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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November ~.
Wool has experienced an advance in the
past few days. ThiI is due 10 the fact Of
an apparent shortage in this years crop.
Not 10 the past ten yearS has the country
been so well cleaned mp at this season Of
the yesr. What few clips remain in the
hands Of growers are pretty well scattered,
but ere OF qnite good sizs. An advance is
anticipated at the opening of the London
market to-day.
Prices quoted are az follows: Fine
fleece, washed, 30I33c; unwashed. one
third oh; medium wsshsd 35a33c; un-
washed 23a24c: tub washed 32a35c.
The Wool Market Firm.
PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-Wool
market firm at unchanged quota
tious; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XXX and above 32la35c;
Y 32a33c; medium 37s3S:; coarse 36i37c;
New York, Michigan, Iodians and Western
fine or Y a1d Xxx 30a32c; medium 361a
37]c; coarse 36a37c; fine washed delaiDe
X and XXX 35a37c; medium washed fair
36a37c; coarse 32a3ic; medium unwashed
combing aud dtlaine 30s3lc; coarse do 2Sa
zoe; Mexico and Colorado l3a20c.
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SKINS n GINSENG.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, November 81.
Horkheimer Broa., Nos. 14l7 and 1919
Main street, quote the following prices
for No. 1 skins:
Black skunk 9Ocas1 90; half stripe do
50a6Oc; full stripe do 25a30c; white do ia
l5c;; No. l Raccoon 60a75c; muskuf,
winter, 15a16c; do fall 1Oa12c; oppossum
2Oa3Oc cased; No. l mink, 40s50c; red fox,
81 GOAL %; gray fox. GOa75c; wildcat,
3Oa4Oc; black bear, $40 Goals 90.
Ginseng-At 81 25A2 so per pound.
Sheen Pelts-At 25a75s each.
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Chance to Go West.
Record.

Employment Agent-"As l understand
it, YOU want a regularly graduated physi-
clan who knows how to mix drinks, and
YOU are willing to pay such q man big
wages.
.Strangsr-That's the tall. .
want him IS physician to private fami-
ly, rerhSp'?"
mo, sir; but I keep q hotel in Iowa,
where liquor can't be sold without a doc
tors prescription, and l want him for bar
tender"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28

.s r.zera. letter, Rtnsworm, Lichen'
F~1s'> =. lead Milk Crust. pandruf, a
P'u-is> s-,p~' and WEherwoman's Itch,
0.S n,N, .rtg.,> CT itching; Burning, SSGsly'
Pilps 'tEtN usi- M, positively cured by CUT.
with 49, - skim cure, md CUTICUEA Soar,
CrGA L.y E.1 BrauytGer eNternslly, and Gu.
an cN!0r yy.o. ant. the new blood Purifier in.
r.tghA rg-a physicians and al other rene
a.. al.
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Fifth Street Stables: Heavy draft horseS,
extra, $~16Os22O; do . good, ~$l3Os165; sad
dlers, $90al40; streeters, $9Oal2O;
Southern horses, $70a1O0. Mules. 1000
and l, 100 pounds, our to seven years. six
teen hand, ~S150a175; fifteen hands, $l1Oa
1870; fourteen haads, SS0a90.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2a21 g Per Cent.-GovsrnmentS
Dull and Stesdy-Stocks S~trong-Flour
Dull and Unchangsd-wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, November 27.-Money on
call easy at 2'23 per cent; closed Offeret
at . per cent. prime mercantile paper Aga
81 par cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady OF 484is4S8f.
GOyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, November 27.-Dry Goods
A fairly good inquiry was present for mod
crate a'sortments Of ssasonsble stufs. The
cotton goods market was frmer. Wooden
goods show q tendency TO higher prices.
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B, z. &C RAILROAD

B, z. q O, kAILROAD
Hellaire ana ZSnesVtllethroEg passsngsrtr train
4:l0 .. IA.
WOodSheld passenger train leaves BellGIrs
500 p. N, arrives at Bellaire st 500 9. n.
SuUlmerheld Accommodation leaves BellRir n
300 m, arrives at BellRlrs at 1l:O6 q. u.
All trains daily except Sunday. Oantral Stand
Ard Time from BellAirs.
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La,

DruIuarp That the presence Of Generals
ntWtW0tu Beaaregsrd and Early, vino are
IN charge OF The drawings, e. guarantee Of alb
Eoluis fairness and integrity, that the chances
are al equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw a Prize.
s.RKnEM Der, also. that the payment OF
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR "A.
TIOEAL BAEkS Of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed BY the President OF IN InsuL
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized IN
the highest Courts; therefore, tevare OF all irnt
tatioBs or ano1y nous tchemes' nolfW .sA1
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Gottsrp.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1865, for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and Ia
franchise made a part OF the present state Con.
stitution, IN 1879, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
take place Semi-AnnuaiIy, dune and
December), and bA Grand HtnEle
Number Drawings take place on each
OF the other ten months In the year,
and are all drawn I'm public, at the
Academy OF Music. New Orleans, La
" do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all Monthly and Semi-Annual
Drawing of The Loisiana State Lottery Com.
many, and In person manage and control the
drawings themselves, and that the same are con
Quoted with honesty, fairness and In good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the Con
many 70 use this certificate. with fac Smiles OF
our signatures attached, In its advertisements
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.beetin9 Register
6rarGIGrs' &nids

A RRTVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRANs-
NkxPLAHArIoN RRRFKRENCRM MARKS: sDaily,
tSundsy excepted. MONDAY excepted SSun.
day only. Saturday exeepted.-T6 Meridian.
November Is, 1883. Wheeling time, which Ia iust
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CommIaaIOners

We The undersigned Banks and Bankers VIII
pay all Prizes drawn In The louisiana State Lot.
ierles which may be presented at our counten.
X N. wALMsLEY, Pres't Louisiana Nat. Bt
PIERRE LANAUN. Pres't State Natl BIZ.
A, BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans Natl BIZ.
CARL KOHN, Pres't Union National Bank.
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3,If6 Prizes amounting to---.----S2. 500
H1-Fo Club Rates, o. any further InforInstiot
desired, write legibly 70 the undermined, clearly
Eating your residence, with State, County, Streei
and Eumbez. More rapid return mail delivery
VIII be assured by your enclostng a Envelope
bearing your fnl address.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Mcney
Orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary let
oar. Currency By Kxpres Cat our expenssl ID
dressed n. A. DAUPHIN,
View Orleans, La,
Or u. A. DAUPHIH.
WaanfRgt0z, ID. q.
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w On and amer Saturday, October Is, 1883
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
will run Rs follows:
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, O., November 27.-Flour
Firm. Wbeat-Scarce and higher; No.
2 red 81 05; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments . coo b Ishels. Corn-Steady;
No. 2 mixed 44c. 0.ts-Elsier; No. .
mixed 29a. Rye-Quiet; No. ., 55lc,
PNk-Steady and quiet at SIS %. Lard
e ,sier at s. 371. Bulk Meats-Saady
and unchanged. BAcon-Quiet; short
clear So % Whisky-Active at 81 IA.
Butter-Suo1g; creamery 34a35c; choice
dairy roll 2Oc.
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,,-s-rwbere Price, CUTtCUEA,. Soc; soar
sou 80 gSr. 81. Prepared by the PorrEs
6srs AS0 c =. sn5T c! co. t SSsS s. q f Diseases" g.
80 r,r-a.lon> and 40 testimonials.
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, C0RNS,
CRUISES. CHI RT.ATNS&FRoSTBITES
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No Christmas Table should be without a
bottle Of AnSOstura Bitters, the world re-
nowned appetizer Of exquisite, flavor. Beware
Of counterfeits.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN. START.R AND FACTORY
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v. II. CLKMKNTS. Manager.
OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.

Tfme Table taking etsct Nay 27th. l0a. PAss
enrer trsins will run a. h~lloWS-Centl
An trains daily except those marked thHf
which do not run on Sunday:
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 81. "
Western No. . winter red spot 97ls
974c; December 9s!a973e; January 81 cot;
May 81 0Gl. OOrn-Western quiet and
eisy; mixed sFo! 45!c; yer 44lc; January
44Sc. 0ats-Western white uugraded 3ls
33c; do mixed 2sa30c. R~ye-Steady at
62s6ic. Hay-StCady; prime to choice
Timothy SIC 5O417 80. M,sI Pork -
Steady at $l6 Is. Bntter-Firm; best roll
2Oa22a; creamery 33c. Eggs Steady at
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES FOOT ROT, SHOULDER-ROT,
AMI srip ~ SHEEPI
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ELY'S
.,GRElA BALM.

ciaausss the
Nasal PasSa-
Pain
and InhanniS-
ton, Heals
Sores. Restores
the Senses OF
Taste q d
Smell
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MUSTANG IMMINENT MUSTANG LINIMEhT

1JTRES HOLLOWH0RN, CAKED BAG
GRUB j. HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the ACADEMY Of Hssie, lev Orleans,
-x.- naeaukoR 70 Ilal
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 600.

loo. Tickets NJ $40; Halves $40
Quarters SO; EiEhths 81; TUen.
ticths Sc; POFtieths 81.
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CURES swINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SQRI ~ aQAoAS AULEs'
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PhIlahelDhIA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 81
Flour-Dull and weak. Whest-Dull aud
rominsl. Coru-Steady; futures neglected
and nominal; old No. , mixed 524c; No. 2
yellow 523'. OIts-Steady; No. . white
81 35l; failures quiet. No. > white, Novem-
her 3i4c; December 3lsc; January Bale.
Ru! ter-F.rm; Pennsylvania prints, extra,
36c; do creamery 25a36c.
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,,,yrvs r,t.k heads. ChsPpyl aud oily skin
.-Ir,.lr v CE rICuRA NEDlCArEp SOAP.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
ROSE CREEK.

Mrs. Maggie Cronon took In the city last
week. E.-...~E
c. Il. Varoo is building warehouse In con-
nection with his store. .~ .-,
Mr.. John Walker has the cheese factory
craze, he thinks there are billions In 1t.
Mr.. Charles Adams and his wife friends of
Mr.. Levi Moss) lett for Wisconsin last week.
The prospects for = double wedding here
soon are as good as ever. Things will leak
out.
Mr.. George Philips intends dealing in farm
machinery here this season. He is building
sheds for that purpose.
We will not say anything about anyone
going to Leroy last Saturday. us he does not
want everyone to know that he went.
The egg trick is getting to be a nuisance
and we think it would be as well for some ii
the game was postponed for a season.
Capt. Luke Fairbanks has had his pension
raised to $1S per month. He has been quite
sick lately and we are glad to hear Of his good
luck.
Mr.. Jens A. Jensen and others OF our lead.
ing farmers attended the Farmers Institute
last week. Mr.. Jensen Is ono OF our most
successful farmers and has pretty sound ideas
on most questions.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
SUTTON.
H. E. G..

Lewis Schultz has returned from his visit to
Wisconsin.
We were visited by another blizzard last
Saturday and Sunday, and hope it is the last
one for this season.
Mr.. Zwald finally has well at the depth of
ITO feet with go feet of water.
Nearly every farmer in this vicinity attend.
ed the Farmers Institute at Austin last week.
Fl. W. Studer and family have gone to Oak
wood, Wis, to visit relatives.
Mr.. George is the happy father of boy
badly.
In one of our district schools one morning
last week the school room was filled with
smoke and the teacher was in distress. Some
of the men in the neighborhood were called
in who took down the stove pipes, thinking
they were full of SCOT, but it soon became ev-
ident that there must be something in the
chimney The men went up and peeped into
the chimney. To their surprise two large
eyes met theirs. 1t was large OWL He was
captured alive and is now being held a prison.
err until school closes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
DEXTER.

The roads are in excellent condition.
There will be Il progressive euchre party at
G. A. Bucks Wednesday evening.
CONRAD Timmers shipped another car load
of cattle from Elkton to-day.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, is the last day of
grace on the tax question.
A meeting was held at the office of Benner
Bros. last Saturday evening, to make arrange
ments for the coming masquerade bail to be
held in Gaskiils hall, Friday event ~, March
2. AS we were not there we cannot tell what
was done. but the crowd that is getting it up
never mako failure Of anything.
J. A. King. successor to Benner Bros, who
has been teaching school near Rochester this
winter. closed his term there Friday, and has
come to stay with US.
Mr. Eaton, of st. Charles, has bought OF D.
Williams what is known as the Gillilan1 farm
also the Pat Lynch farm. The price we did
not learn.
Twenty cars are being loaded with hay and
grain at the station to-day.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
Spelling Lessons.

Teach spelling in connection with all
the other subjects taught. Little time
should be wasted on naming the letters
Of words, but much in making the words
and using them in sentences. Give fire.
quent dictation exercises and lay great
stress on the correct spelling Of words in
composition work. Having the pupils
learn lists Of words is often waste of
time, since the words arouse little thought
and arc only remembered by Il tlresome
memory drill. Those teachers who teach
spelling incidentally attain better results
than the teachers who still cling to the
columns of jumbled words usually found
in spelling books.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
NEVADA.

George Bisbee will take carload of stock
ington Territory to dispose of. He expects
to start about March Is.
The school in District II will give school
entertainment shortly.
A. c. Bisbee lost a valuable horse bv acct
dent last Wednesday.
A belated Manitoba or Dakota blizzard
struck US Saturday night without disastrous
effects. as our wild Minnesota weather previ
Gus had caused us to be on the alert If the
TRANSCRIPT meets any more of them coming
this way, will they kindly retain them in Aus
tin until we can be notified, and oblige.
Seldom,if ever, have our people bere passed
a more pleasant evening than on Wednesday
evening last, when some of the members
from almost every home within five miles,
and in some cases every member, wendell
their way on horseback, in cutters, bob sleighs
or on foot to the little school house in District
No. 9, for this was the evening selected for
the school entertainment there, and long be-
fore the hour of opening had arrived every
available seat and foot of standing room was
weighted down by hundred or more avoirdu-
pois pounds of human flesh, while even the
smallest seemed much too large for the space
obtained. Never in the history of the school
house has half that number OF people been
within its doors at one time. The program as
published in last weeks TRANSCRIPT was car
ried out to the letter, while every one sus-
tanned his or her part admirably, and although
the program was lengthy-requiring over
three hours time. appeared to tire and
all went to their homes we'll pleased with the
success of the school, and methinks some OF
the parents would be justified in feeling proud
of their children's achievements, as better is
seldom made. AN OBSERVER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
N. w. CORNER.

Mrs. j. w. Andrews, Of Owatonna, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Rhoades, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. of Rochester, are
visiting their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney,
of Udolpho.
Charley Rhoades entertained large party
of young people last Friday evening in right
royal style. About sixty-tlve Of his friends
finding out that Charley was about Fl, con-
cluded to surprise him, and surprised he was.
All enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent
by visiting, singing and dancing. The music
was furnished by Warren Gordon, of Dodge
Center, and was pronounced splendid At II
,'clock lunch was served and the festivities
IF the evening lasted until two O'clock It
vas one OF the pleasantest parties of the
season.
Owing to the severe storm last Saturday the
Valtham Cheese Factory meeting was post
'oned until Saturday this week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
BROW NSUALE.

N. S. Giilett has the epizootic.
Bargains i'll WOODEN goods at A. l.. Sleeper &
Sons.
o. A. Sleeper, of st. Paul, was in town over
Sunday.
C. A. Warren arrived in town Monday from
St. Paul.
N. S. Gillett was at ST. Paul a week ago with
load Of stock.
DR.. G. W. Gray is doing some fine work in
the carpenter line.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet Wednes.
day afternoon at Mrs. G. A. SIeeper's.
sociab!e was held at Sleeper's Hall blythe
ladies of the Baptist church, Tuesday night.
Jens Jepson has two sets Of bob sleighs for
sale cheap. Now is the time to buy and get a
bargain.
J. F. Tompkins is on the sick list. Mr. Temp.
kins is getting more than his share Of sick.
ness this winter.
Sam Cartwright has few sets of those nice
farm harnesses for sale yet. If you want q
good harness get one Of Sam.
Last Friday evening q soclable was held al
Mrs. Carlos Sieeper's. A good man, were
present and all enjoyed pleasant time.
The students of the higher department. OF
our school whose average sta nding for the
past school month was over ninety per cent
are Eva Williams, Mary McCIeIIand, Jennie
York, Agnes McCleland, Fanny Palmer, Katie
Drown and Eda Woodward.
Elder J. Carroll Stark OF Rochester, will de-
. liver in the Christian Chapel at Brownsville
four lectures on the Evidences of Revelation
on the Agreement of Science and the Bible
beginning March 6. Ali doubters and unbe
levers are especially invited to come, and al
will be made welcome. Should it thaw out
and the roads become too bad for travel, the
lectures will be postponed.
Last Thursday night, east of Dexter, Mimi.
there was railroad collision, by one train
running into one another. Both were going
west and were but short distance apart
The train following crushed into the caboose
of the train ahead, burning the caboose and a
car of lumber and dtching several cars.
Frank Swift, the conductor Of the hind train,
had a very narrow escape.
w. Fl. PALMER, Principal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
uDoLPho.

Mr. E. Richards 4ld daughter Ida have re-
turned from their two months sojourn in
Louisiana. where Mr.. Richards has built a
house and will remove his family there before
another winter.
The Singing School is progressing finely
under the leadership of Mr.. Clark of Waltham,
1t is held every Saturday night in the school
house of District No. So and Wednesday night
in the sch ool house north.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs. Ella
Noble by her friends last Thursday evening.
A large and most delightful party was given
by the young people at Mr.. B. E. Stimson's
last Friday evening. About fifty assembled
and whiled away the hours until morning with
dancing and other amusements, among them
a nice, supper. ANON.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29

munity, and its laws are we'll enforced by
mounted police--a body of men SO much
honorcd that positions in its ranks are
greatly coveted; and if crime is somewhat
too frequent in this region, it must not be
forgotten that the nation is burdened with
a class of most disreputablc white men,
entirely exempt from its own law, and
difficult to reach by any other. If it's
convict system is not as elaborate as that
OF Croftou or Elmira, it seems to be effec.
tual in its results. since its convicts may
be seen making Its roads, under slight
guard, or, wholly unguarded, doing the
]anitor's work in its Capitol. A we'll ap-
pointed asylum holds the INDECENT blind
and other unfortunates of various kinds.
Anna Laurcns Dawes, in Harper's Maya
zine for March.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
Exercises for ROusing Pupils.

Marching with music if possible, if not
without, is favorite exercise with chill
dren. Some simple calisthcnics, per-
formed with windows opened so as to
change the air of the room. will brighten
them up, Dizziness and drowsiness in the
schoolroom is often caused by too heated
or impure air And any vigorous exer.
cises together with open windows for a
few minutes, will have the desired effect.
Never have active physical exercise in
the school room without open windows,
some drill, which shall keep them moving.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29

w. W. Corcoran, the noted philanthro
pist of Washinton, D. c., died February
"A, aged 80. He is famous as the founder
of the we'll known art gallery at Wash
ington bearing his name,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-29
Would YOu Believe Ito

That we are authorized by tie proprie-
tor of Kemp's Sarsaparll1a to refund the
money to any one who has taken three
fourths of bottle without relief? We
are positive that no other proprietor has
the confidence in his cdicine to do this.
1t is for enriching, cleansing and purify
ing the blood and toning up the system.
Price $1.OO. Call at our store Respect
fully, Giles & Shepherd, druggists Feb.