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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-14
BELLAIRE.

Natural gas WAS lower than ever yesteT-
day end Judging ~ the way work Is lag
giuR at the lew blower, i looks "a if the
thing would 10! b. ready tOr operation for
c month.
Some pressure i5 being brought ID bear
with the owner OF the street railway to
have tie road rua down UDion street.
John Evans has given up his position at
The Bottle works, and will 90 to SteubeE-
vile to work on the Big Shop
The case of Rodafsr Bros. W. the Nst.
oral Gas Company GENES up at s.. Glars
vile t. day.
tho window houses in the First ward are
ont Of gaa and weed snd are doing practi-
cally nCthjog.
Flank Lawn, MAJ of the Boston
Shoe House, will travel for 8 Ptttsburg
shoe house.
The auaual meeting of the stockholders
Of the .E,na Glass Works will cccuc Janu-
aly l9,h.
Qalrttrly Conference hegjrs at the Firat
II. f. CGu,Ch this evening.
Editor Lockwood is 10 Chicago seeing
the sights. lie msy lcCate IN the Windy
City.
The doll show at the home OF Mrs. S. g.
Hamilton nsxt week will he a tiue affair.
The new C Il p. depot will probably h.
occupied by the lirst OF January.
Tia German Sunday School will have
two Christmas tees this year.
Too much OF Bellsire's money goes
abroad. We need it Eli here.
The Bottle works will eltc2 q neS board
OF directors on January lOth.
The private hop in KlOtz Hall last night
was q very pleasant affair.
Mr.. Hoover has retired from the firm CT
Hoover, Ludwig Il Wise.
Ionic Lodge, No. &57, F. Il 4. NJ, elect.
ed new Officers last night.
The stores will be cpeu after : o'clock,
beginning next week.
Bonays'eslg & Bridenstein's ice house is
about completed.
Liberty Hose Company, dances tC-mCr-
row evening.
The church chojTs are prscticing Christ,
mis- music.
The steel worko has finished repairs and
started up.
The W. K. C. will e,ccs new Ofi oers this
syeriGg.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHI JAGO, December l3.-Csttle-Rc-
Ceitts 1000 head; shipments 4,OCO head;
market steady; Christmas steers IS 75a
+ 90; beeyes 81 7545 %; steers S. 0Oal IS;
stockers and feeders 81 iOA3 10; Texans
81 4Ol3 30.
Hogs-Receipts 20, 900 head; shipments
1000 head: market slow aud steady; mixed
and light s. 10s5 So; heavy s. 2Oa5 40;
skips So 40a4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
ZOO head; market dull and 10a20C lower;
natives So 00a4 80; western So PSI 40
Texans So 2513 40; lambs 50 1876 70.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December l3.-Osttle-
Receipts !, 260 head; shipments 1,2l6 head
market nothing doing, all through consign-
mente
Hogs--Receipts $500 head; shipments
3 800 head; market firm; Philsdelphiss
s. 4Oa5 so; mixed S. I0I5 45; Workers. IS Al
as 50; common to fair s. 30s5 30; pigs
So 25a5 80
Sheep-Receipts loo head; shipments
1000 head; market nothing doing, on
account of nothing on sale.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., December 13.-HogR-
More active and higher; common and light
81 50a5 IS; packing and butchers S. 10
as 80; receipts 5 .OlO head; shipments 1900
head,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

-
sIonsy a. 3sG Per Cemt.-Governments
Dull and ~Steadr-Stocks Lower Flour
Firm aud UnchanEcd-Whcst Strong
NEW YORK., DsGgmher l3-Money on
call easy at 3 TO 6 pr cent last loan at :
per can't {; closed Offered at > per cent;
prime mercantile paper 4}a64 per cent /;
sterling exchange quiet but firm at iS4!s
4SSi
Governments Dali and steady.
Sour5and-a-haE, Registered
EcTrs aud-G-hslt. Coupons. lOS's
TacihC Skies 81 1873 .....-........ ...,...."".--.lS
STATE Dull AID steady.
RAILROAD Doll; sales 1851 600.
SroCKs.-To days stock market was
less interesting than any of its predecess-
Ors for tie past few weeks, being more than
usual under tbs control of the pro essiOual
element, which see-sawed prices up and
down several time', with their basrish iu-
clinaiions showing in the downward drift
of values. The opening was quiet and st
irregular but generally higher figures, and
Jersey Central was conspicuous with a gain
Of per cent. This advantage was further
increased in the early trsding, but the
temper of the speculation soon underwent
a change, and Richmond and
West Point preferred AID Rock
Island became conspicuous for
the declines. Before neon trade was in fail
recovery, however, and the best prices Of
the day generally were reached. In the
afternoon the market relapsed into dull
ness, and while there was q general down
ward diff 20 prices the movements were
small and nuiGpprtEnt until the last hour
when more weakness was developed and
the market q >sed quiet but heavy to weak,
generally Mt fractional los e3 fOr the day.
Tee active lust is almost invariably lower.
RichUood and West Point preferred is
down > ger cent Tex Island It. Siles
1854 shares. Quotations closed bid ss
folio vs.:
Adams Exprees, l43; American Express,
10; Canada Pacific, 524; Central Pacific,
81; Chesapeake and Ohio IL preferred do
6rsts, 14B; do seconds, 15{; Chicago and
Alton, 1874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
1854; Delaware and BRdsou. 1863 Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western 1875
Denver and Rio Grande. II; Erie, 25!;
10 preferred, 60; Fl. Wayne, Isl; ILL
nois Central, 1873; Lake Shore, 994; Mich
igsn Central, s.; Minneapolis and st. Lonir,
5; do psstsrred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
20; Northern Pacific, 24s; do preferred,
ssh; Chicago snd Northwestern 1914; do
preferred, 1871; New York Central, 1861;
Oregon TransoontinentsI. 29I; Pacific Mail,
So; Peoria, D. Il E., 24!; Pttsburg, 155!;
Pullman Palace Csr, l7l!; Beading, 46l;
lock Island. 81; st. Louis nn1 San
Francisco, 24!; do preisrred, Gag; first
preferred, 1l0s; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
dauitobs, 97!; 1t. Paul and Omaha, 32!;
DO preferred, 99!; Texas Pacific, 2lSi
Usios PaCi6r, 81; United Ststss Ex-
9rsss, "a; Western Union, S23
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, December l3.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 81, 600 packages; exports 22l5 bar
rels, . 537 seeks; market irner ard more
activi; sales /, 100 barrels. Wheat-Receipts
i2,277 bushels; sales $500, 600 bushels
futures, Is, coo bushels spot; sPos market
strong; ungraded red 81 06s; No. . Chi
csgo 81 Is; No. , Milwaukee 81 O63;
options uo,e active; No. 2 red December
81 O6I41 O65, closing at 81 O6s January
81 O7Al OH. c'Csins az 81 O7l; February
81 OsIal 90, closing at 81 0:3i March
81 1Oi; Ap5il 81 III; Mas 81 l2fa1 Isl,
closing at 81 12}; June 81 12l. Barley
Steady. Corn-RsCeipt' Sc, 102 bushels;
exports 1876, S44 bushels; sales $4,000
bushels futures, $4,000 bushels spot;
spot market uoderat .ly active; ungraded
mixed S7a47lc; options dull; December
46lc: Jannary 46!c, February 46fa47c,
closing at 465c; May 46a46lc, closing at
46lc; June 45Sc. oats-Receipts $1,000
bushels: exports 6 1000 bushels; sales {, 1000
bushels futures, 117,0O0 bushels SPOT;
uorket moderately active; spot No. 3 white
S45s353; mixed western 29!s32t; white do
$500. Hay and Hops-Qaitt. Coffee
-Stssdy and 3Oz40 points down; saIes
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DEPEw OPEN TO PROSECUTION,
He Has Been Guilty of an OneDse Punish,
able by Law.

1t sppesrS rom statements recently
made by the vile Of Secretary Whitney to
q correspondent of the ChicsgO Tribune
that the Hon. Chsurcy NJ. Dc2ew mas
baen taking a tnrn at the handle CT the
scandal nil. which taS beel so actively at
work during the Rsst summer grinding cut
msliguart ~falsehoods ABBOTT the President
snd Mrs. Cleveland. Most persons were
surprised, no doub', to leIrn that o gen
tleman Of such sta.diog as Mr.. D9pew had
been in any way Concerned in this vile
business. Oar readers have already been
told the plan and extent Of the campaign
of slander against the President. They
have been told how the authors of the
stores were reckless in invention, bu'
most Ingenious Ia dissemination; ho1thry
made uSs Of mi6isters of The Gospel o.
.Jesus Christ to spread their ISLANDERS;
how they called into willing service the
old hays and goSsips in the social circles Of
Washington and of every prominent CITY 10
the Union; bow Republican Senators from
at least two New England Ststes ard he
wife of q Democratic Justice of the Su-
preme Court were found willing to join in
the work, and how sll the tIbs CT back
bitsrs of both sexes in society, ia politics
and in religion were made the Instruments
for sowing bros6Cass stories that the
President was in the habit Of bssiiog his
wife and behaving in an sltt gsther urseem-
~ fashiop.
A good deal of interest hiss been mani
tested in the story of the origin AID spread
ing of these CslumnieS, as may bs seen
from the attention given to Is in the pub
lie prints, aud as we at least know from
the plumber of letters we have received
urging that their authors he ferreted out
and expCse1. Mr.. Chsuncey NJ. Dep2w is
the fist gentleman of prominence whose
name has been publicly mentioned in con-
uection with the base business. His ex-
rlsnation of the part he took is not salts
factory. 1t would not save him even
in a court Ct Law. We beg TO call Mr.. De
De VS. attention for q moment to the case
of tie Common wealth "a. Chambers CIV.
PhiiadtlDhia Reports, 4l5.) l. that case,
which SaS an action for criminal libel. TIE
cour> he'd that a man cannot ''lawfGlly
publish u story Of another which is cucu-
lated TO make him contemplate or ridlcu-
lous in the eyes CT bis associates and &C
QusintsnoGs, although be accompanies the
publiclt;on with . statement of dis own
disbelief 10 ire story" Aud the re1on
unSe. indictment in this case was cor
yicted ard punished by q tiue.
Does Mr.. D.peT wish it to be under
stood that his notions Of social honor and
rertlemauly conduct are no higher or f1er
than tie rules which the courts Of law laT
down 10 regulate the behavior Of men IN
the rougher relations Of Business and pub
tic life? II This bs the Level Of air De-
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sNMESrs Dull and STEADY.

FcCrS, Registered
EOUrS, Coupons ...... .l2Hi
Tcurs.and-8-hals, Regtstered.m.-..".".-...luSl
EcIrs sud-G-halE. Coupons. ......... ...-"..-.. l0Sl
tactic Sizes GI 1875 ....-....... ...,..........---.DS
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HOW | SUFFERED
Seventeen years from n Skin Discnse.
Gould not walk or dress mSs"il. n
mass of disease from head 10 root
cured i'm eight weeks by the Cuti.
rUrn Remedies.

Seventeen years rom hhhih u'~'"Sr'
Gould not walk or dress mSs"il. u
mass of disease from head Ia foot
Cured I'm eight weeks Dy me Suii'
cura Remedies.
The sge OF three months Il rash (whiCh az er'
wards proved to be eczema or salt Iheum) mace
its appearance on my lace. A physician was
called. He said tCething was the cause; he pre-
| scribed some cooling medicine, but the sores
spread 10 my ears ana head. Another M ID. was
called. He prOfeSSed To know al aoOul inc Gaze
called II kings Evil, - and prescribed gunpo~.
| der. birthstone, and lard mixed into Il saIyei Out
the disease continued. They could not do any.
thing with il. Another prescribed Dorax, WAFER
and flour; another, hnsced, poultlces. none OF
them did me any god al al, out made me worse
The disease continued undated; u spr. a1 10 my
arms ana leg, till ! was laid up entirely, ana
| from continually sitting on the floor on q pillow
my limbs contracted so that | lost all cont'oi OF
them, and was utterly helpless. My motheI
wOuli have Ia lift ME out ana isto pei. lcouiu
oct around the house on my hands and feet,
but | could not get my clothes on AT ali, sllu mao
10 wear a sort of dressing gown. My, hair nAu
all mattel down or fallen of, and my hcad, face,
and cars were one scab, and ! had 10 nave r
Towel ON nv head all the time in the summer TO
| keep the flies of. My parents consulted a prom
incnt physician and surgeon here IN Chlcag0 tlhe
other physicians before mentioned were oi DUN,
das and Hamilton, CAnada). he salu ne coulu
do nothing for me. lie wanted 70 cut the slnews
OF my legs so that | could walk; but would not
let him, for il / did get better would have no
| control oil t1em. ,
was seventeen yeas old, and one day In JaDu'
sry, 1879. | read an account inthe Tribune OF your
CuttCura Remedies. II described my csse W e&'
sctly that | thought, asa last resort, 10 give them
a t-uRl.
When I first applied them | was all raw and
bleeding, from scratching Myself, but went
asleep almost Immediately, something ! hsd not
done for years, the effect was 50 soothiHg 49,,
In about two weeks | could standlstra'ght, but
not walk. | WAS week, but my sores were nearly
we'll. AS near as ! can judge the Cuticura Rcmc.'
dies cured me in about six 10 eight weeks, ana
IN to this date q. C. from January, 1879, to Janu'
AIRY. lSS0 | have not been sick in any way, or
have bad the least signs Of the diSessc reappear'
ing on me. W.. ); M'noF o. 20
1882 Dearborn St., Chicago, ILL.,, June 80, 81
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICuRA,. Sc; soar
&c. REsoLvEST. 81. Prepared by the PoTTKB
DRUG y CHEMICAL Co, BosToN, Mass.
ssrSend for How TO Cure Skin Diseases.
NIPPLES, black. heads, red, rough, chapped and
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The Real Explanation.
Akm@rrc TrCnaiT

Chicago seems to he the only city in
which q President can be nominated, " re-
marked 8 ~wtll-known d. moc-at.
DO you thi1k," some orc replied,
that CIeyeiald's nomination in s.. LOuis
had anything to DO with his defesi?'
cot course. for s.. Louis has never
been able to buck against Chicago"
"TildCa was uuques:io1ab'y elected
zee, bat the fact that Re was nomi-
na'ci in st. Louis kept him from taking
his sect "
Look here, where are you trom?'
Chicago. Where do you liye?'
49,. Louis
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1417 and 1419 Main street, quote the
following prices for No. 1 skins:
Black skunk 9Oca$1 10; half stripe do
Cease; full stripe do 25a35c; white do l5s
zoe; No. l Raccoon 75aS0c; muskrat,
winter, 15a16c; do fall 10a12c; oppcssum
20s3Oc cssed; No. l mink, 4Os50c; red fox,
81 GOAL 25; gray fox, 75a90c; wildcat,
3Oa4Oc; black bear, $40 GOALS 90.
Ginseng-At 50 25a2 so per pound.
Sheep Pelts-At 25csS1 90 each.
Beef Hides-Country butcher 4a6c per
nnnnd
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i'STH0LEU -.
Now York.

New York.
NEW YORK, December 13.--Petroleum-
Opened excited at 90sc, &c above last
nights closing, aud in the first few min
utes tOld all the way from 9Oic to 9O5c at
almost the same instant. The market
soon quieted dowr, however, and the
price ssgged of / O S9sc. but rallied later
and closed firm at 9Osc. Total GALES,
l, 599, 600 hsrie,s.
on City.
OIL CITY, PA, D. csmhe; 12.-Petro-
leum-Opened at 90ic; highest 9Jsc;
lowest 893c; closed at 9O?c; Gales 10
Is, 900 barrels; clearances 2l2. coo barrels;
charters 2,222 barrels; shipments 55,23s
barrels; runs 81, 102 barrels.
Pittsbars.
PITTsBURa, Pa, December - -Pstro'
leum-Active and firmer at 9Oi C; closed at
gO3c; bighest 9Osc; lowest S9$c.
TItusville.
TIrUsvTLLR, DeceDbe! 13 -PetroleuIn
-Opsned az O9lc; highest 9O}c; lowest
S9}c; closed al 90!c.
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4 Tender Hearted Youth.

InUlInpO Is NtfNINF|
! Mss Bsrg You surely didn't shoot that
per, lIt'e. h~alf.staryed rabbi?
VI. Nerve-Why, 10, l wouldn't do .
taing like thai. he was coming out foom
Il, d-ra wall, and l simply dubbed him
with the butt OF my quo, stamped on him,
and 70 make sure he wal mine, baJged hi,
lead - INST a tree.
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Not IN This Case, Not Much.
Puck.

Mage Tue Eiitor-I am arranging q
symposium On the subject SIS Marriage a
FsilVrt?' Would you like to contribute?
Auttor,ss married a year. Indeed, l
wonld' IIlC)ntribufe s~p5otoGraph Of just
the sweetest, pret;;et Dsby you ever set
on.
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@edtdasl.
choking Catarrh'

,,rsscacd nom = disturbed steep
Have w. ". horrible sensations Of an sssszih
Win s ar svcur, 5roa:a ami pressing the ne -o't"ab
o'p'ch'nSSv %rr,eneI chest Have you noticed
hoT !.", and ccniu;y that succeed the eIol,
the l''S. ,b-os, aud head Of this fs'S aTaTss
TO ClCSS W. s.ra irpn sing lnuuehCe u 81 sn.
u'Sl;Ni ".,rI r,n,diug tRe memoir! ny uor
upol ~, I" trl.h palus and strange noi'SS 80, nd
INK t'2 mn " III lac nasal passages tuiyS' Sc
a'.s.,t mi, poisonous ulIcIS Al S,f3rnIt 10 pro
i"iE>G' ~ NTH Ca'aTrh 10" uLNC ,-rSss ~.
az s..'., against its iuE,nsL Fs's DbvSi.
trtt me : ,,rps liver AMI ktIueys, ~ puSI
warts '-,, limit L. is a tcrro'e UN'"' "
CIS.H s,- relief aud cure whom AL
CrcS ON .r,Esrle curative powers " P,ho,i
The ry..SS.~ u.ter'v fail. Of >antorus hSo,,Tfss
,.Esr Tt'',,-r.s h~ thousands VINO $500
furr. an f',' ~ nlIow-SutcrvS. NJ 5IatsMCI'
avn'',.s ss,,srg Il. ,n'r cannot oS s w. 81.
., ne. ne, mo-, ry>PCrt2e'e Shu 'eI"O
yaCeS ,r, contains one bottle OF the ksaiS "a,
as,a ns, ~ m catarrhal Solvent, and 81 imi
Nrr. one - ,.r' tU,sti>e and u'recuohS SIu
.royS l'4s' t:~r.1e5>.> Tor sloo
',,.'' p,opAl CUEE consists OF ~ 90
s'NE... 49,. 4. uraE. one box C~AlArhnH.
is". .a' '>t ,r, IvrAuvEp iNUALEE nesIL!
one paeAsEc, with .tu4 ul''''''S
r. So" ,,,. 4 CHEMICAL CO., BosroS'
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO r B

nen.,surs OF Trains from wheeling, Essern
tina. scheduie In erect November ~, IN is.,s
n SO .. m. and $40 ,. n daily and ll:n
n t daily s5 5SS SSnScinnaa.n .. Inai:: ioa. .
NJ; daily and ILLS asH 2 =; Sais SIS sI : y. daily.
For Columbus lo:3a IN. daIy, ana nIs :.
N. daily except Saturday. nda@ m.oaiSe
0e Beilsire Xcccmpodaaon, Ills p. n, Saturday
'I EIpre. for Warrington, D. G, BaltmSsc'
PhilsdSlphis and New YorE. via. 0rafsons s@o@
m. and $40 p. N. daily. Linz ~
s. ISr f EIprsss IS! $50 n. daily: i:ts ]: =, s.,,y
sIcspt Sunday. Additional way trsin ior wan
ftssSurs' baltimore and philadelphia ss'r
n p. SSg9e.!,ns, : "a n = s 81. d., NJ LOO noon
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily. - snn.
For Cumberland, $40 q N, dnS eA"P
For 81. Clairvtne. SIS .. m 40 p. m. ana
$40 D. 10. daily except Sunday. s.S< and
EInress trains arrive nom Chicaeos SOP ;nu
go 4 n, and 6ao. p IN. daily and 40 "'
dsIly ssseI ,,.,ns arrive hon ST. Louis snd Cr'
cinnati. ass a m. and $40 .. m, daiiy. Raj,
KIpres trains arrive MN q IN Sr.Son, i2.s
D. m. and sI6 ,. m, daily, via f'HooIs na'
q m, daily. S N and
$40 p m daily, and los q m aa'S
oS Tfa,ns arrive nom Pitsburs. lois = q; daI "
ana iatS p. m, except sundaJA na'"'F
and lilo p N. dNly.- p. soo Z m.
oT FEo@ NO S@sSpunaTilie. 81, q m, daily, and
n m. daily except Sunday. n.,,y.
1rsirs sy,iye from Warrington, 80 UNI
trains arrive nom Cumberland o."
daily except Sunday: .,..o and bRp
Prom T. GAINESVILLE, loio ana if'
m. daily except SUNDAY. ,,s. M. sun
day only. ,,.cssd nj hotels and
residences on orders len o. Ilcke' UNIV"
hNks' suoo' anu CHAs. o. sCuLL. 3
SSne nois
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FLOUR, CHAIN AND FKED.
wheeling

wheeling
TUESDAY, December II.
Receipts Of wheat continue light, al
though the price remains at S1.05 for
good to choice.
We quote:-
FLOUR AND GRAIF-Choice family forr
in barrels S. 80; in sacks s. IS; middlings
per ton $40 20; bran per ton $50 %;
per 100 pounds, 81. Rye brings 65c per
bushel.
FEKD-Oorr Per hushel, old 6oc;
new 35a4Oc; oats Csc; baled hay per ton
S1s 90. Loose hay Is bringing $40 90
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philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, December ll.-Wool
-Quist but firm; Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 3ia35c; y
32a3ic; medium $500; coarse 3Oci New
York, Michigan, Iodisns ard Western fine
Xxx 3Oa32c; medium 37s3Sc; coarse 37a
SSc: fine washed delaine Y and Xxx 36a37ci
medium washed conbiDg and delaine iOa
42c; coarse 39a4Oc; tub wasbei 35a42c;
medium unwashed conbing aud dslaiue
3Oa32c: coarse 2gs30c.
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pew's belief aud practice in such matters
we should say that there must be a great
many gentlemen in New York who will
not care 10 meet him socially in the future.
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OnCitH.
Pittsborg.
WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, UeCemUeI IT
The market for wool is practically IN
changed, and thu receipts are light, wool
in fret hands berg about all scld in this
section.
Pricfs remain as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3Oa33c; unwashed, One-tbird eff;
MEDIUM washed 3Os33c; ~unwashed 23I24c:
1-l ,-osha5 R0apSc
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DTeelin9 Re9ister
grsrtIsrs' &aids.

4 RRryALA AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExrLANArToNo or REHBRENCBM MARKS: 'Dai!y
FSinday excepted. Monday excsotsd Sun'
day only. saturday excepted. saturday only.
10 Meridian. November 10, IeS: nneetlnS
TINA which IS Ia one hour earlier than Central
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u. z hn SAIIROAp

u, T. q O. SAIIROAD
Bc;lSirs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES main
Iesyss SsliSiIS ct SOo q IL, arrives At BSuatra
4:l0 p. N.
YoodslelG passenger train leaves Psllatre
500 .. n, arrives 81 bellsire 81 SOS 5. u.
Srunarheld Accommodation leaves ella .
is.O m, arrives AZ Bellsir9 at ll:c5 a. N.
Al trains daily exceptionally. uo2tr6lStAAG
Gnl TINE ffCn BsllsirO.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 sp
". J. ROBINSON, Cent Pas, Agent
P~arlCHbury, W. "
FEED HUsEMEN. Trsv. Pas. As'L
Wheeling, W. Va
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Advice To

Nm. Miasiow's Soothing Syrup tci
cai.'rc7 teatEing, &c the prescription q
ooeot he bNst female nursesand ~physicisEs
l7tee United States, snd has oeen used
tcr terty years with psvsf fADli1g success
) millions Of GothGrs for their children.
t'7ilng the process Of teething its value is
lRcatcCsoie. Il reisves the child from
pan, cursS dysentery ard diarrhcea, grip,
~ n !Ja towels, and wind collie. BY
Sastos health to Ire chii3 Il rCsa ia
csasSST. Prls 2sC . nasSla.
For Coughs and Throat Disorders uss
s"nENs BRONCHIAL TgOCHEs.-"Hsye never
vh'ngeim my mind rcspec:iUg them, CxceptIthink
1st,er O: tina. which began thinking well Of
H,r Henry HGrt B.crbar. Sold only in boxes.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES H~OLLOWHORN, CAkED BAGS,
GRUB j. HOOP DISEASE IN CATTJ
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for SALE.

HoR SALE.
No. 2ll4 EoAr St., 6 room brick. lot 3oxlso, $500
No 1918 Jacob St., 4 rooms, tl,7O. 8 room frame,
North Fronts T. $500. Double frame South Penn
St $500. No, 81 Fifteenth st, II room brick.
e. 500. Properly in all parts OF the city. -Four
acres on Long Island, n. Y, will tell or exchange
for city property or small farm. Sec also adyer'
tisement in houndsville Herald.
CARVER BROS.
nos 1915 Msrketst. Wheeling. W We.
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Time Table taking enect Nay 9Th. is@; sss
senser rains Will run - followS-CenuA IlmS'
An trains daily except those rarfed 'HW'
which DO not run or. Sunday: ~
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SKINS n GINSENG.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY. December IL.
The season for skins has not yet opened,
and the market will remain dull until We
have q good 81 row.. Horkhe;mer Bros, Noe.
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SUNDAYS:

Leave the City at So a. 70. and run every hour
g:l5 . m. Leave Wheeling PARK at 900 a
m. and run every hour Il ltil 1900 p. nj. Except
Church Tran will Iesy Park s: 9+5 q m. and
civ 81 lgl5 .. IN. e. HIR'CH,
Superintendent
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address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS SATIosAL BANK
New Orleans, La,

DENENE[n That the P, .ss s,r o. S EfS .1s
40 cnsr.e Or she dfEWlDgE, IS q guarantee OF Alb
solnte fairneS and integrity, that The chances
are an equal, and that nools can possibly divine
What uU:ubeT Will draw & Prize.
TBER, elsD, that he payment Of
Pies Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR IA.
TIOSAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and the
JYrfets are signea By the President Of IN insti'
tuition, wkose chartered rights are recogniLed In
The highest Courts: therefore, beware OF al imi'
tstioRs OF a~n0DyTGgs schemes" nolfN ,o4a