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RALrIKoRE AND ONO 3 r

Ds,srtur, a Tr,ins No. Whahns. Knshal
time. Schedule ine6ec April "a, IL
kxpre1 foe Chicago q the NorthMs. ~
ans sAoR =. and 1:sep n datfy, . li:Dp
n. dat1 excegs saturday. 49,
T c saS .s 8 s sma n. ..s.,.
TS1 Solumsu., lsasa n. aa1,y. cd MS ,
N i Sasl,; 2 81 ~ S 3 ms Ssa1y ND. s s.sts:os.
Philadelphia and New YORK, Via 0ra1oa. 6BA
N. and $40 p. m daily.
for Plis6urs and w.shinstan, Pa, saesn
daily; yapscs: $40 = n daiiy; les =, SssS
ingscn Pa, sAop nsdsiy sxcsps eunaaJ.
Ar.Sus. Baltimore and b.idaphiA snh
Tor Icansvtns $50 N. - : n. iasa
For Grafton, 6si0p 10. daily.
For Cumberland, sN6 q n. dai3y szcsps sss
fcr 8. Clairvire sos and soeA n. and n
1xprea trains arrive from Chicago. an ana
80 n. and $40 p N aaiiy, and As = n.
.kIpres trains arrive nom g Louis andsan
EIpres tains arive fsn PiiladslphiA BAL:
tim6re md washingtcn, q. G., vi. 6rafton, III
m and loxs p m. .dAiiy. VA Pisesars iors
nam. amy. nom Columbia. ~ = y: sne
$40 p N daily, and iosS q N ally sacsPs SUE
fsaius ar,.vs nom Pis.bars. ieiS q. n.s,d b.
and isSs p n, sscsps sendayA and
nm nan. .tasS .ai9. ispS w..Alns.o.. Pa. so an.
'i From Nd s@Ca0dsTils TO .ad ~ N. and ,ss
and 7Ao p N. daily exceps Sunday.
Trains arrive nom 6rAnon, ny0a m. dAiiy.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p -.
daily EXCEPT sunday,
lsSS and 6lo p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodates Arrives q 7:lo p
n. except Sunday.
Ragssse called for ard chscksd q ho.sh ana
residences on orders lea q Tfckee O6cA l1o
Market street, and at Depot
CHAA o. BCuLl.
General PansnsSe Agent
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WHEELING, Sept. IL, 1888.

(Dictatsd.)
Hon. W. j W. CONden, Wheeling, W. Va:
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of the 9th inst.
addressed to Judge Fleming, has been re-
ferred by him to the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee for its action, Judge Flsm-
ing having placed his time until the cleo
ton at the disposal of the committee, and
is now absent filling appointments made
for him By the committee, in the interior
of the State, which will occupy his time
until after the first week 10 October. 1t IL
well known by the people of the State
that Judge Fleming has been q Judge
upon the Circuit bench for ten years,
and in that position has been sols-
ted from all active participation in
politics and political discussions. his
nomination for Governor was made while
he still occupied his judicial position,
without solicitation or canvass on his part
for il. His attention, therefore, has been
wholly directed to the discharge of his in
ticial duties, and not to obtaining such
political information as would fit him for
the general discussion of the economic and
political issues involved in the present
canvass. The Democratic Committee, IN
der the circumstances, feels that it would
be unfair TO Judge Fleming to place him
in a Joint political discussion within o few
weeks from his retirement.from the bench,
without reasonable time for preparation.
General Golf has been identified with
the discussion and legislation pre-
posed upon all the economic and
political issues for the past elk years,
by his presence and services at the National
Caplttl. 1 assume that your proposition for
y Joint discussion is made il good faith with
a view of presenting 10 the voters of the
State the important issues which divide the
parties in the present ~ccntsst, and to enable
them 10 Judge on which SIDE their Interests
will be best served. The Democratic Com
mittee fully appreciates the importance and
general interest of such q joint discussion
ON equal terms, aud respectfully suggests
that az Gen. Golf ard Hon w. l.. Wilson
entered Congress together as colleagues
SIX years ago and have served together
continuously since that time, the I'M
portaut questions which now divide the
Republican aud Democratic parties
have been largely formulated and
deliberately discussed in the National Leg
i~slature, each having been conspicuous IN
advocating the views held by their respeS;
tive parties, and each now being candi-
dates before the people, it would be pecul-
iarly appropriate aud acceptable to the
people that the joint discussion Of these
measures should be had between General
Goff and his colleague, Mr. Wilson. i
therefore tender to you and through you
to Gen. Golf appointments to be made for
Joint discussions as set forth in your letter,
to-wit: At ten places within this State,
five to be selected nv me and five to be
selucted by Gen. Golf or his representa-
tive, the dates to be mutually agreed up
Awaiting your early reply, l am with
great respect, I. RILEY,
Chairman Dem. Elk Com w. Va.
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Continued from Fourth Page.
WEAKENS on WALKER.
An Instance when General Gorshowed the

An Insiance When General GoffShowed the
white FsAther Ina q Conspicuous Nay.
The public doubtless will resdily recall
the promptness with which General Gotf
declined q Joint debate with Secretary Of
State Henry s. Walker.
MIR. Walker threw down the gage of
battle, but the General weakened With lit
tie less of time, and sought shelter behind
the Republican Committee.
In order that there may he no opportn-
nifty TO deny this fact, the REGIsTER re-
priuts the correspondence upon the sub
isct, 8 perusal of which will carry convic-
ton to ali:
HINTON, ". Va, Sept. 3, 1888.
To Hon. " COT:
DEAR SIR: In the course OF a speech re-
Gently delivered by you at the city OF
Charleston, you iEdulged in some strict
ures directed tn myself. | had not the
honor to he present, but presume the re-
oor,s | have heard are reasonably accorate.
| propose to reply to-day, and prefer to 90
40 in your presence. IL is the desire OF
many people that the question at issue be
iehated in joint meeting by representa-
ives of the respective parties. l have,
therefore, 10 suggest that o Joint debate be
nad between us and such other speakers as
Il may be deemed expedient to include IN
the arrangement on such terms as msy &c
agreed upou By the Democratic aud Repub-
lican local committees.
Respectfully,
TSignsd1 HENRY S. WALKER.
HINTON, September 3, 1883.
To Hon II. S. Walker, Hinton:
My DEAR SIR have your favor oil
this date proposing in behalf of many Rer
sons a Joint discussion of the questions at
,ssue in the pending snyass l have re
lerred your communication to the Rspubli-
can Committee Of this place in charge OF
the meeting to-day, and l will be pleased
70 respect any arrangement made by said
committee and the Democratic committee
relative to the matter you sllude to.
Yours truly,
rSjoned 7 n. GOFF.
The Democratic committee then address
I'D the following note to the Republican
local organization.
HINTON, W. VA September 3.
To Thomas G. Hqnn, Chairman Republican
Committee;
SIR.-We, the undersigned committee
amounted by the Cleveland and Thurman
Club of Hinton, Summers county, Yves
Virginia, believing that 1t would De con
ducive to the public interest and assist on
| neople in coming to q clearer understand
mo OF the tariff and other issues between
the Democratic and Republican parties
hereby propose and challenge D public d,s
| cussiou this day, at Hinton, between MIR
Nathan Goff. J. II. McGinnis, and suci
| others Of the Republican speakers as yo'
NAV suggest, and Henry 5. walker, GoV
Wilson and Mr.. Anderson.
GSigneol W: w; hpAM'
7. L. FECK,
Committee.
Following is the reply to the above chai
lsnge. It is o clear case OF white isstner
HINTON, September 8.
| Gentlemen of the Democratic Committee;
do not suppose We could agree to di
vide time with you to-day for lack OIL time
INIT nj any future time We Will % Slihns
| 10 meet you in joint discussion, tnst Is
sscb of q candidates will meet his oppo
osnt ard we will furnish speakers 70 NEE
snvbody who are not candidates.
respectfully
1s;.radI 7. K MANN,
w. r. THOMPSON.
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some days ago ! placed myself at the dis
poeal of the Democratic State Executive
Committee, and the committee has made
appointments for me in the interior OF the
State which viii occupy my time until
after the 1st Of October, / leave Monday
to meet these engagements. / therefore re-
fer your letter to the committee for its
action. Very Truly, &c,
A. B. FLEMING.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NKw YORK, September IA --Flour-Re-
csipts %, 1865 packages, exports 424
barrels, 19. 1888 sacks; market easy; sales,
IA 900 barrels; corn meal steady. Wheat
Receipts 300, 800 bushels; exports 80, 469
bushels; sales 9,24S,0O0 bushels futnres,
6S2, 900 bushels spot; spot market active;
No. 5 red Ole; No. 4 red SAC; ungradsd red
83csSl OF; No. 2 Milwaukee 95c; No. 2
Chicago 973,9Sc; options weak and lower.
No . red September 97sc; October 97sa
a9Sc, closing at 97fc; November 9Sss99lc,
closing at go; December s0acsSl 00s.
closing at 81 oct; May 81 04sa1 Us, closing
at 81 O43. CCrn-Receipts So. $50 bushels;
exports 81. 600 bushels; sales $685. 600
bushels futures, Ill, 900 bushels spot; IN
graded mixed 52fc; options active; No. 9
September 53fa54tc, closing at e3fc; Octo-
Der 52fa54,, clcsing at size; November
5~23s53}c, closing at 52sc; December sofa
52sc, closing at sole; January 4S3s5Oc,
closing at 4s4c; May 473s4sc, closing at
473c. Oats-Recsipts l79, 900 bushels
sales go 600 bushels futures, 129, 00C
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PETBQLEUN
OIL Cfty.

OIL City.
--On CITY, September 14-Petroleum-
Opened at 93c; highest 94fc; lowest 91fc;
closed at Ollie; sales 1915 600 barreia;
c~learances 3,744, 600 barrelsj shipments
80 $50 barrels; ruus 81, T7d barrels charters
&C, 486 barrels
Titusyille.
TITUsvnLR, September 14-Petroleum
Opened at 93c; highest cate; lowest 9l$c;
closed at 9lac.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA. September l4.--Petro-
leum- Opened at 93sc; highest s4tc; low,
eat 92c; closed at 92c; clesrances l,4s4,oVo
barrels.
Pittsburg.
PrrTsBuRe, Pa, September H.-Petro'
leum-Dull aud heavy; opened at SIC
closed st 91tc; highest 94ic; lowest slsc'
New York.
NEW YORK, September IA -Petroleum--
opened steady st oslo. and advanced 70
94sc -. when the market broke on the re.
duc,ion of lie. in the price Of refined: and
declined TO 91kc, closing weak at 92sc.
Consolidated Exchange opening ct sSsci
highest 94sc; lowest 92c; closing at 92sc'
Sales. 2, 439 900 barrels.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, September IA Wool
Quiet but firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia XX apd above 30a32c;
y 29a30c; medium 34a35c; coarse 33i
$40; Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
or y and XX 26s2Sr; medium 33a34c;
cosrse 32a33c; fine wasled delaine Y and
Xxx 32a34c; medium washed combing and
delains 35a373c; coarse do 34a35c; Canada
washed combing and delsine 35a373ci
coarse do 34s35c; Canada washed
combing 31a321c; tub washed 30a4Oci
medium unwashei combing and delains
26a2Sc; cosrse do 25s27c.
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LIVE S,TCCE.
chicago.

CHICAGO. September IA. -Cattle--Rs-
eIpts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head
market steady; beeyes IS l0a6 30; steers
So 50a5 80; stockers and feeders 81 Goa
3 25; cows, bulls and mixed 81 35a4 90;
Texas cattle 81 90s3 60.
Hogs Receipts 10000 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong; mixed SIS 95s
6 so; heavy Sc 1Oa6 20; skips 81 0Oa6 so.
Sheep-Rsceipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong; natives 81 10
a3 20; western So ASA 05;Texans 81 10
a3 so; lambs S4 00a6 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 14-Csttle-
Receipts GIL head; shipments 646 head
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 neat; shipments
500 head; market active; Philadelphias
S6 70a6 IS; mixed S. 50A6 So; Workers
Sc 30a6 As; grassers and stubblers $6 OOa
6 %; pigs IS 50a5 rs.
Sheep-Receipts 2, 500 head; shipments
1900 head; market firm at unchanged
prices.
New York. ?
New YORK, September 14.-Beeyes-
Receipts 90 cars; market dull, weak
and lower; native steers s. 5Oa6 90 pei
lO0Tpounds; native stockers $3 15a3 ~
Texas steers So 10a3 rs.
Shsep-Receipts 5000 head; market
dull and lower for sheep and lambs; sheer
So OOa4 IS per 100 pounds; lambs $5af 65,
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market
steady for live hogs at So 40a6 70.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., September IA Hog
Easy; common and light S. 00a6 25
packing and butchers S. O0a6 so; receipts
|, 900 head; shipments 425.
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Anxious For His Employees.

PHILADELPHIA, September 13.-Presi-
dent Corbin, of the Reading Railroad
Company, to-day addressed a communica-
ton to the cn~mp,ny's employees, proposing
the organization of a relief or mutual In
sursnce association fer the benefit OF those
who may desire to avail themselves OF the
privileges of such an organiz ltion.
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Recovering From His IpJuries.
scidI TslscrGm 10 The Register.

Special IEEgrGm 70 ne RegSttT.
WESTON, September 14.-H. B. Notary
who was so seriously hurt in the railroad
accident between Wheeling and Fairmon'
nine days ago, sat up in bed to-day for tn:
first time. He has had q painful siege and
his sufferings have been dreadful. H's
physician, DR.. Edmistop, thinks the dis,
fguraticn from the broken cheek bone viii
he SLIGHT
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HEADQUARTERS

DEMOCRATIC EXEC Con-. OF w. VA.
WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. IL, 1888. }
Hon. W. j. W. C0tcdeH, Chairman, dc.
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of the 18th
inst. has been received. The suggestion
contained in sour favor of the 9th inst.
addressed to Judge Fleming, and by him
referred to this committee, was fully COW
cred in my letter to you Of this date
Permit me to call your attention to the
proposition contained in my letter of the
10th, inviting Gen. Golf to discuss
with Hon. w. l.. Wilson, the issues in
yolved in the present canvass, and to re-
quest q reply at your earliest convenience
Yours Truly,
T. s. RILEY, Chairman.
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 7
WHEELING, Sept II, 1888. J
T. 8 Riley. Esq Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Executive Comm iHee, Wheel
ing, W. Va:
DEAR SR:-On September 9th l ad,
dreassd to the Hon. A. B. Fleming an
invitation to meet General Gof, in joint
discussion, at ten points in this State.
His reply Of September Sih is that be has
referred my letter TO your committee for
its action. viii you be so kind as 70 In
form me what the action of your commit
tee is in the premises.
Very respectfully.
W. J. W. CowDEN, Chairman.
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WITHOUT HIS .'F's, AND "K's."
The DffacuIties Under which = Western
Newspaper Wa Launched.
p,HsHurO Pas.


Psts6Hrg Pest.
A new paper in the Western States call
ed the Rocky Mountain Cyclone, opened the
fret article of it's first number as follows /:
.'we begin the publication Of the Rocky
Mountain Cyclone with some phew diphi-
culties in the way. The type phounder
phrom whom we bought u output phor
this printing ophice pbsiied to supply, ne
with any. ephs or Gays, and it will be phor
or phive wees bephore We can get any.
We have ordered the missing letters, and
will have to get along without them till
they come. We don't lique the looks ov
this variety ov spelling any better than our
readers but mistsixs will happen In the
best cv regulated phamilies, and, if the
ephs and Gays and exes and ques hold out,
we shall ceep Sound the C bard) the Cy.
clone whirling sphter a phashion till the
sorts arrive. 1t is no joke to US 1t IS a
serious aphair."
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Address Hegistered Letters 70
assy OpEEAHs NATJDEAL BAHA
Kew Orleans, Il

RzNEHEER tas tue p essses o. 6sosfa.
Rssurecarf sr5 Esyiy, WIS ara Il on&gs o. 81
drssines, ID Q saarkntss Of sbsoists t<tfoe.s ~;
INTEGRITY, thAf tbs casRcss are 81 sqaa., N
tai no ons can possibly divine vast H7uss
vii draw @ pfiSa.
pn.. q GUARANTEES BIZ fOuB IA
TI0EAL BANKS OF New 0risan1y and &c,
T1cfes are msned By the President OF An Inst
tutIoo. Wnoes chartered rzhR arc focogntss'
Ia tfe htKbest Oourfz- thsrefurs, bsvEe q an.
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GovrpNMFNrs-Dull but strong

GOyERNMENTS-Dull but strong.
NOurs, Registered. ....,.....,.
Fourssnd.a-half, Registered .lt6s4
souts-and-a-hsh CouPons..""..'..'''.''""MSS7 "a
STATEs-Dull hut strong.
RAnROAns-Dull; sales only $972,OOO
SroCRs-The stock market to-day was
more active, but again wesk, with pressure
still upon the graagers, though the coal
stocks were attacked acd carried the entire
list with them. The demand from the
foreigners served to make a strong opening
and the advances over last nights prices
ranged up to } per cent, but
the list sold of immediately,
with the grangers and New England
as the leaders. The decline was accompa-
nied by great animation, but upon its cui-
mipation the market became comparative
lY quiet, and fractional recOveries ensued,
The pressure was sooD resumed, however,
aud the ~coalers Joined the procession, and,
with the exception Of slight pausss at DIFF
fsrent times, the downward movement
was not checked until 2 p. m. A
period OF hesitation followed, but
in the last hour there WAS a marked
buying movement, principally from the
shorts, snd Lackawanna leading. Material
gains over the lowest figures were estab-
iished all over the list. The market finally
clossd active and strong at irregular
changes from last evenings prices, though
the declines were in Il majority. There
were a few advances to-day, the most
marked being 2 per cent in Hooking Valley,
hut st. Paul lost 81, preferred 2, and
North Western (. Sales 5l3,974 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 146; American Express
100 Canada Pacific, SCI; Central Pacific
36}; Chesapeake and Ohio 17t;do preferred
frsts l4s; do seconds Is; Chicago and Alton
1870, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l1l4;
Delaware snd Hudson, 118; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Weetern 1415; Denver
and Rio Grande, 90; Erie, 2S$; do pre-
ferred, 64!; F.. Wayne, 152; Illinois
Central III; Lake Shore, esJ; Michigan
Central, S5f; Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
8; do preferred, 16; Missouri; Pacific,
s0.; Northern Pacific, Oh; do preferred,
61s; Chicago and Northwestern 1114; dc
preferred, 1879; New York Central, 1885,
Oregon Transcontinental, cot Pacific Mail,
35E; Peoria, d. & E, Gag; Pttsburg, 156,
Pullman Palace Car, 170t; Reading, set
Rock Island. 1881; ST. Louis and ssr
Francisco, 324; do preferred, 7l3; frsi
preferred, liz; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, LOST st. Paul and Omaha, 37s
30 preferred 1861; Texss Pacific, 25s; Uuior
Pacific, 45s; United States Express, 70
Western Union, S31.
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SUNDAYS.

Leave Al 7OGa n. and run eyerJ hour, except
Church Train at Oils p. M. Leave Wheeling Park
ut 500 a. N. aud run every hour until 1000 ?. m,
except Church Trains which will leave the
Park at 9:I5 3 m. and wheeling at l2:l5 and
9.l5 o. ID. G.. HIRSCH. Supt.
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.beeias 9*sistss
Grardtrs' @nids

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
A1kxPLANArIos OF 2k.RR8NcEMARKs: sDaily.
tSundsy excepted. MONDAY excepted sun.
day only. saturday excepted.-T5 Meridian.
May Is, 1855 Wheeling tune, which Is lust one
hour earlier ihsn Central Time:
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x. q 10

d. =. - nNAAAt-s@A~
BeuAire and ZanesyrleIhrolgh passenger train
leaves Bellaire o. 9 o. g. m, arrives at Bellsire al
I 10 p. n.
Woodsheld passenger train caves BellaiTe a
S % .. m, arrives GO Bellslre st SC5 a. N
Suulmardeld Accommodation leaves BellSlr a.
y % M, arrives az BellairD 2t Hos 4. ii.
All trains daily except sunday Csntrslsssso
Srd Time from Sellsire.
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DRY GOODS.

Nsu Yea.
NEW YORK, September 1.-The Market
wa active.
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FOR men ONLY &. me- 800 - Gin &;
ionaea 49, on strsreIS
vicof or DEVELOPMENT, caused By mdiscfeuon
eScessea. etc TaInaAs bDok s>nf tsoa<o) FREE
HIE MEDICAL 60, >. y.
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MAGNOLIA

RAIN prescry,s tie cofnpisr:on .aa mates .
Esy OF 40 ,ppssr oaiy 9i Hreeres tho Skin
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CLEVELAND 4 PrTIsBuRe Y. 4,

~
Under srncduIs ~ eject NsyIs tss, trains
leave Bridgeport, OHIO, OenyM Standard Tlns:
Yor Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland, 80 9
N. For Pittsburgh, io:l7A. 70 For Chicago ana
Cleveland liz p. m. Fer Pittsburgh and Now
York, $50 .. "a. For 5teub6ny1la, SIS q. N.
For NerIn's rsrG. s:ts . n; Train, a,!ivs q
Bridgeport g. .hs n, ,el. 4 n IL" p H.
A. l. NALLIN0, Ticket Agent
myls Bndsepon, Ohio.
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MAGNOLIA

IaTM-HAaANrs MAGNOLIA BALM is not
psiut. poydax or Rouge. butt RsfreahingA MOULD
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FiNANCE AND TRADE.

Money I1.2s2 Per Csnt,-Governments Dull
but st~ropg-stocks ~LOwer-Flour Quiet
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lower.
NBw YORK. September 14-Money on
call easy at 13a2 per cent; closed offered
ut ! per ccsnt; prime mercantile paper
5a63 per cent; sterling exchange quiet bu'
firm at 48i3 asst.
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.AZZMa1zz4
H&x
Ga1RiSSdnpsrc

We the undsrdgnsd Banks and bankeft "!
49, ali prIIae drawn In The Louisiana 9tats Lot
tsriss which may be presented ss our oouneera
n. NJ. wALMsLEY. Pres. Louisiana National
PTERRE LANAUX, Pres. State Natl ESni,
A.RSJ.DWIH, Pre-. New Orleans Natl Bank
SiRL HOHx, Prft Unicu Hstionsl BsaE'
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MAGNOLIA

BET.N Tatc HLaLN's MAGNOLIA BALM via
you 70 TO sessads. Mountains b Rural Rss0rS'
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From IIs Pounds 60 I7a Pounds.

l have taken several bottles Of Cutieura Re
solvent with all the results l could wish for.
About this time last year. when commencing It's
use, / weighed lS pounds and to-day I weigh
liz pOund% GEO CAMPBELL,
Washington, ID. C.
NOrE-The CudcurG Resolyent is beyond all
doubt she greatest blood purifier ever COM
pounded.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP,
sc, RESoLvESr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUs CuENICAL Co, BOSrON, Mass.
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w on and after Monday, April 50, l'S, trains
on the Wheeling and Kim Grove Railroad viii
run as follows.
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ELy,S CATARRF
TATARRH

CATARRH
Is 4 1t5gSsO OF tbs mucous membrane, generally
orgiyAing IN the nasal passages Snd maintain
Ing Ia stronghold In the head. From this poini
IL sends iCrh = poisonous Virus Into the ssomscn
and through tue digestive organs, c~oSrupunSL ns
blood aud Producing other Troublesome Anc
dangerous symptoms.
us.sicle Is applied into each nosGl Il q
aScseable. Price 50 cents a. dtugYts9; by NAL
reHs;ered, 81 cents. ELY BEOIHEkS, NO. DC
Warren Strea+ Vow NNrs a~u2SAueAg
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THE CORRESPONDENCE


p...,ns Chairman Riley and
Chairman Cowden.
WEST VIRGINIA
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WHEELING, Sept. 8, 1855. }
Hon. A. B. Fleming, Fdirmont, W. Va.
DEAR sIR:-On behalf Of General Con
I invite you TO discuss with him the ISSUES
involved in the present State and Nation
al campaigns at ten places 10 tn .G's s Sss, Ss
i've 10 be selected by myself and nSe ey
vour Tepresentatiye, the dates be agreed
mon. Awaiting your reply, 1 remain
with great respect
Your obedient servant,
". J. ". CowDES.
FAIRMoNr, W. VA, Sept 8, 1888.
Hon. W. j. w. CoodeH:
DEAR SIR.-Your favor Of b ON
reached me yesterday. When In wheeling
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