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Daily Republican., 1885-03-10
Laid To Raaf

a large number of persons attended
the services, at st. Paul's M. E. Church
on Monday, over all that was mortal of
Maggie X: King, wife of James W.
King, OF Edgemoor. The deceased had
large circle OF friends and acouaint.
ances In this city and the surronndinp
country, where she has resided for =
NUMBER OF years. She was possessed OF
the most amiable disposition, striving
at All times to please, quick to forgive
and forget any slight from or defect in
any one about her. One upon meeting
her the first time was struck by the
simplicity and innocence of her man.
ners. She made warm friends of ali
who had but slight acquaintance. and
endeared herself to all who had oppor.
tunities OF meeting her frequently. Her
place In her friends hearts cannot ha
niied and her husband has the svms
patny OF all that knew Maggie, for he
mas lost one, which it will be impossi.
pie Tor him ever to replace.
one was about twenty, six vears of
age ana was born In Glassboro. New
Jersey, where her sister now resides
me only member Of her mmediata fa,n;''
ly that survives.
The services on Mopdav wera ,o,
Quoted by the Rev. r, II. Adama ia
were very impressive. After tbe;r con-
clnsion' a large body of reiatives and
friends followed the remains n tha
terry. i"o oeine-
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10
EOfled BasnburRs.

1000 yards at half prica, at Vain
wright's, 312 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10

~ "A; Brown, foot Of West street.
VIII vii deliver In your cellar 20 d coal
well screened and free of slate,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10

Baynard's stock is the largest In the
city to select from.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10

10 get the best quality of family Goa.
go 10 ID. A. Brown, foot of West stre at I
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10

All kinds of silver and plated ware
1T Baynard's, Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10

ct Butler'a S"Ancy
Daily Republican., 1885-03-10
GEO..
MARKET STREET.
:NNARD'S

h We had show win
o display some of the
goods we have inside OF
P-hme store.
hope to have before
II the meantime come
see what a fine stock
E.e' ard at low prices,
|ALI. NEW.
Rllsh Cashmeres at IS
|56 inches wide.
|erIcan Debege at IS
double width.
ms Black Cashmere,
50 cents; two special
ns.
Pn want a black dress,
10 be to your advan-
!, examine our stock.
put reliable goods in
ping we sell.
.ARD & CO.,
Fll Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Acsmp.irn s.er., Given Away.


In the campaign Of 1881 tie t<o caaii
'a'.s for governor in 'pivo'sr Western
state arrsiRned for series of joint discus
sors. Both mEn we're popular, both Of tine
appearance sL6 we're SO veil matched IN
mental force src as orators that the contest
between them promised 10 be magnificent
one For several weeks the scales balanced
evenly
But one Gay the brilliant Republican
candidate came up siling He seemed
overcome and spoke isboredly. The next
day be was even lees sfFsc'iva Lst"r be
Was complied TO ssz his opponent for
postponeU-bt "f T's,G appointments,
Shich Wss granted 8-;Utz rRe csupig
ended he mad a51--c.-l The field alto
gefber
M,sGt.u.e lie Democrs'ie candidate con-
tiigtd lie cG'vS's. seeming 70 grow
strorger, cbee:ier and more effective With
ZACH succeeding week. BE Was elected.
O-A e-erirg IN December while entertain
Ipg severs! gentlemen he said:
Il will tell you campaign secret-which
save me the election. With the opening OF
tie campaign | began caring for nv liver.
knew that q disordered or torpid liver
meant dullness and possible sickness |
COX something every day. When my op'
pouent began failing knew his trouble to
be bis liver and felt ike prescribing for
him, but feared il l did 80 he might beat
me! l grew stronger as the campaign pro-
crossed often making two speeches day.
Even my voice, to my surprise, did not fail
me once. All because Warmers safe cure
K. pt me IN A trim" Ex-Governor Jacob
OF Kentucky also made a camp On tour
urder precisely similar circunsts ices, and
SAYS he kept up under the e1haustiug strain
BY use of the same means-RocheSter
TUj6U
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A Remarkahla Case.

Mrs Henry Ellis, 500 Scott street, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, writes: "Dr. ). b.
Hartman i Co, Columbus, O.. am in
duced or a sense of duty to the suffering to
make brief statement Of your remarkable
cure Of myself | was most miserable
sufferer from the various annoying and dis
tresSing diseases of delicate persons, which
caused me to be confined to my bed for
long time. being even too weak to even bear
my weight upon my feet. l was treated BY
the most reputable physicians in our CITY,
each and al saving they could do nothing
for me. had given up all hopes of ever
being we'll In this condition began to
take your MANALJN PERUNA, and am most
happy TO sayi three months was perfect
" well-entlrely cured, without any ap
planes or support Of am kind
Mr.. q. A. Prochi, New Portage. Summit
county, Ohio, writes: Ny wife has been
sick for about G,s years. In the first place
the doctor called il leUcoThHa and treated
it about one year aud he grew worse and
turned 10 liberation OF the womb, and was
treated for that TWO years but she grew
worse and the ducror gave her ~. Then |
employed DR.. Underwood one Of the best
doctors of Akron but under MS treatment
she grew worse. She ives paraiyZed she
had lost all the sense Of feeling and ner
evcsight. She could not walk for nearly
two years. About SIX months ago Under
wood gave her up She tried your PERCNA.
She has taken three bottles and it did her
more good than any other medicine The
paralysis has about left her; her eyesight is
getting better. We will continue the use Of
PEEryA until she is well
NIr. Isaac Nicodemus Schells5urg, Bed
ford county, Pa, writes: Il am induced,
or a sense of duty TO the suffering, to make
briet statement of your remarkable help,
as q sufferer of catarrh in my head and
throat IdOctored with one Of the best ply
sicians in our place for that dreaded disease,
catarrh. and found no relief. But in 1888
Host my speech, and was not able TO do any
kind of work for near three months. | could
neither eat nor sleep. PERCSA and MANA
LIN 6il wonders for me. used three bot
ties of PERUSA and one of MANALIS, and
now am in better health than | have been
for ten years, and | can heartily recommend
your medicine to all suffering from that
dread disease, catarrh."
Mr.. l. ". Wood, Mt. Sterling, Ohio, says
Your medicine gives good satisfaction. Ny
customers speak highly Of its curative prop
critics
PE.RU-SA is sold by all druggists. Price
81. 90 per bottle, six bottles $500. If you
cannot get it from your druggist, we viii
send in on receipt of regular price, We
prefer you buy it from yoas druggist, bnt if
be hasn't it do not be persuaded to try
something else, but order from Us at once
a. directed. S. B. HARTMAN i Co.,
Columbus, 0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
4 Breath of Fresh Air.

T. fhH EIHgT z We LsJIstrs
WEBBING, August %, 1855.
SIR:-Being in search of g change OF air
and recreation my course was directed to
the ancient borough Of Morgsntown, place
Justly celebrated for the hospitality and In
telhgence Of its citizens and the beauty OF the
scenery in its vicinity. Hound the "Hilarity
Club encsmped on lovely spot on the
banks Of the Cheat most appropriately
named Camp Eden Had | the descrip-
tive powers of Porte Crsyou | would a.
tempt to give you some idea Gifts charms,
but. as it is, will only say come and see 1t
for yourselves. The club, numbering tSen-
~ ladies and gentlemen, was under the
charge OF the very prices OF ehsperons,
Mr.. and Mrs E. W Shisler. who ministersd
20 to the enjoyment and improvement OF the
club. that while there was all the freedom Of
camp life there was also the refinement aud
dscorum of a Christian home. They eu-
loved their outing for more than two weeks,
then reluctantly broke camp and in the
gray Of the evening returned to the village,
Several delightful excursions were made oy
the club to points of interest, and evenings
were spent in pleasant social enjoy
ment during this midsummer 6oi-
day. l was interested in noipg
the improvement in the town and country;
new buildings are being erected, farms are
in nice order, and stock improving; alto
sether it seems as if the approaching rail.
read Was sending boom ahead Of it.
During my stsy / heard many SPEAK of
Maj. J. N. Lee. in such Q manner as to eon-
vince me that Wheeling Is to be eongrsru-
lated on having secured such an instructor
for the Linsly Institute. The Majors class.
mates. teachers and tellow-protessors speak
OF him IS young man Of very 6ne educs-
ton, possessing great energy and sndur.
ance, conscientious in the discharge Of his
duty. he Was 9 most industrious aud AIMS
taking teacher and secured the respect and
highest regard of his pupils. AS com
mArdant Of cadets he was second to none.
feel assured that under It's present heads
with proper support the Linsly Institute will
axe Tire position it ought to have as one
Of the highest Of i,s kind in our State. Life
eaDrct 81 be Q Sumner recreation, 80 re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Brilliant rr aspects OF the South.
NJ Drfsry Dr - sE9ss,


Not IL the memory Of the oldest iahaot
tsnt have the crop prospects OF the SoGth
appeared more hopelul and encouraging ST
this period than 10 this season tn~re II
an UNUSUAL cOncuErs0C> from every acton
10 the unprecedented vigor aud f-uittu!uass
Of the Cotton plsGL lac yrO .s,.r y.-.i =
9tpeLdeCt up - ls5o- r.. gs'h,ring It
The Cu,y @pp. exc SOC - IIz- 81 ':L D iD-
adequate 10 harTes' more ,hsG large rae
lion thereof But even this fraction Will
:. : AN i,-Jtr 'ie.1 a-"-n -.I..''r' 0;
g. . 10 De marketed Is regarded the lc%est
estimate c: tat pfoSa-l- He'd
Texas alone claims tEo ml.hoGs, which Is
grsstsr than the tote! product OF sny inree
- lie cotton States iG former yeA's WHAT
should augment our satisfaction owe; this
prospect is tie comparative chespuess Of
,ris vast production aud the thrift sid ecoC-
omY with witch it hiss been produced. Oar
planters have III great measure relieved
themselves OF tie interest burden on ad-
ysuces, ard have made their crops indie
peuden,ly Of taciII.es and aids TO which
JEey have heretofore eIsiayed themselves.
Another great relief which has come 70 them
is the universal large corn crop. The yield
Of this main dependence OF our planters tor
fooG for their iaborers and cattle, has ex-
cee6ed al previous seasons The low price
of pork, hardly half the rate Of a year ago,
viii be still further reduced.
The planters can thus stand lower prices
for cotton with q good margin Of profit,
,hough there Is no reason to spprehend any
great decline in present prices What is
ssid Of the cotton prospects and the present
condition Of that crop is equally applicable
10 cur local and State crops of cane and
rice. OF the latter there was never so large
a crop produced in the State. The only OBJ
stacle is that the harvest of the same is
somewhat inpeded by the frequent rains.
But even with this drawback there is little
reason to fear that the result Of the harvest
will fall short of the general expectation.
The yield of this year, and the profitable
price it will command, will doubtless in
duce great many OF our su-
gar planters into this culture.
And yet the sugar culivators have no
reason to abandon that industry, in view OF
the unparalleled growth, vigor and promise
of the cane plant. and of the greatly re-
duced expense of the manufacture and the
improvements Of machinery and processes.
Of the various products of the South,
there is little reason to apprehend an over
production which is operating so disastrous
" in other productions and in other coun-
tries. Nature has given Us = monopoly of
this great source of wealth, has established
the independence Of our section, made our
people selfsupporting, and ENABLED them
to supply the chief basis upon which our
Northern brethren must rely for the revival
of their languishing trade and industry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
GOLDEN DAYS.


There is a Chinese tradition which tells
that, four thousand years ago the Emperor
OF China was much troubled with the wretch
edness and restitution of his people, many
thousand Of whom lived amid scenes Of
suuslor and brutishness. At length, be be
came most anxious to do something to re-
Heve the bitter cry Of miserable and out.
cast China. All at once he recognized that
the bad habits Of his people
had much 20 do with the bad
hsbitations in which they were
existing. The Emperor, BY wise act Of
authority, with stroke Of his pen closed
up every liquor shop in China; and the ira
dition records that for three dsysthe heavens
rain gold. For three days the shower Of
gold continued; and the people, being sober,
were able to gather in the rich harvest Of
the bountiful sales. The Rev. Arehdescon
Fsrrsr, in reference to this tradition, says:
Considering that there is hardly pauper
in England who has not wasted on intcxi-
Giants enough to have secured him long ago
a freehold house and GOOD annuity, | say
that. if the curse of drink we're thoroughly
expelled, it would rain gold in EugIaud,
not for three days, but for many days. -
London Welcome.
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INDIGESTION Cured 4!

Is.sgrsl e more than ave years With iadlSe5'
ton scarcely able 70 retain the simplest tood Oh my
ronach The barring seaSa'Iou Vas alm0% Iaio.-
srahls, and mp Hho.s system WS dsrlnSsi. vas
wakE q, and could not sleep, aud Consequently more
oris nervous - the tine. declined IN flesh, and
sursd eli rha gsaa. depression attendant upon taS
tsrrib.s disease. In a word, was miserable. At
Iasi la ing 70 dni relief in anything else, COM
msnesi the use % SEift's sPscidc l began 70 i'm
uro.e s- one The medicine toned up the stomach,
strpns aaaed th- digestive Organs aud soon all that
oursia- ga sel N could retain toOd without din-
eusiy. N.E my health Is good, Snd can eat any
ding the shape Of fool and digest It without the
siirhtes, dLi ~ I most cheeriully bear this 'e-
4cs,py. because rhsre are hUudre suffering as
rs. aal an sure they can De a. readily healeL
raksths pr scrosd lose alter eating Instead Of De-
on. JAMES MANN, No. i Ivy 81.
Atarta, va. Nay q, 1881
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Free from Malaria.

In the falI OF ISst vas taken With case o, "a
---ifsvar = i Frustrated me 10 h bo~ and mind.
- gvst Aver the old iJIhicn With mercury
- - : F-.-lI unfEtu 80 bat With no sod re-
- NV health Eas shattered and ny en'rsy son''
III %, and legs would sEe,, an aAt rs. s.S.y
- ra, rsaiy 70 grasp AZ an - rusdy suggest,
~ a frssr8 sdyiie,l me 70 try >Fiit's sPcai2c. ]
-r,,,rsi three BOT - and commenced rs lse. ne
-. - = nsgsel have taken the three bot
- 49, b,vs m ads a perfect curs, and teel (
- - today. There never "a more usr,-
49,. N. dicing offered 70 suffering humanity II
a. ~rcUs hi wonders for me. Wills JONES
ls<sbuTg. Lee County, Ta HIa'ca - 49,
Fo- sale By al Druggists.
Trsati.e on Blood AMI SEin Diseases ma1.e - ''ss
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
;. T.. 157 VI 9Sist. Drawer 8, AtL4nI1- va.
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Toledo.
FHesttE2,

Tie srkct THE week WAS onlJ sve-aze.
TIER =s' 90 faH a supply Of common,
Sk'Ie ID demand for good vac scarce
Hess-= autsc., Bs7ts furnish u toiios-
i1g q1C.s.ious
'Attle-Ex,Ts, 0C0 to l,lCO ID. castle,
32G4ic per H.; good, 800 to 900 lbs, S9
3!c per ID; light, from 600 to 500 lbs, 40
2io per b.
aogs-Market active; 4S4f per D.
Sheep-Dull; 213c per ID.
Lsmbs-Good, market firm; 394 per ID.
Calves-S3 0096 10 per head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 1.-The Drovers Jour
nAl reportg Csule-Receipts $500 head;
shipments 2,l00 head; market stronger;
shipping steers s. 2O@6 90; stockers and
feeders g 1903 90; through Texans 81 80
as 60; natives and half breeds So 609
4 So; COWS 81 5kS3 s..
Hogs-ReceipE q 900 head; shipments
5000 head; trading slow at lO9ljc lower;
rough and mixed So 1904 0j; packing aud
shipping 81 1904 so; light weights 81 05
al so; skips 5? 1908 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
100 head; market weak; natives & 600
1 90; Western g 0O@3 10; Texans 81 IS
as 90.
Gables from Liverpool quote American
cattle lc per pound higher than last week
and lIc higher than two weeks ago. The
supply is light, best American selling at
lac dressed.
New York.
New YORK, August 3l.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 1874 cars for our market; ~ cars
for export; market a trife better; yards
were cleared; extremes 81 5066 50 per 100
lbs. for native steers; So 8594SO for Texas
do; S. 3O@5 40 for fair to good Colorado;
good to prime steers s. 1906 20.
Sheep-Receipts 70 cars; market dull at
g 5O64 so per 100 pounds for sheep and
81 OOG6 90 for lambs, with a carload Of
choice wethers taken for expectation at
81 s7!.
Hogs-Receipts 80 cars; market dull and
weak at 81 6O@5 10 per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBEETT, August 3l.-Csttle-
Active and unchanged for good grades;
common dull a. a decline Of Csc from last
week. Receipts 1914 head; shipments
1878. Shipments TO New York Saturday
and Sunday, 20 cars.
Hogs-Dull and slow; PhiladeIphiss
81 7564 so; Workers 81 8O@4 80; grassers
a 1904 65. Receipts 800 head; ship
ntnts $500 head Shipments Saturday
and Sunday to New York 10 car loads.
Sheep-Active and shade better than
last week. Receipts 5000 head shipments
$500 head.
Cincinnati.
CISClxYAT1, August 3l.-Hogs-Firm;
common and light 50 S59+ IS; packing
and butchers 81 35@4 80; receipts l,4fj
head; shipments l9l head.
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A PARislENNEs TRoUssEAU.
Ihe WSdding Dress and Travelling Costum,
of n Sweet French Bride.


Prr's Carrssy oEEsgrs BragLirt EGgs
v le. &c Castrones bridal dress is thing
Of beauty. It is made of a new material
that has q long French name and resembles
silk uncut velvet A long straight court
train lined in satin. The front is disposed
il three pointed founces of wide point lace,
beaded with deep mobile fringe of orange
blossoms, all buds, and not a particle of
green about them. That, to my mind,
makes the distinction Of the dress. Green
leaves among orange blossoms always make
them look common. The fringe is partly
shaded By the lace of he upper houuce
A Greek pointed belt entirely compos ID
of orange buds, finishes of the head OF the
last founce nearest the corssge. Pannels
on the sides, gsrnished with point, limit the
front founces and 20 to meet the train.
Plain corssge, with isbot of point, band
around the neck, composed Of orange buds,
the same to edge the sleeves. Long bridal
vail Of plain tulle.
She has any number of toilets whose
skirts are plainly gathered, straight falling
peasant style. One of black chsntilly made
in that fashion and rendered very effective
Of WIDE GEeeS belt OF ol2c& Jet; Il IS
60 deep tha. !. resembles q shining cuirAss.
TIE ccrsagc Is -E1~- f olsa.sd yoke; in the
intervals O: each psal Of lace there is
lor- pen1sU, Z. i.-
her travelling dress is Of blush gray
etamiEe trimmed wi'h dark blue velvet,
lor- skirt plra,ei from top 10 bottom In
the back thess plsat- lap over the other,
the uppe- on-s cur =hor,er and shorter until
they meet the 5sl. at tie side Corsage
y'siu with 5ar1s Of Yzl7e; jacket loose in
front fastened with vide belt of velvet and
horseshoe silver clasp.
Hat large blae rough and ready scoop,
tlue velvet bow n front and back AMI all
over the shade ard crown a laEge falling
Bouquet Of corr towers.
A lot of birds are perched on many Fthe
5onnsts and hats one has with two lone
birds spooaiiy sitting close TO each other, a
E ting ornament for q trousseau.
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Tttusyillc.
New York.
DRY GOODS.
New York.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The close Of
NAUS-89 as CARD.
Wheeling.

wheeling,
The nail market IS active. Nails, fence
md brads - l0d TO God, q Is; I'd
md Sd, 81 50; cd and I'd,
z 10; ID and Sd, 81 90; Sd, % Is; I'd,
IS 90. Barrel-3 inch, Sc 25; ! inch,
So %, l inch, 81 IS; Ii inch, 81 90.
inch, 50 IS; II inch, 50 Is; u inch
IS 90. Lining-I inch, IS IS; I inch,
IS 25. Tobacco Hhd-lOd 81 Is; sd
IS 90; Sd and I'd. s. rs. Clinch-All
,izes, 81 90. .Sleting-5d, 1925, I'D, S32S;
d, s. 90; I'd, s Is. Finishing-l inch,
I Is; II inch, IS IS; L: inch, 81 so; Il to
inch, q Is; inch q 90; p inch, 80 Is:
inch and over, - 81. Casing and Box
ng-lod to BOD, 800, sd, s. Is; cd, $3.50;
ID, s. Is; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Blued-4d,
- 90; Sd, SIS %; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
III sizes, 81 so. Boat Spikes-All sizes
t3 90. Each half keg l0c extra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV York, August 3l.-Dry Goods
agents have advanced the price OF New
FORK mills 81 and 100 inch sheetings 2!c,
ian gdon SO inch and Lsngdon Is to Sc
md l.angdon 5 10 &c, or ic. The jobbing
.rade started off very well to-day and a
God demand has prevailed With agents
here has been large business through
deliveries. On account OF previous price base
very many prominent makes Of goods are
.old ahead for several weeks Other quail
ties of substantial character are attracting
more attention. Flannels are doing we'll
md Stotts Friez and other styles are sold
.,bead at the advance in prices.
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HsatF-Fi n; shoulders 81 IS; short rib
50 IS; shUrt clser s6 IS. Whisky-Scarc-
- 81 06. b,.uer-Sresdy; extra creamery
t2@ Csc; fancy dairy l5@l6c. Linseed
OIL In fair demand at +2@43c. Sugar
firm; had refined 7@7lc; New Orleans
Gee EpEs-In fair deUaLd at ll4c
Cbtese-Quiet; choice mild Ohio factory
6l@fc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. O., August 3l.-Whest-Dull
ADD lover; No sIft cash OF October CSC;
Novt Dber glfc asked; No. 2 red cash or
SEPTEMBER sj!c October &c bid; Novem-
Der 83lc. Corr-Dull and easy; No. 2
cash or S-p'em er 46c; October 45.c
ssked; var %7sc; Nay SOC bid. Oats
QuleJ s'.J unchanged; no. 2 cash or Sep
G.ori &c; Ssy Sic. Clover Ssed-Neg-
l-,td; pFiue medium September s. 50;
ut.,o-! s,0 November s. so Odd.
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PETkOLEUM.
Plttsburg.

PIT -BUEG, August Sl.-Petroleum-
Irreg; II and fairly active; National Tran
ait &c ,lfcates opened at SI.0ls; closed
at 81 OIL highest Sl.0l!; lowest $l.0Oi.
OIL City.
OIL CRY, August 81 National Transit
certificates cpeue d G, 81 O03 highestSl 0l5
lowest 81 COY; closed at 81 0ls; sales
100000 barrels; shipments S9,jl4 barrels;
charters PILL barrels; clesrsnces J, + 49,
geo barrels.
Bradford.
BRADroRD, Pa, August 3l.-Nationsl
Transit certificates opened stSl OIL, closed
1t 81 OH; highest 81 0lj; lowest 81 O0!;
'urs SO,257 barrels; total shipments
1896 barrels; charters 2l,lll barrels;
cleararces 100000 barrels.
Tttusyille.
TITUsvILLE, Aug educational Transit
certificates opened st 81 Ol!; highest
81 OIL; lowest 81 coy closed at 81 0lsi
.bpments not posted; charters 2l,lll bar.
rels.
New York.
NEw YORK, August 3l.-Petroleum-
Weak this forenoon and after noon opened
,rchsnged at 81 Oh, and sold down TO
81 OUt. Most business was done, however,
At little above 81 OIL, and the market
,lcstd about steady at 81 OF. Sales 1854
O00 barrels.
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luctsrt!y We turn TO the vhir Of machinery,
buzz and hum Of tie city carving the COO
breath OF The mountain AID the sha loE OF
us rocks AID trees ss 8 pleasant memoir
A L
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WOOL.
HhilatlelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, August 28-Wool-Asr-
zet steady; New York, Michigan, Indiana
nd western coarse 3093lc; washed comb
ng ard delsine coarse 32@33c; Oregon
.IM2Ic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.

so1oy 1 Per Cent.-9ovsrnments Dull
but StroDg-StOcks Higher - Flour Quiet
and Unchanged wheat Lower.
EEV YoSK, August 3l.-Money essy at
| per cent; prime mercantile pape. 495
Der cent. Foreign exchange dull at ASH
@4S5.
GovERNNENrS-Dull snd steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Manhood Restored.

,....flr Frss.-A victim Of youthful inpru-
- causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
- MANAGED, SC, having trtsd In vain every
Ss~n remedy. has dtsoorered simple means o.
!, <----S ADDE'S, J. II. REEVES, g Chatham
- NaU York.