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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14
MISSISSIPPI PRESS ASSOCIATION
COMMITHEEA.
GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
J. W. Buchanan, Chairman; W. C. Mclean,
B. e. Adams, J. G. Longstreet, DIR. u. w.
Trimble, Dr. D. McHenry, ". E. Smith,
Max Ginsburger.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Max Ginsburger, Chairman; J.W. Buchan-
an, W; n. Pass Fl; +. Calm, Q; J. Nance, A.
merfield, ]. B. McCord, Sam Laurence, A. 4.
Bell, Jno. Powell, Rev. T. J. Newell, b. F.
Thomas, A. G. Leigh, A. 7. Roane.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
J. G. Longstreet, Chairman b. c. Adams,
Sam Vile, A V. b. Thomas, r. 4. Payne, W.
g. Mclean, A. G. Hebron, r. N. Hall, q. b.
Jones, W. +. Smith, r. W. Jones, DR.. ]. j.
Gage, G. l.. Wilder.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION.
DR.. q. w. Trlmble, Chairman; DR.. D. B.
Mchenry, r. 1. Payne, b. 9. Adams, A. H.
Whitfield, j. e. Hughes, W. II. Fitz-Gerald,
r. p. Lake, s II. Garner.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
C.J. Austin, Chairman; w. B. Wright, j.
I'll. Barksdale, VIM. Halam, Chas. Trimbl e
]. T. Thomas, II D4sk, b.. C. Duncan, E. j..
FttzlGerald. '&gSf
BANQUET COMMITTEE.
Max Ginsburger, Chairman; DR.. s. B.
J. Cuff, B: G. Adams, +; r. Austin, Geo.
Lake. Gus Wolfe, A. G. Hebron, j. NJ. Bishop,
DR.. s. D. g. Scruggs.
COMMITTEE ON BALL.
Il. w. Jones, Chairman; ]. T. Thomas, c.
j. Austin, II. j. Fitz-Gerald, Sam Vile, j, H.
B.rksdale, j Z. Longstreet, ]. b. Snider, Geo.
Fitz-Gerald, E. j. Gerard, W. B. Wright, S. E.
Shackleford, Chas. Trimble.
COMMITTEE ON LITERARY AND MUSICAL EN-.
TERTAINMENT.
B. G. Adams, Chairman; o. F. Bledsoe.
W. Buchanan, %. l.. Kimbrough, J. c. Ca.
rothers, A. Mas, W. #. Caldwell, L. Bern
hardt, Rev. DR.. Lawson, F. B. Nichols.
COMMITTEE ON ToAsTs.
Col. ]. i. Williams Chairman; r. Horton,
S. $. Fairfield. A. 4. Roane, j. G. Longstreet
j, b. McCord, Dr. c. +. Goodwin.
COMMITTEE ON AcCoMMoDATIoN.
r. IT, Latting, Jr., Chairman; c. q. Buford
DR.. s. B. Smith, X. H. Winter, A. q. Dubard
W. P. Ferguson, A. Gerard A. 4. 1nman, ]
w. Berry, e. W. Jones, DR.. ]. B. Cage j, T
Garner, f. s. Wright, ]. Pryor, q. b. Jones
G. W. Lake, DR.. 4. NJ. Hight, ]. Cuff, Jno
Powell, Thomas Phelan, h, W. McAfee.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATION.
Mrs. Jno. Powell, and all the ladies Of thu
city, whose cooperation is earnestly re
quested.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Monday night was dark, rainy and
tenpestuous night. Lowering clouds
rolled in every direction, with constant
vivid flashes of lightnings, heavy and
sometimes sharp peals of thunder, fol-
lowed by alternating showers. Although
it may now (Tuesday) be too wet to
plow, vegetation looks we'll in the gar
dens and promising in the fields, as we
learn that stands Of corn are good where
not washed up early after planting. 1t
is time that cotton was in the ground,
and yet there are several weeks to inter-
vene before it may be considered late.
Now is the time to speed the plow, ye
hardy sons OF soil.
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$500 REWARD!

We will pay the above reward for any
case ofliver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
costiveness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills, when the direc-
tions are strictly complied with. They
are purely vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Large boxes contain
thirty sugar-coated pills, 25c. For sale by
all druggists. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations, The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN C. WEST & CO.. SG2 W.
Madison St., Chicago, III.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

From 1879 to 1856 | was the Land Clerk
in the State Auditors Officr and am there
fore post, in regard to lands in the Mis-
sissippi bottom and throughout The State.
| will furnish, at shortest possible notice,
st,ements 10 buy State lands from the
Auditor or any other of he land officers.
Look up old titles and records and furnish
abstracts for lawyers and others. Furnish
township pIats and field notes, pay taxes
ami look after all kinds of land matters.
If you want your lands sold. place them in
my hands Office in Safe Capital, Jack
son, Miss
Tmch3l SS6u
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The Press Convention.
Sardis Reporter.l

Sardis Reporter.l -
An interesting and pleasant occasion
is anticipated at Grenada on the 9th of
May, when the State Press Association
will meet in that town, We are well
satisfied the occasion will be both pleas
ant and interesting, and we hope it will
esult in substantial benefit to the press
the State and to the public. We
know:that the hospitable people Of Gre
NADIA will leave nothing undone, that
they can DO, to make the time pass away
pleasantly to all who attend, "of whom
we hope to te one of which,"
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On Monday we had the pleasure of
meeting Messrs. Willie and Jack Will
Jams, of Williamsvile, in the eastern
part of the county. These two gentle
men are the highest representatives OF
our intelligent and progressive farmers,
and our MERCHANTS and citizens generally
are always glad to see them. With
pleasant homes and ample means, their
homes are the seats of splendid hospi-
tality, which they delight to indulge to
their friends, or the honest waytarer.
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FOR SALE!

Bottom Lands, Improved and UninDrOVeQ,
From 80 to 5000 acres, in a body. in
Washington, Bolivar, Issaquena and
Sunfower Counties.
Also, Town Lots. in the fourishing
city of Greenville, Miss.
Price low, Terms reasonable. For
further particulars; address
HARRY X. JOHNSON,
Civil Engineer and Real Estate Agent,
Greenvllle, Miss.
M 1898
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FOR SALE.

My Residence in west ward. A very de.
sirable location, excellent water, good
garden, abundance of young fruit trees,
barn, carri 'ge house, wood and coal
house, corn crib and sheds. House in
gooi condition with closets, pantry, bath
room and everything convenient Seven
acres of land, fences nearly new and in
good condition. Also forty acres
OF land adjoining the above. This
property will be offered at bargain and
must be sold.
F. B. NICHOLS
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

This week has been unusually dull as
to business. The people of the country
have remained closely at home watching
their interest, which varies by wind and
weather. 1t has been too wet to do
much plowing, but it was warm, and
vegetables grew off rapidly. Gardens
hook well with early vegetables matured,
such as lettuce, radishes, mustard, on
ions, ETC., while cabbage, tomatoes,
beans, etc, look promising.
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Habitual Constipation.

And kidney and liver ills, depending on
weak or inactive condition Of the kid.
neys, liver, or bowels, are successfully
and permanently cured only by the use
of the gentle yet effective laxative and
diuretic, Syrup of Pigs. Its advantages
are evident; it is easily taken, pleasing
to the taste acceptable to the stomach,
harmless to the most delicate system,
and truly beneficial in effective.
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GRENADA, Miss, April 10, 1883.

EDITOR SENTINEL: I desire through
you paper to state that the Northern
District of the Grenada Missionary Bap-
tist Association will meet at Pine Grove
Church, ON Saturday before the 5th Sun
day in this month. The Moderator, j..
M. Weathers, desires that all the mem
bers be present on that day.
BY request Of the Moderator.
J, s, STARKs, Clerk,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

Every time you buy so 90 worth OF fgoods
from G. J. Austin & Co. you will receive
a ticket which gives you chance at their
500 90, $75 90 and $50 90 cash drawing
that takes place August Is, 1883.
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AGENTS WANTED.

To represent the popular and valuable
work, "Three DecAdes''-30 years ofour
country's history, its times aud men, by
Hon. S. S. (SunseD Cox. The work is
finely illustrated. President Grover
Cleveland says: 81 can conscientiously
commend Three Decades, to my fellow
citizens" Write for circulars, etc, to,
CENTRAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Jackson. Miss.
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Agents Wanted.

For the new and fast selling book
MARY, Queen of the House of David and
Mother of Jesus" the story of her life
BY Revs. Drs. A. S. Walsh and 7. De,
Witt Talmage. The work is finely illus
trated and large compensation is given
those who represent it For circulars
'erms, etc, address Central Publishing
Company, Jackson, Miss
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

We would warn our farmers to be on
the lookout for buffalo gnats. Keep
your gnat oil or plenty Of grease by. An
oversight on this subject may cost many
valuble mules or horses.
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John Erwin, little son of Rev. and Mrs.
J. E. Thomas, died in this city Wednes-
day morning OF pneumonia and measles.
Thus one more sinless spirit has gone to
Join the ranks Of the redeemed beyond
the skies.
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Besides sellingan and all goods cheap
er than any other house in North Mis-
sisippi, the lightning, pushing house of
G. ]. Austin & Co. will actually give
away, on August Is, 1888, the following
grand cash gifts:
First Grand Cash Gift............$l00 90
Second Grand Cash Gift........"75 90
Third Grand Cash Git. 90
Every person buying 50 90 worth of
goods will receive a ticket in the above
drawing. What rare chance this is for
drawing snug sum of money.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given, as required by
City Ordinances, that there will be an
election held on the first Monday of May
1888, in the city of Grenada, in conform
ity to law. to elect one Mayor, one City
Marshal and Tax Collector, two Alder
men from the East ward, two Aldermen
from the West ward, and two from the
city at large; one City Treasurer, and one
Recorder. ...
3. c. ADAMS,
April 6, 1888. Mayor.
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To One and All.

I am in Grenada with a strictly first
class stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries and
other General Supplies, and want part
of your trade. ! make no unreasonable
promises, and don't say I am the only
merchant there is; but d. say : will
sell you good Goods as Low AS ANY
ONE, and propose to make my good
come right up to what I recommend
them to be. l buy DIRECT from
HEADQUARTERS, with SPOT CASH,
and will give my customers the adyant-
age of all discounts that CASH BUY.
ING can get. I am in no combination
or ring, and dictate my own prices.
Respectfully,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

Grenada expects every Democrat to
do his duty, and by go doing they will
elect the regular nominee, Mr.. W. H.
Crowder City Marshal on Monday May Z.
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By order of the Board of Supervisors, I
will on Monday, May Z, 1888, sell at auc.
ton, in front Of Court House door, the
following property belonging to county
of Grenada: South division lot 100, 26i
feet front on Main street and 104A feet
deep. North East / and South ] lot 2,
R. D. Crowder's survey and part Of East
] North West + Sec. II township %,
range s east. All in East ward, city Of
Grenada. Payments to be cash, or in
one and two years.
SAM LAURENCE,
President.
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Have you seen that beautiful stock of
Coaching Parasols at A. Summerfield &
Bros?
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Cheapest Parasols in Grenada, in end.
less varity.-at the Great Bargain Housy
uf 4. Summerfeld & Bro.
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Valuable Lot for Sale.

I offer my lot on Margin Street for
sale, together with stable, fencing, brick,
etc. SAM SHACKELFoRD.
April 7, 'SS.
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If you want Pure Lard, ask your mer.
chant for sAllcutt's Leaf Lard None
better. (decI78t)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

Hallam & Robertson sell the White
New Home, Wheeler & Wilson, Singer
and Eldredge machines.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

Competition takes a back seat when
when we price our Parasols and Sun Um-
trellas. A. Summerfeld & Bro.
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All kinds of staple, fancy and heavy
groceries can always be had at lowest
figures at Jas. Pryor's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

A fresh stock of Fancy and Staple
Groceries at J. F. Moss, on Depot
Street,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

II you want the best -four ask your
merchant for the Halliday. (decl7SD
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J. F. Moss keeps and sells everything
cheap in the staple and fancy grocery
line. Call on HIM and convince your
salf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1888-04-14

We will sell you bran new sewing
machine for $40 90.
Hallam & Robertson.
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Hallam & Robertson sells the New
High Arm Singer for S25 90.
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Good rooms and the best of meals al.
ways at the Pass House.
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Look at our stock of Parasols and we
will sell you.-A. Summerfield 4 Bro
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We fascinate the fastidious with our
line of clothing. A. Summerfield & Bro.
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J. F. Moss keeps the Evans Baking
Powders-best in the market.
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Lemon and Vanilla Waters and Ko-ko
Taffy, and Fancy Cakes and Crackers of
all kinds at J. F. Moss.
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Corn Picked Beef and Fresh Picked
Pigs Feet at J. T. Moss.
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A splendid stock of Fancy Candies
cheap at J. F. Moss.
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81. Austin & Co.'S, lou prices on al
good goods talk for themselves. Save
money by calling on them.
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We ask the public to call and examine
our stock and convince themselves
that we mean what We say, and can sell
better goods at lower prices than any
house in North Mississippi;
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Sale of city Property at Auction.

April 6, 1888. Mayor.
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I-----.--.-,,; -
SpsngIer Post is making big preparations
for Decoration Day.
Several Democrats will attend the 80 80
Convention at Dayton.
john Lucas and M..ss Nellie Bullet have
been married
Walter Houchins and Miss Margaret
Prutchev were married by Rev. L. f..
.aa,a-
Martins Ferry lumber firm sued a
r1,rd y,,rI man Yesterday for SO. The
800. -. ,,t ~ a Notwithstanding
Oths- clgryinv-bays have been employed
81. the old Goblet Works. and the factory
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- business done showed very marked in
crease. The advance was stopped only
with close Of business, which was active
and strong at about the top figures for TO-
day. The active list is almost invariably
higher tots evening, though the gains re-
corded are for fractional amounts only.
Sales 2&5,6J5 shares. Quotations closed
bid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
lV'; Canada Pacific. 80; Central Pacific
III. Chesapeake and OHIO II; do preferred
mst~ 81, do seconds . Chicago and Alton,
1915 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rs,
Delaware aud Hudson, los; Delaware,
L2ckawanGa AID Western l29; Denver
and Rio Grande, Is; Erie 2ii; do pre-
terrcd, So; Fl Wayne l5l; Illinois
Central l2ul; Lake Shore, 9i!; Michigan
Central, ~; Minneapolis and St. Louis,
=; do preferred, 1O.; Missouri Pacific,
~; Northern Pacific, 2il; do preferred,
32t ; Chicago and Nprthwes' IN, 1O9; do
preferred, ll2; New York Central, 1913
Oregon Trauscontlueutal, 2iI Pacific No.
@Ii; Peoria, D. * t., - Pittsburg los;
Pullman Palace CIR, II, , Reading, Gos
RocE ISLAND 100; 81. LoUis aud Ssu
sF,aCi,co %. % preferred, 81; FIRST
preferred, ll&; ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, IUll ST. Paul aud Omaha, IS:
do preferred lO7; Texas Pacific, ~, Union
Pacific So; Unitsj States ENp-"oa -;
Western Union 764.
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grgal aotites.
Commissioners Notice.
In ChanCCry.

NmE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Srmc Interesting Information Concerning
the Pending Political Contest.

Srinc Interesting Information Concerning
the Pending Political Contest.
The fight for delegates to the Congress
.ioual convention 20 he held at Bellaire,
will occur to-day. The fight in Martins
Ferry HIS narrowed down practically to J.
u Taylor and d. 4. HoilingswOrth. Mr..
Taylor's interests are represented by the
Republican managers, and The mass OF the
solid Republican party while Holdings
worth depends aImcst entirely upon the
faded out prestige of George Robin IN,
The man who puts people - sleep aud
carries the vote Of the city in his vest
pocket and eN sheriff S-dgwick and
vllum.uuus family of brothers. Mr.
Holhngsworth has done 9 very foolish
thing in this clmpaigl. BY the men he
has chosen 10 manipulate his campaign and
spend his Doodle in Belmont county,
me- has aragoniz I almost all the
Republicans in the county. In the first
place these men owe sll they have, end all
the are - the Republicans who put them
into their pras,ut position al gulueuce, and
whom they are now a0irg1ulzug NOi-
lingswoIlh can not get single vote irOm "a
TAYLOR delegate, m C1.e the column Is
broken. An Taylor's strength viii 20 -
Coulter In case Taylor cannot get to the
place. This state Of aNHIs ha' been
brought about by this dtsIre Of Robins On
and the Sedgwycks to boss matters 4 few
years ago the Republican party OF this city
picked Leroy S.igwiyk up and made him
deputy sheriff under Hlliiss He served
aS deputy for tour ycaIs, and AT
the end OF that time, by the
efforts OF these same people he now tries to
collar he was chosen sheriff. This position
he held for four years and under him .
deputy his brother Frank had fat posi-,
ton. This has all been given to Leroy lay
rhu Republicans OF this county and he now,
after feeding at the public crib eight ycu
tries 10 upset all the arrangements ol those
people who belriendai hun in times gone
ov. Taylor IL the choice OF the Republican
party. and Leroy, to ~Iy the least, does mo-;
show gratitude In opposing IL IN - choice
George Robinson, the "bHcksmth sol
iier. was similarly treated by she N"pub
lgaas Four years ago he, too, was lifted
NJ the strong arms OF his party
from the grimy smith shop and placed n
-hc best paving office IN the county. FoI
/ tour ypars George ~nue call him SLEEPY
George. has been ittianuS At thIt 'tm,
| Hr,a pot. and how does he repay the party
Tor is kindness. A soon a. he got h'-
second term, which Is always known TO hs
rur last no rotation Gly,u tn any man, he
|anrI.y I'D Martins Ferry and Commences
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Judicial Convention than he was in the
one held recently in Morgan district he
may not receive the nomination. 1t seems
that his aud MIR. Fast's slate was badly
broken; the list OF names handed in by
Judge Hsgfns contained no eN-sodiers,
and, for this and other reasons, the com
m,ttee kicked and recommended some cN-
soldiers notwithstanding the fact that the
tueuts tthe Inst, lowered over the commit.
zee aud sudgagored by their presence and
sloqupnce TO secure its adoption. The Hon.
VIM l.. Wilson is the ir~., aud Col. VIM.
Il. Brown, Jr, the second choice Of the
Democrats here Tor Congress. RN.
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NInNnNGNLIN rOLIrICs.
Democrats EIatrd and C"nltdeat some
Republican candidates.

Republican candidates.
......... ............ .E..... ..t.. E..S0-
vnre,xroNy. Nav lO-The Demo
rr,,f, marty ct this country feels highly
ar,rrd over the election OF los. More'and,
,bair lsaIer as delegate to -. Louis.
The p,rty here will enter the coming cam
n,,sr thoroughly equipped for the battle
and it is confidently expected that the
rsnal Republican mgouty will be greatly
reduced g.. r,,,,.,l..
n il rrmored that Mouongt'on Nepa,''
r,..,7s will present two candjdat'S at tn
r,.rmoat convention, Judge Ralph I"
Rr.s.aueaniE. T. F5st, E.G Inc 'uiEs
r,.--, a wide state and someth'us OF d
national reputation. and having TOR m'T'
wear tben lIr. Fast Is old, been % Jealous
worker tor his nearly detuur, party IL Is
supposed that us Will - To Chicago as 4
d.lrgarc it any body from tWS county D..
e'et,d.
Hon. i. VI. TToc1ns gentleman who
once Knowingly represented the minority
of this district I'm Congress would. NJ
said like u succeed ton \. Brooks Elem
/ inc as Judge Of this district. However
unless his tsieudsare more fortunate IN tn
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STATES Dull and steady.
RAILROADS.&C. Moderately active, sales
II .tyI 600.
Sruck--The stool, market was dull to-
dsy. eN.rp, during the last hour ana "a
norton OF the first, aad prices moved up
slowly throughout the day, the advance
ginj1. io7ce toward the cI2se. Dizziness
became intense after ~ o'clock, amt wh'Ie
There WAS q firm tone, there was no feature
until alter delivery hour, when IL was al
rnuncgd that the treasury had accepted All
,hr bonds offered, which were the i"r--
csr since the treasury has been
p1rcbaIng bouds This started s'na'
covering movement among shorts, aud the
ol,,rc4 was accelerated, while the "mo III
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Commissioners Notice.

wHrr ALLrS, solicitors for Complai"aut'
al1~Oawt
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lRANn Oh ARTERLY DRAWING

10 inc ArArms uf HwIr We" "ri'au',
Iur-I4l, lun" D.. iN''.
CAPITAL FRiEt. $30a,0G0.
Toe, 900 Tickets ut Twenty Dollars
cnrh. Halves $40: Qmnri"rS -;
Tcuths g.. Jw"Uii"ths 81.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

1oney at { I-2a2 Per CeuS.-Governments
Dull aud steady Stocks HiGh"r-Fi"Ur
wheat strong.
New YORK, May ll.-Morey on call
easy o, l5H3 per cent, closed at ]. per
cent: prime mercantile paper a per cent
sterling nxchalge active az t-Giti~~-.
.,ov.RNNEyrs-D and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

Rochester. Y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

Bo-roS, May I.-W"o.--NaYkst con
dYu,s uuslJ,tr.t3ry a".u prices still tend
IN favor OF huge" Ohio extra lle,cca @~.i
) N2'.5'" ,Michigsa cztraL.,gcas 2,"26-c
y" washed comhing "pi,'i.i medium
uuwashed 2il26,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
l,a-g ~,,s,I,S.


NEwYoRK, May ll.-Dry Gooda-The
inquiry tor all descriptions of co'lon' Was
more general and q stronger tone PIE
vailed. Wamsutta &6iuch hle'chcd ad-
yarced to cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12

BRADFORD, Pa, May ll-Petroleum-
Opened ct -5-c; closed at -tir; highest
soc; lowest Sole; clsuHucrs % coo b1r-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-12
' -Ir. Ft.tsi. = ,


PITTsGURG, PA May ll.-retrolcum-
Fairly active and closed firm; opened at
soc; closed as -6.r. highest soc; loweot