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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24
THE SOUTH pfpMsl.yAsiiA

70 rsnsees WfaH she PSSMbusuA sDa
Lake Esss-NsisheS0 0vsSusHoe Wase'
ingtsn Csaasies % Gee ~
WAyNssRUAe, December 23s-t ~ bup'
posed that the South Penns5lvanis reil'
road would make 10 western counectooe
via Wheeling. but this part % the echems
seems " have been abandoned Itscoonee'
tion will be via. Pittsburgh, md IL WIN
therefore not psss through wsshinetoa
nor Greene counties to whecitng. The
following is pertinent on this topte;
"The Ssuth Pe.asylvanis'v vill stage ifonl
she terminus Of the Rcading at hSst.enrG:
Coming west Il will strife the noh 0inee9
portions q the State md will oosasee VIA
the Pittsburgh, foushioshsny - nc. 10
Ses.RSss SeusRSioeAeny % river. Ths. road, = syoa
know, crosses the MononEahelAsrtye at
MeKeesport and e will connect With che
Pittsburgh and Rake Esie on ~ oouth
side. The kaks ESis conneots> v1th IT,
Lake Shore and Michinn. DoutAesn ead
that will give the PilIladeiphie sAAs nte1.
ing, which stnrts iu New forA - nuch
right to trade and prominence ~ ~ trunk
line in-Ahe county"
This VIM doubtless end oil spssu,atisns
ana mysteries ~ 70 tuo burveyv VI Euel4Ve8
routes In this end subseQ uently. In. Wese-
ingtol county. The purchase o. tbe 7. q
\. Y. BY the d. d u. company al The
changing Of the line from FIhlsyviile
to conacct with Ne Connellsville Hsaach of
the b. & q. road and the svident dstsrmf.
nation Of the company 10 s.teNd' the
Hemp1eld into the coke regions Of nsystte
county, most probably has somethtaG 70
DO, II The statement 10 true that tie yced ~
not 10 be put through 10 Whsefn1lp cAang.
tndMr.. vandcrbilas programme.
mover ia the road, ~ well ss 10
keesport and foughiogheny q
partly built. The latter rod
with the Pittsburg and ISke M
mouth Of GhartisD creek sbori
below Htsburgh.
The Phiisdelphis and Rcadin.F
bnHh and Lake Erie, the Lake 81
Michigan Southern and the Pi
MeKsesport and Youghif ,Ehemy. d
bD an agneement mt PIT tsbuSgb
day last, guaranteeing 20 meet
terest on mSD eA2c Of tAOe
10 proposed to be neg ,tiated for
pose Of buildiDg the ne Sosth
yania
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View york Assignments.

NEw YORK, December 2S.-Assignments
were filed to-day as follows; Theodore
Weston, architect, 12O Broadway; habili-
ties sl70S22; actual assets $Sl25. j. II.
Adams & Son, 2s3 Pearl street; liabilities
SiO5, ,643; actual assets 81, $40
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Honest and Liberal.

When the hops in each bottle OF HOP
Bi tiers (at the present price, Sl-2o per ip.l
cost more than bottle is solo ior, oesiaea
the other costly medicines and the quality
snd price are Kept the same, we think ii Is
hon est ard liberal in the proprietors, and
no one should complain, or buy or use
worthless stuff, or cheating, bogus imita-
tions because pheir price is less.
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FiNANC e AND TRADE.

NEW Ysax, DE, .ember 2S.-MoNKI-At
5 per cent Prime mercantile paper, st
as per cent Bar liver at 1887. Sterling
exchange steady at 4Si for long and 4S''s
on sight.
GoyERNafssrs-DulE.
SrATy TEcrTtFIEs--Steady.
R.rRaoEp Bosps-Wiihou feature.
SrorEs-Co Continue very dull and the only
feature beng Norfolk and Western which
dropped 81. per cent and recovered per
cent.
rhTees
Fiyes extended
Feurs and a-baN coupons
81 - ~ lA
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80. ClairsyiIIe for HsIIingswor,h.

Special DSspdtch 70 he Sunttdy RfglsLeT.
ST. CLAtRsyILLE, o., December 2S.-St.
Clairsvilbe precinct elscts Hollingsworth
delegates by twenty-five maj srity over the
Citizens ticket. There was light vote,
and bat little interest taken. No. news
from the other Townships has reached
here
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o,o,..,a,. N.t F.rnt.hed.

arTTsBURez, Desember 23.-In accord
aaee with the action taken lately by the
Chicago Board Of Trsas against bucket
shops, all such places Of this city have
been notised by the Central District and
Printing Telegraph Company, that after
the firstof January quotations will not be
\ Efnrniskad then.
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Presidential Nomination.

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated Narnum b. Cech-
ran, of Michigan, TO be Register OF the Land
Office at Marquette.
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.n.r~arou.Youth. .

ATLANTA, GA. December 2S.-To-aay, at
Coyington, Will Smith, young man
eighteen years of age, shot and killed jas,
attempted to arrest him. He is in Jail.
Intense excitement Whisky was the
cause.
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PRODBCl:.


BALTnoRE, December 3.-1iour-D,ts
and unchanged Wbest-WeoRrn steady
and quiet; No. 3 winter red spot 81 06fk
etl or; seller january 81 O6lfi 06Sx; sellI
er February 81 0sIG(nD o9Mi seller March
81 l11EGel 1l7a Corp-Westsrn' easier
closing dull; mixed scot 64c aelssd; new
s3kGa63 &c; seller year 64li @6t hf; seller
January 6f(G8l 49,; seller February JsstS
s05sc; SELLER March b0ss6s6lc. Oats-Steady
and quiet: Western white 47(e4Ss; mixed
45@46c; Pennsylvania 4694Sc; RyeIlnlet
visions-Unchanged and quiet. Butter
Firm; W. stern packed and roll o(926c.
Eggs-Stesdy; fresh DC; lined eCs25c.
Observation-Disclosures Coiiee-Firm. SUI
gar-Quiet Whisky-taniet at 81 isn9
tSL
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Negro Murderer Gagged.

NEW YGRx, December 2S.-Alexander
Jefferson, the negro who murdered Mrs.
Jackson and Henry Hicks, in the suburbs
OF Brooklyn Thursday night was captured
This afternoon. He made a desperate re-
sistance and shooting at the officers. f1.
naliy he shot himself, but it is hoped not
fatally,
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Failed.

PAILApElrHA, December aa.-The failure
! Of James Smythe & Co, extensive manu-
faciurers Of yarns, is announced. Labili'
ties not known, hut il is believed that they
will be heavy. Over production anda duh
market the cause.
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powderExuIoxiOu.

SAN PRAScIsCo. December 2S.-The pow
der explosion this afternoon at SLICES sta.
ton. near Burkeley, resulted in the instant
death of one Chinese employe and the
severe injury OF another.
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EXnlnsion.

San FRAxcIsco, December 2a-The latest
report from the powder explosion, near
Berkeley, are one Chinaman killed aud
one injured. The white man ThoM, VINO
wss 80 badly burned. died snce
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Nc " VA SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a. 1882

vile, BellaiIet Morristown and Martins
Ferry give 4zylor their solid twenty-one
votes We SFve heard from but two pre-
cincts of Jei eikfs6n, both of which are for
Taylor win the returns now in Taylors
friends feel Nsnguine Of his nomination.
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,.o-. r,rli.h Ror..cutton.

DUBLIN, December 2a-The government
is determined to prosecute O'Brien, editor
of the United Ireland, for seditious libel,
uttered in an article entitled, Accusing
Spirits"
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at ease, but when the lady had made -
lection Of q costly, pearl-handled fan Of red
ostrich feathers, that cost $50, Mr.. 0eb-
hardt drew from his pocket,
A Plethofic Reckeshook,
paying the price OF the little gift.
as Il possible that that young man ts
going to pay for Mrs. Langtry's purchase
inquired an austere lady in an audible
voice Of her companion.
"Yes, il looks like it." was the reply.
That's young Gebhardt who the news-
papers talk so much about on account OF
his attentions to Mrs. Iangtry. Amt itr'
persisted the first lady.
ao. Yes !. p, was the the reply, in whisper "bus
"well l declare, it just beats me the way
some people go on"
The attention OF Mrs Langtry and
Her Millionaire
escort was next attracted to some
costly diamond bracelets, which they ex-
amined very attentively for some time, hid
from the eyes of the curious within cur.
tanned Office, where the sauye salesman in.
vited them to retire. At every turn
the lady was greeted by the impu.
dent stare of men and women,
and at last, becoming really frightened at
, he crush, she requested TO be taken to the
ca rriage. She could hardly force her way
al, pg, and her face, which only . short
Tin before was wreathed in smiles, now
sbW signs of fear and alarm.
!. .Th. hotel was reached n safety, and
ana III :. Peters st di}nef g . ~ -, !,
i ,urinE the MoPnfnE Hours
Mrs. La. ,stry sent cablegram TO friends
in Londo n. notifying them that Mrs. La
bouchere had applied for a divorce from
Mr.. Pige, IN, would arrive at home to-
day, and also giving some family
At quarter 70 o'clock
She started for the theatre alone in the
brougbam OIL Mr.. Gebhard, which has been
placed at her disposal during her stay In
Ihi, city.
,ue from the theatre, and before retiring
,upped with Mr.. Gebhard and Mr.. Peters
m her private a. nrtments.
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l&w YoNX. December S.-Loanfr in
crease. 5000, 800, specie, increase, 81, ~,
posi- n, increase, 81 f36, 600; circulatioHe in
crease, SIO4 zoe; reserve. decrease. $s07IsO;
banks now hold Ss272.i75 IN encrss OF
legal requirements.
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1ssx GO OUT sHopiNe TOGETHER.

Frsddye and Lily Breakfast and Then
DO 0nt RSasnx-whsi sise Wsee-They
sIne aud AfseKsasas Prseeesa ca the
Theatre.
PHILADELPIL4. December Gas Mrs.
Laugtry gazed from out the recess OF cur
taiEed window in hers boudoir yesterday
moIning, her eyes fell upon dreary scene.
Psssers by hurried ON through .. drizzling
rain, clad in rubber garments and with
raised umbrellas. At breakfast she was
ioined by Frederic Gebhard in her own
private spartmeDts, and the two enjoyed .
tete.a tete which lasted for nearly tso
bouRs
Jareh was served again In her apart
mems at 2 o'clock. and both Mr.. Gebhardt
and Mr.. Peters were Mrs. Iangtry's guests.
Al j o'clock the sing'e broughan OF MI.
GcbbaIdt, drawnby
Two Hand~ame BAYS
| wss driven up to the side entrance oil the
| Hotel BelIeyue, but il was not until
| one hour later that the liyerisd fo0tman
| oreped the carriage door for his master
| and Mrs. langtry to enter. In
! an instant the footmsn bad mounted 70
| his seat, and the spirited team dashed
| around the corner, up Broad street %
| Chestnut and down this latter thoro1gh'
fare 10 CaldwelPs jevelJy store. Here
| some difficulty was experienced In hnding
| a suitable spot for Mrs Langtzy and her
| escort 70 alight, but finally the carriage
| drew up in front Of Porter & Coates book
store. where
| The Pais AiigbasA.
| They were compalled TO walk Few step
| ON the crowded. street before effecting n
| entrance 10 Cald1elfs, asd. though theil
| walk consumed only moment or Two
| they were imaediately Eecognized By tn
| crowd OF spectators. Mrs. Langtry. va
/ clad in dalk waterproof which lifted be
| form very closely. From her shoulder
hung hood lined with cardinal satin.
large English walking hat, adorned with
/ single fsather. p, p,otected her head, while
blsck veil, fallisg TO the lips, bid the eye
and upper part OF her face.
She Seemed yesy Heryeus
| and anxious to avoid the gaze OF the cur
! Gus throng that Immediately gathered
With auiek steps she and her escort en-
tered the store, followed BY City or sixt.
1 people. On entering Mrs. Langtry at ono
!. made her way TO the fan case where, turf
ing her back apon the little knot OF iadi'
anxious to catch glimpse Of her face. 81
was shown large assortment Of ostric
feather fsns. !,
hes esccrt stood beside her sameahat
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Ralfaira nelesates.

BELIA1aE, December 2a.-The primary
election passed off quietly here to-day, and
very little interest WAS man;Vted. n
light, vote was polled and de'egatas.
elecsed are uninstructed.
"lAs following are the names of the dlsia-
gates:
First vard-J. III. Lee.
Second ward-A. b Shsnnafeit
Third ward-Henry Krimmer.
Fourth ward-Chas. Baltzall aIsa VIM.
Gill
Fifth ward-Dr. ]. B. McColloSgh and
John d. Baker
For the Texnsbip-Capt T<os. Garrett
and w. H. Mcmahon.
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A TRrR strengthening medicine and
health.reT.ever is Browns Iron Ritters'
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Harrs.en for far.HollInnsuerth.

Spseia; to The Sunday ksgSster.
CADIz, O., December sS>-Helliugsworth
carried all the townships of Harrison
county at the Republican primaries. His
friends estimate his vote on the first bal
lot al forty-four.
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TnYlor's F,rientls Nansain-.

Special, DiSpotah 70 Je Sandy Register. .
CAMRRrDGE, o., December a-Taylor has
carried all OF Gurnsey county 50 far as
heard from, except one precinct, Barnes-
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DRY 600Rs.
New Y0Fh.
Httsburgls Oh.

NEW Y0RK December yi-Dry GO0is-4
AS usual the isy beiorethristmds tpemar
ket is very qniet and without feature.
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To Col. Thcs<.J. Holiday, Lincoln Club Room:
Taylor WI have fifteen delegates in this
county. G..
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Yesterday reosso o9ooDon1e O6nO14
31sosD uR ~ ~
In Part \. Jsdgs llseoaD 1890 -
case Of etaie Va ke1Dph CkomlC15 -
called snd u dsts s1ahE ap0s1So1 r. oo115
In snswerAe WIT 81 hshS6s ougpaa ~.
further bseslaS g - 80 %. 9 nl1o
The c. q y (s1usII y GSS'7f -
Bosed a Edus ktso. a - 111u
the coust slIo< - IT, -
Decenbss %, 20 tnaks -
In psstz. tbs eas - hM|
faiiisg II serse VI lin
ipannnG u = ~ & s.
Tls foiIovj - = - -
esohr 3MhX tRn,z = =. q: S +, -
ws.hiestks-Dss,A Ossse, -
h.ds.os-6i4k lls.. Asa
| sas11zx 1.saI.4 /
usiss- Knsss, - n. =
! Attssess sii.::;s'i.. es,y. ~,
IzN7s nsrB. oI.,4 -
y. AM. 4
/ a. pt-Wn. apss. 5H.
1sIysi:-c: ssstssAs 3,s
ts:s9--j.As < ~ ssin
sSssss.s Ae.xnv ( - = 60 ft
y M xsdE p, xb1s1 -
&6 IaI64aH - - ~
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PITTsBuRGR jDecember Is. OH opened
auiet this moIninga at stlzc bid, but bear
ish reports and a general dispositioH TO
sell, with few buyers, cansed break about
II o'clock, and the markst declined To- nc.
closing at nooa at &c.
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UPDEGRAFF's Shoes.
Result Of the Republican Primaries
in the Seventeenth Chic
District Yesterday.
TayIer in the Lead, With Frazier
HolIlngswsrtk and Coulter
Following GINss Behind.
Partial Returns from All the Coun-
tlss---Light Vote and a |
Quiet Day.

The Republican primaries to ch Dose uei,
egates to the convention that meets AZ
BeIlaire next Tuesday, were held through,
out the Seventeenth Ohio Congressional
district yesterday. No very great interest
xns manifested in the issue and small
vote was polfed. or the candidates IN the
field Colenel ]. d. Taylor, OF Guernsey
seems to be in the lead, having secured a
larger number of delegates than any OF his
competitors. Senator Hollingsworth Will
probably have the next highest number,
with Judge Frazier closely following and
Col. Thomas B. Coulter, of Steubenville,
bringing up the rear.
1t is not known, as yet, whether Col.
Taylor has secured enough votes to cap
ture the prize on the first ballot. II
he has not, it is thought by some that
there may be combination to beat Taylor
as there so often is against the strongest
man. His friends say he stands well, has a
clean record, would make a strong, safe
candidate, and they look upon him as the
coming man. A private dispatch from
Cambridge states that the Colonels friends
are p osi tive of his nomination.
Senator Hollingsworth's friends claim
that he will be second to Taylor in the con-
vention and will have at least the power
to prevent the nomination OF
Guernseys favorite son. In the
event of a wrangle or fight it is thought
that Judge Frazier, of Noble, will loom
upon as the dark horse and carry off the
prize. He would make the strongest
candidate before the people, and would
poll every Republican vote in the district,
besides large Democratic following in
Noble county.
Thomas B. Coulter, of Steubenville, will
make creditable run in the convention
for man of his youthful years. He may
in certain events turn up to be the sue
cessful dark horse.
From the above it will be seen that the
work of making nomination will proba-
bly deyolye upon the convention, and
therein the danger Nies. The delegates
will have to keep their heads level and
avoid all dickering and crooked work If
they expect to give satisfaction to their
constituents; and it is believed they will;
that the lesson of the past summer will be
needed, and good nomination made:
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IsRa.


Exeuyseen 1sfss fer the chrsssons
Wsaslsys % ssl Yss0 AL stssssss
on the LSnes Operated ~ TIE Reeo.
sylvanfo CS0Noay.
IN accordance with its time -bonofed cue
tom the Pennsylvanis Company sends .
Christmas greeting 70 Its patrons and the
general public, With the tnformation tbss
cheap excurrion tickets will be sold 70 and
from siI stations on the ClevelaDd 4 RlttS
bureh Railroad on December I'd, ~, ~,
18th, 10Th, 3Oth and 3lst 1881, and Jsn1esy
LAT. iss3. All tickets sodd for retorAtek
ssee until January ID, iSs3. The fst1GNl1l
be made exceedingly lov. anordinAkpegE
body an opportunity tospsud - U1ttatl
smong relatives or friends q = elkge q
10 yisit The large cities and gfheP fo.11g q
Interest on the lines coEs1Do1,3xtl tn
Pennsylvsnia Company q . - hedtratl
expense. I.
Agents OF the Compe,sy M (lfaijl
furnish time tables ef tpdno NlE4 ~
and al desired inforruakiba uf1A pStjl1
ton. =, y y - = ~ =
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county.taA
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Noble County For Frazier.

DPocstIt DtSPVFso'' 70 V'1e ''''''7'7'5 NV 7SFF0'
Caldwell, o., December 23.-This place,
the home of Judge Frazier, gives a solid
vote for his delegates to the Congressional
Convention. All the polls throughout
Noble county, as lar as heard from, have
elected Frazier delegates. There is no
doubt but that the county will be solid for
the Judge and vote for him as long as there
is any chance of his election. His friends
here are very sanguine OF his nomination
on an early ballot.
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raxIssi Z sarens.h n Jefrsr.on.

The follo9ing dispatch was handed u
late lastnight:
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FOREIGN.
For the Poor.

ROME, December 23-The Pope has as
signed II, ,009 francs to purchase beds for
the poor.
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At the present 6risss. - seF4 <n
viIl bring mofs ynsossy than -
acres in any Asf iafninE; 1sAa
Is coBsumer or dealer Who r
price Of Ho| Bitte1s high, re1,11 5et
Hops are as per lb, and the
and quality of Hops IN Hop bittsQ
the prize remsins the fsmD - sf1pm9ziy.
Don bny or uss worthless stuH ~ tnih
ti1ns because the price Il lep
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National Finances

The House, without transacting any bus
mess, adjourned until Wednesday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-18
THE NEW TARIFF.
Freight Rates on staple Articles from
the East 10 Nevada.

The Silver State at Wiansmucea
gets the following Information, re-
lating 10 the new tariff on goods from
the East, from j. A. Mcbride, the
Central Pacific agent at that place:
Tne rates 10 Inpemucca from
New York and Intermediate points,
including Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Chicago, st. Louis, Kan
sas City and Omaha, per loo pounds,
are:
keapers, mowers, threshers, plows
and harrows. S5 10.
On seed dr.Ils, cultivators, tanning
inlIls, horse rakes anu similar bulky
fte.gnt, 81 10.
On dried apples, 81 80; anyIl,, 81 10;
axes, - ~, Daeon IN boxes or barrels,
50 W; III sacks, 81 10.
On Dass and DlggIag in bales, (cot-
ton) 50 doi purldp or gunns d oO.
On baking Ioeders. % 40; Dlae
stone. 3 40, goIIer iiees, D 10, cooks,
S4 40; oooss ana saoe - ~; uroolns,
- 10, We'll bnchets, s. 90.
On canned fIsa anu meas, 81 10:
fruts am !eee.aoles, $ %. conen.
III DaIfeis, ant chains, > ~, cDeos
80 10, eIa, r, - 10, coal OIL, 8 10,
cU4iee III sack :, . %, co e oys1crs
anl corn stdrcn, 3 10; dried iruII,
- %; drugs, - oo, nsA piekled, IS " 4,
-rinassones, g 10; hdnncfs ANA
ndtenels, O. 90; hardware not other
WISE sp, cIned, % 10.
On nay presses, S5 l0i horse shoes,
- 10; SAFES no less than ,uuU ROUNDS
weight, S3 IL, lar, 81 10, macaronI,
NerinIc III anu mate hes, 81 %; mo
las e., New Orleans, e. %; noLid-
n-s, 81 10; Oils, = %, paper bags,
- %; paper, news, s. 30; PAPER,
Mapping, Sz 10; pOtted meats, - 10;
qulc % sil , er, s3 90; saddle trees. % 10,
garden seed, s. 90; common soap,
s. 10; fancy or .oliet soap, - %; tln-
ware, boxed, 80 10; ,ooacco, plug IN
caadirs, boxeu, 81 l6i plug, loose,
80 10; smoking, % l0i wire-barbed
ienee, s. 10.
This Is supposed to he q reduction
of FROM 20 10 90 per cent, though lie
exact amount cannot lie ascor.aIned,
as there were no rates TOR articles II
the character mentioned, ia small
Quantities, from this place % the ea-t
heretofore. shipping receipts or btlIs
OF iading will be required by the agent
AT time ~ very for ali goods snip
ped under these rat ).
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-18
In a had Fix.

The Phoebe Record has this to say
of the financial condition of Lincoln
county. "On the first of January,
1888, the bonded Indebtedness of Lin
coin county falls due. The amount
Of this bonded debt is $3.50, 900, and
there have accumulated an arrearage
of interest on this bonded debt the
sum of S95 900, making total indebt-
edness of S275, 900, which will fail
due on abe above day, There is not a
cent IN the county treasury with
which to meet this monster. Lincoln
county also has floating debt Of a
number ofthousands Of dollars. Why
should we not be happy?"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-18
Appearance Of Arsenic Eaters.

"Whenever you clap your eyes on
a woman as plump as partridge.
with milky Whlteness OF com plexion,
puffy eN elids and swollen skin, you
have found victim OF the habit, y
said physician 10 a reporter III al
1uding TO The growing use OF arsenic
among ladies. I'll there is a delIra e
tinge Of red un the cheeks, don't be
deceived. Paint, not nature, l. re-
sponsible for the bloom, made hide
GUS and ghastly hy contrast with the
corpsey whlteness of the rest OF The
face The arsenic eater is seldom
dOwncast or .iespondent. come u hat
may, for the drug not only affects the
skin, but produces mental eXhilira-
ton. The plunpness produced by
arsenic Is not natural rlunpness, bua
rather "A dropslcal condition OF the
skin. cessatiob OF the habit CAUSES
this water distended skin 10 collapse,
and wriak kle, and salloNness are the
inevitable results. OF course no
woman /, willing Ia submit 10 this or
deal " hen IL may he fevented, at the
mere sacrifice OF h, alb and intellect,
by conunuatitp OF the drug. The
inevitable resulls of the arsenic habit
are hideous and rne.nrabie eutaneuus
cru uptions and Loaf hsome diseases OF
the scalp, falling cot 81 the hair,
dropsy, and oflentimes II ssui.y. Bui
what care the foolllght favorltes or
the society belle Tor these trliiing
after incon nvenionces so long as they
can borrow illusIve charms and fic
titious beauty by the use Of ? lea ~
drug?"