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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-26
MARTINS FERRY.

There was q Democratic committee meet
ing at the Glen's run school house last eve
ming. There was quite . large attendance
and two stirring addresses. They also
made arrangements for the raising OF o
large pole in the near future.
There will be a Democratic meeting in
Lafayette Hall tomorrow night. Business
of importance will be transacted. By order
of committee.
John W. Crooks has returned from an
extended pleasure trip. John reports q
splendid time and much invigorated In
health.
EThe Scott Family who we're advertised
to appear at the Opera House last night,
failed to show up.
Gus Mercer, Of ~Steubenville,, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Mt. Pleasant, o.
Quite q number of our Martins Ferry
people are attending the centennial at
P~ittsburg.
John Moore, Esq, Ex-Tressurer of JEFF
fsrson county, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Part of the factory at the Laughlin mill
was off yesterday on account of scarcity in
nail plate.
Mr.. John Means, of ~Steubenvills, is in
the city the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. ]. B.
Gillespie.
Mr.. Mortimer Williams leaves to-day
for Idaho Territory, where he goes to build
q mill.
Charley Under has move1 his barber
shop into Alex. Inns new building.
Rev. I. S. wiuters has returned from NJ.
Z. Conference al Salem, Ohio.
Engineer Robert Hszlett, CT the s. P. &
o., is at the Hvtsl Hay wood.
Judge r II Cochran Sas in the city
yesterday.
@. ". Baxter, Of tbs s P, & O., is in the
city.
Mr.. Geo. Wells is slightly iudispossd.
Underwear ~ Dixon Bros.
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CABLE FLASHES.

Prince Jerome Napoleon has visited
Kossuth to thank him for his congratula.
tious on the marriage of Princess Letitia,
The Princess of Wales and her daughter
had a narrow escape from death at 8 rail
way crossing near Suuden, Austria, q few
days ago.
4 dispatch from Cairo says. "a force
of 4, 900 rebels is in the vicinity of Sua-
kim. The Governor has applied for sd'
ditionsl troops" .
The Belgian clergy have renounced
their intention to attend the coming meet
ing al Louvain, in consequence OF dip!o-
matte adyices from Rome.
The Daily Neirs says it hopes and firm
ly believes that there will be an ever in
creasipg distance between the followers
of Mr.. Chamberlain and the Gladstonians,
The Hamburg Correspondent confirms
the statement that Emperor William,
while at st. Petersburg, tried to mediate
in regard to Bulgaria, and that he will
continue the attempt ut Vienna and Rome.
The Executive Council of the Cotton
Spinnees' Association met at Manchester,
England, yesterday and unanimously
adopted the proposition to run the mill
on short time in order to defeat the specu'
latiye ring.
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sRoCEsIks.
wheeling.
TUESDAY,, September q.

TUESDAY, ccptomDeI 20.
Groceries are on o regular boom, and IL
is impossible to get goods. even after they
arrive here. In some cases merchants
have been four or five days in getting
sugars after they arrived here. Sugars are
scarce and high. Coffee is much higher
East and ct all points. Seeds firm and
in good demand. Lard and Oil ara also
higher. Trade in >All branches is good.
SYRUPs-ChoiceSug Syrsup 36c;Honey
Drips Csc; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs
72c; ten gallon kegs 70c; one-half barrel
Sc; barrel &c. Sugar (dark) SEC;
(3c additional in half barrelsls New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy &c; Choice 45c:
Prime 43c; Fair 4Oc; Mixed goods New
Orlesns 30s32c; Bakers goods 3oc.
PROvIsIoHs-Large 8. O. hams l3fc; me-
dunn 8. @. hams 133c; small 8. O. hams
14c; California hams 10c; 8. O. breakfast
bacon 12c; s. O. shoulders 1Oc; homeless
hams lac; city sides 103c;
ham beef 12c; ordinary beef,
Sc; family mess pork, 5lb pieces,
SIS so; bean pork. fine clear, SIT 90.
LARD-Terce 10c; half barrels 1Ofc;
tubs 9ac; tin pals, 8 lbs, lie; Tin
pals, 8 Ibs., lite; tin pails, 10 lbs, 103c;
tin pals, 20 lbs. ,10fc.
CANNED GooDs-Active; Standard 3t
table peach s. 25a2 30; No. 8 tomatoes
81 90 to 81 IS per dozen, as to quality;
strawberries oh 81 10; blackberries
2fb csc; raspberries 2 b 95c: Dam
sons On csc; lima beans 2D SOC;
cove oysters IN light 60c; do IN full
weight s5ca$1 90; string beans Oh S5sSOc;
sucootash Oh 81 00a$1 IS; early June peas
81 35a1 40; French peas 15a2ec, as
to quality, each; pineapple 81 40;
g~ooseberries 2fb 90ca$1 90; IN Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 90; ID grade
81 75a1 80; 3fn sweet potatoes 81 rs; BIB
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WAEK-No. I tubs 81 so; No.
2 Sc 80; No. 3$5 80; 2 hoop pals 81 40;
8 hoop 81 so; zap 81 so; single washboards
81 80; double do. 81 80; fine crimp double
do. 50 Is; single 81 80.
FRUrrs-New Prunes 4ac, as to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, TIC; Layer Odora,
s}c; London layer raisins g. 75s3. 90;
Loose Muscatels. S. 70 to AIS.
OM-Lard, extra western strained 8Oc,
ITO, TIC; carbon, $50, &c; white
best winter Csc; white miners'
48 to SOC.
sUGARs-Cut loaf SIC; Cubes BIC; Fruit
powdered SIC, Ordinary powdered stc,
Standard &c; Standard Con.
fectioner'sA TIC; Standard Grocer'sA 74c,
Pearl White A 7sc; White extra O tic;
Ohio Valley &c; New York O &c;
fruit @ &c.
Baer's Snow White A, TIC; Baer's I'm.
peisl A, TIC; Confectionery Standard A,
TIC; Frsnklin's Granulated, &c; Pulverizsd
for icing, SIC; Pulverized, pure, BIC; Cut
SIC; Cubes, 81; Bser's Panhandle Extra
7sc; Baer's Banner Extra @, &c; Bser's
Crown Extra @, SIC; Fruit, ste.
CoFFKE-Green Coffee-Farcy Golden
Rio 1s3c; Fancy Green tic; Peaberry 1sc;
Choice Greer 1sic;Prime Green 16Ac;Roast-
ing grades 153c; Java 23c. Roasted in pack.
Valley 19fc; Ohio Valley roast
ID. 500 lb lots, 193c.
Panhandle, 193c.
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For GfRfcn, 6cl0 p m daily.
FOR Cumberland. % q n. daily szssr Bss
fcr e. ClaiusvtIla 10 and ~ ana -
nm. snd Saon n. dsiy excspS sunday.
EIpre1 Rafns arfive ftom Chtcags 80 m
saei m. sndsJe pa daily, end - ~
daily excepk NoUdky.
kIrfe. trains azitvs e snduh
Express uaiul arrive non PhiadefehiA ~:
tinofe md Warrington. D. C.. Via 0redkons IL
an and los N daily. IA Rifaseuzs ieis
Tssins sIiiye nom co.unsu. - . N. .ne
$40 p. N daily. and Ion q N daayexoeos buN
fntus arrive nom Pithburs. le:is q n.sid b.
s snd In p n, s1osps sundasa
frains iaiys nom wsaAinssnn. PA. 90 An.
From H@o1ndsvlis TO and su =. and iso
and 7Sop "a. daily sxceps sunday.
Trains arrive nom 6faftun. lin n. daily.
Trains arrive fum Cumberland. 10 p =.
daily except Sunday,
LIS, and S:l0 .. N. daily sxceps Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodated arrives as 7aoR
BsTsse calsdi or and chechsd ,s hossas and
residences on orden len q fiokst onoA In
CHAA O eCULL.
General RsDengu Agent
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BEDLAIRE.

Af.Now named Mack is here from Find-
10y, trying 20 get glassworkers to 60 to
the "Gas City" 1t seems that Mack Is
employed by one of the glass factories at
that place, TO come here and get workers
at any cost. Mack has q good supply OF
cssh with him, and he has been making
il fy. On Sunday and Monday not a few
glsssworkers filed to oveifiow wing at
Mack's expense, and some of them decided
20 20 TO Findlay. When q new yaliss or a
trunk was wanted, all that was required
was the asking, and the money came forth
for the purchase from this representative
from Findlsy.
The j. j. Club exeurted to Powhattan
on the steamer Bellsire last night. Al
Burgg's Hall the crowd had q gay time
tripping the light fantastic.
Rev. T. W. Lane has been appointed
successor eff Rev. R. F. Keller, who goes
TO Mt Union. Rev. ]. G. Smith has been
returned to his old charge.
Elmer Fry got the gold watch at the K
of G. z. fair Miss Ottie Terrell got the
lady's gold watch. James Wilkinson VOL
the sword, belt and cap.
The old street car track on Noble street,
near Indian Run, should be taken up. In.
dian Run bridge should also be attended
to at once.
The Belmont Glass Works will let the
fire out of one of their furnaces on Satur
day in order to prepare. it for the use OF
coal.
The dude barber who worked at the
Central shop departed between two days,
and has not been heard Of since.
The Independent says $3.50 was wagered
in this city on Monday on the outcome Of
the Presidential contest.
The Republicans are trying to get to
sether for organization. The second at
tempt may be q success.
Thos. wetherald, manager Of the mai
works, is laid up with acute rheumatism,
and is very bad.
Thenew pastor of the First n, E church
will meet friends at the church social on
Friday evening.
Bslzsr Stultz lost q National Banf
check of SIS yesterday while at work.
A meeting Of the Republicans is called
for tomorrow evening st City Hall.
TIE window glass faet,ries are gettin,
in good shape for resumption.
Harry Asksw is getting ready 10 open q
grocery in the Fourth ward.
]. A. Green entertained friends in tn
First ward last night
Some one carried of the carpenter tool
of Charles Hartman
Dennis Murphy and Miss Msy Dixcr
hgys been married
The B., z. & O. Is putting in . new
fnrn kahla-
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TYLER DEMOCRATS
. Strong Tickst-A RouslDg
Convention.

. Strong Tiokst-A RouslDg
Convention.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
MIDDLEBoURNE, September 25.-The
Peoples Convention met here Saturday
and nominated a good county ticket:
For House of Delegates Col. D. d. john
son; Prosecuting Attorney, G. D. Smith;
County Commissioner, Jas. c. Mccoy
Sheriff, Hugh Thorn; Surveyor. Edwin
Meeker. The convention was composed OF
and Independent Republicans,
who believe il doing away with bossism
and have the county affairs run IN q wise
and iudicious manner. After the conven-
ton Was over hon. Wood Daily addressed
a crowded house. He made a strong srgu-
ment and proved his points by referring to
Republican documents. His speech fell
with weight on sil that heard him. Many
we're heard remark: 'Is the tariff ss Daily
explained it; why, I icy thought that l
helped pay il; 1 always thought thst for
eign countries paid it."
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pBTisOL6U&
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, September %. -Petroleum-
Opened steady at 93c, and after the first
sales the market became strong and ad-
vanced to 93sc. An attempt to realize by
early buyers then broke the market, and
a decline followed, on which the market
closed weak ut 92Er. Consolidated Ex-
change cpsned at 93sc; highest s4sc; low.
est 92Ec; closing at 92tc. Ssks 1~,4s3,ooo
barrels.
OIL CITY, September q. -Petroleum-.
Opened at 93}c; highest 94sc; lowest
92sc; closed at 92ac; Gales 1,347,O0O bar
rels; clearances 3,O0s000 barrels; charters
SO, 174barrels; shipments 100, 232 barrels;
RUM As, 1874 barrels.
Pfttsburg.
PrTrsBURc, PA. September 25.-Petro-
eum--Opened at 93sc; highest 94tc; low
est 92ac; closed st s2Bc.
bradford.
BRADFORD, PA. September 25.-Petro.
leum-O Opened at 935c; closed ut S2fci
lowest s23c; highest sAae'
TTrUsyILLB. September 25.-Petroleum
Opened at oslo; closed at 923c; highest
94fc; lowest 92sc.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, Sept. %.
Business is reported good this week and
stock is being pretty we'll cleaned up. The
supply of first class butte' is very scarce
and the demand good. Eggs have adj
yanced two cents.
Butter-Creamery zoe; country choice
14s16c; good country 10a11c; common So
1Oc. The supply is light and the demand
is good.
Beans - For ~hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 60a2 rs per bushel;
extra fancy 30 so.
~Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory 12a
13c; New York 13a14c; Sweitzer 13saa14c;
Limberger 9a10c. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 1Sc per
Scarce; demand good.
Feathers-Choice IN original packages
45a5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoee-New 81 50a1 Is per barrel;
demand slow; supply good.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81 5Oa2 70
per dozen; spring chickens ~ 00a3 % per
dozen; ducks, live 50 O0a2 so per dozen.
Rsgs-Steady st 1ts13c for white mixed
cotton; 1a1ic for all wool, and Halle for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de-
mand, at 73asc. .,,
Onions-Demand good; supply light;
per bushel, 75c.
Cabbage-5Oc per barrel; demand slow;
supply heavy ,
Tomatoes-35c per bushel; demand
good; supply heavy.
A~pples-Choice 75s9Oc. per barrel;
supply good; demand poor.
Peaches-Per bushel, 75c to 81 80; sup
ply good; demand equal.
Piums-Per bushel, blue 81 10a1 25;
damsons 81 GOAL Is; supply very light,
demand good.
cOrn-Grsen, per barrel 81 GOAL SO; de-
msnd good.
Watermelons-$1O 90 to $14 90 per hun.
dred; demand falling off; supply light.
Sseds-Cloyer 81 80 per bushel; timothy
So 25; extra clean blue grass S5c; orchard
grass 81 60; redtopS1.
Sweet Potatoes-Eastern stock 81 81
az rs per barrel. Jerseys So 25a3 so.
Quinces-Per bushel 75ca$1 90; demand
light; supply fair.
now York.
New YORK, September 25.-Flour-Re
ceipts %, 7sl packages; exports 5 1927 bar
rsls, and 90, 4O5 sacks; market 10a15'
higher and active; sales, $500 barrels
corn meal quiet and steady; yellow west
ern So OOa3 30. Wheat-Receipts 43, So
bushels; exports %, GAL bushels; sales Is,
CSC, 600 bushels futures, 10000 bushel
spot; options active and higher; ungradet
red S3ca$1 03; No. 2 red September 81 Oh
al OIL, closing at 81 %; October 81 Oh,
1 OH, closing at 81 O2s; November 81 OF;
al O3}, closing at 81 04s; December 81 o.
al O5, closing at 81 04B; January 81 05'
1 O6, closing at 81 05j; May $I0Sa1 O9s
closing at 81 09(. Corn-Receipts 81, 5Ot
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ano,her scheme of the De Meres.

BISMARCK, OAK September 23.-The
MARQUIS de Moros is contemplating an ex-
tensive plan of railroad building in China,
and his friends here are watching develop
ments with keen interest. Over twenty
citizens of this vicinity are thinking seri-
ously of going to China and joining the
MARQUIS In the hope that, supported by
his friendship and bis millions, they will
have an opportunity to accumulate for
tunes. His friends believe that he has
great executive ability, and that he will
make a success as a railroad manipulation.
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rENNYsoNIAN DsMoc lat.

There Is song Of sweetness
That Democrats will sing.
When the elections are all over,
For the victory they VIII win
And Cleveland and old Thurman,
VIII rule for four years more,
And people viii be happy
From Maine 70 Western shore.
Then hoist alot the banners,
Come rally one and all,
Around the old bandanns.
We're bound 70 win this TALL.
New York will roll up thousands,
For these gallant leaders true:
New Jersey and Connecticut
VIII sparkle like the dew.
And little West Virginia,
where mountainous are free,
win join the mighty chorus,
And shout for victory.
From way up in the mountains,
And low down in the plane,
The shout Of untold millions
wiz swell the mighty strain.
From Maine to Californis,
From Northern lakes 70 bay,
The people are rejoicing
For the coming Of the day.
When these enormous taxes
That Republicans wish 10 stay,
BY the old Democrat party
VIII all be swept away.
Tor all upiust IN xation
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FLOUR, GRAIN N FEED.
wheeling,

TUESDAY, September 25.
The market is reported firm and is liable
to 70 up Of apy time. For wheat IS to 80
cents is being paid and receipts are light.
The advance is due to the failure Of the
crop in ths Northwest. Prices on flour are
unchanged. but the tendency is improved.
We quote:--
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family -four
in barrels 81 70; in sacks 81 60; middlings
per ton $1s 90; bran per ton $1s 90;
per 100 pounde, 81.
FEKD-Corn per bushel 60a65c; old oats
4Oc; new 30c; baled hay per ton S1s to $40.
Loose hay ia bringing $40 10 $11 per ton.
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TTpNDEl
An Imnnrtsnt Annourcement

An Important Announcement
Aboet six weeks ago, while az onslnesSi
was suddenly attacked Win SNoauSlals
Pains In ny feet, knees and hands. - senSEe
he attack tAat / took my bed tmniedlateIy,
AMI IN two on thres dnys my Joints were
Swollen - Almost double their natural SIZE,
and leep was driven nom me. Aiter slnSL-
ing the most eXcruclating PAIN Iora nSsA'
using lntments and various otneI nhlyyNI
q friend whS sympathized with my helpless
'Yvs1y 3Sn,t YOU get switt's Specific and
nSCi 10. Twill guarantee q cure, andult goes
Ne. the medicine shall cost you nobhlhs.
I az once secured the s S. s. N after
usiCE 70 the first Day, bad eq1lSt hgns S
refreshing sleep. In q week Lelt $500
hrlgrtted. IN three weeks Syel1 n,,S six
LNs les was out and able 20 20 70 business
Sllce then I have been regularly Amy posS
Of duty, and stand OF my reet irOi1 h1eso
ten hours 3 day and am sn anS sImple facts
In nv case, and Z will eheerfully answer an
luggrias relative thereto, either ~ personOE
b. mail. THOMAS M~ARKhIIE
II W. 18th street, As6 "
Nrv Tvxx-I have Warded on q Sc
vcre attack OF rheumatism by q timely esoLt
60 Swift's speciac. In an cases wnere ~.
maDent reuef IS sought this nle1SLas
thaI thoToaghiy ersdicates the seeds or DIS
'S Rev. W. P. HARRISON, DID.
NV YoRx. 81 TN AyE-Aftsr {
500 TO De relieved OF Blood kolson sItIn55g
auy benefit, q few bottles OF S"1Iit
worked psHect cure. s---
vIx~SA. GA-My little girl. aged ak sna
hoy, assd four years, had scrOL1La -
worst aggravated shape. fney Nere ppuS
and sickly. Today they are hsatsnS aN
bust al he reSui'0f ~kin Sos I. cOL1IrH.
LADY LAKE. suHrxR Coz FLA-YonT
s ma proved q wonderful success IN ~
case. Tho cancer on my race no uoeO7
would have soon hurried me 70 my 49,
do think itis wonderful and has no eQlal.
II. Byrd, Postmaster
WACO, TEXAS Nay siS&
s s. Co, Atlanta. Ca: n,-setahs
GentlemaN-knowing that you SpprseiAte
voluntary GastfmOnlalS, we take pieAso1S
SratinZ fhaE one OF our lady ustonlers n
reSained her health by the use a@t
bottles OF your great remedy az, tronhis
been an invalldtor several years 1aSe ~
was extreme debility, causedoy sas
e1liar 10 her sex. WILLS Co, pxuSsesI
Three books mailed nrre on AppuS
The SWIFT srxcrFsc Cos
p-ayyerG Atlanta Ca
New York. sc BroadwaS
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Irish Priests Sentenced.

DUBLIN, September 24.-Rev. Father
Farrelly and Rev. Father Clark have each
been sentenced at Arklow to six weeks
imprisonment for melting the Irish parish
toner's to boycott certain residents Of their
Dariah
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v,,hout Williams Consent.

BERLIN, September 24-The North
German Gazette, prince Bismarck's orgsnl
states that it lie authorized to declare that
abstract from Emperor Frederick's diary
was published without Emperor Williams
knowledge.
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wARSKg's Log CABIN Sarsaparliia
Regulates the Regulator. Largest Sar-
saparilla bottle in the market. Msnnfac-
tured by proprietors of Warmers Safe Cure.
Sold by all druggists. Take no othsr-it
In kha hat
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riahting tho Cotton Ring.

LONDON, September 24.-One million
spindles in Lanesnshire mills ave com
msuced running on short time. Inc "
en- object being to defeat the American
cotton ring.
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DIX GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, September 25.-DU Goods
With iobbers . very fair trade was in
motion, as the result OF orders and per
sonal solicitations, but with agents BUSH
ness was slow.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
'TURsDAY. 81

TUESDAY, September 25.
Wool in this section is pretty well
cleaned up, and what yet remains in
the hands Of growers is scattered
over q good deal of territory. The local
market is reported quite brisk and a good
deal of wool is changing hands ct % to
30 cents, the lstter price being for choice
clips. For unwsshed the price is Q
third less. Medium washed is bringing 81
to 2Sc; uuwsshed 90 to 23c; tue washed
30c.
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MIeelias Rssister
arautlers' Suias

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF rRAINs-
AExPLANATroN OF RxvkRzSCzMARKg: sDdly.
f8unday excepted. monday excepted Sun
day only. saturday ex~cepted.-76 Meridian.
MAY Is, ISIS, Wheeling tine, which q tugt one
hour eSriter han Central Time:
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GRAND MONTHLY wi
In The Academy Of Music. Kew Orleans,
Tuesday, October ., 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
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each. Halves $40, Quarters -
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bearing your full address.
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Address Registered Letters b
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-26
GINSENG.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, September -.
There is no change in this market quo
tstions remaining OF 81 15a2 Is per pound.
Supply and demand are both fsir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-26
Pyle's Pearline.

Because then the wash is largest, the work most op-
nressive. and the articles to be washed most delicate.
PEARLINE is as harmless as pure CASTLE soap. 1t does
away with most of the rubbing-hence it does away with
those portions of the washing which ruin both your health
and your clothes, and relieves this hardest of women's
work of most of its drudgery. PEARLINE is the latest
Improvement in the way Of soap, and, until something
better is discovered, it behooves every woman who has
to do with washing or cleaning, to supply herself or her
servants with this wonderful cleanser, which, although
yet in its infancy, is used by millions OF families:
Sold everywhere. Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-26
SUNDAYS:

Leave at zoos N. and run every hour, except
Train st els D. m. Leave Wheeling Park
81 500 a. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. m,
except Church Trains, which viii leave the
Park at 9S5 4 N. and whaling st LID anc
OILS n, u, G.. HIRSCH, Supt