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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-22
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! oluest. We borrow from 10 nearly
all our arts and sciences, and have
only improved upon what the
Egyptians taught MS. Our alphabet
aud the art OF writing came from the
banks of the Nile. 1t was carried to
Pt@nicia, then to Greece and Rome.
and then TO Europe aud America.
The Egyptians invented the lever.
by which all engines are moved, and
electricity aad steam made useful.
Egg ptian glass makers, goldsmith,
painters, weavers, builders and
stone cutters, miners, gardeners and
even poets and historians, have
taught their arts to al the Western
nations; Moses studied in the
Egyptian colleges, and Joeeph and
bis father looked upon It's pyramid
and temples with wonder.
The land OF Egypt is deposit Of
mud brought down by the foods Of
the Nile from the mountains OF Md
die Africa. Every year the river
OVERT pws it's banks, aud renews the
fertility Of the SOL by new dep osit,
aud these regular foundations have
been 80 provided for by embark
ments and canals az to be seldom
dangerous. The Nile scarcely ever
sweeps away the A)cks and har-
vests OF the farmers, like the M,ssis-
sippi. ii would be well if the Ms
sissippi could be made as useful as
the Nile.
This fat land of mud rests on
rocks and sand. On each side OF it
10 a desert, bare, hot and sitting.
A desert divides it from Asia. 1t is
isolated from the world, and here
for several thousand years the
Egyptian Pharaobs ruled over an
obedient people, and their people
Invented aud practlced those useful
arts which they were afterwards TO
,eacb o,bo, T,o 60. -
E,yc, .,.. =
Menesi he '- ned about 5000 b.
Q. Thirty -one jyhas;es or families
Of K.o,s toI,ow NJ. onI 49,
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WI w. ~ i'''OP' "aS '"eh VIII
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"nu "e'o'"'e. lue savage people
""o s"i - "''''e' H8yP' "ere nKe
o"' q l"ei '''" Ipu'"uS' 'B"o'a"' ana
y, ea0neIouT' iau tney oeen so'e
'"y "oU'u nave Dio"e" III upon Vhe
~ u'' 'ou' %Iy P''S"S SacReu ana
"u'neu 'ne'f cues spn Ioooed them
" ivy fOs'' lucy "ou'u
ua'e 'eS' ioyeo temples anu palaces
"oo'79 ""o RaIuens' sn'ps Sno lac
o''''' S"u 'e'' ua without any oil 'ne
~ Via" '"'s"'''n' ana improve
"0"'9' -" iOl O"''e'y the deserts
'"' nc sea 'ol TWO 'nou'ano years
~ 'eS9' NeP' he saV'Res away
Iue COUNTY gre" ,'cn ana houf'sn-
"B 'ne OanSS o. the we were
',"eu WIN n"e '"''n' AZ ieTtile aS
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-22

Just Received, by Sha1er and Bona-
Geld. one car load Phosphate and one cor
load Boue Dus,-at lowest prices.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-22
FOR SALE.
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The uudersig ed has several farms f.v
nj. lie also offers to sell his nnim,
proved lands ln lots TO suit purchasers
at low figures All on liberal credit,
oeVu VIM. q. BRowN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-09-22


When each soldier bad made an adj
dress' the doxoloyy was sung and the
meeting broke up, Capt. Hill an-
nonnolne that the Army were going
TO their barracks Mt Bedford and
christopher streets, and that they
would be at the City Hall again at
D o clock on Friday. Books OF the
oymus were offered for sale 10y the
II 'IIe'J'h L'S'es' at / cents,
anc e'.1's OF Inc War Z tue
wee ,} J'''ne y the Army, e. lLr,e
'-'ls cory
~ pTm'c "'Y oil the ond
SsIohaI Dlsttlob met at ne -
" "''''''""y ""'s""n- 'C
80 ''''' rAtU"''N' Nori-
49,, I' % " LILA" u
"'''o" ''"9' ~ az
fl,
We" e1"''" .ne S'"'es
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w" wy ""u SiosePueu''y
""0 P'o'''soi VI u.eeN anu h'''h
" '"'' '"S'''u''o" "pi'S' 'uus en-
P'oy'u ne granua'eo IN The law
scn'oh Sho soon after commruoed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
MINERAL COUNTY.
Democratic COnyentiOn-Daily for the
HOuSR-Senator Davis Present.

Special Dispatch 10 tie sunday Rcg'ster.
KEYsER. W. Va, September 1.-The DEM
ocratic Convention Of Mineral county was
held here to-day. It was very large anu
respectable body, and harmonious through
out its entire proceedings. Consequently
it was in very happy contrast to the last
convention that assembled here, and caused
the great split in the Democratic party Oh
this District.
{. ". Daily, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney
Of this county, was nominated Tor the
House OF Delegate. He IS a talented young
man. and will take a foremost place among
tLemenbe of the next House Of Delegates.
c. III. Yandiver was President OF the con-
yention and J. W. Nandiyer secretary.
Col. John Johnson was nominated Tor
county commissioner. His nomination IS
a good one and he will prove to BE- strong
candidate. Senator Davis addressed the
convention at length on national and state
affairs. His speech was full of facts and
figures. and was we'll received. The Sena-
tor was followed by the nominees OF the
convention each OF whom made short
speeches
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
From Sundays Register.
RACES AT "THE WHITE"
Immense Throng in Attendance at
Third Days Races.
The Wheeling Registers" Prize-Most
Exciting Race Of AlI-"The Register"
the. All-AbsOrbing TOpic-"LOng
May She Wave"
Special Dispa,c6 o H. .S,n,lar R.l.,,er

Special Dispatch 10 ne S'Juioy RsyiStsr.
GREESBRIEs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
September 2.-The third days races came
of, and as the day was bright and clear it
drew together an immense throng. 1t was
the largest attendance yet.
In the race for the West Virginia sweep
stakes, three-fOurths of a mile, for two.
year-oldS, there were four starters. B. B.
Thomas chestnut flly Queen Bon, first;
Thomas Pixies Fride, second.
In the second lace, one mile all age, TO
carry one hundred and FIVE pounds, were
three starters. Burch Iota first, Thomas
second, Kentucky stable, Carolus, third.
Ia the third race, one and quarter miles,
all ages, were four starters, Thomas Lelex
frst Bearsley'S Maniton second, Burch's
Sprague third. Aggie Gross took the Icai
from the start, and had she been properly
Ride n, would have vol. She however few
the track after passing the first quarter
throwing her rider without I'M uring either.
In the 'ourth race, dash three-Quarters of
q mile, purse 500. Donald, by the Wheel
ing REGISTER, for all ages that have not
tarted this year for any purse or stake Of
fered by any regularly organized associa-
ton. TO cary l4j pounds; any number
of poynds ovec eight allowed. Horses
we're ridden by gent eman riders, who are
members OF any organized hunting riding
or Jockey club or subscribers 70 this a>so-
citation There were three starters: Out
cast, brown horse ridden by young Mr..
boswell, OF Nirgi ia, OF Doswelt stables,
whose father owns the celebrated racers,
Bushwhacker and Planet, was first; Proud
Dick. ridden by Mr.. Christian, second; EN-.
lily, ridden by Mr.. Lynn, third: Cyrus, rid
den by Mr. Dukeney. fourth; John Ran
dolph, ridden by Mr.. Duudag. an English.
man. fifth. This was the most eN-itins
race. rs the riders were al gentlemen and
owned the horses. The pools sold lively
on this race with OItcast the f4yortte. The
enthusiasm knew no bounds as they came
in on the home stretch, everybody stand
ing up. gentlemen yelling and IA lies
waving their hats and parasolS. The
Wheeling RErI~rEE is the all absorb n
topic tonight, and long may she wave, we
all saw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
A MARVEL IN STONE.
Like n Huge Lizard, Vet Counterfeit
ing the Parts of Many other Crea.
81. Lons Globe-Bem


ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
A remarkable Indian idol was re-
Gently taken from Horse creek, in
Cedar county, Missouri, the home of
the last mound builders. Among those
who were present were r. A. Blair, the
owner and discoverer of the finest lot
of mastodon bones now in the United
States, one who has devoted all his leis-
ure to the style of literature that would
make his opinion of value in this mat
ter. The subject is of such importance
as to warrant giving the description
and circumstances Ofthe finding Ofthe
object the widest publicity. This In
dian or Aztec idol, as it is believed TO be,
is four feet long and weighs siXty-four
pounds. In general outline of figure it
resembles huge lizard or chameleon.
1t i carved out Of a slate or lead-color-
ed stone or composition of moderate
hardness, is rs smooth as glass and
shows that it is the work of a person Of
fine imagination, intelligence and
skill, whether he lived one thousand
years ago or is living to-day.
On q closer examination, the idol l.
found to be made up ofp Irts of a dozen
creatures-amphibia, carnivora, insects,
reptiles and fowls. Tire top of the head
has the semblance ola fiat bone plate,
and is shaped like that of an eagle,
with long sharp beak. Near the
middle of the beak isa horn, like that
of rhinoceros, and of a light yellow
color. The under part of the heal is
shaped like that of a turtle or frog, and
is of light yellow. The eye is like that
of an eagle.
1t has four legs, two in front and
two behind. The legs are shaped ex-
actly like those Of an elephant, have
four yellow toes on each foot and the
bottom of the feet have the spOngy APP
pearance peculiar to those of an ele-
plant. Between each pair of legs on
the abdomen is representation of
the plate of bone like that OH turtle.
On the back are two shields, or wing
covers, like those on the back of u
common beetle Behind the legs, and
about the middle of the tail, is a fin
divided into four fingers or flaps.
From the point where the wings ter
inmate to the end of the tail extends a
row of diamOnd-shaped yellow spots.
The idol is in a perfect state of preserva-
ton, and at distant of few step;
looks rs it it Were alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04

the county met, yesterday afternoon. at the
Office of VIM. G. Handlan, the following
members present: Messrs p. L. sKimber-
ly, Union, President; II. II. Pepdleten,
Clay, Secretary; Ralph Ankle, Washington;
J. L. Bedillion, Triadelphia; s. L. McCol-
loeb, Liberty; James Wheeler, Centre. Sew
eral prominent Democrats were also pres
emit. .-
After some elaboration it was decided to
hold the primaries on Saturday, September
10, and the convention on the following
Monday. The primaries will be held at
the customary voting places, and the polls
will be open a. follows: In the city, from
until o'clock; in the country, from I'M
til o'clock. Each district will be entitled
to three delegates.
The Convention will nominate candidates
for the Legislature, and appoint the Sena-
torial and Judicial conferees, and the Exec
utiye Committee.
At the primaries, the several districts
will nominate candidates for justices and
constables, TO nil vacancies; county COM
missiOners; and in the city district, school
commissioners. The present Board OF
Commissioners retires on January first and
one-third of the School Board also dies.
The retreating members are as follows:
Washington, Alfred CALDWELL; Madison,
R. +. Criswell; Clay, DR.. E. A. Hildreth;
Union, George McCully; Centre, Charles L.
Bingell; Webster, J. NJ. Todd; Richie, J.
W. Wait. OF these, Messrs. Caldwell, Nc
Gully, Bingell, Todd and Wait are Demo-
Gratis, and Messrs. Criswell and Hildreth
are Republicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
Offered
PRODUCE
New York.

SEw York, September 2.-Cotton-Easy
at I2s@lS slice; futures steady. Flour
Quiet: receipts 1900 barrels; exports
100 barrels; superfine western and State
50 7OG4 %; common to good, II 4oS
5 20; good to choice. S. 2S@s .; white
wheat extra 81 25@S 25; extra Ohio, 81 %
az so. 81 Louis, 81 6Ntas 25; Minnesota
Sstent process, S725@s IS. Wheat-Stesdy
and firm; receipts 4O5, 900 bushels; exports
SS9 OO0 bushels; ungrsded red aSc9l II;
steamer No. 5 red 81 O4l1; No. Sired 81 09A
ar IL; No. red 81 INCL lSS; No. !
White, sales 1900 bushels, at 81 l6h; No; 2
red seller September, sales $4,000 bushels,
at 81 lOH@l 112, closing at 81 rs;
seller October, sales $4,000 bushels, at
81 i2s<a1 1917, closing at 81. l2s; seller
November, sales $50, 900 bushels at 81 lag
l5Is, closing at 81 141s; seller Decem6er,
sales 5000 bushels, at 81 l5s<@l l6ss.
closing at 81 le; COr1- tS1si scarce can: and
Srnn. with a reaction OF E@Hc; receipts
Is 900 bushels; exports CSC bushels; un:
graded Sl11@soc: No. 2 white Ss7; No. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
POLITICAL PoraER-
Opeuiug the Campaign by the Demo-
Gratis I'm ohio County.

The political campaign in Ohio county Is Is
as yet an unruffied sea- Bat the penioCIs -
propose. ere long, TO so stir up the waves IS
70 oyerwhelm all opposition. The Repuoh-
cans have taken no steps yet looking sa gx 70
80 aiWsys whipped in the county" sad
Conmitteeman Sylvis, last night If |
had had my way in the committee mint we
IIro s,J Row can run il to suit themselves
t.When will your committe meet asked
the inquisitor OF the SUNDAY REsIsrEs, 800.
~ don't know; they adjourned to meet
=, ~ Ill ~ The chairman. If had been
sbsirman I'd had the campaign opened.
s.You have q good organization IN the
county, have you notr pursued the pen
ciller.
None at all, that know of"
why, there's the Lincoln Club =,
"Oh II don't amount to an organization,
I'D The eonseryaror of the city's peace and
diSrSty wendell his way up Market street
DEMOCRATIC DoTses,
The Democratic Executive Commute o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
Kanaw ha County Republicans
Ipiured from n Runaway.

Special DLspdtch 70 the Sunday Rf9L'eL.
RUCHASSoS. W. Va, September Mrs
Jacob NJ. Armstrong, of this county. was
seriously and probably fatally injured near
this place to-day by team running away
and throwing her out of the wagon the
wheels of which passed over her breast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
Norwood Hioh School and College,

Norwood, Nelson county, Va r. H: wiliis,
Jr, Univ. of Na.,) l. Il. Wharton UNIV. OF
Val ID. d., Principals. Opens September Il,
1882, with full corps OF instructors. Location
especially healthy. Chaly beate water. Com.
pleie course Of study In all departments
Thorough preparation for University Of Viz.
ainsa and other higher institutions. Board
and tuition from $40 to SID per annual ses-
sion. Apply TO Principals for catalogue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Wood County Convention.

Spccial Dispatch 10 he Sunday Reg'ste''
PARxERsBrRG. September 1.-The Demo-
cratic Convention here to-day, was large
and enthusiastic. Hugh Mearns, 7. +.
Wells and ]. r. Leachman were nominated
for the Legislature, and A. A. Keller Tor
County Commissioner. The ticket IS con-
sidered strong.
Kanaw ma County Republicans.
SpecsdI Dispatch 10 TIE Sunday ReotssT.
CHAKLEsrUS, w. Va, September 1.-The
Republican County Convention met here
to-day and nominated Judge Jas. II.
Brown, a. W. Boyd and Abe Buroew as
candidates for the Legislative Convention
and adopted resolutions fayoring the temp
erance question. John Slack, Secretary
was nominated for Circuit Court clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
Waahinuton and Lee University,

~EN. g. w. c. LEE, PRESIDENT. THOR
" ough instruction in Languages, Litera,
ture and Science, and In the ProfessionM
schools Of Law and Engineering. Healthfui
location In the Valley OF Virginia, Necessary
expenses for nine months. exclusive OF books
and clothing, need not exceed SIS. Session
opens Sertein Der 2Ist For catalogue address
]. l. CAMPBELL, JR.. Clerk,
ag9egb Lexington, va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
BELLEVUE High SCHOOL,

BEDFORD CO.. VIRGINIA,
On N, 4 Western r r., Is miles west Of Lynch
burg. For boys and Young men. Fun corps
of teachers Instructions thorough. Beauu-
ful and healthy location. Liberal provision
for comfort and improvement OF pupils. Sos
SION opens 18th September For Catalogue or
special information address WM, X AbbOT,
Princinal Rellevue 2. q. 1y4eOdroG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04

COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE BRIDGE
- TON, New Jersey. Both sexes. Full corps
OF teachers. Instruction thorough. Music,
Painting, Drawing. Climate mild; very
healthy. Begins september lth. Address
agISeg II. X. TkASK, Principal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
Lost HisLag.


Specal DispotcA % the SsEsday Register.
KEYsEs, September 2.-Thos- Payne, a
coIored tramp, aged about IA years, LOST q
LEG to-day in attempting TO board moving
freight train. He came from the new ralI-
ro,,3 and has a father in Staunton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
NASSAU COLLEGE,

n. Y. A COMPLETE
college course for women, with schools
OF Painting and Music, and preparatory de-
partment. Catalogues sent.
8. L. CALDWELL, d. D.,
osInao5-eoz President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally strong.
Sr,rE SFcTpITrES-Dnll

EOurS and-a-haI coupon
FOurS coupons
Pacific Skies Of
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally strong.
STATE SEcUIITIES-Dull.
SroCKs Market opened in the main
fraction lower than il closed yesterday In
the early trade the market although dull,
was strong, and prices recorded an advance
of 4 to tx. LaCkawanua, Denver Il Rio
Grande, New Jersey Central, Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific preferred being the
most prominent in the upward movement.
About midday reaction OF ls@is followed,
Rochester & Pittsburg leading therein, al
ter which the list again told up ls@9s, the
latter on New Jarsey Central. The market
then became heavy and receded Ls9Es,
New jersey Central and Lackawanna Lead
ing the decline, but in the final dealings
Hannibal L ST. Joseph preferred advanced
24 and the remainder OF the
list r.@%, the latter leading, and
the market closed dull but generally
strong showing an advance on the days
transactions of Is@3A per cent, Hannibal
and St. Joseph preferred leading therein.
Sales-Central Pacific 1000, Lackawanna
2,TCO, Delaware and Hudson 1000, Denver
and Rio Grande 10000. Erie 1000, Hannibal
and St. Joseph preferred 10000, Kansas and
Texas 5000, Lake Shore 1900, Louisville
and Nashville 1000, Missouri Pacific 1000
Northwest 1900, Jersey Central 5000 New
York Central 10000 Northern Pacific 5000,
Reading 1900, St. Paul 1900, st. Paul and
Omaha 1000 Texas Pacific 5000, Union
Pacific 900, Wabash Pacific 10000, New
York Chicago and st. Louis 1000, Rochester
and Pittsburgh $4,000 Oregon and Trans
Continental 1000, Minnesota and st. Louis
. on Total go coo,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
RJJSINESS COLLEGE.

TWO COURSES, COMMERCIAL COURSE
and Common English Branches. special
arrangements for thorough Instruction IN the
English branches. Individual instruction.
Can enter AT any time. Ladies' admitted. Call
]. NJ. FRASHER & CO,
opleoawepzb Wheeling, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
UNIVERSITY OF VlRGINIA.

CESSION BEGINS ON THE FIRST OF
= October, and continues nine months. APP
ply for catalogues 10 the Secretary OF the
Faculty, p. y. University Of Virginia, Abe
marie CO., Va. JAS. +. HARRISON.
iy25eodva Chairman of the Faculty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
xag MEDICAL.
A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.
tfl Fpon the Bosson GloSel


The above Is good Likeness Of Ms Lydia Z PfnEs
ham, Of Lynn, NAs&, who above an other human beass
may be t-uthfury called the Dear Friend of womans
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a realousiy devoted 20 her work which the outcome
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One says, at works Ike . charm and saves much
pain Il VIII cure entirely the worst form Of falling
Of the uterus, Leueorrhcsa, Irregular and painful
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new Life and vigor. Il removes faEtness Aatulency,
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Nervous Prootration, General Debility Slsepessness,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down. causing pain, weight and baekAehe, Is always
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under all circumstances act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
II costs only g. per bottle six for g., and Is sold By
druggst Any advice required as TO special cases. and
the Of many who have been restored 70 perfect
health by the OF the Vegetable Compound, can be
obtained by addressing Mrs. p, with stamp for reply,
ct her home IN Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compounds
UNSURPASSED as abundant testimonials show.
airs Pinkham's Liver Pills." says one writer, fare
ne best IN the trorld for the of Constipation,
BIliouSness and Torpidity Of the liver Her Blood
Purifier works wonders In its special line and bids fair
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04

Sunday EIpreA leaves Wheeling q ~
arrives Hellsburx rs a. ~, steuoen yiIeyS
points.
Trains leaving Columbus atS 20 p. =. and 80
A. NJ run daily. Through Chicago Expe
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, AtS0
2. NJ, with sleeping car attached, arriving Y
secured In advance atu MON Depot uekss o0sA
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room 6lssPeng
Cans through without change from steuo
west 10 Columbus, TO Cincinnati, Louhvinos
indianapolis and -. Louis.
For through Tickets, baggage cheeks, aeeHlng
ton apply TO John q. Tomlinson, Ticket Aeeos
at Pan .Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh 9efeees
or NJ City Ticket Once, under hsInre oonA
Wheslina. JAMES McCReA,
Manager Columbus, OHIO.
r.. A. FORD,
Gent Pan. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at ) I-2a7 Per Cent.-GOvern-
mentS Irregular - Railroad Bonds
Strong-FIour Generally Dull-Wheat
U-..rIIlpu.
New York.

New YoRK. September 2.-MONEY-At . Z
g. per cent. Prime mercantile paper at
5Cd 81! per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills steady at 4S54; demand 1894.
GnXERNMENTs-lrregu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 2,-Petroleum
Dull: United certificates weak; closed at
5zs3c; refined, 63s@6jsc for Philadelp liza
delivery.
TrrrsvILLE, PA. September 2.-Oil oper ed
at E5c; highest 55c; lowest 5S2zc; closed at
52Ec. Shipments 80, 957 arrels; char'ers
1889 barrels; runs, tide water, 5000 bar
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04
PROPOSALS..
FURNITURE 40.
FURNITURE.

BUY AT
Retail at Wholesale Prices !
Agent for the Riverside Furniture Factory and
for the leading manufactures OF Marble and
Marbleized Mantels. +. q. Caldwell
myl3c 800 and ljJ2 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-04

n ~ Agents wanted. IS aday made
NrTENl II elling eur New Household
~ yG| Articles and Family Scale
Wesghs up 20 8 lbs Sells
A's0' Address DOMESTIC SCALE Co
Cincinnati