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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-09-14
C pILILIPIS9 dIC.
ST. THE DAILY NEWS
Is a daily paper for busy people.


Of all mankind the people of Chicago and the busy norl
west the busiest And yet perhaps equal number Of pee
pie are to be found who appreciate keeny the necessity OF
intelligent knowledge Of the worlds daily doings. They recot
they than anyone ee the worlds provide
in many of the important neeessares of life. How in
poant then that they should have their daily intelligence
every event. the world over which by any possibility ae
their diversified commercial holdings. And in all the hgh
interests of life where be found like number Of Peep
more keeny aPprecatiye Of All that contributes progress
art literature science religion, politics. and the thousand an
one things which make up modern civilization.
And YET strange say right here this great busy mort
west in It's busy metropolis Chicago there has taken place
creation and development Of that curous uneryiceab
tinedestroyng thing the blankesheet" newspaper With
blindness of very faulty this onsrosy Of journalism this breed
Of mental dyspepsia has seadasy imposed its mountain Of
lresed straw the demand Of the people for the winnowed gra
Of fact Of the very noonguousne Of such condc
Of things The NEWS had its birth. People wanted Il
News-au the news-bu they demanded apart from the
Eoweng Of the trivial and noonsequena 1t IS becau
THE DAILY NEWS satisfactorily that demand ha; its crcul
ton Is over ambition a-wee<."
R NJ LAwaExcz, wIlfarsvie Il, says: The big daily
much for Not that person obliged read ever
thing printed the banket-sheets but having anythi1
else to do doesn't have hunt through the ongdraw
tgaddIe FOR few grains Of dgestible food"
When to two such comprehensive e
now adds a third in its unparalleled price reduc
attractions at once unique and unapproachable
will surely multiply IFS friends throughout the n
The Chicago Daily News is for sale b,
mailed, postage paid, for $500 per year, or q &c
afford as well as the merchant and professional II
Address VICTOR F. LAN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-09-14
There are Two Distinguishing
Characteristics
to
yNewsgr circulate o a
etnah first
dhavebe
lies
eprinIpesar
+ Second. THE DAILY NEWS
| Is an Independent, truth-telling newspaper.

Is an Independent, truth-telling newspaper.
The reader can hand the known newspapers
whose statements Of politics always be accepted
least Intentionally truthful, and commonly in fact
On the other hand it is the albuuniyersal rule praise
party and candidate the Skies and cry down the
opposition party candidate the verge the disreputabc
So have such silly and rcprehenbe methods in jour
nasm become that they pass unnotced and accepted as
matter Of evil nscparabe from practical politics
this only another mistake Of the thoughcss The Anen
people intelligent enough thoughtful enough fair enough
to appreciate and honest trutheng ournamin
prefer the misleading the notwithstanding dishonesty
Of the organ"
The demand is more and for the fair impartial nde
pendent newspaper which give the reader all Tile and gives
absolutely from the Of partisan bias This done, an
expression of opinion 5a5ed nsOn ~ viii commend itself to
the Thoughtful reader even when may find himself in
agreement conclusions deduced from the premises
Ds1greeents small if only confidence in honesty
Of purpose remains With political ambition to gady
gnd the impartial and independent newspaper may
truly be guide, philosopher and friend to honest men hoiohg
every shade of political And this is why The DAILY
g,ys has TODAY circulation Of "a-rnllion a-wee
n wycAsT s4ley Iowa. writes al well pleased with
THE DAILY News, although bred-in the bone Re-
publican with eaysa bag ebclsee in the South ending
1872 The fairness of THE DAILY NEWS giving
credit where due regardless of party my approval"
:ments of popularity THE DAILY NEWS
on to One Cent day it offers combination OF
thwest by the thousands
all newsdealers at One Cent per copy, or VIII be
IS per month. The farmer and mechanic can now
n to have his metropolitan daily.
SON, Publisher The Daily News, Chicago.
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Democrats or their brethren Ia other cOun-
ties. ~ attamp, was made 20 hold Sucn
q convention, but ,le boss F1t his Don
Camyrga taUuo uu ii. In l-oj another
atte.pt was made, bus the olC-m-u pres
sure s.- too gGet, and they yioldsl-Eot
glsc-.t.ly 6uJ sUJm,s,iy5ly. S)ue young
b.oy.F, however, encouraged Immigrants
aon Wood and Tyler whe-e Eapub:CIas
s5c independent and have ogcil,G 20 SHOW
lIaE rs.u., Leagues az berry Vsganz-d
al oyyy the cgnn.y, and q CoGGty convict
non Ey.it be- Ca.vd IN sp:l- OF toe b"'a' 8
dictation.
.Eae democrats are alive and VIII Look
fer a., usust repCr. irom Peasants. O1'
county heretofore has been modest IN rs
demarIz Tor Off 1.al recognition. PisaSsnt7
mas never had nor has she asked an oti,7,
safe ar National, bu. she has never failed
to give the Democratic party handsome
n8i1rftv. SHE now proposes to ask Tor a
place on the State ticS-t for one OF h5I
SOM, wrcn she has thrice h5uOced 81
home The name of J. l.. Knight, OF thu
county, will be p!a.td before the STATE
Convention Tor Auditor. lie has held 10,
Offices of Clerk Of the Circuit aud County
Courts for eighteen consecutive years
ra.s experience, added to his natura
ability aud practical education, cmiaently
qualities him f0r the duties OF Auditor 0
State. and we feel sure tina; his claims auC
the claims Of his county will be recognlz %
by tue convention. OGrreqEest, II grantee
by the convention, will place q man up2T
the ticket of whom they will be proud
and who Will do honor to himself and n.
constituents. 4 DEMOCRAT.
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Fnurth DlstrIct PoIitics.


SFfH.H arr. rpfE'|t.' ~ Li. f-' '-'ef.
HUNTINGTON, May l..
Congressman Eustars Gibson has de-
lsulasyd himself candidate for Congress
from it's district NJ the coming election,
and Will begin Immediately to make an
active canvass Tor the nomination. lie nos
bean .ESi1u-ly awaiting for a. assurance
O. support ou tue part Of his friends, but
up 20 lie meeting Of the RDvsnswo9d cor
v.Uti2a "a Friday considered MS chance S
for nomination very slim, a. the re-uOm-
suatiGl of Mr.. Eogg appeared to be fore
gore conclusion.
lie desired to have the delegation from
tins coauty TO the Congressional C1nven-
ton instructed for HIM, bat he failed 10
ct il. hIr Gibson Is announced 10 ad-
dress the people OF the county at tire City
Hail in Huntington OF Thursday, May Il,
and from thgnCeiorwSrd lie will make an
active canvass Of the district for the nom
nation
met STATE Treasurer W. T. Thompson
to day, and he appeared 10 be il excellent
hum0r from the assurance that Col. J. NJ
Rowan, Of Moorce. had withdrawn as
candidate for State Treasurer,
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TNOR sALE-TEAM OF HEAVY DRAUGuT
L h1r,cs App'yut Ia BELLE GLASS WORE
B,iFgrr0rt ONO. myi3tN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
METAL MARKET.
Improvement in the Icon Trade Expected
la the summer Months.

improvements in the Icon Trade Expected
la the summer Months,
NEW YuuE. May lL-Er"t|rg"s IN
it's review O! the natal market says:
The Eastern pig IRON lu.ILct2 have been
very dub during the week, with 10 special
change in prices or demand. except that
the downward tendency to quotations had
not Leer onec&ed. Southern furnaces are
doing well, la,uy a. o.ersold two % iou'
months, aud several additional large West
ern and few small Eastern orders were
secured this week.
Eastern Pennsylvania pig iron quota,
tions are: For Southern No | delivered
SIS 80 at Philadelphia, NJ, , $l1 gray
'or,s SlG. Standard Pennsylvania No. !
foundry a. tide water }l-, No. > SIS. BaI
IRON il more acfiye, and nails move still
more freely AZ building operations expand.
There Is mGrs iuq uy Tor plate, tank and
structural iron, though the general lror
trade does not admit that the improve
msnt will be permanent.
The repression Is general so fer rs II l.
worth nothing, that there will he greater
activity ~, ,,,e IRON trade in the summer
months. but the only SSeis tor this belle
is that demand and production have heeE
curtu!ed for months, aud prices have II
mos. branches Of the iron trade gone t
CgSt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
AuLs DEMOCRATIC LEADERS,

Tuc T.. .s has very Interesting article
,o12arir- t.s aa,GI.s CT the n,u com
,5sirg tbs .sy. great polit:galpa.fies.
OBVIOUS 10 t.c Inauguration 5j Prcsi.
Dent CLEVELAND" SAYS th4 Nraae. .'r
wa, held ujm1.. ass an s-.icIe OF .la r.
areg. .rst she ahsg, .v or TIE clul-
try was pactcu,, molop sl-.t by tn.
party. The Democrats were u.ns.l7
charged with lack OF p4gr.a.isu, and ac-
ru-ei 20; ch..f-lia. ..~,s-oaahls sch,mes.
G, tas sr.ress cs when tgv continued
of the Republican parry aG1-.-
cd the Only elective Oar.ie-, to quote ;hs
yers1oat platform o. I-5J; bu. even II, IN
lhGrst O.. ehagay, they "crs credited with
as much lose Of country aud devotion TO
,hs public interests IS Republicans, it was
main tsfrsd that they !ac,ei the ability to
c,B5.c. tine Government with efficiency.
Nine ort Of fem Psnn5l.,.-. h3d come To
,,o,.s. tE,f IN, only men oqalilfsd to MI
bi,h Offices with distinction were Espab
I.,,s and fs.. tine American nation
.y,,rl ON. 1-. q s,~-y II ,ureil lis most I'M
,,-,,rt trrsts y,.-. committed 20 D.mo
-. IT.. p.,-brf.,, manners chi j.
1'''S' .'- ,..---..-.-..,.,. Tor
waited this Idea as taxing "' ''''1l'' '''
5cepirc thsi- patty Indefinitely m power
ANA rr,I.Iry some narrow-minded parts
,5.. ,,g.par r IInAE school really
.,....f.--,.,-.. ,..,,,rr,,s o;F
.'1''.' '">.
hat TIE p.m'tIa,.' P''y "'' "'' ''i ''',''
4 LAWYER who WIS u1 10 the ieye. or tn
...... r..-f r,...,g, Iy-,rrr
-r.,.-
To tue greater part % 'd1 F9'p'o va VIZ,
North, therefore, q most interesting aua
mott ,.arr,bra E-lsurp of the CLEVELAND
.-...-....- H.. t..,, .I. r.-aI,.ion
..,.r..-....t.a
mat i3"re Is no AA'N'P' VI ''''''' ~
tween the two great p9lGc3l u.-'h'@'
.i,,s. HIT fr,t ON the c1uts4ry, the Dem
10 thu tss.;
's'''-'' P'''' -'-''
u1ny OF Eapa'ic4h7 '"Vu'''''1''
1ly equipped Tor the highest positions
r.., ,s-st .,,l .,rartast surprise Of this sort
49,. - ot D,>.frr
"'' A..''',"
HlNNIN. ia the Treasury DEPARTMENT.
lis selection to- that high Office WAS the
.,,,r tar o,ner,, outhurst OF severe crit.
-. Ne, -,
,eIsm from the "n'.e NsPN'''I'u p'''''
aud the idea that ne could make even
rsspsc.able record as Secretary was
deemed almost too generous. lie retired
5aIy two years later with the confession
by his political opponents that his name
wouIi 60 down TO history IN the short ''''
Of really great duaucier', like HAMILTON
.GAlLArlS, and CHASE among the many
n,a who have been Secretaries OF the
Treasury"
The Na.,a then goes on to quote from
shs long list OF able aud brilliant Demo
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LOTS FOR IsALE
SnTuRD aY. L1hYln. 1871.

r/NSE.S DnCGAi,D HA- .rr1 I''. d..
i ! a. an a5IsIyU 60 D.. ,... r. A.,r. s
il~ choice iri, wi. be- s.l3 %, f...n a..r...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

rrr q+.sn,go tall, Of me bloody shirt
blr.ac-rs,te- about having the domination
rsr.uErrrr w. FULLER hang up IN
ID. nate ur tle alleged grauud that he
- EofaI" during Tire war needs only
sa r. confronted with this statement from
t. -uas.-r.iaI Republican newspaper, the
C-..1 .tns
t..r.. Mr. FuLtes's war record n con-
g.rn. t..a l4 what % strong k'punlc"A
-..E .sra vasa Democrat and c'na'~teal
o. t..... l4c,ples ot his party. Tie was 'u
.....- oFtnr prosecution OF the war, thJt
r.r..s rs certain, and 81 tlr from beng o.
".r9usrlar8" M WAS an exception TO the
va rrrf1e.tv o. the leading Democrats 10
t.rt Hs would have nothing whatever To
So With tle secret societies that ..'1rlSHgd
.r ,s.ss DAYS and gwpgrtl,.ty lie
t-rasI &c.. ...stEtsoEs o. IHu them. A..
Elk as o. ..s position on tla uvcaas.itU-
II .~a..ty r. .aa wgr amendments d h'rd.
E-e foolish Things be undoubtedly dlt,
.r.,.t 10 tue .-l, of the present h1t they
-.grs done with the ides O.. 'Eagpug the
Democrats. ,uJ mp Fuller s % progress
.... man agE his views C0 those E1r't
.-.gst srrr are ga near right e. those OF a0F
p, 1ac-a. can hg. Ia ,,r' were he p7l
. -,uga "a gst.raism 10 wuBii be found
-...r IiuEs fault could be tauUi boy even
.H.. ulaz- rtrfl1rE, and +. h. 5ol.IrF to D-ha
r..t ae would b' the Urs' o. sEl.e so Tue
. Do moves OF his Ctg.y p'.irt'l days
#r yer ne may have d'1'Er 2."c'eT
- blva voted Ay.'a,' W. J. 1'.s' was
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ZOE NInrION.
4 Dsmu,-at Names No y. J. kuiEhf, oi
Pleasant. County.
ST. NAENS, May II.

z. H- I..-. t.~
SIE:-Politics promises to be Interesting
10 this county this summer. To m ont
slider there is nothing peculiar. but 20
resident OF the county it is TO .he contrary.
Republican politics in this county is tnk-
iag new departure. Heretofore the L. O.
% 80 tar 81 Peasants county ia concerned,
has been owned and controlled BY one
man. A Republican convention exists only
in the imagination. Four years ago some
few OF the party thought they would like
TO be free, and have convention like the
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FOR SALE.

rTUE DOUELE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL.
| lug- situate al Eus Is al! % on south side
of Seventh street. between Man and Na.krt
sl-,rtS Ne. Is has niue rooms vi gas and
water throughout No. - has ten rooms with
ga ana water throughout LOti,X-.g
hcsu.iu country rpii,uCc. .stingoi o. .
acre. of q Uud, J, Gated 10 milUics walk east 4
LIN Grove uu National Road. improvements
4 Two story fame dwelling, rooms. good sta
lio and carriage house. tEO 81 terms AID never
f-IiUE vel. o! water. Natural gas in hou.e.
Frui. trees tn abundance
Ne. Il >Omih Huron 81. frame. r-0Irs. s. RIO.
No. - Penn street frame, : rroUs. $40.
No. SIC Main street frame. 2 rooms. s so
No. - Twentieth - brick, seven rooms. g so
No. 81 Twentieth s. h'l.k. seven rooms g. COO
No. ~ fifteenth street, Hiue MONS $3.50
20. IL seventeenth s.. lF.rk : r0OIlS, g. OOO
Fve-ruOm bDus5 on Wabash I fame. 81. 20
Tic north half nj lot --g Iu Chapliut & Eot ;
addition. Improvements consisting Of q double
twO>to-y brick dwelling Scs .S17 and g'OJ
Fol- street, and a two story frame dwelling. = o.
300 Alley D. R,u!s for $50 per a7uum. Price
g. so.
Apply N ". II. RINEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Loan Broker,
my3 lies Market Street
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We Can Readily RelIe,s u.

Accorljr. to the Chicago No, the aver
ava cost n that city of pcrsUAd;rc men Ia
become church meubsIs Is a51ut $40 hut
"the average cost Of converting the average
Chicagosn 10 some form of Christianity IS
SSQi I%G "
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Notice to Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF NANCY SIMPSON
| deceased in pursuance Of decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, Wet virginia
made In q Cause therein pending, to sub
jro' the real estate Of the said Nancy simpson
10 the payment Of her debt, you are required
IN present your claims against the estate o.
the said Nancy simpson, for adjudication u
Joseph Z. PAUL. commissioner, at his Office. 70
!5Ul Chapl.ge street. in the City Of Wheeling
Ohio county, West Virginia, on or before Mon
day. the lIth day OF Julc 1888.
Witness. John W. Mitchell Clerk OF said Court
this 9Th day Of April, ISIS -
ep2soawV Clerk.
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Poor children They're Not to blame.


The wife of Yote,lo SANCHEZ. a Mexican
gave birth at Pomona, Los Angeles coun-
~, Friday, to three healthy boys. The
babies are to be called Los Angeles, San
Bernardino and San Diego.
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OPERA HOUSE.
Matinee and Evening, Saturday. pII9 1893.
4 ChaIOn YSSafn In \ From.
Ses son OF l,>7-,, specie. American
engagement az lar
WELSH PRIZE SINGERS
Cardiff Prize IhN'r lfoH Card.
ARTISTS

-
Miss MARY pANIE-. q CaItH. ~u.-f.a 20.
lriGG.Gtu pr " u.:.
MIS-, MAGGIE PlKNi- Su'r.. o.. R.....
PIANIST, fi,trd'io'Hu IrErN ...r
Mics ANNE HOPE, tuus's..o and Accountants.
Fi,tritfudau l'T lr N.uu.r
Miss ANNE DAWES. ,unl.H.'a. F...HH.....
Prize winner.
Mr. Dan BspUoE. Tenor, FiNaf"l.a ...
Nulr
Mr ri HARD W EVANS. Tenor r.,r,a.. .
Pre- SiuIGr.
Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS. Bs>o, E,.lH.aa
Prize WlnUvr
Mr. IONWEETH IYDIlI DANIEL. Hasa ..
tcIdiOi,u Prize N'Huer. u-,l-.ri rs
NJ WALES .. BARKER. \. X. \. N, l..-r
WIN. 20 AID Goi N,jH.Fsi.
hDIE-Irusc Hrii t,A e picked 'o.m.-',
the most famous choir 30 r. 3 anil. w.uu..' ..
early AL toe psu,rG pra', % the 90 .rt .....'
Crystal Fs.g r. competition s..rr ,.r. I...
programme Ju.s5>'s Of Mesa and Ing. .. .lur
uses, gI",s ard s. los. vIt,l are sui- m.." pa.
enthusiasm. IRE y.yaD.iy and agility Iaa' BE- .
rIsC-.h,h.' The iSdi', srT,Hr !4 thor. a..
ma IOuaI ,"'tIT" iGr."!' = iur surHr .,Hi ..'
L.s'Nr'!uvr. Oh a'.d ~ cents SO extra cha.
for uNry,G stHN EgyUrIr CD ant r'.'
H. served seats 3D. cents. seats on SAFE hUr,tH
Nav b.. al EIsw0rA tr.N murir s;".' M 70
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WOOL MARKET.
Purchases Confined strictly to Current .
Requirements,

Purchases Confined strictly to Current
Requirements.
New YORK, May 1l.-Consumers OF
wool throughout the country are restrict
ing their purchases even more closely than
usual to their current requirements.
With the new clip coming in caution is
natural. Most Of the mills are employed
On orders Tor which material is required,
and TO this extent there is a demand for
the fiber. Speculative activity and pur-
chascs fox future consumption are entirely
wanting. Small lots of Texas and Cali
lOruia wool Of the spring clip are begin
ming to arrive on the seaOoard. In The
former STATE the staple is accommodating,
buyers and sellers appearing far apart IN
their views. The season in California If
late and there has been no buying. The
general condition OF the California pro
duet Is not 50 good rs last year.
According TO the Boston jDurHW o.
r1wmcrr, the prices EOw obtained for me
woods are the lowest IN the history OF the
country, unless they were lower previous
10 l-2i. from which date only quotations
are obtaiaable. Medium wool, however
has not shrunk 90 much. As a rule, since
1--6 this grade has sold for better prices
than fne woods. The long sales closed
firm with choice selections and higher
thlr ut the opening 4 good attendance
spd an active demand are reported from
the Antwerp sales now in progress, and
prices are ticm.
Tie Boston marke, ia quiet, with no
business doing beyond enough - satisfy
the immediate requirements Of the manu-
f,c,urers Some considerable sales o! Ter
ritory stock by one or two houses are re-
ported. There has been no special activity
iu l,y other description.
There IS a fair request for Michigan eN-
ira wool a. thu reduced value. Fine OHIO
l.,res aIe dul. Combing and Delalne
stock are about cteady More foreign wool
than u-ua. AS going into bond, the import
ers expecting to keep it there until 1t IL
settled whether the Mills tariff hill IL To
Ua.s or rot. l.llled woods are easy. Only
a moderate amount Oi business Is in prog
ress in carpet stock Comparative prices
are as follows:
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JOB PRINTING!
LETTER HEADSI
BILL HEADS

EVERYTHING IN the Job Printing line e1
promptly and in the Host artistic style
REGISTER JOB ROONS.
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Afm 3drtrtisemfNts.

T1OR sALE-TEAN OF HEAVY DRAUGuT
/ h1r,Cs App'yut Ia BELLEGLA7S" Okk='
Bridgeport, ONO. "'! ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As DRIVER ~ 4
w young maa eNreteuccl in the care o.
horsrs. Wage, no object. Address ~ Cl'!.
myi&ier
IGOR SALE CHEAP BICYCLE-.4i inch
i Facilc Enquire o: DIR. HJICHINS. No =
Twelfth street IL!
1No2 SALE CHsAP-A NUMBER OF Law
+ Books Apply at i--J Market street. ms'-&
YI5ANlED-GlRL TO Do GENERAL house
w work Apply at No. l.y FOuEteellh ST.
my6tqvr
CTrANrED-FARM BOAEDEgs-MG J. R.
w JOHNSON has OTeEed her tine residence
on the Maryliu Farm 10 SUMMER B9hTdtt-'
within three minutes walk 10 Beu"O0d jung
ton Address Box No. 80, BeuwCCd. myl-eAas
IJvAETEp-WE DESIRE 10 ESTABLISH \
w general agency in Wheeling or vicinity
1 to Coutro, the sale OF a staple article OF dNy
consumption. ANY cucCgeliC man with Nmsl
capita may sec, re- H penn ucrl, pay ing hl'I.
.g,s For particular, address trEEES"IoH MAN
. UFACTURISU Co, i6 NesCS II, y. !. lnyl-elNg
! TNOR sAIE-CEE OF The FINEST RYSl.
. / dcucrs in The Ci,y. &C ltrany located. Mod
cru couyeuieucrs House IN iTs. class order fGi
terms etC, enquire " NELL. ELLINThAA
prIT,iGtNrs Fan0Is Baking Powder. myl
,.,ASTED-AE INTELLIGENT EARNEST
. w man TO represent n la'ge, responsible hOUs'
in his own ocality and outside of large cities
4 rrmuurrst.ve salary 10 right patty. Refer
rnces exchanged. AMERICAN MFG HOUSE, 81
Rratc II ny. sr2NoAwb
GRAND OPENING CONCERT
u
AT
I SEIBERT'S GARDEN,
Thursday Evening, May Il.
Hs-Music by Movers Full Orchestra. -Ga
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Prices az mill or furnace.
Nsyu. May g.
Pig Iron. An.h.. No = ~, ,.l..,' Ed,
pr ,,1 ....... ..',. a.....
,. .., tI E..., p,. TN. ss 0,ts,50 SlO.la SO
MAY o.. Lowest,
Pig I'm, ..,. ANN No. ' g.. aaiir-o $50
Pix Ir,u. retired pcy,n. -ioe .....
-.'c, Rails. per ton. ), .'.,.' "
Comparative prices OF ota'T metals III
store. ,.,. ,......
Via! H.. Mag 49,, .. way ~ ~ I ~
conner as, 4, . l.-. Fu, g.a, 10.
Leah. ,a@raa do.
mn, 1'"s.... ID .-s. . .. - ODD s.n 49,,
Sr.-,r~ rnmwm
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NavIi. May }a, May I
Tha saIes of the week at Boston are

The sales of the week at Boston are re-
ported et l.G-lODO pounds, As COM
pared with $50 300 pounds last week
and / ,9I6,ODD pounds in the correspondents
week year aga.
The wool trade at philadelphia con
ti.u.s dull and unsatisfactory Manu-,
tac.u-er- buy only Tor actual wants aud
apparently lack confidence 10 the STABILITY
OF values. UueertaInty % t. the OUTCOME
of the tariff DISCUSSION in Congress unset
ties tie usarEs. and Caufuses calculations
~ 10 the rousza OF prices On new wocls
Dealers are consequently rcinct5pt to
operate In the country markets. Inc
sales foot mp total o; i-j 0Oo pounds
against &-5,u $50 pounds last week aud
4-D.01G pounds toc thec1rresPoadIng week
last yer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
\ INVOLVEMENT.

y
The undersigned srnouuo5s himself as can.
dilste fy- The nomination Of sheriff, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic voters Of Ohio
ma sr,4a WILLIAM MYLES
4 ENCOURAGEMENT FOR SHERIFF.
To De Editor Of t,s Rooster.
Pleas, Announce me as d candidate Tor the
nomination Of sheriff Of Ohio county. subject to
the decision Of the nominating convention, and
oblicC. Yours,
nv5 wN. FAsNACHT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

-.g-,. -sEEsroSrENgE CONTRASTING IMPORTANT
..s .r--r--Eg FEas EVERY rAsr 0F AXIS s-G-
.a.Ta Cu,S-aN.
= 'EG rSTEG '.' -r1s- o. ,.'gs.L sGgisas
.1s .- So a--..r.., ~ Va, "
.. MASSEY
.s-E.e Eft0- wiz .a wuty-ssAe t1 rg.gru zee
...i ra9as -p.s. Na attention w..I Dee Ta.@
...s .-1.s cauru.igs..r"s. The H.. MANN.
tEt5-ess Of IHc writer m ..,' aac'9Ts.g esgrg
..r.a.ea-au, nos Tor P-.agG.0u, brs as q
.rr-.y Of r.HE Es.r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

Trr D...s-,stc candidates for county
.a..- should pledge themselves in writ
ina, 10 Oh. Executive Committee to abide
o.. t.. @. SION OF thepr,mar.es or conyeo-
t.~. a....i.1g % which plan is adopted
rr ts. .....tcn Of candidates. II viii
..-.....r .~-tamatsra matters and place the
canvas. rr 3 true Democratic basis.