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$500 REWARD.

The above reward viii be piad for the arrcst
and conviction Of any party or parties found
guilty Of 81 aling, killing or running %,
altering brands or marks OF any live stock
lie. ongins TO any member OF this Nevada Lirs
Stock Association.
G. W. CHurcUER, President
r. r. SwEErssR, Secretary.
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ESEY3y,

Came TO my ranch & Ruby vtiicy, aBorr the
q. iilir nf October last, two bay mares, each
hriud d oa tho lett thigh. The owner
oftiic a'oyo an ma'- is here y requested N
Irovs y ops Is, pa charscs sid take the stock
JAMES MYERS.
5n Euby Valley. !Sp1 q, lssa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-03

Prof. j. T.. Judson, an cx-siave from
G%corgin, en- route for the Congo
valley. Africa, will deliver n free lecture
Wednesday, at 1880 O'Clock T. NJ, in
Freeman Hall. on "Hoodooism." or the
supcrs,itiuug pcCulioritics Of the South.
crn coIorcd people: their relation TO the
Southern whites. aud their emancipa.
ton. At the conclusion Of the discourse
the lecturer will give some specimen
negro church melodies, and original
prayers, sermons. anecdotes aud remi-
ncscenscs Of slavery days.
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HOTEL AHaNA1A
Drror uOr,L-cL1lx I oAEn. n.


VIM. Le,aos and wife, Chicago; Gus.
voHel. Cshoka; f. b. westcAll. 81 Loui..
G. StarseaberHer. L. Robbins. San
Francisco; n. v. Paddock. Mound; h.
L. Moore, Woodland.
t. Gardiner. Laramie City; ". 7
Richards. Butte City; ". A. Young. s
G.. Rogers, o. w. Robinson. Pleasant;
Fred Wilson aud family. G. Hcskins and
vile. Tusearora; Z. ]. Carpeau1. +. j.
Frank, Bullion; j. W. Mcdonald. s. n
Francisco; Ed Reilly. New York; E. p.
SAwteIle. A. Yogie. Louis Bradley.
Deeth; Z l.. Hopson. Coral Hill; J. t.
Henley. Cortez; +. S. Porch. Hunting
ton, Chas. Boom, Ruby; A. f. Thomas,
Moline.
j.. Z. Jones, Eureka; II. Lassen, Wells;
j. n. Dorsey, Halleck; q. Z. McMaster.
S. Hillhouse. 5. Hnnnam. Tnsearora;
W. Frc:s, New York; Irving N. Scott.
A. Korn. SAN Franeisco; Elmer Dakin,
Lamoille.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-03

CAbidin rhclNn has been rc.appointcd
Superintendent Of the work.housc by
the konscS City authorities, and will
appear as n witness against Short at the
%Jnttor's tTial in Now York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-03

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
appointed George +. Tingle, of Mon
tnna, and Charles Ryan, OF Indiana,
Special Agents for the Seal Islands in
Alnska, vice IL. a. Ghdden and j. IL.
Mouiton suspended. Mr. Tiugle's COM
pcnsation is fixed at the rate Of $40 per
day, aud MIR. Ryan's at ~ per day and
expenses.
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UMuoLp Housr-iok L.So. Pho
FEIEros.

Knox Crane, South Fork; Charles
Kunz. Sacramento; I. >. Porch. Hunt
ington; Z. +. Hendrick. wadsworth; II.
L. s;gtt!er, Mourl.
Albert Fu"te, Minnesota; J. L. Mar
tin. Mound; A. W. Down, Huntington,
j. l.. Judson. Georgia: John Todd.
England; l.. Steiner, San Francisco;
Georgt Il. Blaine, New York
Steve Dakin, G. W. Brewer, Lamoille;
Pat. Mccall, L. o. Robinson, Moline.
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lFrom Monday. D.ily.l
InALMAGUNDI.

Max Schoen. anne down from Noun
tain City. by stage last evening.
James Peurod arrived here from Is
land Mountain, Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Craig returned home from
u visit to the Eastern States, Saturday
evening.
Thomas Jewell came up from Palisade
to take part in the Odd Fellow celebra-
ton to-day.
Warner Il Co., to-day, loaded a fast
freight team with Z 800 pounds Of mdse
for Tuscarora.
Hon. John II. Dennis arrived here
from the west last evening, aud remained
in town to-day.
Fred Wilson brought the members Of
the Excelsior Band down from Tusca-
roru last evening.
+. j. Frank and L. j. Carpeaux ar
rived from Bullion by private convey
ancc, this morning.
J. d. Abel and c. L. Mayer. came
down from the Fort Saturday evening
and returned home yesterday.
Peter Vunsickle expresses his full
conviction that his brother was murder
ed somewhere in Carson City.
George l.. CrsmOn, aged % years,
committed suicide at Salt Lake City,
Saturday, by taking strychnine. There
is no cause knowa fos the rash act.
T%hirty-two bodies have now been
taken from the ruins Of the late fire at
Nickshurs, Miss, and i; il feared that
many more are barred beneath the fallen
walls.
j.. Scott, son OF the late Penn, rail.
road king, and Nice-PrrsiIent OF tia,
Pennsylvania road, with u party OF nine
persons, passed East in a special car
last eyeying.
The last Ct the trial Jurors were dis
charged for the term Saturday night.
There is still some civil nuIprobate bus.
incas to be disposed OF at the present.
term, however.
The latest from Gsue=al Grant is that
lac still continues to improve, and that
his rcmOval to the mountains or sea-
side may now be made without danger
20 his condition.
The President has designated Sur
geon George NJ. stcinbrig, 4. 5. A., to
MT nd ~thc-sanimry conference at Rom,
May 10th, Ia consider measures 10 pre-.
vent cholera mud other contagious dis.
eases.
State Senator Cross, Of California has
jus; arrived in Washington, but is very
reticent Us to the object of his prescmt
visit. II Is understood however. that
the Senator and Gov.ruu Dagget; will
urge upon the President the importance
Of u speedy change OF Federal officers in
California.
The jury in the Indian cnsc found IA
compromise verdict about : O'Clock Sat
urday night, after being out ~ hours,
aud were discharged for the term. The
verdict was IAN attempt To commit rob
berry, with a recommendation OF one
Of the defendants to the mercy of the
Court.
\ miner 10y the nnmc Of Knapp, who
claimed to be ~drmagc.! by the Bonanza
Company, 10y having certain ground
claimed by him, covered with waste
rock from the Con Virginia mine, is re-
ported TO have drawn II pistol on Scun-
tor Fair Friday in order to compel
the payment Of tine damages claimed.
The offender WIS arrested and locked
up.
Elko Lodge |. o q. T.. celebrated the
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Elko Lodge |. o q. T.. celebrated the
Goth anniversary Of the O.lgr here this
morning. with II procession, Grafton,
band and vocal music. and cher inter
rsting exercises. The day was bcuuti-
iul until after the close Oi the exercises
Mt noon, when the ground was moistcncd
by n refreshing thunder shower. 4
grand ball under the auspices of the
Order takes place this ,~vcning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
Russia's Reign OF law.
Review Il "stepniaks" Boo

lReNlcw 81 'Stepniaks BOok'l
For the last six years the whole Of
Russia has been and is now divided
into six regions under the rule of six
generals, each in his own district clothed
with despotic power" These six satraps
or dictators have, in fact, precisely the
same powers welded by commander
in chief in war time over the inhabitants
of the tract actually occupied by his
forces. These powers include the right
to exile by peremptory order all persons
whose stay in the district may be con-
sidered detrimental to imprison at dis
cretion all persons, without distinction
of rank or title; TO suppress or suspend
any journal or review whose tendencies
may see IA mischievous, and generally 10
take such measures as may be deemed
necessary for the maintenance of tran
quillity and order. And this is what in
Russia the call the reign Of law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
Not In the Msnagerle.
PHILADELPHIA Record. !

You have seen the current stories
about the bright sayings of the little
nephew of Henry James, the novelist.
ct me add another which Henry James,
Sr., used TO tell with great gusto. lie
took his little grandson, then very
small boy indeed, to the circus one day.
1t was the small boys first visit. On
his return home his grandfather asked
him how he had liked 1t. d.
"Oh, il was splendid he replied.
"Did you see all the animals you ex-
pected 10 eef' asked grandpa,
"All but one, said the small boy.
switch one" asked grandpa.
-The transcendental ego, replied the
small boy why had not listened to his
grandfathers discussion Of current
philosophers in vain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
1np lIueI Rod superstItlou.

A Poston dealer In lightning-rods has
distanced his competitors by pretending
10 determine, through hazel stick, the
direction Of subterranean currents. He
claims that lightning follows these cur
rents, and 20 before fitting conductor
on a house, uses his stick 10 find the
proper place for ground termina.
lion Ne has among his patrons state
and county dignitaries, governors not
excepted
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
Ia land. Predlcament.

England is the great creditor nation
everybody owes her something. She
must, therefore not expect 10 be popu-
lar abroad, nor can she strike In any
direction without destroying securities
held Ivy her own people.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

Sbe-what are you thinking Of lie
Nothing. she-EgotsL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

Empty hours, empty hands, empty
companion, empty words, empty hearts,
draw IN evil spirits as vacuum draws
In air.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
Inter ocean,

A medical writer Of experience calls
fimely notice TO the importance of keep
ing milk sweet intended for The use Of
children II Is not 10 be doubted that In
cities thousands OF Young children die
every year from neglect OF this one thing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

The cattle snchca Of the west occupy
1.865. 900 .uare miles u land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
SUDDEN DEATH
OF VIM. IL. Brinton. IA Prominent South
Side Gentleman.

OF VIM. IL. Brinton. IA Prominent South
Side Gentleman.
Yesterday before noon the news spread
rapidly that Mr.. Vim. II. Brinton, of the
Sixth ward, had died suddenly under pecu-
liar circumstances. Upon investigation it
was found that Mr.. Br!nton had just re-
turned on Thursday nigh, from Milwaukee,
where he went some time ago TO accept the
management OF a glass factory. he seemed
TO be much discouraged and very nervous,
so on Friday evening he went TO a drug
store and purchased a two ounce phial OF
chloral. to quiet his nerves. He arose yes
,erday morning about 9 o'clock, but
COULD EAT NO BREAKFAST
and went out presumably 10 take a walk,
but shortly returned and proceeded up
stairs aud Shfew himself on a bed. He
complained OF being quite i'll, and when he
laid down the fsAily supposed that some
thing serious had befsllen him and imme'
diately sent for a doctor and began apply
inr such re~storstives ss they had at hand.
II WAS about 10 clock when DR.. Reed ar
rved and Mr.. Brir,on was then beyond the
assistance Of all earthly science or skill,
srd the soyrowing family was
INFORMED THAI He WAS DEAD.
Uyou examining the phial Of chloral, it
was found that $50 grains OF the contents
had beer used, whether the night before or
Yesterday morning could not be ascertained.
Coroner Schultze was called Immediately
and held 8 sbor: inquest. which resulted IN
he decision that MIR. Brinton came to MS
dealt bv an attack Of heart disease, when
vas evidently supevinduced by the use OF
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transactions today III ,O64 shares.
ptrsl Pscibs In...-li2H Missouri Pscins..
PRODUCE,
Wheeling,

Butte.-Prime to choice creamery 25c;
choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
ountry roll l4@lGc; common miIep
took 5@7c. Good demand for good arti'
Beeswaz-ouoted at 28@S2c p ID.
Bears-Hand picked mediums 81 25c9
| 40 per 5ushel. q,
Dried Fruit - New evaporated pared
,eoches 25@2sc; impaired do l59l6ci
aspberries 25G3Cc; black5err!os lOc.
New sundr;ed, apples, quartered, 238Sc;
-liced, 667c; peaches, new halves 398to;
10 quarters, 7;c; do pared l50lSc
10 blackberries Sc; do raspberries 22925c;
,itted cherries l28l4o. New ~evaporated
.dples 7@8c. Market on Dried Fruit nom'
nal; demand slow.
Cheese-sales in q joking way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l2tc; New Gork
l43@l5c; Sweitzer lS@l6c; LimbergeF J."
9ljc.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock; demand
goodst I3@l5c p doz.
Feathers-Choice, 5O955c in original
packages, 4G5c more in small lots.
Roney-Choice white clover, l89zeci
choice buckwhest, l6@lSc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@l 50i black wax
nuts, 5O@6Oc; chesputs 80 00@4 90.
Potatoes-lC0 per bushel. New, prime
81 sol so per bbl.; demand moderate
Poultry-Live chickens, old - 5O(a;" w
p dozen; spring chickens, 81 5VSZ a"'
Good demand. -.
Rags-Steady at ls@lic for white 1iI'
ID cotton; l@lic for all wool and lti9f
tor mixed.
Seeds-Ssles Of timothy seed at 81 9O9
, 90 2 bushel; clover, small seed - QUO
5 O5: large, Sc OO@6 rs, as to quality
Sweet cider-Country sweet Il W per
barrel. Demand fair.
LaFd-COuntry prime Ia9s''' demand
good.
dul,. The River Watermelons are good
and bripr from s. to $40 per hundred.
Apples, green, 2 bbl. 5Oc@Sl.0O :,
Cabbage, per Dbl. 7jc. Dull demand
Cantelopes 75@lO0 per Dol.
Onions T5c per bushe!.
Tomatoes 2jc@ soc PEI Peck
Green corn. Csc per bbL
Plum5, :. 30 PEI bushs..
Sweet Potatoes. SIC PEI barre,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

Choral. The deceased had. no doubt, in a
MON" t OF inCsutioa aud nervous dsSpers-
ton taken
A. OvE2DOsE or The DRUG,
which in his weakened s;a;e had acted with
be sad result above stated.
ME. BriuloG "as thirty nine years Of age,
and a gentleman much respected among a
large circle OF friends and acquaintance.
he vas a fine accountant and has held nu-
mtro1s responsible and lucrative positions
II the city being at one time Secretary Of
the Central Glass Works, and at another
holding The same position in the La Belle
O BEifsepn,t Ic vas lo:I AMI raised in
Wheeling Aad raves q wife and SIX chil,
i, - a,.:- - ua;imciy and sudden De-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
Ind STILL ANOTHER
POsipohsment of the Great lnierna-
ti0nal Yacht Race
For ths American Cup---Ths Yachts
Scarcely Start
Before They k:e B5Caimsd and the
Face Declared Off.
Scenes Over the Race Course
Yesterday.

y" loHa. September .2-The Puritan
arG G"resta aid not even start to.iar in
their outside race. They were at tn start
ing point at Ii o,lock, but there was not 8
breath of wind till l.&O. When the COM
mittee announced their intention Of starting
soon after ? o'clock wLan there was
good whole sal! breeze trom
the south southeast. Sir Richard
Sutton objected TO sailing. Mr. Webb said
he Understood that they were not to start
after u, as they could not fuish in the
dark. The PuEitan'S people objected for
,iuiiar reasons The race is postponed
i'll Tuesday. On Monday the yachts will
all over the New York zach, Club (inside)
course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
LIVE sTOOR
Wheeling.

The market this week was only average.
There was too full q supply Of common,
while the demand for good was scarce.
dessrs. Hudson h Bsybs furnish the follow
ing quotations:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to LOO ID. cattle,
3l@ &c per h.; good, 500 10 900 lbs, 39
&c per b.; light, from 800 to 500 lbs, ZIG
23e per 10.
Hops-Market active; 4643 per ID.
Sheep-Dull; 2@3c per ID.
Lsr,bs-GoOd, market firm; 3@ii per ID.
Calves-s3 COOS 90 per head.
East Liberty.
EAsG LIBERTY, September l2.-Cattle-
All ~conslgnments of cattle for through
points; !ocaI market inactive; receipts l,l?7
bead; shipments s. head; shipments yestcr-
day to New York i3 cars.
Hops-Slow; Philadelphias and Workers.
s. 56Gi G5; grassers 81 25m4 10; re-
CENTS. 300 head; shipments, $500 head.
shipments yesterday to New York Il cars.
Sbeep-1u'l and unchanged; receip,s,
600 head; shipments 600 head.
Cincinnati.
CrHcrSSATI, O., September l2-Cotton-
Quiet; middling &c. ~Flour-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Active and .irm; No.
? red ssG soc; receipts 2&,lIj bushels;
shipments $500 bushels. Confirm; No.2
mixed lGlc. Oats-Stcady; No. 2 mixed
26lc. Rye-Firm; No. 2jS@58!c. Bar
ley-Actiye and firm; No , fall s5c. Pork
Nominal Of - 81. Lard-Qlie' and
firm at Sc I5GG II. Bulk Meats-Firm;
sloplders 81 81: short rib = 6j. Bacon
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-lrreru-
lar; sales 81 o. for high wines; finished
ooodg on a basis f 81 90. Butter-QdIet
ard UNCHANGED Sugar-Stronger and
III changed. Er~gs-Fasier and lower at
l&l@lic. Cheese-Firm aud unchanged.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September i2.-The Drovees'
journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 100
head; shipments 1900 head market
quiet and steady; shipping steers s. GOO
. 90; s,cckers and feeders dull q. 5O9 &C
1ow,r than last week at = 20@3 10, COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 1908 10; through
Texans lO@l5c lower at - SOFAS 40
western rangers weak; natives and halt
breeds at g 50@j co. wintered Texans
So 00M3 So. >.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; ship nents
500 head; market slow but STEADY rough
and mixed So 1905 90; packing and ship
n;no 81 0OG4 40; light weights 81 ,0@
: 30; $50 10 POO pounds 81 'OG4 20i skips
sbeeD-Receipts 100 head market gen
o.s1Iy s,psdy natives - O0@i 90; Texans
81 7j@3 so.
c~ryc1yyA7r, September l2-Hogs-
Oniet; common and light 81 6O@f 80;
Hacking ard butchers 81 lOGi 90 receipts
100 head; shipments 9o0 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
lowest 81 Of; closed at 81 OFT; shipments
$500 barrels; charters &C, 667 barrels.

lowest 81 Of; closed at 81 oil; shipments
$500 barrels; charters &C, 667 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, September l2.-Market
opened at 81 0l3; closed at 81 OFT high
est 81 OLE; lowest 81 Of; runs, ji,7S5
barrels; total shipments 1850 barrels;
charters 66,GG7 barrels; cleaEarces 1920
600 barrels.
OIL City.
On Cry, September Irrational Tran
sit certificates opened at 81 OH; closed
at 81 oil; highest 81 OH; lowest 81 OIL;
sales l,740,600 barrels; shipments 7l.2l+
barrels; charters jS,j7l barrels; c~learances
S,l34, 0G0 barrels.
New York.
NV YORK, September - petroleum
has been dull but firm all day, fluctuations
beng within range CT &c, opening at 81 o.
in The forenoon ami sold up TO 81 OF in
the afternoon Il remained steady st ; Of
al Ol!, closing at 81 oil. Sales, 1885,
0C0 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW York, September l2-Dry Goods
A careful canvass OF the jobbing trade dis,
c!oses the fact that in volume it is the banner
week Of the season, and in most instances
largely ahead of the business for last
week. The packing and shipping depart.
mcnts have been taxed their Utmost, but II
is impossible to get them clear. With the
agents new business has been moderate,
rs the demand was much intertered with
by Observance of the Hebrew New Year,
til a continued receipt Of mail and telc-
Eraph orders and deliveries on account
Of previous sales have returned a large
volume.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
co N ON SENSE
IN The

/. DIR. Mott, of New York. fed u
number of dogs for some weeks Oh
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In sveVy in. tance the
dogs lost appetite, sick.ned. and
some died. al tie same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder. with
no injury 10 appetite o health.
=. The use Of Alum in Bread ~
prohibited by law in .DW" places.
because il has been iui.ui % injure
health.
g. SEINE people buy Alum 3ak-
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is il real economy. which
ia save a fs pennies now. lays IL
foundation for i'll health and doe.
IOI'S bills later on"
You are on the safe side in using
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
what's CatafFh?.

II Is q disease o! tho,
IA uruus IA = mbranc
generally originating
N the nasal passages Il
maintaining It's ,trOns
hold iuthr head. From
his pu.ut = sends inrth
% poisonous virus along
lie mem ran"Ous In
inss and through the
digestive organs, cor
rupIiug the blood aEl
Producing o:hcr uog-
hlrsOme and dangerous
~ mVIOms.
Cream Balm has
GAINED au enyiable rep
uratiOn " "hcrever
known, displac,ng all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

Dlhor prcI2r1tlUn.. a particle Y '"TTI 90 InfO zach
rostrii. relieves main at once, is lE e'aG." 10 use.
II Cieau-es the head. A'I1S7 nhhmma'
tom. Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
Of Taste, Smell, Hearing. a ih"rou:h
Treatment VIII Cure. Not a Liquid, OF
snuf. Apply into nostrtis'
ruoe % lt. at j~rus.is1i OF b. mail! s@Td ior cir
,,iar Ely BROTHERS,
vs. Druggists, O~cSo, y. l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and steady.

STAIE NNLlCCItu.
ADMINISTRATIVE; sales, SLIP, 600.
S~vuCEs-This has been the dullest day at
he Stock Exchange for more than two
months past. The opening prices were ir-
regular, but the changes amounted to very
small fractions. The feature OF the morn
ng's trade was sales in ten share lots of
Pacific Mail froms 4, down to 40,
although it had previously broken from IS
70 III between sales of even lots and as
quickly went back 10 Is again. The result OF
he days operations is an advance Tor most
socks belonging to the active list OF 10 !
Ger cent. JniOn Pacific lost /. Wander.
jilts were very weak. New York Central
unchanged. Lake Shore is higher.
Comparing prices this evening with the
losing figures q week ago, nearly every
hing on the active list is lower, but the
ecline in no case amounts TO as much as
per cent. Delaware and Hudson isdogn
Jersey Central ., Northwestern -,
.ackaw.naa and Pacific Mail 2, and others
mailer fractions. The sales for the week
yere l,4jS,S90 shares
Transactions today l2l,O64 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
FINANCE AND TRADE,

Money lal I-2 Per Cent.-aovernmsnts
Active and S~teady-Stocks D~ull-flour
Quiet and Unchanged-wheat Higher.
New YosK, September Mooney easy
1t l@l! per cent; prime mercantile paper
l@5 per cent Foreign exchange quiet
and unchanged.
GnyrrNvEv ~S-Sctivp and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

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30 ,svI tu. laat what ,.gy-
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.. o.. grasp - any remedy ing
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s sul commenced It's use tho
--. icnse aiken ,h- ,Inas apt.
....- fER a pgr'egr care, AMI I 'crl Q -
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... -ul .D suffering humanity It
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U..rEs.S
2 r.H ~stN Diseases mlisi Tree
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Drawer Atlanta fra.