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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-12
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il z.

Departure OF Trains from Wheeling, Ess ern
time. Schedule In eject SSyenesr is.h. lsss;
.. m, $40 p. n. and $50 .. N. daily and Lib p.
N. daily eIcept Saturday.
EIpress Cor uncinnatf and r. Iouis. ioB q.
m. daily, and lib .. m. daily except Saturday.
Co umbus accommodation SIS .. m. daily.
For Columbv, io.h q. m daily, ara D1b p,
N. daily except Saturday, and 10 p. m. daiiyeI.
kIpGos for Warrington, D. c., Baltimore.
PhiIsdelphis and New YorE, via. GrHnon, SIS a.
N. and $40 p. m. daily.
For Pitt6urg and Washington, Pa, $50 .. m.
s s.cspa s saPPS.,.' 40 1adiu q; St Wy . mi 2 i% %i S s:,iy
ftasiurS. baltimore and Pb:isSsiphis s8,p p.
Tor Ycunasile, q. m, $40. n, I2So noon.
eIospi Sunday. and $40 .. m. daily.
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, $40 q m, daily eIospt ean-
Yor g. Granville, as . ~, TO p. n. and
$40 o. n daily except sunday.
EIpress trains arrive froin Chicago. SIS ard
90 q. m, and GO p. m. daily, and 40 O. m,
EIpress trains ardyn from b. Louis and Cir.
~cinnsti, a m. and GO 9. H. daily:
Exprev trains arrive from PhilS6eiphia, Bal.
timofo and Washington, ID. O., Wis. Grhflon, 10
p. N. and sG .. m. daily, VIA Htssu'x nis
Trains arrive from Columbus, lss .. N and
go .. m. daily, ana lob 4 m. daily eIceps Sun.
frain. srlve from Pit1burs. 1918 .. n. daiiy,
and las ,. m, eIoeps Sundays, and IS .. N.
Gnd lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa, 500 An.
daily except Sunday.
From MoundsyiIle, 94S . n, daily, and lao
p 10. daily eIcept sunday.
TrIins arrive from Warrington, sg5A N. daily.
Trains arrive from cumDsriaad, 10 .. n.
daily exceJt Sunday.
From 81 ClAirEvflle, 1910 ana lso and S3o p
m. daily except Sunday.
For Colnmbus and Cincinnati. 2a5 q. m. Sun
day only.
resldcnces on 0den lea q Tickes once, 100
Muket sreet, and q DepoS
CHAA q. 1CCLJ.
General Paaenga AIeni
". n. CLENEN15, Manager. po)8
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, December II.
The cattle market this week is dull
with prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson x
Bsvha furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to LOO lbs stock 3s3Ic
Der h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 24a24c. per h.; 700
to 800 lbs. 2a2!c. per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 5a5ic per ID.
Lambs-GoOd OF 3a4c per ID.
Calves-3a4ic per ID.
~Shsep-2a3c per Id.
chicago
CHIJAaO. December 11.-Cattle-Re-
ce;bts $500 head shipments , 800 head
market dull and lower; choice beeves IS 5O
sc 25; steers s. 80aI so; stocksrs and
feeders l 7543 %; COWS, bulls and mixed
81 25a2 s..
Hogs-Reoeipts 23, 900 head; shipments
5000 head; market active and slower;
mixed aad light s. 00a5 %; heavy IS O5a
5 30; skips s. OO.4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 beld; shipments
$1,000 head; market steady; natives
s. 75l5 %; western 81 50a4 05; Texans
S. 30a3 25; lambs s. 75a6 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December l1.--Csttle-
Receipts III head; shipments 3O4 head
market fair at unchanged prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1880 hesd; shipments
1909 head; market Grm; Philadelphis'
s. 5Oa5 So; mixed S. 1898 As; Workers IS 4C
as As; common to fair s. 2js5 3d. pig.
s. O0ai0.
Sdeep-Receipts 3, 400 head; shipments
> 500 read; market slow at yesierdsy't
prizes
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, O., December ll.-HoSs-
Lower; common and light "a 60a5 20
packing aud butchers S. l5l5 30; re
ceip,s 1900 head; shipments l $50 head
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Notes About labor.

During the plst len years the wages o
the cigaImakeFs of Buffalo has b~tencoaoied
under the union system.
Two Of the most p'omiuent champions
OF labor in Congress have filled Of re-elee,
ton this ysar-WeAver Of IoTsand O'NeIl
OF Missouri.
Ex-Fathsr MCGlynn now speaks to
empty benches a. his Sunday night Z cat
ings in Cooper Iu"ituse. A msrs hand
ful o. listeners, mostly woman, are there.
About -, 900 employees Of the PhOadel'
phia and Reading railroad are atfs;tsd by
the recsnt order for the reduction Of wages
and the hours of labor.
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PBTHOLkUH
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, December II. -Petrolcum-
Opened firm at s9!c, but became strong
after the first slles and advanced to 0Osc
on light trading. An attempt TO reals re
on the advance broke the market, and the
price fell to SSsc. A slight rally followed
and the market closed at s9c. Totsl ssles
1919, 800 barrels.
OH City.
OIL CITY, PA, December ll.-Petro-
Ieum-Opened at s9sc; highest 9)!c;
closed at sSic; lowest ss!c; sales 1851
600 barrels; c~learsnces 2,074,OOO barrels;
runs 60 8O5 barrels; shipments l2O,3l2
barrels; charters 1855 barrels.
P%ittsburE.
PITTsBUga, PA, December 11.-Petro-
Ienm-Active; opened at sole; cloeed at
sic; bighest 90sc; lowest este.
Bradford.
BRADFOgD, PA, December ll.-Petro-
plerm-Otened at sole; closed at SOC;
higbes' 90!c; lowest sSsc; clearance.
! 81, coo barrels
Titusville.
TIrUsvILLK, December ll.-PetroleuD
Opened Of s9sc; highest cole; lowest
ssjC; closed al sSIc.
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A Solemn Warning.
+ ryr Hruig FrprESS.

Mr.. Jason HIN, This is queer. Here's
a paragraph 10 the PIPER telling how an
old fellow 10 Alsb1ma tied an old fashioned
pair of saddlehags containing a bottle OF
whisky around his neck. fell over a hlufl
into the fork OF q tree AID was found hang
irg by the neck ueXt morning.
Mrs. Jason Jehiel, l think that ought
to be q warnirg to whisky drinkers.
Mr.. JaOn-So DO l, Maria. If he bed
pat that whi.ky inside his ntcl instead Of
outside he would have beeu alive to-day,
no lOuht.
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DRY COCOA
Eev YoCe.

NEW YoEK, December 1r.-Dry Goods
There was a large increase in the move
ment of goods, in Consequence Of the sd'
vance in freigbts to take place mex: Mon
day. As mspy buyers find thenselytsshort
of supplies, as orders were placed fer de-
livery not earlier than January 10, c5nsld-
cradle inquiry has been made in the en-
deavOr TO secure spot supplies, but with
little SUCCESS
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GEO, R. TAYLOR { CO.

6sa65c; full stripe do 25a35c; white do l5'
2Oc; No. l Raccoon 75asOc; .muskrat,
winter, 15a16c; do fall 10al2c; oppossum
2Os3Oc cased; No. / mink, 4Oa5Oc; red fox,
81 GOAL %; gray fox, 75a9Oc; wildcat,
3ea4Oc; black bear, $40 Goals 90.
Ginsepg-At 81 25a2 50 per round.
Sheep Pelts-At 25caSl 90 eich.
Beef Hides -Country butcher 4a6i pei
Mound.
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n,otor. 7 s.tIry In the SHOOTS Case.

CAMBRIDGE, o, December 1O-Four
Go,.ors held the stau1tc-day in the SrOOts
mq,der trial, sad beyond the establish
myrt by their evidence that CsrIie Shoots
G. M to her death by srssnical poisoning OF
.oGe oort, and that there was nothing pols'
oaars in the medicine prescribed by her
attending physicians, the State made no
p,ogrcss with its clse. The indictment
specifically alleges paris green poisoning
aud this is required to be established. The
State will rest some time tomorrow
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BELLAIRE.

James Murray, who was arrested for
breaking into A. StAhl's residence, was
bound over to Court in the tum OF $500.
He was taken to jail at 81. C.airsville yes
teIday.
There is a lot Cf umbrella members
sb.ut town. Probably some Of th:ss pee
ple could tell somsihipg about the numer-
Gus robberies that have occurred OF late.
The r. y. &C has had several little
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Rural Winter Evening Amusement..


A Mou2t Holly youug Man had a
strange expe,iente when he spent the even
ing with his best girl on Saturday. About
10 O'Clock the girl went to the CELLAR for
aDpleg, and scou after there were screams
for help. The young man rushed to the
yss,us ard saw a pNir of feet sticking
ont of tho spple barrel and ge9ticulasine
wildly. The giIl had fallen IN head fret
He was about to 20 10 her assistance when
she shouted ohm to put out the light
first. This he did, and under the shelter
of darkness grabbed her by the feet aud
pulLed her Cnt
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Robert Elsmsre.
Washington Pos

MARY" remarked the old gentleman 10
the fousenaij az he went pokipg around
the parlor last night, did you see any
thing CT that Robert Elsmere' down
here" "Iud4de, sor," hesitsted Mary,
"Oi couldn't say at his name wor that
sane, sOH, or no, bat there's a young man
- 'omts to say yer dsuIhtsr, sor, as is
no'dia' behint the soGy, sor."
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ut 2a2 IL Per Cent.-GoVernmentS
DulIand steadJ-stocks Higher Flour
Firm and Unchanged-Wheat Moder-
ately Active.
NEW YORK, December 11.-Money on
call easy at 2 10 p per cent. last loan y
per cant; closed offered at .! per cent;
prime mercantile paper 42s6! per cent
sterling exchange dull but firm and IN
changed.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady.
Sours, Registered.
FourS, oupons
F~ourrtsnd-s-halE, Registered .....".,.....---!0S
F~ours-and-s-hSE. CoupOns~n--.~-"-."."-- iOS
Pacific 9ixss Of 1885
STATEs-Dull ard steady.
RAILROADs-Dull; sales $S24,OOO.
SToCKs-A better tone prevailed and,
Notwithstanding several drawbacks, the
list is generally higher this evening The
opening figures show advances over last
EVENINGS prices extending to 4 per cent
this mCruing, but the list weakened i'm
mediately under attacks upon Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific, both OF
which retired over a point. .But the re-
coyery was sharp ana everything was
carried above first figures. There was
considerable fsverishuess shown, but
the general DRIFT continued toward
higher igures, with jersey Central
and later Richmond ard West Point
stocks the spscial features. After Della
ware and Hudso1 reacted, however, there
was a general Tagging Of prices, and IN the
Last hour New England developed marked
weakness. The close, however, was quiet
and fairly s'esdy, generally at but shgat
fractions from opening prices. The de-
clines among the active stocks this evening
are few aud unimportSnt, while Delaware
and Hudson ross s per cent Richmond
and West Point 9 Sales 247, 7l2 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, 142; American Express,
10; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific,
334; Chesape and Ohio 174; preferred dc
irsts, 14I; do seconds, 10; Chicago and
Alton 1874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1861; Delaware and Hudson, l245; Della
ware, Lackswanna and Western 1863
Denver and Rio Grande, 153i Erie, 25S
do preferred, SO; Fl. Wayne, Isl; Hi
pois Central, 1133; Lake Shore, 99S; Mich
igsn Central So; Minneapolis and st. Louis
5; do preferred, Is; Missouri Pacific,
69I; Northern Pacific, 244; do preferred,
ssh; Chicago and Northwestern 1O45; dc
preferred, 49,; New York Central, 1O6s
OREGON Transcontinenthl, 90; Pacific Mail
35J; Peoria, D. q L., 23o; Pittsburg, 1861
Pullman Palace Gar, 1G0!; Reading, 453
Rock Island. 81; st. Louis and San
Francisco, "a; do preferred, 64l; first
preferred, 100; ST. Paul, Minneapolis snd
Manitoba, 9S!, St. Paul and Omaha, 81
10 preferred 1913; Texas Pacific, 2O8
Uaios Pacific, 62s; United States Ex'
ores, "a; Western Union, S23.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED
Wheeling

TUESDAY, December II.
Recsip.so o. wheat continue light, al
though the price remains at Sl.o5 for
good TO choice.
We quote
FLoTR AND GRAN-Choice family four
in barrels s. 80; in sacks y 30; mlddlings
per ton SD 90; bran per ton S2o w
psr 100 pounds, 81. Bye brings Csc per
bushel. m
FEEp-Con per bushel, old Soc
new 35a4Oc; oats Sc; baled hay per ten
S1s 90. Loose hay Is bringing sl9 W
per ton.
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SKINS \ GINSENG.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, December IL.
The season for skins has not yet opened,
and the market will remain dull until We
have q good snow. Horkbeimer Bros, Nos.
AR and 1919 Main street, quote the
following prices for No. l skins:
Rlack skunk sOcas1 10; half stripe do
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WsatdsI.
HOW | SUFFERED

.,rs from - Aktn D'sSHSS.
cNcnt ant WALK or dress ~ 800
Nou ecu" of disease from n CpIi.
Snas> o. eixht weeks by inc SN'A
rurR REuleuieH' hE vbicb sfer.
-. 60 rthreC months q raSh A"urDVV 49,
Atihe ~ ~ hS eczema or salt Theupl mSSe
wsroS lLuar on my face. A phyNCISn W.
~ ~ -. ssid tcething WAS tuO SaU'J - -
IN : some rOOlOg, l1SD'1I nc,SSr N D. was
a nwy ears aul hSad. shCrt the Gaze.
~ raI - rr1sesSed 20 know AZ sUouS o,IDOSvS'
called. hg ltyS vi aud prescribed guhpSH.
called No .rA lard mixed lpto sAtSS' ru'
der, Si.u ,,rturrd. They c'I,t NV NUSSs
INN u.1,'Eu NuuLaCr ptt'-'lUSG N,nC oft
tH'nS q, ewnrhv- Hcsttd IouLS.oS M HN-S
am AnS'- my - q sJu'l, bUt maNe ny ~,
Jlem a'd ms NJ; ,n5-,rvj uushatCd; it Spr, my
The d's,SSS ", ~ an was aid pp tduteLy, Snu
arms Sut WI It'ipC en- tie door on = pillow
Wuu' ~" ,,rfrsCtCd - shNt tnst q, w,CIbor
'N - and was utterly Ev5PESS ~ couId
iHyI'; 80 " 10 "a ne ont ana laSo "a, "A Eesf
won't ! hN's rOrlS, on MY hauCS ana ISe'l
81 a1v-.g ~ rrt my clothes on a.. all - ."
.". d . ,,-f of IrrSsluG gown. "a - -
~ r,.,r.E down u- .a.lsh on, SISL.5 - have \
-, ~ were I'll" >IN', ~ -, S,,wp,eT IN
aa' 'a.> ,.ld sl the time IN me >ImH,srs -
f0wC. Nt NJ ~ Nv usrvutSCOuSultel2 pEoH-
Keep l'. md surgeon here I~nleasOlta
11,ut F.', ,. r.surc mentioned were OF b'u,
1,',. y HAN .tou. tsuEaah dc S@'G nO SU
,..,r.~. ivy nv lie WAAVtH " ~ ,rNr'G moi
~ nav ,rg> >'EaaI | cnN;u MALH ,SS,rrd have no
." I'm, ss,-rs 7 uid get better "o"'N ""'S ~
ro1.'H" Nv continued IN this manner until
...r..u wears old, ana one ~ 'I 49,
80 r... T-sd an account 'AtuS 49,. - 50 ~.
Wy co.. r.,F44r-S It dustTlOtd my 49,
. TN. o., .,,grr g>s las. resort, ~ give mem
" l.S. r-,r applied them MS al raw snI
.,r- Inn strst.h'us Tnysell 'Gs -
4 .,,'r alno>' ,n,cyA. 1ic.y, >o,'y1U, Inc
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, December II
The market for wool is practically IN
changed, and the receipts are light, wool
in frat hands berg about all sold in tits
section.
Prices remain as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3Oa33e; unEashed, One-third of;
medium Nsshtd 30s33c; ~uuwssbed 2JI2ic:
tab washed 32s35c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1l.-Wool
Quiet but firm; Ohio. Pennsylvania ard
West Virginia XN and above 3ia35c; y
32a3ic; medium 3S4iOC; coarse 3Oci New
York, Michigan, ~Icdianaand Western nne
Xxx 3Oa32e; medium 1888; , sre ga
3s,: fine washed delaine y and Xxx 36a37c;
medium washed combipg and d.laioe 4Oi
Acc; coarse 39s4Os; tub washet 35a42c;
medium unwasbed combing and dslalne
3Oa32c; coarse 29s30c.
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MbreGn9 R&sister
GrarekrS' Sntd&

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
FIptISt Tfos on RRTrRRsonhARKs sDsily,
FSnnday excspted. monday excepted. SSun'
day only. Saturday e1cppad.-76 Meridian
SGyember ~ IsSS Wheeling time, which n just
one hour earlier than Central Tine:
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DITTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND IT
IL InIII9 RAILWAY co.

ls Ill., g. IL sSs s:ls. ~ =. ss::s;st z 90: Sc
Etandard ftmN Tor sembos1ls. P.gebd1yhsn
me las, go r. IN 2. q. 49,
$50 p N. For Colnpb1, l~ndtanApoth, Gn1n
boa ana Ch3nsso, In pa fnane snITe |.
WhssltngS, so NJ 800 n..ant
saor.H Trains Iesying AsD a.
nyins e SD .. n, runso!6 wssszint
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Our Stock embraces all the New and Choice Shades
this Seasons Importation. Reductions IN these Goods
also take effect this morning.
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GTNRAYS;

Leave the City At S:Ols. N. and run every hour
until ql5p m. Leave wheeling Park at 300 a
m and mn every hour It'll 1000 p. m. Except
Church Tram will lesy Park at 9:5 a m: and
CIV Al 12l5 n. m. G. HIR~CI,
superintendent
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B., 2. 3 O. RAILROAD

B., q. 3 Q. RAILROAD
Bs,lsire aud Esnes7IliethroRgh passenger train
leaves BellSirS at 800 Z r., arrives ~ bsllAirs
40 ,. IN.
Wondsnsld passenger train leaves BsINrs
500 n. m, arrives 81 Ballslre a. 500 3 N
SCJrmerdeld Accommodation leaves BellGu q
300 M, arrives st Bellsirs At l:D .. N
An trains daily exceptSundRy. CsntrslStSRe
ard Time nom BsllGlrs.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT MUSTANG IMMINENT

Cures H~OLLOWHORN,CA KED BAGS,
GRUB i HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
START.E AND FACTORY
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Address Registered Letters TO
NcW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
" New Orleans, In,

nrurunrn That the presence Of Generals
MtW %Bcaurcgard and Eifly. wh9 arc
in charge OF the drawings vs. guaranae S.nec.
arr all equal. and that no one can possibly di'ino
what number will draw a Prize. -,
EN- BER. alsp. thai inc IaymcTs W
Prizes is GUARANTEED RY fOuh ~.
TIONAL HANKS Of NeN Orleans, ana lhs
Tickets are signed by the President OF an lnsu,
tuition, whose chartered rights are Tecognlxcn 10
the highest Courts; therefore, tewaro OF ~. 'm n,
tatioss or anonymous schemes hol'n,N :
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
Az the Academy Of Hssie, Kew orieAas'
fuoiay, December IS, 1855

,I.a pr,es amounting Z. ........-e2 ,IIS,sOO
sSrFor Club Rates, OF any further
assircd' write legibly 70 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, sueSs
All bs aSHirod by your encloxtns IN Envssopo
send POSTAL NOTES, KIprcn Money
Orders, or New York Exchange In orulnaIy .os
ter Currency BY KXprea (at our expenss) ~
sa n. a. DAUPHlN,
" Now Orleans, LA.,
WnshinEiOz, ID. q.
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a,N Plush down oSN S75PIhdmnO $780, SOOPDIh down % $500
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ryHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w on and AFTER Saturday, October IL, 1885,
traius on the Wheeling AID Elm Grove Railroad
Will run a. follows:
4--. 4 I.iva OF
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-13
A ReJolNDER
To the Gentleman WIN Argues Against
local santerprisS.

10 the SeDfleman WIN Argues Against
local Enterprise.
To the Press and DskotajBu: am
sorry to hNvs oansed the gentleman rep
%resentlus the American building aud
loan association of Minneapolis any IN.
e%asiness OF mind, but my duty to the
association | Iepresent required that the
attack Of the American association upon
our business should be rnet, ana | re-
gard o public discussion as the fairess
and most open method. The Var kton
building and loan association oourts pub.
lilo and private discussion and lnvestIgs-
ton of its business methods and man
agement.
That the figures and estimates given
IN my former article were "%purposely
misleading" was not my fault. l took
the original figures from the advertising
pamphlet of the "American association"
under the heading. Showing estimated
cost OF loans" and Showing estimated
cost and profit on ten shares" If the
American association figures are mis-
leading / am sorry.
The statement made that the Yapk-
ton association "has about $500 each
month to lend" Is mielsading-I will
not say purposely SO although the gentle
man making at could have seen for him
self that it was not true by examining
one OF our statemenss-The Yankton
association can make q loan OF So, 600 each
month and has cash in hand to begin
now.
Al fair statement would seem to be
this:
The Yankton association is not trying
to make money out of any of our citizens.
Its expenses are but two per cent OF its
gross income. 1t has but one salaried
officer. The Minneapolis association is
here to make money for itself out of
our people asking them to oonfide their
funds to the management of entirely un-
known parties.
Self interest and local pride should
not allow one dollar to 60 from home in
the interest of on enterprise inferior to
to our home institution.
Ron. w. BURNS, Sec'y.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-13
personal.

Mayo, the piano tuner, will be here in
November.
Hosea Locke. OF FlaDdrau, was at The
Morrison last pIght.
W. E. Scorsitt and ID. O. Thomas, oil
Waterfowl, are at the Merchants.
Homer Whiting, the Minneapolis shirt
man who comes around about once in &c
often, is in town.
DR.. McLoutb, president of Brooklyn
agricultural college, arrived last night
and will remain over Sunday.
DR.. Edwards, of the Northwestern
Christian Advocate. of Chicago, is in
Yankton attending the Methodist con.
ference.
General Besdle returned yesterday af-
noon from teaehers' institute work al
Olivet and goes to Tyndall Monday to
hold an institute there.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-13

Evening church services to- morrow
open at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. j. V. Hines will o~ficiate at Christ
church tomorrow, morning and evening.
Yankton's delegates to the legislative
convention at Memo leave Tuesday
morning.
Services will be held IN the Danish
church at s.. O'Clock Sunday evening by
Rev. 81. Hyid.
With SO many diylnes in the city there
will be q large opportunity to secure re
llglous inspiration Tomorrow.
Street Commissioner Stewart has been
flushing the cutters of lower Third
street to-day and making some CROSS.
walk repairs.
Rev. f. A. Buriick, Y%snkton's Methc.
dist pastor, has located lat conference
guests in the families OF Ya1kton. This
was no small task,
1t is lr .bsble that the Methodist
conference will not close before Tuesday.
The bishop will be compelled to leave
Tuesday morning.
There is q wild rdmor a1oat that
Watertown comes to Ysnkton with o
bid of $l0O. 900 in property fer the
Methodist university.
The Yankton college and the Vermil-
lion university bose ball mines are play
ing a game OF base bali near the Mil
TAnkpa dornk fhio aekorp,o~
Wheat this year lie all of excellent
quality. The Excelsior mill books show
that is Purchases Of this years crop
average sixty-one sounds to the meas
ufed bushel.
Nothing is known at the local Office OF
the report that the Adams express COM
pany is about to supplant the United
states express company at all points on
the Milwaukee road. But the local Office
would not be informed.
The conference committee in charge
Of 1.-THE university location will report to
the conference Monday morning. Until
men various delee atoms from aspiring
cities are sitting upon the ragged edge
oetween hope aud despair.
Ihe suggestion is made that on the
occosion of Hon. George A. Mathews
visit to Yankton q republican demon
ssration be made which will include al
OF this Legislative district. Turner and
hutchinson counties would doubtless bt
glad to Join forces for such an affair.
Wheat is moving slowly upward agar
'aa promises to touch a dollar mex
week. 1t has sold here to-day at GAG
70. Sales of fax have besn large undeI
'he stimulus of o marked advance il
price. Sales have been made at $l.2
@sI.os. Farmers haul in a wagon Loaf
VI hax and haul out q wagon load o
money. They ars feeling good over II
democratic leaders are saddened owe
nus refsction that it might have been
~, instance, it might have been 9 pee
tiekes, instead OF q democrsti
. Peoples ticke.s are fashionabl
oos Dakota democrats This fall. The
we the snow ball the boy roll
siass the strees--they gather up COZ
/ aoie refuse material and thereby il
/ 'tease in diameter.
4 Hs.ai Beaale, who la, been j
4 n'ison county this week, says tb
& Yanhs up there are we'll satisfied wi.
counts's choice Of A. L. We