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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK
No. l2I8 MARKET STREET,
PETROLEUM Y. Massey

AHA - ' Ha''
Says. ''Intimit acquaintance With a tru
freud always increases orr respeckt fur
that lrend.'
This il the reason why Synyita Blocks
continue to make friends AZ their virtues
become better known. Clergymen, public
speakers, and people in al the avenues Of
life are 4 unit in their praise Of that Won
derlul new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis. Honrseness, Tickling in the
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; % doses,
% cents. Hundreds bear testimony TO the
remarkable cures of Diarrhu.a, D~ysen;cry,
FIux, Cholera lnfantum, or Sumner Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected by
Synvita Blackberry Blocks; % doses, 25
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
from mother, wha, after Dosing their chill
drcn with strong medicines for otEer sup
poscd diseases, have completely cured them
b. using Synvita Worm Blocks; 25 doses,
% cents. After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies ami nave iound
no relief, buy n package az SSnTl'a Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Bucks and he cute,i.
50 doses, 80 cents. II Won want the finest
tonic Bit,eIs in the market, buy Il package
of Synyira Bitter Blocks for - cents, and
make from to ! gallon Of pure tonic hit
tiers.
All these remedies ou!y | cent 1 dose.
No box, 40 teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
up in patent packages. Wanantctt 10 Curt
OF money refunded. Sold hy druggists
everywhere. Gcta checker board Of your
dealer free. Send your address on 4 postal
card for a copy Of ''THESYHyITA BLOCK, ~
which contains l. history e! diseases nna
cures, or send l cent stamp for u sample o;
Cough Block and 4 copy .: THE SYSVlrA
BLOCK. Address, TIE SynviLa Co. Lock
Box 2S9, Delphcs, Ohio.
ANTON p. HESS, Agent Tor Wheeling,
opposite FostOfice.
d. Y. MCSwORDS, Agent for Martin's
Ferry. O.
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a Female Hichwaymtn.

a. ".. 4.SH ness
YES. was held up for So" replied a
]cit.zrR, when Intercepted q; his place OF
business the other day.
Could you identify the parties
81 could, though there was only one.
'Au. you let one man hold yen up.'
81, WIS not o man, II was 3 medium
sized woman.
"tog the land sake, how lid she DO it,
H, simply put her arm around mt in
'-g '". called me her dear, audSd she'd
E'' %. .''y Zen Yag3s q 20 shilling silk.
. W .s." .phhst Jng wyy q goc& many
times So tl.. e.. rr.,ao ...-
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COTTON.
New York.

New YORK, January Is cotton
Dull; middIing uplands 10 7-lGc; Orleans
10 9-16c; futures closed easy; January
10. 32c; February 1O.3Sc; March 10. soc;
April 10. 5Gr; May l0.65c; June 10 ia
10 re; July 10 7sc; August 10 33c;
September 10. 42c; October 10,06c; Noyem-
her y 94r.
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Hints TO Future Lovers,

'rhe famous Bunnie- Bunting breach of
promise trial is likely to produce a revolu-
;;o~ ia the art Of love letter writing. The
Use OF initials to indicate terms OF endear-
mcut by Mr. Arbuckle has given q pointer
10 many llaa or woman who desires TO
economics time and space. For instance,
80 ". o. might mean, odd man out; y
up. I. : " please come sure 81. A. D..
T. ). Y. Il am dying to see you
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Conversation between a traveller and d
lad OF six or seven-"Iour grandfather
there seems very old. Dc you know what
hls age is"
NO. sir: Il couldn't exactly say, sir;
but I'm sure ne cant he very young. lies
always been about the house as long rs l
can remember. ~
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He Looked Glum.

Efgley-Ha, Gagley, squaTing up &C.
counts Tor the year,
Gpgley gloomily)-Ies.
BlgIsy-Hope you come ont well.
Glgl.y-Well, I've put ten thousand in
the bank
R:giey-That isn't so bad. | don't see
why you look so glum?
~Gagiey-Doa't eh? Why, contound 1t,
I've drawn ont over thirteen thousand!
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smother Fraud Exposed.

Waiter Girl-Iou better get your board
IN advance from that man what says he's
United States detective.
L~a2flady-Hs looks honest. .
"Hrs 10 detective; he'd never suspect
anybcdy of of anything. He ate his mince
ME without once looking under the crust.
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Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, January l3-Wool-
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West VIZ
g!uia Xxx and above 3OJ32c; y @Oi3lc;
medium 36a37c; coarse 36s&6lc; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine or y
and Xxx 27a&S,; medium 36a31C; coarse 80
a36c; fine washed delaine y aud Xxx 33l
35c; medium washed combing 35a}5c; tub
washed 37a42C, medium unwashed comb
.rg and delaiue 27a29c: coarse do 27l2Sl.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u OVER HllF ! MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiana hIate BJtieIE company.
Incorporated in 1865 for 25 yeals by the Legs!s'
t.rr for Educational aud Charitable purposes
with = cauital OF 81, OOO, OGO-tO which a reserve
flud Of over G5JO. OJ has stnce been added.
By an overwhelming popular voIe Us franCahc
sas made A hart of the present state COlslliu.
lion adop,ed December -, A.. d. i;79.
The only Lottery ever voted on aud sndoroed
t. the people Of any state.
Il 1--we lCaicG or PCsiPOues.
TTs GrnIUI SIHgJC Number DTaWInYE
lake place monthly, and the Grapd Quarterly
I~;riwins- regularly every three months tMsrch,
Junr. September 5Id DeCCTlcTE
AsplrIIdid opportunity 10 WIN q fortune. sec,
ouI t,fsud UfAEiug, Class f., iUthc Academy Ui
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, February :,
TtkG ,Fl2yN MrltnIv DERBiYp.
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CINCINNATI, O., January l3-Hogs-
SLOW; common and light 81 G0a5 20; pack.
ing and butchers 50 2Oa5 80; receipts
>, 300 head; shipments !, 500 head.
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LIVE STOUR.
Chicago

IiiGAEJs
CHICAGO, January b Catt!e-Rrveiuts
t. 500 head; shipments 5000 head; market
strong; hceves 50 2Ol5 Is; stOckers and
feeders - 2Oa3 30; C2'Ya, balls and mixed
81 75a4 10; Texas steers - i513 %.
Hogs Receipts p, 600 head; shipments
5000 head: market weak: mixed - BOA
) ~; heavy s. 5Oa5 -; light S5l5 Is;
skip. IS Iuti -.
Shcap-Recriyts $500 head; shipments
! 600 head; market stronger; natives S3l
3 s5; wcstcru - 5Oa5 %; Texans Sia3 g,
lambs SCAT %.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January - Gee Cattle
Receipts AS head; shipments - head.
nothing doing, all through c~on-lguuents
log -Rrcrtpts ! 900 neHn; shipments
3,2oo head; market slow; r~li:.dclphias
- GJa5 -, mixed - 5Us5 60; Yorker.
s. 800 80; common Ia !air y 2JA5 80
pigs ~ 5Ol5 ~.
Sherp-Receipts ~uG head; shipments
Loco head market excited and tt shade
hig"vr than yesterday.
New York.
NGw YORK, January l3. -Bceves-Re.
cc,p,a, 2,l5O head; market dull and weak
poor to prime steers s. G0a5 -; few tops
g G5a5 50; bulls and dry COW - 2Oa& 10.
Sheep-Receipts loo head; market
steady for sheep at 81 25a5 - per 100
lbs dull and weak for lambs at s. 50a
5 - per 100 lbs.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; a few lots
of light western pigs were sold at 50 4Oi
5 50 per 100 lbs, and the market is re,
ported dull at s. 35a5 Is per 100 lbs.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., January l3.-HOgs-
SLOW; common aud light 81 G0a5 20; pack,
ing and butchers 50 2Oa5 80; receipts
>, 300 head; Shipments 1900 head.
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Railroads.
baltimore AM OHIO r. X.

Departure Of Trains from wheeling Eastern
time, Schedule in effect November aih, lSSI.
Express for Chicago AMI the Northwest, $50
\. H., $40 p. m. and 1000 p. n. daily, and lllb =.
N. daily except Saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and s. Louis. 90 II. IL
daily and HIS D. m, daily except Saturday,
Columbus aud Cincinnati Express, 2ij d. NJ,
sunday only.
Exprcss ior Washington. y. C., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, $40 a. IN. aud 9f5
p. m. daily.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, Gao and
$50 a. III. 4. n. aud Cas- T.. NJ. daily, AMI 500
IN. daily except Monday.
EXPIRES, trains arrive from s.. Louis Al! CiE-
ciuuati, SEQ Il. IN. and 6i5 =. III dairy.
Express trains arrive from Phi!S%clphis, Bait.
more and Washington, DC, los50A. IT.. and loss
For Columbus $50 a. II. daily. and HIS p. NJ.
daily except Saturday, aud Dds P. n. da'iy eS'
frsias arrive nom Columbus, sos n. m. snG
GI5 p. Z. daily, and lJ.J n. N. daily cHctp.
sunday,
ana 80 p. II daily ErlrJss, SO a. nj, rs p. III
daily except sunday. Additional way iruiI, lot
Washington, Pa, o@0 /. IL. daily except sun
day
Trains arrive from rt.,rurs. go Il. III. da.,y.
and l2:i1 p III. and GhS J.. IN. daily except sun
day, and ll.i0p NJ, daily except saturday, nd
80 Il. IL. sunday oUiw.
Trains arrive frna Washington, Pa, go II Il
daily except sunday.
For IoUndsyille, 1900 boon. daily eK2ep, snE.
day.
From MoundsVile, Lac y IN, sally oIccpi
sunday.
u. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Fol- Cumberland, s.5u Il. II. YgDm CImhlr
land, $50 p. N. daily except sunday.
For 81. Clsirsyii.e, $50 a. IN aud ECO , n
apd 5:ij p. n. daily except sunday.
From -. ClaiIGv.lle. $40 a. H., and lI0 AID
6i5 u, III daily except sunday.
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4 Sure Thing.

Did you ever hear the old plantation
SOM. Never Mind the Weather. asked
a Chicago travelling nan ola friend.
Yes; frequently"
Did you know who the author was, and
where ne came FROM -
40 don't. But [ can tell you one
thrug about him
What Il that"
lie never lived in Chicago
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4 Terrible Disease,

A colored minister in Meadville recently
took for his text, And the multitude
came to him and he cured them Of divers
diseased" Sale he: MY dying congre-
gatiou, this is n terrible text. Disease is
in the world. The diphtheria Stays its
hundreds, typhoid feverits thousands, but,
in the Language of tire text, if you take
tie GiYcrs sou are gcEe. Earthly doctors
can cure the little ills if they get there in
tiwr, hut no one but the good Lord can
cure the divers
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lever llhGu IN NulSaSO.
Mere Wealth Not Wanted.

Father" she said, buryiug her face
uI,r the old mans shoulder, IF | can win
the pure. earnest love of an honest, up
right man. my life will be full indeed.
ask not for mere wealth. would love and
honor such q man, dear father, if even
500, 600 were all that he could rightly call
his own
Noble girl," responded the old man,
deeply affected, Il hope you may find
him 90
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q, n. >. GEsUPrsBS,
NGsGfEStun, y. ..
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z GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, January l3.-Dry Goods
There was a very good request for all
classes of spring specialties and staple cot
tons, with the market very firm.
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RICHARDSON co, Props
BURLINGTON. W.
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We the undersigned BGnss and Bankers will
pay eli Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
tories which NAV he presented at our counters.
J. IL. 0GIESBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LASACX, PREF. State Nail Bank.
4. BAE,BWIE, Pres. New OrlesnF Natl Bank
CARE kOHN, Prcst. Union National Bank,
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Sunday trains on X. so Ky. arnyc III Carrie.
ton At 6.i0 p. II. waiting FOR q. 4 T.. =. tra!L =,
l, al Point Pleasant. Th!p "a the ShuY; iinc AID
parties purchasing tickets shonld ask fl tex.
cts via. the Ohio River k&i!rOri. POT iu'0TwR
ton regarding the rates, routes. Gu, sd,-ics:
". J. ROBJNs0E,
General Passenger N.~nt,
PaECEhIry, 4. va
PRED. HUSEEES.
Travelling fEsscHgsT tkrra,
WRzlirR v. ga
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AaicNls Registered Letters l.
NEW UBEEANr NATURAL nANH
H-w 0EEsaUH, Ra.
REMEHHE2 ~i.Iti,.g IrsseGCg ~ Generals
BraIrega.u hLC Early, who are ~ charge o! the
rawlings, - gIarauLCc Ui absolute fairness AID
integrity t!tst tho chances sIe AL equal. ana
! that no one can possibly divine What EuElGci
I will draw q prize.
REHENiRER that the T~ayHasntu az all PH.eS
ls GfSRAGEEER HY EJiS ALTON
! AL BaSisi OF Ne, GglJaLs, SD TIE ilCyrtS
Ar. signed . TIE President or AL Institution,
wao.e chartered r.ghta are ."coSDIz5d IA lie
highest C0u.I-. therefore, rcYNTe u! any inlta'
lions or AUNuynUuE schemes. JallNASpt
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

". II. CLRMRSTS Manager.
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GETTYSBURG, CINCINNATI AND 81.
! L.OLIlS RAILROAD %

tfau handle Roulc.l rIlrr s'n,!TlC 10 crc,
May I'D, lsS7, t-riES leave Wheeling, CCr
traI Standard Time. For S;cubenville and Pi;l.
burgh, 90 II IN, l2S5 =. N so J.. m. For
Steubenviile, sos 2. N. The G:%5 q. ~. 6nd
800 2. n. trains make direct connection !Cl
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and hicago.
The 1878 ? m. trsiI make Gire"t connection
Tor Columbus 6ud Chicago. Trains Gr-igs -
Wheeling =: 6lb q. m, lG.I5 r. ~. 2I5 ,. D. ETt
500 ?. IT. mvE
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ia5 Per COnt.-Governmcnta Dun
aud Strudy-Stccks Lowcr-Fluur Steady
and Uuchauged-Whca, Unchanged.
NEW YOER, January l3.-Mouey on
call easy at lao per cent, last loan
a per cent. closed offered Al! per cent. ;
prime mercantile paper 5la74 per cent.
sterling exchange dull but weak 1T 474a
Asst.
uuvERSMESTs-Dull and steady.
FOurs, Registered ...""....... TO-
FUurs, Coupons. .....". - "a
F~Our-and-a-hulC Registered ....... ............".lt
Pacific SKIES % lSj5 ................... o....'....'"''I-
STATEs-Neglectcd.
RAILROADS Somewhat more active;
sales II, 564, 600.
STuCKs-The stock market was duller
than on any day during the present de-
preston in business at the Stock tx,
change. The market opened steady and
the list, with the exception Of Reading,
showed some irmness, hut 1t dlsap-
peared, and the mouOtony was not
relieved until toward the last hour,
when 4 weak tone developed which gained
in intensity, making the clos dull and
heavy, ut about the lowest prices reached.
The entire list is lower this evening, Int
the losses are for small fractions only.
Sales only ~, ~ shares. Quotations closed
bid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
lOT; Canada Pacific 20; Central Pacific
-; Chesapeake ard Ohio At; do prefer
red frsts :; do seconds 5; Chicago and Al
ton 1871; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1874; Delaware and Hudson lO5! Della
ware. Lacbawannn and Western, 1873;
Denver aud Rio Grande %; Erie, %: do
preferred 81; Fl. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central. III; Lake Shore, 934; Michigan
Central, 81; Minneapolis and St. LoGi7
-; do preferred, Is; Mie2ouri Pacific
81: Northern Pacific, 22l; do preferred
AZ: Chicago and Northwestern, 49, Go
preferred liz; New York Central, l0I,
Oregon Transcontinenti, 2l$; Pacific
Mail, 364; Peoria, D. Il E. 2l!; !ittsDuTg
1915; Pullman Palace Car l&9; Reading,
65.; Rock island, 1927; ST. Louis and
Ssa Francisco, 80; 10 preferred, ~ hrst
Preferred, IA; =. Paul, minneapolis Hnd
Manitoba 10; st. Paul and Omaha, ~;
do preferred IuT; Texas Pacific, 25:; Union
Pacific 81; United Statee Express e.;
Waglarn U1;ou Ta}ayrECh -.
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"S'E.s0I.EUhs
IittsburE.

~PittsburE.
PuTsBURG, January Is - Petroleum
Fairly active and weaker; opened at 96,c;
closed ut 9Ic; highest 96,C; lowest 934c.
Iftusvine,
T!TJsYiLLB, January Il -Petroleum-
Opened At 96!c; highest 9Gic; loweet 93ic;
closed at 93sC.
Bradford,
BRADFORD, Pa, January - -Petroleum
Opened nj 97ic; closed at 96ic; highest
93ic; lowest 9ic; clearauces 1861, 00O
barrels.
OIL city.
OIL CITY, January - -Petroleum-
Opened at gGSc; highest 9G{c; lowest oslo;
closed at 934c; sales 1881, OOO barrels;
Clearances, :, 900, coo barrels; runs 3l,s22
barrels; shipments 1886 barrels: char
tiers IS, 5S7 barrels.
New Nork,
New YORK, January Is Petroleum
opened firm at 96ic, end after a slight adj
vance in the early trading became heavy
and sagged OF steadily until the last hour,
when heavy selling caused n decided break
and the price declined Sc. \ rally then
occurred and the market closed steaty ut
9ic, Opening, oslo; highest, 96!c; lowest,
s3ic; closing 94c. Sales, 1850, coo bar
rcls.
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OIL City.
New Nork.
WOOL.


RosroE, January 13.-Wool-Firmer
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra hecces &Oa
Sic; Xxx 81 !a&2c; NN and above 32!aiic;
No. | 35l&Gc; choice Michig0u extra &9c.
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Philadelphia.


BALTIMORE, MD, January l3.-Wheat
Western higher and quiet; No. , winter
red spot SSias9c; J~anuary Sc, bid; Feb.
ruary 9OsgOic. Cvrn-Wcstern higher and
quiet; mixed spot 81 sa5s.; January 57fa
5sic; February 5S5a5sic; March 56;c,
asked Oats-Firm; western white ilai2c;
do mixed 37u39c. Provisions Steady and
quiet. Mess Pork-At SIS %. Lard
Reinedslc. Eggs-Easy and dull; fresh
l9c; lined l2al5c. Collee-Eusler; Rio
carsoes ordinary 10 fair l7talIlc.
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Time table taking effect SUNDAY, DEC. is
1851, Passenger trains vii! UI ~ iollows-Cen'
,rAl tine.
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Dull at 42c. Eggs Steady; west
ern 2la22!c. Wool-Quiet but firm; do
nestle fleece 26a37c; pulled 14a33c. Pork
Firm; Ipess, new, $l5 25al5 50. Cut
Neats-Q0iet Lard-Dull: western steam,
spot, - 7Oa7 -; February = 6ss7 II;
March s. 75a7 -; May 81 66a7 go; June
81 92l7 g.; city steam 81 So. Butter
Firm; western I6a35c. Cheese-Firm;
western lllall3c. Copper-Steady lake
$16 25.
CHICAGO, January l2-The Chicago
markets were almost fealureless to-day.
Wheat and corn both opened unchanged.
Oats dull. Provisions active and a shade
higher. Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash Ne. , spring 71.a78c; No.
3 spring 1sci No. , red 52!c; January
7!a715c, closing at 775c; February 77{a
Issc, closing at 7Ssc; March 7Sla75sc,
closing At 7ssc; May SiaS4lc, closing at
SAGE. Corn-Cash No. = 444a44gc; Janu-
airy 45iai9r, closing at 49c; March ale;
May 5~la5I,c, closing at sale. Oats
Cash No. ,, Size; May 3lic. Rye-Cash
No. ., &c. Barley-NO. =, 13as3c. Flax
Seed-No. l at 81 44!. Timothy Seed
Prime g 45a2 it. Mess Pork-Cash
$l4 73lli 30; January $l4 7Oi May
$l5 l23aI5 10, closing at Sl5 12t. Lard
Cash at 81 As; January and February
: 42!; March s. 52!; May s. G5a7 IS,
closing at $7G7!. Bulk Meats-Short ribs
s. -. shoulders s. 9OaG 90; short clear
$ Las 20. Wbisky-At 81 10. Sugars
-Cut-lOaf sas!c; granulated &c; standard
A &c. Butter-Quiet ct 22a3lAC for cream
cry; 1G!alsc for dairy. Eggs-At 20a2ltc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January - Flour
Steady. Whcat-Eery quiet; No. , red
Sac; No. white January 9Oia9ltc; Feb
ruary 9lia92c; March % ag3!c; April
%, a9iic; May 81 ia95sc. Corn-Spot
quiet; options quiet; No. 3 high mixed 5Sc;
steamer 57lc. Oats-Spot dull; white 40!
a4lyi No. , white APE; futures steady; No.
> white January 4lsail4c; February IL |
lire; March 4l3a52}c; April i2ll2!c;
May 42iai3c. Eggs--Dull and weaker;
western iirsts 2lC.
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educational.
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NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
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cincinnati

CISCIENATI, O., January lG.-Cotton-
Steady. Flour-Dull. Wheat-Firm; No.
> red s9c; receipts ,, 100 bushels; snip
ments 200 bushels. CorG-El~ier; No. =
mixed 32!c. Oats-Lnwer; No. , mixed
3Ia&53c. Rye-Easie:; NJ. = 7uc. Pork
Nominal at So -. Lard-Firmcr at
s. 81! Bulk Meats and Rron-Firm
aud unchanged. Whisky-Firm; sales Of
1877 barrels at 81 O5. Butter, Sugar and
Cheese Firm. Eggs-Unseitied.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., January l3.-Wheat-
Dull and steady cash and January SIC;
May 9Oic. CorE-Steady; cash 52}c oats
Nothing doing. Clover SecG-Dull and
higher; prime 81 -; February 81 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Sotttrg.

Capital Prize, $50, 000
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly ard Quarterly
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Com-
pany, and in pcrsnu manage and coatzol the
drawings themselves, and that the same arc con
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the COMPANY
% IRE this certificate, SilA Gc-similes OF our sig
natures attached. IN It's advertisements"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14
Bradford,

TgTusYILLE, January u -Petroleum-
at 96!c; highest 9Gtc; lowoat 93ic
III QHyc-
Middletown transcript., 1888-10-25
THE TRANSCRIPT
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

There are probably $500
people who come to Middle
town to do more or less shop
ping. They do not care to buy
any article that costs more or
is of an inferior quality than
can be obtained in the city.
We think they are right !;
consequently we propose to
ask them to buy from US only
such articles, as by comparison
they know are as cheap and
are as good as the city wares.
We have sold quite a num-
Der of goods. and the usual
comment h has be en- How
cheap
1t does not take long to make
a reputation and we are glad
say from indications ours will
soon be made, and will be a
good one. The school chill
dren have already found out
where their pennies will go
the tarthest. If we please the
children we please everybody.
We are giving away a limi-
ted number of pictures with
each purchase. Call and see
Middletown transcript., 1888-10-25
What q Brooklyn Newspaper says
AbOut the Till Family,

This celebrated company of musicians
have received from the Press the most en-
thusiastic praise. The appearance of this
Family in Middletown on Monday Octo. 29th
induces Us to reprint the following:
The large audience who last evening filled
plymouth Church were agreeahly surprised
by concert of a most unique and original
character. The Till family, known as the
Rock Band Concert Company, filled q pro-
gramme, every number of which was enthu-
siastically encored. The strange instrument
which stretched across the platform, compos-
ed of several pieces of gray rock, arranged
like the keys Of a piano, excited great Curl
osity but when the most liquid and delici-
Gus music was caused by tapping these yeri-
table boulder stones, the interest was intense
These Cumberland stones seemed to contain
the very poetry and music of the Lake dis
trict, and OF Wordsworth, Coleridge and
Southey, who made the beautiful region of
Skiddaw and Derwentwater vocal with their
song. Many other strange and curious
instruments of music were performed on dur
ing the evening, and the Till Family Quar-
tette gave selections of high order and
humorous songs which were well chosen and
well received. Emminently successful at the
Crystal Palace, London, they will delight
thousands wherever they appear, as fresh
ness, originality and astounding and agree
able surprises are ever welcomed in these
days when indeed we are 80 often confirmed
in the belief that there is nothing new under
the sun.
The circular distributed through town to-
day should be read BY every one. The des-
criptions and testimonials are not exaggerat-
ed. Reserved seats at W. q. Moore b Co., 30
cents general admission 80 ceats gallery 20
cents,