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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-25
Barbour County Politics.
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Special Correspondence Of the RSgtHer.
PHILLIP, July 23-Your correspond
ent spent few days recently looking mp
the political situation of Barbour county,
which used to be largely Democratic, but
in the last few elections has been put
down rs a doubtful county. find both
parties here confident of success, each
claiming the county by small majority.
The Democrats think that flour State con-
vention puts strong ticket in the field,
that they can easily carry the county. The
man who will strengthen the Democratic
ticket the most in this county is Hon.
II. G.. Davis, for Governor. If Mr.. Davis
will allow his name TO 90 before the con-
vention, he will receive the hearty support
of the Barbour delegation.
We learn that State Superintendent
Morgan will receive the entire vote OF the
Barbour delegation for denomination. Mr..
Morgan has made q good officer, and 1t
will he q just recognition to give him an
other term.
Judge Woods, of Barbour, is talked OF
as q candidate for denomination, and If his
name be presented to the Convention he
will, of course, receive the united support
of his own county.
The delegation TO the Congressional Con-
yeutiou are not a unit, | understand, for
Mr.. Wilson, but he will probably have q
majority Of the Barbour delegates. Mr.
Scott, of Randolph, may receive some sup
port from this county for the Congress
sional houors. The Republicans in this
Congressional district are Mt sea for can
didate. They are talking of no one, but
the Democrats come forward and Offer
them their service in aiding them in find
ing a candidate by naming Staggers, Of
Fairmont. Staggers thinks himself the
strong man, but his party brethren are moi
80 confident.
? Judge W. T. Ice will be the Democratic
candidate for reelection. The Republi-
cans have a number of men in the field,
but A G. Dayton, OF this county, seems to
think that he has il already, and that the
Judicial Convention will only be ratih'
cation meeting. If Dayton gets it Preston
will do some pouting.
In local politics. the Democratic party
of the county seem to be united. Hon. ID.
w. Shaw will receive the nomination for
reelection 10 the House Of Delegates by
reclamation, and his denomination Is al
NEST equivalent to an election, for be will
be able to poll every Democratic vote in
The county and great many Republicans.
Barbour would like to have the next
State Senator from the Tenth Senatorial
District in the person of Mr.. Peck, Esq.
d. w Gall, the editor OF the Jefersoaidn
Plaiadealer will likely receive the nomins-
ton for Prosecuting Attorney.
Barbour county can and ought to be
placed back on the roll among the solid
Democratic counties, The Republicans
will make special fight to carry this
county next fall, and it may require bar
m0uy and work on our part to save our
selves. We are confident that Hon. II. G.
Davis can carry this county by q hand
some msjority, and strengthen our whole
ticket Let Us select the strongest man
and them elect him, is our vote.
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BELLAIRE.

A sad accident occurred yesterday after
noon, on Thirty street. The four
year-old child of Dominick Gallagher was
playing near one of the arches of the B. u
o. railroad bridge, an engine passed over
the bridge, when the heavy pole, used in
pushing cars, fell from the engine, a dis
lance of twenty-five or thirty feet, and
struck the child on the head, producing
very serious injuries. 1t is thought 1t
will not recover.
The B., Il. & G. road is doing big
passenger business this camp-meeting
week.
The Independent tells of two chaps Of
this city who went to Cincinnati, and
were drinking heavily the entire round
trip. Just before reaching home one of
them was seized with delirium tremens,
and the other narrowly escaped worse than
the tremens at the hands of his compan-
ion, but fortunately both were landed at
the wharf safely.
Maggie King gave crcquet party at her
home, in the Third ward, last evening.
Blackbsrries arc plenty, and are selling
at 35 cents bucket.
w. >. NtuidW, vi Iuc WOVuSuolu EpUN,
was in the city yesterday on bis way to
Washington, d. c.
Miss Emma Cochran gave very pleas
ant card party at her home, in the Second
ward, last evening.
John A. Gallaher, Esq, is acting as City
Solicitor during the absence of G. III.
Woodbridge, Esq.
Miss Katie Synskey leaves to-day to
travel for Elliott Il Beasley, book publish
srs, Philadelphia.
The flint glass workers will hold meet
ing at their hall this afternoon to hear the
report Of their delegates to the Canton con-
ventiOn.
A man claiming to be soliciting aid for
some of the unfortunate families on Cald-
wells run was in the city yesterday asking
for cash donations. Many persons sup
posed he was an impostOr, and he did not
meet with much success in getting money.
Charles Albright was before the Mayor
yesterday charged with assaulting Bessie
Green. lie was fined S. and five days in
jail, aud will be taken to st. Clairsville
Jail this morning.
The steel workers held meeting yes.
terdsy afternoon which was addressed by
President Weihe, who made report of his
work in this city in the matter Of the sign
ing of the Amalgamated scale.
The news that the Amslgamated scale
has been signed at the Bsllsire mill causes
general rejoicing.
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, July "a.
Wool continues TO move freely in The
country. Prices remain 25 to 26c for fine
fleece washed, less one-third for unwashed
Medium feeces are ranging at about CSC
for unwashed % TO 23c. Tub washed SOC
Eastern markets continue very quiet, AND
most of the Eastern dealers and manufac
turers say that prices paid here are higher
than their market warrants. Manufsctur
ers are buying sparipgly and for immed
late wants only.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Wool-Quiet
and unchanged; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 25s
Soc; y 27a28; medium 33a34, coarse
32s32c; New York, Michigan, Indians
and Western fine or X and Xxx 25s26c
medium 32a33c; coarse 32s33; fine washed
delaine, Y and Xxx 30a32c; medium
washed combing and delaine 34a35c
coarse do 32s34c; Canada washed comb
ing 31a32c; tub washed 303sc; medium
unwashed combing and delaine 26a27c
coarse do 23a25c; Eastern Oregon 1Oa1Sc
Boston.
Boston, July 24.-Wool-Steady; Ohio
aud Pennsylvania extra fleece 27a272c
Xxx 2sia29c; No. l 32s34c; Michigan ex'
ira 25!a26c; No. / Michigan 30s3lc; No.
combipg 2aa25c: unwasbsd woods secured,
fine soc; medium do 45s47c.
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Put Up or Shut Up.

Nearly all the employees at Castle Garden
are Republicans Of the most pronounced
stripe. They are good boosters, too. Ever
since the Presidential nominations were
made they have been footing big horns and
Offering to make all kinds of bets against
Cleveland. Barney Biglin, who has charge
of the baggage department, is Republican
all the way through, and he never loses an
opportunity to let people know it. To
day he was talking good deal. John
Doogap, well-known resident Of the First
ward, did not want t. argue the matter,
because there was DO music in that, be
said, but he produced 500, which he Of
fered to bet sgainst $40 of Mr.. Biglin's, or
any other mans money, that Cleveland
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PETROLEUM.
OH Oltv.

OH Oitv.
OIL CITY, July "a -Petroleum-Opened
at SAGE; highest sale; lowest s2ic; closed
at &c; sales 1,340, 900 barrels; clear
ances /, 76S, 900 barrels; charters III, G23
barrels; shipments 81, 10 barrels; runs So,
426 barrels.
PittaburK.
PrrTsBURG, Pa, July M.-Petroleum-,
Irregular; closed weaker; opened at safe;
closed at s3c; highest Csc; lowest s2ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, July A.-Petroleum-
Opened at sIsc; closed at S3sc; highest
safe; lowest 82sc; clearances $40, 600 bar
rels.
Titusville.
TITUsvn.LE, PA, July 24.-Petroleum
Opened at s4.ci highest SAFE; lowest
s25c; closed ut Sc
New York.
NEW YORK, July A-Petroleum opened
strong at sis, &c above last nights close
but after advancing lie the market became
heavy and declined to &c and closed weak
at ST; sales !, 347, 900 barrels.
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! af'' ReZ,sIsrsa Letter. 70
ENOSLRAss SsTIesA.aAsx
heug nraaana. -.

49, otE '1s .I- p:essnea Of tssuSraIs
ks,9SSA' - SO sa'.g Ek0 arc "a eharys Of de
H.. = = sssa1oa ~ ShSulF.S, iairnass ard
Ia ~ us ~ zee cs2BCes sr- AZ SGual. ard
n Is - al possibly riyina -hEt uTmbH
|GTs1 :. q nat mo payment OF all FriSsl
ID B1Ss.S -sSS 81 FOUR NATION.
3 - AN - NaW Orieaug. Az, th0 'TSaSSis
~ - p. t2a President az a. IpSsitntion.
No., .s'ed -ishW sro recaguls>i IA ths
b ;, .lE~ therefore beware 81 sny irnilS.
Efs0rss iy'lwASgt
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STATEs-Dull and steady.

|
Fours-and-a-haf ....-lCl5ss
Pacific Skies Of ISo6 ...-....... .-.-.....-.l191S
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-StroDg; sales 81 1865, 600.
SToCKs-This was another day of moder.
ate activity in the Stock Exchange, accom-
panied by u continuance of the steady and
gradual upward movement 30 notable in
yesterdays dealings. The coal stocks,
Union Pacific and the Changers were the
features to-day, while the low priced
shares, while more active than usual of
late, presented no special feature of note.
The market was strong from the first sales
and prices moved up rapidly during the
first forty-five minutes under q very good
demand, and in that time Lackswanna
and Cons olidated rose l per cent, and
others fractional amounts. Reading, New
England and Richmond and West Point,
however, were barely steady. The market
then became quiet and while the tone re-
manned strong, very Glow progress was
made for q squirt in st. Paul early in the
afternoon. Toward delivery hour prices
Jagged off under free sales, but they recov-
cred and the market closed quiet but strong
at or near the best figures. The great ma
jority of the active stocks are higher this
evening. Sales 292, 80l shares. Quota
tions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 145; American Express
1909; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
343; Chesapeake and Ohio 12f; do preferred
firsts IL; do seconds III; Chicago and Alton
1874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 115!;
Delaware and Hudson, 1l4i; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1853; Denver
and Rio Grande, Is; Erie, 81; do pre-
ferred, Gil; Fl. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central 1l9; Lake Shore, 93s; Michigan
Central, S24; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
AZ; dc preferred, IL; Missouri Pacific,
7Ss; Northern Pacific, 265; do preferred,
SIT; Chicago and Northwestern 111s; do
preferred, 14l9; New York Central, 1861;
Oregon Transcontinentsl. oct; Pacific Mail,
35i; Peoria, D. & E, %; Pittsburg, 1853;
Pullman Palace Car, 1872; Reading, 63l;
Rock Island, 10Y; St. Louis and San
Francisco, 31s; DO preferred, 69s; first
prsferrei, 113; 81. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1861; st. Paul and Omaha, 3S3;
&c preferred 1O7l; Texas Pacific, "a; Union
Pacific, 58s; United States E1prsss, IS;
Western Union, 79S.
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would be elected in November. This was
totally unexpected argument, aud inc
Republicans were completely shut up
Not political peep was heard about inc
garden for the rest of the dsy
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Bradford.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FKKD.
wheeling

TUESDAY, July "a.
Fer new wheat soc il still being offered,
and large amounts could be purchased for
that figure, but stock is generally not in
hrst-class condition and most of il is not
dry yet NJ. d J. Pollock purchased
LOCO bushels the past week. For old
wheat Csc Is being paid with receipts light
The prices on -four remain unchanged, q
follow, retail prices being from SO to IS
cents higher:
FLouB AND GRAIH-Choice family hour
in barrels "a so; in sacks 81 IS; middiings
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a zAC RAILROAD.

BeIlaire and Zanesyille through passenger train
leaves Belsira a. $40 m, arrives at Belaire ~
400 y. %.
WoodSfeld passenger train leaves Bolleirs st
40 D. m, arrives st Bellsire AZ $40 g. M.
SuUimerfeld Accommodation leaves Bellair ~
LOO D. m, arrives 1t Beliairs at lO46 q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday, Central stxnd-
ard Time from BellSire.
,AJ KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On aud siler Monday, April 80, 1885, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
run as follows:
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70 s..,,,oes,. August s54as6sc; Sep 4
2 miIsa6se; October S1!c. oolnL a
septsmberI No. 2 mixed, on usS.
Snpt Lat. ;ixed, on track, SIC; No.
Chi Th;te Al" a1Ia4oissr; August 54safc;
wh;ts 1oie. mimi 55ac. oatsI :
July 413a42c; August s. y ssc: No. 8 !;
?2sa325c; October 33sc. ab;te );
weak; western firsts 151a1t.tamber :
Dull and lower; Ohio fats 7iasfG end
OIEcIHSATI, O., July "a = Cotton.
Firm. Flour-Dull. wheat-Active; N
2 red, 79asOc; receipts 800 bushel
shipments 1,500 bushels Corn-Easie
No. 2 mixed 47c. Oats-Steady; No.
mixed 35c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2, SO
Pork-Easier at Sl4 90. Lard-Stror
at So 25. Bulk Mests-Quiet; short clel
s. 40. Bacon-Firmer; short clear 50 81
Whisky-Steady at 81 IA. Butter, Sugl
and Cheese-Firm. Eggs-Frm at 12a12a
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July "a. - Wine.
quiet and easy; No. 2 whit.
red spot SiasS5c; August S4saS5c; Sci
TENDER S53ss5ac; December s9ls90i,
Corn-Western dull and easy; mixed Sd
513a52c; August 81 ia52c; September 52a'
October 46is46ic. Oats-Firm; wester
white 4ls43c; do mixed 40a40ac. Rye
Firm at 55a60c. Hay-Stesdy; prime I
choice western $40 OOa19 so. Provii
ions-Fairly active at current prices.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O.. July A.-Wheat-Low,
and weak; cash Ssc for old. Sale for new
July 84c; August and September s2a'
October S5tc. Corn-Dull but stead!
cash, Ale. Oats--No sales. Glover See
Weak and lower; October 81 90.
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F'reW & BertSchy,
lily MAIN STREET.
Arsri"I Emb"i"x Ice'

per ton $50 OOa2l 90; bran per ton $50 90
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. 1, s5c.
FKED-Corn per bushel 65a7Oc; oats 42s
45c; baled hay per ton, old SIS 90; new
$1,000 Farmers are offering loose hay at
$11a12 per ton.
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sINAEck AND TRADE.

Money 1a1 LIZ Per Cent.-Goyernmenfs
Dull and steady-siocks Highsr-Fiour
Steady A. d Unchsnged-whest Weak.
Ns' yegs. July "a Money on call
easy ut 1a13 per cent; closed offered at
! per cent (; prime mercantile paper 4a6
per cent; sterling exchange quiet but
steady at 4s6aa4Ss.
Gnxrrprn,r,-r., Dali nra nIoadu
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sgpo. ia justice to the esteem IN 3,, TS,ee
We gs1I nm. g7ea, SKIN cure, ana CuueurSi
C, N exquisite sSn seSnISsr; ri PISRRII oS
S ami ,'cnrs N'S S.,,5 isT mon s5" thons
PIr.tr, a's ..,.. rsv,. been made happy by the
Su.' ~ -. ~. ing huv,tlsgiug. itching, Scaly
cur .- ~, OF the skin, Sra'p ana oIoOd'
- rs, .; .sl7.
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Hs6jGsgi
sHs6'GsS'. ,,,.,.,-
EVERY HIGHTI SATGHED
',ne shin Was rns BODY covered
tai, w ale. like ststs of mortar
VII" ,,nc Cutieara Remedies.

nv The NutAtAH" -
CUR tn ell YOU Of the extraordinary ny
IAN go'oS " y. ma Remedies pertormeu on
,sst yoiI. -, ~. nj April lsSt soneed some
NJ -, ike COmlng oAS =; a. s,rSs time later
nj p,g,,s. nothing Of y u uL1 sCots ~ mortsr
5i -, /, hegsu 10 !cOA uNS - n, LAYERS se-
%, 50 an aud when eSlIS ,, ~, scrsfSh avery
Sq5,.SN,, with itching W. ,,sTt nigbt the
Cot S-,lil WAS rS|' lnel, ~ ,Ssra ScTstched
aisa. rg formed mta, 1Nl.'Si ri thS doctors
sake - liz VAN Gid CNtlS,IiSS Ger Giving
o. country, but WllnCus S,ISHs,,e5 IN zee an
% sAS, SSrF> Of recovery ,,,,,,t vou- on
10 a. .,n- IN ;lc newspaper $500 800, -, my
siyef' ,.,.,,le> sUd purths>eI s,3,,, -nliai
rtlS nj ohsiusG almoS, lulnsulS,S sSJ,,.
drlSS'> ,S,ir, hat The Scaiy emu -, ,,d
ee4n ~ nh aud d>SPPear'J one oy one , SGH
Sly dru' s,y guryt had me utseS s,.,;,,,.,
ha'c 0ty Se.o-r began taxing Ine Nl'sS''i
letu uaN'., - i'm fnlr or I'VE weeks We
Serle,'., FiSs4S, Wa eczema sill lsutiSS -,
cured ~, CutiCura ReuCdteS 70 ~ ~. uiS
r-'nGi' M grow o. greA- usily NID ..S' ~
yic'1',! 81 srF tss,gk me 'or the AnoS1 go
l.ltn ,..,', Inv mothers who hSye oaOeS 49,
then, 81 -, a.. their hrStiS Gpd OOI'eSs
SAv eIr ,., ,yN7lS the thanks 70 you loS -.
D.! cNI.l->-s ysngdics have been 70 me ~
me l'.. Md Ai,h scales ana Was an ,';o,
boy Wa .ss,.r. IN behold Now ms SAin = - u'''
W ,lsaf IS d 'N'i exc CorEY, Merrill, Wis
r>>,-Nots trace whatsoever o. S9e e, uis,
FEB ~, . .r,sF. mi hiss SHOWN ltSe u s!nce
ease ',og' "a's' '''''' GEO. CorEf.
rs cure.
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MAGNOLIA

RAIM gives KXsishinsly Dsautifulstin. lead
Or rssd and can't 10 dstestr1. ono tial eoasincssi
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t.,r.., , ,'N. '..t".us capital Prizes are not
., - 49, Ntn' HI auF further information
o.. o. '.,' "-''.y .u the undersigned, clearly
lt NJ. .0 ...' " .h S.4lr, County, street
N -. H"r -3Vt return mail delivery
g., - -. .. @! ynEE enclosing Al Envelope
81. = w" ", a. SOTES, Express Money
! rr,-...- ,',N to.S Exchange IN ordinary let.
s>..5 es ~ sEwsy>> ~ our eXpense) al
u l., DAgPHEN,
~ W. 4. BAJPnIN, '
Washington, ID. a.,
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SUNDAYS

Leave at T.00s m. and run every hour, except
Church Train At 9l5 p. NJ. Leave Wheeling Park
az 500 T. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. IN,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park At 9:i5 = m. and Wheeling At 12:l5 and
gI5p m G.. HIRSCH, Sup't
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mbeelins Rssister
Grarslsfs' SuiA.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLANATlov OF RzSxRxNCxM MARKS: sDatly.
sunday excepted. Monday excepted Sun
day only, saturday exeepted.-T5 4eriaisn.
May l5 1883. Hheelins time, which 10 lust one
hour earlier han Central Time:
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MAGNOLIA

BALM, banishes ReiBess. Roughnsss Pinpus
ties and gives slzbaster Face. Neck Arms 4 Hands
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Mag NOLIA

BALM -HSG3N's MAGNOLIA BALM is not
Paint. Powder or Rouge. but Refreshing Liquid
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DIX GOODS.
Esw YORK.

NEW YORK, July M.-Dry Goods-
The market Was quiet in general demand
and unchanged in any feature BY later re-
ports.
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;Hc N ierr1ust sans xad salke.r Vii
fAy 3. N-s.s t-,wn .g.E IRE louisiana state LOG
pie which G,e7 .g presented a. I;r CoJnterS
y. v. " NGdSLEN, rspS. LOUISIANA Nations
"A Sax
fiGHkE j.ANAiN. Pres state Natl BSnk
A.hshnN -, Sres New 0r.szns Natl Bank
YAH hSAS, Srsra Ictcu National Bank
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GINSENG.


TUESDAY. July "a.
The ginseng market IL firm Prima
brings 81 90a2 Is per pound.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM isinstantly applied to Face. Neck, Arms
md Hands. Removes Ian, Sunburn Freckissi
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MAGNOLIA

BALM, oyercomes Sallowness. Blotches. an
gives Smooth, Soft Youthful and Piiabls skini
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MAGNOLIA

HAIW Take HAGAN's MAGSoIIA BALM vfft
soa 70 fhs sssGsds. Noazssins : nani Reswtp
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..,, ..,..--r.Fr7e Price. Culleura, - GEMS;
N't' go, 60. gr,6lvrul So Prepared oy the
S ',..rs ns.. ,xr rHENcA- Co, Boston, Na>-
- =, s,- -Haw 20 cure skin Diseases, OF
~ .r..-t.. ,->, ami 10 testimonials.
..,..,y. r.r.s.h.sd,. r.d. rough, chspptd and
pIM liz sim prevented by CUrUJGA SOAR
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Sottrp

Incorporated hy the Legislature In lSeS. fnl
|Fl..zs.f.,t zlt Gassitah. purposes, and us
r.. ..,. made a part o, the present. Stale Con
kl.,u.1.. g. 80. by An Overwhelming popular
No.
4 it, t.rnud iUnry Draw ing,
.iAkr place SCIni- annually f.. lIune and
[DPrrnbrr, uud its tsrand single
fhumbrr EraW iH-~ take place On each
,pf ta,. nth"i ten months ina the year,
bod sr' Hlt GraWa 10 public. AT the
|Aradsmy at Su~ic, New Orleans, La.
I ~ =. ag:eo. .srl.y 70, sss- PSry - &c AZ
|fcaS. urrus, ta- s. tag Toniaiy aud Scmi.AuuUa
q rsat.s- - q. a0Uis.SGa >'slI,' lHr..ry con
bagy. and ga pC.Nng r,s;jSgs and 1DUlro. ibt
oIg,sj s:tH aoanSLy lIgl5Ss ~'si N gOOf t9t
;DWsr, a.. 7a..a. SiJl y p. .gLl'rlte TIE COmPaI
% IT, .,J .e-l.'s'g SKA nc smiles OF our 80
hsgG'.s EsyS 1ss- q - 2lSs, g,sS1aU'l"
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MAGNOLIA


Ia D.. : Cooling. soothing and enioyabls
'AA1on for face, neck, arms and hsndsl
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWTNG.
10 tee AraGeuy o. sgsI.. SaW orleans.
lgr-isy. NB-g,t :. 1855

CAPITAL PKi2E, $500, 900.
100000 Tickets AZ Twenty Dollar.
t"c". Raves $40: Quarters IS
feRthS a.; TSenIiethS 81.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
AN EXPLANATION.

What is this nervous trouble with
which so many seem now to be afflicted 2
If you will remember few years ago the
word Malaria was comparatively unknown
to-day II is as common as any word in
the English language, yet this word
covers only the meaning of another word
used by our forefathers in times past
SO It Is with nervous diseases, as they and
Malaria are intended to cover what our
grandfathers called Biliousness, and all
are caused by troubles that arise from a
diseased condition of the Liver which In
performing its functions finding 1t cannot
dispose of the bile through the ordinary
channel is compelled to pass it off through
the system, causing nervous troubles.
Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You who are
suffering can we'll appreciate cure. We
recommend Green's August Flower. Its
cures sfe marvellous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
Sound Business Maxims.

Study the history of current
events, make careful compari-
sons Of the flucfuationsin price,
in demand and in supply, in
order to guide your own opera
tions by the lessons these facts
impart.
Misrepresentation of anything
never pays, and when you tell
your customers that your goods
are superior to those of your
competitors, when you know the
same5to be false, you simply
putting in the wedge that will
ultimately drive you trade
away.
Remember that the golden
rule of commercial life is pro-
bity. Act therefore, honestly,
uprightly and con cientiously
in all matters Of tr de. Never
misrepresent, falsify OF deceive;
have one rule of moral life and
never swerve from it, whatever
may be the acts or opinions of
other men. Dry Goods Chroni-
Gle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
HERE AND THERE.

Never sun feather beds, air
them thoroughly on a windy
day in cool place. The san
draws the oil and gives the feath-
ers a rancid smell.
A dish of whiting should be
kept by every housekeeper. 1t
makes nickel shine like silver
and removes grease and dirt
from paint without injuring it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-07
N-ASON'S
DEVILLED CRABS.

Arc now on sale at the old stand, Mar
ket Space. The cleanest and best season
ed crabs TO be had in the city. No shells
and no fish used. Absolutely Crab Meat.
pure and sweet The public is cautioned
against purchasing counterfeits. See
that the word "Nason" appears on each
cab. Families supplied with Crab Meat