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CITY ITEMS.

We Shall Open Tomorrow Morning
Fifty pieces Silk Brocade velvets, extra wide
and nne. In all colors, at 81 80 per yard. These
goods were imported for large Chicago honse,
but owing to q mishap did not arrive In this
country af the time contracted for. This west
ern house, In consequence, would not accept
them. We made an offer for the entire lot at
halt their value, and the goods wero delivered
to as at our price. Hence, our opportunity to
sell you Silk Velvets that cost to import $500
per yard for $1.9O per yard.
Horse Blankets and Lap Robes.
Having bought to unusual advantage In large
quantities before the advance in prices, we are
prepared to sell horse blankets and carriage
robes In all qualities and styles at very low
prices. We sell shaped horse covers from Soc
to $40. Carriage robes from 90. so to $25. Also
o large line of all kinds of horse goods.
eos ToPHAM's, 1921 Pa. ave.
Great Sale Of Odds aud Ends
at r. Goldschmid's, S12 7th st. q. W., for to-mor.
row. Goods almost given away.
These Complaining of Sore Throat or
Hoarseness should use Browns Bronchial
Troches. The effect is extraordinary particu-
larry when used by singers and speakers tor
clearing the voice. 60
franks and Travelimg Bags.
Being our own manufacturers we can and do
sell better trunks and other travelling goods at
lower prices than our competitors. Our SO
Saratoga Is positively better than we or any
one else has ever before sold. We also sell full
muslin lined, 2 tray, strong dress trunk, SO in,
0eo3 ToPHAM's FACTORY, 1881 Pa. ave. NV.
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IHOR SALE-LOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
II $50 feet, Seabrook Station B. and z. r. r. 20
minutes ride by to city beautifully located $50
sold in six months: price S15 lot Apply to MARION
DUCKETT. Attornev-atLaw, BadAns5urg, Mo, or
JASPER N. JACKSON. 2l2 d 81. NV. Washington.
au:}-3m
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L1OR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE FRONTAGE OF
l2S feet ON + stnw.,by depth of ITO feet TO 10
foot alley. ftaken At once, at 81 per foot.
JNO A. PRESCOTT
OCZ2-2w lA16E st N ".
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: UNIvE.sirY.-Right

ST. MARKS Boy CHoIR.-A correspondent
says in reference to the article in last Satur-
days STAR on white robe choirS, that besides
those mentioned st. Mark has a surpliced
since by MIR. Charles y. Wake, VINO is an able
precentOr, and does his work faithfully. The
boys sing WELL and the music rendered by
them is an attractive feature OF the Worship
ST. Marks church is a small frame structure
and q larger building Is needed. The founda-
ton OF new one is laid, and the members OF
the parish are endeayOring to- Iaise means to
erect u church that will accommodate the con-
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EDUCATIONAL

TINE LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF NEW
~ York rs l4sh 5. q instruction In Drawing,
Decoration; principles OF Design Free class satur-
DAYS nc2tirlmt
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Great Sale Of Odds aud Ends
at Il. Goldschmid's, S12 7th st. w., for to-mor.
row. Goods almost given away.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Friendship Lodge
No. H. i. o. O.. l., last evening elected the fol-
lowing officers: Chief ternplar, W. q. Dunno;
vice iempiar, Mrs. VI. L. Reid; chaplain, Nettie
-ole; recording secretary. bottle Corning: 1inan-
citi SECRETARY, Charles ID. Davis; treasurer Kit
tie +. Reid; marshal, Lizzie Streioy; guard
Lula Cole; pianist, klttie +. Reid; assistant sec.
Rotary, Thomas l. Cole
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NOR SALE-LOTS-FINE FRONTAGE; 200
IL feet L st. house paying taxes and small inter-
est; only IL cents per foot 63x97 feet on ST. near
New Hampshire ave; 81 per foot. 81 feet on III st n.
only 80 cents Also other bargains southeast and
northwest. OWNER, Room 4. 1881 St
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CLosING SALE OF ITALIAN ART OBJEcTs.-
M. Do"lne VIII have 6 closing sale of this Sc
Iected collection CT goods tomorrow at mis- auo-
uon rooms, l1th street and Pennsylvania ay-
enue, at u III. ana > %. In. Tuis will posi-
lively be tnt. last flflrun mi, - . -.
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WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SoCIETY-A meet
Ing OF the board OF managers OF the Washington
City Bible society Was held last evening in the
l. ". G. A. building, Rev. Or. PtZer, the presi-
dent. in the chair. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted upon the Ceath OF the late :. s.
Bryant, Il lnclnOeT OF the board. Receipts re-
ported by the treasurer, Mr.. Bdlantyne. were
SOl.O3, leaving u balance of So9.S9. 1t was
decided that The treasurer remit 500 to the
American Bible society for general work
Grants OF Bibles anu Iesta,ueEis were made
10 the Central Union Mission and to the youn.
Mems Christian association for use al the fail
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AIRS GEO. G. CuIPMAN REoPENs HER
faithfully prepared during school hours and those
which missed restudied until perfected SONS
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MARRIAGE LICESSEs--Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to George
~ VI Sengstack ana Minnie Nay Marquette, OF
Harrisburg. Pa; W Iii. Riley and Cecil l.. Bell:
rank German, jr, and Cecil Bell, OF Lewis
burg, ". Va; Patrick Bangs ana Bridget
1.eley; Morgan y. Guinnip and Ella Il. Nc
1uiSssln; Matthias y. Smith, of Richmond, Va.
and Charlotte L Mckenzie
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Painting q War Picture.

In painting q war picture the artist must
FIRST select a battle of national interest n
sith O certain dramatic value OF It's own.
Nov comes the almost endless tesk OF col
the material. .
The soldiers who take part in a greet
often represent almost
syery locality in the country. All tue
scurces must be consulted. One can't
afford to be mistaken IN a single To-
,tspce. Il would be detected the vsry
first time an old soldier who was IN the
,igh, visited the picture. But 10 make you
understand | will tell you how | collected
he material foI the Siege of Eicksourg,
that Mr.. Morgan ia now finishing. First /
obtained access to the War Department at
Washington. d. C, AID collected every
photograph snd sketch pertaining to the
Eight. l also obtained copies OF the roll
call of sll the Federsls engaged IN the bat
tie. To $4,000 Of these men l sent circu-
lar letters requesting them TO send me
their full name, age, weight, h=lght and q
photograph. Thousands Of these letters
nave been answered. II hey wer4 all col
lsc,sd ard printed in book form honestly
believe it would be the most interesting
and most unique CONTRIBUTION TO the his
rory of the rebellion eSanG A fe" days
400 | wrote to Col. Fred G;aut asking him
to send me q photograph OF himself at the
aye when he was at the battle of Vicksburg
with his father. Yesterday his wife An'
,wersd the letter, sendiog his picture, rep
~,esenting q lad Of thirteen She writes:
oDEAR GENERAL: Euclosed Gud a pho
tosrsph Of Colonel Fred Grant at the age
when he wal at the bsttls of Nicksourg
Hith his father, General Grsst. Il is the
only one We have Of him while ct that age
and, as his mother price it very much
will you kindly return i; Nhen your gres'
picture is finished. -,
Here is the photograph OF four men 81
standing in q row on CRIT chss You vii
notice that each man has 'ost his left leg
Tney wrote ma q letter SEATING thai the!
we're aIl engaged in the battle OF EickS
bprv. all were from the same neighborhood
AL knew each other, and all lost their let
leg. Now isn't that q bit OF remarksoI
wal bistoryH
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none; market strong; natives 81 OO@4 60;
lambs 81 50@3 90.

none; market strong; natives - 1904 60;
lambs 81 s0@3 90.
Eass Liberty.
dAsT LsERTY, June To- Cattle Re.
ceipts 760 head; shipments 1893 head; mar.
bet slow; prime S. 5095 Is; fair to good
81 1906 25; common 81 00@5 90; none
shipped to New York
aogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
LOO hesd; market firm; P~hiladelphias
81 1904 40; Workers 81 25@4 40; 6 cars
shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market very dull and 25c off
from Wednesdays prices.
New YIrk.
New YORK, June l0.-Beeves-Recsip's
none; firm feeling; fair demand for beef at
74@9i per pound; exports, 10 head,
$40 quarters beet.
heep-Receipts $500 head; allow trade
for sheep; fair demand forlambs; extremes
for sheep, 50 5O@3 60 per 100 lbs; for
lambs S. 50@S 90
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; none offer
ed alive; nominally quiet at 81 4O@4 60
per 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI. o June 10 -Hogs-Firm;
common and light So 4O@$4 10; packing
and butchers 81 S.; receipts 1851 head;
24S head.
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JACKSON COUNTY.
4 batch of Interesting News from Down
tho RiNer.
p-..,.uEz.ar al n. RFYtfLar

1 hatch OF luterDNtins news from Do"h
the River
Correspondence Of the Register.
JACKSON, C. u June l0-rhis county
has been visited by late trosts, but 80 Tar
no injury has been done
Wheat crops are very promising, butthe
acreage 10 below the average az compared
Silh other years, wkileths acreage OF corn
and cats is greater, ami a prospect OF good
crops.
The County Commissioners have sdver-
tised for bids for building the stone abut'
nents for a bridge across Sand Creek, near
Odayille. The bridge Is 10 Dc al iron
one.
A petition to be presented to the Coun-
~ Court is in circulation, asking the court
70 submit to the voters a proposition to re
move the county sea- from Ripley to
RaGenswood.
Work on the o. R r. is progressing
very rapidly in this county, Ind the grad
ing will be completed a. an early date.
Mr.. Ben RAIDER, accompanied by his
Eite and child, were buggy riding n day
asst week when their horse becoming
frightened, started to run. Mrs. RAIDER
rhrew the child out of the buggy and then
jumped out herself, both escaping unhurt
dr. RAIDER was not so fortunate, tor while
irving to get the horse under control the
lines broke and he Sss thrown to the
ground, being very severely bruised about
he face and head.
One James Odell, who lives in Rosne
county, it is alleged, hsd tried often, and
n vain to trade for q nice span OF bay
lorses belonging 10 Eish Harpold OF this
county. Finally he wrote Mr.. HarPoid
hat ne had three horse5, q late purchase,
hat be would like to swap for the bays
Mr.. Harpold went to see the Odell, taking
nis horses with him, and stayed over night
gith Odell, but had told him in the mean
lime that he would not trade. On going
20 feed the next morning it is alleged, he
.oupd the stable locked, and wss refused
~ OdeIl TO unlock it, Odeii declaring At a
,rsde, that the horses was his. Both par
les have setured able counsel, and an III
reresting case may be looked TOR.
The tune for holding the county conVen
lion has not been 6xed, but will PROBABLY
"a about the lst Of August.
Eugene Forbes is still at work surveying
| md locating the route OF the Z, X NJ Z
Y. railroad, and the prospect nov 10 thst II
will be buht. 'AcAS'S'
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of Lungs
Relieved

10 vaars old, and have suffered for the
-, wears with a lung trouble Several
.Ls,o f the family on my mothers side OF the
- died With consumption, and the doctors
III syresd In their opinion that l had con-
- slSa 1 had all the distressing symP-
. ,b,f terrible disease. have spent thouS-
s,r,,t N arrest the march Of this disease
tlsV' .SnIovsd all Of the usual methods, not
A'o ~ osn case, but in the treatment o. otnef
Of nv family, but temporary relief was
Iass obtained. vas snnt IOS s.ms ISso
~ al 4 pamphlet on BLOOD and skin Dls-
$50 - tbs once OF swift Spectne Co. Atlantis,
VrIspJ recommended the use oil SEttts
raiminS that be hiussh lad osea greatly
Es,fri by It's use IN some lunS LOuoteS IT'S
- try n About four years aSo l eon,
80 ,ofake 3 5 :. according % dhteuonA
:, an tnviSOrating tonic Hnd have USED
AIt b,t lss. TIE reEults are most remark
NV cough mas lltt me, my strength mas Ie
- fui / Eeigh sixty POUNDS more Q ever
Z 4, INV life. lG has been three years nnVe
- Of the mSGGne, but ! have had
Pr NJ thediysAse. and there are no pains or
- fsIt IN my llags d the hardest klhu
.5otrI york, aud teel IS well As i ever EFT
- boy. These, 1 knOS, are SoaossIuI
t,snsgts 20 make, out am honess Hnen 49,
- rry * stenoe and health 10 day 70 SElits
4, Il the only medicine that brought
nv permanent reisL tdO not say that sSlIt'
~! go a, mis- In every case, but most POsi-
en- tina, II has done thts much Tor me,
- h a reereant 10 the duty l owe 70 sui.
an unity 4 1 failed to bear this cheerful
M the merits Of this wonderful msdi-
I'm weIi known IN the city Of Montgom-
"a 1 can refer to SOme Of the best eiussns IN
n iau L. j. Holt.
Sntsomey. Ala, June ., 1855
, speCi6c l. entirely vegetable. Treatise
Ell and skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
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Miss Matte Surprised.

DALLAS, W. Va, Jure 9,-The residence
of Mr.. George W. Rboades, of this place,
last night, was one Of beauty, jolity and
music His daughter, Matte L. Rhoades
who has been attending the Washington
female seminary, arrived home, AID her
father, unbekuown to her, had purchased
for her q magnificent square grand piano.
About one hundred Of her friends congSe-
gated at the house to welcome her. The
Dallas cornet band pu. in their APPEARANCE
and serensded the lady. Rev. A. j. Alex
auder made the presentation speech IN
behalf of her parents, and Rev. AIsmong
responded for Miss Matte. Music both
instrumental and vocal, By the ladies pres
ent. q sumptuous supper and general jolli-
Gcation followed and was KEEP: up till aiate
hour.
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Counting the Cakes.

Young Alberto had just o a medal at
his school
In honor of the event bis parents had
asked a few friends to ? 81 the evening,
At tea time some cakes were handed round
of which the young student Tas fond.
They we're passed sgsir ID a lady guest
who mcdestly replied:
mo, thanks; | couldn'' think OF eating
another. I'm SURE l DO kno" how many
I have taken already
AT which Alberto ecud not help ex'
claiming:
"WsII, then, / do. Tecun'ed. You have
eaten eight"
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OyERE WITH soREs.

l have been afflicted since last March with a Skin
disease the doctors called Eczema My ia,e was
covered with scabs and sol e,, aud the itching and
burning were almost unbearsble. Seeing your
CuticurA Remedies 50 highly recommend, con-
cluded 10 give them a trial, using the Cuticura nj
Cutcura Soap externaIl', and kesolvent inter.
nally, for feur month. / call myself cured, In
gratitude for which | make thi, public statement.
MRS CLARA A, FREDERICK.
Rr0ad Rrhok Conn
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PETROLEUM.
Oil CITY.

Oil CITY.
OH CITY, June Observation-Disclosures
al Transit certificates opened at 64jc; high
eat Csc; lowest 64!c; closed at 64$c.
sales 1858. QUO barrels; clesrances 2,746,
900 barrels; charters 1894 barrels; ship
ments 67 ,6l5 barrels.
Ptttsburg.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June l0.-Petroleum-
Irregular and fairly active; opened at
64sc; closed at 643c; highest Csc; lowest
64sc; clesrances 2.654,0O0 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. Pa, June l0.-Petrnleum
National Transit certificates opened at
64!c; closed at 64sc; highest Csc; lowest
G4sc; cl~earances, 2,036, 900 barrels.
r~itusytlls.
FITUsrlLLE, Pa, June 10. -Pstrolsum-
National Tranait certificates opened al
Gt5c; highest Csc; lowest 64!c; closed
at 643c.
New York.
New YORK, June 10 -Pelroleum-Very
bearish in consequence Of the news CT il
creased production Of Smith No 3 we'll. 1t
opened at CAGE, rose to Csc, fell TO 64lc,
rose to 6iEs and closed at 64S@6iJc.
Sales 3 TAI. 900 barrels.
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New York.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, June l0.-Drv Goods
There was a more general demand for all
styles of cotton goods with an improved
business succeeding. Wooden fabrics hsd
more attention aud buyers showed more
interest 10 ell styles aud qualities. The
tone of the market is very steady.
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SK|N,'s : %; ;;,,,,
AND

HUMiLtATING Eruptions, Itching aud Burn
IL ing Skin fortunes, Loathsome sores. aud
every species Of Itching, Sealy, Pimply, Inherited,
scrofulous and Contagious Diseases Of the Blood,
SKIN and Scalp, with loss OF HAIR, from infancy to
Of. age, are positively cured by C~uticura. the great
Ok n Cure, and Cpticura Soap an exquisite skin
Beautitier, externally, and Cuticura Resolvent, the
new Blood Purifier, internally.
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ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

Cuticara stands ct the head OF it, class, especially
Ia this the use with the 'Uiicura soap. have ha
IN unusually good sale this summer. owing 10 the
prevalence o. an aRSTsva' ell form OF Itch through
some localities in the country, in which the Cutl-
cura Remedies proved satisfactory.
W. l. HARUlGG, Crugsist.
Uniontown, Ky.
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SCALP, FACE. EAR, AND NECK.

] was sfi ictfd with Eczema OF the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which the drusg st, where 1 got
your renee les, pronounced one OF the worst cases
that had come under his notice. He advised me
TO try your CutiCura Remedies, and after five days
use ms soap and part of ny face we're entirely
cured, and | hope In another week 10 have my ears,
neck, and the other part OF my lace cured.
HERMAN 81 ABE.
100 E. Fourth street, New York.
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COTTON.
Now York.

New YORK, June l0.-COTT0N-Quiet
and steady; futures closed inactive; June
9 OOc; July 9.l9c; august 9 30c; Septem'
her 9.l7c; October 9Olc; November
Ole; December 9 OF; January 9 Zoe;
February 9.l9,; March 9 SOC; April 939c.
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NHEEIlNG Ann ElM GROVE h, r.,

UNBANS-
Leave the City at 800 a. LII, and every hour 70
800 p. N.
hour 70 10 60 p. N.
Church Tain al y 10 7. M.
G. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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THE
R { G|ST { R
WATERBURY.
TBCE

Tho Waterbury watch Is the miracle Of the
Nineteenth century. It's cheapness, its accuracy.
1t, appearance make II marvellous that It can 10
sold for $3.50, or with the kEGisTEa for one
year for $3.50.
Its the best watch for farmers, " Tor busy men
or for boys. You are never murdered for your
watch when you have a Waterbury. II is almost
impossible to get II out Of order. SO simple isAu
mechanism that II stands rough u,sgs, bot and
cold Weather. II you happen to lose II, you have
not lost a fortune, but only 81 so You can carry 1t
sith you everywhere, and not ieel that you are
risking too much. II is the c~omIortG lie armsr's
watch
We have sod thee Waterbury waiehe, literally
by the Thousands. We have been selling them for
more than two years. We knsw that they give ns-
iiae lon and wear we'll for the sale o. them con
stan,ly increpes. We have haG a father buy q
Waterbury or one son one Christmas, and Tor an
other son the next Christma.. There are perhaps
So 900 Waierburys now ticking away In the peck
cts CT farmers In the country and We want to sup
pIy 20, eco Of ouI subscribers during the coming
year.
Remember, No Advertisement on the Back
OF the BKGITyR Waterbury. Many papers offer
an inferior watch, with Advertisements OF one sor
or Another on Tn, back o. them. Tn re IL nShlns
OF this sort on the REGIsTEs Waterbury, which u
the beat. Remtp Der the price.
Watch and Chain, with Weekly, - $3.50
Watch and Chain alone, $50
None but subscribers can buy iron u At any
time.
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. ,s,-4s me pleasure % assure Won that at
,, mr. q. McLaur'S Celebrated Liver
CO. more than twenty years IN my family,
Z, ra-.rd rlem Is being superior 10 any
-.sI or have seen used. | have me-
I IN constantly and had 10 try CtherS,an-
AZ fried a good variety but L have neNe;
4 .rv 10 act So promptly, prOhIaOIy, ahS.
Jas NrLales. lutEe used them myself
\ arI children. wirhtGe mos; gratifying re-
E.- children. having used them on my
q with srrh easy ana happy effect, would
rI.7I them 20 one and 10 all. These
. .rr.. wark-dO II promptly. do lt well,
10 md III effects behind. As a bile re-
~ a.. "A liver cUrrcCJuT, - u ~tOTerunner
aim. the system Tor VUinlne, there i no
p mSHrrlun equal 10 Dr.. G.. McLane'S Cele'
81 Liver U'S. | expect 20 use them as
s live. If tIey continue as good as they
o.." I'D Yours truly. F. II. GILES.
sr-v church south. Myers station,
1 T.ap4 District, Florida Conference.
TgNISrIGo, Canada West, Ont.
- FLEMING BROS
Nngr pills came all right, and l a say
Il .-. grrrl bilious pill. 1 have USED a
many pills. buJ | can say DR.. 1: Nc
manufactured by Fleming Bros,
r.rur.. .vi Gentlemen You have my thanks
s-.Ir. lave some Of those pills TO my
..-- f-~ "A tr,al. Ouc OF my neighbOrS
.r.. nils. Hr said Ihry did help him. He
I'M. r-\t d.v ike q new = He wishes
30 ,,rG frrrlgy cents worth Tor him. so,
mrn. I will do al ] can 70 Introduce Ilr.
TV.I.ur'S Liver Pills. manufactured Oy
Nm. II. DUGAN.
Enclosed you will lind one dollar
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WOOL
wheeling.
TnEsnLY In

TUESDAY, June 8.
There is no change from last quotations.
Some wool ia changing hands, but that
buoyancy that ought to Prevsil at this sea,
son 10 not in TIE market. We quo;e: Xxx
and above, washed, 26@2Sc; unvashed,
one-third of, medium and coarse washed,
2S@3Oc; unvsshed, 10000.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June S-Wool-Steady
and firm but no higher; Ohio, Pennsylva-
Man and West Virginia coarse 3l@32c;
Canada washed eom6ing 3l@32ci East.
ern Oregon fine l6@l9c; pulled suPer6ne
24@27e.
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CuTICuRa

Are sold by all druggists. Price: CutIcurs, so
cents; Res0lveut, 81 e.; soap, d cents. PorrSa
AND CHgN'rtL 70. Bn'ton, Mas. send
FOR How TO Cure kin Dis: asts."
REEIHTiFY the Complexion and skin by
0SAS using the Culicura soap.
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B., z. = @. RAiirOaa. .
Leave RsIlaira al 6:SS q. N. for Woodshald and
Summarized. ,
Leave Bellaire At ESQ p. N. Tor Suansraeld and
zanssytlle.
Arrive % Bsllatre. 1910 . n. Hnd b:45 2. m.
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GUIDE

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money L 1-ssS 1-2 Per Osnt-Govern-
ments Dull and steAdy-Stocks Lower
Flour Quiet and Unchanged-Wheat
Higher.
Nav YosE, June l0.-Money on call
easy at l3@23 per cent; prime mercsn.
tile paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling ex-
change quiet at 4S6i@4S84.
GoyERSxENTs-Dull and steady.