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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

A wild man was discovered in the
woods ten miles east OF Phillips, Wis.,,
by Fred Mcdonald, land-hnntcr.
The creature utters plaintiff cries and
fees when he catches sight of another
human being. He has also been seen
at several lumber camps on the
Elk river, travelling TO the eastward,
away from the. settlements. Ho ID
supposed to be Swede. AZ there h
nothing but barks and roots on which
he can live, he must soon succumb
the sheriff and pose Of men started
the other day to attempt his capture.
-Wisconsin State Journal.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The Cincinnati Gazette does the
Republicans Of Ohio the injustice (
attribute tine result OF the Ohio elec.
tlon TO the attacks OF s'so-cslled met
rcpolitan journals'' upon the rive
and harbour Congressmen. .Thesg 1t
tacks, the Gazette wrathfully OBJ
serves, were "taken .up and Inflated
by the interior and Western metro.
politan idiots, who know nothing but
to chew over the sutpourings of q Ger.
tain coterie Of Eastern Journals y
Ought not the Gazette to be content
that Kcifer has been plucked as q
brand from the burning? The truth
is that the people In these matters are
a good deal ahead of no small portion
OF the press. We do not believe the
respectable Republican voters Of Ohio
needed Eastern clamors TO oonvfnce
them that Congressman who vote
millions out Of the pockets Of the tax
payers Into their own districts for the
benefit of their own oanvasseg had bet
ter be left ut home. What Eastern
clamors were needed to- make sensi-
BILE men Indignant with Representa-
tives who chose a Robson 10 lead
them and q Kiefer 10 be their Speak,
err The majority In Cengress AZ the
last session violated the Constitution
under cover OF altering the rules,
fobbed the peoples money by millions
to enrich or 10 strengthen themselves
through pension agents aud contract
ors for improving slx-inch creeks into
navig able rivers, sanctioned the. rob-
berry Of the public lands by Carl
Hchurz and q Gsngof Northern Pacific
railway grabbers,. took money for
SSsa sotss fSs,sssa om sns Z sSy per-
cfease . tsohnioal majority by turn
Ing out lawfully elected, Hontharn
Democratic members, and on more
than one occasion turned the. House
into q disreputable be argafdeii. These
things lsu1lciently laccosnt xfsr' The
overturn Of 90 many Republican Con
efessmen In Ohio, and it . chQdigh
TO come East for the 1oIuSlon of %
timple q prohlem, IN. ". World ~
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

jackson boasts of q. sensation al
sheet and the SIS. complains that we
do not x. In future, 1. g. till the 7th of
November, we will x, with the SIS,
after then the SIS, will be no more.
1t will receive such !'Sensational
Shock" it will expire Immediately II
n not sooner
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Texas tIftlnKe3
81 tells yer, Sam, dat dars . hesp IN
dat saying, about De aFly bird cofohen
De wum. DIS mornins. I got up Ieus
about day b Get me tonic at Dc
saloon, and De fnst ohjsc' I sot eyes on
vhen ! e. onssn 10 Dc s'rest, ~as :
sWhsi 1sv dlss.ss an d.t r..
a p1r<mnnis, you cuopod fboI, an
I moosy pu1s vfd 80 10 hlEp
e. .,S.'a !. e''<sd q q q 's~'Ps1's
q know BIT, San. Bat r. not ruins
1er tnks 4 dor, beErro e. II ~
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Counsel Bowles' motion to quash the
indictments In the libel cases now on
the docket OF the Adams county cir
cult court. In overruling the motion
to quash, the Judge delivered o very
able, exhaustive and elaborate opin-
ion, taking up the grounds for the
motion seriatim, citing the law and
precedents bearing upon each partlc-
ular ground, and which controlled
HIM In deciding the several points.
Upon the point that to allow the in
dictment to stand was an infringe
ment upon the "freedom of the pressn
as guaranteed by the constitution,
the Judges opinion was particularly
exhaustive, and We must say, we
think, sound. Mr.. North held that
the press should he allowed the great
est liberty and license there should
be no abridgment whatever of its
freedom, but that publishers should
be held responsible for any abuse Of
this license or freedom. He held that
the newspaper had the privilege of
publishing whatever 1t saw fit In re-
ference to any person; In this 1t was
to have the greatest possible freedom,
bnt the constitution did not intend to
give publishers the right to vilify and
abuse without justifiable ends, and
when publisher disseminated q libel
he did so at his peril, whether or not
he knew the matter published to be
libeIous. The court also held that
even where libels could be proved TO
be truths, where they were calculated
to incite hatred, ridicule, strife,
disturbance Of the public peace, or In
any way injure person without just
cause therefor, the party guilty Of the
libel was amendable 70 the law.
Court also held that In Mississippi IL
bel was simply a n1isdcmsanor, pun
ishabIe by impr17onment IN the coun-
ty Jail not exceeding one year, and
that 1t was not felony as In England.
The opinion Of the court was listened
10 with the most intense interest by
the members Of the bar, the newspa-
Der men, and the rest OF the small as
semblags that had gathered In the
courthouse TO hear his honor's ruling
on the motsou 10 quash the indict-
ment.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Jim Hill has his noble defender in
the person:of Galbreath-Hill himself
dare not either by speech or word,
deny that he soas caught in the act Of
ssoindling Mr.. Mcleod at the West
Ward primary In 1877.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The spirited apostrophe to life Of
the accomplished Mrs. Barbauld
teaches to us a salutary lesson:
uLife, we've been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy
weather:
'Tis hard to part when friends are dear,
Perhaps twill cost a sigh, a tear;
Then steal away, give little warning,
Choose thine own time,
Say not good pight, but, In some bright
cline
Bid me good merning!"
tits said that Walter Scott was ac-
customed to repeat this stanza with
great gusto, saying that he had some
difficulty with in persuading himself
that he was not the author of the
same. This was surely a high
compliment, and certainly well-de-
served.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Parson Talmage wants q national
prohibition party. Just one more ma
tioual party needed In this "grand
Union Of ours.' So, wade In Bro. Tai
mage. 4F
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The Democrats made good swap
on the 18th. They swapped one West
Va, Congressman for twelve Ohio
Congressman. How's that for high.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The knowledge Of Hills actions in
1879 Is not confined to "reliable col
ored man. and we dare Jim Hill to
deny the charge! H
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The 8 8, has heard from the west
Virginia,--but some how or other it
can't catch on to the Ohio muddle.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

All along the line the democratic
column is advancing--close up, close
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Barksdale and George are not COM
petent to argue the tariff. Bruce Is
no doubt. Hey?
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The . ., is getting mad. VIII some
body hold him?
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Hill and Alcorn, Wimberly and
Carter May the lord deliver us
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

The opposition in Col. Mannings
District make.much ado about Carter's
candidacy. They charge his candi-
dAcy to the Democrats, who the oppo-
sition say, expect Carter to toll of .
iargs portion Of the oolored vote and
thus aid Col. Manning. It Il not at
al necessary for Us to say that such .
charge IL silly and false. 1t IL patent
to all, except those blinded by preIu-
dice, that the charge is without fbun-
dation and is, therefore false. The
Panolian timely remarks:
s'It would BE- . deyiIish nice Joke on
The white people n enough Of them
should squandsr their votes on Gent.
Chnimers and thereby secure the
election Of Ham Carter over ManninR.
Rsnember Manning bat Buchanan
only about : bundled votes In this
oo6ufy, and during that canvas many
wfto made 70 believe Buchanan
would not get Z dozen votes IN the
ooonty, jost = 4 being predicted now
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

A Wyoming man saw 4 Texas steer
standing on the railrod trek aud
knowing that the expfee6I I SfAln>wes
due, triSd - induce the benst tou6ova.
Several pieces Of board thyoWn atthe
ferocious monster failed to move Il,
until at last, % the tfain fu6hed down
the trs6k - lightulng ereed, ~ selss
ed the stsef ~ ths f6 And tWfBesi if
like . wet-10Re1xe1kt-fhas moment
the train struck thon booh, and sfhe
result. yss stqpspdoys. The stssE ~
peacefully ina oof4 Ield, N|1th to
drisong Wh6slD he1g = ~ hss6sf "a
traos of eltheR ths 800 - ~ 1polps
Foduss!s Tisls, s!!f.: - - =
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

Good old Bro. Hay is suitable
prop for Jim Hill.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

New Orleans has three municipal
tickets.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28
1--WE beat,em badly in Ohio! !!

The gallant Van Eaton is pushing
Lynch to wall.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

she undersigned Is nov prcpafcd totake
orders for winter supply OF Alabama Coal.
Railroads are giving low rates for the sum
nsr season, am it y 70 TIE interest OF oil
Who'mat wish to lay in their winter supply
70 order now. Introduced this coal All
oeason, and 4 give entire satisfaction 10 III
III those who nssd -ssa-a-s~@a-~
js10.1na !. ifsa ..s @. q. FLUSsER.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1882-10-28

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rant tht9g 4 nAtreR piene ~ ~
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Ell ~ 1ls. e .rzIn{ Eel1l Z
Hio1.fk6ls d1]6 g ~ p}l1<; {
(nphe1f ono1 sn1sG1o3 = iothnj -
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
! what do YOU mean ?9N
Souelchiuxa Weather Fiend.

'Is this wet enough for you?" inquir-
ed a man who met an acquaintance In
the rain yesterday, and stopped 10 let
his umbrella drip upon him under pre-
Sence of engaging in conversation.
.sThank YOU" said the other, "fOr the
high compliment which is implied III
Your question, but which l must REJECT
as quite uudeseryed." "Eh! what"
replied the first speaker, not under
standing the remark; II don't Know
what YOU mean by compliment"
"Well," replied the other, II don't
know that | ever met you in my life
without your asking me whether IL was
cold, wet or Try enough for me, ~ the
case might be, and although your eVl-
dent anxiety 10 know if l am quite
satisfied with the condition OF The
weather is extremely touching, L must
confess TO YOU that am not, as You
seem To think, the director Of the eie-
ments and ruler of the seasons. NO, L
am not consulted Is the proper amount
of heat or cold, moisture or dryneSS
that is to be put into the air at my gwen
time, and while your kind inquiries MI
me with pardonable pride that am re-
gar[led in the eyes OF even one ulan
with a species of reverential awe, am
compelled TO inform yOur-Of course IN
confidence-thatth there Is a higher pow
pr i'm the universe than mine. but let
II 90 no further'-and wrlnglng MS
friends hand with an appearance oil
GREAT emotion he walked rapidly away
leaving the weather tiend staring olahA-
" aflar him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
Ohio County Democratic Convention
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
OHIO COUNTY.


A Democratic Convention will be held on
Monday, September p isS2, al i0o'clock q. m =,
at the Academy OF Music, in The city OF Wheel
ing, for the purpose OF nominating four candl-
dates for the House of Delegates, and appoint.
ing the proper number OF Senatorial and
judiciary conjerees also members OF the Ohio
county Democratic Executive Committee.
The Democratic Primary Election will be
held on Saturday, September -, 1857, for the
purpose OF electing three delegates from each
district to the above convention, nominating
in each district a candidate FOR county COM
missioner in each city district, one candidate
for School Commissioned, and candidates Tor
Justice OF the Peace and County Constable In
such districts as vacancies exist In.
The polls will open in the city districts at l
O'Clock p. m. and close at O'CLOCK p. m: IN
the country districts they VIII open al the
same hour and close NJ o'clock p. m.
The places OF voting will be a. follows:
washington District-Vigilant Engine
House; Fulton School House. ,-.
Madison District Second Ward Market
House.
CLAW Dtstrict-Court House.
Union DistTict-Ailantic Engine House
Centre District-HOok and Ladder House.
Webster DiStrict--Uniied Engine HOuSe.
Ritchie District Eighth Ward Hose House.
Liberty Dstrict-CentTe school hou>e:
Richland DlStrict--Brick School House;
GlennS Run school House
Trtadelphia School House ;
town OF Trtadelphis AZ Lswsons; Precinct
No. 2 at jas RobInsOns-
The following Judges have been appointed:
Centre school House-Edwaru Sample, re-
lix Muldoon.
Woods School House-Wlliam Huichin-
son, William Nsminger.
Town Of Trisdelphia, al Lavsons-h- .
ThornbuIg, J VI Russell. , ~.
Precinct No. ,, ~ James Robtnsons-John
Robinson, James Oldham ,,,
Brick School House, h Bruner' nlilain
Connolly. AZ,
GIenns Run School HOIse-Thomas Nc
Cord, Jr., Thcma ~ Garden Jr.
The Judges for the city districts viii De se-
Iected hereafter by the city memher- OF the
Executive Committee for their respective
districts ,-
BY order Of the Democratic Executive COM
miftee Of Chic county.
p. l. KIMBERLY, Chairman,
II. II. PENDLETON. Secretary. spiiesa
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COLORADO POLITICS.
what the Denver sTrIbune" Says OF
one OF Their Statesmen.


one OTTheIr Statesmen.
Tom Bowen was out in the backyard
of the Windsor Hotel last night, re-
hearsing the speech he proposes TO de-
liver before the convention to-day. He
talked 80 loud that the guests on the
north side of the house had to make
hyperdermic injections Of morphine be-
fore they could 90 to sleep, and finally
one lady-a fond, devoted mother
sent a bell-bOy down To tell Bowen to
please stop, or he'd wake up the baby.
Bowen got very mad at this, but he
stopped, all the same, and strobe
through a side door into the Windsor
lobby with the impatient stride and
heroic glare which are supposed to
have been the prominent Characters
tics of Colonel Ajax when he detied the
lightning. He was in q bad, bad
humOr.
Take a drink, judge" asked a
friend.
No, sir" replied Bowen, savagely,
I'm drinking nothing but hot blood
nowaways, and they don't keep the
article on draught in this hotel"
The Judge went of by himself and
sat down in soft chair in dark corn
er and-pardon the claSsicality of the
cOmparisOn-sulked in his tent like the
old Grecian general. II was in this
damp, cloudy mood that Tribune re-
porter found him.
Good evening, Judge" said the re-
porter.
"Evenin'," said the Judge.
Il have come five blocks to ask you,
Judge" said the reporter, what you
thought OF Willard Teller's speech to-
day? Don't you believe it hurt the
Windmill cause"
POOH exclaimed the Judge, "You
don't call that speech, do you? Just
wait till turn myself loose tO-mOr-
row.
you will make an address, them"
Me? An address? Well, | should
smile. propose to tear my entrails
out and throw them right up against
the ceiling of the opera-hOuSe. Young
man, did YOU ever see cyclone"
No, Judge"
you have never seen it whirl, and
tear, and rip, and rend, and splinter,
and break, and gnaSh, and gnaw, and
Hop, and founder, and thrash, and
crush; YOU have never heard il roar and
thunder, and blustey, and shrek, and
scream, and whistle, and grOan, and
rave, and swear, and moan. | am a
cyclone"
Judge, YOU amaze mew
Hush, have you ever been in bat
tle?"
No
Il am two armies who met in CORY con-
fict-a mingling of bugle calls, clash of
~aber~, roll of drums, rattle OF musket-
", boom of artillery" whistle of balls,
EXPLOSION OF shells, means of the dying
and huZZas OF the victOrs.'
"Oh, Judge"
IL am royal Benger tiger, a roaring
Nubian lion, rhiuOcerous with two
horns, a deep sea whale, an inturiated
elephant, a laughing hyena of the desert
a man eating shark, an African gorilla
a grizzly bear, an OctOpus-yes, sir, an
eight-legged, One-eyed, understanding
octopus
Judge, what do you mean"
"COme to the convention tomorrow"
said Judge Bowen, land you will learn
what | mean. am going TO make the
grandest effort of my life. l am going
10 paralyze my audienee-pulyerlze It
bite it in two-ehew it up-spit It out.
Yes, young man, i shall rend the pale
air ike a twO-edged swOrd-ravish
prOse-rape the muses. and leftover the
very art and science of rhetoric "
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New York, September 23.-Flour-Un-
changed; receipts 5000 barrels; exports
5000 barrels. Wheat-15c lower; options
I26%c lower, closing dull and depressed;
receipts So 40 bushels; exports 2I3,OOO
bushels No. spring nominal; spring
81 26 TO arrive; ungraded red I6c(GSl O1ss;
steamer No. . do SOC; No. 3 red 81 GA q
%: steamer No. = red 81 0i'49l OAK;
No. red 81 O6jsGgl Oh; certificates 81 Us
al OSH delivered; ungraded white SDcg
81 y; No. = do 81 O94; No. do, sales
: ZOO bushels at 81 l2149l l2H; No. red
seller September, sales 10000 bushels, at
81 O6'zGgl o.; seller October, sales $4,000
bushels, at 81 oral Ola, closing at 81 o.;
seller November, sales $4,000 bushels, at
81 OSk@l % closing at 81 OSH; seller
December, sales 26i. 60 bushels, at 81 lOtg
l 1919. closing at 81 10; seller January,
sales li+VOO bushels, at 81 ll3SC9l ll3t,
closing at 81 ll%. Corn-ODened Ht9lc
lower, but afterwards recovered from the
decline and closed strong; receipts 4,525
bushels: exports 4.7OO bushels; ungraded
7O(l734c: No. 8 I2GL12}tc; steamer I2I2c;
No. . 72lg @T3jEc in elevator, Tit1I44C
delivered No. white 75c delivered; No.
seller September T2}.(d1Jc, closing al I3C;
seller October 725z@73' &C, closing at 1910;
seller November IU4c, closing at 1Utsc.
OatS-L@lc lower; less active; receipts
| 90 coo bushels; exports 81 bushels; mixed
western 3J@4lc: white western 4ONg iSc.
Haydn good demand at GOct65c. Hops
Strong; New York State 5jta65, the latter
fancy COtfee-Dull and unchanged. SD
gar-Firm; good refining 7-l6SI 9-l6c,
Molasses-Cnchanged Rice-Steady. Pc
rroleum-Firm: United S54; crude GAO
7lsc: refined 72tmSc. Tallow-Steady at
S3s@S1,c. Rusin-Unchanged. Turpen-
tine-Firmer at A.. Eggs-We>tern
unchanged. Leather-In good demand;
hemlock sole 22@26c. WoOl-Steady; do
nestle 32@47c; pulled lS@42c; nwashed
| l2q32c; Texas l4CL3Gc. POrk-Hlgher;
new mess So 25Gt22 30. Beef-Dull. Cut
| Meats-SCarce, long clear midiles li4c.
Iard-Active and firm; prime steam
So 55Gl2 %. Butter-Uncha ged. Cheese
-I-nrbanppI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
MOP RlrrEas.
HOP BII1eHSs ss
500 REWARD!

viii be paid for the detection and eonvic'
ton of any person selling or dealing in any
bogus, counterfeit or imitation Hop Rtters,
especially Bitters or preparations with the
word Hop or Hops in their name or con-
neeted Herewith, that Is intended to mis-
lead and cheat the publicor for any prepare
ton put in any form, pretending to be the
same Is Hop Bitters. The genuine have
cluster of Green Hops (notiee this) printed
on the white label, and are the purest and
best medicine on earth, especially for
Kidney, Liver and Nervous Diseases
Beware Of all Others, and OF all pretended
formulas or recipes of Hop Bitters pub
lished in papers or for sale, as they are
frauds and swindles. Whoever deals in
any but the genuine will be prosecuted.
HoP BITTER MIRO. Co,
Rochester. \. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
BALTIMORE { OHIO r. r. CO.
I'm AND AFTER MAY II, lisa, PAnbEn.
~ GER Trains win run - followS-Whcsa.
ing time

"Daily except sunday.
Nos. ~ and y stop NJ all stations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
FEED.
CATTLE AND HOG FEED
FOR SALE CHEAP
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining Co,
apl5 @ EGERTER. Secy.
The United States OF America
AcaSpSf

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNI.
i ted States for the District Of West Nir-
gina.
The United States of America
Against
poratha Boshar executrix OF John Boshar,
deceased. James 7. Rogers, trustee, George
Hook, guardian OF Caroline {. SIAM m,
George Book, guardian Of Mary A. Stamm,
Christian Boshar, Doratha BoShar, LOUIS
Boshar Lena Boshsr, Lolita Roshsr, Csths-
rine Stamm, Amelia Stamm, Henry
Stsmm, Annie BoshSr, John Boshar, Lilly
Boshsr and Jane Boshar,
IN CHASCERT.
Pursuant TO a decree entered by the District
Court OF the United States for the District OF
West Virginia in the above entitled cause on
cause was referred 10 the undersigned, one OF
the Commissioners OF said Court. 70 take,
state and report an account OF all claims anu
demands existing against the estate OF John
BoShar. deceased, and of their priorities, and
OF all liens upon the real estAt e mentioned in
the eed Of trust exhibited with the bill, and
of the prioritie, Of such liens, and said Com
missioner will also report any other matters
deemtd pertinent by himself, or which may
be required by any of the parties
By the terms of said decree said Commits.
sionershall give ten DAYS notice OF the time
and place of his proceedings thereundsr 10 AL
parties within the District OF West Virginia,
and shall also advertise notice thereof once
per week for four successive weeks in the
the City of Wheeling, West Virginia, prior 70
the commencement of such proceedings
Notice Is hereby given to all whom IL may
concern, that have fixed upon Wednesday,
the 18th day Of October A. u. lSS2, At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. as the time, and my once, NO, %
Twelfth street, il the City Of Wneenng. In
end reporting the matters in sid des1sS men
tioreu. JOHN WALTON,
selSaEt CI-.el St.Ss. COMMISSIONED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

Al The NAIIUNaL NaFIIhL
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. ID. CAbell viii open .
Female school al the National Capital,
Select Boarding and Day School for Young
ladies, on the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN
MPEMBER, In the building a. present oc-
cupied by Mrs. NJ. K Archery School on
assisted by a complete corps OF Masters, and
every facility will be afforded 10 students In
advanced Glasses, while the preparatory do
partment will receive most thorough atten'
tion The modern languages will form Q
prominent feature OF the school. For full
particulars address the PrtS cipal.
WILLIAM ID. CABELL.
spIegyb uliMS n. W.. Washington, ID. e.
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GsvERSxESrs-strong and higher.
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Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, September 23-Petroleum.
Active; United certificates firm and
closed at SIC; refined 75sc for Philadel'
phia delivery.
BRADFORD, September 23.-0il-Sdll adj
vancing; opened at s51{; highest SHc;
lowest SShc closed at SIC; sales 5,OlS,0oC
barrels; total shipments Friday 1890
barrels; charters $500 barrels.
TIIysYuLE, Pa, September SOL open
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25

ed at Sc: highest, SIZE; lowest, sSke;
closed at SIZE. Shipments "a, 800 bols
charters So, $50 bbls; Runs T6,2O4 bbis. .
on CRY, Pa, September S.-Petroleuml
The market opened strong and excited
and Sc above the close OF yesterday, and
few minutes alter opening there were sales
at SIC. There were sudden advances and
declines all day, dosing at size; highest
size; lowest sS1sc. Sales, 6,s6O,OOO bar