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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-25

kearns, John, Bellevue-Lot \. DIX $Ib.
seven horses $3l5, wagon and harnesR $50;
tax Sl4 40, penalty 81 ~. cost $l.......... 10
Poll and hospital tax and pSnslty.... 3
Kitchen, II, Bel evue-N y of NV \, Sec II
and W \ SW !. Sec ~. + N, r IL imp
e $50. two cows 80, horse ~: tax w. penalty
Poll aud hospital tax and psnalty..... s
Kiltourn, G H, Ketchun,- -l.ots :. 4, ' and
10 blk 81 and imp 3oo; tax y, penalt! w.
cost y dol. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... 10
School district No g tax aud penalty ;
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. B
Kerscn, l. A, KetUhum-Lots 2 and I, blk II
and imp 100; tax y, penalty SOc. Sost y dol
School district No tax and penalty l
Poli and hospital tax aud penalty. :
Kaiser. A Shoshone- Lot II blk II 100:
tax 5. penalty 30c. eest y doE- ..--......
School district No II tax and psnslty
Poll and hork itxl tax and penalty
Kaiser h Co. Hailey-Four horses 100.
wagon and tarness l25: tax Is. penalty
VIC, cost u d0l. Observation-Disclosures. II
school district No ! tax and pcaaity 1
Kinney l. Burke, Hsiley--Iot IL blk " and
Imp 1900; tax ~, penalty 4 70. cost dol u
School district No tax and penalty u
KinRsbury, Thos. Hailey--Lot 6. blk ~ and
imp 500; tax Is. penalty l 30. cost y dol Il
School district NJ tax and penalty
Keene, 9 Y. Rccky DS--Inlp on lGO acres
South Boise 50, te4o horses 100. wagon 10
tax ) 20, Fenahy soc, cott l.-.............
| Kelly 4 Thomas, Era--Saloon on Main
| street and billiard tsble SIS, dwelling
| house 100, two horses 100. wagon aud har-
| ness 10, lndse $50; tax IL IS, penalty 80.
| cost l.............. ........--......... =
Kinsey, II II, Shoahone-1np on Big Cotton.
| wood Is, two cows 40, three horses Gu;
| tax ) - penalty 3Sr, cost i.-......-....
| Poll aud hospital tax snd penalty.
Kir<ley, s h Co, DOniphsn-mp on ross
| int on Rock Greek $50. horse IS; tax Is.
penalty CSC, cost l-..................
| Two poll and hospital Tax sud penslty 1
School district No y tax and penalty
Kxtser. Henry. DoSip lar--H.use on road
| to Gold Belt l(O. two horse sO wagon and
| harness ~: tax ", penalty 66c. cost
| Eull uHl n tax Alll rtN Aky....
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-25

j J, Mountain Home--Imp on 100
acres miles south OF Mountain Home,
~; 6 horses $50. 2 wagons IS, swine 10;
tax 10 rs. penalty 1 40. cost l.......... Is O5
School district No. II tax and penalty. SO
Cummings. W I, Era-Imp on y NV \
" y NE Y, Sec 10, TAN, 90 +, 100: tax
3, penalty soc. cost SOC. ....... ..-........ 80
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5O
Cumberland Gold Mining Co. Rocky Bar
machinery 1000; tax 80, penalty 3. cost SOC 81 ~
Collier. T +. Deer Creek-lmp on SIC i Sec
30, 7 N. IL +, $50. Is cattle $50,
horses 100, wagon and harness ~, farm
implts. so tax Is 30, penalty 50, cost II ~
Poll and hospital tax ana penalty. 30
Converse. II D, Deer Creek horses ITS.
wagon %: tax &. penalty GOc, cost soc 10
Poll AMI hospital tax and penalty. ~
Crawford, Mary. Hailey-M ortgage $40; tax
l6 Al, penalty l 65. cost soc. ........ ls 81
School district No : tax and penalty. "a
Dealey. r, Be,levue-s y lot 6 and I'M
prevement block p. $3.50; tax "a so, penal
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 50
Dawson. G G, Bellevue-Mdse 800; tax y.
penalty soc, cost soc. .....,.. :..... 10 40
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. ~
DIV. C. Kotchum-Iot $. blk is. and imp -
100; tax q, penalty zoe, cost soc. ........ 10
School district No & tax and penalty 10
Davis, G, Ketchum-Lot 3, blk II. 50; tax
l so, penalty l5c, cost soc .........,.... Is
School district No tax and penalty o.
Poll and hospital tax aud penalty. 81
imp 100; tax 3, penalty JOc cost 5oc......
School district No q tax and penalty u
Poll and hospital tax snd penslt. 81
| Davis, Evan. Shoshone-Iot IL, blk 2 and
| imp $50. lot IA. blk ,, 80; tax II, penalty
| / 70 cost Soc Observation-Disclosures. 10 Y
| School district No II tax and penalty
Daniels, r 7, Mountain Home-Imp on 100
| acres miles south Of Mountain Home
| 100, cattle 10, horses l20, wagon rs.
farm implts so; tax 10 Us, penalty ~,
| cost Observation-Disclosures IL 0,
| School district No II tax and penalty s.
Donovan. John, Doniphan-Two houses
l north of McMasters $50; tax 1 so, PEN
atty Acc, cost Joe. .......,................. 4
| Poll and hospital tax and penalty. =
Daniel. VIM, Rocky Bar horses 100; tax
5, penalty SOC. cost SOC. 2 4
I Pop and hospital tax and penalty. 3 8
! Denton, W J, Arco-Imp OH poss int, Big
| Lost River 40, ) horses 80, wagon and har-
ness GO. farm implts, 40; tax %. penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Edmon, L P, Soldier Imp ON NE y, Sec 35,
TIN, Il Ia L, $50, COW 10, horse ~. wagon
20, swine 10; tax 81. penalty lac, cost 90
School district No Is tax and penalty l
Ernst, John +, Hsiley-House and lot in
Croy's add, HALEY 225: tax 4 Is, penalty
| Siho M tav md
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-25

Terms Moderate. For Catalogue, etc. address
Is above.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-25

Edmon, L P, Soldier Imp on NE \. , Sec 35,
tt r IA L, $50, COW 10, horse ~, wagon
20, swine 10; tax 81. penalty 7ac, cost l
School district No Is tax and penalty
Ernst, John +, HALEY House and lot in
Croy's add, HALEY 225: tax Is, penalty
Csc, cost soc. Observation-Disclosures.
School district No tax and peMal<y
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-25

Total.
ANTI. Eugene, Ketchum-B Building on lot !.
block 4; value, 800; tax, So: 10 per cent.
penalty, 80 cents; costs, hf dol ........ 81 80
School district No. q tax, with penalty. 60
Applengtsn, N W. Broadford - Improve
ments on possessory interest; value, SIS;
tax, g Is; penalty, 2Jc; cost, soc ........ 2 90
school district No. . tax aud penalty. l 81
Allen. H J, Shoshone-Lots 9 and 10. block
IL; value, $500; tax. 81: penalty. SOC;
school district No. u tax and penalty 90
Abbott, A S, Mountain Home-Lot }. blk7.
s3's; per prop SIS; Il" sl2 49, penalty >. q,
School district No. II tax ana penalty. l 81
Axe, p, Rocky Bar-Imr on Sec 2, T3S,
ROE. val 2OO; tax 6. penalty 6oc cost sOc "
Allen, o F h Bro, shoshone-N of MEX
aud y of SW Il Sec II, T5S. RBE,
imp on same, val 30; horses. $50, tax9.
school district No. 2s tax and penalty ) 81
| Anderson, A N Anticipating on 100 acres
| Big Lost River 40, " head cattle 1854.
horses 200, wagon and harness so, farm
| ing implements so; total value, 1850; tax,
| 81 81; applied, 40; balance, IA 90; penal
ty 25 cost l; balance dae............. "a x
Ahart, Mrs f, Bellevue-S "a feet lot and
| IL feet lot I. blk 50, val rs; tax %,
penalty 23c, cost soc. .................... ~
Aiken, Chas. Lost River-Imp on y Sc
Il and f y SW i, Sec TO- IA N. r 20 f,
| val $50. horses IS, wagon 49, tax SO.
penalty 75c. cost l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Berthe Bros B+llevne-Lots and .. block
| SO. value $500; tax 80 penalty Que cost soc 10 A
| Bowen, A, Bellevue-I.ot and imp. blk "a,
| 200, l cew 25, 2 hCr 100, wagon 80; tax
| 10 60, penalty OF, cost l............... II g
| Bell. ] J, Bellevue--6 horses 800. 2 wagons
loO, harness 60; tax Is 80, pen 49, cost 5Oc Is 6
Baricklow. NJ A, Ketchum-Imp On lots
| and e. blk 80, 100; tax s. pen J,c, cost Soc &
School district No. tax and pen. q
Barrt, Pat, Ketchum-Iot 2, blk %, and
imp, val rs: tax rs, penalty 23c, cost SOC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, October 9.-There was fair
trGdiog in whest On speculation at lower
and IRE gnlar prices. Corn moderately &C.
tive. Trsting in oats fairly active. Pro-
visions weaker and lower. Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No.
spring 81 OSI1 0sl; No. 8 spiiog 95a99c;
No 2 red 81 0sa1 0Sl; October 81 Oss
1871, closing at 81 0s4; November 81 lola
143, closing at 81 lot; December 81 II ia
1 III, closing at 81 liz; May 81 12fs1 IS.
closing at 81 12i Corn-Cash No. 2,
4tts; 9. tOber 44ts44le. closing nc t az:
ing q. 4Osc; May 39sc. Oats-Cash No.
9, 23sca24; October 235c; November 24sc;
December 25c. Reno. 2, SOC. Flax
Seed-No. /, 81 Al. Mess Pork-Cssh
SIS 90, snd O.tobsr SIS GOALS 571. clos
ing at SIS 90; November $l4 35a14 72l.
closing $14 IS; year .$l4 90 Lsfd-Cash
aud October 50 80; November 50 823a9 Oh,
cloeirg at So 92f; December IS Is; jam.
Ay So 20. Gu, Messs-Short ribs s. 90;
shoulders So 90; abort clear So 75,10 90
Whisky-At 81 90. Sugar-Cut loaf Sta
SIC; gaaulsted Tie; standard A nc.
Batter and egg, unchargd.
Additional markets on Third Page !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
How 1t Happened and All About It.

L. wa3 Tuesday, September IL, 1888,
always Tutslsy, tue 22Oth Grand Month-
ly drawing of Tn, Louisiana State Lottery
occurred under the sole management. as
usual, of Gen'ls G. T. Bsauregard Of La,
and Jubsl A. Early Of Va. The prizes
ranged from 500 70 $500, 900, AMI were
distributed everywhere. Do you want to
know to whom and whers? No. 81, 400
drew the First Capital Prizs of $500 0OO.
II was sold in fractions; one-fourth sol to
Jacob Shipsey, New York City; the rest
went t. Costa RIGA, G. A. Tie Second
Capital Prize of 100000 went to
No. 1,025 sod in fractional parts a.
81 each, cent 10 NJ. A. Dauphip, New
Orleans, La q: oue-twentieth went to Bank
of Maysvi l., Msysville, KY; one to ]. O.
Rpmao, St. James Parish, La one to
Ohio Valley National Bank of Cir cpnsti,
O.; one to a deposit)r through the Sat,
National Bank, New Orleans, La; ems to
B. L. Bennett, clre of So. Bank If Ga,
Savannah, Ga. one to dep ositor through
Wells, Fargo & Co., San Frapc:sc,, Gal. |;
ons to Anglo Californian Bank, San Fran
cisco, Csl two to John II, Howald, Col
umbus, O., through Com'l NATL Bank Of
Columbus. Toe Third Capital Prize OF
$50 900 was drawn by No. 44,545, also
sold in fractional parts of txentieths at 81
each, sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orlean1 La: one went to Chas.
7. Silk, Gales7 vile, Wis, through Bank
of Gslesville; one to First NATL Bank of
Sulphur Springs, Tex; one to dapositor
through Louisiana NATL Bank, New Or
leans, La one 10 Israel Ssljgmsn, Ne v
York; one to First NATL Bank Of Temple,
Tex; the other parts went elsewhere. The
Fou'ti Capital Priz, Of $a5, 900 went to
No. 1857. also in fractional twentieths;
ons to John We 'nnig, Jr., SO Dsrbiguey
st New O:leans, La. one 10 r. O. Porter,
Central Mu.ic Hall, Chiclgo, ILL.,; one to
Martin WEIGH, through Atlanta Bank Of
Atlanta, Tex one to james Rlb,rds.
Bs iIfea 81 II i lie, Mich one to D. Gegtr,
SO. Chicago, Ill. Any information desired
can be had on an application to n. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. The whole
eff ir will 20 owe: on Tuesdiy, Nov. 18th,
1888. Take note of date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

u
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers
Miss Clara Kramer. OF williamsburg, O.,
is whiting at the residence Of Jos. Weld
ner, on Twenty ninth street
Mre. Htnry jaeger, nee Miss Mary Sea-
bright, Of Davenport, Is, is visiliog her
fst!e-, Mayor @. W. Ssabright.
Gorge K Tir gle, United States Agent
Of the Seal Fisheries, stationed at st. Psu',
Al ,ska, arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend several weeks with relatives
SID friends here. Mr.. Tipgls has been
visiting his daughter at Els, Pa, and
8 opped at ST. Paul to vi it his son. E. s.
Tingie, who is conducting the Evening
Ners at St. Paul, Mimi, and making q
success of the paper.
Dr.. Leon n. Rsefer, prominent Young
veterinary surgeon Of Meadville, Pa has
loo stsd in this city and opened an { flea at
No. 40 Fourteenth street. Dr.. Refer is a
graduate o. the Veterinary Department OF
the Psnnsylvsiii University, and eonts
highly recommended. A Mesdville ex-
change says that no young man ever left
that city carrying more kind wishes with
him, AMI heartily commends him 10 any
Community where he may locate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
A START MADE,
IN THByAN BAKER CASE, AT wRLLsBURG
YESTERDAY MORNING.
The First Panel of Sixty Talssmsn Exhausted, and !
New PANEL Of Ninety Ordered 10 Report This
Nurning-Counssl all Present

The Baker murder trial was commenced,
before Judge Jacob, at Wellsbarg, yester-
day morning, and when Colrt adjourned
in the afternoon nine jurors had bsen OBJ.
tanned, with the panel Of sixty talesmen
exhausted. A new panel of ninety tales
man was ordered for this morning, at nine
O'Clock, when the work Of obtaining the
necessary twelve men will, it is Hoped, be
completed.
The defendant WIS taken up from this
city in the morning, and was assigned .
cell in the county jail, Immediately in the
rear of the Court House. There was .
large crowd in attendance when Court con-
venej, and when the case was called, and
the defendant was brought in, there was
slnost as much curiosity to see him as
though he had been upon his first trial.
All the counsel tor the prisoner were pres
ent, namely: John R. Donehoc, Of Fair
view, John R. Braddock, of W.llsburg,
John NJ. Cook, of Steubenville, W. d.
Moore, of Pittsburgh, and W. W. Arnett,
of this city. The State was represented
BY Prosecuting Attorney Huff, Of Han
cock, Prosecuting Attorney Hsryey, Of
Brooke, J. G Msrsball, of Hancock, I. s.
Brown, of Pittsburgh, Hon. john A..
Hutchinson, Of ParkersbuIg, end John
McSwee aey. of Wooster, O.
When the case was called, council fer
the defense made molten for further
continuance, alleging that they had not
secured cartsin 6epositions necessary to
the proper presentation of their side OF the
case. This motion the Court promptly
overruled, stating, IS te did 10, that the
defense had not used due diligence in pro-
curiug these deposit:ons.
None of the active work of procuring
jury was undertaken until tie af-
terncoD, when the work of going through
the special venire of sixty was commenced,
The work was preceded with as rapidly
as possible, and when the entire sixty had
been brought up, and sworn to state whether
or not they had expressed an opinion. etc,
it was found that but nine of tie Jurors
had been found. As twenty men are re-
quired, from which number eight are to be
struck, the Court ordered new venire Of
ninety to report at the Court House at nine
o'clock this morning, and then adjourned
Court until to-day.
Baker is looking well, and his long con.
finement in Jail tell, little upon him.
The trial will not, 1t i, thought, last as
long as before, as the ground to be traversed
can bs covered much more rapidly the
second time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A wheeling Man Touches IN Electric
Light Wire.

A wheeling Man Touches IN Electric
Light Wire.
The following telegram from Parkers-
burg tells Of . serious accident to Wheel.
ing man, which may end In his DEATH
Special Teisroa b Ne Reclk9.
PARKKRsBURa. W. Va, Octobsf o.
Adam Roth, Of Wheeling. lineman, ~
pairing the Weetern Union wires, acci-
dsntally touched an electric light wire To-
day while at the top Of . pole and fell
twenty-five feet. At first his Injuries
were thought not 10 bs serious, but later
Developments mako them Of such . char
acter ss 10 warrant gave fears Of the re-
suit. His hips aIe badly injured, his
hands burned, and % far he hes not bean
able to talk scarcely ct al. He In icing
cared for here That he escaped instant
death Is Almost miraculous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
INA SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

Inc NEWS OF the DAY FontouS HaFs
Ersphed for Hasty Readers.
SEVERAL petty cnes-prof.ne swearing,
peace warrants, tc.,-weIe disposed Of by
Justice Davis yesterday.
THE State Board Of Immigration yes
terday received Q check for 500 as o con-
tribution from Kanawha county.
BLOCH Bros. on Monday purchased q
100. horse-po Corliss automatic engine
for their new factory. 1t is o beauty.
IT is understood the Riverside will use
fuel gas in the pipe mill in connection with
coal.
JOSEPH Bort yesterday qualified AZ ad-
ministrat, IT Of the eJtate Of Adam Weiner,
DECEASED. Bond, $500, Christ. Ssoshr.
surety.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the First
Baptist Chu Oh will hold supper aud en-
tertainment Thursday evening. Supper
at $50.
THE May Flower Social will give their
first hop OF the season at Germania Hall
on Friday evening. Mayors orchestra will
furnish the music.
THERE was but one case in Police Court
yesterday morning. Joseph Ramer struck
his wife, during the Republican pa'sde,
Monday evening, and eot thirty days for it.
WILLIAM HABERFIELD is On oarsman
of no mean ability, and with proper train
lug c1uld pull livelisr race than either OF
the races he rowed here. Why not pit
him against Henry Heil?-Independent.
A NUMBER of Mr.. Henry Baet's fiisnds
took the Opera House orchestra up 10 his
residence last night and rendered him
pleasant serensde. They were Invited IN
and couple of hours " ere spent in an en-
joyable manner.
PROF. JOHN MULLEN rendered his
dancing class very pleasant reception OF
Germsnia Hall last evening, and quite q
numbar of the Professors many Iriends
and former pupils were present and en-
joyed the occasion. Killmeyer made the
music.
THE funeral of little Harry Speyer, sor
of MIS-. Henrietta Speyer, t;ok place yes,
terday from bis mothers residence or
Thirteenth street, large concOurse o.
friends being present. Raw. Bonnhein
conducted the service and delivereda very
touching and beautiful address. Tbs in
terme at tt ok place at the H. brew cemetery
HoRKHEIMER Bros. have put ioto theil
establishment heavy wool press, which
will be run by horse power. 1t is one o.
ten now in ute in the country, being late
invention by NJ. Lcessr, of Buffalo, N. Y,
With this press the firm will be able t,
compress four sscks of wool into the space
occupied by one, which will make q great
saving in shipping charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
Liberated From Their Fetters

By the helpful, genial action ofthat most benef-
cent of aperienis, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
the bowels soon throw OF the burden that par
alyz,d and weakened them, and resume their
normal freedom Of action. The action ofthe Bit
tens, unlike that OF average pursaiiyes, involves
M gr;ning or drenching. II IL did, Il would, like
than be yslueless for ordinsry use. There Is
nothing urgenlle or unnatural attending its OPP
Grafton VI on the liver, no les than the bow
els, us action Is mos benign promoting q
the wrong and into the right channel Conloint-
iy with costiveut IS. othe; bilious ~ mptoms dis
snpssr when Il Is systematically used, and the
som sch is strengthened as welt as regulated by
IL MNarisl eomplsints. rheumatism oeoilify,
neryousnes aad kidney troubles are completely
relieved by y. Sleep and appetite are taysli'
snIy psouotsd hy!t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
A Clear Case Of Boycotting

Rev. DR.. B. F. Myer, candidate for
Congress on the Prohibition ticket, Rev.
L. L. Stewart and Mr.. J. W. Bodily went
out to Fairview last Thursday night TO
hold meeting that had been billed. The
trustees of the school refused to surrender
the school house, although the meeting
was announced to take place there.
On Saturday night Mr.. Howard Holt,
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, Harvey
Cox and j. W. Bodley welt to Oak Dale
school house, eleven miles from Mounds
wi e, whsrs the meeting had been previ-
ously announced. When they arrived the
neigbbors informed them that the school
mistress had nailed down the windows,
locked the door and notified the scholars
that there would be no prohibition meet
ing held Of that school house.
These are clear cases of bcycottirg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
BARBECUE,

Ok Roast snd Mass Meeting at Mannington
WA.
Tbs monster mas, meeting at Manning
ton on Thursday, the 1lth inst, viii
eclipse anything Of tie kind hsld i, The
State for years AddreseI will be made
By HOP. John z Fellow, Hon. Jtha z
Kenus, Hon. A B. Flsmipg and otten.
TIE B. & o. z. E Co. viii cell excur.
sion ticktt, to Warrington and return OF
one fare for the Iouud trip from Whe ling,
Grafton and intefmedist s stations, good r.
return On all regular trains including The
following day.
The train will leave Wheeling ut 9:05 ..
m and returning leave Manninstan 81
600 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

Fours-aud-a-hs1 Registered.
Fours-snd-a-hah, So
Paoifc Sizes o. 1895
SrATRs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Qniet; sales 81 ,101, 900.
SroCKs-QGosutions closed bid as fol-
lowe:
Adams Express $50; American Express
110l; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
IS; Chesapeake and Ohio DOT preferred do
6rsts 10; do seconds 1871; Chicago and AL.
ton 1874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1143; Delaware and Hudson, 118; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western 1921;
Denver and Rio Grande, 193; Erie, 29l
do preferred, 654; Fl. Wayne, $50; Illi-
noia Central 1174 Lake Shore, 1925; Michi-
gan Central, 500; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
y; do preferred, 16l; Missouri Pacific,
sc; Northern Pacific, 26s; do preferred,
sol; Chicago and Northwestern ia; do
preferred, 143; New York Central, 1887 /;
Oregon Transcontinentsl 29s; Pacific Mail,
374; Peoria, d. & E., 81; Pittsburg, 155;
Pullman Palace Car, 172f; Reading, 53I /;
Rock Island, 100; st. Louis end San
Francisco, 81; do preferred, 73s; first
preferred, 1929; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1921; 81. Paul and Omaha, 40,
do preferred 107l; Texas Pacific, 24t;
Union Pacific, 81; United States Ex-
prss, 80; Western Union, sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
ELEYEN-ELEYEN.
Bargains In Underwear.

Bargains In Underwear.
Ladies' Ribbed Jersey Msrino Vests 4sc,
worth 75c.
Ladies' Ribbsd Au-wool Jersey Vests
92c, worth S1.25.
Ladies All-wocl Cashmere Scarlet Vests
CSC, best in the city.
Ladies' Ribbed Atwood Jersey Vests,
in white, blue and pink, 81 IS, worth
$50 AT THE PoPULAR,
I'LL Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

Now received q Complete and Artis-
tie assortment ofSuitings, Pantaloon-
inEs and Overeoatings, which We war
raat to make up I'm First Glass style,
and at reasonable prices, Fit guar
ranteeFl. AIsa -ssslA ssso OF o0nts
Furnishing Goods on display. Ex-
anime our Celebrated wooden Jack
st.. q. HESS q SONS,
1921 and Is2S Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
THE WOOL MARKET.
Prices are Maintained Steady at Advanced
Rates


PHILADELPHIA, O,tober 9.-The Wool
market is quiet and prices steady; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 31a323c; X 29a30c; medium 34s
Csc; coarse 33a3ic; Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine, or X and Xxx 27a2sc;
medium 33a34c; coarse 33a34s; fine
washed delaine X and Xxx 32a34c; me-
dunn washed combing and delaine 36a
size; coarse 34l35c; Canada washed
combing 80 1880; tub washed and unwa he'd
combing aud del.ine unchanged; medium
unwashed combing and dslaine 27s2S,;
coarse do 25s27c; bright unwsshed cloth.
irg fine or y and XX 20i22c; medium 26
a27c; coarse 25,27c; dark earty unwsshed
clothing fine 14sl8c; medium 17s22r
coarse 20a22c; Eastern Oregon fine 10ll7c
medium 14als;; coare 1Sa2Oc; carpet
wool 13i14c.