3 20; through Texans = 1h
; Is: good many hail fat chipping III
settled.
Sl.eep-Receipts l,00o head. Marke'
quiet; common To good 81 iydi o.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October ~. - Hoss =
Firm; common 81 7jC,i -; light - D
IA Is: butchers - '06I 40. PACKING
81 30(ai ID. Receipts, 800 head, .hll
nents 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
10 Housekeep ,rs.

Now is the time to have your feather
beds, hair, cotton and husk mattresses
thoroughly renovated for the winter.
My Renovator thoroughly cleans all the
impurities and smell out OF them.
Housekeepers, in the interest OF health,
should avail themselves Of this opportu-
nity. All orders attended to without
delay. Leave orders at Charles Bulger's
Cigar Store, 1901 Market street, or adj
dress X. 7. Ford, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
Mans N obleat Work.

This is an age of great works aid won.
derful inventions. Steam, electricity,
water, air, all are made to sere man,
but unquestionably the Creates inven.
tons are those which presere mans
health ard prolong his life, anf among
the greatest Of these is DR.. kig's New
Discovery for Consumption. II effects
are truly wonderful, and hundeds are
happy to-day who once looked Iorward
to an early grave. For Coughi Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma noss OF vote). Hay
Fever, Hoarseness, Group, or my affec-
tions whatever Of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, DR.. Kings New Discovery will
positively cure. We can cheefully rec
ommend it to all, and can unhsitating.
" say it is the only sure cure fd Throat
and Lung Affections. Trial Bottles ten
cents; regular size 81. For sab by Lo-
gan, List & Co, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
10 for Pittsbu-g-Cheap Excursion.

The p. c. and st. L. X. X. Co. Pan
Handle route announce the sale OF ex-
cursion tickets to the great political
demonstration at Pittsburgh, Saturday,
October S0th.
Tickets will be good going on all trains
of the above date. Returning will be
coed until Monday Nov. lst, inclusive.
Round trip only SL5O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
Bucklen's AFRICA Salye.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt iheum, lever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhiains,
corns and al! kinds of skin eruptioDs.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price p cents per box. For
sale by Logan, List G Co., wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
DRY GOODS.
Nov York.

NEW YoRK, October 2?.-Dv Gooi.-
The general market continues quiet. tu,
cotton goods are in fair demand ani
very firm. Low priced fancy pint. a'c
doing fairly and the stocks ate ligi., 10
first hands. Mems woolens in irr,suu
demand. Flanncls, blankets spd rcI.l
Tents moving steadily. Foreign goyi.
remain nniet.