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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-17
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SNlrJ Sgrr.uc Company. Atlanta, Gd-GSn,
t'..-u Dur ~ mN ,ut,ir'u MNS .trnuut'u
w..& nnuluati,m amt h,'Il, OR about w"
y...r.T We gave her various kinds ul m'di-
rrr.. but without Ilu.t, and hr-'u % despair
81 .Irfu. beer NJ all / was persuaded utry
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.gs ri battles t.g diseases ai dt~AN peart'l,
ami N. ~ new q hU.C, hearty aud healthy
.trl twelve years u'i. Another 'hlIl mas
.r 2 become afflicted ga tho same WAY, and l
I'M u,ir.s thu - 5. auA Anticipate" a prompt
aut permanent cure. y. =. NAd"vNEh-
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Sga.tic &C.,, Atlanta, GL-Gentlrmrn: our
g,lIc -Irl when but three weeks nli brnke
f-..t several ep.d doctors, hut without any
s..a..fT hcr.Ht We tried :. = :. amt by the
time one hatrir wa, LHur her hrtN began e.
heal. and 10y tine time she hHa taken SIX
~tarsrle> ,hs wu- completely cured. Now She
Us, "A fIrl ami hp,t,. hruI 20 hair-0 robust,
hearty child. Lf,sl 30 hEt 10y duty o. make
I'll, stltcIusut. Respectfully, n. ]. ShOBE.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, june =, lSS-Thc
S,slgr SPECIFIC 90, Atlanta th, -Hrhlletneh
a. .--H ] contracted nt.f"' N"'>"i' anu ~ once
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pl,a> bysnu tu HIf"-r on my itr" and t'NiN.
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rEE ulrrr~ l N,t~ advised t9 tN y, ana
Iwu,atflfrN after t,ktu- lt / commenced 10
imrrlyr. slowly 30 mast, huJ more rapidly
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toll 81 my trouble. Ny btvui - row thor
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d,-rsrirtrl q ever fpgau- well aEaiu. AL
thai the pLg-irsauS drH" fur IN, brought 20
permanent rpi.'f. F-,yHGs IN srt,l that
sbOult give y. =. :. q fair U'sL, H,'GoUEh 1
thau-ht IL WuuLl ~ trEnw,OG away money.
Arrpr f.king "A tlurNy.i course, my health
amt St-cugth rctIragI, aut l must say thot
5. s y alone currd ne, as | discarded all
Others whIlF uSlng 10. A. a tonic l can most
heartily rr,kmmrrl .t Tor rcreral lrhtfty,
Il certainly Is aSlcci.c. " F. bSlDntSJf,
HOMER, L~A.-Iknow Nr. ". =. BrUlEes, sid
will SAY that his statement Il correct,
JpsEFu SuGsTvS, brus-.,t.
Treatise on Blood ami skin Diseases r#a 80
fren. TuE SWIFT SCECtEIC g.. Dg.w,C ;
Atlanta ia.
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CANADA PREPARES.
Getting Ready far Retaliatio
When It Comes.

Merchants Getting Ready fur Retaliation
When It Comes.
OTTAWA, September Is In conse-
quercs Of serious fears of retaliation being
really carried into effect, preparations were
last night reported complete for stopping
al! winter shipments of cargoes from
Epglsnd, by way Of New York, Boston
and Portland, and making them through
Halifax and st John.
Cable dispatches received here last night
by two eadipginpo-tipgdry goods houses
state that their arrangements are al
ready made for stopping winter shipments.
Inquiry at other houses led to the die.
covery that the movement IL general here,
and in Montreal, Hamilton, London, To-
ro1io and Winnipeg.
To-day a list of big importers, who are
willing to allow their names to be men
toned as having decided not to allow goods
to be sent in future by way Of United
States ports, was printed. Negotiations
are being pushed for the immediate estsb-
lishment OF a third trunk line from the
West to Canada winter ports by the acqui-
sition of a chain of railway links.
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

This Court transacted the following
business at Charlestown Friday, Judges
all present.
Ferguson v. Millender & Co, from
Wayne county; continued.
State v. Bailey Hall, from Mercer conn
ty; submitted.
State v. J. w. Shores, from Mercer
county; submitted.
Blsnkenship v. Spencer, from Greenbrier
county; submitted.
Richard McMahon, Esq Of Washington
City, was admitted to practice on motion
by d. b. Lucas, Esq.
McNeel's executors v. Aldridge, from
Pocshontss county; appeal and super
allowed; bond $3.50.
Adjourned until Saturday.
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AT HOME.

He Receives Delegations of Old Soldiers
Yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, September l5.-Gen-
eral Harrison received a number of G. A.
veterans today. They came in delsga-
items, and the Illinois solniers were the
first to appear. General Harrison adj
dressed them briefly. A delegation from
New Albany and Floyd county, Indiana,
over n thousand in number, was the next.
Late in the afternoon the Texas Veterans
headed by Col. J. c Dsgiers, who il also
chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee, Of Texas, called at Gen. Har-
risOa's residence and presented him with u
beautiful set of mammoth Texas steer
horns, measuring 40 inches from tip to tip,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,


Whitley:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, September Is, 1883.
fumes HhiteieB, Esq
DEAR SIR:-Your letter Of the 9Th inst.
has Just been presented 10 my attention,
and it affords the first intimatiOn / have
had that in an article published in the
North .IasricdR RerieiO, / am charged with
the declaration that TT believe in free
trade ~ I / believe ia the Protestant relig-
iou."
In answer 10 your inquiry as to TIE
truth of this allegation, l have to say that
Tnever made MSS of that expression, or
ANYTHING like it. The statement You
qupte is pure, unadultersted fabrication.
While il would hs in vain to attempt 10
crush ont or refute every false statement
coined or forged to serve the purposes OF
Misrepresentation in the heat Of a political
canvass, the friendly spirit of your in
quiry hiss led me to make this emphatic
denial. Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Straek q Thupder Rolt.

Dies MONIES, Ia, September 15.-Miss
Laura Watson, of Algons. was struck by
lightning during a storm yesterday. Her
bat was burned from her head, two large
holes were burned through her waterproof
and clothing, and her back was badly
seorched. 0ne of her shoes was torn from
her foot and thrown several feet distant.
She was badly shocked, but will recover.
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HURLED TO DEATH.
Two Men Killed In an Explosion at CIeve-
land.

Two Men Killed In an Explosion at CieVe-
land.
CLEVELAND, O., September IA ter
rifle explosion occurred at the mill Of the
National Milling Company, On Merwin
street early this morning. The mill took
fire and was destroyed, entailing a loss of
S125, 600, on which there WAS an insurance
of $75, 900. There we're eighteen men in
the mill at the the time OF the explosion.
Following ia a list of the casualties: Peter
German, employed in warehouse, % years
old, unmarried, killed; Emil Huisgen,
miller, 90 years old, unmarried, killed;
VIM. Strsh, packer, 90 years old, unmar-
ried, RICH: side Of face and hand seriously
burned, will recover; Sterling Barber, roll
Ter, 81 years old, unmarried, face aud
body burned and thigh badly cut; Joseph
LaDuiel, - years old, face and hands
harmed; Frank Luby, assistant miller, cut
in skull, and face and hands burned.
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Actors Aid to jacksonville.

New YORK, September 15--Manager
Frohmsn Of the Lyceum Theatre, wrote to
Mayor Hewitt to-day that on Wednesday
afternoon he would give q performance In
aid Of the yellow fever snfferers. On the
occasion specified Mt. Sotbern will appear
as Lord Chumley. Several other managers
have made similar announcements.
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sho, the DESTROYER of His Home.

CHICAGO, September ia dispatch
from Cheyenne, Wyo says: ]. G. Ferris,
a ranchman living near HALEY, Wyo.,
shot and killed neighbor named Robert
Bull, Tuesday last. Ferris had been alb
sent from home several days and on his re-
turned found thst Bull, who was unmar-
ried, had eioped with bis wife. Ferris
traced the couble to Bulls ranch, where
be shot Bull, killing him instantly. He
took his wife and then rode to Lander,
where he gave himself up to the sutbOri-
ties. Public sympathy is with Ferris.
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LIVE sTOCH.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, September Ia -OAtue-
Receipts COS head; shipments 266 head;
nothing doing, all through consiknments.
Hoss-Rsoeipts 2, 100 head; shipments
z. 400 head; market active; Philadelphia
Sc OOA6 10; mixed s. 5Oa6 60; Workers.
S. 35a6 40; g,Assers and stubblep 81 O0a
6 Is.
sheep-Recsipts 900 head; shipments
1,4OO head; market firm at unchanged
prices.
CHICAGO, September 10 Cattls-Rs-
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head;
market unchanged; beeves IS 60a6 90;
steers 81 50a5 10; stocken and feeders
unchanged; cows. bulls and mixed 81 %
az 10; Texas cattle 81 50a3 %; western
rangers 81 75a4 90.
Hogs--Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market s~ctive; mixed 80 OOA
6 So; heavy So 1Oa8 20; light IS s5a6 %;
skips S. O0a5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 bead; shipments
1000 head; market irregular; natives 3? 30
"A 80; western 81 40s3 80; lambs s. %
as 25.
CINCINNATI, o., September l6-H0cr
Scarce and frmsr; light 50 OOa8 Is;
packing and butchers So OOa6 so; receipts
$40 head; shipments 700 head.
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A

Conkiing's Close Friend Sent to an Asy-
lum.
New YORK, September l5.-Amos +.
Learned, for many years an Associated
Press editor in this city, vas declared in
sane to-day and committed to an asylum
by order of a Brooklyn Court.
Learned was one Of the New York dele
gates to the Chicago convention of 'S4,
and with Conkling and others remained
steadfast to the interests of Grant. He
was a personal friend of Mr.. ConkliDg,
and obtained from him an interview dur
ing the Blaine-C Cleveland campaign, which
demonstrated that ConkliDg had not for.
gotten his snimosity to the Plumed
knight.
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ct s1ic; May 96ts961e, closing . sete.
October 433c; December 3S3c; May $50
3St, closing at 38ac. Osts-Cash Ne. ,
24fc; September 94t; October 94te; yer
24a27e; May 2s2c Rye-No. 3 3D.
Flax Seed-No 1. 81 27a1 %. Timothy
S~eed-Prime 81 60. Men Posk-OMh,
September and October 81 42&; year
$13 Is; January So IS. L~Ard-CAsh, t10SS;
Septsmber:$10 O0A10 80, closing 1t $40 30i
October $40 80; November % 80; January
SIS 90. Short ribs p IS; shoulder 81 633
az SO; short clear 50 00a9 IS. Whisky
81 -. Butter easy-exta creamery IN
&c. Egs-Stesdy and unchanged.
Balttmsrs.
BALTIMORE Md. September 15-Whst
Quiet and firm; No. . winter red spot
s4sa94}c; September 94tc; October este;
December oslo. Corn-Western dull;
mixed spot 53a5Stc; September 52la53c;
year 45}c; January 45ic. Oss-Qaiet
and steady; Western white S2s34c;d do mig
ed 2Sa3lc. Rye Steady at 60a6Sc Hay
= Quiet; prime to choice western SIS OOA
Is 90. Provisions-Fairly active. Egks--
Firm at 1sia19c. Ccfse-Frner; Rio fair
ct 15a15fc.
PHILADEPnA, Pa, 6eptsmber Is
Four-Steady. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
red September 97aS7}c; October 97a97}c;
November 9sfs9s}c; December s93c. Corn
--Steady; futures nominal; No. 2 MIXED
September 53fs53jc; November sale; De-
cember 452s47c. OAts-Frm; rejected
mixed 2sc; No. 2 mixed 2Ste; ungrsded
white SAC; No. 2 white sale; futures
steady; No. 2 white September 3its34sci
October SAFE; November Sale; December
35}c.
CINCINNATI, O.. September 15.-Ootton
Steady. Flour-Stesdy. WHEAT Quiet;
No. 9 soc; receipts $500 bushels; ship-
ments 1900 bushels. CONFIRM; No.
9 mixed 4sa4s}c. Oss--Basely steady;
No. ., 25c. Rye-Irregular; No. 2 Sc
Pork-Qaiet at SIS on. Lard-Steady ct
50 20. Bulk Meats-Stropg; short ribs
81 81. Bscon-Frmer; short clear $40 25.
whisky-Stsady at 81 H. Butter, sugar
and cheese steady. Esgs l4ial5.
Toledo
ToLKDo, September 15.-WhsAi-Dail
aud firm; cash 93is96c; September Sic;
October 94ic; December 97tc. Corn--Dull
and steady; cash ACC. OAts-Ac'ive and
steady; cash 25c; No. 2 white 2S3c. Clo-
yer Seed-Active; cash and October Is %;
December s. 81.
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SUNDAYS

SUNDAYS:
Leave AZ 7OOa m. and run every hour, except
| Church Train at 9:l5 p. N. Leave wheeling PARK
| at 500 a. IN. and run every hour until 1000 p. m,
| except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 9:45 =. m. and Wheeling at l2:l5 ard
| 9l5 D.. n. G.. HiRSCH, Sup't.
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shnntIne at Parkersbnrg.

SDecidl Tdcgrum 20 ne Sunddy ReglStr.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, September 10.
"A shooting scrape at a low rescTt grow
ing out of a quarrel about money matters,
this morning, resulted in Isaac n. Cain, OF
Cincinnati, being shot by Jack Stewart,
through tine arm. There is u conflict OF
testimony concerning the circumstances
and a preliminary trial will be held on
Monday,
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Heroic Red Cross Nurses.

WASHINGTON, September 10. Miss
Clara Barton is receiving constant reports
from the yellow fever district of the work
of the Red Cross nurses under Colonel
Southmayd, and reinforcements are being
constantly sent to the front. The needs
Of the service, Miss Barton says, are not
youpg. inexperienced enthusiasts, but
trained fever nurses, and no Others are
being sent down. Contributions of money
are coming in steadily. and a meeting of
the special Red Cross Committee will be
held Monday to arrange for systematic
contributions.
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HE WAS HUMAN.

A Religious Sect which Believed Its
Leader Would Never Die.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, September 10.
Wore is received here by cahls that
Bishop David d. Patterson, head of the
religious sect known as the Children Of
Hon and founder and pastor Of the church
in this city, died in Southern France early
yesterday morning while en- route from
Palestine to Glasgow. The church called
Bishop Patterson the Eye of Jehovah"
and one of the sect's strong beliefs Was
that he would never die. He leaves a
widow and four children in this city.
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Fifteen Hours In a Vault.

PHILADELPHIA, September l5.-Jos.
Cannon, the young nan who was yester-
day afternoon imprisoned in q vault in the
unfinished building of the Keystone Ma
tional Bank. in consequences of a friend
playfully pushing the spring latch toor
shut while Cannon WAS inside, was liner
ated at = o'clock this morning, after hav-
ing been u prisoner for fifteen hours. He
is comfortable, but was badly frightened.
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Norvalk Swept by Fire.

CLEVELAND, o., September 15.-Fire
which broke ont late last night at Norwalk,
O., destroyed a whole block q frame
buildings, causing a loss Of $4,000, on
which there is little insurance. The city
Was practically without water, and the
flames were controlled only through the
Efforts OF the citizens.
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Our Own George TipgIs.

CHICAGO, ILL September 1~5.-Special
Agent George r. Tingle, passed through
Chicago to-day en- his way to Washington.
Mr.. Jingle is engaged in watching the cpe.
rations of the Alaska Seal Company, and
seeing that the laws are complied with.
He was summoned to Washington to tes-
THY in the congressional investigation into
the seal fisheries.
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Died From HIS Injuries.

NEwBURa, ". Va, September Is
LLOYD A. Wheeler, Of Rowelsburg, died ct
fifteen minutes Of five o'clock this morn
ing. from injuries received in falling from
A freight train near Independence last
night, aged thirty-eight years
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Costly steamboat Collision.

SpeciGl Telegram TO he Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, September l5.-To'dsy
a collision between the May E., with tow,
and tie @. C. Martin, a passenger and
freight packet on the Little Kanswha, re-
suItsd in several hundred dollars worth of
damage being done to the Martin. The
Oneida takes the Martins place.
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A Sad Case of Suicide.

Special TslsruHs 10 TIE Sunday ReoiSter.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 10
Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock
John Kisner, German, fifty years of age,
hung himself in an clubhouse at Raymond
City, W. Va. The body was found by
Mrs. Kisnsr. Life was extinct d.
ceased had been on a spree for two weeks
and il is thought that he ended his life in
a temporary fit of insanity. He had been
a resident Of Raymond City for fifteen
years and wa employed as chief track
layer at the Raymond mines. His vile
and Ave children survive.
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A Gift to Mrs. Cleveland.

HoBoKEN, N. j., September 15.-A
Russian stag hound, the gift Of a United
States consul to the wife Of President
Cleveland, arrived to-day on the Wilson
line steamer Colorado. 1t resembles q
greyhound and has q white coat with black
spots on the head aud shoulders.
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Tho Firm Win.

PIrrsBURs, September 15.-Ths strike
at Brown & Co. e rolling mill against pay
ing for burnt iron ended to-day in . victo-
no for the firm. Work will be resumed on
Monday. About five hundred men were
affected.
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era,f wirI Not RIM.

ERIE, PA. September 15.-The Demo
cratic conferees in this Congressional dis
trict to-dsy received q final and positive
declination from Hon. William L. Scott 70
the denomination rendered him o week
AGO hY reclamation.
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A Prominent Ci,lzsn and n Horsethief.

CHICAGO, September ia dispatch
from Bismarck, Oak, says: A man named
Wise was lynehed for stealing horses in
the Turtle Mountains on Wednesday.
Wise was at n time q prominent citizen
of Wyoming, and during his residence in
that Territory was prominently mentioned
for the Legislature.
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The Worst of the Gang.

BHIcAGO, September 15.-The arrest oil
the Anarchist bombmaker, Charles Bod,
enndick; was admitted to-day by the 20.
lice. He ia a suspect who has been absent
from the city some time.
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Inxsstiratinx stahlnsoher.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-The spe-
cial committee appointed to investigate
charges brought by Representative Kelly,
OF Pennsylvania against Representative
~Stahlnecher, Of New York, reassembled
this morning. Mr.. Kelly proceeded TO
give to the COMMITTEES the information on
which the charges were founded.
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MURDERED THE OLD MAN,
That He Might Continue Illicit Relations
With His NIo,hsr-in.L Law.

With His NIo,hsr-in.L Law.
UNION CITY, Tenn, September 10
John Riley the aged white farmer who was
shot and killed yesterday evening while
sitting on bis porch by his son-in law, Sam
Gender, was buried to-day. 1t seems That
Gender vas sitting within a few feet OF
Riley when he fired the fatal shot. Con-
der's wife died some time ago and, since
then he and his mother.in-law have beer
living together as man and wife, although
old man Riley lived in the same house
This was the cause Of the killing Gender
and Mrs. Riley have been arrested and
Jailed.
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NANCE AND TRADE.

Money lac Per Csnt.-Govcrnmonts Doll
and Firm stocks Moderate - Flour
Steady and UnchsnEed-Whest Little
Doing.
NRw YORK. September 15.-Money Oh
call easy at l TO 2 per cent; closed offered
at l per cent; prime mercantile paper
5is6t per cent; sterling exchange quiet
bat firm at 4S43s4Ssf.
GOvRRNMENTs-Dull but firm.
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.Inhra Morrow,s Condition.
rslsornm % tRs sunday Reeister

FAIRMoNT, September 15.-There Is
little, if any, improvement in Jadge Nor
rows condition. He is still suffering from
mental alteration, and there is much anx-
iety among his friends regarding his case.
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Lambert Trees Successor.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-lt IL
semi officially announced that General
John G.. Parkhurst, Of Michigan, will
within q few days be nominated az Minis
ter to Brussels 10 succeed Lambert Tree,
who has been transferred to ST. Petersburg.
The appointment will be made at the In
stance Of Postmaster General Dickinson.
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End ofn Long Litigation.

CHICAGO, September ia dispatch
from Omahs says: The celebrated Lowry
Goldsmith case, which has been pending
in the u. 8. Court for some time. has been
dismissed and the case hes been settled.
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r,n,o.,o, IN . PuddlInx Furnace.

PIrrsBURG, September 15.-An eIplo-
sion of a pudding furnace at the keystone
Rolling Mill this afternoon damaged the
mill to the extent of SO 00. One work
man named McMunn was slightly in
jured,
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Heavy Frosts In Iowa.

MASON CITY. IA, September b.-The
heavy frosts Of the last two nights have
seriously damaged thu cora crop. 1t will
reduce the average yield twelve bushels
per acre. Grass WIS killed and herds Will
soon have to be fed.
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b, 4. DC aAIlgOAr

Hellaire and ZanasyiusLhrogg pSssengertrsin
leaves Rallaire o. 9Oo .. C, ETiyes 81 Rellstre ~
4lGp N.
Woodsneld passenger train leaves Bsllaire st
5 DC D. m, arrives a, BeilaiEe AZ Sos =. -.
Suyrnesteld Accommodation leaves Rella'r ~
- % 10, arrives ct Bsllairs at Hos q. m.
All trains dsily except sunday. Central SxsG-
ard TINE from Bellsise.
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Bbeslins Resister
Eraraiers Said

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLANUTTor OF REFERENCE MARKS: sDGlly.
tsunday excepted. Monday excepted &un-
day only. saturday excepted.-D Aeridlai1
Is, 1888. wheeling time. which "a Just ons
hour earlier han Central Time.
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IN, y. rrr., nm N. Hin Now.

SAVANNAH, September 15.-The cot
ton factories have organized q pool to fight
the baeging trust by importing the cover
ing of last years cotton and using 1t in
place of syndicate bagging.
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AZ KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
" on and after Monday, April 81, 1883, trains
on the Wheeling and Fin Grove Railroad Will
IN 90 fNNlnmA.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM. IL . Cooling. Soothing and enlsyaess
fl4lid preparation for fscs. ned, arnss nd hsn1ss
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MAGNOLIA

rSEH pryrrrvos tie carsr.exion and males .
lazy Of 20 sppear on,I soi EIeaass The skdpi
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KfttAbuH.

PlTrsBURs, PA, September 15.--Pstro-
leum-Dull; opened at 81 &C.; closed at
Gle; hisbs~t 82tc; lowest 9Oci.
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EfSidas.
ELy'S
CREAM 8ALA-

CloanSSs the
Nasal PAsSS-
geS, AnaysPsin
sud Infarnm2
ton, Heals IA
Sores, Restores
the S9uESS OF
7 q s : y Il Il Z
Sinon
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BRADFORD, Pa. September 15.--Pstro-
Ienm- Opened a. 9IIc; highest safe; low.
nst 9OIc closed at o lc; cioarances 1901
BOO barrels.