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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-19
Eczema Twenty Years.

ECZCIuH IWCHCy IeHTss
My. gratitude to God is unbounded for the
relief have obtained from the use of the
CU1IcuRA REMEDIES l have been troubled
had not comfortable night for years. the
burning and itching were so INTENSE. Now, l
am hai py 10 say. lhave no trouble Only the
iver--cvlorcd patches on my limbs remain "a
q token of my former misery.
HENRY L. SMITH.
1888 West Avenue. Rochester. N. Y.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-19

The Press and Dakotsian accepts the
apology Of the Mitchell Republican. Let
US have peace.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-19
Excelsior Book Store. ---WhoIesale and Retail.

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
We continue to offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
bf the day at eastern prices. In this de-
partmeAt may be found everything re-
luired Tin the stationery line) in the
6alce. store or chool house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-19
letter on the Scalp.

l was almost perfectly bald, caused by Tetts
Remedies about six weeks, and they cured my
scalp perfectly. and now my hair is coming
back as thick as it ever was. j. p. CHOICE.
WhitesbOrO Texas
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covered with I3lotches,

want to tell you that your Cuticura Resol-
vent is magnificent. About three months ago
my face was covered with blotches, and after
using three bottles of Resolvent was per-
fectly cured. FREDERICK MAITRE.
2s St. Charles street, New Orleans, La.
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ESTABLISHED 1869.

CONTINUE
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Ivy Poisoning.

l can warrant Cuticura to cure every time. i
have sold it for five years and it never fails.
@. H. MossE. Druggist.
Holliston. Mass.
Sold everywhere. CUT1cuRA, so cents; SOAP
Is cents; REso1vENT, $1.60.
POTTER Daue AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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paper, envelopes ind blank books male
speciality. We also carry the largest
stock of HWALL PAPERS. "a
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut Sts.
PURDY & BREOHT.
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coEEs:Rondsnt.; Ghspis.l N:tiss l BeRa MI
cASo, Illinois.
USell Exchange on all the principal cities
II Europe. ~CollectioHs receive prompt
attention.
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a WOMAN w1rm < SHOOTER,
Tries topata a Period TO Constable w,leo1,.

Career.
Several times lately a German woman
named Amanda Burg, living on Marke,
%Estreet in the Fifth ward has figured In the
local courts In petty eases. Some time age
Constable Wilcox visited her house with
IN execution. and levied on a sewing ma
chine, but was driven or without the
property, Mrs. Burg drawing Il revolver
The constable took the pistol away lrom
her, but left without making the levy.
at another time Wilhelmina Shipman
made complaint In Squire Arklc's Court
that Mrs. Burg had committed a breach o.
the peace. and threatened bodily injury tc
the complainant. A.hearing was held, ind
Mrs. Burg was adjudved to pay II fine o,
81 and costs and give bond In The sum 0,
$50 to keep the peace for six months. Sh,
never complied with tho order, however
Yesterday Mrs. burg called Mt SPUR,
Ankles office and demanded that the re-
volver taken from her DO restored. Con,
stable Wilcox was lying for Just such nj
opportunity, and he undertook to take
her to jait for tho unpaid fine. Find
ing tho undertaking d difficult one
no deputised jim Gray, an East Wheel
ing carpenter, to assist him. The pail
succeeded in getting Mrs. burg on Eoh
street nearly 10 the Jail, wlien Gray re
leased his grasp Of her arm. She divcd
down In her pocket, drew n revolver, and
aimed ut Wllcox's manly breast. Ora!
and he caught ber, however, anl wrestet
the pistol from her grasp. and she was
safely locked up for twenty days.
Meantime, It having been suggestcdtha
Mrs. Burg Is insane, nn inquest In lunacy
will probably be ordered III her case.
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The steubenyille liorpid tells this story
Of n Wheeling boys pi,ifut plight; \
Young man, apparently - years Of age,
with good appearance and fair'y,dressed
under tia circumstances, was at the
Cleveland 4 ri,tabaraA depot this morn.
ing, and listened to i dischSsion on hard
times and the cause, remarked, hWell, the
bard times hnve s%lr,rl; me, sure. ] have
been working at IN iron mill in Wheeling,
but lost my Job an account OF scarcity Of
work. Last night I slept in the clay
house at the rollingmill dnd this morning
asked one OF the men who was catisg his
breakfast ont OF his basket fora piece Of
bread. The man refused, saving, 4 need
all the bread | can aet myself ltell you
it's tough, but there will he more than
nc AJAX for bread before spring" T. gen,
tlcman stsi'aipg uear, impressed with the
boys intelligent faaa and manly bearing,
handed him atwcnty-hve cent silver piece,
u was readily accepted, with the resnark.,
Hrl,pnE you; this will keep me until |
reach Pittsburgh"
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TIE GLASS MANUFACTURERS

TIE GLASS MANUFACTURERS
SIN Dcbni;nG the rr"nosc0 Reduction oil
I'M Wages. Sa
There was another meeting OF tho glass
manufacturers Of the towns in this vicin.
ity yesterday at Beilaire. but the result Of
their deliberations could not be learned,
those who were present being very non.
communicative. No final action will prob.
ably be taken, however, while affairs are
in their present shape. Neither OF the
Wheeling manufactures have taken mrt
in the proceedings SO far, and the incto.
tories over the river will scarcely tuke my
operation OF the Wheeling l,ousos is Sc
cured.
The main object Of the meeting is. as
hns been stated, to adjust wages in this
district on tho came basis as now prevails
Mt Pittsburgh. prcssers and Gnishers
are each paid g here OIL every: GOO pieces
OF certain wares made, besides the wages
Of the boys. At Pittsburgh Sl.25 is lie
prevailing price.
The proposition now is 10 pay work.
men Sl.2aa for GOO pieces, and at the SAINT
rate, % cents a hundred. for a greater
number Of pieces made in one "nioye.n
Under tile present rules Of the gluscwork..
ers' Union, however, a Shop" isnot al
lowed to turn out more than 600 pieces
per move.
Whether Hobbs, Brockunier K Co. md
the Central WORKS will join with the other
manufacturers after they have taken final
action will largely decide whether the re.
duction OF wages will take place.
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ptllL4pE!PnlA, pa, Dec. 4.-Flour weak. whca,
qut, weak aHl lnEar; 10. . red December 7ea7gIc:
M saRRnsIy sHis9p s1 H1do February S:.'tas2lIc; Match
ilr1,her; late! months aull: H or iot tsY1u s"oa de 1p! y .
rejected mixed. new llLc; M, i ,n!ssd. now
isMal.n: %sist,Mer mixed. new ljliGo; sail mixed
! i' e.. 4%fs'isI langary ii}%a!J+n: Mnrci, AZ
No. 2 While aiNaalHc: 10 wiIGto SKA n''' iiu i;Si
iiFm for choice dull Tor medium: western rnmi n
Gt,lo'rl sots5c. Cheese quiet ind steady: n 'cliSIre
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LOCAL %BREylTIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
W. ---LL 81 .-L fhA. CITY. N. G-t-------

the City.
: "PArrMESrs or PARIS" at the Opera
House again tonight.
THE MARBLE damage suit against Wilson
4 Dunlevyi Is still pending in the Circuit
Court. l1liGt' .5lCy
Gov. JACKSON yesterday RENTED n fine
OF So assessed by the Circuit Court Of
Calhoun county against Patrick Rafferty,
for an assault on one Wesley Wigner with
II revolver. aP
A BUGGY belonging TO Jacob Snyder and
driven by a colored boy collided with q
wagon on Market street near Eleventh
yesterday. The buggy was slightly dam
ngcd by the shock.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord Il deed made November l2aby James
II. Ferguson and wife 10 the b. 30. hail
road Company, In consideration Of $1,000,
for the vacant lot on Main street, Just
sonth OF tho creek, where tho old flour
mill stood,
AT meeting Of Ohio Lodge No, !, A..
+. and A. NJ, last Monday evening, the
following officers were elected Tor the en-.
suing Masonic year: Frank johnson, ".
NJ; W. s.. Bender, S. w; Dr. John Il.
Smith, j. W.; Hugh Sterling, Treas: G.
". Collicr, Scc'y.
SUPERINTENDENT HIRscn, Of the Elm
Grove road, Inns turned another switch oil
the main truck into thu lot at-the' corner
of Sixteenth md lIoif streets. The work
: is being done nov while the street Is being
repaved, with Il view to the erection OF Il
: large cur house and shop during tho com
ing summer. ts5 @
LAST evening some mischicvons person
nut II railroad torpedo OH the street en-
' Track in North Wheeling, md n car piss
} ing over 1t caused an explosion which
created some excitement until the cause
WIS learned. Had any person been stand
ing near the track serious injuries nigh
have been the result.
! CHARLES SWEENEY. the chonic vag, who
! was arrested by Officer Montgomery o.
!, Tuesday, and the next morning given hi
. choice betwech six months on the hill 0
= n wear out OF town, was again arrested yes
tcrday by the same officer and lodged i
tho workliouge to serve out his term. H,
5 said he had too much affection Tor Wheel
(, ing to leave for a whole year.
Tits members OF the various Christian
! churches in the city ure invited 10 NEE
this evening at 80 +. NJ, ut the office o
: the Superintendent Of Public Schools, II
the Public Library building. with q vic,
to organizing II Young Mems Christia!
= Association. P.istors Of Congregations ar
+ especially requested to be present BY tl'os
WHO have Interested themselves in til
plan.
THREE Wheeling gentlemen came dow
S Yesterday to shoot against three Bel!a'r
parties for turkeys ut lsumbach's gallery
t They were Jueger, Blumenberg and Tnn'
The Bellaire team changed two or thre
e times, but tho successful II was Messrt
Nmnbach, Glass and Moore. All Of thcs
men did remarkable shooting, frequent
making 81 out Of n possible 33.-BeNai'
independent.
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A BIG DAAiAG SUIT
Against tho ,'0n.lin"LIa Road FOR Killing
- .-. Z lIun.

Against the s'an.li""dlu Road for Killing
= .Inn.
Suit was yesterday entrsGA in the Cir
cult Court Of Ohio County by W.p HUB
bard aud Denis o'keefe, attorneys for n,
@. Criswcll, at n,'nisirator Of Thomas
Waldron, against The F.. c. 4: St. l.. Rail.
road Company, to recover Sia,oSJ dam.
ages sor the killing Of Waldron on the dc.
fendant e%c!npany's track Il few Months
ago. Waldron vas m clnploye OF the
company and lived in North Wheeling.
Ho WIS going up the road on q hand car,
with & fellow workman and n boy, or the
morning the special train bringing tho
plumed Knights home IRON! Columbus
came down, and supposed I,e had aclcar
track, The claim on which tbs suit is
based Is ll.et the company neglected to
notify him Of t!,n iact that ar extra train
was on the road. Tho hqpl Cur was struck
and Waldron and tile boy Killed,
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a WHEELING MANS INVENTION


4 New Substitute fur Lrut her Which II.
Calls ."Cci'ulin.", 'U
A "~leathery" lookingarticle in the show
window OF . Market street drug store at
tractel the a!.antion OF y reporter yester.
day, and asking the druggist Win. it was.
he said: "lIave you not seen that before I
That is Prof. DwiyAt's latest experiment.
tie calls it .'Cellulin.' 1t is not leather,
although it resembles it very much. The
article in question is what is known in
cotton milIa % u rowing cam It is made
IRON the new material, which in texture
very much resembles leather, and nobody
but mi expert coul,l.detec the difference
Froi. Dwight was seen later in the day
about the invention, and said:@''Some
years ago the arlinle called 'leatheroid'
WAS made at. the Fulton paper mills, near
this city. 1t was not Il SUCCESS, and since
that tiplp hive occasionally experiment.
ed in the same DIRECTION. Lately l dis.
covered that by treating u certain species
Of paper with chemicals. Q solution rcsem.
bling leather might be produced, Prose
cutting mycxperiuents, 1 have turned out
the article You, saw in the can
This suhstspceI have called 'cellulin. II
resembles g4tta.pHrcha, is gener:
ally %ftnperviaas 70 atmospheric and
acquious action, is tough, sprinGy,
flexible, and generally adapted to
many requirements Of custom. 1t can be
used 90 a Chair bottom to Il better alvan.
lage than any material now in use-l
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Tho National Union,

"Gas City" Council Of the National I'm.
ion was instituted "Wednesday evening al
Wellsburs wife about fifty petitioners,
composed OF the leading business men.
The following officers were elected: Pres.
idcnt, G. NJ. Brady; Ex.president, NJ. L.
Wells; Nice-president, J. I. Montgomery;
Speaker, Emory Jncobs; Secretary, Hon.
G. W. McClary; Financial Secretary, L.
A. Sheets; Treasurer, VIC. Dnyal Chap
lain, Geo. Baxter; Uslur, L. a. burst;
Doorkecper, i. Fl. Frederick Trustees,
G. VI. Brady, Chas. S%paulding and Frank
Nollhardt. Medical examiners, Joe w.
Cooper, NJ. d., and i. l.. Harding, NJ. d.
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The annual tri.eoUnty Farmers Insti.
tutc for Harrison, Jcii.r0M and Belmont
coan.ies, unler the auspices Ok The Ohio
State Board Of Agriculture and the Bel,
mont county Farmers Clrb, will be held
Mt st Clail svi!le, JanuMy . and3 The
appointments OF speakers mEdesb by the
Suite Board consist OF W. I. Chamber.
lain, Prof. Tutt!a and tn. Terry, tho we'll
known agricultural writer, and imnous rs
a E0tato grower. Mr.. A;W. Campbell
lias been Iyyited to, addressltc iuStjtute,
and tllere viii ia other speakers Of prom,
inence invited also.
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Another spectacular %relodmmn, "Tihc
Crimes OF London will be rendered to,
morrow afternoon and evening at sl3t
Opera House. This piece is Of the usual
order oi sensational dramas, furnishing II
wide field for the introduction OF startlinr
climAxes and powerful stage effects. Two
especially clever bits Of character acting
are seen in tho representations oil 4
br%okcn.down lawyer and "a backs;iddcn
minister. These, like the other charactesp,
are not novel, but they are said to be
cleveriy done. Reserved seats are on sale
nj Bnuincr'c. .arE5
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Sheriff Hn,ndIan'S Appointments.

It is given out on semi-otlicial authority
that under the coming regime Of Sheriff
elect llundlan Jimmie Nichols, cx-Street
Commissioner, will be keeper Of the
county Jail Jimmie Flynn, present janitor
Of the Court house, will be night watchr-
man ut tho Jail. and John Quigg will sue.
coed Flynn MS j%anitor Of the Court house.
Tho appointments Of Deputies arc not yet
kuowncvcn to Dame Rumor.
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"rhs pnys,ucnts Of ParIs.r

This famous play was given at the Opera
House last night to II large and cultured
audience, which gave the most en-.
thusiastic signs OF appreciation. The
scenery and mechanical fleets IRE tho best
ever G on a Wheeling stage, and the
company is for tho main purt composed OF
very capable actors. The comedy vein
which runs through it makes tho play
more pleasing than the average mdo.
drama nj liz clayH. t ~
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Hog. JppGE J. NJ. CorFISpunY, Clere-
land,,O O., says: Y lave used scores Of pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that I have never found anything which
gives such Immediate aud permanent re.
lief as DR.. Willimn'c Indian Pile 0in,-
mont Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, w: Va, and J.. c. Dent 4 Co.
Bridgeport, OhiO.G t}iteS 4I}tfa DIV
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Che ~1tdli9et1rer
OMlco: Nos. 20 ami ~ Fourteenth Street


Suare Ribs-D. c. List, jr.
Grns-C. l.. Stifcl l. Sons.
Public Sale OF Island Properly.
Farming TooIs-S. +. lloyd.
Christmas B~rScS-llenry Norris.
House For SnleAli. Caldwell. DIP
For sa,e-Framc Dwellin. Houses.
,Wantud-lookkccp0r. a
Palace Coal NnseS-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Administrator S0tirc-G.!A 4. STICKY.
Employment for the idic.
S~cr6iuln-The swtit specific Co.-Third page.
Stocks For Salc-I. irwin.
Christmas surpl!cs-McLurc House Art Store.
Holiday Post, No. IL, GA. r.
Holiday G0ods-J0s Graves.
II. WillielmS-uphulstcr.
For SMk-Sote'.
Wanted Timer. M
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The Features Of tn. biuney IND Stuck MI
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ALL tfn Plumed Knights should |
present at the meeting tonight. 3

Tlm "fhobarn Band," Of the Fourth
Street NJ. L. church, will give n sipppr end
literary entertainment this cveningat the
Wheeling, Female College. BE sure and
70. Admission, % cents.
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PEOPLE who cannot spend the season OF
winds and cold rims in sunny Florida
should keep Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
house. 1t is tho best remedy for colds
and coughs and will relieve suffering at
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Tor cold weather, Five hundred calico
comforts from Zoe, 9oc and .! %, A full
ling OF carpets, hemp, homemade req, in.
grain, hrQssels, &c, from lsc up. Hugs,
mats, window shuirs, wall pnpers, pianos,
&c, &C., cheap inr e,sh. by order OF the
mGDpfacturcrs, AZ No. 20l9 and 2Qsl Main
Street. JouH RoEMEI, Agent.
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nrisint NrlniGru.

Mr.. r. II. Mardon, OF MARION, Son {
Hall, photographers and printers, bristol
England, writes: While suffering from
neuralgia tried st, Jacobs Oil and found
wonderful relief. ] bought /. case for use
among II work-people and It lns proved
INCAPABLE.
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INSTRUMENTATION.
ARcccnt Register Story Pronounced II Base
~ EAlxeh0Ol. -

Falxehood. III
The Register in its issue OF the LIST inst.
contained correspondence from Auburn,
Richie county, in which it was stated
that an amusing and d%iscreditable scene
had taken place II few days before on the
road between Oxford and Iiarrisville, be-
tween Hon. G. +. Caldwell, OF Parkers-
burg, and Romeo II. Frcer.
Mr.. Caldwell publishes q card in the
rarkersburg Journal, which he also asks
the Register 10 publish, in which he de-
tho unknown writer rs "an in
famous liar" He says he was never mt
Oxford; did not travel with Freer, and
that no sucl, scene as described ever took
nlarn. 80 M.
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Gry Goods.
Iru Goods.
@ANTA CLAUS
Onook&Co.'s

Our Storc-room is packed
with choice Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable Tor HOLIDAY.
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history Of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
sessed greater purchasing pow
ers than now, we can assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department.
Please call as early in the day as
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle Of the afternoon.
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ARA meeting Of Ohio Lodge No. I, a
+. and A.. NJ, last Monday evening, tn,
following officers were elected Tor the ctl
suing Masonic year: Frank johnson, "
NJ; W. s. Bender, S. w; Dr. John !
Smith, ]. W.; Hugh Sterling, ETrcas.: c
w fnllirr. Slc'y. rr# fHl-ra al
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BEFORE TAXING STOCK.

81 pair youths buckle shoes Mt soc.
30 pair boys buckle shoes Mt 7ac.
81 pair wonen's kid button, broken
sizes, Nt$2.00.
40 palr mems embroidered slippers at
75c. j. w. AMlCk,
tG l1I3 Main Street.
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T BgLLAiRs nRgvi1iEs.

The McGlbnty family, whose concert
last winter pleased all, will be hero again
in the Disciples Church on December 10.
Among those discharged by the b. 4 0.
company to reduce expenses WIS Andrew
Roeder, special policeman Of the company
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head; marie. steady: common to tals q oea q.
medium to rood 81 jslS d. choice q 5ou4 Is; laat Is

head; market steady: common TO tal.i 81 0oa2 Is.
medium to good 81 isGs Is; choice IS S9a4 rs; lambs
81 Ooli5o. ysFl IN.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. 4,-cItuo market dull
with unchanged prices. tSceip. 3, ~, neaai WIZ
menu ~ mead. w IN m nass. n prif. I;o' Lehe,pS a ~ n,
: olSess O. asaa 70. saesp nv mh hauH. H 1bpn, NAM M
changed prices receipts wv heao' sh'Pmehs CIV
r,Es,x l., 4 No. 4 In. hoo. arm. cam ION
" 1IS TIESs y ~. ~. p rs RENE pseriei nuss ~ n,% hsaI. uhi".
hhh iAknt <oas "sNS'fs +N-ss
% Petroleum.
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CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord II deed made November l2a By James
II. Ferguson and wife TO the i. 30. l!ail-
road Company, In consideration Of $1,000,
for the vacant lot on Min street, Just
sonth OF tho creek, where tho old flour
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer rs observed Mt Schncpi's
drug store, Opera Housccorner, Yesterday:
"a. NJ, 800; T. VI, 5oo;3r Nj, 53'; I l. ~,
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LIYI Stock.

, CHICAGO, las. Dec. i.seeattle receipts 1000 head
snipmehh 2,;Ul head: market ST. si,tr; fancy cattle
\ SaG@ good u hoire shlGDlng 5 lG0al lU:. Texans
a.i3 y: LtrG, Hocs--HFceipts l!,c00 head; ship.
Eients 5000 head : market opened strong, then de.
Giined hl'nd and cloleh dull; nush packing II GCa
iGai Packing anl shipping 81 31,t 60; light slOn
: Y; sElps s. snA %; 6G6i!t l..,0c late arrival un.
Iold sAsp--leeeipa s,oo9 bead shipments zoo
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TnE holidays are coming, and you mag
find something In Blue Friday sale for d
git. Z. N. Mrt;!MLIS Is Co.
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$1,000 90 We offer to any ono detecting
q tr:r1a OF common grease Iii Strunz's
Genuine Wax Soap.
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gahiny gn,udsr.

SEw yopx, Dec. 1.-lcad firm; common sssoc.
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sc~lSctSNA1t, o., Dec. 4.-Liye hogs firm; common
light 81 25ai 90. Receipts 1870 head; Ehip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05

TIKI great sale. of colorcd caslmeres will
be continued through the week with prices
unchanged L. NJ. MCCLELLAN & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05

Stlll Dcbul:nG the Proposed Reduction o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05

! IN. order 10 reduce stock l offer for tho
next seven days genuine hnrgains IN
Mems mud Boys Fine Shoes.
H. fsE L..F. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05

Possibly it Is because you have n ncr
yous headache. THOUSANDS Of people
have neryons headaches wl;:rh general,
proceed from bad digestion. You know
how cross It makee them. Mr.. G..iC. Pat,
tarson, OF Oxford. y. q, ligd nervous head
ache ono day in each week. lie writes,
~ have been using Browns Iron Bitter
and find it an, exceliant tonic. 1t entirely