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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26


Delaware and Hudson, il4i; Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western 134i; Denver
and Rio Grsnde, l8}; Erie, 26f; do pre-
ferred, 6ls; Fl Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central 119; Lake Shore, SO; Michigan
Central, s23; Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
At; ., pre.-r"i, III; Missouri Pacific,
III; esr,7,ru Pacific, 26f; do preferred,
56s; Chicago and Northwestern 110a; do
preferred, 14l2; New York Central, 1861;
Oregon Transcontinental, 25s; Pacific Mail,
35i; Peoria, D. & E 213; Pittsburg, 15S;
Pullman Palace Car, 1921; Reading, 632;
Rock Islaad. 1861; BIT. Louis end can
Francisco, 80, DC preferred, 70b; drst
preferred, 1921; St Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1851; Sc. Paul and Omaha, 80;
do preferred 1O7l; Texas Pacific, at; Union
Pacific, 57f; United States Express, rs;
Western Union, 70.
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The Brsxton County rangie.
BRAxTON, c. &, July %, 1888

o6AAAO1 ~. ce@J - ~S~'
10 TIE Editor Of he Rtgiaz,
SIR:-The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of this county met on Saturday
Last, to consider the difficulties arising out
Of the mass convention held here on the
14th instant, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the various conventions, but
failed to come TO any definite understand
ing.
The trouble at the mass convention
srose over the fight between Messrs. w. G.
Bennett and G. c. Higgenbotbam, for the
nomination for Judge of this district, or
rather over the fight between the
factions of this county who have
.espoused their respective causes
for these gentlemen themselves have no
personal animosity, and both are men OF
sterling qualities aud high legal standing
But Bennett had the inside track, having
already twenty-one out Of the twenty
seven votes necessary to nominate, and 1t
was evident that he also had the crowd ut
the mass convention on the 14th. So much
was this apparent that although his friends
in o spirit of harmony had granted to Hig-
ginbotham's friends the Craftsmanship Of
the Convention, had offered to let each dis
trict select Its own delegates, or for each to
have his pro ortion Of the vote Of the dis
trict, or of the whole Convention, or to
divide the eouGty equally, as to form two
lines and the most noses take the whole
county, none of these propositions were
accepted, and while some 600 or 800 OF his
friends were out where they had been sent
by the chair TO be counted ON some mo-
tion, the Chairman entertained motion
TO sdjoorn, and although it appeared to
be voted down he refused to listen to cries
for division and ON such . pipa rOee vote
declared the convention adjourned and
he and large numberlof other Higgin-
botham men left. A number of Higgin-
bothsm men then united with the Bel n ut
men, the convention with the sanction Of
q majority Of the Executive Committee
was re-organized, and delegates to
the various conventions ap-
pointed. Some Of those who
withdrew now claim that those who re-
manned and held themselves within the
party organization had no right to appoint
delegates. The Bennett men who re-
manned claimed that they kept within the
party organization, which the others de-
serted, and il was this question that
brought the Executive Committee to-
gether Saturday. They have as yet failed
to see any practical way out of the diff
Guilty and the matter stands as it was.
Otherwise Brsxton is as solid as usual, and
no matter how the foregoing question is
settled, or whether il is settled at all out
side OF the various conventions to which
the delegates were accredited, will not fail
to roll mp rousing Democratic msjorities
from President down to Constable.
STRAIGHT OUT.
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Shocked to Death.

The train is slowing into Livingston,
Mont. Sounds of alteration are heard
without. Mrs. Verrigood, clasping her
hands over her ears, rushes across the
car.
ooh oh! oh Just hear that man
swearing Oh, isn't it terrible II makes
me shuder 1t is dreadful Inever heard
any thing 80 horrible in my life Oh, dear
Will nobody stop him? oh, just listen to
him (! Please do 20 out, somebody, and
make him stop! never heard such terri
BILE profanity in my life Oh, ] cannot
stand it! Clara, dear, come over to this
open window; you can't half here him
where you are %
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Inherited
Diseases.

H. te rro.a o. % r.sa the facts OF in
'''an.a are u.J anDrrous ami are dgiiy
,a..-a,.a- Hyr.. o,ts, they become ter.
''.. 'a.,t"l ans .vnrvhrlmius No fact Of
.''' n saar. pregagJ with awful mean
.eaN '"a ..t o. tus inheritance 90
'N. !. sa.t'. J.r' physician On his daily
.-'N l4A.,E.1. bis art and nlling him
.' a-'a4g. Tie h,scud u the ancient
5N' I.r,arrs Jhn Furies as pursuing
-'' 'F'n gra"-at,on 20 generation.
.'-'i Irn te>o.lte. The Furics still
",.' ""ss %; terror and death, but they
-' "'' e..h0! iG tbs garb ot supersu-
I .'. 'Pp'ar Ia the more intelIigiblc but
\ '''N.-. form nt hereditary disease.
..'..a ~.,r1r". which has Illuminated so
''a'@ ,'rErrs or nature. has she'd q
'-.i m the umlnuus words OF the
,'','s'' she sins ~ the fathers shall DO
"P'n tay chihlrrn unto the third and
IN i'r.7 atIOu Instances OF hereditary
- Ao'aHi Fifty per cent OF cases OF
''..'n mat fearful destroyer Of fami
4 - cancer AMI scrOfula. run In families
"a Inheritance. Insanity Is hereditary
: marked degree. but. fortunately, like
=. .'.-' hereditary diseases. tends to
n -. -" oli, the stock b,cOming extinct.
~. ' -l,si scientist truly says: mo
4 -. texture % the body Is exempt from
'.'e O o'ing the sub Jet OF hereditary
L.. rfpoahg more chronic diseases.
~. pe',ol'neatly modify the structure
4 ,s ',.' '.'a' u the body, aro more OF less
-. oe Inherited Tho important and
l., '.-laS Practical deductions from such
~ -'''''iHs 10 powerfully the happiness
- and families and the collective
zoo -so' the Millionaire obvious TO reflee.
- and tae best means for prevent.
-. 'efhs these diseases Is q subject OF
T..' interest To all. Fortunately nature
, S,O''lei a remedy, which experience
= h ,''sd as infalhble. and the remedy g.
49,, - tAl.ogs Swifts Specific. a pure
! ,1' 'o'e eotnpOund-uature's antidote for
. 80, - p"i'"ns. To the afflicted &c Is a
! -. o. laestmahle value. An interest.
an L,4'1se On "Blood and skin Diseases"
a -''Aied free by addressing
rHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
. Drawer 3 Atlanta. Ga.
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-, seousintance with q Iu
SAG; ,lNavs increases OUT
,s.l frenc' r..s,o WIS Synylta Blocks
Tbs : :, ON ,,sks friends as their virtues virtue:
,ontnSe 'e e. n- In,wn. Cler1men, public
SeCv ~ snd people u 81 Az; '"S ,,r ,bat won
sP.ss's' mutt in their praise o. ma R,o W"
lie ars : uT rsu,.Siy, Synyita Cough b GIS
dsrtnl new ,ranisd 70 cure Coughs, Ool1S
They sr are. WI goarseness, Tickling IN the
Eroaehi,is, SSbroat ard Group; % doses,
y nj MA Hundreds L Oeal S1S DvSsntery,
p esl ssD,s eures Of DiarrnGssA, pyssT SaS'
rsuIsrS Ss,S.T, Iaisutum, or summer S"in-
|TlpI, Va' s Sb,lers MoIbus, effected o.
pl5lHt ara ~ SsrTy Blocks; p doses, -
yn'" ". nave stacks OF ses .snio .h;I
sHs- r,orhers, who, after dOs s o Ss rp-
sVn In strong medicines ior otnS' ,SsTn
brsn S ,ii,S - have completely cured .nem
spst dls'S SSny;ta Worm Blocks; - doses,
b using Sfter yOu have tired al tns
esn end bottle remedies and nave 'T T;Si
fieh-pil.''SS, INV package Of Sy3Tlta MD
p rs ia and Liver Blocks and De c si:
bey, n.o', - cents. If you want the 1nsSs
dee s;,,s AZ in the market, buy PsekAs =
pa ",; ts Bitter Blocks for . Genus, Anu h;t
Z ~ from TO l gallon OF P0rS '0"'' ~
'sr n .s,,.s remedies only cent t,s : oG p1.
Al ", ,at,.spCOu, no sticky Ootsi =, a rus
oOH ,,., aSt packages Warranted % cure
p IN E,,'S" refunded. Sold by DRUGGISTS
Go .5:rs. Geta checker board OF You, YOU
cry W. f.ss Send your address on pss'S :,
fA,s =, .'S, c,py Of THE SYNyrrA BLOCK,
~ .O' . MAI history Of diseases ana
alS' o SV end cent stamp for q sample sample. %
ne; = p gr,ck and copy OF THS SHS VIA
O'sn D'y ,ddrsss. The synvita Co. LOCK
7, ~ y DelphOs, Ohio, y,..,;n,
u Nm -, P. HISS, Agent for "neeilnE'
5S' TSSwoRps, Agent for Martins
fsry, q
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BKNwooD.

Col. Morrison HEARTILY. one OF the hos.
ses at the steel works met with psintnl
accident on Monday. In trying to get out
of the way of buggy loaded with 4OCo
munds ofsstesl slabs, he sccidently uipped,
the wheels crushing the arst two toes OF
his left foot.
Dickson NJ. Crow and wife, OF Steuben-
Vile, O, are visiting at the residence Of
r. w. Straghan, on the liver front
win Stfsghan Is visiting friends al
steubenville. U.
Miss Cora Dee, of Bellaire, o., is the
guest of Miss Mary Hamilton ct the upper
end OF town.
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STATEs-Dull and steady.

STATES-Dull anu SteAuy.
RAILRoAps-More active; sales 81, Off,,
600.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day was
again moderately active, but the advance
received q setback, which, however, was
slight in verything but few Stoke. The
opening was made with firm tone. The
room continued moderately bullish in tenn
per and first prices were generally from !
to / per cent. better than last nights fig
ures. Weakness developed Immediately,
however, with Reading in the lead in the
transactions, but it remained firm, when
declines ranging up to per cent. were es-
tablished in the general list in the frat
forty-ive minutes. The market improved
in tone after that time, but with exceptions
of Lake Shore and Fl. Worth and Denver,
the latter Of which shot mp a per cent, the
movements were entirely insignificant and
the animation disappeared from the list
The decline was then resumed, though Lac
kawanna led a slight reaction daring the
afternoon. The weakness was increased in
the last hour and the close was active and
weak, at or near the lowest prices. The
active list is almost invariably lower this
evening. Sales 267, 325 shares. Quota
tons closed bid as follows: 49,.
Adams Express 1i5; American Express
1851; Canada Pacific, 5e; Central Pacific
35s Chesapeake and Ohio 12S dopreferred
firsts 1Ol do seconds 1O} Chicagoa and Altsn
133; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy 1l5s (;
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A Modest Reminder.

JNdge.
Robby's mother had invited few friends
to tea, and Bobby was consequently in
structed to be on his best behavior.
The conversation having become animal
ed at the table our young friend was for
gotten. A few moments sfterward hi
mother asked the servant for clean plate
lyon can have mine, mamma; theri
amt nothin' on it," said poor little Bobby
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BELLAIRE.

The County Commissioners were IN the
city to-day to view the damage done b the
Noble street bridge by the flood. They
concluded that q new structure was need
ed, and have advertised fer bids for same
I. II Burgoop. receiver Of the b u
@. road, was in the city yesterday.
Mayor. Brown turned in 500 35to the city
last month.
Thomas Maloney got the contract for the
paving of Noble street at 84a cents per
square yard. His competitors bids were
SO, SO, 80 cents, and 81. 16 per square yard.
The work is 10 commence not later than
August 18th, and be flushed not later than
October 18th.
Coroner Boyd held On inquest over the
Gallagher child killed at the bridge arch
Yesterday. Verdict in accordance with facts
already given.
F. G. warnock received his commission
as postal clerk, and left yesterday for
Toledo to report for duty. His route will
be from Toledo to Marietta.
Col. David Rankin writes from Grand
Island, Neb., that the crops on his and
Jesse Pafnell's farms are better than for
several years.
Billy Coffiand. ex-Auditor of this coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday.
The Knights of Labor asked Council to
insert q clause in all future contracts for
city work, providing that only Bellaire
iaborers be employed. Council adopted
q resolution recommending that Bellaire
labor be given the preference so far as prac-
ticable.
Elmer Beaver, of the tea store, is on the
sick list.
]. E. Williams, Of New Athens, has
taken place in Henry's photograph gal
lery.
There have been some promotions made
in the B & o. freight Office here. T. M.
Keyser has taken the place made vacant
by the resignation Of ]. II. Darrah; Mr..
Aldridge has taken Mr.. Keyser's place,
Mr.. Squiggins takes Mr.. Aldridge's and
Mr.. Fred Eberle, jr., Mr.. Squiggins' place.
People are beginning to ask if the paw
ing of the streets is not let at too low
figures to insure good work.
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Force of Habit.

Louisiana postmaster (who is assisted In
his duties by his young bride why,
Mary, what are all these postal cards do
ing here2 They should have gone in the
last mail.
Young bride (who was Massachusetts,
schoolmistressl oh, I have just put them
aside until ! should have time to correct
the spelling.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FKKD.
Whseltns

TUHDAY, July "a.
FOR new wheat SOC il still being offered
and large amounts could be purchased n
that figure, bat stock In geSssally nct
first class condition and most Of Is h No
dry yet. M. A ]. Pollock purchase
600 sushels the past week. For eli
wheat S5e IL being paid with receipts Iight.
The prices on -four remain unchaDgec. q
follow, retail prices heing frol 30 10 {
cents higher:
FI9pB AVID Choice fhmily forI
in barrels "a 80; In saeks 81 35; niddlinf
per Ton so 00a21 90; bran pr - 40 q
AL 90; wheat per bushsl, No. I, 81
FKKD-Corn per bushel 65a7ues CO -
45c; balsd hay PER ton, Old US %; sea
$40 90. Farps7s are Offering loose hay Q
$l1s!a per ton.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1a1 1-2 Per Cent.-Governmeats
Dull and steady-Stocks Lower-FlOur
Steady and Unchanged-wheat Higher.
NRw YORK, July 25.-Money on call
easy at la1 ! per cent, last loan per cent. ;
closed offered at 1s13 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 4a6 per cent; sterling
exchange quiet and steady at 4S63a4sSf.
GOVERNMENTs-Dull and steady. -
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'SD0o14
pus ,q1u ~ ~ IA uyl ps3osl usQp -
'quro slq q,IA uEq psdlsS sslqaiD 'assp
uiq AoIq, pGs uIq szoqe y pss4 pss -
no eqJ % psu1ns q uoqA tDasss Sspaa
'usqIuoW fsaO 'ssquuu q, = 80 PSsld
IsIqulo JuswNAsp seq,o aulep pss 'Nsu
sssulsuq a spsw sAoqs suoy sq1 sAsp DsI
-loou4 "a ssAIssnsq, pssa1s pss 'possJ
81 lsq, anq womb dss1 o 1su ca pe4Us
lsiquID ssowO 'ssuoq sslssu psUA qVM
sq3 70 poossoqq5Pa q, n ssps0Ip y
Tssp poc3 pssssso pas 1uAsp ~ UssRlo
cps q,uoS sstp 70 o., SuIosAs Vt
'da ss,ysw sq, Ss34eel ~ soslsd
cyl 'siod = osrv 'ooissdOeo = a 20 -
psqqo1 useq Pig Arp - - 20 SaAH 81
u sssqAsuos SaJpyDs Sfed . ~ Sq9lG
'svI tsssSubpssq - psssedss ~ II
.usu sAS puJty46 "a,
'suspsu - Ssgsu,dss S09-ylI = wssl
q Ssulvd slusO psppa eeQeA - ~
md EsowO sqSp |Is4SIsvf9 sessv
Iss:s : !: -, ,s:'.s2a.s 1s:E.ssSz:-
',,neo ssued 80. ~ sS5sI
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She Corrected the Error.

Americans, ] presume,p said the Lon
don hotel proprietor ss the party engaged
rooms.
"Bostonisns," corrected Mrs. Charles
Rivers Massey,
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B. &C RAILROAD.

Ballsire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BellAire Ct $40 m, arrives at Bsllairs at
400 D. m.
Woodsneld passenger train leaves BellAirs ct
l2O D m, arrives az Bellaire At $40 q. m
symmetrical Accommodation leaves Bellair Al
100 D. m, arrives at Bellairs At 10:l5 Q. m
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time nom Bellaire.
Az HEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and amer Monday, April 80 1888, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
run AZ follows.
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Register
6rareItrs' 6nids.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"A EXPLANATION OF RxFERxsczMA2Ks:s Daily.
{sunday excepted Monday excepted. Sun
dsy only. saturday excepted.-7S Meridian.
NAV rs, fSSS Wheeling tiIoe, which Is Just one
hoair enrlias thAn Cantral Time
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Through Tickea and baggage Chscicd to all
WI. ROBINSON. aenl Pass Agent
ParkersburR. W. v.
FRED HUsEMRN. Tray. Pass Ag'.
wheeling. w. We.
CLEVELAND 4 PITrSBuR0 Il z.

Under schedule In erect NAY ID, lisa trains
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 40 q
N. For Pittsburgh, 1917 & "a For Chicago ana
Cleveland liza p m. Fer Pittsburgh md New
York, $50 p. m. For Btcubsnytlle, sss a m.
bridgeport q 7b5 q m, lob Q. n. 129s ,, n.
Ais p m, t:t7 p N, and 5z7 pm
A. l. EALLING Ticket Agent
myis Rridsepar. Ohio
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MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIA

BALM. oyeroolnes sailosness. Biutches. an
gives Smooth, son, Youthful AID Piishle skini
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MA NOLIA

.iTEs. hahiaAss IoaDess. Roashness Pinpus
a. - .a,es AiabSster Fsce, Nsek Arms Bands.
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OlnnfnnRd.

uINusnArI, O.. July 25s = Cotton
Steady. Flour-Dull Whsat-Steadyi
No 2 red, Sc Corn-Heavy; No. 2
mixed 46s47c. Oats Weaker; no. 2
mixed 3Ila35ic. Rys-lull; No. 2, Age.
Pork-Quiet at Sl4 On Lsrd-Scarns
bat stronger ct So sfa. Bulk Meats
Firm; short ribs tS IS. Baeon--Strong;
short clear s. ga. Whisky-Quiet ut
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MAGNOLIA

BALM isinsHntIy spplssd 10 Fsss. seck. Arms
nd Hands. Removes Tan, ssnburn 4 Rrsckissi
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.poauv1svA sn,ou Issl

'po9usIzsA sr,oq lSeA3
Is szp sSIsi 'ssy et13oq rslH SuR3ss
"a SuIfnq slcjeq " $50 NO uoA 'pssno
fJ1oynb sesSesIp SuuI pus ssoNs III pas
'duoao 'vpIqsuosa SwV,sv PRO S5uoo
R,uIoddwlp IeAsa puS sssua sIsAp
" asq, ,oy %, uog eroRs slqxsIsA kssA
s!q, q! suoulous ildwp 2 sps1 ISL
'uopdmusuoO soJ fIsAossJU AsN ss1uIN
~ 70 sp,oq cay fusu ~ - sssuoSsso
iIsql % ksAs 3u!Ap geV - ssoeS suIp
o 90 p us5oT - spsa % ISAlAsl tunusS
qous pssuO ~ SuIV go o. llqsqead
'SUossa sssspua sys4x
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BALM HlGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM is not )
Paint. Powdsr or Rcugs, buts Refreshing Liquid
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". N. CLKNKNTs. Manager.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking effect May 9Th. issA ras.
aenger trains will run - folloWs-Centxal Tina
All trains daily except those marked thnt
which DC not run on Sunday:
sorrrH pouNp NO n No 8 mo SfiNo
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t-N-sl,O oV REHARD ioI lea Ss,:
Ma .S Sleed,ng o. Protruding ~ Ti' -
l N DislNg,S5 Sl :, k 1oSsS 4 Ca
|lhuI@H '"'a al A0SAI apssOdc
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YoRK, July 25.-Petroleum opened
weak nj s2ic, but after light advance in
the early trsddipg saeged of }c, when
some strength was developed, and the
price moved up above the opening figure,
after which il sagged of again and closed
weak at safe; consolidated exchange, open
ing SCI; highest S3t, lowest SGT; closed
82t; sales ,032, 900 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, July %. -Pstroleum- Opened
ct s3c; highest s3sc; lowest sale; closed
ct s2sc; sales 1,O85, 600 barrels; clear
ances 3, 26S, 900 barrels; charters 104 8s2
barrels; shipments 81. 25s barrels; runs
al, 1853 barrels. -,...t
... PittsburE. ........
PITrsBURa, PA, July 25.--Pstroleum-
Fairly active; closed lower; opened ut s3c;
closed at sac; highest s3ic; lowest sale.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, July 25.-Petroleum--
Opened at safe; closed ut 82sc; highest
sale; lowest safe; clearances !, 10, 600 bar
rels. '.t.''. = .Ti ... II"
TitusvilIe.
TIrUsvILLR, PA, July 25.-Petroleum
Opened at s3sc; highest s3lc; lowest safe;
closed at s23c. 49,. .... .,.a
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.T,EyOpD, YOUTHFUL 1APEU.
nnI gESrS Nervous D5blItyI e1rS 49, ~
HIM sosaniS Eg g;SSs,. Si;tS5s p, SaS
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{ yss,.,..,C oohhg. soothing and saloysbls
s1Sn Tor lace. neck, AIMS and hSndsl
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nINUINNATT AgD BT.

5uEusAs sIq, pIosg uAvI Hsq, - 800
-seId Iuof "a qosnqO ussSsg< qsaid pooosS
sQ3 20 ssIpsI Suuof @, 1Dv1nooHa
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Rhilade lphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July A.-Wool-Qui
and unchanged; Ohio, Pennsylvanfs
and West Virginia XXX and above 25s
soc; Y 27a2s; medium S3a34, coaIls
32,32c; New York, Michigan. Indian I
and Western fine or x and Xxx 25a26,s
medium 32a33c; coarse 32s33; fine wsshts, !,
dslaine, X and Xxx 30s32c; medium
washed combing and delsins S4a35r
coarse do 32a34c: Canada waahsd comic
ing 31a22c; tub washed 303sc; mediufo
unwashed combing and delsine 26s27,
coarse do 23a25c; Eastern Oregon l0al8,
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Mrs. Darts 1ripIets.

best
w s1 , ASs ssn e s1@mensed Ss as helped
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Address WELLS RICHARDSON CO.. Burlington, VT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26
WOOL.
Whee1iuG.

TUKnAy, July "a.
Wool continues 10 move freely in q
country. Prices remain rs TO 26c for ar
fleece washed, less one-third for unwashe(
Medium fieecss are ranging at about 2s''
for uuwashed ~ to CSC. Tub wsshsd 500
Eastern markets oont.Ess very quiet, an.
most Of the Eastern dealGs and mnnufsi
turers say that prices paid here are high$
than their market warrants Msnufactuf
ers are buying sparingly and for imast
late wants only. 7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26

Bosres. July A.-wool-steady; Obi
and Pennsy lvsnis extra fleece 27a27f
Xxx 2sAa29c; No. 32s34c; Michigan q,
ira 25}a26c; No. Michigan 30s31c; No.
combipg 23s25c: unwasbsd wocls secured
fine soc; medium do ssa4Tc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26

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Is f0s aayS "a csss gan sd D'P PS s'S Sna
a Logan AGO 'sproa s'oR"' 80 IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26
4iNBENG.

wheeling.
TUESDAY. July "a.
The ginseng market is firm. Prime
brings 81 90a2 Is per pound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26

h n-Snrep~s Soap is peerless IN cases
A I.,-g.r J,a tD- toilet, bath AMI shay ing.
p,Imer'> Skiu.SIeeesS has cured many
Il -. ..r...-g =. .s and Sgalp disorders
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26
Baltimore.

BALTIAoRR, Nd, July is. Wheat
Western active and higher; No. 2 win
tar red spot s5sas5ic; August S54c; Sep
tember s5Ias6e; December 6ssa9Oc. Corn
Western dull and firm; mixed spot sac;
August 52ac; September 522ci year ss4s
Ate Oats-Firm; western white 44a45e;
do mixed 42s42les, Rye-Higher ct Goa
&c. Hsy-Quiet sad steady; prime 10
choice western $lS OOal9 59sNProvisions
Firm and higher; mess pork Sla "a
Buttsr-Firm; wes;ern packed l4slec;
creamery lsas0c Eggs-euist and easier
at 14ta15e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-26
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