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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE !

\ reliable Boarding and Day School for pu-
pits of both sexes. Carefully arranged col
lcge, preparatory and academical courses.
Location exceptionally healthy, with no sa-
looms or Kinks. Boarding accommodations
excellent and expenses low. Fall term begins
August 26th, 1885 Send for catalogue to
l.. l.. TUPPER, A. NJ, Principal. Essex Cen
ter. VI. l76,d&wlm
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BEEMAN ACADEMY,

The Trustees of Becman Academy have
secured rs Principal Mr.. II. D. Hofnag!e, late
principal of Craftsbury Academy, where he
nagle as Preceptress, who has taught nine (9)
years in the graded school of Essex, n. Y.
The past school work of these teachers war;
rants the assurance that Beeman Academy
will maintain the high reputation of the past
as an institution where students may safely be
sent with expectations of the best results.
G. w. BARTON, ! Committee
f. ii. SQUiER, on
s. b. NJ. COWLES, Instruction.
New Haven, July 20, 1885. l75,d &wtf
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To The Liebia COmpnnn:

HOSPITAL FOR RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED.
~ street and Lexington Ave, \, Y
Your witch Hazel" has afforded many
OF our suffering patients most decided relief
FOR which am truly grateful.
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ D.,
Surgeon-in- chief.
Ask for Liebig Co.'S Arnicatcd Extract of
Witch Hazel, Invaluable in Spinal Irritation
and all pains of ruptured, Paralyzed and
Crippled. Also piles and catarrh.
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CLEVELAND, o., July Efficiently there
was Il strike ON the Payne Avenue street
railroad and the police had to be called to
disperse the turbulent conductors and
drivers Yesterday eighty-seven of the
COmpanyS horses We're poisoned with
croton oil. Three have died and the re
mainder are in Il terrible condition. No
arrests have been made but the police are
investigating the case.
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The Tribune and the Free Press for ST. To.

WIMmorc money than ut anything else by
w IN taking an agency for the best selling
" AA'bOok out. beginners succeed grandly.
None fail. Terms free. HALLETT Book Co.
Portland MAinc.
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WAsHINGTON, July 27.-Admiral Jouett,
who has been in command of the forces
returned to Washington to-day. He re
ports everything quiet on the IstEmus.
The Admiral will join his vessel, the
Tennessee, at New York, and proceed
with her to the north, where all the YES
sells of the North-AtlHntic station will be
collected.
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FuW Corps nj 7'edchers
SeCen Courses of .Sfudy.

Rare opportunities for Vocal and Instrumcn-
tai Music. Eleven pOnos and organs. a new
pipe organ run by water, added last year,
costing $500. The best Conservatory of
Music this side of Boston. First-cass ART
DEPARTMENT.. Excellent opportunity for
rough Christian Schools in New England.
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BOARD wel-iurnishcd room and wa Shing
$500 per week, if paid the first week Of the
term. Half fare on railroads. Fan term opens
August oath. Address the Principal for cata-
logues or infOrmatiOn
15Sd&w,4w
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H7T nfor working people, Send ~ cents
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ulul goods that will put You IN the
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Don't delay. Address SrINsoN'S Co., Portland,
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THE VERMONT
Methodist Seminary
And Female College,
Montpelier, Vt.
Location Unsurpassed

REV. j. ID. BEEMAN, A. NJ. Presidsnt.
REV. Il. A. 81 HOP. A. NJ, Principal,
Miss EVA l.. HARRISON, b. p, PreCeptress
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To Consumptives.-Man have been hap
py 70 give their testimony i'll favor of the use
Experience has proved it to be "A valuable re-
medyl for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by druggists. 5,wlw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

owing 10 unusually light receiptsand bad
westRer: market closed 5c higher for year;
cash 4lac; November 40s@4itc, closed
At 40Ic; year SS@39c, closed at S84c;
Nav sSaa3sc, closed ct 385c. Oats
Firm; trading light; cash 2Sic; I,ecember
26Ic: May 3O930ic, closing A. 30sc. Bye
Steady; No. 2 Sole. Bsrley-Quiet; No.
267c. Flax Seed--Stesdy; No. ], VI Il
Msss Pork-Aetive and firm with stronger
feeling; prices 20@25c higher; cash
So 373@S so for old, SO, 37399 90 for
new packed; November So 30@8 40, closed
at IS 373@s 40 bid; December IS 400
8 so closed at So 40; January ~ l6@
9 40 closed ut 80 35@9 373. Lard
Firmer; prices 5@7lc higher; cash 70 30
as 97i; November s. 95@5 973; Decem-
Der S. 97a@6 90; January IS 023@6 O1t
closed at Sc 00@6 079. Boxed Meats
Steady; shoulders 50 50@3 70; short rios
81 65tS4 80; short clear 81 95@5 90.
Whisky-Steady at 81 Is. Sugars-Un-
changed. Butter-Dull; creamery l4@
26c; dairy lS@l6c. Eggs-FTm at 1910
zoe.
Philadelphia -
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Flour--
Dull. Wheat-Opened firm, reacted. clos
ing barely steady; No. 2 red November
9Ii469lic; December 933@93te; Jan
uary 95s@96tc; February s73@sI4c;;
Corn-Strong but quiet; new No. mixed
48c; No. 2 mixed 53@533c; No mixed
November 5O@5Olc; December 47@41tci
January 453@46fc; February 453@463e
Oats-Steady with fair demaDdi re-
iected white 32c; No. white 333@34c;
upRraded white 353c; No. white $50
363c; No 2 white November 35s@S6c
December 35i@35ic; January 353@36e;
February S6@S74c Botter-Srong Tor
for fancy good western; dairy extlas 1(9
lac. Eggs - Firm; extras 269z6c
Cheese-Stesdy; Ohio fair to prime TIC
9ic.
CIxC1SxAr1. O., November 5.-Cottoi -
Easy; middlings etc. Flour-StronRer;
family 81 OO@4 25; fancy 81 50@4 IS.
Wheat-Suonger; No. cred 943c; receipts
1900 bushels; shipments $500 bushels:
Corn-Stropg and higher; No. 2 mixed
43Ic. OatseFirm; No. 2 red 27@27fc
Rye-steady; No. 2 65c. Barley-In fair
demand and unchanged. Pork-Firm and
higher at s. S7A. Lsrd-Stronger at
Sc 90. Bulk Meats-Quiet; new abort
ribs S. 90. Bacon-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Firm at 81 %. Buter-Quie'
and unchanged. Sugar-Dull and IN
changed. Cheese-SteadY ard unchanged
Eggs-Easier at lSc.
| Toledo.
roLEDo, o., November 5.--Whest--
Easy and quiet: cash or NoYember Size
December 95Ic; January 97Sc; February
99c; May 81 O3!@l O3s. Corn-Firmi
cash 44ic; November 42tc; year $3.50
bid; January CSC; May 3s!c bid Oats
Quiet; cash 27c; May BE: Clover Seed
Easy and quiet; cash or November IS So
December SIS 55c; January s. 60 asked,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
HAIR AND HIDE.
A wyoming HuI tsr's Dogs-Their Fight
With n Mounts ain Lion,

A wyoming Hup ter's DOgs-Iheir Fight
With n Mountain Lion,
Chicago Tribune.
Jack Gsylor, q noted hunter OF the Wind
Mountains has q breed OF dogs famous for
II cir fierce courage and active strength.
They are q pure cross between the blood
hound and the best English bulldog. Many
bear, elk, and mountain lion have these
dogs brought to bay and assisted in STAY
ing. Hair and Hide are the two foremost
representatives ofthe gallant and efficient
breed.
No, long since Mr.. Gsylor was aroused
from sleep during the night by 8 Piteous
oswliug ia he calf pen and an up'osr
among his dogs. Fastening out be per
ceived by the light of brilliant necn two
hons making off They had come for
veal. and had nearly succeeded In getting
il. The next night Mr. Gsylor watched
ola corral, but the wary brutes did not
come. The folloEing night there came
from the snowy SUBMITS OF the Wind
fountain q light snowfall. The old hunr-
or was uog sure ofhis game Taking Hal
and Hide in the early morning he sailed
forth IN q short time his course was crcsA-
al by the trail of the whole lion family.
The dogs at once sped along the freshly
rracked snow, and soon the game was found
in q leafy covert OF pine and quskInR
ssDtn. Pushing bis way through the snow
lsieu bOughs the hunter came IN close
sight. The ion vas slsnding Ga the trunS
of huge fallen pine, his long tGiil swing,
mo ron side 10 side. while his eyes hsshei
With a green Ere. The ioness was crouch
al a short distance of ct the foot of snoth-
er huge tree, 10 the forks ct which could De
seen Two active whelps. Hair and Hide ct
once sprang for the lion, and q savage trsy
- once began. With long leap the
lionpss came to the aid of her mate, but Q
oall from Gsylor's rifle broke one OF ner
shoulders, and she Tetrested, spittirg VII
pain and rage, to the vicinity OF her Whelps
Tue combat between the royal brute and
hs fierce and active foes now became ter
rife. G4ylor watched the honess and the
6pht. He was sure OF his dogs and want
eli them 10 kill their enemy alone. E9en
II be had beel disposed to lend helping
hand, such was the fierce confusion Of the
struggle that he would have been IS liable
10 have hurt his faithful friends as their
savage foe. After a ten minutes
struggle tie deep groWls Of
the lion became more faint; soon
they ceased entirely, and the proud hunter
beheld bis tNo brave dogs. one at the
broad muzzls Of the mountain king and
the other at his wide hsunch. The hon
vas dead and fairly stretched out" to
use an expressive Westernism. Hair and
Hide were dripping with goreirom dozen
different wounds, both deep and sore.
They we're on the fight still, however, and
wanted TO attack the lioness at once, but
Gaylor would not allow them to do any
more, ard ball from his rife stretched
the houess in death. Each of the whelps
demanded bullet, and the whole royal
family had paid the stern penalty Of their
tyrAnnical customs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
enoOEnIns



Country trade is doing better than 70
some time past. merchants generally Ar
buying their heavy goods 10 obviats thu
heavy hauling during our prospective bat
roads City trade continues comparatively
dull and unsatisfactory.
SuGARs--The demand for sugars con
tinues good; Cut loaf TIC; Cubes 74ci
Fruit powdered &c; Ordinary powdereG
Tic; Grsnulated Standard &c; Granu
lated ordinary SIC; Standard COLLECTION
er's A 6tc; grocer's 4 SIC; Pearl A 6fci
White extra G 6tc; Ohio valley 5ici
New York @ 54c; golden G ste; (new,
Fruit sugkr 4ic.
CoFFErs-Grsen cofse--Fancy Golden
Bio l2c; Fancy Green lie; Peaberry
l2}c; Choice he; Prime loo Good 93c;
Fair &C.; Roasting grades 73@9c; Old
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee in
packages -Arbuckle's ID l3fc; Cardobn
/ ID. l3tc; Dilworth n. l34c; Dlworth
Brunswick and 2 h. Ice; lowering e. L
@ 10. l3fe; Levering Java 8 lbs 80c;
Rising Sun l ID. lie; Tiger ID. l2c;
Partola / ID. In orders of 800 ID, at one
shipment, &c per pound of. Bulk Roasted
old Government Java 24c; Peaberry
I33e; Choice RIO l2tc; Prime l2c; Good
llc: Fair l0ic; Ordinary l0a.
RICE. - Carolina head, &c; Carolina
choice 6}c; Carolina prime &C; Louisisra
SIC; Java pearl 6ic; Broken BIC.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 33S36s;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 23@28e; Honey
Drips soc; Sugar, House (dark) 20@22ci
(3e additionalin half bsrrels); New Crop
New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy 500 csc;
Choice 4S@5Oc; Prime 42@45c; Fair 43@
46c; Choice Bakers 30@35c. New croI
molssses of all grades in and very fine
PRoV1sIoNs-LargeS. c. Hams 92(99ioi
Medium s. C. Hams 9a@lOc; Small 8. G
Hams l0A@l03c; California Hams 7fc; 8
G. Breakfast bacon 9@9fc; s. G. Shoulder
6391c; City Sides 7i@7fc; Bacon Should
era SIC: Ham Beet 9A@l0c; Ordinary
Beef S3@9c: Country Sides TIC; Mesl
Pork, No. $l2; No 2, 6lb average pieces
very fine family, $ll.OO; No. 3, ordinary
$9.5O@l05O.
LARD-Tierce SIC; halt barrels 7c; tub
SIC; buckets 71c; tin pals 8 ID 7se; tin pail
s ID Tic; tin pals 10 ID TIC; tin pals 20 n
Gle; tin pals so ID &c.
CANNED GooDs.-Standard 3ib table peacl
81 rs; pie peaches 3ib 81 90; pie peaehs
6b 81 10; No. 3 tomatoes 90@95c
toms toes 3tb Boston market 81 Is
canned corn, Thompson's 2iS cans SOC
Sears corn 90c; do Winslew's 2fb 81 20
do End grade 2fb 75c; strawberries n
81 10; blackberrles 2fb 81 90; raspberrie
2tb 81 90 Damson's 2fb CSC; lima bear
2fb 9Oc; cove oysters In light SIC; 4,
In full weight 81 05@l 10 string bean
2fb S5@90c; succotash 2fb 9Gc@l rs
Marrow fat peas 2fb 81 1902 10; goose
berries 2fb 9Oc@$l 90.
FRUITs-Eew Valencia Rsisins 93@l0c
new Layer 0rdors, ll4@l2c; new evapor
ated peaches, l5!@l6c; new evaporateC
peaches, lS@l43c; new halves, dry peach
b3@6c.
On.-Lssd, extra western strained 80c
carbon, ITO, &c; carbon, $50, s3o; whit
miners best winter 45ci white miners Nc
2, 45c.
CONDITION OF MARKETs.-Sugars, nom
inal; coffee strong, with prospective sd
vance; rice, nominal; lard, weak; proVis
ions, nominal fruits, nominal; csnneC
goods are steady; tomatoes are scarce ant
a strong market is anticipated when sessol
opens Look out on tomatoes, they will b
good stock in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
PARKERSBURG.
The Good NeWs-A Sudden Fortune
General News Notes
Spscial 10 tie RegiIieT.


General News Notes
Special 10 tie RegtIer.
PARKERsBURC, November The good
news from "Old Virgins" causes smile
to light up Democratic faces to-day, and
the news from the Empire State makes
them feel good all ever.
Il seems that our genial friend Geo W.
Carney, a well known and popular business
man of this city, has fallen heir to a snug
fortune, by the death Of his uncle,
a bachelor named George W. Wal
lace, Of Montreal, Canada. Mr.. Wallace
was worth over 500. 600, and George has
been kindly remembered in the will and
will receive the bulk of the fortune. Mr.,
C. leaves here on Saturday TO look after
his interest there
Col. W. H. STEELE, the popular represen,
tstive of South Bros, liquor house oil
Wheeling. left here this morning for points
up the Ohio River R. R. Same "oId
S;elle y
L C Reed is here ia the interest OF I.
c. Moffat L Co, Of Wheeling. Lee has
measured several Of the boys since he
came down.
Hon D. q. Leonard is home from q
trip to Wheeling.
Wood County Circuit Court opens here
next Monday and promises to be an inter
esting terra.
D. Z. Caste, q prominent attorney OF
Writ county, ID greeting trisuds in town
to-day.
Mr.. Henry Maybsrry has removed to
the house ct Mr. Morrison recently vacated
by D. Z. Heikls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
PETROLEUM.
PttsburS.

PittsburS.
PIrTsBCRo, November 5.-Petroleum-
Dull and not much doing; National Tran
sit certificates opened at 81 0St; closed Of
81 O8i highest 81 O9s; lowest 81 Ofa.
OIL City.
On CRY, November 5 -Petroleum-
Ooano5 ai ., AGA. highest 81 09s; lowest
81 "a; closed a 81 OSa. SAFES 4,997!!,'
coo barrels; charters CO, 1876 barrels; clear
snces $500, 900 barrels; shipments 73,7OS
barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, November 5.-Ma, ket
opened at 81 0Si; closed at 81 o8t;
highest 81 09s; lowest 81 0S}; runs 81, l64;
shipments 70, l79; charters 1926; clear
ances, 2,706, COO barrels.
Titusvins.
T1Tusv1LLx, Pa November 5.-0pened
at 81 %; highest 81 O9s; lowest 81 OFT;
closed at 81 0Ss. Shipments 70, l69 bar
rels; charters l55,476.
New York.
New YORK, November 5.-Petro!eum-
The opening showed loss of ac st$l 0St A
little after noon on srslly ittouched 81 O9i,
the highest price There was slow de-
cline until it touched the lowest figure,
81 O7s, from which there wss rally and
another break to 81 07s, finally closing al
81 Os4, with 81 0SS bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The market this week was little better
The cattle market is fash and the sheer
market is lost sight OF. Messrs Hud
son & BayhA furnish the following quota
tons:
Cattle, 900 to 100 lbs stock 39@3aC
per ID; 800 to 900 los. 3@33e per ID. /;
700 to SEQ lbs. 2@23c per ID.
aogs-Msrket active; S3@32c Per ID.
Sheep-Dull; 2@3c per ID.
Lambs-Goed at 3@4c per ID.
Calves-S3 0O@6 on per head.
EAst Liberty.
EAST LIBEIrY, November 5.-Cattle-
Slow: prime S. 25@5 so; fair to good
81 5O65 90; common 81 00@4 rs; re-
ceipts !, 456 heed; shipments l,045 head;
shipments to New York yesterday none.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philadelphiss
So s0G3 90; Workers So 9O@3 80: re.
ceipts 400 head; shipments 1900 head.
Shipments to New York yesterday 8 cars.
Sheep-DulI; prime So 00@3 so; fair to
good 81 5O@2 Is; common 81 00@l so;
lambs So OC@4 90; receipts 1000 head;
shipments 1900 head.
New YORK.
NEy YORK, November 5-Beeveu-Go
arrivals of live cattle; dressed beef sold
slowly at 5@Sc per ID. generally, with
choice sides at SC. Shipments $50 quarters
of beet and Is carcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts 8. $50 head;
market dull for all grades and the pens
could not be cleared sheep sold at 23@34c
aud lambs at 4i@53c with one Car Of
choice at SIC.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; none foF
sale alive,
CHICLso, November 5.--The Drover't
journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 7,430
head; shipments 1000 head; market
dull and unchanged; shipping steers 50 30
as 65; stockers and feeders 50 50@3 60:
COWS, bulls and mixed 81 50@3 40;
through Texans 81 3G@3 40; western
rangers weak; natives and half breeds
50 6O@4 80; cows 81 60@2 3d. win
tered Texans g 9Q@3 40.
Hogs-Receipts S2,DG0 head; ship
NESTS 1000 head; market steady; rough
and mixed SO 25@3 so; packing and
shipping g SOFAS 10; light weight % 80
as 70; skips 81 5093 90.
Sheep-Raceipts 1000 head; msrkei
SLOW and l0@26c lower; natives 81 75(a
8 40; Western 81 9O@3 40; Texans 81 75
@3 90; lambs So OO@4 so.
Cincinnati.
C1xCIxTArI, November - Hogs -
Weak; common and light 81 1908 60,
packing and butchers 81 3O@3 60. Re
ceipts /, l47 head; shipments l.G62 hear,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring Us q case of Kidsey
or Liver Complaint that Elvctric Bitters
viii not speedily curel We say they can,
not as thousands Of cases already perms.
Rently cured and who sre daily recommend
ing Electric Bittsrs, viii prove. Rrjght's
eisease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or anJ
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blocd. regulate the bowels, and
act directly on tie diseased parts. Every
bottle gusSaRtse4 For sale at so cents .
bottle b Logan 3 ca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

STATE SEcURITIEs-Dul and heavy.
RArLwAYs-Active and generally firm,
although quotations of more speculative
issues sympathize in measure with the
share market. Sales of 1904 600. OF
which Erie End consols contributed 1885,
600.
SrocKs-Ths market was very active
most of the day. After irregular opening
and feverish tone for some time it was
strong until l o'clock when it
developed decided weakness. There was q
period of dullness after o'clock and
prices were about steady until late in the
hour, when the market was taken in hand
BY the bulls and a few stocks were sd-
yssced to per cent. The rest of the
list followed slowly, making in q major
ity of cases only fractional gains. The
advance was not maintained to the close.
The total sales were l44, 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
Poison

.-.,,.sa ,r,,t holes in my ba'k and chest
~ u ,ST,S,i all he hair of my head Ses
"a ~ aA 10 Improve ia week n%e and in,sS q
80 10 heal, and were enuiely S'n7 in'-0' =
s.saE EeeE' ,.,,,ys ?, rter Upio, Piss. Depot.
30, Tsxss. July -, lsS3. g..
S'eo IN g.ool and skin DiSesses mailed lree
80 SgIyr ePxuFIC %, Drawer > Atiah1'
- -. Y,,k Isl W. sd 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
Bucklan,s Arnira Salra,

The best Sslve in the world for Cuts
B uises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuu. Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped hands Cbilblsins
Corns, and sll Skin Erupsions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, NONemOet D.
The market continues rsthsr dull, and
little doing. Prices are same as last week
as follows: Fine fleece, washed, Soc;
fine fleece, unwashed. onethird OF; coarse
fleece, washed, 27@2sc; coarse fleece, I'M
washed, 2O@22c; medium. washed, SOC;
medium, unwAshed. 20@22c; Tub
washed 2S@3Oc. There is greater
demand for medium Aeeces although NOT
much Of any grade is being bought al
present..
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3-Wool--
Quiet; prices steady and unchanged; Ohio,
Pennsylvaula and West Virginia Xxx and
above 33@37c, coarse 33@34c; medium,
unwsshed combing and delaine 27@29c.
coarse 2s928c; bright unssshed cloth.
ing, medium. 27@28c; New Mexican
and Colorado Medium l6@25c, coarse
fcarpss vool) l6@l1N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
west VIRGINIA MAP.

The REsHrKR's map Of the State, made from SO
tual surveysOl each county, contains sill post rORdI
aud streams, with political divisions, &C., and "a
considered the only complete map Of the State eve,
published. sIEe-Three by three and tbree-ionrthi
feet. Price 80 Cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

Money la9 Per Cent--eovsxnments Dull
hut steady stocks Active Flour Quiet
and Unchanged-whsAt Higher.
Nsv YoRK. November 5.--Money on
call easier, being as Low as per cent and
at 70 time above per cent; prime mer-
camille paper 4@5 per cent; foreign ex-
change duu and unchanged.
GnYERNMENrs-Dul but steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw York, November 5-Dry Goods
With no improved demand for miscellane
Gus ASSIGNMENTS there has been very fair
business reached, but as whole the mar
ket is quiet.
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contagious
-. pr.valsntall over the world,

.,,re Prevalent all over the w ''"'
native Of Fnslnd, and y ,a4li0i. "" Sod y
y, jan .su8ify contracted 9sS: ras 'f GnSCS sSs
soisou, and i . 5,o- psIienI ct NOTTINGHAM Hoe
s0 = - on mi mt vas not cured. suffered ne
q y, 5,y ~ s sSSii n and IA s Sai; 1
~ sOres ali o,e' - martial los Of sight severe
10 and deS S Sssf and eyes etc. which nearly ran
"a "a hop. IN ,9.a lss' S S0G RoG:oT S3c
80 for Auefle = nv A promir cot phys icta1
. hi, d ~ s.TinS no ccnnec ion with the hos
n az the 30 - a. a trial A. a last resort. bad
a..srainedd, ~ n, a a. being cured As bad gone
&c = e Sp so Rf sE Sa SSn 81 II sG
t,gss a Ana 80 - Ito grFat 10y that they hSVe
4 sBt GU CIV. lam Is round ard well IS
sarsd me ,S e. NV he. L FksD AALEOkn
ever Us Io ~ lity, Jure l2ts' 1850
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TITT'S HAIR DYE,
AGnnn0l RaStn[ed.

R-1edy Frss,--A victim Of yoUtkf1l tIupru-
isR,e Glstag gcs2EJasS bOcAy, ServOus Deb1tify,
J-st Aeuho0d, -. hgyInS titled In vain every
GalEu re6ar4y LA ti1coScred . simple means o.
sii-Cure, Earb b. Vil .ard GEE 70 bis fellow
Rfar-7a sdlrss, J. 81. RSBYES, IS CAathAn
.rr,r y k,-E
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wbeeIias 8esister
TRAVEL4ERs' GUIDE.

A RRryAL AND DEPARTURKoF TRAINS
- ETpLANArIoN OF RRFERENCn MAzxg:
sf1iES fsandGy Sxcspssd. monday excepted
W. selix z nme.
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80, -o contracted blood poison Alter
leo H,,ri1'Tiors from the b sc physicians here
hEiaS 80, I couclud,d TO visit hot 'prinss, ana
Isd - eIarEaaa doctor IseeC INN I, o6 ma
% lsS 80, specific. sSsuring me that u SoGlo
oL y me- more than Hot springs Although 2ns
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GINSENG.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, October u.
Per pound, 81 7O@,l so. according to size
ofroots. Market dull