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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

The Wheeling and Lake Erie road Is rap
idly pushing work on the extension
through Harrison county. The Stanley
Bros have large force between Bowers
town and Scio; Rexford Bros. at Folk Sta
ton; G. B. Doughy, Msddigan, Grout &
Daily also have large forces at work. Mil.
ler and McCann, who have been awarded
the two large tunnels, one on Section "a
and one on Section 90, are putting up
shanties preparatory to working large
force; also Kennedy 4 Bowling on Sections
80 and 81. Cadiz is full of railroad men
and the depot is crowded with equipment
Yesterday mornings Pittsburg Times Is
credited with the following item. Mr..
Brockunier could not he seen last evening
concerning the matter: Charles W.
Brockunier, late President Of the Ameri-
can Flint Glass Manufacturers Associa-
ton, will build at once q chimney factory
of two 15-pot furnaces at Tiffin, Ohio, and
own and operate it himself. 1t will be
one of the largest chimney factories in the
country. Mr.. Brockunier has for many
years been financial man of the firm Of
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Of Wheeling,
the largest flint glass concern in the coun-
try"
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Local Labor Notes.

The Wheeling steel plant is running fuil
time to fill hurried orders.
Cald we'll & Peterson have full force Of
men at work in tireii. este sb)ishment.
Cox & Morrison's boiler works are run
ming full, being crowded with orders.
Repairs at the Top mill are still in pro-
gress and the work Of refining the furnace
is going on.
The Belmont factory has been closed
down this week, due mainly to breakage
in the water works.
A. J. Sweeney & Son are running full
time on general job work and the big glass
works machinery contract.
The West Virginia China Company are
putting on an increased force as last as
they Gan provide kiln room.
The Joseph Bell Stove Works are run
ming full force. The repairs at this works
have been quite extensive.
The Bsnwood Furnace at Martins Ferry
blew in on Wednesday and the nail factory
will resume in part on Monday.
All departments of the Riverside have
been running full time this week except
the nail factories, and they worked several
days.
The Bellaire steel plant resumed in full
last Tuesday and the blast furnace In max
ing lis usual big output. The factory Is idle
at present.
The Warwick Pottery Company drew
two kilns of ware this week, one Of biscuit
II ~ faIn ThAu oA1a lIxr
increasing their force.
The Standard mill is running full In oil
departments. Work on the extension In
being pushed vigorously, and IL will be
ready about September.
Repairs at the Whitaker Iron Works
have been progressing rapidly, and II In
thought the mill will be ready to resume
by the middle Of the month.
The Wheeling Hinge Company are run
ming their factory full force, although ssv.
eral days were lost this week on account Of
making some changes In the machinery.
The work Of getting things in order st
the Hobbs Glass Works Is being pushed
and an effort will be made to resume along
with the other factories on the 18th inst.
The Heatherington coal works, ut Bel
laire, Ia building three new bins, which will
bold 500 bushels Of coal each, and is max.
ing better landing for boats at the coal
tipple.
About O'Clock Thursday afternoon the
Wheeling Company's steel plant, st Ben
wood, broke q guide roll in the blooming
mill, which will throw the works idle un.
til next Monday.
S,me Of the hot iron machines st the
La Belle factory were st work the pest
week cutting up the plste on hand. A
piece Of iron became wedsod In the rolls
the first part Of the week and they have
been unable 10 get Il out, which prevents
the resumption Of operations in that Do
partment.
The large force engaged In repairing ths
Bellaire and st. Clairsville Railroad ex.
pected TO have the track laid 10 Troll Bros.
coal work Thursday evening. The tiea
aud iron are wedged into great piles Of
drift, and Is no small matter 10 remove
them and gather them 10 points whsre
needed. Il IL also difficult 70 obtain bal.
last, and the work necessarily progrs.es
slowly.
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VIEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEA1H HEk.

", wss, Virginia: Lo'"l rains cooler west
erly Wills Nilnui,,,, PENNSYLVANIA Threatening weath'
For NeSvSS," tSlInwcd Saturday night by iair
evil, 'cr,,i Snoier, westerly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

(aay VI k-y arrives where win little
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04
A New Opera House 1t Charleston.

A New Opera House at Charleston
Special Ttieram 10 Tie Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 3.-A
new opera house is to be erected by syn.
dicate of capitalists in this city. II ID
greatly needed, a. this Is the best show
town in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

Tu. State Convention OF Demo
-. rlubs 10 he held in Wheeling on the
2e.b inst. promises to be great affair.
r,srv coupty in West Virginia should be
call rsoresented, and those places which
have not yet formed clubs should hasten to
firm them at once and appoint delegates TO
the Stale Democratic Club Convention on
,bs ae.h The only lOrmality necessary to
hscome full fedged member OF the Ma
tional League Is for club to subscribe to
the Democratic platform and forward COM
nlsts lists of its officers and members, with
no.totfics addresses 10 +. B. WHITNEY,
Eso. Secretary National Association OF
Dsmocratic Clubs, No. 81 Wall street,
New York. Ii il life and
death struggle with the Republicans
tbi. time. and they will leave nothing un-
doDs in the way of organization, for which
reason the Democrats want to present a
soIii trout. The more disseminatOrs Of
Dsmocratic truth, in the shape OF these
clubs. we have among the people the bet
tsr The convention at Wheeling is
for the complete organization OF the clubs
iof the State. Our State Fair will be in
tprogress at the time OF the convention,
and the trip will be a most enjoyable one.
Eys,y railroad ceutering at Wheeling will
yiye reduced rates from the interior. We
anticipate one OF the largest assemblage Of
Democrats in this city on the 29th that has
ever conpregated in the State. 1t will be
4 gala time and We shall endeayOr to give
the boys the best OF everything.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

THERE appears to he considerable doubt
a. to who is the Republican candidate.
Most Republican editors seem to think
BLAINE is the man Others are running
HARRroN's grandfather. The majority
appear to he right, ~ BLAINE is on his
way over here to no ratified by the party.
But what pity 1t is that he can't come
over on an American steamer, American
from stem to stern, built by American
ship builders and flying the Stars and
Stripes At her mizzen gafi What pity
But Mr.. BLAINE's party by killing one in
dustry with taxes for the benefit of an
other, has made il impossible for an Amer
ican snip to plOw the ocean, and so JAMIE
comes sailing home on q steamer that ia
British from stem to stern and when
JAMIE looks heayenward he sees the
British Union Jack flying at her mast
head
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MARTINS FERRY.

Reverend John Rider and wife, Of Wells
Vile, were in the city yesterday, calling
GA Mr.. Riders parents.
The two games of base ball played on
the Island Pax yesterday and the day be-
fore excited an unusual amount of interest.
We look upon the Wheeling club rs an
home team in the Tri. State League, and
the Allegheny's as the home team in the
National League. However, sympathy
seemed 10 be with the Wheeling club, and
when the news arrived last evening that
they hid won the game, the good feeling
was unlimited and great things are prophi-
sled for the Wheeling team.
Frank johnson, formerly Of this city,
but later Of Cleveland, Is here visiting
friends.
James Kerr, ST., is on the sick list.
Joseph NJ. Waters has returned from q
weeks visit out OF town.
Miss May McKim has returned from q
visit with friends in Pittsburg.
The following delegation of Mt. Pleas
ant people was seen on our streets yester-
day. Rev. S. W. Piiugle, DR.. Geo. Smith,
DR.. Osborne, "Snid" Ebert, and Plummer
and Willard Bracken.
Mr., John Nader hss removed from his
old stand at the ferry landing to the loom
formerly occupied by l. Frick above the
Standard mill.
Mrs. Fred Keis, of st Clairsville, has
moved tn town, and will occupy j. Ma
der's old stand on First street.
Last fail a number of men interested in
the railroad from here to Bowerston took q
number Of coal leases on Piney Fork, to he
paid for December /. These were allowed
to expire. The same men are now at work
leasing everything they can get hold o! in
the Vay Of coal leases at higher prices.
Mr.. Charles Ssariot and Miss Katie Star
ling were married on Wednesday evening,
Paul B,yton's start on his river trip to
Evansville, Iud., attracted quite a crowd
at the Washington street ferry wharf yes
terday afternoon.
The Republican club meets tonight.
John p. Licchti has returned from q
western trip in the interest Of tie Buckeye
Glass Co.
James NJ. Coens and Mis- Georgia Nc.
Daniels were married by Rev. |. S. Win.
tiers at the NJ. E parsonage on Thursday
evening.
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MoUNDsvILLE MOTIFS.
Special Correspondence oras RsOiaer.

Special Correspondence ofbe RectaeT.
MoUNDsvILLE, w. VA, April 6.-CV.
Riley, of Webster district, was in town
Thursday. -,
Miss Mary Gray, of GraysVille, is visit
ing friends here.
DR.. T. K Rogers is attending Court at
Wsynesburg, Pa
F. H. Blatze left yesterday for Chicago
and other points in the northwest.
Miss Sadie Pickett will teach a select
school in the public school building the
coming summer.
Robert Riggs and Geo. W. Love, two
sterling teachers Of this county, lett on
Wednesday to attend school at West Lib
erty.
Jonathan Purdy, Esq, has removed bis
family to Woodlands, where he will keep
a hotel.
DR.. J. A. LYDIA, agent for the NJ. Z.
Seminary, which is located o: Buekhan-
non, hns moved into the McClain house
on 3 street, aud will make this place his
future home.
E Grant Stillwell, of this place, and
Miss Maggie Mosier, Of Wheeling, were
married Thursday evening by Rev. L. l.
Stewart.
The Y. NJ. C. A. intend giving an Art
and Loan Exhibition at their rooms, COM
menciDg next Thursday and continuing
three days. A large number Of works OF
art and other relics will be on exhibition,
aud il promises 10 be g most enjoyable al
fair. 1t will open and close with a music
al ard literary entertainment. The pro
ceeds are for the use Of the Association.
At q meeting Of the new Council held on
Wednesday evening l.. G. Brock was elect
I'd clerk for tie ensuing year, with q salary
of $40.
John Tomlinson and a youDg man
named Kidder were before Mayor Purdy
for being 10 a row. Tomlinson was fined
81 so and Kiddtr IS and costs
The Young Mems Thursday Club closed
the season by giving a grand ball and ban
quet at their hall Thursday evening. Ev-
erythipg had been arranged fE the occa'
sion, and the hall was filled with friends
of the club who had received invitations to
be present. Prof. Kilmyer furnished the
music. At IL o'clock the company re-
paired TO the Henrietta House, where q
bOunliful supper was awaiting them. The
table was laden with everything tempting
to the appetite, and to which all present
did ample Justice. Those in attendance
were: Geo. Blake, Will Weaver, Sam
Ferguson, K l. Hogan, Jno. Bloyd, Wylie
Gamble, Chas, Weaver, j. A. Lockwood,
JOS. BIOyd, Harry Brown, J. E Hunter,
Will Brown, A. L. HoOton, Frank Fulton,
Will McClaskey, Theo. Fink, d B. Evans,
John W. Burchinal, Charles Noble, j Z
HoOton and wife; Misses Stella Jones, Kate
Martin, Ella Martin, Clara Hicks, Annie
Gamble, Mollie Gamble, Emma Schu-
macher, LIZZIE Lindsay, Ida Logan, Annie
Hooton, Mary Gray, Laura Webster, Ber-
tie Hall, Ella Wolf, Lollo Wolf, Fannie
Hicks, Rena Terrell, Maggie Ferrell, Ella
McFadden and Lizzie McFadien.
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CAN'T BREATHE.

H- TO-. wugh. chopped AMI
. .....u.Hf |y IyTIcJRA SrAP.
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BELLAIRE.

VIM. Warnock, a prominent farmer Of
Warpock, o, was united in marriage to
Miss Leiha Sawyers, on Thursday evening.
We notice by the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette that VIM. Meek, formerly Of this
city, aud later in the employ Of the postal
department Of the Government, has been
elected n member Of the Board of Educs-
ton of Mldisonville, a town near Cincin-
natl. Msek's nane is Eli.
The Smith laundry has added some new
machinery and is doing well.
A ''Tailos'" social was held in the
First Presbyterian church last evening.
The Globe Tea Company continues bust
ness at the old stand. The proprietor
Gays he will protect his rights. John +.
Kelly is preparing to pour hot water on
the cOrcern-in a legal way.
A desirable two story brick house and
lot near the b & o. round house will be
sod this afternoon.
James Marley gave bond to appear at
Court on the charge Of pilfeTing pictures
from F. S. Tsppan's CELERY. He was TO
have bad q hearing Wednesday, but did
rot make his appearance. Officer T. U
C,iswell went after him, and when he took
him in charge, had quite q time OF IL keep
ing the young ma from jumping from q
second story window to escape.
About 100 Bellaire people attended the
game of ball on the Island.
The corn social at the First NJ. E Church
last evening was q pleasant affair.
Chas. Johnson acted IN place Of Marshal
Darby during the absencs of the latter from
the city.
wages Of Sin" showed to a good house
last night. II was the first play for over
Two weeks,
Mesrs. W. A. Gsrhy, NJ. L Blackburn,
and John Robinson, owners Of the Bellaire
Goblet Works, srs in Fiudlsy, making ar
r~ar 10 build their new factory.
The young gentlemen Of the Good Tenn
plars held a social in the new rooms of the
club last night, at which all the members
of the lodge participated. The new quarters
are located next door to the cd pOst-ofice
building,
There is a great deal OF grumbling among
u~ataral gas consumers regarding old and
new contracts.
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A.; do preferred, 1871; Missouri Pacific
76t; Northern Pacific, 2l3; do preferrd
45s Chicago and Northwestern, 1O7ii do
preferred 14ii; New York Central l05a;
Oregon Tralsccntinsntsl, 1871; Pacific
Mail, 312; Peoria, D. d E Is; Pittsburg
157; Pullman Palace Car 1873; Reading,
5ss; Rock Island, 1891; st. Louis and
San Francisco 273; do preferred, 6s3i first
preferred, 10s; ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1901; St. Paul and Omaha, SO;
do preferred los; Texas Pacific, 23si Union
Pacific SGT; United States Express Ill
Western Union TELEGRAPH Tag.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R r.

Departure Of Trains nom wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule IN efeo, February nth, iSs
EIprec sr Chicago and the Nurthpes:, 90
an, $50 p. m and 1000 y. m. daily and Ills .
M daily st &c s ss,u nss ana 3, ro,,, ss,,u
daily and lli6 2 a. ~ eTsept saturday.
For 6olunSu,, $50 . m. daily. AMI il:ls , N
gspscs ior wsah,nssoa, D. O., Baltimore,
Philidelphia and New York. sSoA m. and sts
f %;' f PissSuu and washington, Pa. 500 q. m.
daily except sunday. Additional way train fof
wahinSton, Pa, 81 p. N. daily except sunday.
Dor Moundsviiis iaao noon. daily siocp, SIN.
Tor Grafton, sS p. d. daily eIccpt Sunday.
Fer Cumberland. 90 4 n, daily ssoept San.
fcr 6. ola,r,ilis, ,:s . N. and 400 p. N.
AZ F1 81 ? , =; S:il 1--WE s1s'f From snn eslc.sO, go ..a
Sb0 q N. = m. and 6Ss p. m daily, and 500 O.
m. daily except Monday.
Expre. trains arnye nom f. Louis and On
cinnau, 500 q N. and e:3 y, m ds!y:
more and Warrington, d. O., loSl m. and iobs
Trains srr1ys nom Columbus. $50 . m. n
sS p. IN daily, and los . n daily siecp'
frs,ns arivc from pftnbHg. . pA n daily.
and l2sS p n. and as y. n. daily oIcvpt sun.
day, and il:iop. m, daily sIocp, Saturday, ana
trains srivo flo@ Washington, Pa, 500 a. N.
ai IRON s'i ioandssiii:, Leo ,. n, daily .,o.p.
Sunday.
Trains arrive frum Grafton, IN . m. daily -.
oept Sunday.
daily except sunday.
From 81 Clainvflls, 10. 50 q m, and iab. eSb
md so r. daily except Sunday.
BASsHss called for md CHECKED 81 bots.k and
reafdenooa on ordsn len ~ roisi Od1os, LOO
hafkst arSst and - Depot.
q. Z, LORD,
Cen PAa Agent
". n. uIKNKNn, Manage. oci1
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SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILR 1ADs-More active; sa'es Sl,343,-
600.
SToCKs-The stock market was moro
active today and prices steadily advanced,
the lowest being made in the first halt
hour and the highest in the last, the final
gains ranging up to nearly 3 per cent.
This market was active and strong at the
opening, the gains over last nights Gig.
ures extending to per cent, There
was then a slight setback and the mar
ket became more quiet; but before
noon, and after that time there was q
marked increase in transactions, while the
whole list Joined in the renewed advance.
The market closed sc,iye and strong, at OF
near the best prices Of the day. The active
list is Invariably higher. Manhattan rose
%, Union Pacific %, Reading ., Lscka-
wanna AID Louisville and Nashville It,
England and Colorado Coal Il, Texas Pa
cifc I. Delaware aud Hudson and Consol-
idaied Gas u. Sales 49,, $40 shares. Quo-
tations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l35; American Express
IO7; Canada Pacific 60; Central Paciio
2s3; Chesapeake and Ohio /; do preferred
frsts 1t; DO seconds .; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1914;
Delaware and Hndson lOT; Delaware,
Laekswanna and Western, 1861; Denver
and RIO Grande, Is; Erie, 245; do pre-
terred 81; II. Wayne, 1924; Illinois
Central, 117i; Like Shore, SOC; Michigan
OsntrSl, 7Sf; Minneapolis and st. Louis
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, April 9 Cattle Receipts
1000 head; shipments 5000 head; mar-
ket steady and firm; steers So 3OI5 90;
stocksrs and feeders 81 50aS 40; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 75a3 20; Texas fed steers
So C0a4 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
5000 head; market steady; mixed IS 05
as 25; heavy S. l5a5 35; light s. 00a5 25;
skips s. S5a4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market dull, common
lower; natives So 00A6 90; western S. 90
80 90; Texans s. 00a4 80; lambs S. GOA
9 40.
New York.
NEW YORK, April 6 -Beevcs-Receipts
75 cars; common to prime steers 81 00l
5 IS per 100 pounds; bulls and dry cows
50 5Ol3 80.
sheep-Receipts 400 head; slow trade
with a downward tendency ct the close;
poor to very choice sheep 81 50a5 90 per
100 pounds; poor TO choice yearliDgs s. so
So 50; a few fair to good clipped sheep
IS 25,7 52i poor to good spring lambs
So OOa6 90.
Hogs-Receipts !, $50 head; market dull
at a nominal range Of IS 45a5 rs.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April 6.-Cattle-
Receipts 225 head; shipments $50 bead;
nothing doing; all through c~Onsignments.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head; market very slow; Philsdel.
phias S. 55a5 65; mixed S. 40A5 SIS; York
ers S. 25A5 40; common to fair s. 00a5 90;
pigs 81 tOs5 90.
sheep-Rsceipts 1,sO0 lead; shipments
1900 head; market firm at unchanged
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April G. Hogs-W Weak;
common and light 81 OOa5 3d. packing and
butchers IS 2OJ5 60; receipts $500 head;
shipments 600 head.
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Act. Approved by The ersaasat

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Ths President
has approved the Get amending laws relat-
ing to nsvigators; act to enable the Secre-
tayy of Interior to pay certain creditors Of
the PotlawatIomis Indians oat OF the
funds Of said Indians; the set to provide
for hold'r g terIas of the United States
courts at Mississippi City; the act to con-
frm the New Madrid location survey
number 1859, and tn provide for the issue
oi the patent therefore; the act for the
relief Of Peter Marck, Thomas J. Wright
and others.
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DUFFY's FORMULA

A Certain Core for ;hs' First Stages Of
Consumption.
rs main ingredients are raw bcsfGnd Duly,
Pure Malt wLiakey, and 1t stimulates the ensr'
gies and builds up the tissues as no other scisn.
tfc discovery las ever done.
al am s Presbyterian clergyman ands Doc
tor Of Divinity, but l am net afraid to recon-
mend DufTy's Malt WLiskcy and Duffy's For
mulA as the purost aui most efficient prepare
ions l know of and my experience is large
one" R.y. Z. Mills,
Princeton, Iowa.
Dufy's Formula is for sale BY al druggists
and dealers. Price, 81 per bottle.
THE DUFFT MALT WEEsEEY Co.,
Rochester. n. 7.
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PETROLEUM V. NASBY


Says. ''Intimit acquaintance with q tru
friend always increases our resPeckt fuI
that frend."
This is the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue to make frie1ds rs their virtues
become better known. Clergymen, public
speakers, and people in all the avenues OF
life are a unit in their praise Of that won
derful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted TO cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Ho-arseness, Tickling in The
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; Is doses,
% cents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cures Of Diarrbea, Dysentery,
Flux, Cholera Infsntum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected by
Synvita Blackberry Blocks; 25 doses, %
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sup
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using Synyita Worm Blocks; IS doses
IS cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have iound
40 relief, buy . package Of Synvita Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured.
50 doses, 30 cent?. If you want the inest
VOQlC blLUcLr III thC u1h kreI Oay p1NAAE0
Of Synvita Bitter Blocks for IS cents, and
make from to l gallon Of pure tonic Bit
tiers.
All these remedies only ! cent a dose.
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
up in patent packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Gets checker board Of your
dealer free. Send your address on a postal
card for q copy of THE SYSvITA BLOCK"
which contains o history OF diseases and
cures, or send 1 cent stamp fer > sample OF
Cough Block and q copy Of The SYsvTTA
BLOCK. Address, The Synvits Co, Lock
Box 299, Delpbos, Ohio.
ANTON P. Hess, Agent for Wheeling.
opposite p~nstofice.
d. z. MCSwoRHs, Agent for Martins
Gerry, o.
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WOOL.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 6.-Wo9I
Quiet and prices steady; Ohio, Pennsyl
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above
3la32c; y 29A3lc; medium 37a3f!c; coarse
36a37c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine or Y and Xxx 2Sa29ci me,
dunn 36.37c; coarse 35i37c; fine washed
delaine Y and Xxx 35s37ci medium washed
combiDg aud delaine 3SA39c; coarse do 81
o27c
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CsnAissionsu
ILHHnIlTll lTsl!TsN
U iii I'LL | stllsl aiIll!slIs
Iouisiaas state Lottery Company

IfUAI9IUlN Nt"fN A"s"'T
IncorpEatet IN lSS for gycGS Wy The Legisis.
toTs for Educational I'D Charitable purposes
with q capital OF 81 ,ooJ,0U0-to which . TesefYS
10 "a OF over sSSOyOOO has stnCa boa Aidod.
Ii an oyoES hellins pSpUlAr vote It's franchise
YVES made 8 part a. the present stats Consniu.
lion aiop,ci DecFE;ber u, A. II. lSD.
The only loucf! ever yotSd Cl tot Sndarte
By me people OF any state,
II never ScsleS or pps.pOnCa
Its Grand Single Number DraNings
take place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
drawings regularly evory three mouths March,
June, september kai Deccmberl.
Aplendid opportaniLJ 70 win q fortune. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Clks ID, in the Academy Of
Mnsic, New Orleans, Tuesday, April 10,
I~ssa-2I5th Monthly DrsHiEg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-07
DRY .


NEW YORK, April 6.-Dry Goods-The
market was without change in the charac'
ter Of the demand, sales I'D movement,
and the business in motion was Of moder
ate proportions.