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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-27

and that, our policy" "Yes, l reoo ::
iize that; and aftet all your eapsii'In, nv
Won Vn' mt int that in the Constellation. 10 y
you t think the constitutional amend.
msnt beInsp', mo, it leaves Us aoou'
ws.re We we're before. except that IL oe,
clare, nrohibition to be our fundamental
n,i;cy twas odd sbrut the vote upon
taat amendmeht. Some men so0o eS;,; ~.
:, to take the question cit Of politics;
soms drinking men voted for It; many OF
them because they said it would give tre@
no more trouble than trey hso -.
fore to GIT their liquor and II mien'
do some good Somewhere l ~
minded the Governor that l had Dees
assured that the amendment nsa a
been pressed through the Legislature ano
Sronyht 10 a vote by Third Party men,
Who wanted 10 use it in other States sg ans.
Ris;ne to srouse tie liquor-sallers sgaiIst
him ingeuicusly p1.tirg before the ilquCl,,
sellers that the amendment never wouiu
have been adopted in Mr.; Blaine's OVID
STATE if he had rot been In harmony WIN
IL The Governor smiled ard said ina.
there hsd been criticisms ts that ehec'' ou'
he txprsssed no opinion of his own IN 70
gard to il. CHARLES BURDETr HART
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MARTINS FERRY.

Hosiery, underwear and gloves IN re't
sssortments and a5 lowest prices at julius
Jsc)bs.
"The Shar graun" WAS pro1ucsd by re
ou,st at lafayette Hall last night. To-
nights prizes ere 10, 20 and 30 cents.
General Cusick. of Rash Run was IN the
city Yesterday. He was 80 unfortunate as
to break down his wagrr.
The Laugtln Nail Co. shipped l,SOU
kegI of ma Is west yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Mitchell, Ross
Mitchell and Mrs. G. w. Thorngate were
ut Wellsburg yesterday attending the
funeral of a child of Mr.. George McClesry.
1t pays to bay dry goods Of Julius
J4crb'.
There will be a meeting Of the Demo
Gratis g. the City Hall to-n'gat, to arrange
fer atts ndipg the Thurman demonstration
On Tuesday.
Jul us Jacobs has in stock fius line o.
cloaks and wrays of ell kinds, which he Il
sll;rg out at remarkably low prices
Wraps in all sizas, to suit ladies, miis:'
and children.
Mr.. and Mr.. William Gerke leave to
day to visit friends in Warrenton.
Miss Flora Van Pelt, of Bridgeport, i
visiting friends in this city.
D W. McMillan, of Thos. Coffin q Co
S.. Louis, WIS in the city calling on on
manufacturers yesterday.
Prof. Add wbits, of Mt. Pleasant, pass
ed through the city yesterday en- route 10
home.
Miss May McKim has returned home Of
ter brief sciourn in Co'raiD, ..
Commissioner Gregg, Of Adenis, was
the Hotel haywood yesterday.
Mr. Hamilton Dayton pissed through
thu city yesterday en- route to MI. Pleas
ant, where he made stump speech for IN
Republicans last night
Miss Lizzie Conway, of Portland, II to
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. ii. Coun'l 'y
Underwear nj Dixon Bros.
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GRANTS DEMOCRACY
s,,r-sd with Enthusiasm by walkers Elo'
quence.

stirred with Enthusiasm by Walkers h'''
quence.
sorcia, Correspondence OF ne Register.
PETERSBURG, GRANT Co., October 70 -
The Democrats Of Grant and the adjoining
county of Hardy had rare intellectual
bar quet yesterday in the two hours
address of HOP. Henry S. Wslksr. Va
Saturday last he spoke at a hlrescue on
Lost River, in Hardy, to crowd e'ti-
mated at net lefs than $500. AocomPa'
MED by a delegation of ladies ana gentle
man from Moore field, he arrived here yes
teddy and lp IKE in the Court House 10 q
iarse and highly intelligent audi nee. 10
.av that MT. Walker stands in the 'front.'
rank of public sp,skers is only ID repea'
what ia univ ersally conceded. In his
speech here he perhaps surp assed nlmseu
BE showed himlelf master Ct tie situse!on
and eyirced a thorough acquaint lnce
with tie WHOLE range Of the question
which now 80 deeply moves tee
n,blic mind. During it, dehVsry
he was frequently interrupted by the WHO
eat applause, and as he touched of the ~
tle col of West Wig mia, at whose shrir e
the Republicans love 10 worship. Inc en-
ioyment of the crowd was intense.
TIE Q are no doubling Democrats upon
The ts riff question 10 Grant or adlolri ag
c,untits. If any Goub's had existed, MT
Walkers grand address would have dissl-
nsted them. And yet a fine etfsct mas
been produced. Toe hop of the peeps
have been b-ighterei aud stIeog heoeo,
and dsep and immovable determination
has been rned that at any sacIlh,e we
will do our part; and in nothing Iaii-t'
rs-elect cur nob's rep;ss sn'at''e,. VIM. u.
Wilson, and the whole DemecFauc t!cke'
State aud National. ~,
The speeches Of Henry s. Walker VIII
DO great good. They are OF tbs k'nd tns'
takes hold of the int llect and the heart'
They are the opponents Of the Truth. Inc
grea. mqnorolies fatteued by the tarin
found no merry with bin, aud the hearts
of tae people rssrondsdto his appel that
tie whole Ubiquitous system should cease
"A sytt,m Of which it has been said tna'
il oniy makes millionsi-es and trsmrs.
At tie close of his address Mr.. Walker
was enthusiastically spplauded, ard PIE,
sented by ons of Petersburg's falIes'
daughters with besntifol toquet.
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PUBLIC SALE
I've Hundred and Fifty Lets and Parcels
In and Adjoining the City
Of Wheeling.

PY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY or 4
- decree OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
entered ON the Sd day Of April. A. d 1854 In
the suit Of Sohieski B. CALDWELL Va Caroline n.
mindoners will, on
Wednesday, October -, lsss,
oesinnirg ct ten O'Clock q N. sell at public auc.
uon q The mont door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county, ". Va the following described realprop.
Ing. in said county, BEING 3 portion Of the real
property which was BET apart TO Annie Z. Cald.
well, 70 be bella In seyeralty for and during tho
tern Of her natural life, for her dover, by snd
the said Court, on the 18Th day Of November is76
In the suit Of Louis Kells and 9TH n W Sobiesh
BRADY and other, and which IN now described
With tpsrial reference TO plat hereinafter 10
ferred 10, and In In three lots
Lor NUMBERED ONE Being al Of square =, ell
Of square d al OF square u, al Of square =. lex.
cept lille and Wcltfs groundl. all OF ptyiaaoa D,
lexcept suobel, Hanser, Robinson, Kline and
yision B, texrept lots No. 6 and y. A particular
description, by metes and bounds. may be found
In the said dec GO Of April 3 1854
Lor NrxsEalp TwoIBeins al Of Division q,
lots s. .. TO- 49, 81 and ~, Ill Of Division X, (ex.
ceps lots n, "a, y and NJ particular descrip-
ton. by metes and bounds. may be found In aid
decree OF April ., lSS
Lor NUMBERED rRlKR-BeinG all Of Division
ton. by metes And bounds. NAV DO found In safd
decree OF April . isSS.
This land has been undivided by the aid
commissioners into parcels of convenient Sire,
and .ome new streets and alleys have been laid
out through the said properly. IL In provided In
the decree thai the ssid streets and ALLEYS shall
remain open and pu lie Tor the benefit Of the
purchasers OF the ssid property.
A plat showing the entire propeity has been
prepared. on which maybe seen the new ,ub-di.
yisions streets and alieyS A we'll AZ the lots
which have moi been ,ub divided by the special
comm,sioneis Thi, Mai NAV be Sen a, ,bs al.
6ce of The Clerk of the County q urt OF ohio
conntv whene n will he men Ia public iuspec.
ton nn,,i ana tnc,nain, Inc ssv N ala I'm
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DUBLIC SALE OF MAIN ST
Il REAL PROPERTY.

By virtue of the authority vested In them BY
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, en-.
tered on the sd day Of April, A d., lsss, In the
suit Of sobieski h. Caldwell W, Caroline N. VII.
ton and Others. the undersigned special commits
''0ne' TUT OCTOBER 30. 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock g. m sell a. public snc.
county ". Va, the following described real
property situate In tho city OF wheeling In said
county, bcius portion Of the 70 Ipropesty which
was net apart TO Annie X Caldwell % be held In
severslty for and during the term Of her natural
life for her dover by and according 10 the pro
visions OF decree made by the said Court on the
10Th day Of November, 1870, In the suit OF Louis
Rells and Others vs. kobieski Brady snd othtn,
that Ii 10 say: the building LOT pine 90 fronupE
twenty two (x2) feet along the west side OF Main
street In the said city Of wheeling being one OF
the sub divisionl Of "the Miller Properly.
shown by ths plat Thereof, recorded Ia Deed
C Ci S OF the Count, t Court Of aid county
TERMS OF sALE-0ne-third Of the purchase
money, or 10 much more ~ The purchaser may
elect cash on the day Of sale. and the residue
In two equal men ~ one Win m,
tsrest from that Day. To secure the deferred IN,
nAlments OF the purchase money the sAid special
commissioners viii take from the purchaser DIS
and the title will be retained until tho notes
shall be paid. But n the purchaser pay one
half or D ore Of tie pure nue money IN cssh, nm
not es without persOnAl security Will 10 taken Tor
the def r. d initalments, ifsny. The purchaser
win have the privilege, at any time before the
eI oiration OF The said two years from the day OF
sale, of paying the whole amount remaining I'M
| paid OF the purchase money With Interest " mo
day OF payment and thus 6iscbsrgn his liabil.
ity DANIEL LAMB,
HENRY n RUSSELL,
Special Ccmmii siopcrr.
certify that the above Dsmcd commissioners
have given bond with security ~ required by
| the decree under which they are acting.
JOHN ". MITCHELC. Clerk.
| wuvrt,ra w VA Oct 4 1855 oc6i
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ON SUNDAYS:
BELLAIRE.

The Tilden club had large NEE ting
Thursday night. All committees appointed
To arrange matters for the Wheeling de-
mo- strs tom reported favorable prrgcess.
After the business Of the Tisden club was
concluded q citizs meeting was held aud
all commit tees appointed at thu previous
meeting reported favorable in regard T.
the srrar gements. Mr. Hamilton refused
to act a. Assistant Marshal, therefore Mr..
W. s. Duufer was put in his p'ace. MIR
Crozier being sick Mr.. /. 81. Mayors was
put 10 his Ellce. the committee on trans
pars ncies was empowered to sct ut orce,
The official uniform adopted was led
baudanna handkerchief 10 lie worn on the
outside pC Ckst, baega of the Tilden club
and cane. A raliYirg COMMITTEES oil
Tires were appointed for each ward to GEL
tie boys ont TO 90 to Wheeling. Com
m, t'Ce az poirtsd fcom the First ward were
Marrion Huffman, Mr.. ShsckltfIrd and
Mr.. Defen baugh. Second ward, Charles
johnson, Abs S'ahl aud Mr.. CrsTell
Third ward, MIR. Lawn, Mr.. Addison, Mr.
Jos. Carter. Fourth ward, Frank W,l'ism',
John Flyun, fn1 John Lar che; 5th
+. McKeoP, B. Mayors ard IL Grella.
Mr.. Thomas Mccormick was chosen cap
ta;r, and Mr. George Kern and John Ad'
olson his lieutenants. 1t ives also decided
70 start from here at 10 o'clock, central
time.
There will be Committee meeting Of
the miners, at City Hall, on Monday even
ing.
John Mullen became O5streperous. Was
arrested and assessed fiue o. SlO ana
costa, and given ten daysin Jail.
The Toledo Bridge Company has just
completed several bridges out TIE B., II. "
@. road
Alfred S. Cllir and bride, of Bealls
Vile, were in tie city yesterday.
Some Belmont Glass Works stock vii
be sold this sfterrCO'.
VIM. Jones and Miss Emma Wallace, o
Georgetown, were married, THURSDAY
euening.
A boy named Richardson WAS showing
crowd how hs performed In
circus, when he fell from bar
rel an1 broke bsth OF hi
knee cans. Il took six men to carry th'
bcy home, and he is suif ring great agony
TIE ladies CT the Fl ST NJ. + Churcl
will serve 6iare- in the church on Thanks
giving.
Miss Lizzie Ault gave tea party to
number of her LAZY friends en- ThuIsds.
evening.
John Muth has been III since his lat
rsce with Richards. In feet Ee was Ill be
fore tie race.
Mis- Lizzie St-antcn gave party at Do
home in tie Fourth ward last night.
Some of our teachers will attend tt'
mestirp of the Belmont County Teicoers
Association at ST. C'airsyills to-day.
Two Irish Republican orators at Cit.
Hall this evening.
Apples are being unloaded here by to
car load from birges for Eastern EMP
ment.
More tinder should b, dumped on tn
walk across the Square.
T. F. Htrs. of Muncie, Ind, was Il
town seei g Cli friends yesterday. MI
Hart likes his new Rome.
One of our emit, rp;ising saloori IS adTer
tees free oyster soup.
TIE art exhibition held by the Wiiiip
Workers 1t the home o. Miss Nellie Duna
way, last nigh, was avery PteasanttVen'
The uppless7ns westhsr OF the past wv
v.eks sppears to have dsnpe ed the ardo
of enthusiastic politicians, as Trey sfe hO
doing much bntipg now.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2 I-2a3 Per Cent.-Governments
s,esdy-stocks Dull-Flour-Steady and
Unchanged heat-Strong.
NEW YORK, October 26.-Money on
call easy at % to 3 per cent; last loan
closed offered at 2 per cent; prime mer'
camille paper 43s6 per cent; sterling ex'
change steady at 4S43 asst.
GOVERNMENTS Steady.
Tours, Registered
Eours, Coupons.
Sours,and- aha IT, Registered. g.
sours-snd-s-half 81
Psaiur SKIES or
STOCKs-The market was quiet and du'I
to-day except for few Leading stocks
The fesllr & at the opening was bulllsh, but
the dullness invited the attacks OF tEt
bs ars ard after ste'dy opening Union
Pacific, Reading and New England yield
ed fr4ctionally. Sales $4,000 shares
Quota tions closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 147; American Express
III: Canada Pacific, SCI; Central Pacific
$50; Chesapeake and Ohio POI preferred DE-
firsts 1T; do seconds lei; Chicago and AL
ton 1876; chicago, Burlington and Quincy
ilOI; Delaware and Hudson, 1l9; Della
| ware, LdCkHWduus chu "Soeo
Denver and Rio Graude, 49, Erie, 2Ss
do preferred, 6i2; Fl. Wayne, $50; IN
nois Central 116; Lake Shore, 1898; Mich
gan Central, SGT; Minneapolis and st: Louie
Il; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacihc
IA: Northern Pacific, 26s; do preferred
Gil: Chicago and Northwestern Ills; o.
preferred, 142; New York Central, los;
Dragon Transcontinental, BOT; Pacific Mail
81; Peoria, D. & E., s6l; Pittsburg, l55
Pullman Palace Car, 1877; Reading, 5l5
Rock Island. 1881; st. Louis and sa'
francisco, 90; do preferred, ST.; FRS
preferred, 1lCl; st. Paul, Minneapolis a M
Manitoba, 1Ol; St. Paul snd Omaha, ~
DO preferred 1O5; Texas PACING, a
Uuios Pacific, 65s; United States Il
press, 7s3; Western Union, S4B.
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BENwoOD.

The Dsmocraii. Club went down tc
Msurd vile lsst evening to participate IL
the demonstration in that town.
Lsrge numbers Of immigrants are pass
lug through en- route for the West.
Numerous bets on the Presidential cleo
tion have bssn made within the past week;
also some heavy onss on lodiana In iaSoi
of the Democrats carrying that State.
The force employed at the Junction have
been photographed. They are genial,
fiue-looking c,rps.
Oar Cleveland and Thurman Club look
ouiste distinguished with their white
plug, badges and canes.
The wedding of MisI Ida, daughter Of
J. Hendrix. E:q, took place yesterday
evening. The bride Is charming bru,
nette gifted with many amlable ta'te Of
char Ger. The groom, Mr.. Williams, Is
popular aud promising yoapg man OF BEL
mont county.
The Republicans were addressed last
evening by Col. W. Poorman. The godl
wsrs propritious aud they had fine even
inc. The first since the camp a'gn opened
as the weather has invariably bsen inclem
emit on any date assigned for speaking, bu
last evening the Democrats went u
Moundsville and of couree Greedy mad u
10 send weather to suit them.
Part of the old nail factory was idl'
yesterday.
Mr.. L. McMechen demolished his car
penter shop and removed it yesterday.
Mr.. Chss. Golf has the contract for Prof.
Mays new building.
The Republican rartisans apparently en-
loved themselves while erecting tn
sneakers' stand on Main stIest yesterds.
afterooon. 1t would scarcely be grante'
a red ribbon for it's architectural beauty
MI. Davis delivered pleasing addres
in the Republican Club room, Wedresda!
evening.
briggs bakery has been tasteful y EN-
bellished.
Services are being conducted every even
inc this month in ST.. Johns Church.
Mr.. T. Tappep, the celebrated Bella'r
artist. was 10 town yesterday.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, October 26.-Flour-Re-
csipts % 126 packages; exports 9c6
barrels. IL. $40 sacks; market more active
and 6rmer: sales II. $50 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 80, $50 bushels; sales 3,7l2,OOO
bushels futures, IA, 600 bushels spot; spot
market dull: upgraded No. 3 81 03; No. 2
Chicago 81 Is; No. Milwaukee Fl 10;
options firm: October 81 123; November
81 13; December 81 14ss1 15!, closing
at 81 14t: January 81 1641 ISL, closing at
81 16f; May 81 l94al 203, closing at
81 20. B,rley-Dull; Western re Corn
Receipts 163, 500 bushels; exports 79. IA
hushels; sales $4,000 bushels futures,
and $4,000 bushels spot; spot msrket
sctive: upgraded IN xsd 49.50c; options
dull; October 494c; November 49sc; De-
Gambler sole; January 4s5r; May AS.
Osts-Receipts $500 bushels; exports
"A 600 bust els; sales 265, 900 bushels
future, and 1O1, goo bushtls spot; marie
no erately sctive; No. 2 white $500; No
. Chicago 3llc; mixed western &c hay
and Hops ady. Coffee o. tons steadJ
October Is Toe; November l335al3 55c
December 13.O0i13 15c; January, FebTu'
ary, March ard April 12.s53l3 l5c; May
9.35: Jnue 8 25; July II 9Oi13 70; Sep
TENDER u. OOc; spot Rin doll at 15{c. Sugar
Raw dull; rtfined quie'; white mould a
7sc; standard A 7ec; CORRECTION e's' a tic
cotiosf SIC; crushed ss:; powdered 7!s
prsnulsted 7se; best &c. Rice-FirT
Petrolsum-Steady crude tic; refined 7.
United s5Ec. Cotton Seed oil-s,ron.
yellow sec. Tallow-shoag and quiet q
5sc. Turpentire-steady: Eges,s'e:ay
western 22c. Worl-Firn ard quie
domestic ieeces 2sa35c; pulled % 35c
Texans &c. Pork-Active; mes $l5 75s
1875. Lard-L1wtr and dull; spot west
ern steam IS so; November s. So; DsceI
Der and January So %; Fsbrusry, March
April ard May So "a. Batter.Easy
western dairy 123a1sc; CREAMERY 1928
lCbte.e-Dull and tay; western 9iotc
Pig Iroa-Stesdy. Copper-Q1iet slI 80
Iesd-Uuseitied at s. IS. Tin Qlies
st,s ;ss S02 IL
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ps. Moln.s River Settlers Surrender.

CHICAGO, October 25 A dispatch fIon
Fort Dodge, Iowa, ssys: U S, msr'hals
have within the last week eve ed i've Get
Tiers frcm the so c,ll,d Des Moires river
lands. Yesterday something Of stnsa'
ton wss caused by B. E. Boynton, pr,sF
dent of the settles union, The organic
linn which hae tesn fighting tie r.v'r Ian
eompapy's title for twenty-five yeas, buy
inc TIE compapy's title. thus re'itipg Per
sonslly from the &C ntroversy.
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A Mail Pouch Rified.

CHICAGO, October 25.-The mail poucf
which left Boston, Tuesday, and arrived in
Chitago, las. evening, over the Michigan
Souther Railroad, was robbed of all the
first class mail matter it contained. The
s Glen packages consisted of registered let
teri, ar d the supposit!on is that a large
amount of money was secured by the thief
The r,flsd pouch came to this city in charg
of Railway Msil Clerk S;ever son, to whom
it was turned over at Cleveland.
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Irish Policemen For witnesss,

DUBLIN, October 25--The Ffeeman'S
Journal asserts that over 200 Irish police
men have tee1 placed at the disposal Of
the Lo7don Times rs wife sses who may
be useful in proving the charges agalns'
the Psru, llities. Itsays that L o subpoenss
were issued for tu,h witnesses. 1t also de-
,lares that copies of let ers belonging &c
Matthews Hslrit, which were teized when
the p,lice searched his hose, have fesr
given t. the Times.
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sore E,ght Years Cured.

,,..,r-s WHO has been cured. by using the Gu
- E,r,rtlItS, Of su old sore, caused by Ions
.....,r Of sickness, or fever eight years aso. he
,ss.So hal ne was fearful he woalt have 70 have
', ~, sn,p:tsted but is hap " to saw he is now
-, ~ m sound SIS q dollar. He requests
~. y, r>e his name, which is u. II. Cason,
~. p, liant % ibis PLACE.
Nv JOHN V. MINOR, Drugs iSt,
GAnSboro, Tenn.
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A REPUBLICAN Trio X
Too Obvious and Too Dlscreditable to Have
Effect.


Effect.
LONDON. Octob.r 25.-Tte 81. James
Gazette referring to the letter written by
Lord S4ckville, British Minister at Wash
ington, to an Anglo-American resident Of
California, says: In the present poi ion
of American politics, Lord SaekVille
seould not have written such letter even
udder the seal of privacy, but the fact that
he az tsd in perfe It inn ocsnce is clear: TIE
idea which certain American polite ans
appear to hold ttat England is ready to
hsip re-elect President Cleveland Is a
thorough mistake. The personality Of
the future President is purely domestic
question. u .r
The Globe ssys that Lord Sackvills fell
into a trap too readily, happily he did not
commit himself by giving tstim onial
which would be invaluable to Republican
wire pullers. The trick is too obvious and
too discreditable to have much effect.
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Bucklin,s Arnica saIve.

The best sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positiyely cures Piles, Or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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WHEAT AT Sl.6O.
The Price 1t Sold for Under Low
Tariff.


KINGwooD, W. VA October "a, 1883.
To the Editor Of The REGISTER:
SIR:-I notics in the Intelligeneer OF the
23i inst, with g'eat display statement
that wheat under the taft of 1856, so!d in
Ohio for 30 cents per bustcl. happen to
bsye a file o. the Washington Weekly
Union, published That y ar, when quotes
wh.as in the New York market that year
at 81 90 per bushel, which paper l mail to
yo1 by this day . mail ,..
If wheat was affected by the tariff 1t
would be AFT, cted by it in New York before
N Ohio. have copies If the Union pub
li.hed 10 1858 1854 AID 1856, which quotes
wheat in New York markets at $l.SO and
$l.9O FER bushel.
Most repeatedly,
JAS II. CARROLL.
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s,,y weeks ago my wife suffered very much
GINS ,glaucOUS disease Of the scalp and re-
.,..l mo- relief from the various remedies she
,...T ,,r,i' she tied CutiCura. The diSsGe
,'-...rl.,rc vi, ,Ged 10 this treatment and in q
....-t ,l,ly >l A, WAS entirely well There has been
~, -,.u-g uC the disease and Cuccura ranks
Re- J. pkESSIEG BARREFr, ID. D.,
Raleigh, y. c.
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lam SnIth,a Rowdyisun.

LONDON, Oct, bar 25 -Jsm Smith, ire
pu0ilis., was srraignsd il o Cambridge
PIee Court this noriug and CHARGED
With drunkenness, rowdyisn and Us ns
obscene language Wills ret. rlipg from tins
Newmarket races yesterday. de was
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!Msdidn1l.
Hn1 4 HMPLE ON HIM NOW.

9Th Eczema. Hair all gone.
covered with. eruptiOns.
avht his hair would never grow.
'.'rnI sy the Cutieura Remedies.
- .pIerdId and not q pimple on
him, -, 1910, ., 49,, ,,,,,,,,,s.
Re-. III 1S,,h eczema that he lost all Of his hair.
- u IN w,S covered vita oruptions which the
Us -. Essi6 Was SCaM head, ana that his hair
d.,., ,,,,yrr gov again. Despairing OF q cure
',,,, nhySicianS began the use OF TIE Cutleura
~. lg,-y< and am happy % say, vita the most
"'EN.I >nrrcSS His hair Is now splendid, and
C.....s.Jst 4 pimple on him. recommend the
,.,r>r.rA Remedies 10 mothers as the most
rrnnnmiCal, and sure cure for all kin
>Pt',S.s - inf4uts and children, and feel that
~ mother who has an afflicted child Will
.,-sgk ms to 50 doing: ,,,,,,, 49, A.
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rpInn,nr The Collisry Strike.

LONDON, October 25,-The eollisry Own
ara in Lancashire ale yelling to TIE de-
mands of tie miners, and il is sxps ted the
Yorkshire O pers will follow sui'.