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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
ANOTHER GAS WELL.
The Reyman Brewing Company
Contracts for 0Gs
To be Sunk neutrality-suspicious. Gimour
on Capital and labor-Presidsnt
Jarrett in Town-Ihe Mi
ners' Strike.

Coal men are doubtless viewing With
some anxiety the gas we'll furore that has
struck this section OF country. They may
we'll do so, as the fever is assuming great
proportions and threaten. to revolutionIze
man ufacturing in this neighborhoDd.
Here, on either side of US, is II well belch-
ing forth untold thousands Of cubic feet Of
gas from natures apparently inexhaustible
gasometer, and with q fierce heat which
seems to make coal plaything. Over the
Pennsylvania line several others are
spouting and swirling and AL immense
one-the Jumbo of all-has just been tap
ped in Fayette county. East Liverpool,
Brilliant, MartiR's Ferry and Beilai.s are
in line for natural gas, and Wheeling is
now coming forward to demand her share,
The Central Glass Company has already
made its contract, is chaing at the delay
and urging the contractors 70 begin work:
Certain stockholders in the Belmont mill
are urging the ACCESSIBILITY of sinking a
we'll there, and numerous others are, in
the imagination Of projectors, spouting up
their natural fuel To light and heat houses,
melt iron and glass AMI drive machinery.
The latest we'll is that to be sunk for the
Reymann Brewing Company. Mr.. Rey-
mann yesterday contracted with Mr.. Louis
Ensembles, who sunk the Moundsville we'll,
to bore a hole il Manchester, in hopes OF
striking the big gasometer which seems TO
underly this valley. Work will begin on
Wednesday next aud be pushed TO an early
completion. Mr.. Reymsnu said to a
reporter yesterday that he was reason
hlv enra Of atrikinU which he
could use to great advantage His coal bill
now amounts to about s., 900 a year, and
the saving OF this would be big item. The
ground selected is to the south of the power
house and on the very extremity of the
company's ground. II this we'll meets the
gas, the fame will spout up right under
the coal mems Loses. However, they need
not worry, as coal will be in demand for
many years " cOme-and then some.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
DEAD CENTENARIAS.
John Blizzard, Claimed 10 be the Oldest
Man 10 UniO.

John Blizzard, said to be the oldest man
in Ohio, died l.. Guernsey county on Wed
nesday. Sane people, says the Times, as
sert that he Was not less than one hundred
and twenty FIVE years old, and there is
every reason to believe that he was far past
one hundred. Nero Gibson, who died few
weeks ago at the age OF ninety four says
that JORDAN was an old man when he was
a young man. William Wooten, one OF
our most intelligent colored men, says he
has known him for nifty FIVE years, and he
has been "O.d Jordan Blizzard" ever since
he can remember. The probabilities are
that he was somewhere between one hun.
dred snd FIVE and one hundred and ten
years old.
He was born In Sussex county, Virginia,
and came 70 Ohio be fore the State was adj.
n tilted TO the Union. He says he helped
TO build the FIRST house in BirnesvIile which
Vas nearly il not quite eighty years ago.
He WAS quite an intelligent man, consider.
Ing his advantages, and in appearance vas
# true African type. The funeral took
place yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
Thrice Armed IL he who HATH 40
0unPrel Josl.0

Thrice Armed IL he who HAZE ~
Quarrel Jast."
We will fight it out on this line II u
tales all kunlaief. Let envious ctotniers
.rrumble.r We still hold the fort ana
will By frs quent raids from our various ae.
psrtments stampede all oPposiuou Win
our increduiousiy low prices this week. >,
Kline Bros, The Reliable Clothsrs,,
"a Twelfth street. will have the colossal
sale. will be the sensation OF the ciothin9
trsde. We are going % show sucn styIes
and mention such prices a. will dumotouud
the clothiers and delight the people.
We are going to do the clothing business
of wheeling. II we can't do IL at ~ per
cent. We are going TO try u at D per cen.
We will try it at cost. Let the Jeaio1s
clothiers tremble, We like IL
READ OUR BAgaAIS LIST BgLoW-xsSs SUITS
Union Cashmere SUITS, fancy patterns,
S2T5 10 IS.
scotch cheviot suits, oil colors, IS e5 to
All Wool Cashmere suits, newest designs
English and French worsted suits, $3.50
TO Sl3 50. 49,
Black and Blue French Woss:sd suits
80 to $2I.
ORR NEs's PANTS DEPARTMENT..
Mems Jeans pants, lined, a. ~ cents.
Mems Cotton pants, lined, 81 81 cents.
Mems Union Cashmere pants lined, NJ
81 so.
Men'ssll wool Cashmere pants from $i.'o
TO IS so.
GA. r. SUITS, G. A. 4. SUITS!
Made from the ce ebrated Middlrsex Indigo
Blue Flannel. This l. the best go DDS, war
rsnted indigo blue, We have reduced 10
$40. There are plenty OF cheaper blues IN
the mai ket We ey-l.thole Coat and vest
il desired and furnish two sets VI buttons
for changing.
Boys AND cHILpsxS's CLOTHING.
Good boys suits reduced 10 5? 10:
Good boys Cashmere suits reduced 10
Chiidren's suits from 81 so to $50.
GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.
Eight pair Gents Socks reduced to sc:
Eight Hvmmed Handkerchiefs reduced
to 25c
Mems Suspenders, Sc.
Mems White SHIRTS. linen front, war
rsnted, 40c.
Mems Cheviot Shirts,25c.
Mems Calico Shirts. 2Ic.
Let the malicious ciothiers tumble-ve
like il. Some are brave enough to send
friend to see IL We have the goois as siver'
ti>ed. Gentlemen, "the latch string Is Al
WAYS ont" for any dealer III town 10 come
and look through our stock. WHAT wor'
ri.s them is We sell our goods9tor lower
prices than they buy them.
One hundred dollars reward in any case
where we fail 10 do AZ sdvsr!i.ei Kline
Brothers, the Reliable Ciothiers, 81 Twelfth
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
BEASTLY AFFAIR.
A Scene at a Ball and a Fight on the
Street.

A very pretty little row occurred on
Market street, about o'clock, this morn.
ing, which grew out OF an affair at the
Turner hall ball. About midnight lady
appeared at the door and pushed her way
in, enquiring for her husband, George
Colts. She looked about the loom, and
rot finding him, went to the harroom
where he was. She claimed her right
TO 20 wherever he did and refused 10 leave.
The qusrreiing OF the pair created buzz
Of excitement and they became, thereafter,
the centre of attraction. After some further
pickering. they left the hall together and
went down Market street, the woman be-
rating her husband all the way and telling
him stories she had heard concerning him.
At this time they were passing Kleiuhans',
on Market square, and Colts said
the man who told her this Was
-, well, something scarcely publish
able. Scarcely had the words left his
mouth than K ,einhans stepped from his
door and struck him heavy blow, knock.
ing him TO the middle of the street. He
followed him up and continued his pelt.
ing, until a bystsnder blew the police
whistle, whereupon his wife pulled him off
and into the house. Colts, with his face
bruised and bloody, disappeared at Eleventh
street. Altogether il was q beastIy affair
throughout, and the police shsu Id th or
oughly yentilate It,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
JARRETT IN TOWN.
Eat Mum az an Oyster on the Iron Sit-
nation.

Eut Mum AZ an oyster on the Iron Sit-
uaiiOu.
John Jarrett, President of the Amslga-
mated Association, came up the river yes
terday and spent the day and night in this
vicinity. lie visited most Of the mills and
shocks hands with his friends and acquaiat.
ances. Last night the nailers held meeting
at McIaln's hail, at which Mr.. jarrett WAS
present. Several Of those present, for re a.
sons best known to themselves, de-
MED his presence there, to q reporter,
though presently he stepped down stairs in
person. What had been done at the meeting
was not revealed but q warm discussion
had taken place, as the men kept it up
while walking home.
A reporter bounced upon Mr.. Jarrett,
but the interview could well be represent.
ed by series Of blanks. He has had a
wide experience with interyiewers and
can be polite as French dancing master,
yet close as q clam, at the same time.
He is returning from the West aud took
this oppOrtu nifty Of meeting friends at the
mills at lronton, Ashland aud Clifton,
which he had never visited. On the iron
situation he would say nothing. The con-
ference committees will meet again on
Thursday, aud until shs time all is blank.
He is stopping al the Stamm aud will take
the early train this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

Parsons, the Photographer, Robbed
on Two Occasions.

ON Two Occasions.
Last evening Mr.. Parsons as usual -.
paired to his Office over McLain's drug
store and footed up the cash book, but
upon going to the cash drawer it WIS
nearly empty. The first idea entering
his head was, who had stolen
his money? One OF the young employees
was hunted up by Officer Bird. the lad
was found at the Salvation Army meeting,
and was searched. but BOT cent could be
found on his person. Mr.. Parsons stated
last evening, This is the second tune
money has been stolen from the cash
drawer; the first time occurred about three
weeks sgo, when $l7 was taken, and this
evening find that $l4 Is gone. One very
peculiar feature OF the thefts
is the thief does not take
all the money in the drawer. For instance,
tonight was informed by my lady as.
sistaBt that there was one ten dollar bill,
one five dollar bill and lot OF silver, but
when opsned the drawer there was only
one dollar bill and a lot OF silver"
Just who took the money lisa mystery, and
thus the matter stands. The young EN-.
pioye was discharged by the officers a. no
evidence could be found TO hold hun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
THREE AND A nALF OR NOTHING.
Probability ola General strike OF Ball
road Miners

It seems dollars to buttons the railroad
miners shout Pittsburgh will strike on
Monday. The men insist on 81 cents aud
refuse all compromise. Ii the Coal BH'
change insists on their demand for a re-
ducIIun every river aud railroad mine in
tie district would suspend operations on
next Tuesday.
Then the miners will insist on 3x cents
or nothing" inquired the rep Irssr.
That's the Case exactly, aud any efforts
that msy be put forth TO compromise the
existing troubles wall not alter the matter
n the least II remains for the Coal Er-
chsnge to decide whether the men will
continue al the work or 60 out From
present appearances there is very little
likelihood thst the breach will be hsals 81,
- both sides are disposed b. little stub.
TORN"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
THE BOTTLE FOUND.
But IL Furnishes No Clue 10 the
BurRInPN.


The bottle which contained the chloro-
form used to effect the robbery ct Frank
Cline's residence was two.ounce phial
and had one OF Moenkemoeller's labels on
it. Capt. Bennett took the bottle to
Moekemoeller, who at once pronounced it
forgery, that is, that he never al.
lowed any chloroform to leave his
drug store, except in small dark vial with
skull and bones impressed in the glass.
The bottle was taken TO every drug store In
the city, but no one seemed to know
whence the bottle came, all OF them dis
claiming any knowledge OF its sale, which
shows very conclnsively that the label was
either stolen from the drug store or elsa
taken off another bottle, as the chloroform
undoubtedly was never purchased in this
city. The bottle is the only c!ew
on which the burglars can be
detected and every effort was used yester
day to find out where it was Sold not with
any intention OF prosecuting the druggist,
but with view of catching the burglars.
All our city druggists state IL was unprece.
dented the selling of two ounces OF chloro-
form in a common phial with h label on
it, At this writing no clue has been dis
covered by which the robbers can be iden-
tilted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
DIED.

SMITH On Friday morning nj III O'CLOCK
Ami q, lSsS LkwLs Smith, IN the tSentS .
.iXth ear Of his age.
Funeral services at the residence NJ his par
enu, on Zane street, on Sunday at O'CLOCK
IN.
FARRELL-On Friday, April q, 1883, al
O., locK A. NJ, Mn A>N FARRELL, In tnc
..venty eighth year OF her age.
Funersl from the residence OF her son Peter
Farrell, No. IS Nineteenth street, ats O'clock
A. H., this Saturday morning. Mas 81 Va
thedral at 9sA o'clock. Funerat privats.
Rules governing aiholo funerals 20 b oo-
served. Friends Of family respectfully In
yited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
DbesIiHs ResistsS
SATURDAY. AIRIL 2s, 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New advertisements.

Fiano Tuning-Chas Killmeyer.
Wanted-SiiuatiOn.
Proposals for Building School House.
Book Bser-Reynsn Bre wing Company.
Palscs Refrigeratora-SeS biEt K Bro.
Carpetings-G. Mendel & Co.
Real Estate Bul.etin-C. 4. Schaeter 4
Co.
American Break fast Cereals-N. Schulz.
Auction Sale of Pianos and Orgsns-P.
B. DObbins, Assignee.
Application for Licenses-[Local Page.
Silyerware-Miller & Franzheim.
TinWsrP-G. w JOhnsOn's Sons.
Gents Fancy Hose--T. G. Notfat & Co.
New Silverware-I. G. Dillon.
Painters and Builders SupPlies-W. A.
Wilson.
Ice Cream-Thos F. Heyman.
Ny Spring Stock. I. Stone.
Toilet SOap-R. II. LIST.
Just Received-W. H. Forster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
To Advertisers.

All advertisements for the ten page Sun
DAY REGISTER, OF which twenty thousand
copies vii! Dc issued, must De sent to this
office by two o'clock to-day to insure their
publication. But very small space for
advertisers yet remains, and only the early
applicants this morning can be served
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
BcansifaI Residence for Sale 1T Wells
burg.

The large brick residence formerly occu-
pied by Granville Parker. with convenient
Uutbuiidirgs, fruit, shrubbery and flowers,
also brick building on same lot, contain.
ing four rooms, which are used as Law Of.
ticee. and readily rented. are all offered for
sale at IS 600 cash. The property is join
ing National Bank, and Is beautifully To-
cst.d. For further Information address
Jas. N. Aendel, Wellsburg, w. Va
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Thousau<is Gar So

Mr.. ". 7. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
Il never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
tric Bitters TO my customers, they give en-.
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers"
Electric Bitters are the purest AMI best
medicine Known aud will positively cure
Kidney and Liver Complaints Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it. They will save
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills every
year. So!d st City cents . bottle BY Lo,an
& Co. Druggists. Bridge nsrner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
STAND FROMUNDER,

In another column OF tO-day's
paper IL Kline Brothers Price
List. They have reduced Navy
Blue MiddleseX Suits To $40, and
all wool Cashmere Pants to
$1.75, and everything down to
prices that defy competition.
KLINE BRO THEIRS,
Reliable ClOthiers, 81 Twelfth
Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
The " Gather 10 Day.

WASHINGTON, d. C, April 2S.-For the
Tennessee. end Ohio Valley. partly cloudy
weather light local rains; sight change
IN Temperature, south TO west winds.
For the Lower Lake regions, partly
cloudy weather. local rains, light variable
winds, slight fall followed by rising o..
rOmeter stsfiOnary tpnIpsra'ure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
AnnRnIlnng

desire to call the attention OF the pub
lie to my large and we'll assorted stock OF
sessonsble boots and shoes, selected With
care from the most reliable makers in the
land. have several new styles in hand.
turned and welt button for ladies' and
misses and handsewed shoes for men,
which cordially invite you TO inspect be.
fore purchasing, feeling assured can
please you in style and price. l. v. Blond,
1l35 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

The best Black Silk in the city
for the price il EmSheimer'S -
Silk. Send for sample.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

THE ten page REGISTER OF tomorrow
will contain interviews with prominent
business men on the present condition and
future prospects Of trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

NSENING GLORY Baking Powder always
pure nj frvsh, and most economical IL
ihe market Sn!d by s'l leading grocers.
&. = FtepCy, Proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

ArnTHxR large shipment of the famous
'Bsrnesviile" Flour just received by Tsy-
Tor g. White. No 1000 Market strset.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

WHT be wsak' Why not be healthy.
robust, and strong, by using Bfown's Iron
Bittfn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

Ar the Bargain Snoe Hons. yoI s,vs Is
TO 90 cents on every pair OF hnos or s5o.s
you buy, 81 Twelfth street, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

THE REGIrER will issue from It's four
cy Under press tomorrow morning the
larg.s st edition ever printed in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

We st,!l oiirr CiinNsI ruDaSc1 TO the
,:s..sr e. ttuiS. A. c'h-rs III prop0r
10. If Ny deli cry. ). B4er & Sons.
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To Grocery Dealers.

l am scent for Pick & Tsnny's celebrated
Magic GIycerine Soap. q. ). FEESr, lilo
MG.nSt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

New Patterns Plated Knives,
Spoons and Forks just received
by JACOB w. GRUBB, the
,JeWeler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

Ladies', we can assist you
greatly with your sunday meals
If you will c Ill this afCernopa
and evening. Wheeling Bak-
cry Co. 1880 Market 1T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

To MoRRows SUNDAY REGISTER will con-
sist Of ten pages Drumming full Of interest
ing reading matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

Plain and Lace Bunting, Nuns
Yelling and Summer Silks cheap
at Emsheimer's.
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Go tC 5. j. ElIifrItz for Ice
Wagons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

THE boss L. p White Custom Made Shirt
ct c. Hess q Sons. At 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

THY hos l. P. White Custom N ade Shirt
at C. Hess & Sons, a. 81.
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A RARE oppOrtuniry is offered. to-day. /

A RARE opportunity Is offered, today, TO
buy zone fine musical inSlrumenss AZ
ridlculOusly low prices. At the assiSuee's
ale, at Lucas music store, a special auc-
ton of pianos will take place today. SDme
of the best makes of fine pianos will be
sold fer what they will bring An assort
msnt az musical instruments, sheet music,
etc and all 0f the various articles u b.
found on 8 music dealers she YES, will b.
offered. This is sn opportunity that muSi
cal people should not n-glPc'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28

New Spring Jackets, MOhair
ana Linen Du-ter for tue whole
sale and retail trade, now Opsn
at II. Emsheimer's, Eleventh
Street, between Main anlMar-
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Az the Bsrgsin Shoe House, Al TWELFTH
.,Tss, Won save . ia so cents on every pair
Of boots II shoes YOU Guy.
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Teaehers' Institute.

The following is Inst of the times and
places Of holding teaches institutes so far
as they have been made by Superintendent
Butcher: Ohio county, Thos. c. Miller,
Instructor, May IS, for one week At Fulton.
Resr Wheeling Brooke county Thos. e
Miller, Instructor, June IL, one week a.
WslIsburg. Pendleton county, Jas. W
Johnson, iusrru"tnr. Nav % II Franklin
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THE MONUMENT SUIT

READ the trade articles in tomorrow
ten page SUNDAY REGISTER
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Groceries.

COFFEE AND TEA,-CoFFEE-.-Flrm nc
tive aud higa Common, lll4c; Ordinary, lie.;
fAtr, lSHc., primo Rio, llAc. iHnoY, 9lci
old government JAVA, 50'sc.i Arbuckleh
1S.A innrriai. inG4'O: gunpowdo~, 5000.
s,uGAR- fine powdered, bbls. ljSSc,. DO,
half bhif, iUs<c.: cut loaf, l0Ac graduated,
,,g3<@lUi e.: standard AS l4@Dkc.i n q, cho.
white. 1dGAc.. do clio y. G., sL@5Ne.i y, Is.
me, 7yt@7 g. Marker caH. W
RICE--iuutBinun, 4'asPlH'
FISH Ackef6l, ION 6ita, No. J, 81 70: NO.
2, gl.0i. half bbla.. 10. j. N!M ~. :, hont;
White fob, No :, M bblt., V.2t No. 2, St2oi
Dried herrngr per box, 1pc. God nan; Jysc,
bags, -; lake, Ia nat hoop Sul&, S2loi
CAASsp Goops--prlcea per doEcn Pine
appies standard, si.55. Peaches, sia hdafd,
ibf, slgj; p lbs, t2.2ba21s feeonds, rs.
N "a: 8 MS, 92lp: romatoes. standard, ms,
N / seconds MS. -: ha., 81 3efel 20; Grequ
com silOai.60' GTCen penA, SID; HooNe :
berries, ei.455gLi0; lllspberrlcs, 81 mel ~
oystcrs full weight, H.. H.l6i d., S2lU, llght
weight, IT,. Bjc. ~, sL2O; Salmon, ! -
si bssbl 20: Z ~. s---------: Nackerel. ] iop
3, a5sL 49,: sarlnos American, 800 case
imported, Slg .50tii 10 case; strawberrler,2 ~,
a. IEgl.3I; Black berries. el.2G Green gAHeH'
s7.fD: Eagle COBdensod milk, th.Dp; cfvWh'
| sJ2i Swiss 1850,
srNnHfi.s-SLiroh. ilEc. Soap common
| it5c; German olive, SIC. Candles, full boxos,
| l5t c. bmlges, lHr; quarters, ltc lpdigo.be y;
| Bluang. a0dgl.0O dozen. Coleipan's mustard
| 81 f06,s5.Il dozen. Nnccnroni, imported, lbrIs
! American, si.OU huE. Buckets, two hoops,
! IT, % dOze n; Well buckets. ti.2j dozen. Bfooms
l 81 Ttsas3 ....jdoZeu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Local. MAI,Rrrs.
Cotton.
stnnlc nrY onod..

PRINTS Duu Kirk, nc; Lodi, &C.; Mari
huro. bisC: Oriental. Dc; kichmonda, OAcS
steel River, DC; Snutuhrldgc, 90.
PINK PRINTS Garner, 0lsc,, Harmony, &C.,
luchmondG, NlFc., Manhattan, 80,
Shifting tlunna-- Allen, &C.; Mertimack,
DC.
FiNF BRowN DoMIBrtCs-~ Utica. AZ cents; ;
Lockwood, q, GVrmauia, q; Fair Lawn, X !
mdian orchard lie, "a; PocahonteA, ~,
WHrwic ~,
nEAvY BRowR poMvsrIcs-- AtlenusA; ~
cents: Atlanta A, az; Lawrence ~. ~; Wa
chwstt y, "a; Enternrise Nh, 20; Piedmont
~. %; Pieemcnt7-S,G.
BiIACtiED DuMEsrIcS-our own, olG cents
security, "a; Contest Prosperity, %
Hope, ~; IonsdHle, ~; King Bee clnhrlc
3; Knights cambiic NJ; Gold Medal 2
understandable Sos., l2lS cents. ltnVcn'e
y; West Point Soz. II; West Polut nos; ~
CoLoREp DuCks-Anchor leEi sca Anchor
ND, pgk; Boston on, Ia; Boston NA. los.
Boston BoE., 10; Concord loos., 10.
TIyEIHG---A moskcng AGA. 10 CENTS; Con-
cstogn re, =; Cords ACE, iel Merthunc
"A Is; Omega a, "a; STANDARD X, II
Tnorndiko D. w; Th0rndiSr A,b; stand
ardH, 81; Bangor, So.
HIcKonY SrIupi.- Mechanics ~ cents Col
lumbla, o; Jewett, s; Amoskcag,
JEANs--A bbotuord, ~ cents; IovinRton
10; Long Island, ~; tlkton, q Crosby
villc. 3a8 nnmholdi. 35; ~, Nicholas, 20.
LhSKsrs --i0s whiio. sL22, LOO, lao, 2Vl
c5l to 100 pair; liI white, e2.Ol, AiO, 800 70
100 pair; l2a white, s2b1, S.h, 400. d.lO 10 CT
pair Economy, cOlolcd, 5lpl sihIie PAIR
ored, an, sl21; DO. GLIB, sl.S4 Cambridge
colorcd, 6.lb., s2.Sj; do, s H., $40. Saxon
yilo silver Gray, Glib, $50; do, hlb,, 81, m
star a Crescent silver Gray, j-lb., $40; do,
Glib, 500: do, S.lb., 81, 90 scarlet, 500, 800
400 10 500. Blue, $3.50 40 TO G.Opar.