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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
WHITE HOUSE PETS.

Nellie Arthur hal 3 spotted Indian pony
for the apple o her eye.
Mrs Pierce was very fond o. the black
nag that her husband rode.
Mr4. Monroe brought the first white rab-
ii: To the national premists,-
Harriet LIME had a large stag hound that
presented TO her in Elgland.
"D)lly" M3dison's particular pet was q
fne saddle nag. at Montpelier she had a
pet sheep.
Mrs. Adams has a great goldfish aud one
of a blush tiut, sent her by a New Eng
land sea captain.
Mrs. Hayes had a magnificent imported
Japanese cat that was presented to her oy
; naval officer.
Ma.tha Wasti,gt,n's chief PIT was a
beautiful green ptrrot. Mrs. Washington
also very fond OF q fsllow deer.
Ms. Grant had q strawberry roam" COW
that wa a superb mixer aud supplied her
table with milk and cream.
Mrs. Bliss, President Taylor's daughter,
who presided over the White House until
her fathers death, had a splendid white
owl.
Miss Clevelsn1's pat while at thu White
House WAS a 0eautiiul rose which she found
in the conservatory, and which nov bears
her ame
An eagle occupied 8 clgs at the mans,oa
Gor a mart of President Flllmore's term, q
git fiom a polite u admirer, an the noble
bird WAS often fed by Mra. Fillmore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
BELLAIRE.

Some of the people of this city who
paid no attention TO the REGIsTER's
igures on West Virginia are 6%eginnin to
feel that the REGISTER tells the truth
about as often as the Republican truth
teller.
Wm. Skunk, of the Enterprise Window
CT Iss Works, is suffering from q severe
cut on the knee, caused by coming in
contact with = broken roller Of glass.
The Bellaire Stamping Company does
not know anything shOut that 4 pot for
nac,, which 1t is said they are ID operate
in Youngstown.
Jsunis Burrows, of the Firs' ward, died
yesterday morning. Funeral this morn
ing st ) o'clock.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church will hold a social this evening at
TIE tome of Rev. W. NJ. Eaton,
There is now talk of the Belmont nail
works erecting another blast furnsce.
The report TINT Charles Stssre had died
in Marietta is without foundation.
skipped By tie Light Of the Noon" st
the Eiysisn Theater this evening.
Counter felt coin ia sfioat TO a great ex-
tent, says the Tribune.
Wegee coal miners had a little strike,
but 81 1T work sgtin.
Some of tho HOUSES were handsomely
decorated lsst night.
Simpson Smith and Miss Minnie Martin
have b zen married.
Isaac Friezs snd Mrs. Mary E, Wilson
have teen married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
MARTINS FERRY.

It was reported last evening that Mr5.
Randolph Craig had died.
George Way smiles over the arrival OF
two fine babies at his home.
Mumps and measles, ususlly sporadic
diseases, are now almost an epidemic IN
this city.
Miss Mary Ahlborn, ofSteubsnville, has
returned to her home after a pleasant visit
with her parents here.
Why don't the City Commissioner clean
off the crossings? And while he is at it,
why don't he raise them a little higher, SO
they won't get muddy 30 easily?
Mr.. David Thoburn, who lives on Scotch
Ridge, brought another monster reddish to
this city yesterday. The huge vegetable
measures nearly two feet in length and
weighs seventeen pounds.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie engineer
ing corps are making good Roadway in the
running of their liaes between here and
Portland. The condemnation suits are
still 10 progress at ST.. ClairsVille.
A gang of Italians from ont on the new
railro ads, came 10 town yesterday 70 see
two of their number off for Charleston, s.
@. All of them displayed gOodly sized
rolls of bills, ard one Dago displayed sew
eral hundred dollars in gold.
Nc. Samuel Davidson, of Pittsburg, is
in this city nuTsiug his father, Mr.. VIM.
Davidson, who is lying dangerously ill
with softening of the brain, at the resi-
dence of Nj. Charles Humphreville Mr..
Davidson, ST., is one Of Martins Ferry's
oldest citizens and is well known by nearly
all Our older people.
Mr.. Z. D. Cotteil, who has bsen st a
sanitary hospital in Michigan during the
past two or thres months under treatment
for luog trouble, returned on Saturday
last. Mr.. Cottell is in much better spirits
than when he left this city, and has im-
proved in health very much. He has
gained much in flesh and it is thought lie
viii entirely recover his health.
Underwent M Dixon Bros,
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Hailro1ds.
AND OHIO r R

Departure OF Trains NON wheeiinE Hssem
tina Schedule In eaect November lHh, Io8A.
Express for Chicago and the Eorthwe1 IcS6
4 n, SO p. n. and step n. daily. and liz p
n. daily except Saturday. 49,
N, daily, and HIS D n daily except Saturday.
to umbus sccomnodatson SIS m daily:
For Columbus, 1913 m daily, 40 n;ib p.
N daily except SATURDAY., 10 dNJ ex-
oeP. I SraaAi ssr warrington. D. c.. s.,ruore.
~Phflsdelphia and New YoTE, Via oraffon, SIS q
n. and 5l0 p u. daily.
For Pitn6urE and WashinSton r, : M.
except Sunday. Additional way trin for W0h.
'n fsssssa Ra. ssila 9; S :a5 f'sis; s1sf:' sis,r.
n For I~cunaUins, {. m. sio. n. lsso noon.
except Sunday, and 5:lo p m. daily.
For Grafton, El0 p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, $40 Z m, daily exospt srn.
Hor 81 oainville. SIS g. m, 10 p. m. and
$40 D. m daily except Sunday.
EIpress trains arrive nom Chicago, SIS and
80 a m, and $40 p n. daily, and As = NJ
d, hyp ssssP sr. M0nG agiv. nom 8. Loui. and en-
cinnid, ass q N. and go p m, daily.
KIpres trains arrive nom PhiladelphiA Eal.
timore and Washington, 2. G., via Gr.hon, nn
p. N. and Dos p. m, daily. VIA hsssurs iols
Trains arrive nom columbus tN = n. and
$40 p. m. daily. and los q m daily exceps Scn-
day.
Trains srive nom Pithburs. lois Z n. daily,
and iaSp m, except sandayh and SIS p. m.
and lilo p. N. daily.
Trains arrive hon Warrington, PA. 500 an.
daily except sunday.
From Moundsvtlle, 9tS q N, daily, and lN0
p m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Washington. si5a m. caily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p N.
daily except Sunday.
From ST. Claifville, 10: 10 and lJ0 and o:bQp
n. daily except SUNDAY.
For Columbus and Cincinnati. 2lS q. m. Sun
day only.
baggage called for and checked ut hotels and
residences on orders len at Ticket Once, 100
CHAa. q, 6CUIL.
General Passenger Agent
". n. CLEMENTS, Manager. nols
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Carada Dl.oouragss the Mormons.

OTTAWA, November 18.-Ths Mormon
delegates WHO are here comforting with the
Government rsgWding their settlement n
the Nocthwe1t ba Se encountered n seci1us
s,tbsck. They had taken it for g'aeted
that the law prohibiting them from prac-
ticirg polygamy spilled only t. future
marriages, bat when they asked FIR aasur-
auce sgaiust prosecution of such MOrmons
as alrta1y possessed TolygamOus wives
they were met with q refusal. They were
also refGs1d re mission to bring into the
country a large quantity of machinery
free of daty. They are grady dishesrt-
med over the result Ot their Interviews
with tie officials AMI say that the deci.
sions rendered will have a very material
effect on Mormon immigration in the
Canadian Northwsst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy Of HssIc, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December Is. 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000 600.

100. 900 Tickets at $40; Halves $40
Quarters SlO; Eighths 81; Twen'
licths 81: fOrtieths 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
A Large Attendance Of Pennsylvania
Teachers.

A Large Attendance of Pennsylvania
Teachers.
Special CorrespondeIee Of The Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, November 19.-The
Washington County Teachers Institute
opeued up this morning. Three hundred
and fifty of the 36I telc5ers Of the county
had enrolled at Z o'clock to night and all
are expected by tie morning trains.
Tue folio wing Vice-Presidents were
chosen: Prof. D. j. McAdams, Of Wash.
aud JEFF. College; Prof. G. G. Hartzog, Of
California State Normal; Miss NJ. ShsIrard,
Washington Female Seminary.
Time Clerks-John A. Snodgrass,
West Middletown township; P.
B. Stevenson. of Smith township;
Secretaries: W. G.. Vankirk. CanoDsburg
township; Miss Emma O. HssiingS, Mt.
Pleasant township. Auditing Committee:
]. D. Trussel, East Finley township; Miss
Emma F. azisr, Washington township; Miss
Jennie Sh'llito, Franklin township.
The Hon. r. G Horr, Of Michigan, en-
tertained q crowded house trnight by q
most interesting lecture on "Ths Genuine
ys. Shams."
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
Now La,

BEMEMSFA Thst the presence reese { 8 Of Generals GnH s1s
IN charge OF the drawings, IS a guarantee OF ao-
solute fairness and integrity, thst the chances
are al equal. and that no o0e can possibly divine
what number will draw a Prize.
NRENEMB DER, alsn. that the payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma.
TIuNAL BANKS OF New Orleans, anu the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an Inst
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized In
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF all imi'
tatioEs or anonymous tcnemes nollW sag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
E,,Isr Ipspeotors Conyentlop.

PITTsBURG, November ia Conven-
ton of the City, County a2d State Boiler
Inspectors will meet in this city on Tues
day next, to form a National Organization.
TIE object Cf the association viii no to sr-
range a uniform system of Boiler Iuspec-
ton and to take measures to prevent the
employment of incompetent Engineers.
Delegates will arrive to morrow tOm St.
Louis, Omahl, Chicago, Cincinnati, Phila-
delphia and New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20
Pensions for West Vtrginisns.

spsrini TelsCrJER 10 uR Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, November l7-PenSions
have been issued to West Yirginisrs as
follows: Original Invalid DeCelsed-
Eyermont Brumisld, HamliD; MARSHALL
wsrper, R~uckhannon; Thsoicre Coffman,
Lumbsrpo,t; Alex. ". Barnes Reeoy
Rirple, Iucreaes-Siewsrt Wells, BnnSi
Joi' eph Lyons, Junction Pslsce; Allen II
PanIev. Charleston; Robert T +. Msitlc,
M!diiabCurue; David Adkins, P1ppa. Re
issue - Charles Anderson, Charleston.
Original Widows, &c -Lonary, widow OF
EvsTmont Rrumfield, Hamlin.
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Put Up for Def at.

RosroN, Mass, NOy. 1S.-The R'pnbli-
ca Convention last right nominated for
Mayer ex-Aldermsn Thomas n. Hart;
president Of the Mount Vernon Ns'lonal
Bank. Mr.. Hart has had two previous
defeats, and the Democrats re dice over last
nights acton.
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Cincinnati.
PETsoLEUE,
New York.

NEW YORK, November 19.-Petroleum-
Opened steady at S5lr, but after a slight
advance in the early, trading btcsme weak
and decliutd to 49,. The market then re-
covered part of the loss and closed steady
Mt SAC. Consolidated Exchange opened
at!s5lc; highest s54e; lowest s4e; closing
at Sac. Sales 1G74,0OO barrels.
Oh CftF.
OIL CITY, PA, November 19.-Peiro-
leum-Opentd st S5sc: highest. 85fc;
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Eleven Rounds 70 a Knockout.

New YORK, November 1s.-J3ck
Splaan and Ginger" Mccormick, both of
Jersey City. fought eleven desperate
rounds on o dincirg platform neal Sinds
Point, Long IlsDd, at al early four this
morniug Splann, who is a novice, was
knocked out.
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IahRxL
Hs4dhiHSL
SCRATCHED 2O YEARS.
itching, skin Disease with
a rDSIess suffering Cured by
CntieuTa Remedies

,,,Un Of the CUTICuRA ENEpIE
III MAJ yearS ago IL would have sAyeu me
tEenty-eGr' Lygnlred dollars and an immense
S@NW ~ sr4,riug. Ny disease sorSSs(eon
amount ~ INV head in aSpot not lSrSsI Sn1n :
menee1 CI5ssi rapidly all oyerlny oS9y NISsOt
cent tsP'SSTS he scales would drOp on OF
under my rT and my suffering was endless,
NE AL tlS L-Slisf one thousand dollars WOuLS
aud WiIhoGs IN have this disease over again; !
not telap. nan. but feel rich 20 be reheVeI OF
am q POS. If the doctors said was Ieprosy, some
whAL omo nsortasiS etc. l took ...-' anu
ring-Nr.9IiIss over one year and q nali ouI 10
saralS IN. .I tp two Or three doctors ani Hoe
cur / We, the CUTICURA AEASDIsS lVS
l c4AH'SS -b.y have male my SKIN S SltG auu
muca. t-SS> rs a raby's All used mem
free irpM L,v..rf CUTICURN. and thee Dosttsso
wS llr,y pS,,.vESr, and two cakes OF CCrI.
CJrI ~ rfvou bad been here ana S3iI you
CUESA ,rr,t ne foe $4,000 YOU would nave
void mn locked Ike the picture IN
hai tIg NJ F~S1riSN.S picture NUMBER wv,
y9ar o. D., 'rirs skin Diseases , out no" ~
no" u. ms r.,-~1l ever MAS through t9ree OF
ciet. a. -,T'YiIv hands over my arms ana Ieyso
hlht ! ,c,. in a while, but TO q purpose' am
sJ.a.'I VI" s'-sfghsd twenty eight years SUD u
.. NtH hind nI second nature to me. tAAnA
got W. mi Zines Anything more tnaL yen
You i grIy write me, or any one VINO resds
wS&L ~ - -l fn me and l will answer
this may WIG ." DENNIS DOWNING,
-. Ian Nah IN.
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No Mercury,
no Potash,
Or any ether hiSeral Poison.

/. Is Eatar.* E.n-,y. mails exclusively
r nH .-a!U .-
.'f" sis u.rm a,s.
30 o@.s -a.y &aa,vn % tho world
IT,. .t' ''.- j.. '.r.l cu,..iyus BlyOd
u. nr % GE O. fs.r.s
cares -,-..l rheumatism, Cancer,
N7.' @.-a' 0.a -n....a. ...s., Heretofore
" .. .i".- .h.s. /. r.rrs any disease
'~..-I '-n .m..-n h.,rl. 1. X now PIE
s'."! i..a..aas,, lar L,sy rhg,.ylaus
niue ' Ssls-." s C .aulc. We append
Us. saa.r.: .s-,.r.
Co. .Hs -r,n S.,.,.s rafsan's c1nv2lcsc.
NV 'r 49, f..rt u~roslrS with tho
J. y. CJhNrN. Fl. D..
EIlayIiv, VA"
'A.W'.' White was AFFLICTED
4 'A ,.N % FrIrs- prescribed ). ).
A~5 ne 30 ial and ROBUST 10y.
4. ". HAEEEE, N. D.
, Hs..0. W. Dc. r. IsL-Ihavc taken
a. 'l- u u'rs much Urjtrr than pOI-
"~! "lncr 'gu. Ig I Hgvp ever t>rd.
t. J. M-NFlELU. N. D.,
Sarn.rly II Sussex Co, Va.
an. :. j. u'-E, the well. known druggist
F.ss ta. l.N Nashville. Howard County.
w, "rl.rs: "H.vI-r some kgrwI,lg, $50
= y \ Is v1rf.sri Ug. I can safely
"..'hN 's S RE FrIruly f4r AN skin dis
~ matters Not what nc lame may be-"
yr- nsE' q book giving q history OF this
60. Tr'Hrr.y, and .gS CurrS, frDm an
ais ry "'t'N which will convince YOU thai
Sl Is true, ant which We Will mail
v.fhS-. l,cAsioE No family should b.
Pa 70 We have another on Contagious
E"i|'h' sent on same terms.
,hsl, Is history OF your case. and orr
>|.n viii advise win Won nv lrftsr IN
sog gga4tensN We viii not deceive
EO'sAe BY AL druzeIsta
AAE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 8, Atlanta Ca
New EUrk, 30 Rruadygay.
London. Ing s. Saovy 8iu
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Full OF Chill Raw Winds.

Philadelphia Record.
This il an ~Urgratetul world. It is msn-
fest that the working men in the great it,
dustrial cen:ecs rf the c9untry d, not ap-
p~reCia,e the se'f sseriicing tffnIts of the
Western fsrrers TO project" them.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago,

CHICAGO, November ~. -C3tle-Re-
os!pts 1000 head; shipments 4 600 head;
market 10a20o lower; choice beeJea s. 90
as 30; steeIs So 00a4 90; stockers and
feeders 81 9Oa3 80; cows, bulls and mixed
81 40A3 90; western rangers - 1913 80.
RogS-keoeipts 1900 head; shipments
5000 head; market strong and 5a1Cc
higher; mixed s. $3.50 so; heavy S. 35A
5 so; light S. 3OI5 55; ships s. 0Oa4 90.
Sbeep-Receipts 5000 bend; shipments
2 1000 head; market strong; natives e 70
"A so; western 81 OOa4 90; Texans 81 80
a3 so; lambs 81 00aG 90.
East Liberty,
EAST LrsRRTY, Novembr 10 -Catile-
Receipts 3,077 head; shipments ], 033 5esd
marke. dull q. 10a15c OF from last weeks
prizes,
Hcgs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market ~sctive; P~hiladelphiss
S. 55a5 so; mixed S. 5Oa5 60; Workers
S. 5Oa5 60; common to fair S 25a5 IS;
pigs S. O0a5 Is.
sheep-Receipis 1900 head; shipments
$500 tead; market fair at last weeks
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI o., November 19.-HoS-
Active and higher; common and light
"a 5Oa5 30; packing and butchers S. lOa
5 40; receip S 6 500 head; shipments Loco
head.
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waterbury,. ", jan @th, III.

r..er,a. T,.tCr, SinSwoTm, Liehen'
F>naa'., Ill W,.VI Milk crust. uAnGrun, Bar
Prl.'R> Er,s Grr,rs' and Wssherwoman ltGh'
oST,, r1rry ,pcc,> cf itch'rE baTGi sS5 8 SSSIy
PuP! - Mar axe positively cured by CUII'
W.ia - ,,s. SKIN cure. Ent CUrlcuEA SOAP,
CUR .-s -si1 Beaugiaer externally, n Gu
s1eX r.S,rpE<r. the new Blood Purifier in
r''.s' xrr1 pay>iriaaS and Al other RENE
FaS ts.L. "
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STATEs-Ouiet and steady.

RAILRoADs-Dull; sales 1910, 900.
STOCKs-Tke stocS market to-day was
fsirly active during the forenoon, bat dull
later in the day and weak and declining
during most of the time. The declines at
the oTeaiug extended to ! per cent, and
though there was a J light business doing,
prices continued TO decline steadily. Rich
mond and West Point showed some
strength toward noon, but Louisville &
Nashville bEcame the leader of the
decline, and after II o'clock the weakness
became more pronounced and the market
more active. Lake Shore became specially
weak, while New EoglaQd again went up,
but the general list failed to respond, and
the weak t,ue continued until the Gloss OF
business, which was dull at the lowest
prices of the day. The active list, without
execution. is lower this evening, and Pull
man lost 3, Louisville and Nashville Il,
s.. Paul Is. Sales 2i6,6S7 shares. Quo
taticns closed bid ss follows:
Adams Express, las; American Express,
III; Canada Pacific, 533; Central Pacific,
So; Chesapeake aud Ohio 10; preferred do
firsts, 16l; do seconds, 173; Chicago and
AiIOO LOO SuiChEO1 ouilhuSVOA ~
cy 11Ot; Delaware and Hudson, 1194; Del
ware, Lackawanns and Western 1915;
Denver ard Rio Grande. 16}; Erie, 263;
do preferred, Gl1; Fl. Wayne, 14s; Hi
nois Ceptrsi, 1l6; Lake Shore, 49,; Michi-
gan Central, 84I; Minneapolis and St Louis,
s; do preferred, ID; Missouri Pacific,
76J; Northern Pacific, 25}; DO preferred,
59i; Chicago and Northwestern 1893; do
preferred, 141; New York Central, 108;
Oregon TranscoDtinsntal, 39s; Pacific Mail
SIT; Peoria, D. & E., "a; Pittsburg, 155;
Pullman Palace Car, I'LL; Reading, 48si
Rock leland. 1O7; St Louis ard saO
Francisco, 26l; do preferred, &C.,; arst
preferred, 1I2: st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1881; st. Paul and oEahs, 81
do preferred 1O4: Texas Pacific, 225
Uuiou Poetic, 63s; United States E1-
r-sS@. 81; Western Union, Sat
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DBeelins Register
6rausIers' Guida

A RRTyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAM
AExRLANArIoNo MARKS: ~Daily.
Fs1nday excepted. MONDAY accepted, sun.
dSy only. Saturday ex~cepted--7o Meridian.
Noyembsr rs, lSsa Wheeling time. which Is inst
nra hnnr aarliar thAn Gamma limo.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 al
W. J. ROBINSON. Gcnl Pas. Agent
Parkerburg, W. v.
FRED HUsEMKN, Trav. Pass Aft
wheeling, W, Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a4 Per Cent Governments Dull
but Firm Stocks Lower Flour I'm
changed-whsat More Active.
NEW YORK, November 19.-Sloney on
call easy at Pa per cent; last loan at 2 per
cent closed offered ut 2 per cant; prime
mercantile paper 43S6 per cent; sterling
exchange dull but firm at 4~9i!a4S74.
GovERNNENTs-Dull but firm.
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-yBere. Price, CUTICuRA, soc SoR
r. .sNr. s.. Prepared oy me FOfEAA
Ds.s a. .,--Vry 10 care * Diseases, o.
Ss r.r-srIau, and leo testimonials
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nyHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On sud sfter Saturday, October IL, 1888
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Will nun As follows:
Leave Arrive a; leave Arrive at
Wheeling. Park Park Wheeling.
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3, 4 aG RAILROAD.

b, q. q g.
Bsllaire and ZanesvIlsL through paSSergcr train
40 p. N.
Woodsheld passenger tSSlr leaves Bellaire OF
500 0. N, arrives ~ BeilGire st sos a. m.
SurlmeTdeld Accommodation leaves Bellalr o.
300 n, arrives sc Bellairo at Hos q. L..
All trains daily sIceptS11day. Central stsat.
ard Time nom Bellaire.
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lowest 83Jc; closed at SAGE; sales ss0,000
bsrrels; c~learsncss $40, 600 barrels; char
ters 1905 barrels; shipments 10s, 799
barrels; runs sc. 1853 barrels.
P~iftsboxK.
PTrrsBURa, PA, November 19.-Petro-
Ieum-Dull and weak; opsned at S5sc,
closed at SAFE; highest s53c; lowest s3!c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, November 10. -Petro-
leum-Oeened at s5se; closed at SAFE;
highest s5Sc; lowest s35c; c~lesrances
5s4, 600 barrels.
Tftusville.
TrTUsyILLR, November 19.-Petroleum
Opened at s5sc; highest s5fc; lowest
s3Ec; closed Of SAGE.
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GoHsrg.
DAST ALL PRECEDESTl
Z lIEa THO ENlllIs llsInlII[G
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1854 FOR
Educational and Charitable purposes, md ia
franchise made Q part OF the present State Con.
sitution, In 1873, by an Overwhelming populn
vote.
ITS Grand Extraordinary Drawing.
take place Semi.ARnualty, tJune and
neceinber), and It's Grand single
Number Drawings take place on essen
az N other ten months In the year
and are all drawn In public, At the
Academy of Music. New Orleans, La
" do hereby certify that we supervise the
ARRANGEMENTS for all Monthly and Semi-AnnuA
Drawings OF The Joisiana State Lottery Com
many. IN in person manage and conuol the
drawings Themselves, and that the sare are con-
ducted with honesty, fairness and in good faith
toward all parties, aud We authorize the Com
nsny To use this certificate, with fac SMILES OF
our signatures attached, IN its advertisements"
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sn.IIS,SOO

As-For Club Rates, OF any further
desired, write legibly TO the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an EaVeioTe
| bearing vour full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Expres Money
Orders. or New York Exchange in ordinary let
ter. Currency BIZ Express lat our expense) I'd
dressed N. a. DAUPHlS,
New Orleans, La,
Or; N. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20

22I the GCgGEAY5FEVEE
CAT

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reyi.r-sl o., cunt. sly EHOfaFES, No. 81
WA-rgI >.rS. - iorK. Gu2eeod2SE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-20

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 10. Wheat
Western neglected; No. . winter red
spot 81 03; November 81 03a1 O33; De-
cember 81 O3la1 O3!; January 81 O53a
l o.. Corn-Westsrn finn and f'irly &C
tive; mixed spot 400 a50bc; year 47a475c;
January 46a46Sc; February 45i46c. Oats
-Firmer; western white urgrsded 3OA
32c; do mixed 27a29c. Rye-Dull at &c
Hag-S'e,dy; timothy SIG O0a16 so. Meas
Pork-FIrm st SIG IS BltTer-Firm;
hest roll Is; creamery 22t2Sc. Eggs
Dull at 24a2jc. Cofee-Stsady ut l54".
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers VIII
pay all Prizes drawn in The louisiana state Lot
teries witch may be presented CT our counters
X N. wALMsLEY, Pes't Louisiana Nat BIZ.
PIERRE L<NAUX. Prest State Natl Bk.
a nlLDWIN. Pres't New Orleans Natl Blk.
CARR, KOHN, Pres't Union National Bank.
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