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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
HUTCH,S PROFITS
In the heat Desl-He Says the fHco
veil Reach % 90.

In the wheat Desl-He Says the fnce
tVii Reach % 90.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-The Dd'fy
Ne,rs says: sold Hutch" had one OF bis
cranky spells on this morning. 10 re-
porter who asked him for the price on Sep
TENDER wheat, he turned like mad bun.
'sYou don't want to buy any wheat" ne
said. $50 along about your business
Don't cone around here annoying u.s."
From o.har sources it wss learned that Dc
had no wheat for sale at less than 81 per
bushel. The official reporters in the wheat
pit were not sending out this quotation at
tie opening, for the reason that there were
no sales at that price made openly in the
Dit. The st. Louis wheat did not get IN
Yesterday, or if it did, was not inspected,
as only one car of contract whest was in
spected on the Chicago ard Alton and none
on the Wabash. December wheat felt the
effect of the rise in September. 1t opened
at 99sc, which was &c above its close last
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
HON. K. BOYD FAULKNER

Speaks TO a Large Audience OF Berkeley
Democrats.
Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
MARTINsBURG, W. Va, September 90.
-Tomshawk, little town Oh Back creek,
in this county, was the scene to-day of the
first Democratic pole raj leg, that has
ever taken place in Back creek valley.
Tomshawk il situated in the heart of
the strongest Republican district in this
county, but the crowd present was as
large and more enthusiastic than the one
at the Republican meeting only short
distance away. Ringing spseches were
made by Hon. z. Boyd Faulkner and d.
G. wesiernhaves, Esq, which were cheer
ed to the echo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
A HIDDEN TREASURE.
Two Mystsrious Men Search, but Leave Il
to Another

Two Mysterious Men Search, but Leave 1t
to Another.
ST. LOUIS, September ga special
from Franklin, Ky, says: Yesterday morn
ing two well dressed strangers arrived in
tie city on the early train and inquired
the way TO an old steam mill that was
operated by man named Wbiksides, and
procuring buggy st the livery stable they
went out to the mill and spent the entire
day in digging mp the earth in various
placea. They returned to the city about
night and ktt On the fpt train. They
told Whitssides that they we've from st.
Louis and if their business turned out
profitable ttey would reward bin for bis
pains in giving tie N directions and assist-
ing them in finding the mill. They did
not state what their mission was TO any
one, but some Of the country folk seeing
their strange actions surmised there was
some hidden treasure about the old mill,
and q man named Hendricks went cut
with spade and pick and altar digging
come time finally unearted 40 old key With
81, 700 in gold carefully packed therein.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
THE WHEAT KING.
Antecedents of the Spectator Who LIS
Making q Million Day.

Antecedents of tho Spectator Who LIS
Making Million Day.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 29.--B. P.
Hutchinson was born near Dsnvers, Mass,
in 1928, and started life on farm. Agri-
culture not being to his liking, he went to
Lynn, and after mastering the making of
shoes started factory. He failed in 1857
and then tarned his face TO the West, To-
eating in Milwaukee.
The town being too slow for him, he
came to Chicago in 1859, and went on the
Board of Trade, his membership cos ing
him S.. In a yesr or so he was worth
$3.50, 900 and had paid every debt he owed
in Lynn.
He is man of keen foresight, indomit'
able will, great courage and boundless
nerve, caring for no one, and intent only
on making money. He has helped many
a man on the Board, though his philan-
thropy has always Injured to his financial
benefit. He has two sons, Charles L.,
President of the Board Of Trade, and
Isaac, and lives at the Century Club, an
institution opposite the Board OF Trade,
founded and arranged by himself. He
cares for nothing only business, aud de-
tests social fIivoli,ies He is worth prob
ably SIC, OO0, 900, one tenth of which has
been made within the past week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
kENNA
TALKS SIMON PURE DEMOCRACY
In an Address to the People Of
Grafton.

Special correspondence Of The Sunday REGISTER.
GRAFTON, September 29.-One of the
most enthusiastic and effective meetings
ever held in the county was that which as
sembled at the Court House to-day at IL
o'clock, to rear the issues Of the campaigp
presented by that fearless champion OF
Democracy nnd able exponent of its prin-
ciples-the Hon. John E Kenna. The SEN
ator arrived late last night from Newburg
and left at , o'clock in order to meet his
Weston engagement. Owing to the lim'
tied time placed at his disposal by the
State Committee for this point, he was
compelled to speak from midday up 70 the
hour Of his departure; and during the two
hours of his address no held the attention
of his hearers by the strength Of his posi-
ton and the uuanswerable logic of his
facts and figures.
No more enthusiastic and representa-
tive audience has greeted public speaker
5iUce the famous Carlisle Meeting here IN
1884. The distinguished gentleman dis
eussed the coal, wool aud labor features OF
che preseut schedule and arraigned Harri-
son, Blaine and other leaders of the Re-
publicaI party, for the Inconsistencies
IF their record upon that part
of the tariff which affects the
material resources Of our State and for the
past twenty years mas retarded It's deyei-
opment. His comparison OF the amount
levied hy our Safe for all governmental
purposes, and the amount taken by the
present National tax system in excess OF
The requirements of the government was
particularly effective.
COTS absurd declaration about pro
secting American labor under the broad
shield of American law" was held up to
tae audience in al its gauzy thinuess.
Oar county convention met to-day, and
organized by the selection of Hon. B. F.
Martin ~ Chairman, aud adjourned until
the 10Th, when a strong and winning tick
Ut will be nominated.
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STATEs-Dull and steady.


RAILRoAps-Very active; sales 81, 375,-
900.
STeCKs-Tbe stock market was extreme-
ly active and decidedly strong today from
the opening TO the close and again every
thing on the list made material gains 1Or
the day. The temper of the room was
bullish and the market became very strong
Immediately, and the opening prices in
most of the list were the lowest OF the day.
There was a great deal Of realizing Of
profits in the advance, bat the new buying
was sufficient to absorb all upward direc-
ton. The close was active and strong q.
the best prices Of the day. The most
marked advances were New England ~
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and 10.
dianapolis II, Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferred2 Ssles 25, 500 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 147; American Express
40; Canada Pacific, s.; Central Pacific
36t; Chesapeake and Ohio 2li preferred do
frsts IS; do seconds 10; Chicago and Al.
ton 100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
l15;; Delaware and Hudson. 1l9s; Della
ware, LackawsnnH and Western IA;
Denver and Rio Grande, 21l; Erie, 800 /;
do preferred, SGT; Fl. Wayne, $50; III.
nois Central 11si; Lake Shore, 104; Mich.
gan Central, 81 {; Minneapolis and 81. Louis,
I; do preferred, 1871; Missouri Pacific,
s4t; Northern Pacific, ut; do preferred,
8ls; Chicago and Northwestern lis; do
preferred, 145; New York Central, 100;
Oregon Transcontinentsl. 81; Pacific Mail.
BOT Peoria, d. & E., at; Pttsburg, 155,
Pullman Palace Car, ia; Reading, 53b;
Rock Island. 1881; st. Louis and San
Francisco, 312; do preferred, III; frst
preferred, 1924; g. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1861; 50. Paul and 0mahs, AZ;
do preferred 1881; Texas Pacific, 28.;
Union Pacific, SCI; United States eI-
pres, 70; Western Union, IS.
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JOINT DEBATE. J
WILSON AND GORP At PHILIPPI.
Special telegram to the Sunday Register.

Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
PHILLIPPI, w. VA, September 90
After a months lodging, Goff WAS caught
here to-day by Governor Wilson and COM
PEELED to join in joint debate. Never did
such Waterloo befall him. Golf spoke
one hour, Wilson one and half hours,
and Gotf closed in o half hours speech.
Golf was completely paralyzed, lost his
grip, and made bold bluff and fizzled.
Wilson made o great speech, said to be the
greatest of his lite. 1t is The universal
verdict that he smashed the little Repuh-
lican god to atoms. He could scarcely pro-
coed for tine cheer after cheer that greeted
him. Ne such enthusiasm was ever wit
messed here.
A thousand people we're in the Court
House and three hundred on the Outside,
almost tearing down doors aud windows to
get in. Twice he was interrupted. and be-
sought by the crowd to come outside,
Let the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee put Gov. Wilson against any conner.
No man who ever SPOKE here is half q
match for him. Wilson could not get
from the Court House or to bis room for
an hour for congratulations.
Republicans are dOwncast here tonight.
They are compelled to admit that their
champion proved himself entirely unequal
to the occasion, and their disappointment
is all the more bitter because they had
baen 80 confident he would demOlish his
opponent. They have no hopes now for
the debate which is to come off bstween
the same gentlemen at Beverly on Mon
day. It would not be surprising if, in the
light of tO-dsy's events, he declined to
keep the engagement or takes shelter be-
hind convenient local Republican com
mittee. Golf won't be so numerous with
his challenges to Democratic orators from
now on. His experience with Walker and
Wilson has probably made him very sick
of the business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
The Same Old Story,

CHICAGO, September 29.-It seems that
the yonng man arrested in Denver yester-
day for Tsscott was really q native of
Memphis, Tenn, where his parents reside.
A dispatch from Memphis says General P.
Turner received telegram yesterday ST
ternoon from his son, T. Scott Turner,
saying he bad been arrested for the Chica-
60 murderer, and imp!o7ipg bis father to
get him ont of the scraps. Young Scott
answered the description Of Tsscott and
carries one Of the wounds with the T.
Scott engraved on the inside. 1t is sup
posed that the inscription has bsen read
Taseott by persons who are interested in
the arrest at Denver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
Teller Pitcher Gets In the Neck.

MONTREAL, September 29.-In the
Court of Queens Bench to-day Chief JUS
tice Sir A. A. Doren sentenced @. A.
Pitcher, atsly teller of the Union Bank,
of Providence, to seven years in the peni-
tertiary for bringing stolen money into
Canada. His Honor said there wss no
doubt but what Pitcher had committed q
grave crime. He had done his best to
wreck bank by which he was EMPLOYED,
and not only had he defaulted in the UNI
ted States, but he had tried the same game
in Montreal By purchasing o bill Of ex-
change with stolen money, Pitcher re-
ceiyed his sentence unmoye5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
Profited by the Wheat Deal.

CHICAGO, September ga dispatch
from st. Paul Gays: The great rise in Sep
tember wheat in Chicago has created an
unusual degree of excitement in st. Paul
and Minneapolis grain circles, but as
rule the dealers are jubilant. Michael
Doran. Of ST. Paul, is reported to have
made $4,000 and others have realized
handsomely. One young man in Mime
apolis sold ont 90, 900 bushels Thursday at
a profit of 26 ceots a bushel. Minneapolis
dealers generally seem to have been on the
right side of the deal or out of it alto
gether. The millers and all holders ct
wheat, of course, profit largely.
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AN EMPEROR'S PERIL.
Francis Joseph Nearly squelched by q
Cannon Shot.

Francis Joseph Nearly squelched by u
Cannon Shot
VIENNA, September 29.-The artillery
practice yesterday, at which Emperor
Francis Joseph narrowly escaped being
shot, t,ok place at the Steinfeld range.
The Emperor had ordered that the bugle
sound the signal to cease firing, in order
that he might inspect the target. The
officer in command Of a battery located
thousand yards away did not hear the sly
nal, and as it was impossible for him TO
ses the Emperor as he advanced, owing to
a depression in the ground, the battery
again fired. Fortunately the Emperor
and his tuite were out of the line of FIRE,
and consequently were not hurt. Order
lies rushed to the battery and prevented
any further firing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
Parkersburg OH Company Assigns.

special DISgTGH 10 he Register.
PARKERsBURG, September %. - The
West Virginia Transportation Company,
one of the oldest companies in this viein-
ity, made an assignment this Afternoon.
But little Is yet known of the condition of
affsirs. A detailed statement will soon
be made, when fuller particulars will be
given. The Bsadish OIL Company of New
York is among the preferred creditors.
The assets aud liabilities are 10th large
and the property assigned covers all be-
longing TO the company in the State. Mr..
G. d. Merriek, a prominent attorney of
this city, is the assignee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
BLAINE DIDN'T DRAW.
Very small Crowd mt the Polo Grounds
Last Night.

A Very small Crowd Mt the Polo Grounds
Last Night
SpseiR TyLeCran 10 TIE SasdGy Register.
NEW YORK, September 29.-The rally
of the Harlem Republican Club at the
Polo grounds this evening was attended by
sbout Is, 900 people, but the well-kuoSn
Harrison men of the Republican National
Committee were conspicuous for their alb
sence, all having other engagements.
The attendance, while seemingly large, is
little over twice the number gathered at
the same place to witness game OF bsll,
and in view Of the great efforts made
throughout the city to boom this rally, is
rather rebuff to the Y. o, p, as we'll as
itself appointed dictator, especially in
view of the contrast to the grand Thur
man demonstration in toe character as
we'll IS in the number Of participants.
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MISSING AERONAUTs.
Who Were They and How Did They

Who Were They and How Did They
Die.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, September 29.-Refer-
ring to press dispatch Of last night stat
ing that silk balloon with it's car deserted
had bsen found on Cumberland hill near
Providence, r l., labelled Carl Myers,
Mowhak, N. Y, and pencilling pinned
to the basket reading met our death in
the clouds" Madame Charlotte, who
made the balloon ascension here yesterday,
says on the Goth inst, Leon A. Dare and
Charlotte, wife Of Carl Myers, were 10
have had balloon race from Syracuse, and
yesterday Charlotte was TO have made an
assen,ion from Lockport. The name
found on the lost balloon is that OF my
manager Carl Myers. / cannot believe
that Charlotte or Dare are hurt though
they may be. Either one could have
met death in the clouds II they saw they
were going to land in q bad place, either
on land or wster, and that death was GER
tain, they would have had time to pencil
something, aud then Jump ont.
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Child Burned to Death.
Tslsordsl 10 "a Saadqy Register.

Special TsIs0rdss TO bts Saaday ReotstsT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 90
Kittie, the a0-months. old child Of Albert
Viekers, residing at Pinch, was burned to
Heath last evening. 1t appears that the
mother went out in the yard to look after
some matter, when the children began
playing at the fire 10 the sitting room,
where the little ones clothes caught. The
child burned to death before the mother
eauld rescue Der.
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ONLY TEMPORARY.
The Firm Of VIM Black & Co. Straighten
Up Again.

The Firm of VIM. Black & Co. straighten
Up Again.
New YORK, September 29.-The failure
OF VIM. Black & Co. commission mer-
chants, of No. ! Warren street, whose sus-
pension was announced yesterday on the
Produce Exchange, was only temporary
embarrassment and before the Exchange
opened tli5 morning, member of the firm
called Superintendent Howe and au-
nounced that the firm was ready to settle
with their creditors in full. The firms
trouble was caused by the fact that its sur
pins capital was locked up in margins.
They were on the short side of the wheat
market and in view Of their gigantic oper-
ations in other markets we're unable for the
moment to meet their obligations on the
Produce Exchange. The firm, however,
did not make an assignment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
Killed by HI, Physicians.

BRUSSELS, September 25.-The hide
perddnce Beige says that DR.. Mackensie's
coming book in reply to his German rivals
will prove that had he instead of German
physicians attended the late Emperor
Frederick from the beginning OF his sick
ness the Emperor's life would have been
prolonged twenty months. DR.. hsckensie
will also endsavor to chow that the treat
ment of DR.. Gsrhardt produced cancer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
Fighting q Gas Monopoly.

UNroNTowN, Pa, September 29.-The
citizens of Dunbar and Connellsville are
trying to get the Fsyetts Fuel Gas Com
pany to run line to their towns and
give them competition in fuel. They ST.
legs that the Southwest Natural Gas Com
psny has raised rates about so per cent
The matter msy probably take shape by
the citiz ans of the two towns laying their
own pipe line and getting their gas supply
from the German township field.
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Nominated for Circuit Judge.

Special Ttle0rGn 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, September 29.-Ths Dem
ocrsts of the Seventh Judicial Circuit In
at Winfield, todsy, nominated
S. s. Green, of this city, for Circuit Judge,
Mr.. Green is q nephew Of Tom Green,
Judge of the Supreme Court Of this State,
and is about forty years Of age, we'll learned
in law and man with large practice at
this bar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
Pensions for West virginians.

Special Ttltgrdm 10 the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, September 29.-Pensions
have been issued to West Yirginians as
follows: Increase - Jonathan Higgsn-
bothsm, Grimm's Landing; Granville
Lsnham, Swamp Run; Alex Himebrick,
Amblenburg. Rsissue-John G. Sinss,
Roiamer's; VIM. w. Lee, Rsdmud. Re
issue and increass-Levi ]. Boggs,
GharlaaInn
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MEN OF BRAINS.

Two Influential Educators of Indiana De-
clare for Cleveland and Thurman.
INDIANAPOLIS, Septembe: 29.-Dr. Jor-
dan, President of the State University of
Indiana, one of the brsiniest aud most in
fluential gentlemen OF the educational cir
cles of Indiana and Prof Lind, of the
Danville Normal College, both heretofore
Republicans, announced their purpose to.
day to support Cleveland. Ths Chicago
pistsorm and tariff reform are the reasons
given for the charge.
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Sc. Louis Helps the Suffering.

ST. LOUIS. No, September 2s.-0ns
thousand dollars has bean sent to jackson,
Miss, BY this afternoon mail, and like
amount will 20 to Decatur, Ala, to-day
out of the general yellow fever relief fund
subscribed in ST. Louis, which now
amounts TO over 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2 Per Cent. Governments-Dul
aud Steady-stocks Actlve-Flour Dull
-wheat-Very Exciting.
NEW YORK, September 29.-Money on
call easy at 2 per cent. prime mercantile
paper 4ia7 per cent sterling exchange
dull hut ste idy At 4s3is4S7l.
GovERNMENTs-Dull aud steady.
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ON ITS FEET.

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Ont Of the Re-
celvsrs Hands.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September %
An order was entered by the Circuit
Conrt in this city, in the court at Rich
mond. Va, taking the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad out Of the hands of the TT
csivers. President Ingalls, has taken full
charge of the road, and it will reorganizs
without DELAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-01
LIVE STuUh.



OaIoA1n. September 81. --Ostsls--Rs-
oaipts 3, 900 head; shipments 1900 head
market quiet; steers s. 25a5 %; stockers
and fee iers 81 9Os3 90; cows. bulls and
mixed 81 30i2 IS; Texas cattle 81 OOa
. 80; western rangers 81 O0a4 Is.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; ship
meDts 5000 head; market stronger; mixed
IS S5S6 40;hsavy. SO OOa8 70; light IS 55a
6 Is; skips 50 50s5 40.
sheep-ReceiptH 5000 head; shipments
200 head; market steady; natives 81 O0A-
4 20; western s. 50l3 IS; Texans 81 75a-
3 80; lambs 81 97s5 65.
Fest Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. September % --Cattla -
Receipts I, 4s2 head shipments ,66s head;
nothing doing all through consigaments.
Hogs Receipts $500 head; shipnents
3. 100 head; market stronger; Philsdsl-
pbias 50 1916 60; mixed 50 1886 30;
Workers IS 90a8 05; graasers and stubblers
SIS 75s5 80; pigs s. 50s5 Is.
Sheep-kecapts 600 head; sbipmeuts
200 bead; market nothing doing.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., September 29.-Hoss
Stronger; common and light ~ 90;
packing and butchers IS O0a8 90.
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Resister
&rarelsTs' &niaf

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
OF RzyKRxSCEMARKs:a Daily.
tSunday excepted. Monday excepted sSun-
day only. saturday exeepted.-J5 Meridian.
May is. tSSS. wheeling time. which Ia iust one
hour earlier than Central Tine:
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lRunKENNESS

Or ,hc t.quCr HGOis, Positively
p.UPEsi ~ Administering DR.
4ainCS' Scli~D Specific.
IL Cau 10 gwen ga : cup a. CCdGC CrteS y tthOut
lgts. s larsrlesg suJ win fleet = permanent and
Spesiy Cggs, U1gthys TIE patient Is a nOtoEets
d-lr ~ ~ au s .-lrC.,C rrar, 10 has OCeD given
10 taa,tsar D. o. ,asgs. sci in every Instance
ysr'g. .rre Tx followed z ilsUtT J.iL.. The syS-
len pllnc i-lprggur. eel van the SpoCtDC g he-
CONE 81 ItysT iU,0Os,HlGsy foo tEs LguC- app
Egs I,.Tss- @0r ssie by LOGAN 4 CO..
scrSvWr. l-ug,-Esg. Nh~SllGc " "a
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"ETilDEsUA

Oh Otty.
OIL CITY, September 29.--Pstsolsum-
Opened at 9isc; highest oslo; lnwst
93ic; closed nj oslo; sales 1,0i0 900 bar
rels; shipments IS, 46O barrels; ruos &c, Ga
barrels.
pittAbuyE.
PrrrsBUsa, PA, September %. --Pstro.
lsum-Fairly active and frmsr; opened 1t
9ilc; closed at oslo; highest Sic; lowest
94c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA. September 29.--Petno-
ieum-Opensd at 94lc; closed at oslo;
highest oslo; lowest 94c; tlssrances 2G7,-
300 barrels.
T1tusvflls.
TITusvnLk September 29.--Petrolsum
Opened at 94ic; highest 95ic; lowest 93ie;
closed at oslo.
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DRUNRARD'

ONE BOTTLE OF PFEIL'S ANTIDOTE
For Alcoholism cures the wOrs. case in from
.srss to s,s d,ys Il positively removes all
craving by destroying the appetite Tor liquor or
bser-One Gol.Er ? hJuls. Eor sale by +. 5
BOCEING and LOGAN K co, Wheeling. W. Va
On receipt o. $50 We will forward 6 bottles &c
any part Of tao G. \ Or Canada, Charges prepaid
Agents wanted
PFEII. & co PrUpretO-S
L. V second Street. Philadelphia.
S.~d Fnr 4 CIRCULAR iuhed
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Decrease In Public Debt.

Decrease IN PUBIC Dout'
WASHINGTON, September 29.-It is e.
timated at the Treasury Department that
there has been q decrease OF S14, 500, OOO
in the public debt since September ].
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SUNDAYS:
Leave a. 70Oa m. and run every hour, except
Church Train at Oils D. IN. Leave Wheeling Park
a. 500 g. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. m,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 9:45 q. u. and Wheeling at 1915 and
9:l5 o. M G. HIRSCH, Sup't.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HOLLOWHORN, CAKED BAGS,
GRUB i HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE!