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$3.50 acres.
Peas, cabbage and turnips are now
being shipped in large quantities.
The steamer on Tuesday carried out
truck valued at $4,000. The steamer
on Friday, April 9th, carried peas,
cabbag and turnips to the value of
at least $4,000. This business en-
ploys colored labor to large extent.
The estimate is that the cost to pick
box and haul the pea crop to the
steamer ana trains will be $4,000,
nearly all of which goes into the
hands of colored laborers, women and
children. The other truck crops will
pay aG much more, so that the labor
of gathering alone is n small fortune
to the colored laborels around New.
bern.
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READ THIS.

| take this method of informing
the public that | have for sale fine
Walnut and imitation of Rosewood,
Metallic Coffins, Caskets, Baltimore
Burial Cases, &c. Prices for grown
sizes from 50 to 500; for chidren's S
sizes from l.50 to so. IIearse fur
nished with careful driver when de
sired.
Keeps constantly on hand fine
lot of FURNITURE at prices very low.
Repairing done neatly and cheapy,
S. l.. LONG,
Franklinton, n. Z.
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INIE TABLE

WiIliamston, an. % Williamston,ILy1 30
The 30 III train from Williamson will
arrive in Tarboio at Q 35 m, allowing PAS
sengers to connect with the 10 90 a m tIain on
the W h W r r for Rocky Mount.
The 6 90 IN train FROM Tarboro connects
with the boats at WILLIAMSON for Norfolk via
l. C h N R X and intermediate points; also at
GAINESVILLE with the J 4 W Railroad for Wash
ington and all points below.
This table may be changed at any time as
necessity and circumstances may require.
2 D0RSCH, Gen'l Sup't.
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AhIlCT people are always on
WHIT the lookout for chances
to increase their earns
ings, and in time become wealthy !;
t ose who do not improve their op-
portunities remain in poverty. We
offer a graat chance to make money.
We want many men, women, boys
and girls to work for us right III
their own localities. ANY one can
do the work properly from the first
start. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. EX>
pensive outfit furnished free. No
one who engages fails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. -
Address STISsoN q Co., Portland,
Maine.
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Family Groceries.

In fact, the largest we have yet offered
to the buying public.
In connection with our Groceries we
keep first class BAR, in which we
keep at all times the very best OF Liq-
uors and Wines for medicinal and cul-
mary purposes. Pure North Carolina
Corn Wmskey.
COME ONE CONE ALL F!
Examine our stock before buying else
where Fair dealing with all,
Remember the Old Stand-Blue
Front, opi oste the Market House
Bss~Ne receive daily large con-
signment of the celebrated Richmond
Sausage from Messrs. V. lIeehler Jr.
~ Bro. W. Z DESHONG ~ BRO.
Colds )oro, N. G.
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GRAND MIDSU MINER SALE
PEEpARLNG EnR TILE FALL Trade

PEEPARING FOR TIE FALL TRADE.
Buy now and Pay wien Cotton
Comes in.
200 PIANOS AND 800 ORGANS.
Thousands Of musical families
throughout North and South Caro-
lima are intending to purchase Piauos
and Organs in he Fail when cotton
comes in. Why wait? Buy at once
and enliven the long hot summer
months with music, and make the
"Harvest Home" still more joyful,
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Attention, Colored Men and Women of
North Carolina.

Is your life insured? not, in
sure at once. Don't wait any longer.
All persons who desire to insure in
the Valley Mutual Association, of
Virginia, can do so by calling on me
at my Office, in this city, or town
which | may visit, in this State.
The Valley Mutual is one of the
best Insurance Companies in the
country, and affords easy access for
all.
1t is safe and reliable, and one
strong feature in its favor is that the
best men in the State are insuring IN
it daily. am duly authorized
agent, and will be pleased to con-
verse with those wishing to insure,
and give any information at my dis.
posal.
j. H WILLIAMSON.
Securing Agent Valley Mutual Life
Association of Virginia. for the
State at Large.
Raleigh, N. c., April 7, 1888.
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ssgRepairing promptly done and
satisfaction guaranteed,
Beg Engraving on Rings, Ooflin
Plates and other articles neatly and
artisticalIy done at moderate prices.
gsA-Call and examine specimens.
L. ID. GIDDENS.
ap19 If Goldsboro, N. G.
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vORTH CAROLINA RIILR0AD
Raleigh ( Auuusta Air>iine R. R.

This schedule to take effect on and after
January 9th, 1882.
PASSENGER TRAIN c ,tNG SOUTH.
Leave. Leave.
Raleigh, 90 p. IN. lew Hill, l5p, ny
Apex, 80 Stafford, 10 SO
Arrive at liamct, lj H. IN.
PAsSFNGER TRAIN GOING SOUTH.
Live Hamlet, 23O A.. IN. ArNew HIM. O0am.
Ar Sanford, 53S ArApeX, 722a.m.
Arrive at Raleigh S 3Oam
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LAsr NIGHT,s nA,LS.
Four Successful Dauees-AC Concert nj the
Germnula.

FourSuceessfal Dauees-A Concert nj the
GcrmauIa.
Dances were given in all parts Of the city
last evening, and were all largely attended.
The largest ball was that at Turner Hall,
given by Ohio City Lodge No. IS OF Martins
Ferry. and James Roberts Lodge No. 10. o.
this city, A. A. ]. rs. W. Tbs crowd vas
Immense. The floor and dining room were
filled all the times much so occasionally that
locomotion was difficult. Every one was
rood natured and there was no trouble OF any
sort, The lodges made q good thing out Of
the ball. Toe gentlemen in charge were
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements, A. Graham, 8
Clark, 7. O'Donnell, P. Mullen, 6. Irwlp, 9.
Crymble, @. Lea%therwood, J: k%odsnbaehi
Committee OF Invitation, w. NEEDLE, J. MIL
Ter, A. Kennan, T. o'Donne!l. 7. Mullen, M.
Near; Floor Managers, A. KEENAN,. J. NIL
Ter, q. Bruhank, g. Irwin, l.. Haipin'
Mayers orchestra played.
Germania Hail, corner OF Fourteenth and
Market streets, was filled to Its utmost ca
paoity by the members OF the Germans
Singing Society and their friends. The even
iness entertainment opened with o concert,
the following programme being Given; Over
ture, "Itallats IN Algiers," Opera House
The Blue Skies" Germania sooiety
vocal solo, my Angel" Nj. O. B. stenZsli
chorusJ,Flowe,s on the Mounuin,", Gsrmh'
nIs Society; overture, Dreams" Opera
HonSS fnnahnst:a; duett, "0n the Neckal
and onlthoRhIpe,n MeEars. @. Bremen and
a. HfldebranS} tlS,iopet solo. Prof. II.
Grimm: vocal solo, "Farewsli,N Prof.. 6cheu'
Efisi. chorus, "Rhine Wine Song" Germ4uic.
M. stenzel received q hearty encore, and
the splendid work done by tine society and
Ethe orchestra reosiyed hearty praise.
Afler fhs concert, the H)or was cleared Bnd
Dancing CONSUMED the rest Of the night, the
f0ntra House Orchestra furnishing the music
Many prominent Germans were present
The mali was artistlcally decorated.
Arion Hall never held 0 larger crowd than
the one that filled Il from one end to the
other and flowed over. into the
rooms down stairs, list night
The occasion wM the annual bentt'
ball given by Kramer's Wheeling City Fand,
Every one was glad OF an opportunity o.
showing their appreciation OF this splendid
organization that has contributed so much "a
Inc pleasure OF q large number Of Wheeling
ties in the ~paStrsbence the crowd, TheNor'
chestra furnished It's best mHSir, and Kramer
wa in his element.
A private dance was given In Beethoven
Hall that WAS 4 success.
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Iaaansac. l0ns 4OJ600 shares.



NEW YoRK, October 26.-Flour dull; receipts IL.
0cO barrels; exports $500 barrelS; Eupertlnc, State
and western g 0OaS 20. Wheat, Cnth lots ZRkc
lower options opened 70 lower. but later be anne
celptS4s,00 600 buihelS: exports 400 buLhels; No. 2
fprlug s. OK; unRnded red oScasl o. hard No. |
spring 81 10, unRraded red g6casl le; No. red SIC;
1000 6ushCis at slGG9Ssl OK, closing at 81 OK
November, Ssles 3S9p QG bushels at u O6KaI07H,
C osing a. o. 01Si December, sales $50. 0C0 buSheis
e q 6SSfal Ss2f' clsosi9g g 2 OK; January, aIes
February, sales Sc. 200 bushels Gt 81 iSkG1 iS%
nlosIngat q IN, Corn, spot lots frmi October and
G0ysneeE weak; later, options A{Ghc better r.
No, 2 October SsSAS5Nc,' closing at SsEc:
November teaS6hcI ci0Sng 9s E6c; he.
cceeRq CENT Sd S5Ass y closing n: H 9. S3HG s 9sausty "a
StesdIer; receipts 5000 bushels exports I2o,Ce6
bushelli western mixed BASKERVILLE wesIefn3IsiSs
No. 2Chicago Sc: Bay quiet aud steady, Coffee.
feintd dull aud dep,Cssedi offered al SkSSSc;
standard AT1fc; grtnulAted 8 7.I6c. MolAAScS uuiei
aud him. Hce, demand ialf and market hrm.
TGllow quiet and weak. Rosln steady. Turpentinc
eaief; now mes gil 50, Lard lower; prime steam
7,6Sc; October 7.b0c; November 7.62a7 SIC; December
I.6ll7, &c; January I.5Sa5.62c: February ,7.6iAT,6sC
Butter quiet and trm, Cheese dull. Barley tteady,
Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, Qctober2G Flour and unchanged.
Wheat, duff regalsr closed lower at 96Ha90Nc DC.
tobef; blAA9lFc November and December; NIa
9lK0 January g. ol5fsl ol99l May No. 2ChicAso
Jorn arm a i611Se cGsh and October: lSEsie5g IA No.
vember; I6afo December 4bkaiyo year; 4SXc
January; 4SiISHHc may. oats, steady al 2ISfc cash
sna October sI5tG ESsyenSsF 2sle DeSembeFi
at6Oxc. Pork IN fair demand and unSettled Al
80 2kai030 cash; so 29kal0 Is October, NoYember
and gee:nbSr; 20 @ year sl9 743GoB Jangatyi
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~rERsoNaLM ENTIoN.
Sews and GossIp In Reference 10 variol
People.

ENCNn ~ ~oHaAF !. w
People.
Raw. ]. D, Reed, OF Fairmont, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge ]. T. Hoke, OF Preston county, lef
for home yesterday.
Hon. Dan Doueherty left for home les
night after his lecture.
Miss Birdie Miller. Of Keyser, Is visiting q
The Wheeling Female College.
Mss Minnie Madden and her company
will arrive in the city ttom Hnesville THU
forenoon.
N. 7. @. Mofflt left last evening for Louit.
vile, ny, where his VT, has been visiting
for some time ".
Mr.. Will s. Mooney, OF Woodsheld, was In
the city Yesterday, the guest Of his brother
in.law, Mr.. John r. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Hesrn returned TO the
city Il S! evening from q visit TO friends in
Wheeling, Alabama. and took rooms at the
MoLure.
Ptofs. Loren's and Wiley, Of the State
University, who have been in tho city FOL
several dSys, leave fIr Morgaatown thii
morning.
Mrs. FRANK Litten. OF Bellaire, aud Mrs.
Samuel Litten, Of Wheeling, were visiting
friends and relatives here this week
CsarinOt0h Independent.
The Kanawla Gazette says that Mr.. Dan
Heiskell, formerly Of this city, now with
Ruaner Bro'., OF Charlt s:or, oWrsone Of the
r5andiest" horses in the city.
Raw. ]. 4. Milford has returned from
Atchison, Kansas. He has received 9 call Il
the psstorate OF q large Bapl's:C Church there,
bat tai no. concluded 10 accept.
Sylvester G. Williams, awsll known for
mer Wheeling boy, brother Of Ms Henry
Il. Harper, wts on Wedn.s lay last q limited
10 practice IN the United States Coqrtg al
Cincinnati.
R. Z Homer, Esq editor Of the Parkersbnrf
Sentinel, is in the city. accompanied by hii
brothsrin.law, W. Il. Collect, formerly
Deputy collectoro Of Iaternal Revenue under
Gen. Duyal.
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SERVICES.
Points ON the Programmes NJ Various
Churches Sunday.


International Sunday school LESION: /,
Samuel, 10; 1871. Subject, "samuel Chosen
King"
Services ut 81. Luke's Sunday morning and
evening will be held in the chapel, on Broad
way, Island.
Services at Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. VIM. Il. Cooke, D. D., pastor, at 1880
A. N. and I. N.
AT Parker Hall, South Side, the regular
gospel temperance meeting will be held al
The usual hour, $50 r. NJ.
Services In the Third Presbyterian Church
will be conducted by Rev. J. U. Lyle, pastor:
Communion services at 1880 A. N. and
preaching at P. N.
Rev. J. B. Milford, pastor, will preach 70,
morrow morning and evening IN the Flfel
Baptist Church. Sunday School at 2ocloek.
Strangers are invited.
Preaching Sabbath at the Disciple's Church
nt 1880 A, 1. Subject, "The Organs and
work OF the Church. Evening at o'clock
"The Christ" Ell. Hart pastor; -
There will be s~srvices In the FrstE English
Evangelical Lutheran Church tomorrow at
1OSOH. N, conducted by Rev. Robert DAYS..
son, No evening service. Sunday sehoolal
2:l6 IN.
Services in the Fist presbyterian Church
thu pastor Rev. D.,A. Cunningham, I. D..
will preach ct 1880 4. NJ, and at 2 Pm: IL
The evening the second sermon In the series O.
practical d~lscou,ssf; subject, Companions"
Z,pe street n. E. Church. Theme for tc,
morrow morning mt 10:S0A. N. "a look q
the IAmb.m Theme for r. n. GOD aud
| Man In Council.n Sunday school Of 7. y
Young peoples meeting at c!oss Of school,
All are invited.
Raw. George z. Hits will preach in the
Chasline Street N. L. Church tomorrow o.
| iotst A, v. aud Z P. ". Subject OF morning
Sermon. |Spiritual Lethargy." The evening
Sermon will be The first OFF course TO young
men. .sThe young man himselt-what hs u
what cal. be made Of him-whLt ought to
be made Of him"
The religious exercises preparatory 70 The
lAyipg ofthe corner stone OF the Third Pfes'
byterfan Church, onths site OF the old build
III corner Of Thiriy-eightha and Jacob streets,
vii be obseryed tomorrow at8s. n. ARood
psorramms OF good speakers, excellent
nuSie. etc, has been provided, and the exef'
cises Viii bei and interesting ohlL
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following 6esds:
Deed made octob,r 90, by Jeanette Colts
To- Maria Thompson, In consideration o.
81, 900, for part Of lot 81, fronting 10 feet or
the south side OF Eighteenth street,
Deed made October 4, by Henry. l. MendeI
and wife to Scott Liston, In consideration o.
Sl,275, for lot 81 on Maryland street, Island
Deed made October 10. by Scott Ltston and
vile, to Mary Olator, wife Of John Cla.or, FOL
the same confederation as mentioned IN the
last deed, and tor the same property. :,
Deed p,ada October %, by George Caldwell
and wife to Mary Reaoe, wife Of Herman
Reace, in consideration Of $1,000, for one,
fourth Of lot 81 on the east side OF MRrkeI
street, in the Second ward.
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I bossulas Anu Aato agSSihas Album.
For sale-Brlck Dwelling-AlsIandel
For Rent@A First.olass store:room-Ale1'
ander Bone, Agent.
Higgins Gallery.
For Cincinnati-steamer L. P. Ewald.
For Observation-Disclosures Bone, Agent.
Notice-To Holders OF p, W. q ny. r. R.
Bonds.
List OF Letters.
Book CAses-G. Mendel & Co.
New Canned and Dried Fruits-McKee's
Island Grocery.
Every County Merchant-o. @. Genther.
Alexander Bone, ST., Notary Public, Gen.
eral Business and Licensed Real Estate Agent.
Fresh Arrivals-Halsted & Handlau.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page.
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America Ahead.

1.-THE American manufacture OF o remark:
able floor covering, "Linoleum," Is now &C
knowledged 10 be 30. superior 10 the foreign
article that only inferior grades cau DO i'm
ported. The homemade goods make O PEI:
feet door eloLhot durability and artistic effect
Win the word NLinoleum" 10 on the back oil
every Iquare yard. All carpet dealers keeI
ii, In lse, The foreign will look dirty and
dlngy, the American, bright and clean.
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WRAPS.

The firm Of A. E. Burkhardt g. Co.,
Of Cincinnati, are the leadIngAmer.
loan Manufacturers Of Ladies'
Wraps, Muffs, Collars, Capes, Fur
Trimmings, Fur Rugs, Carriage
and Sleigh Robes, and importers
Of advance- Paris, Berlin and
London Fashions. Their vast COLI
lection of garments for Winter of
f5S3='e4 embarrassing most per-
feet achleyements In Saeques,
Dolnnans, Newmarkets, vletorlas,
Jackets, Paletots, Peilsses, Ulster
cites, Mantles and Novelty Wraps
of every description. sThelr ex-
haustIve schedule of designs and
styles in @raps.ls offered In Seal
Skin, Fur, Fur-Llned- Garments,
Pushes, Xelvets, ottomans, Bro
cades, RrocadeSvelvets, Brocade
ottomans, 6rocade Silks, Stock
enetts, Jersey Cloths, Silks, SIcl-
lennes, Princes RhadzImeres, &C.
They offer every thing from the
plainest and most economical gar
ment to the most elaborate and
costly. Their cutters and designers
the most distinguished artists In
Europe, and their achievements for
the present season are matchless
In point Of comparison with any
thing Of the kind heretofore pro-
duced In this country. For the con-
VenIenoe OF customers residing at
n distance, wraps will be sent ID
responsible persons on approbh-
tlon. Correspondence solicited.
AddrtW, A. E. RURKHARDT &c.,
Cincinnati.
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Az receiving my fall stock Of women's,
misses and childrens ahpes and mems fine calf
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those I have been
keeping heretofore, making a complete assort-
ment Of ine and medium goods.
7, v RTnHn-
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s
Various News Noies ana Personals from
Rrcohe's Capital,

Rrcoke's Capital,
The K. OF P. will open Barth,s new hall
when completed with some good play, not
yet decided on.
J.E Fowler & Co have just completed o
new office, which adds very much to the
convenience OF their livery stable.
Nj. James Finley, 81 old Wellsbprg boy,
now doing business in Atlanta, Ga. Is here
shaking hands with his may friends.
A good sale Of real estate has been made BY
Joseph Gaus. He sold 8 lot and Q hall OF
ground below the creek to Harvey 4 Brother
Tor $3.50.
]. Q. G.st, E,q, one Of the lsrEes! wool
growers OF Brooke county, sold bis entire
clip OF wool this week TO D. Brown 4 Co. He
had something over 5000 pounds. The price
realized was thirty.iVe cents.
Tho town clock Is at 0 stand still. Thia
Is comparatively o new clock, but for the
want Of proper care has became SO dirty that
It will not keep proper time; Although
Wellsburg Is enjoying q boom there doesn't
seem to be money enough in the town
treasury To repair 1t.
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uuprbsedented Low PrIe.s for Cash.

The Ike has never been seen before Col
ored Blankets p sos. White Blanket 81.
Plaid Dress Goods 8 10 10 cents. Fine Nc,
hair changeable Iustred and Brocade q
cents. Flannels OF all kinds, good heavy all
wool, for 80 cent?. All WOOL French Cash
mereS, all colorS, worth 10, for 10 cent?. A
large assortment OF oloakB and Dolmars Of
25 per cent less than last year. Ingram Oar.
pets % cents, Oil Cloths Is cents, 10000 bolts
Wall Papers, Z cents 0 bolt. We sell cheap
ios ccsh. JOIN RoENER, Nos. 202o and 902l
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NOTICE.

80 pairs Woman's Grain Button al
SO pairs Children's Tip Button, : to
90 pairs Youths School Shots, 10 to IS,
at rs cents.
Above prices are TO close out.
Boots and shoes at low figures at
]. ". AMlCK's,
1143 Main Street.
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RIVER NEWS.
Miscellaneous Notes From tne Leyce
Geographic Reports.

Miscellaneous Notes From the Levce.
Geographic Reports.
The Prince left for Parkersburg to bring up
Q small tow.
The Alabama, built ct Pittsburgh for q
Mobile trade, passed down yesterday morn
ing.
The river was stationary yesterday, the
depth in the chRnnel remaining at 3 feet 0
inches.
The E'aine was yesterdays psrkersburg
packet. The Little ANA and Frank Stein
were on hand aud departed as usual.
The Clifton managed to get her tow Of
empty brick boats over the bar at the head OF
the Island yesterday, and left for New Cum:
berlaRd.
The attention OF shippers 10 calledt to the
advertisement OF the reliable low water pat:
senger packet, L. P. Ewald, found iu this
mornings issue, She has popular Officers,
PlrnnuaaH, Pa, October a.-Rlyer 1
foot 2 inches and falling.
G~gEEvtBoRo, Pa, October 26.-Riyer II feet
and stationary; weather cloudy.
olL Cry, October 20 -River 3 inches and
on q stand; weather cloudy and cool.
C,SotNSATI, October M.-Riyer 8 feet 8
inchts and rising cloudy and WERNER.
PARKER, Pa, October 2a.-Riyer 9 inches
and stationary; weather cloudy and cool.
BRowxsy1IE, Pa, October :R.-Riyer 4 feet
2 inches aud stationary; weather cloudy
thermometer 66o.
RIck's LANDING, Pa, October 28.-Riyer 4
feet 1 inches end stationary; weather cloudy
thermometer 54s. $50
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WARTEp,

WAGTED-AGENTs m SrSS
wv upTESr BooE pS,sn, ~ SELL THE
Through Texas by cdiLsIt w On 4 NrTS.s
rae, description Of TeSfS sd1ss S ~. Sihisn (
quaint a%necdotes, lSvhhly iiISt,,,pp Ntiing Set.s'
octaHo nageht only $40. Wiz "ssel 20 IiNl
S nsnh BROS, e. aud GO Wed Ssittio.g q
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MEssRs. CARROLL & BRo, the granite and
marble workers OF this oily, yesterday shiI'
ped TO Mr.. William Rice, Of Washington
county, Pennsylvania, q large aud handsome
monument Of Quincy granite, made b.. this
arm, which wss q good specimen Of the kind
OF work turned out by their shops, and Of;
tracted genera! attention among those who
saw II before It was shipped, In ertistic de-
sign, massive proportions and workmanliEs;
finish It has seldom, II ever. been exeelled
BY o Wheeling house. The Messrs. Carroll
are sustaining their high aad justly earned
reputation for fine worF,
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pr. r, Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y: DEAEsn
My family has used your "Feyotite Pre-
scription'' and II has donee gu that's claimet
female complaint recommend II to all my
g. sGi !. %arlr4As, Druggist Baltimore, Nd.
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


n, ~ OVIILVIVH UlT1cE, Ocs. N M,
The City Taxes for the year lSs vInt'.&@
Monuay INC ON day Of EovtmtSf, in ale@
S 20 my 4 81 -! December, NY, will be CnSIlc S5 tS Y
on zeal estate not pAId on OF LSR,Sy11 ~ CITY hSs
leoJ, penalty a the nate OF ten peT rsoI,enAeefS
mum VIII be addtd and collected VII Rt y
ocau FKElEalcE UgRus
MY n.Nl--l :
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A BeautiiuI Gold watch Worth 500
Given Away,

Prot 6. O. Malone, the accomplished pen
artist OF West Virginia, has placed on eIhi,
bition at Mr.. Jacob w. Grubb's jewelry
store, the original Of his celebrated pen
drawing Of our late President Garfield, en-.
titled From the Log Cabin to the White
House,
In order that the people OF Wheeling may
have an Opportunity Of securing one Of the
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof.
Malone mRkts the following otert
There will be a beautiful gold watch given
with four hundred copies. The copies will
be on sale at Mr.. Gfubb's iewelry store,
where also may be seen the original picture,
also the beautiful gold watch that will be
given to tho one holding the number eorres.
ponding with the number In the envelope.
The drawing will take place Wednesday,
October 81, 1888, at 8 o'clock =. n.
Remember the copies cost you but 81 each.
These degiring 10 sse the oEginal before
buying copies can cali at tho Aforesaid place,
Orders received by mail and copies sent to
any part OF the country on receipt Of price.
Call on or address
PRoF. 8. @. MALONE.
stAmm House, Wheeling, W, va