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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
NATURES HIGHWAY.
Dolnss Of Roats and Bpstmen Along the

Doluxs Of noats and Bpstmen Along the
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening in.
Dictated feet and rising slowly. Browns.
vile, feet 2 inches and fsllingi cloudy
thermometer 100. Greensboro, 10 feet &
inches and stationary; cloudy. Lock No.
4, 6 feet inch and falling; cloudy; ther.
mometer so. Rice's Landing, feet and
stationary, cloudy; thermometer 7s0.
MorgantOwn, feet inches and station.
sry; cloudy; thermometer 76o.
The Pittsburg rivermen are anxiously
watching in the hope that there will soon
be rise sufficient to Jet ont the coal that
is loaded. Nearly all the coal that was
in the pools has been lowered to the differ.
emit landings, and everything is in readi
ness 10 send it down the Ohio as soon az
there is q boating stage of water. There
are about 10000. 600 bushels of coal loaded,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06

A full line OF Serges, Pin Checks and
Drap d'Etes, which we are prepared
enable prices.
Balbriggan Underwear ut sI.00 n
aHit and upwards. Fancy FLANNEL
Shirts az so cents and upwards, at
q. HESS a. SONS.
1921 and 1888 Market street.
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wonffarful Curaa.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures efected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases of pro
nouneed consumption have been entirely
cured by use of few bottles of DR., Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
vays. Told by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06

Earned runs, Wheeling 4; two-base hits,
G. westlske, Otterson; three-base hits,
Otterson, Morrison; struck out, by Easton
/, by Morrison 6; bases on balls, off
Easton 5, off Morrison A; wild pitches,
Easton /, Morrison l; passed balls, Yak 2,
Westlake; double plays, Reid to Ryn,
Shoup to Ryn TO r Westlake. Time, ,
hours. Umpire, Simmons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
Fifty People Injured.

NEW ORLEANS, July A special dis.
patch in regard to the Water Valley disas.
ter says that nearly fifty people were taken
from the ruins Of the grand stand with
broken arms and limbs, bruised bodies and
almost every conceivable wound, but it SC
happened that no one was killed outright.
1t is impossible as yet to give the List Of
wounded, some of whom it is thought can
not live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
A Fine Stallion Burned,

GREELEY, Col, June 5.-The buildings
and fences Of the Weld County Fair Asso.
cation were burned yesterday. Tom Nc.
Clelland's IS, 200 stallion Rembrandt Wa
burned to death. Shortly after, the John.
son Touring mills caught fire and were
burned to the ground.
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BEEwOOD.

Mrs. Frank Porterfield Is the guest of
friends in Pittsburg.
A number of strangers are in town.
The rain settled the black dust for the
time.
1t looks as if the motor will not be run
ming this far by the middle ofnext month.
The proprietor of the merry -go-round
has again pitched bis tent in the town.
The Fourth is still being celebrated by q
few.
Mr.. James Higgins, Of Centre ward, Is
on the sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
Almost a Centenarian,

GAINESVILLE, o., July 5.-Hoss
Doudna, the Oldest citizen of this Warren
township, died yesterday in the ninety.
sixth year Of his age. Deceased had been
resident Of this vicinity for eighty three
years, and was the last of our earliest
pioneers. He was a life. long member Of
the Guernsey Society of Friends and widely
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
Accant the Ordinance.

The Citizens Natural Gas Company
yesterday filed with City Clerk Bowers its
formal acceptance of the recent city ordi
nance granting the company permission t.
Law and maintain its lines within the city
The Board Of Directors of the Company
has organized by electing Humphrey y.
Arnold of Philadelphia, President, and I.
II. Dixon, of the same city, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
FIoarar Found At Charlsston.

CHARLEsFoN, W. Va, July 5.-The
nude body of an unknown colored man
was found floating in the KanaHha river,
near lock 6, this morning. The Coroner
was notified and an inquest held, bat no
further facts we're ELECTED. He was
about 25 years Of age, and had been in the
water about week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
Rncklin,n ArnIcs SalYa.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblsins,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
IL is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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League and Association.

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 2, Washing
ton g.
At Chicago-Chicago 4, Philadelphia B.
At Observation-Disclosures IA, Brook
lyn7.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Bos
ton Z.
At Detroit-Detroit Is. New York l3.
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a1brelin9 Resister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rharmnmatar Recorn

Mr.. o. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations of
the temperature Thursday: a. M,
10; 8 q. m, so; II ~, 81; 3 p. m, SO;
I'd. m, IS. Weather ehangeable.
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arSFRAL NTKLLLeENCE.

The Democratic Executive commit.ee'
The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee did not have quorum last night,
and 50 adjourned to meet Saturday at ~
o'clock q. m. The meeting is to determine
tbe mode of selecting delegates tc the state
and Congressional conventions, and, there.
fore, is an important one and should be
fully attended.
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Stricken with pa,.,v,Is-

GRAFTON, W. Va, JUL 5.-Dr. A. 8.
Wander, Sem, q prominsnt physician, had
another stroke Of paralysis yesterday
and ia in critical condition.
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An ErrOr.

In q communication, signed BY Rev. >.
Fl. McMechen, in the REGISTER OF Tues
dsy, the sentence: "Many Of your readers
would think otherwise, and they are not
all 'Prohibitionists' either" was made 10
read. after running the gauntlet Of the
news-room and proof.resder: MANY OF
YOUR readers would not, and they are not
all 'Prohibitionists' either"-a material
change in the sense
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Address Registered Letters y
sEv OHLsAHs HATIsIAl. nA.!

REH EMBEB that the pycseucs Of To.
Beauroeard and Early, Who are In charrs
drawings, 10 guArAntae q shAoluts faifrs
integrity, that uts chanoe are ell sqys
that no ono can ponibly divine What -
Vill drkw Q prize.
u GTARSsTEED NJ ~ TSTR asrs
4 L. RAHkN OF Nov Orieans, and the N
are signed BY this Prcddent Of IN tnasE'
Whose chartered rights arc Recognised
higbest Court; therefore, beware Of any
iod4 oY AnoDy "a ous scnsmsa jel3Hk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06

TURTLE SOUP and lunch at Henry Eich-
enberg's saloon, HOO McColloch street,
Saturday evening from 6 to 10 o'clock.
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TURTLE Sour and lunch at Henry Eich-
enberg's saloon, hoo MeColloeh street,
saturday evening from 6 10 10 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06

TURTLE SOUP and lunch at Henry Eich-
enberg's saloon, HOO McColloch street,
Saturday evening from to 10 O'Clock.
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Building a Large Addition.

The work of improving and extending
the plant of the Central Glass Company
seems to be constantly going on, under the
energetic management of President N. B.
Scott. The Company is now at work on a
2OxsO foot addition to the floor space in the
rear of the lears, the building being
extended toward the creek on the
east. This will greatly add to the value of
the works, and will correspondingly facili-
tate the production Of ware. The brick
layers are also at work putting new crowns
in two of the furnaces.
Prerident Scott said last night that deal
ers were beginning to come in with their
orders, and that prosperous trade was an
ticipated, all the conditions seeming to be
favorable.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWE
IN the Academy Of Nukir, New orlsas,
Tuesday, JAY 10, lSSS
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3OO,OG
100000 Tickets ~ Twenty Del
each. Halves $40, Quarter
Teuths o.; TWentleths o..

alA Prizes amounting ia
EoTE-Tickets drawing Capital friRf ~
entitled TO terminal Prizes.
SS-For Club Rates, o. any further inio'rf
desired. write legibly 10 the undersigned, %
stating your residence. with state, COUNTY
aud Number. More rapid return mall tei
will be assured by your enclosing al ErH
bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTEN, Eapres u
Orders, or New York Exchange I'm oriiniT
ter. Currency by Exprss (a our .I.Esi
dressed N. A, DAUPHtN.
NeW Orleans, IA
Or; n. A. DAUPHIS,
WashinglOa, ID. 4.
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Police Court.

In Police Court, yesterday morning.
John Snider, for disorderly conduct, got
500 and costs. William Rsiney, William
Sargent, James Fitzsimmons, d. W. An
drews and John Mourse, for shooting lire
crackers after being warned to desist by
the officers, got 81 and costs each, amount
ing to SIS 50 in each case. Nelse Gray, for
throwing boulder at William Mason, got
So and costs, and the case against Mason
was dismissed. William Sell paid Sl1.S5
for disorderly conduct, and James Dugan,
Thomas Pyles and William Kemp went mp
for drunkenness in default Of 81 and costs.
An Ohio Ghost.
The citizens of Warren township, Bel
mont county, are wonderfully excited over
the appearance of ghost" The region
wherein this so called spirit has been seen
is known as "Hog Sink" About two
weeks ago the wife of citizen OF the above
named place died. Since that time she
has appeared in various forms, causing the
husband and children to flee in terror at
the hour of midnight from their home. A
few evenings after her death, the husband
states, ball of fire came down the chin
ney and rested upon the breast of one Of
the boys for over two minutes. Strange
to say, this boy is now very III, and not
expected to recover. A few evenings after
the appearance of the ball Of fire, the
ghost" mother mysteriously appeared In
long, white, flowing robes, and grasping
this same boy in her arms carried him to
the door and threw him TO the ground.
She then vanished as mysteriously as she
came. The husband and children fed to
the nearest house and cannot be induced
m M hack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-06
THE REDUCTION
PROPOSED, TEMPORARILY, IN THE WAGES
OF HOLDERS.
improvements at the Central Glass Works-0rdinanc
Accepted oil and Gas at TaylOrstown-
General Industrial Notes.

The reduction in the wages Of the mol
ders of the country, proposed By the
manufacturers, and DOW under considera-
ton by the men, is exciting a great deal Of
interest at present among the parties in
terested. The manufacturers state they
have no alternative than TO close down,
unless the men consent to the cut Of ten
per cent. proposed, and assign reasons
which appear to be plausible. 1t is espec-
tally true OF the stove trade that this is a
dull season, and that plants must either
be closed down, or stocks accumulated.
The manufacturers cay they would rather
keep on at work, and give their men the
employment, but in justice to themselves,
under the circumstances, it is impossible.
They promise that the reduction shall be
only temporary.
In Cincinnati the Molders' Union has
taken this view of the matter, and have
decided not to strike, as the following,
from the Enquirer, of that city, will show:
1.-THE iron molders have decided not to
strike July 18th, as has been believed all
along This action was taken after their
committee in conference with the manu-
facturers had reported. The latter gave
good reasons for the reduction OF % cents
day, and the same was accepted with the
understanding that they will be restored
when the market improves.
ION Thursday next the Chamberlain
Stove Company will resume work, as will
the Fsyorite Company on Monday next.
They have been closed ever since last
October. Both establishments will run to
their full capacity, and about four hundred
men will be given work at the old WAGES. "
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Index to New Advertisements,
SECOND PAGE

SECOND PAGE.
LOSt-POCketbOOk.
Gate City Stone Eilter-Ewiug Bros,
waniet-Man to Work on Farm.
wantsd d Girl for Homework.
Early ClOsiDg-COpuerS Snedeker.
wheeling Female College.
Kana~ ha Falls Hotels. A. & W. B. Rigg.
Undertaking-G Mendel & Co.
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.%Mazgzs,z
FIJI
OenNtssis,s

Ne Tie undersigned BsnkI and bsale
nav all Prisee drawn In The Louisiana ga.
t6rics which may be presented at o1, cprs
II, VI. WALMSLEY, Pros. lSu,hsli 81
PIERRE LAHAUX, Pres. State SGgl
a. BALDWIN, PrcA New Orlssni HIli
CARL KOHH, Prost Crion NsioaL /
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PEOPLE leaving town for their SKINNER recfe
alton can have the ROOSTER mailed to them at
any address by calling at the Counting Room.
Rates same as in the city and postage prepaid.
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l.. &. COOP sella dry poods the cheapest
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FOURTH PAGE.
FOR HOT WEATHER.

White sulphur Springs
Special Bargsins-Egger, Warrick & Co.
Furniture and Undrrtsking-Frew Bertschy
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,,,io,,st;no large demand for these goods
Late en- he season. we have made extensive pui-
chsses recently ADD have now on sale ana dM a.X
arriving the largest stock ct prices tnst VIII
save you monty II yol consider Styles snu quai
~. Call soon In order 70 Obtain oes' s!ie''
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Bend. and sseeL..

INV louK, March 2s.--Money on call
easy ht 20 Q per cent; last loan 2 y per cent .
closed offered ut "a per cent. Prime mcrcan.
tile paper sal yer cent. Sterling exchange
quiet but steady at isjE for sixty day bills,
and az y for demand
Government bonds very dull and heavy.
State bonds were very duh and steady.
The coal stocks aud the high priced
granger- were the leading features Of the
stock market to-day, and these being weak,
tho entire list was suspended, though 10 linn.
tied extent only. The gains In the general
list amounted Ia fractions only, and IN the
afternoon u gave way, and the carly nd.
yanocs were lost with something In addi.
ton. lAckawanna became the feature after
noon, aud with Delaware and Hudson, Rock
Island aud Jersey Central was extremely
weak throughout making marked declines.
Tho rally was slight and Of no importance
and the close was heavy NJ the lowest prices
reached. A few 81 the active list show
slight advances, but Fort Worth and Den.
yer lost "a; Jersey Central =, Burlington
2lf Iackawanna aud Delaware aud Hudson
each sc.
Railroad bonds were duh aud while price.
were irrcgulafly changed during the fore
noon, the market became weak later In sym
pathy with shares aud closing figures an
generally lower Sales, S72i,O,O
Tho total sales Of stocks today were 40 81.
shares. Closing quotations.
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General News.

THE Chickasaw got away for White river
last evening. with nice trip.
THE Gayoso backs out ut O'clock this
afternoon for Tiptonville and the upper
bends.
The Kate Adams leaves this evening at 5
o'clock for Helena, Frars Point Tcrrene and
Arkansas City.
The Future City, with four bargcs loaded
with grain and merchandise, passed down
from st. Louis to New Orleans yesterday
afternoon.
Ma, CARuriI, Of Kentucky, Monday intro
duced in the House a bill authorizing the
construction Of bridge across the Ohio river
at Louisville.
The Coal City having in tow number Of
empty coal barges, passed here yesterday
morning on her way from New Orleans to
the Ohio river
The James lee brought in from Friars
Point yesterday % bales cotton, 1874 sacks cot
ton seed and II head stock. She returned
last night with fair trip.
The City OF Monroe for Natohez at 10
o'clock am, and the City OF Cairo. for s..
Louis at the same time, are the Anchor line
steamers leaving here tomorrow.
THE Rosa Lee arrived from the upper
coast yesterday with 33 bales cotton, 1 bag
seed cotton, 43 sacks cotton seed and s sacks
corn. She went back last night with fair
trip.
SrEAMBoArNEN are predicting big flood
this year, probably in few weeks. The
river here Is rising over an inch an hour.
The gauge at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
showed "a feet 8 tenths, or feet tenths
below the high water mark Of 1882. Farm
ers az points along the Mississippi river.
both above and below here, are preparing
for the food, and are moving their stock 10
place OF safety. Similar reports come
from the Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers. The outlook at present
is very gloomy.
THE PittsbuIg coal operators comprise one
OF the most substantial bodies Of men In the
country. Capts. W. w. o'Neal, Jos. Wal
ton and Thos. Fawcett are probably the
oldest in the business, and Capt. John A.
Wood is not far behind. Capt. Sam Brown
and Harry Brown are comparatively young
men. They succeeded their father, W II.
Brown, deceased. who was probably the
heaviest and richest coal operator Of the
west. Aside OF being heavy owners OF coal
lands the above are large owners OF steam
boat and floating stock used in towing coal.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Market steady quotations unchanged was
the condition u Affairs yesterday. Eggs
seemed ntmcr In tone. The Chicago board
Of trade. the ~. Louis Merchants exchange
aud the Memphis Merchants exchange will
be closed Good Friday.
At New Orleans the sugar market Is quiet
aud prices though quoiahly unchanged, are
we'll maintained. The demand Is fair for
open kettles, NJ that grade Is comparatively
scarce, prices Tor IL are firm. The demand
for csntriiugala Is only moderate, though
sufficient 10 promptly absorb iitsh arrivals
Molasses continues quiet but steady. Their
Is no change 10 note In the rice market.
Aocorlmgio the New York Commercial Bal
leiin Of latest date the position Of the grocer,
trade seems To be iairly promising In all gcn
cu,l particulars. About the only change Il
value IL little easier feeling In sugars.
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rnNsOIIpATIp sfAIrNrNT.


Al noon. spots--Aciivc aud prices hard
ening. sales. lbV1 halr-, OF which Amcri
can. a.. luO bales Receipts i0.01 bales. OF
which American, 7,2Do bales Closing quota,
tions were A. follows Ordinary, 4jsd: good
ordinary. 81, low midling, SD. good mid.
ding Odd middling uplands, 5-iGd; mid
dling Orleans, Old
Futures opened steady az advance and
closed steady n, follows
fThe prices arr given IN pence aud Ciths
tins. aus means 1864, and 6.Oi means
5.l-0id
At4p M March, inl, buyers; March
April, Sihi, buyers ApdLMay, 6.i9i, buy.
en- May-Iunc, h2id, sellers; Junc-July.
522d, value; July.August b.23d, buyers,
Aurist-Septcmbcr 523, buyers, September
ara, buyers, september October, 6.lCd, teli'
ers.
HAvRH.
Spois-Pricos quiet aud steady. Tres orli.
nairc Orleans spot, Gji.f; futures for April
delivery. 62iiG
Notc-1rcs ordinairo Orleans spot 6Sf.
represents COT. francs for ~ kilos VI strict
middling cotton llavrc terms A kilo N
about lbs, or Is 3j-l0O kilus equal 100 lbs
A franc IL equal "a 30
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ureaastuUs

Cons Mru--S,andari sos; pearl, 81 90,
roRrT, S2.glltaOe quiet.
BrANu ASp PLAs-Nayy beans. 2756t3 90;
Asdlum, $40 Stock peas. sl.2j per bu;
lady peas ti.Ij Ter bu, black eyes si.5o
Per bu.
oar Mru--in half bils. $50 from store.
fLouH-fpm store common. faOO6a1 70.
family. 81 2it'1dH choice. 81 5na.9 IS. fancy,
fLOos,l 10 extra fancy, d2satSo patent,
si600t50o quiet.
CnAcETRs.- Soda extra. ic. sofa treble en-.
ira, tIsc ginger snaps, ok@Oifo, assorted
iumblcs, To-
CR,cErp wnt,r.-ln half bris, ii25 from
store.
nnNINY ANn Olns Prom slorc. q IS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-29
Thursday, 5th of April,
AIN O'Clock Am.. as iOllOws

~ ~ 'NteNh auAss -
Lot c5siW feet. on northwest corner o, shelby
and Hotel streets.
lot aisio5 ics, on south side Of Bcaie street, ives,
Of shelby street
lot No. n, on west ,Ids Of Clinton street, 2ixi,o
feet, through 10 Tennessee street.
Lots "a q aud q. on south slde OF ncaie street,
s5xiT feet ,outhwcs, corner Of Clinton street
10, on souih ,ide Of Eas, Court s7xias,t feet,
with brick stable thereon. now occupied BY the
southern Esprc~ company.
lot on south slde Of EAsi Court street. s7Siis's
feet with brick building thereon, occupied I" a
cotton pickcy andp pres
Lot southwest corner Of shelby and Hotel slneis,
axieo feet. with brick warehouse aud once there
on, opposite Gayoso hotel
The very desirable brick cotton warehouse,
ias,sx2oo feet, on cast side Of shelby street, be
tween Bcalc and Linden streets
AIso-Iho three icursiory brick building, I'm.
mcdlatcly north Of the 0syoso hotel. occupied by
Mallory. Crawford a Co. q. W. Jones A Co and
wooirud oliver rcspcctl,eiy. iisxiis,f feet, on
southeast corner Of shelby and osyoso streets
TERMs-onc fourth 90 cnsh. balance In one,
two, three, four and ave yoar., with interest at
pet cent, payable annually.
Twin iate pleasure In showing the above proper.
y 10 any one desiring 10 buy, OF In answering the
inquire. II correspondents disposed to purchase
property IN The most thriving city In the southwest
cARnrSaTox MASON. Arm.
MuLfonp buys old gold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-29

T. I. N. @. rs not a curc-all, but a quarter
OF a century Of constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In
fallible Neuralgia Cure is the only known
infallible cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2S3
Main efroat
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Ieeslstun..

HAY-Choicc. irum store, a5c@ti00. car
load, from lc,ce or depot. tis5oCtip 10
prime, store. 0od1 +. car load from lcyec
or depot sl5.upa $50, prairie from store,
ooefI0g coz load from leyce OF depot, 1850
Gtl2uo.
BHAs--From store, s.oO. from leyoc or
depot. iinD
ConN-from Store. white, G2c, mixed, bsc;
from lo,cc or depot white, In bulk, SIC; In
sks, Un,s mixed, IN bulk, 5ic, IN sks, sc.
OArs-from store, white, t5c; miKcd, i0c.
from lcNcc 0r DEPOT white, IN bulk, asc IN
tks, 40; mixed, w bnlk, BIZ. In sks, So.
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Mule. aud Horses.

HonsIs-fair demand; drivers. fi256i75;
heavy draft, tl75622i; saddle, ti50@2o0 er.
ira saddle. s2cOa2JO, plugs, tSOd65; Texas
ponies, t25(ttO, common drivers, t7JCai0o.
MULN---Fair dcmand IA TO HH hands
high s0oali0 iijl TO Is hands high, Sil0a
i25. ~ 10 1917 hands high, si25CalO0; i5li u
10 hands high, Si5OetiD.