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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25
OUR COMMISSIONERS
To tho cincIaGatI CentsnpIsl-west yir-
gIniais Exhibit.

To tho CineIpGatI Centsnpisl-West vir-
gInia's Exhibit.
WESTON, w. VA, April %, 1888.
10 ne FdiIOr Of The Register:
SIR:-we see many enquiries In regard
TO know what our commissioners from
West Virginia are doing TO secure proper
exhibit to the Cincinnati exposition OF
West Virginia's products. We beg to say
we have no State appropriation to aid In
procuring an exhibit. We must depend on
our enterprisiDg citizens TO send mp their
PRODUCTS. We have no money at our COM
nsnd, and We srrDestly beg of our capit-
aIists and our manufactures to prepare
Of their products and forward at
once, and make showing OF what West
Virginia las to this great exposition.
The time is drawing very near for applica-
tions for exhibiting space to close. We
hone the Chamber Of Commerce at Wheel
ing will take some steps to raise some
money to use in looking after our exhibits.
Your commissioners will see that the
money will be refunded by State sppro-
pristion at the meeting Of our next Legisz
iatnre. This is very Important to our
State, and will add much in booming the
State. Iwould like to hear from any per-
SON feeling interested in this move.
A. w. WooDFoRD,
Commissioner for West Virginia
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GROCERIES,.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, April "a

TUESDAY, April "a
Sugar firmer, with higher figures sntici
pated. Provisions are selling freely and
higher prices may soon beexpected. Wooden
ware has advanced materially, as will bt
notices by our quotations. Canned goods
are l. demand and the probability points
TO cleaned up market before new packing
arrives.
SYRUPs-ChoiceS Sugar Syrup 36c; Honey
Drips Csc; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
72c; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-half barrel
Csc; barrel 6ac. Sugar dark 32ci
&c additional in half barrels).
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 47c; Choice 45c; Prime 40, Fair
40c; Mixed goods New Orleans S0aS2cs
Bakers goods zoe.
PRovIsIoNs-Iarge s. @. hairs IL ic; me
dunn s. o. hams lllc: c:small s. G. hams
1aci California har.c.s SIC; s. G. breakfast
bacon lie: 8. o. shoulders SC; homeless
hams lie; city sides 9lc; bacon shout
ders TIC; ham beef lie; ordinary
beef &c; family mess pork, BIB pieces
SIC 90; bean pork. fine clear, ST. 90.
LARD--Tieroe tic; half barrels ssc; tubs
74e; tan pals, iDs.' osc' TN
pals, 5 lbs, SIC; tin pals, lO lbs, ese.
tin pals, 10 lbs, s5c;, TIN pals, ooins;' oe.
CANNED GooDs-AcIVe; STANDARD aip
table peach ~ 2oa2 oo; NO. d tomatoes new
I'll % to III 20 per dozen, AZ 10 quaiityi
strawberries DID 81 10; blackberries
Oh Csc; raspberries ID 81 90; DAM
sons 2!b 95c; lima beans I'D sOci
cous ovutera IN LIGHT 6Oc. do lib fnll
weight 95ca$l 90; string beans I'D S6asoc;
succotash gid VI Quasi 20; early june peas
III 35al 40; French peas los2ec, as
to quality, each; pineapple 81 Az;
gooseDerries I'D SocaSi w; im FAVOR
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| day in Jail, is what Squire Roeder taxes
| for selling beer on Sunday.
The remains ofMrs. 4. F. Sstterfeld
arrived from the West yesterday. Funeral
from the First NJ. f. church this morning
at 10 o'clock.
The fair of the American Mechanics oc-
ours the last of this week.
A. X. Hamilton, the well known ma
chine agent, and family, left yesterday for
California, where they will reside in the
future
Prof. Price, the alleged insurer Of live
stock, who illegally secured Thos. Craig's
note for $45, was given preliminary hear
ing and bound over to Court in the sum OF
$500. He was taken to the Steubenvilie
Jail.
About $40 was cleared by the entertain
ment in the Elysian theatre on Monday
evening. The money is for the benefit OF
the A. M. E. Church.
There is talk of the ball grounds on the
creek commons being put in good condi-
tion.
The cold machines at the nail works
have Quit work for the present. - The rest
of the factory will close down the latter
part of the week.
The Bellaire glass workers who are at
Fostoria gave festival somebody's since and
cleared about $500. The town never had
an event of the kind before.
The Ohio Tin and Copper Company is
closing out its stock of goods preparatory to
moving to Findlay.
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BELLAIRE.

The manufacturers of the city met yes-
terday in the Columbia Club Room, and
unanimously agreed 10 subscribe literally
for the purpose of boring for gas. The
window and flint glass manufacturers were
of the opinion that they could afford to
give sum equal 30 $50 for each pot oper-
ated in the city, and TO this they sgreed.
At this rate most every factory in the city
will obligate TO give about $500. Ifgas is
struck in paying quantities they propose
to double the sam. The subscription
committee was about town yesterday and
succeeded in getting a handsome lot Of
stockholders.
Street Commissioner Madden is giving
Guernsey street q cleaning.
McKelvsy Il McVey is the name oia new
plumbing firm.
The G. & P. sells excursion tickets to
G. A. X. Conventional Toledo, to-day.
Twenty five dollars and costs and one
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REDWOOD.

Hon. J. Sinclair left yesterday for Wes-
ton, where he represents Hancock Post OF
this city in the G. A. Il Convention.
The many friends Of Mrs. Edward New
ton, ST., will regret to learn that she il
seriously i'll.
Prof. ". Writ, the efficient County So
perintendent of Schools, is visiting the
schools of this place and vicinity.
One of the pumps at the lower plant is
out of order, thereby causing delay at
that works
Lincoln Lodge of /. o o. F. will cele-
brate the sixty-ninth anniversary Satur-
day evening by giving first-class enter
tainment at the hall.
There is prospect of several contested
will cases appearing from Benwood in the
Courts.
Mr.. William McMechen, a prominent
resident land highly respected citizen Of
this precinct, is dangerously ill.
The heaters in the BenwOod Iron Works
will resume tomorrow.
The o. r. Railroad has laid track to
the sand hanks, near the function. The
sand is being loaded 10 cars and shippsd
to Wheeling for street paving.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The West End Ladies' Aid Society will
give supper in Heinlein's Hall on April
25 and 26.
Presiding Elder Rev. ii. Z. Webb will
preach in the NJ E. Church on Saturday
evening. He will also Officiate on Sunday
morning, at which time the Lords Sup
per will be administered.
Mr.. Aquilla Showalter and wife, ofNew
York State, are the guests or Mr.. George
Bartholomew.
The first grand entertainment and social
of the Washington Drill Corps, K. ofG + ,
will be given in Heinlein's Hall next Fri
day night, April 81.
The Belmont County Medical AssOcia-
tion met yesterday in the Y. M. c. A.
Rooms. Qaite an interesting and sociable
time was had, and was voted to be held
here again in abOut six weeks.
The G. A. K. Post will give grand bean
bake and entertainment in their hall about
the 10th and 18th of May. The proceeds
are to be used in celebrating Decoration
Day.
Mr.. Oscar Mabery, of Tifin, o, is here,
the guest Of friends.
The Silver-Voiced Quartette, Of Wheel
ing, rendered serenade to the members OF
the Kirkwood Athletic Association last
evening.
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O. MYERS, DEFENSE.
He Explains His Conduct-No Contempt of
Court Intended.

Court Intended.
COLUMBUS, o., April 24.-The Allen o.
Myers contempt case was called in Judge
Pugh's Court to-day. Mr.. Myers, in his
answer, AYERS that the Court has no juris-
diction on his person. Headmits that he
wrote the article set forth in the informa-
ton and AYERS that there was no intention
or design of committing contempt OF
Court. He says he was a regularly-em-
ployed writer for the newspaper in wi ich
the article appeared; that his principal OBJ
ject in writing il was to answer and COM
ment on an article which was published
Ia the Cincinnati Commercial, headed "A
Strange Spectacle. The Defendants in q
Trial for Heinous Crime Receiving the
Sympathy and Support of Political
Party" which headlines were designed to
show the nature and main object Of the ar
ticle published in the Enquirer.
The respondent says the statements
made in this article were based on informa-
ton which he believed to be true and that
he would not have written it If he had not
believed it. He says before the article was
published he submitted it to Samuel A
Miller, a member Of the bar of Hamilton
county, who gave il as his opinion that its
publication would not be contempt Of
court. His opinion was concurred in by
c. w. Gerard, lawyer of experience.
The defendant says he wrote the article
under the influence Of feelings engendered
by his personal knowledge Of the fact that
q grieyous and irreparable terror was being
done to him in connection with the prose-
eution fthe case in the article referred 10
and that he was being prosecuted for a
crime of which he was innocent.
The attorneys for the prosecution asked
for further time TO consider the answer, and
suggested that all the parties interested
could probably agree on statement of
facts TO be submitted to the Court on We'd
nesday rext.
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PHILADRLPHIA, April "a FLOUR Firm.
Wheat-Quiet but steady; No. 9red April,
944a95c; May and June 9ila95c; July
92fsa2a. CoFn-Spot firm; futures wholly
nominal; No. 3 yellow 64c; No. mixed
April 6aia63lc; May, jane and July GA
G3c. Oats-Spot steady; rejected white
39c; No. mixed Sole; ungraded white
4ia42c; No. 3 white Al lc; No. 2 white 43c;
options dull; No. white April 42i42ic;
May, jane and July 4lla4lse. Provi.
sions-Frm. Pork-Mess SIC GG; do.
prime mess, new, Sl4 so; do family SIC so
all co. Hams-Snokei 11kal3c. Lard
Firm; Htined s. 50as 80; steam s. GOA
Is 12l. Eggs-Less active and easier; firsts
13ial4c.
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,,,,pI F.. bIsckhea,iS, rel, rough. chspped and
VIM oi'y skin preyented-by CUrICURA soar.
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THE FIRST REGIMENT.
Meeting of Omcers mt Grafton-Ths Place
Of Encampment.

Meeting of Omcers Mt Graftop-Ths Place
Of Encampment.
Special Correspondence Of he Register.
GRAFTON, April 2l-Pursuant to call
of CDR II. Freer, the Line and Staff Of
Gcers of the First Regiment Of W. Va. Vol.
Militia, met al the hospital Hotel, the
Central, in Grafton, April 23d, to elect a
Junior Msjor and to fix the place of the
summer encampment Of the regiment.
Capt. A. Howard Flemming was elected
Junior Msjor by sclamation.
The chairman on place of encampment,
Capt w. B. SINE, OF company p, reported
that he has as yet nothing definite as er
csmpment Inducements.
A committee. consisting Of the captains
of each company in the regiment, was ap.
pointed to meet in Parkersburg on May
l4th, to fix the place OF encampment. The
city giving the best Inducements will I'M
dOubetly get il.
The regiment will turn ont at least Ave
hundred men for the encsmpment; nearly
every Line Officer was present and much
enthusiasm was manifested.
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ALLEGED FLIGHT
OF the Treasurer Of Orange Township, O
with Fonr Thousand Dollars.

OF the Treasurer of Orange Township, o 4,
with Fonr thousand Dollars.
FINDLAg, o., April 23-Josiah Bout
well, Treasurer Of Orange township, has
skipped the country, taking with him
about 81, 900 of the public funds. Hell
now serving his second term, and has al
ways been considered one of the most re-
liable citizens of the county. He has been
specializing heavily of late, and it is sup
posed, became involved in this way. As
the safe is locked and no one knows the
continuation, no examination of his books
has yet been made, and the shortage may
be even larger than the amount mentioned
above, but this sum he is known to have
in his possession, as he came to Findlay
the day before he disappeared, and drew
it from the bank. Boutwell, is famed
man withan interesting family.
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A DEFAULTING CLERK
Brought Face to Face with his Crime
After Two Years.

Brought Face to Face with his Crime,
After Two Years.
CHICAGO, April GA dispatch from
Springfield, No., says: A sensational ar
rest was made here yesterday, that of
Samuel Whitney, who for the past two
years has been one Of the most prominent
men in this city, person of large means
and one OF the leading church men in the
place. About two years ago Whitney
came here perfect stranger, but supplied
with large amount of ready money,
which he said he was DESTROYS OF investing.
A short time ago Marshal Barrett received
letter from the Police Department of Bal
timore, saying that they were looking for
VIM. Spureeon, formerly confidential
clerk in q private banking house in that
city, who had embezzled a large sum Of
money and fled, leaving his wife and three
children behind him. At first no trace
could be found of the defauiter, but at last
the detectives ascertained that he had gone
West and by carefully following mp the clue
they had finally located him in Springfield
in the person of Whitney. Marshal Bar
rett, after some correspondence, Satisfied
himself that Whitney was the deiaultirg
Baltimore clerk and arrested him.
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MARTINS FERRY.
no I .ash 10 in p;tfshuro

Abe Lash is in Pittsburg.
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. A. Dickson are in Cadiz
Ohio, visiting friends.
Mrs. J. G. Gray and Mrs. B. o. Viii.
liams. spent yesterday at Bridgeport, o.
Miss Amanda Miller Is in Pittsburg,
visiting friends.
F. II. Eick spent yesterday at Bsllaire,
Ohio.
Mr.. f. d. Cattell left yesterday for Ar.
kansas City, Kansas, via C. & P.
Mr.. Basil Ray, porter at the haywood
hotel, is on duty after a short illness.
Chas. Lewis left yesterday for Findlay,
o, via O. & p.
Capt III. w. Smith ia at Cadiz, O.
w. X. Elson left yefterday for New
York, to meet his daughter who has been
in Iudia for the last six years, with her
husband, Mr.. Stone, who has been doing
missionary work.
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Observation-Disclosures active sales
81, SIG, 600.
STOCKs-The stock market was again &C.
tive and strong to-day almost from the
opening to the close. A few stocks were
prominent for sudden and rapid ad-
vances made at different times, among
which New England, Wheelin and
Lake Erie, St. Paul, Manhattan and
San Francisco were most conspicuous.
The market was strong at the opening and,
while some little hesitation was shown on
efforts of traders to bring about reaction,
the course of prices was after the first hour
turned permanently in the upward diree-
ton. In the afternoon New England be-
cams the leader of speculation and devel-
oped marked strength, but later
retired in favor of St Paul. The market
finally closed active and strong at or near
the best prices of the day. The most in-
portant gains were Pullman Is, Lake
Shore IL, Louisville and Nashville. Oregon
Navigation and Improvement l each.
Missouri Pacific and San Francisco II
each, Manhattan and New England II
each, st. Paul, Union Pacific and Oregon
Transcontinental each. Sales $40, 967
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
adams Express 1876; American Express
100: Canada Pacific, 500; Central Pacific
500; Chesapeake and Ohio /; do preferred
firsts 4; do seconds At; Chicago and Alton,
l35; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1laf;
Delaware and Hudson, 109l; Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western 1903; Denver
and Rio Grande, 1ss; Erie 26f; do pre-
ferred, 5sI; Fl Wayne, l54; Illinois
Central 1871; Lake Shore, 92s; Michigan
Central, S0t; Minneapolis and St Louis,
81; do preferred, ISL; Missouri Pacific,
76; Northern Pacific, "a; do preferred,
4S(; Chicago and Northwestern, 1904; do
= eferred, 1i2s; New York Central, 1904
Oregon Transcontinental, 24T; Pacific
Mail. 34i; Peoria, ID. & F., 81; Pittsburg
ISL; Pullman Palace Car, 143; Reading,
62l; Rock Islsnd, Ill; St. Louis and
San Francisco 2Ss; do preferred, 66s; first
preferred, III; St Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1881; St. Paul end Omaha, sol
dopreferred 1Osi; Texas Psiitic, 25S; Union
Pacific sol; United States Express "a;
Western Union 76s.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHO snae.

i
TUESDAY, April "a.
The cattle market this week was firm,
with prices unchanged from last week
The hog market was active, with prices un.
changed. MesHs Hudson & Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 TO /, 100 lbs stock 4fa43c
per H.; 800 to 9O0lbs. Shade. per lb.; 700
| 10 800 lbs. 3la3sc. per lb.
Hogs-Market slow; 5a53c per lib.
Lambs Good at 4a5c Per ID.
Calves-3a4c per ID.
Sheep-3 to sc per Id.
chicago.
CHICAGO, April 24.-Chttle-Receip
7. 600 head; shipments 2, 500 head; market
steady; steers So s0a5 90; stockers and
feeders So 35a3 go; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 O0s3 IS.
Hogs-Receipts 13, 900 head; shipments
6. 900 head; market strong; mixed IS 4Oa
S 65; heavy IS 5Oa5 80; light IS 35a5 co.
skips 81 O0s5 20.
Shesp-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
ZOO head; market higher; natives
So 1886 60; western S. 75a6 80; Texans
81 O0a6 %; lambs S. 50a7 90.
New York.
NEW YORK, April Receipts
so cars; no trading; market steady for
dressed beef at 7sSc per pounds; ordinary
to prime sides siaSl for choice and extra
do.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
firm but slow at full prices; unshorn sheep
Sc O0a7 60; unshorn yearl,ngs 81 Goa
8 go; clipped sheep S. 65a6 so; spring
lambs 81 O0s6 so per head.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market
nearly nominal for live hogs at IS 70a
90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April 24.-Cattle-
Rsceipts 1873 head; shipments 95 bead;
market firm at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 500 head; shipments
200 head; market firm; Philadelphias
SIS sOa5 90; mixed S. 7Oa5 90; Workers
SIS 6Oa5 40; common to fair IS 4Oa5 so;
pigs S. 00a5 25.
Sheep-Receipts 9, 400 head; shipments
800 head; market slow on wool sheep,
firm on clipped at yestel days prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April 24.-Hoga-
Firm; common and light "a OOa5 90;
packing and butchers S. 45a5 so. Re.
ceipts $50 head; shipments 400 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, April 2i.-Diving aud
saddle horses and streeters were especially
active, and the general demand was brisk.
There was liberal supply of all kinds Of
stock, but no excess, and everything desir-
able met with prompt sale. Prices ruled:
Driving and saddle horses, $l5Oa226; draft
horses, $175a225; street-car horses, $lOOa
lbs; Southern chunks, $s0a1l5. Mules,
aged four to eight years, fifteen and q half
to sixteen hands, $135a150; fifteen 70
fifteen and half hands, $l15a135; four
teen and half to fifteen hands, $90all5.
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lIlPGtaliE1 lTTsifTIsi!
U iii2 a. 1 RIllisi 1STlIllIEs
Louisiana State Lei airy Compan y

Incorporated IN 1888 for 25yeSIS by she LeglSla'
tire tyr E,tlI aiiOuRl and Charitable purposes
with a capital ~ 81 90 OCO to which re5erSs
tlaI ~ over SL.g $40 has since bcen added.
BYau overs nsimsng TOpulAr vote IL franchise
VAS ulSie part ~ the present SiXlS Constitu
I1n S.UPtCA DeCcSnhtr AZ. A. ID. isfS.
The only Lottery pvUr voted o. Gno sndofsSc
b. The pyOp,, q, Suy StA'O,
j never scales or DUs1pOnoG.
Gts GrRnd single Haoss6r Drawings
take place mOnthly, and the GulDd Quarterly
graSIIgS rex; .STiY every three months tMSrch,
IlIe september And Decpmbarl.
As9lsud!H n;Ipur.u.,IGy 70 win = tOrtnna. Firth
GnsHI Drawing Gas r, IA the Academy OF
Music Ee~ Orleans, Tuesday, May y, iSSs
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GEO. r. TAYLOR & co.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling


TUESDAY, April "a.
There is no change in the local market,
although the demand for flour has i'm.
proved and prices are firm. Good
clean wheat still calls for s5 cents
per bushel, and IL is coming in
slowly at that figure. Corn is In
better demand; oats are in good de-
mand and hay il quiet. Bran and mid
dlings continue in good demand. Prices
on flour and grain are Wholesale and are
as follows, retail prices being from go to
IS cents higher:
FLOUR AND Choice family four
n barrels "a SO; in sacks 81 IS; middlinH'
per ton $40 0Oa21 90; bran per ton 80 O0
a21 90; wheat per bushel, No. ], Sc.
FKED-Corn per bushel 60a85c; oats 40c;
baled hay per ton, Sill O0a13 90. Farmers
are offering loose hay at $13a14 per ton.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, April "a.
Business the present week has been FROM
fair to good and nothing can be said Of tho
future, IN the continued cold weather has
put damper on business generally.
Apples are hard 10 get, and the sea-
con is nearly over The demand is
heavier for potatoes and light for cab
bsge, the market being overstocked and
sacrifice being made ut forced sale. Butter
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A Claimant for sau,t Ste Marie.

CHICAGO, April ga dispatch from
Winnipeg, Man, says a claimant to the
sight of Sault Ste Marie, Mich, has turned
up here. James Van Rensselaer, says his
grandfather owned the land on which the
town ia built. He claims his share
amounts to half of the town.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2a3 Per Gent Governments Dull
and Firm-StOoks Highsr-Flour Quiet
and Unchanged-whsat Lower.
NEW YORK, April 24.-Money on call
easy ut 2a3 per cent; last loan per
cent. closed offered at 2a24 percent. prime
mercantile paper 4la5l per cent; sterling
exchange steady at 4SGiaia8.
SOyERNNgN1S-Dull and firm,
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COTTON.
Heu YORK..

NEW YoRK, April "a Cotton Steady;
Uplands 9ae; Orleans 95c; futures dnll;
April 8. &c; May 9.65c; June 9.75c; July
9.S4c; August Q. Ole; September 8. &c; 0cto-
Der 8. Ale; November 8. S2c; December 8. 33e;
January s.41e; February $40.
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WOOL
wheeling.
TUEsDAY, April u

TUESDAY, Aprl ~.
Things in the local msrket are very SLOW
and their IL little or nothing doing. j
the cold weather continues the SpriDi
season will be somewhat late, 10 not much
is looked for for several weeks yet
Prices remain tho same and are as fol
Iowa!
Fine washed fleeces 2as3Oc; fine unwashet
fleeces 19a2Oc; understandable fieoces 2li
23c; medium washed feeoes 31a3cc; medi
UNI unwaahsd Aeeces 2la23c; medium tub
Waahed 3iaa5c
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Address Registered Letters to
sHS oRaEAss RATIONAL BANK
&eS Orleans Ia
kEsGsBBR that the presence OF GsnarS1
b'1lireSS:i and EaIiY, TsO are IA charge OF tbs
lfa~iE(-r IS = guarantee NJ absolute bdrnG9 sitn
mtnsnty, thai Ihe chances af3 ali equal, ana
ia. ~ ono can QOSaiEiY divine vast ncmOaf
Vii, draw a prise
kENss Der tbS. the pAyloeDt OF al Prikei
mSAASANRSED 8f -FOUR NATION
Al HANKS % New Orleans, and the Tickets
arc signed Ey tie President Of au Institution,
Sa,nf Chartered ttgES are rCoOgnlEad in the
hlSh't Courts, Therefore, beware Of any htltar
ions or snenymOus schemes RpllNASgt
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We The undersigned Banks ana Bankers win
psy alI PJiEes drawn IA The Louisiana State Lot
.Jriss Vhlch Clay Ne presented Rt our CounterS
3. X. OssLESGS, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE iANANIX, pJes. State Natl Bank.
A.RALRN8hl. Pres HsF Orlszns Natl REnki
Carl. EbEsN. Prsst. Union Hsiionsl Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25
'mbeelins Resister
drsrelsrs' 6nids.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
- EXPLANATION OF RxExRKNcE MARKS: sDaily.
tSunday excepted. tMoRdsy excepted Sun
day only. Saturday exeepted.-7o Meridian.
February "a. 1855. Wheeling time. which u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25
MUSTANG EMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT. Rsus,rafes
Muscles to the VERY Bonsl Wonderful TRyri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25

Leave the City at 500 q N. and run sysry hour
until 300 p. N.
syaEy hour until 1000 p. m, except Church
Trains which win lssys ths Park st s:a6 O. m
AMI City 1t IBIS p. N,
O. HIRsCH,
Sup6riptendant