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Wichita eagle., 1888-05-24
ST. Louis Produce

ST. Louis. May g.
FLOUR-Dull and depressed,
MHEAT-Opened &c below last nights prices and
advanced &c. then became unsteady and dropped
below the opening. but again recovered partly. To
ward the close prices again declined and the close
about sc below last night close for July Trad
ing heavy. Ne. red cash, Sc; June sSxSSAic. clos
Ing ssi.c nominal; July, &5s& $50. closing S5lc;
August; sas6s5h4c closing sc; December SS'e&Salc,
closing sc.
C0RN-0pened firm and closed I4c higher; cash,
HeSc; June closed 52lsc bio. July los
Ing 52s4c; year closed 40lsc asked.
0ATS-Higher; cash SSaSSecs May S5lsc June 81 &C:
July 29sac.
RSE-Nothing doing.
BARlEN-Nominal.
HAY-Ftrm; prime timothy, slS.0oSls0i prairie
fe. 0a6lS.n.
BUTTER-Firm. creamery D622c; dairy isGa0c
LEAD-Firmer; common tS.i5 refined SSSO.
EGGS-l2iec.
WHlSEY-SLlS
PRONISI0NS-Strong.
P0RE-sl50a
IARn-Se
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TAKEN UP.
STORAGE

CTORAGE-F0T household goods Or nerchaadss
= bored OF lose. II yos have any goods st0rs
bring them % the Nichlia Storage Co. 80. u ws.s
Do-g iAs S~H
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TOR SALE-A valuable farm OF loo acres situated
II about miles southeast OF Wichita and two
miles north OF Green station in northwest u OF see.
l., twp =. range T. " under cult walton
~ acres II pasture no inCumb eraaCe, price sS00.
term, 81 10 cash; balance on time. For particulars
address Herman Ausspurser. Hamilton, Ohio.
4 ~ -t,,a
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Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. kANS, May 2S
wHEAT-No soft. SAC; No. hard, sc.
CORN.-White, 45c; mixed, iic-
OATS NO mixed. Sic
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Missouri Pacidc--F OFT Scott Route
ARRIVE DEPART
FOR.
Kansas City, st. Louis and Eastern
Express - . 7:s5 a III 1l:35 m
Kansas CITY, st. Louis and Eastern
Express Observation-Disclosures O0pm 7a0pm
Conway Springs, Anthony and
klowa Express. l:2o m S:l5 n
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Hutchinson. Sterling and Geneseo
Express acknowledgements. q m $50 N
All trains run daily.
The Missouri Pacific TT Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping to Kansas City and
ST. Louis daily; also through free reclin-
ing chair both night and mornin
trains. This is the shortest line to ST. Louis. by q
miles, and tie popular line to all points east north
and south. Connections made in Union depots
in both Kansas City and st. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket Office III North Main ST.
y. G. KEERAN,
Pass and Ticket Agent
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WANTED.

"7ANTED-Position nurse Mrs NJ Phillips
w No ~ Lawrence ave References given.
dIS-6r+
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NOR SAI4E-slots In Wellington. clear from In
II cumbrance. well located, to trade for farm
merchandise Wichita city property Call AZ
rooms ?. { and s. over 10 y. Main -. di25-tc
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-No. spring SfG5o44sci No. : red SS1e9
R9c.
CORN-No. 2 aj34c.
OATS-No. , 3i346I3sc,
RYE-No. , 65Lgc
BARLEY-No. 2I5c.
FLAX SEED-
PORK Sl457I6tdl4 40.
LARD-SS1i56S .671e,
WHiSKN-Sl.l9.
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REMOVED.

Drs. Oldham and Graham have moved their
once from No. 22i +. Douglas to rooms No. 20I and
2O6, second floor OF the sedgwick. corner of First
and Market
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I'OR SALE-For cash grocery stock IN E1giewoOt
II Kan. permanent terminus OF railroad good
paying business. Address +. Eagle ONCE d6s-tf.
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AFTERNOON BOARD.

,.WHSAT-Firm; June, sec bid July. s5lSc August.
VIC December, Sllsc
CQPN-Duli but firm: MAY Sc bid; June, 52aSc bid;
JUN. Sac bid August. a2SSc.
oA1S-steady; May SIlac; June, S43sSS45xc; July.
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ROGERS,

The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and STYLES
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
anime samples
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I,OR SALE-Maple Grove farm for sale said
Il farm Is one OF the best farms IA SesgwlCk county
and Is located northeast Of the CITY Of Wichita
which i the largest and hest city IN the state ut
Kansas said farm contains lso acres, it0 acres In
high state o. cultivation ~ acres Ia grass IS
in corn. Is acres in nillet acres IN Irish potatoes
acres IN garden. In teartng apple trees 80 bearing
cherry assorted. so hearing Peach trees LOU
pc trees. 70 years old. black berries. pier
r;cS, goes berries and small fruits in abundance.
the best Of water and plenty OF it. farm fenced and
cross fenced; everything strictly gilt edge. Build
lnss are No ]; house. barn and oashUildinGs-
Price SIS per acre terms 10 suit. Fer further IN
formation call at No Is3 W Douglas ave-
premises ALI Stewart. diSo-lmo-w9-lmo
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FOR SALE.

I'OR SALE-A large list Of decided lands suitable
= Ior ssoeA ranches WIN pay taxes DO a ener-
ted Address c. 5 Aeradith Montezama. Gray CO.
Kan S-lS-
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sSNlLlaw
Daily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money.
NEW YORK, May %.
Money on call easy at 16S2 per cent Last iodh az
closed offered at l11 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper i19d6R. -. .,
Sterling exchange fairly active snd s1rlo' d'
"a s;i6 for 81 day bills and si.S9 for demand
stocks dull and closing weaker. ,. ,.,os
Mo otaIe n stocks TODAY were looolO
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Physician and Surgeon IA n Main street; tele-
phone for office No. 297, for residence l26 DR. Ter
rill general practice. diseases OF women and chill
dren and Obstetrics. DR.. Shuts consumption.
catarrh all throat and chest diseases, piles, rup-
lures, blood skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. 1U1-f
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E'0R SALE-Ckeap business lots on North Main.
Cak street and ia vicinity OF the stock yards fhs
EneSt residence lots thc market in the north part
Of the city al lowest possible nsurcs- Gail and
Us before buying. Israel Bres.. real estate. "a L
Douglas ave. IL n
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LOST.
STRAYED.

CTRAYED--Lighta gray hor~e. cot three ysars old
Dthln In flesh s~innfy in lsft shoulder. sfraTsd
from hoJae May q. Finder will please Tsturu 90
owner 20 =. Main st., room 4. snd get reward.
Graham a Eaode~. Hs-ffs
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NOR SALE-A good farm IN Rarber county -
trade for city property. Gail a. rooms = tand 8.
las y Main ST. GlZ5-u
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E,OR SALE-Boiler and engine "a good order up
II right boiler, at Stewart. COaey 3 70, Iron
Works 81 ). Fourth ave. G5H
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e, Nj. CONKLIN. M. d.

General practitioner of medicine. Surgery, gynae-
coogy and obstetrics. Trea: all chronic and private
diseases, oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and all disease of the rectCIn a specially,
Office removed to l34 North Main sire It, over Kan
sas National Bank. Office hours to II a. m, to 5,
and J. to Z. dll7-tf
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VIyANTED-s10.0 VIII be furnished To persons
w wishing 20 b.li ID cheap homes Tor themselves
IN Wichita, six per Ut Interest aud no more. No
commissions other burdens for the borrower 70
be dragged down with. No commission men need
AMY a. the b sCt + to give the borrower the fun
be .left and opportunity own his own house by
small monthly payments. e. W. Kellogg & SoE.
IA y Main St. Wichita 2G.
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NANTED-Borrowers for money on first mort
w cages on farms. II you want 10 renew your
Old loans at low rate OF interest call on US Wch-
tia Banking Co.. No. lit W Douglas ave. Sstfwlstf
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DR.. w. A. MINICK DR. J. II MINICK
General Practice Surgery e. Opst 20 tries
MINICK BROS.

Homeopathists. At $50 n. 5iain ST., over Saving
bank. Calls answered at all times day or nigh
Once open at all hours Residence telephone n
l4l, once telephone No. 263.
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:" ANTED-To loan at lowest rates, slCa.nm on
w city and farm property. Money ready any day
S. W. Cooper. lS1 y. Main s. SEtt
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BUTTER-Stocks light and receipts with
sac; creamery lSd22i8c; dairy, l6G2lc.
Efif,S-ErIn; l3dl319C.
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nor RENT-Nce Office rooms; best location in the
L city, rent cheap. Call at Dr. VIM Halls Office.
room = over Woodman s bank, las y. Main -.
di-etS
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DIR, G, G, FURLEY.
DRS TERRITJ, h sHTTT.TS

Physician and Surgeon, office S2s e Douglas ave
Telephone at Office No. 294 tel ephone at residenc;
No. lie Residence 1918 Market. l3l-tf
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NEANTED-A good second hand baby Carriage.
w Inquire at roonls - and - Sedswick Block.
lI
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NTANTED-To place loans long time on farms
~ or business blocks short time or chattel
real estate security; rates low and prom
ton Ashbei WEIGH Biting block. l5o-I
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WANTED-Ladies or gentlemen wishing profit
w able employment viii find something 10 their
advantage by calling on Mrs H. Arehart, Egnporia
house. dlJe-ot+
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-7e0 acres Of land
L situated in BGtler county. Kan. 80 rrSt
bottom ~ acres me timber, IL acres OF spple
chard all under fence. good houses. living water.
Also SU head OF cattle VIII pux In Il wanted. Ad-
dress box - Leon, Kan Lea
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WANTED-First class board, also well furnished
Pardee sG-
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IyrASTED-A good InAr can got s-essy work A.
w The Kansas Sfssr1 Laundry. ~ Sor1h Ez-
ter street one x 10 uade-s1A1ds firing preferred.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-24

VITANTED-I2 Transfers; IL good teams 2 din
w ing room boys out OF city one pastry COOK.
scabb stone cutters go out Of city oEe %
90 10 the country: gents 90 out % Cily: 10 house
girls All persons wanting domestic help to call at
the Na.ioasl Labor bureau, - T. Douglas, W. ;.
Cook, proprietor. d<b:
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W ANTED-Posifsor as salesman ~ yorng rzzz
w With u year. eZp%yIeuce. HAS End .ezss far
nishing goods preferred SJzaks g1yi4sh zs1 Ger
CsAu- Address 4 II y. o. box - dl5tE-
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"ANTED-To loan money Sedgwick county
w farm and inside Wichita property. Nothing but
choice loans accepted. Crawford Bullock & Co.
Room 9. Fechheiner block. lJ=-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money; we place money
w 1t the lowest rates on all kinds OF chattel Sc
curity loans. d also second mortgages farms
Sl-sf
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! INOR SALk-Cheap first class unlimited round
IL trip tickets 10 Galveston. Texas and return
Call al Post. the psysnbrCker sS EAST Douglas q
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-24

LNOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room for
II gentlemen at 81 north Lawrence ave. Refer
ences.l D. tf
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WANTED.

w ANTED-kindergarte and Primary school
" ! am now reaching all day in my kindergarten
ana Urinary SCHOOL az go Market, between Oak
ana W ainur. Patronage solicited. Terms TWO del
So
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E,oR .sALE--A rSss q tsn ess la. Sea- ~s,b
On iots $ AID 81 fH4gsoF.x ave al = 80 > -.
ave- 81 Eszs~-iFs nj zze l1s~ i 49, 80. -
LEacel2 - 1900 l1z-s sgIts - - : 49,.
insTslrr - - 1eszsA zzr.s- * 49,
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-Furnished room for rent at lg4 y
Il Market ST. 56s
NOR notwithstanding house II rooms, No 5i3 y
~ Topeka ave, lcry reasonable terms l.. J.
Thistlewood and Co. IL y Main -. 56=
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"ANTED-To make some first class city loans
w for six or twelve months. Kansas Loan and
Investment Co. Wichita National hank. L4-tf
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lNOR RENT-Two-story frame six room house. 5l4
Il Hewitt ave. Nice. new aud sweet This property
is not for sale and will be a permanent home FOR
good tenant. Call on ID. L. Ureen, room l. los West
Douglas ave. d4-tf.
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VTANTED-Tot trade house and lot with lawn Ia
W Greenwich for Wichita property. Inquire al
this Office l.-tf+
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NTAETED-Ino order 10 get The only Perfect
w washing machine ever invented before the
people OF ka4sas and Missouri we make this great
o5er To SEND 81 machine only 70 address b.
express receipt o. three fsS dollars The regular
price Is six IS dollars this offer 70 remain good for
ninety GO days. send for descriptive circular u
machine - not satisfactory return and MONEY will
be refunded. Reference Ohio National bank Re
liable agents wanted Moses Luster, ssl Bono s.
Cleveland, O. al ~
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IIASTED-To trade a fine well belt phae.oa Tor
~ Egar two seal wagon Gall &c. corner %
Third and Water. cIs1 *.
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NOR RENT-A two-stOry, roomed house
II with summer kitchen and porches, on Lueiien
ave. near llth NO 14j east 'front.' close 10 street
line-cheap. Inquire at 4u1 South Market. di-6t-
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-24

NrANTED-G. A. r. men 20 know that having
w been al examiner in the L. , pension Once
al Washington. D. C. an prepared . asd them in
the prosecution o. their claims for pension IL
crease. Q. =. G. Kendall. attorney Law. room
SO. se.tgN.ck boz. Mlchlla Kan. I5lSl.
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Ls0R SALE Or TgADg-A new sn1 e-.s-et.~.
IL 80 sta'ek ad-- GOOD ts7sgfsss ~ ~ 49,
III ~ tsaszs - ess.syi Fexs sseAsa Is -
"a aq1ES PAL 81 ksiEigs1zzt-..atass ssssss. a.
E%A ~ - dA9r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03
Z

Possibly Bridgeport ice men do not
want the earth, but they do seem to want
all the ice, and they are surely getting
their share, There has hot been a better
ice harvest for years than the one now be-
iug garneIed by Our enterprising packers.
Koehnline Bros. have their houses nearly
full, and n. Kuhn has packed away 49,
900 tons of CONCEALED aqua fuCidtis.
Treasurer George Robinson was In the
city yesterday.
l. Spence, of Martins Ferry, was i'll
town yesterday on business.
Thomas Sargent is able to be about
again, after having been laid up for several
months with u sore hand and arm, caused
originally by the prick of y needle.
When the C., H. x W. puts down the
promised platform for the benefit of the
KiIkwuod people, it will have added one
more TO the long list Of cOnveniences estab-
hshed by it.
The Knights of Pythias will il the ne@r
future give an entertainment IN Hcinlein's
Hall. 1t il their intention to exhibit III
Bellaire, Martins Ferry and st. Glars
willie NJ well.
Mr.. Orley Dorsey, of Wheeling, was in
the city yesterday.
K. r. Howell has returned from Column
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook are at the
VanPelt House.
The German Lutheran Festival, held in
the new church building on Wednesday
evening, was n grand success.
The Black Diamond Minstrels gave u
very creditable show in Heinlein's Hall
last night.
The Knights OF Labor have in contem-
plation an entertainment and supper prob
ably to he given in Heinleiu's Hall before
March First.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03

citation. j. F. Burlsy has charge OF the
books. This is a move in the right direc-
ton and should succeed.
]. Z. Grayham, Of Pennsboro, has been
chosen general freight agent OF the b. 20.
r. r. at this place riee j. II. Spies, n ne
has entered upon his duties
James Stevens, from Berkeley county,
was discharged from the p~enitentiary
Tuesday, having served out his term.
Miss Sonora Brookoyer Is closing out
her millinery store on Purdy street. we
understand the family will remove 10 far'
kersburg in the near future.
Miss Lolita Hoop, an
young lady OF Wheeling, IS visiting MISS
Katie Mace. O.
Miss India Evans is visiting IN 81
GAINESVILLE.
some of our citizens do not credit the
theory that the shooting on Sunday night
was intended for W. F. Gray, the detec'
tive but think it was done for notoriety.
A. S. Conkle was before Justice Ed
wards YESTERDAY, on q charge of selling IN
toxicating liquors illegally. Inc case wss
continued until tomorrow
Sergeant Echols went down TUESDAY
evening to arrest Mrs. A. Lawler, out
that madam managed to q the ofncer,
so he came back without bel.
In the case of the State of West Virginia
vs.. Timothy Dolen, the defendant was
yiyen until the It'll inst in which to gave
the required bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03
MARTINS FERRY.

Mrs. Jane Guthrie, of North Fourth
street is seriously i'll.
Crumrine < Undertakes representative
Was in the city yesterday.
The Laughlin mill Was almost on full
yesterday.
James n. Hukill il now with Thomas
Hughes Il Co, of Wheeling.
f. ID. Cattell & Co. are selling out their
dry goods business in this city and will re-
move west. A Pennsylvania gentleman
will take the Cattell room and continue
the dry goods business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Pickens arrived yes
terdsy from Mansfield, where they Were
married on Wednesday. A very pleasant
reception was rendered the young couple
at the residence of the groom's parents on
Scotch Ridge. About one hundred guests,
including relatives of the family, called to
paw their respects to the young couple.
With a little regulation, the new nat
ural gas burners in the street lanterns will
be q success. In some few cases the press
uTe regulator is not set exactly to the
proper degree, but these discrepancies are
easily remeiisd.
William Hague, an old resident of the
Garden Spot, is seriously i'll.
Judge Hougb, of st. Clairsyille, is in the
city.
The water works trustees and officials
made their regular monthly visit to all
parts Of the plant yesterday, and found
everything satisfactory except the number
of persons who are using the city water.
Mr.. Henry Bone celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday yesterday. Mr.. Bone is
still able TO work at his trade. He is a
sail and awning maker.
Muldc0n's Picnic at Lafayette Hall to-
night and tomorrow night. A good show,
which should draw q good house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03

CONGRESS has 9 peculiar customer to
deal with 10 tine Sugar Trust. 1t Is such
a gigantic aud ~far-reaChiug monopoly that
it is able to control the price .OI imported
raw sugar, and does so. Hence it would
be folly to cut down the duty If that would
only be a saving to the Trust and a loss Of
$50, 600, 900 to the Government, while the
public would still have to pay the old
price for sugar. The New York Times
thus disclOses the operations OF the Sugar
Trust:
The Sugar Trust already is able to de
press the price of imported raw sugar and
at the same time to raise the price OF re-
fined for the consumer. Some weeks ago
a cargo of ,, 100 tons Of raw sugar was sold
here at AZ cents. Since that time-the
Trust havings become estabhshed-a
cargo of tie same quality and
size has been sold at At cents. The second
time there was but one bid, that Of the
Trust. No independent Teiner renamed
to compete for the sugar, But while the
price of raw sugar is thus forced down by
the ~mOnOpOliSts the price of refined sugar
for sale TO be eaten is raised. Granulated
has advanced from less than 3 cents to "a
cents, and crushed from st cents to Ss
cents. If the duty on raw sugar should
be reduced by l cent, or cent per
pound, could not the Trust with ease
maintain the present selling price and thus
pocket the amount Of reduction? II will
o appear, we think, that what con,
sumers need is q reduction, or q removal
OF the duty on refined sugar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
ORGANIZATION Formed at PhiliPPi-An En-
thusIastic Meeting.

Organization Formed at Philippi-An En-
thusIastic Meeting.
,S,scral CORRESPONDENCE Of the RSgiter.
PHILIPPI. W. VA, February An
of asuggestion made by the JEFF
;ersOuiaR Pidiadeaier, two weeks ago, q large
number of Democrats ofthis county assem-
blsd at the Court House, last night, and
organized a Democratic club. Maj. A. u.
Roger, the oldest Democrat present, called
the house to order, and Capt. T. A. Brad
ford was made temporary chairman, with
". D. F. Jarvis as temporary secretary.
About fifty tried aud true Democrats
enrolled themselves as members OF the
club, and the prospects are for a large
club here of 200 OF more members.
D. W. Gall, Melvill Pecb, G. w. Fridly,
|. V. johnson aud 4. l.. Taylor, were ap-
pointed a committee to report a plan OF
permanent organization, to be submitted
at the next meeting.
Capt. 7. A. Bradford WAS appointed a
committee to secure a speaker to address
tue club ut its next meeting.
On motion the club adjourned to meet
on Monday night next. when a permanent
organization will be effected
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the Club the Juvenile Democrats OF the
town solicited d. w. Gall, editor Of the
JeFsrSORiaR- PiaiadeaIer, TO organize them
into a Juvenile Democratic Club, which he
proceeded to do, and after explaining to
them the manner OF conducting such an
organization, formed about twenty bright,
spriEhtly boys into a Democratic club,
with privilege of adding thereto.
The Democracy of this county is in good
shape and stand by Cleveland and his
reforms in the affairs of government, and
his bold and fearless stand in recommend
ing legislation for the masses and against
the few.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03
REDWOOD.
Roth factories resumed yesterday.

Both factories resumed yesterday.
II was rumored on the streets yesterday,
that the Riverside would sign also the
A~maIsamated scale before it could salts
f~aetorily resume work, but this is hardly
probabIe. The present arrangement IS ior
the plant 10 start up, Monday.
The boys used the back river for skating,
yesterday.
Mr.. P. d. Carroll, a monumental mar o.
Wheeling, was in town yesterday.
The Owens has fire in her boilers
A vast amount of filling sidewalks Is De-
ing done about town.
The juveniles had q leap year party
Wednesday evening.
Another lodge of the United Workmen
will be organized tomorrow by Mr.. FRANK
Sargent.
John Arnett, q nailfeeder, about eighteen
years old, while working yesterday com
planned of his arm feeling very weak. ID
Quit work and started for his home, but
was unable TO reach it unassisted, for ere
he had zone many rods it was found that
his entire side was parslyzed and his MOUTH
drawn 10 one side. 1t is hoped that III
will regain his normal condition.