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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

RyssIA is said to be still massing her
troops We begin to suspect that Russia
Is uaSsiug them cne trooper at a lime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

A DYNAMITE explosion in Newport
harbor shook up irtlle Rhode Island so
that she thought it WAS au earthquake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

A RUSSIAN army officer and Nihilist
sulcided 20 escape from shooting the Car,
which be WAS delegated to do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

An open secret-The unparalleled merit
and popularity of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
A specific for all bodily pain is Salvation
Oil. 1t cures all pain instantly and costs 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

NEARLY fifteen cars of live stock were
Tozen 10 death un the New York Central
Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

IA, Un,Oa bruigs CiH pct tens Of thousands
o. i,'Llr, ut the pockets of 'rorkiHgmes be-
rgr, anyone els, rtc,icsS dollars WOrth ot
direct Jyt 70 from IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

T1. JmoH br5jgt rW gre our Industries
M a.' connections aiE, oH parts ct the coWH-
ha. h Is p.caliWiy to the interest ot MAMA
ta'nry ua5 rDrtmea 10 rots for il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

kEY WEsr Is to have the largest cigar
manuiaCtory in the United States. IL is
to come from Havana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

The Iaioa bridge riH boom The old tOrH.
Fnto The interest Of srey rOter 10 go to the
,.l, lnR rotg for H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHE ER.

-n,;, West Virginia and Western Penn
Eu.,ss" go. colder. ram or snow, followed Oy
SYN 80 nj rr winds becoming light 10 'resh
r.,-thuySlrgly. ---
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-31

USE the great specific for 'oold in head"
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Cstsrrh Remedy.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Flowers for Aetor Mnrren.

Boston, Sept. 24-Many elegant floral
tributes have been sent by leading member.
Of the theatrical profession for William
WaIren's funeral Among them is a beauti.
ful piece in the form Of tablet. made OF
English ivy bearing an open book Of white
carnations, on which is inscribed the word
'Finis,n which was sent from New York by
Edward Harrigan. Nat Goodwin sends a
floral book made Of niphetos roses, in which
is worked in violets "Noblest Roman of
All" From Henry Irving comes magnia-
cent piece, the base Of whieh is formed Of
English IVY on which rests an open book
made Of choice exotics, passion flowers. rare
roses, orchids, lilies and ferns. The inscrip
tion, "A well graced actor worked in
purple viOlets.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
TERRoRIzEb BY A MOB.
-Four Hundred Mexican Bandits in Rio
Grande city Demanding the Blood of a
Government Inspector.

-Four Hundred Mexican bandits in Rio
Grande city Demanding the Blood af a
Government Inspector.
BRowSsvrLf.a Tex, Sept e4-Rio Grande
City Is ia the hands OF an armed Mexican
mob Of 400 men, Of the lowest class of bandits
and smugglers.
lAe county officers, Americans and for
eigners are barricaded IA their houses. The
trouble arose over the shooting OF Cateriono
o. 6arza, editor OF Sle Concrete Mexicano.
Mexican paper published at Corpus Christi
~ United States Inspector OF Customs
seebrce
darza WIS shot IA the stomach and mortallv
Wounded. beebree mounted horse aud fled
q kingold barracks He was pursued by
mounted Mexicans, shooting at him. Col
-lendenning in command Of three compa-
Aies OF troops, put Seohree IA the guard
souse
A mob of 300 Mexicans demanded him.
-lendenning refused and ordered the mob
Mt Of tie fort under penalty Of death. The
wires were cut al midnight, and no further
news is obtalnabh.
The trouble originated over tho killing of
Blaclnaihr Reesendey some months ago by
Seebree. Garza libeled Sebree Ia his news
paper Seebree brought a criminal suit aud
Tad Cara arrested. His political friends
rallied 70 his support His party declares
that no American can hold office in Starr
c0untv
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
An Fagle Dcvo,rs +. n.t,,.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept 2L-Wiuian Beat
tie lived in Seward county with child. 6
years q age, and a baby few weeks oid.
their mother having died a few we Ks AGO.
While he was at work ia the field a lgrpe
eagle swooped down upon bis Sod house ana
carried away the baby, which was living
upon a blanket before the door The little
grl ran into the field and told her father
tnat Dot" the baby, had "hyed away. y
lie gathered his neighbors and they searched
al night for the child, and found the romans
in the morning. The eagle, sitting near by.
was lred at 10y one Of the men and struck in
ths wing, but attacked them before it could
be dispatched. Two OF the searching party
were Ladly torn and lacerated by the eagles
lnIl.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
HERE'S A PRETTY HowpYEDo.
Robert H. nIanter in an Unpleasant Role
In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept 24-Robert b. Manter,
the actor, who is playing Monbars at the
Grand Opera house, is defendant in a seuaa-
tlonal suit brought by DIR. Welch, Of West
Ninth street
woman, fashionably dressed and appar-
entity well educated, called at DR.. Welchs
mousse on Monday and engaged board for her
sell and husband She claimed 10 be an EN-
pioye az the exposition, and gave her name
as hay Douglass Bruce During the evening
the alleged husband called ON Mrs Bruce,
but remained for only short time DR..
Nelch was informed that tho supposed hus-
band was Mantell
Ihe actor rs registered, with hts WIFE at
the Emory hotel. The suit Of Dr. Welch Is
hfsole 10 preciptate several others Mantell
threatens 70 sue Dr. Welch for blackmail,
and Mrs hautel asserts that she win i'm
mediately institute divorce proceedings
The second woman in the case, and the one
who Is the cause Of al the trouble. worrAs
Aiantel considerably. She persists in follow
ing him on the street, calls at his hotel fire.
quently, and hangs about the entrance TO the
theatre daily
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Ranqnet % Instlcc rnllnr.

CHICAGO, Sept. eA-Chieego viii QUITO
herself tonight % show her regard for Chief
Justice Melville w. Fuller ia great fare
well banquet at the Palmer house. About
400 OF the best known men Of the state and
city VIII sit at the tables. Judge Thomas
Drummond, who will preside, will make the
cpen4ng address and ut the close Of his re-
marks Mr.. Fuller will respond TO the toast,
"Our Guest The other toasts win ~,
The Bench, responded 70 by Judges
Gresham and Moran; THE Barr by w. q.
Goudy aud James l. High; "The Law
makers by Lyman Trumbun, and Com
morce, by Charles Hutchinson, president Of
the board OF trade. The banquet is TO be
served at ? O'Clock, and from $40 until that
hour an informal reception will be held by
Mr.. Fuller in one Of the parlors.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Drowned while sailing for pleasure

BRocKvILLE, Ont, Sept. 24-A terrible
drowning accident occurred yesterday about
five miles west Of here H. A. Field. hard
ware merchant; II. B. Wright, fruit mel-
chant; Henry Bagg, booxkeeper, and Robert
and Frederick Shepherd, sons Of Herman
Shepherd, were drowned by the sinking Of a
sail yacht in mid channel. It was blowing a
gale and the yacht took in considerable water.
Being heavily hallasted she sank. Frank
Turne', the only survivor Of the party, was
picked up by a yawl from passing tow.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Extraordinarr I,recnntInns-

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 24.-A special from
Meridian, Miss, TO The Picayune SAYS: "The
board Of health has ordered all trains stopped.
None viii be allowed to pass through Meri.
dian There is no fever here, and no sus.
picious case. The object of stopping the
Trains IS to keep the disease away A special
to Tie Times Democrat from Columbus XIV
says that no boats win be allowed to land
within five miles Of that place. Cairo
special says the Mobile and Ohio railroad will
take no freight for Mississippi points, as they
cannot deliver it because Of quarantine. Ii
hnois Central trains run through from New
Orleans to Canton, Miss. north Of Jackson
without stopping Local trains on botE
roads between New Orleans and jackson are
abandoned
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
DIED IN THE RING.
GEORGE Fulljames, the Noted PueiIist,
Killed in "A Fight


Killed in Fight.
GRAND Forks, d. T.. Sept. 2i-Georee
Fulllaines, the noted pugilist, who met Jacl.
brapsey aud others in the east, was k!llei
uy AN unksown in the ring curly in the
morning The match was arranged by local
'ports aud took place at Frank Church's.
ihe combatants shock hands, when in
"antly tho unknown struck Fulliames ter
rloie blow on the temple and felled him to
.he hoor He recovered and staggered TO his
'est and continued the fghs, which was
most brutal one.
rulllanes received several hard cracks. one
over the heart laying him fiat He remained
whore he fell until O'Clock and received no
attention He gradually grow worse and died
NJ the afternoon.
Al night the police arrested a man named
barrett, said to be the unknown. While they
were looking for the other parties to the
Hight the station house door was broken opon
ana bairett, with several other prisoners, e.
cared.
Dilgent search has failed 10 find Barrett.
and as It is generally believed thnt he Is the
man who killed Fulljames, much excitement
prevails
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Irish Athletes Coming.

NEW YoRE, Sept PA meeting of Irish
citizens at the rooms Of the Gaelic association
arranged for the reception of fifty Irish ath-
letes representing the Gaelic Athletic asso-
ciaiion who win arrive by the steamer Wis
c0nsin on Wednesday. The visitors will tour
this country and Canada for about six weeks.
contestiug in the principal cities One of the
features of their exhibitions viii be "hurling.n
which is a characteristic Irish game. The
athletes are picked men, many being Irish
champions OF 1888
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
weLYNN DECLARES Foa MILLER.
The Anti-Poverty Leader states Ills Rea-
sons to His Followers.

the Ahti-foverty Leader states Ills Ilen-
sons TO His Followers.
NEw York, Sept a. 24-Anti-poverty's req.
ular Sunday reunion was held at Madison
square Garlen DR.. J. Coughlin presided,
aud the sp akars gave their addresses from
the dais that has been erected in tho canter
OF the garden for the orchestra az the fair.
Pr McGiynn's appearance in front OF the
lis was rapturously welcomed He said
that the echoes of this state convention Of the
United Labor party were stil ringing Ia their
ears and hencs Il was obviously the proper
thing tor his audience 10 consider with him
the principles adopted at the late convention.
the object of the campaign platform and tho
philosophy Of that platform
Speaking Of ballot reform tho reverend ren.
tleman said that as the Republicans Supported
the Australian system, which would da away
with intimidation, coarcion aud bribery az
the polls, the Republicans meritad the sun
port Of the United Labor party. long and
prolonged cheers. Every labor man should
vote for Warner Miller and ballot re-
form lMore Cheering Governor Hill-
misses and cries Of: "aeis no good9 vetoed
the Saxton bill, and the reasons he gave for
doing so were entirely unsound At the very
moment Governor Hin was vetoiny that bin
the governor Of Massachusetts, was signing n
He himself would vote for thirty-four Re.
publican electors and two United Labor
electors He advised his friends % do ike
wise, as i would De a good thing 70 put ihe
Democrats out Of power for awhile
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
The switcI,men,. stril.e.

ASHLAND, Wis, sept 2A-More trouble is
apprehended On the Wisconsin Central before
a settlement Of the late disturbance is ef
fected. The discharged switchmen returned
70 the city, ard, congregating in and about
1he yards and ore dock, attempted to prevent
new employees from working The Central
people applied 10 the mayor for assistance
The deposed switchmen made threats as 10
What they would do if any trains were
moved. Destruction Of property is feared.
Extreme precautions will be taken 10 prevent
any serious breach OF the peace.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
FURNITURE:
FANCY ROCKERS.

We have just received a very
fine assortment of fancy rocking
chairs. The designs are new, an
tique and stylish. They range in
price from s5 to $40 and are al
suitable for parlor use.
We have a large arm, high
back, comfortable rocker in An
tique Oak or Mahogany finish at
s., another at So. 80, and a very
pretty one, with brass orna-
ments, at $3.50. Then they
come with plush seat and back
ornamented with silk cord and
tassels, and we have them in
handsome embossed leather Of
special and artistic designs. The
line at present is very complete,
comprising about 80 different
patterns, and now is tie time to
see them.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
TEXAS BADLY FRIGHTENED.
New Orleans sim vigorously Protesting
Against Unjust Quarantine.

500 PROTESTING
Against Unjust Quarantine.
New ORLEANS, Sept 24-At meeting Of
the state board Of health the agent Of the
Texas and Pacific railroad said he had r,-
ceived telegram from Shreveport stating
that the board Of health there refused 10
quarantine against New Orleans. but that.
yielding TO the demands Of the people and the
city council, they consented to place an en-
barge ON all points below Alexandria. which
has the same effect. President Wilkinson. Of
the board, said that New Orleans wns free
from even suspicious case, and such arbi-
uary action would not be countenanced. He
therefore telegraphed the Shreveport author
ltles as tollows Boards Of health have NOT
arbitrary powers. The supreme court has
plainly decided these cases. The state hoard
VIII assist all local boards in keeping out n.
fictitious diseases, but win not countepane,
mob law. ANY quarantine against a healthy
place in Louisiana viii be resisted bv tbo
state board Ii the parties interested ioip
issue with You we win side against YOU 1t
IS understood that the receivers Of the Texas
Pacific have applied to the United States
court for an order forbidding the Sheveport
health authorities TO interfere with the train,
Of tho cOmpanv.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Mrs. cieveland,s Tr,n.

SARANAe Nm. n. =, Sept 1.-THE day
was delightful, the most pleasant one in a
fortnight The air Is invigorating and there
Is a prospect of steady continuation Of the
fine weather. Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs Fol-
som spent the forenoon quietly between the
cabin and the hotel In the afternoon thew
attended services in the chapel The ladies
seem benefited by the great change from the
city. DR. Rosman and WIFE of BROOKLYN.
and Mrs. Lamont are of the party
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
CruIse of the sqnadron.

WASHINGTON, Sept 24-Orders have been
issued by the navy department to Admiral
Luce, commanding the North Atlantic
squadron. to make tho usual winter cruise
20 the West Indies. The ships are ordered TO
rendezvous at New York not later than Nov.
10, upon which date they are expected to.
start After visiting the principal ports oe
the West Indies the squadron win come north
arriving in Hampton Roads about april Is
uaxt
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
cATAsTRoPAE AvERrEn.
The Princess OF Wales Nearly Run Down
by Passing Train.

AhN OF w hlta Nearly Kun Down
by a Passing Train.
LONDON, Sept. 24-The Sunday Times
published telegram from Vienna stating
that the Princess Of Wales and her daugh-
ters' while driving in n pony carriage near
Hmunden, day or two ago, approached a
level railway crossing needless Of the ringing
OF an electric bell, giving warning of a com
ing train. The princess made no halt as she
reached the crossing, until two draw bars
worked by wires from distant signal boxes.
were suddenly lowered These prevented
either advance o. retreat, and the train was
rapidly nearing the crossing Col. Clarke.
who was attending the princess. leaped from
the carriage, and ducking under the bar.
caught the pony by the bead and turned him
into fence just as the train passed. The
escape Of the party from death was almost
providential
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Pound Terribly ArutIIated.

STRATHRoY, Ont, Sept IA dastardly
murder was discovered on second line Of
Adelaide, about four miles from here. on
Saturday. Jopathan Robinson, bachelor,
an Englishman, % years old, was found lying
ON the floor Of his house, where he lived
alone, with his throat cut from ear to ear.
his skull fractured and both arms broken.
lle L-c Ics been sasn alive since Sopt. Is.
Robinson had resided in Adelaide for thirty
five years.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Insane AmonE strnnrars.

JERSEY CITY, Sept 24-Loms Ha,nm.
aged about 40 years, from Newport. XIV
arrived here on a Pennsylvania train from
the west, and as he left the cars he handed
500 to policeman and attempted to cross
the ferry TO New y York He seemed to be in
sane. He was detained by the police. who
could learn nothing from him except that he
is an expert watch case engraver He re-
fuses to eat, drink, or talk
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
The splrIt Va nInnlf..,.

NEW YORK, Sept, 24.-At yesterdays 5 meet
ing Of the Central Labor union resolutions
repudiating the United Labor party were in
troduced. All the speeches were in favor of
the resolutions The chair finally ruled that
the resolutions were ont Of order. on the
ground that the union hns already repudiated
all connection with political parties.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
A big Failure in BaltImore.

BALTIMoRE, Sept. 24-Russell, elise 6,
Co, dealers IN cement and plaster, grain and
leeds, have failed Liabilities, $4,000;
asseis, $4,000 John Burrows, wholesale
wall paper dealer, No. 5 South Charles street.
lias assigned Liabilities, S4OOJO, due mostly
TO northern creditors; assets, $4,000
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Sunday At Decatur.

NASHVILLE, Sept. PA special to The
American from Decatur Ala, last night
says; To-day has been the gioomiest Sunday
IN Deeatur's history, the sun even refusing
Its light to the small crowds at the street
eSi4.eis AID On tins depoG p.i.tlo.ln, watching
the tIPins fly past them. There are hardly
more than $50 peopls in the town. Sid ~
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Natives killed by the Germans

ZANZIBAR, Sept. PA conflict occurred
between German residents and the coast tribes
at Bagomoyo The admiral Of the German
fleet landed a force from the man of war
Leipsic and killed $50 Of the natives, without
a single casualty to the Germans.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
JOHN RUSSELL.
HOLMES & EDWARDS.

A new Spoon and Fork by
the above firm, inlaid with
sterling silver on the parts that
wear through first and then
Triple Plated over that, which
makes it wear twice as long as
triple plate:
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
prowned by . Ferrr noat.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-The ferry boat Jav
Could ran over and upset rowboat in the
North river, and two Of the occupants.
hathiide day, aged 10, and Jules GlAnganas..
aged "A, both Of lSQ Bleecker street, this city.
we're drowned,
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Four Decl. Hapds Dro,,,e,,

NArCHEz, Miss, Sept. 24-Four deck hands
belonging to the steam packet Carnead Gold
man, Of the Natchez and Vicksburg Packet
company, were drowned at Gibson's landing
by the careening Of the boat A great part
Of the freight was also lost.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
IreIand,s Innc Ann.

DUBLIN, Sept 4.-Mr William O'Brien,
in speech at Maryboro yesterday, said that
lreland's arm had proved long enough to
reach Lord Lansdowne in Canada and would
reach him in India.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
A snini.ln in pnll....... ).

CHICAGO, Sept PA man named
Mcqueen, foreman in one Of the depart
nents at the Pullman car shops, and well
.sroNn thcrs, hung lilnself about 8 O'Clock in
the morning. No cause is assigned for ths
sct
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
NC WhlteehapeI Butoher stln nt n.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-The body of a young
woman was found lying out Of doors at
Gateshesd yesterday morning. giving evi-
dences Of having been murdered by the same
methods employed by the Whitechapel
butcher, and presumably is another of his
victims. Great excitement prevails in the
vicinity
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Perry's Railroad Freight Exuress.

p, w. g. b. FREIGHT STATION,
VIII deliver goods 10 and from all freight de-
pots TO places OF business or residences on an
rival OF departure of trains at reasonable rates.
Consign your freight and packages TO care OF
Perry s Express If you want themkdelivered
promptly and cheaply.
Office. PINE STREET BELOW FOURTH.
Telephone call No. 442. Orders bv mail
promptly attended 70.
JOHN e. PERRY. Prom
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
FOR THE DEAF

Who have urged me 10 visit Wilmington that
they may examine my Invisible Artificial Ear
Drums, have arranged 20 be at the CLAYTON
House. on Wednesday. Sent 2G. until M M
ana should be pleased 10 meet any who are In
search of a relief from deafness.
u. A. WALES, Bridgeport, Conn.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24

1--WE cOIDRED MEN AT THE RAN
II dolph Petefs Nurserey Company, two
miles south of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Cen. SAL mon Dying.

PARIS, Sept 24-Gen salomon, ex-presi-
dent Of Hayti, is dying
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
NO. los.
HELP WANTED.

N1ASTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
" canvass and collect. Apply 7e4 Market
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
coRHAM MFG. CO.

Tea Spoons, per doz., S 800
Dessert Spoons, per doz, $50
Table Spoons, per doz., 1000
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
BoARDING.

100000
VNTANTED-BY WIDOW. ONE ROOM,
w centrally located. For terms, location,
etc, address A. b., this office.
MTANTED-BOARD ALSO TABLE
w boarders. No a6 West street.
d OGMS FOR RENT.-SECOND AND
HI third story front rooms to rent with or
without board. InGVire No. Sg Market street.
~--~@n4~--H-~~--=-~--=-au~--=--u
w ANTED-To BUY A NEW GROOM
W brick house. Address "A. A.. this office.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
DREssmAKING.

DREssSiAKING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
- at SO9 w. Seventh street. Cutting done
by dranght; ft guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
An arrow cut through trade
mark denotes second quality.
We have the arrow brand
IS47, Rogers Bros.

Tea Spoons, 6 o., per doz. $500
Dessert Spoons, 8 or, per doz. 5.5C
Table Spoons, 13 o., per doz. 7.OC
All genuine Rogers goods
that are more than single plate
have the number Of ounces
per gross stamped on each
piece.
Tea Spoons are stamped 6
after the trade mark; Dessert
Spoons 9; Table Spoons -.
Buyers who will take notice
of the above cannot be i'm
posed upon by misrepresenta-
ton.
Our line now is very com
plete. You cannot purchase
quality at any less figures.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
INSTRUCTION.

MISS H. p. DENNISON CAN ACCOM-
NJ hQDATE a few more pupils in her
select school. 305 West Fourth street
Evening journal., 1888-09-24

N0TICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
~ requirements Of an Act of the General As
sembiy of Delaware passed at Dover, March
a. 1873 entitled An Act Concerning Private
Interpretations" notice is hereby given that a
certificate incorporating "A company 70 be
known as the F. T. Clymer Company will on
saturday, the 20 Of September, A. ID. 1888, at 10
O'Clock. m, be presented at Chambers in VIII
mington, TO the Hon. /. Q. Grubb Associate
Judge, etc. for approval.
HOFFECKER & HOFFECKER.
A for. Tsa.af .fa.uss
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 the Home Loan Association will be held
Friday. September % 1888, at o'clock. D. M
IN the basement Of the First National Bank.
The annual report will be presented and sub
kcripti0ns received for shares in the 18th series.
The association has been in every way success
ful under the management OF judici0us
Board Of Directors and the following executive
officers.
GEORGE W. BUSH. President
IoHN w. LAWSON, Treasurer,
K. T. Taylor Secretary.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Trade Mark lG47, Rogers Bros.

| Table Spoons, u o., per doz. SIS. IS
Table Spoons, A per doz. $50
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
NCTICE 10 DELlNQUENTs.
BANKINe AND FTNANcIAL.

ITO LOAN on mortgage, $500 INQUH
at EVENING JOURNAL Office. LOAN.
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Trade Mark l847, Rogers Bros.

Dessert Spoons, 9 o., per doz. $500
Dessert Spoons, A !, per doz 5.25
Evening journal., 1888-09-24
Trade Mark IS47. ROGERS Bros.

Tea Spoons per doz., 6 o., s4.O0
Tea Spoons per doz., A !, 2.75