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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN coHRscTIos THERswfTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Exchanges Grain. Flour, Cot
ton, Neat, and other Quotations
~ ,.larranh 10 tha piapntch.l

s.7 WASHINGTON, December a-Indica-
FAIR ,tions for Virginia. fair, warmer weather,
--Iwifh westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

All pAiu quickly yields 70 ne influence OF SAB
yspon OIL Price y cents bottle.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

DECEMBER 3-Market steady. Receipts light
to-day The advance OF a quarter u q cent for
prime goods Il encouraging. and the demand Is
likely 60 DO steady. The factories are now on
steady orders from the western cities Anc keep
busy. New prime. 3Hc; extra prime, 3ftc.;
fancy. &c; common, lHa3c shelled, ~ a3G.
factory manipulated. fa5i(c.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

DIR T. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, glAranteoi specific for nysss-
ia. Dizziness. COnyuisions. Fits Nervous Nsu-
rRlgis, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused b.
tie use Or alcohol or tobacco, Wakefuluess Aou-
tai Depression. softening Of tho Brain resulting
In insanity and leading % misery, decay, AMI
death, Premature Old Age Loss 81 Power Ia
Either sex caused by OYor-exertlOn Of the brain
or Over-lni llgeuco. Zach box contains Ou5
months treatment 81 box. or six boxes for s.
sent % mai prepaid on recsipt OF price.
M GlAhAHTEB Sax BOXES
iOcure any cass With each order received By
We for six boxes. accompanied with S. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee % re-
fund the money II the treatment does not oliecg
azure. Guarantees Issued only by
=. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
solo Agent
$40 east Main street. Rlehmond. Va
l-dEWIy
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lust RECEIVED. ANOTHERI
GRoCEEIY-. ar.

GWEET PICKLED PEACHES,
MIXED PICKLES,
PICKED LOBSTER,
LARGE NEW MACkEREl,
RAIsINS-ln every variety.
NEW MIXED NUTS.
FLORIDA ORANGES,
and, in fact, EVERYTHING CHOICE THNJ
IN A FIRsTCLASs GROCERY. A1 et..
ton Of which my friends are especially ....
Prompt delivery Insured by
WILLIAM j. WH..
S05 east Broad, between TlI l.i
streets. I..-f
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norICE no TAx.rAYsEs.
OpFIcE o. CRY COLIE-ras D.
RICHMOND. IA. December 4. l,-,
HeKsEs. MILES. cows. &C.

RICHMOND. Va. November n. is,'-
w w. EDWARDS Il BRO ~
w. TuEk haysng RENTED rhk -
VIRGINIA STABLES. No. loo0 frankhn s'f, q
would Dc pleased 70 sec all parties in sAn.
horses and mules. Ja.s rc,eiv0t caf-oai
good HORSES aud MULkS, which via b. -e.a
By our salesman, JOHN ~ PACE. no ~
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bends Accepted.

ny telegraph 10 tho Oispstcal
WksHHeroS. Decemhes e. Bond offerings to-
day aggregated SS77,st1 iAeceptARces. S27A,520,
al Al :. al l0S. -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

Euv Yonr. December A-Cotton quiet; sales
last week not before reported, Si3 bales Tor SPIN
ming; upiands 95Sc.: Orleans, lOc net recel ~,
1900 bales: eKports-tO Great Britain, t5,aSs
bales. % tho Continent. q t45 bales; STOCK, 'S3'
pa bales. southern -four dull and weak com
mon 10 fair OK "a, t335asi; good 10 choice y lVs
$500 Whest dun and ikalAc. lower; 10 :
rec si.03al sfl0i IA elevator: options closed a
nc under Saturday: No. 2, red. DecemDer,
si.n8i, 81. 03Hc, closing as tLO3fc January
si.Ogh lSi.O5l<: February, f.O6asLO6N; hay,
l.f0k aSL Nv, closing at sI.l0's. Corn decilhe1
Lake and closed steadior: No. ? 6kaisSc. IN
elevator; options closed weak December, a sc. (;
January aud February, sc; May, 4c oats
I[akc. lower: options 5sahc lower aud weak
Decsm her, 81 4 AL &c. closing at 3lhc. Jhhu-
airy, 81 a Az &C.: May, 3ikaa3hc, closing ~
axe No. =. spot 3lA &C; mixed western 81 e53c'
below saturday: December fi5asl575; Janu-
airy, f15. 25afl5S5; February, $l5S3ail4b; slot
Rio weak and quieter: fair carg0es &C 81. Su-
gar quiet aud firm reGned held hrmiy; q,
GJ-i6a6'.c.: extra c. t'-l6aBHc: white eA'tt
c, 6 9-l6a6'sc yellow, &c.; on A. 0Ac. mouio
cut-loat aud crushed, size: powdered, 7ac
granulate1. 74as3sc.; cubes 7tc. holasses-
New Orleans open kettle. 43s5Oc.; syrups. aoa
42c. Rice 6rm; domestic, 4Lab3Sc. Japan, "a =
BIC. Petroleum steady and quiet; rclned,
here. f79O Cotton-seed oil strong; crude. 4ic.
yellow, 53R5ic. TaliOw steady and quiet kosln
quiet Turpentine unsettled az i6ai6hc. Hides
steady. Wool firm; domestic fleece, Qaacc.
pulled 26a3ec. Texas, 14a25c. Pork lower;
mess. fl5afl5.25. Beef dull Beef hams $l3i
tierced beef inactive. Cut-meats dun; picsled
bellies, Shasssc; picked shoulders oac;
clear, Sc. Lard depressed: western steam, tSi5;
city, $50; refined lower; Deoc moer N85;
January, f3l2; May, sSl2 frelgnis easier;
cotton, ID; grain, Dad.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND. December cotton dnll;
midduug. o .a9.tc. Flour duA and neglected;
Howard street and western super, flafAtJ; 10.
extra, fl75aSAGj: DO. family tISaf5dO; cry
mills. Rio brands. extra, ij.l5tS5; winter wheat
patent ijNsfG40; spring wheat patent, tot1a
$40. DO. do. straight S. 2ja$6 1O, DO do extra
gia{lsO. Whoat-SOuthorn quiet Rnd steady;
Ful'z. fl07afLC9; LOngborry. fi.0@atllO; NO.
southern, fi.Of. western quiet: 20 winior
rod. spot 93Ana3h O.; December, 9s aiStc.;
January. 800 Aasl 0ji.; February, 81 sasl.l2't.
CORRESPONDENT dun; white, 45r yellow, ga
4ir.: western steady; ~ Kei ep0i. fair jan
uary, AZ. az. &C.. February BhaiJAc
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Rsess a. Now Orleans have been postponed

There was only one death In Jacksonville,
Fla, yesterday aad no rev cases q yeilow-ieVer.
A. Gainesville there Was no deaths nor new
cases.
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FORT OF RCnN0ND, DEcEsBER g. ISL

FORT OF RICHMOND. DgCgsBEK 3, lSsS
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New York,
mcrchaud Sc and passengers
Schooner Fanny Brown, Sharrett Charleston,
S. C., rock. :. ID. Crcnshnw, sccroiary
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett, Charleston,
s. c.. rock, Allison a. Addison.
schooner ". g.. Carroll, Campbell, Eddyyille,
y. J., cement. II. Nendenblrg.
Schooner Three sisters "eter'on, Fhlladol-
phia usa Norfolk, coal, s. n. HAYES.
sAILED.
Steamer Aral. Doyo. Norfolk. merchandise,
passengers, United States mail, &C., l. i. Iatum,
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DECEMBER 3, 1888
lBy Telegraph
AKRtvKD.
Steamship Kanawha, Sears. New YORK.
steamship eimauialH. Sow Or'eins, 10 coal.
steamship Guyandotte, Kelley. New Ork, and
sail for New York. merchandise.
Schooner Sunlight Sew ! orL TO load grain.
SAILED
Steamship Kanawha, Sears. New Ork, coal.
Steamship lcimardale. EoIncr coalci
Bark Peppina Patwlzo, Cadiz, sta7cl.
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COTTON REFORM
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLIHg, ekc.
Low MfDDLIN0. eiSc.
GOOD ORDINARY. SHc.
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Reading notices 81 rehdiuF-nhtiof TP''
ftres OF les. 81: IN nonparsh ieaded. 'be.
Cardo Of rates for more syace furnished On APP
Elicsuon
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KIDNEY A AZ Ra aHh gR a...1t
quickly. and safely cured by DOCUTA Capsules.
SeVerest cases cured IN seven days. Sold A. tl.5l
per COX by all druggists. or ~ mail from DOcga
Manufacturing Co., IL White street, Now York
Full directions so 96-iy
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81. LoUIs. December 2.--Flour dun and I'M
changed. Wheat lower. Al out Do adyir.
beailsh, with declines in tho markets OF ms
co.. ntry aud duluoss abroad. ne demand
came mainly from the shorts; No. rcd, cash.
sLoOL; D-comber, tL0yasL004 May. fLu'a
SL07g.. Corn lower: No. ?. cash. 25'a3ic.:
Decem Der, 32' sa}2hc.; January, - Hi3 : :;
May 3d. Oats lower and weak. No. 2, cash,
%. ag5c; Nay. 294c: December, 24c hid.
Whiskey steady 40 fila Proyiaions dull aud
woak. PORK, $3.50. Lari-Prime steam, nom
inal, ti.H1af1S Dry-salt meats-ehoGlles',
1915; longs aud ribs. S7.9j: short-clear. tt.jJ.
Bec0n-shoulders, fs.2j: longs aud ribs, So3la
S254 shOrl-cloar, iS&aas250 hams, SlOoOa
Sl0I2.
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Athletes ans kilograms mus Be addressed
10 TUE DISPATCH COMPANY
Re,ectsl communication will not be re-
surncd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
81. GAINESVILLE NEWS.

ST CLAIRsAILLE, OHIO, February 26-
Mr.. William Lee, west Of town, Is conVsi-
escirg from a severe attack q stcnacn
trouble.
Mrs. Robert Stedman, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks with q heavy
cold, is able to be up again.
Miss Libbie Scatterday, Of Columbus,
has been the guest for a few days OF Mrs.
James Osborne, OH Marietta street.
Rev. T. L. Crawford, of Nottingham,
Harrison county, visited Rev. Dr.. Alex
ander, Of this place, last week.
We hear the name Of James A. Barnes
mentioned in connection with the Rs
publican nomination for Mayor at the
coming spring election.
A large number of young folks oil this
place enjoyed thenselve req handsomely at
the home of Mr.. Will Xix, OIL wednesday
evening.
Work has been commenced on the build
ing of the Close House, which was de-
stroyed by FIRE in November last.
DR.. d. /. Walker, who has been con
fired to his room or some time from in
!lammatory rheumatism, is convalescent.
Mrs. Mary Kerr, of the East Fad, has
been seriously i'll from pneumonia.
Miss Ida Armstrong, of Wheeling, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. NJ. T. Wilson.
Samuel Shannon, of New Mstamoras,
Washington county, returned home after q
pleasant visit to his cousin, John w. Shan
non, OF this place.
r. w. Emerson and bride returned on
Tuesday from their bridal tour.
Mrs. Joseph Bentley, west Of town, is
quite i'll from measles.
Charles Collins, an aged citizen Of this
place, who has been suffering for several
months from an injury Of the hip, was able
to be out on the street last week.
Mrs. Bentley, an aged lady, is quite sick
at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. X.
Is Neff, Of this place.
The A. M. L. Church Of this place held
an ice cream festival on Friday evening
for the benefit Of the church.
The dime social held at the National
Hotel on last Tuesday night, was quite q
success. The proceeds, which amounted
to SO. 90 to the NJ. L. Church.
The Democratic township convention
for Richland township will be held on
Saturday afternoon, March 18th, at the
Court House. The Corporation conven-
ton will be held at the same place on the
same evening. Let there be q good Ut
tendance.
Common Pleas Court will convene next
Tuesday.
The bell fov the new court house has ar
rived. 1t weighs 300 pounds.
The County Commissioners will meet in
regular quarterly session next week.
The Cleveland Club will meet on next
Thursday evening and be addressed by
Hon. John B. DriggI.
The public schools were closed on Wash
ington's birthday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
TARIFF REFORM ANDTHEPULPIT.

TARIFF JSEfORM AND l.
There is nothing more significant than
the rapidly increasing tendency with which
economic questions are invading the pulpit
the tariff discus sion in particular. The
moralists as well as the politicians are
giving evidence of the peoples awakening.
Bishop SPAULDING, Of Peoria, has an ar
ticle in the March Forum, wherein he
hints thar our moral safety is involved in
our decision of this question. Though he
sees no great national peril in immigration.
in Mormonism, in anarchism and in in
temperance he does see lurking behind
1.-THE economic aspects Of free trade and
protection tariff the great social
danger brought by industrial cen.
tres, where 'the millions WI
nothing ana the few own millions"
He expresses fear lest our governmental
policy and the social tendencies that have
been provoked thereby contain the seeds Of
our destruction, aud be asks whether gov
ernmental aid should not rather be turned
to reverse this tendency than to accelerate
it. Ia short, he makes a strong presenta-
ton OF tine moral question involved IL the
tariff reform and protecuonist discussion.
1t would inspire one with new hope, with
. livelier hope in the destiny OF popular
government and of Democratic institG-
tons" he Essays, could this great question,
not in its financial aspects alone, bat in its
bearings on the intellectual, moral and re-
ligious life of the people, On the character
and prospects Of the nation and the repuh-
lie, be made an open and honest issue."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
MOUSDSVILLE.

The Moundsville Coal Co. has increased
the number of its coke ovens TO one hun
dred.
The firm OF Roberts & Neff have dis
solved, Miss Lizzie Neff having bought out
her partner, Mr.. Wiley Roberts. He in
tends to move to Hareytown, Pa, in the
spring, where lie Will engage in the store
business.
Rev. W. G. Steel arrived home on Mon
day from Ohio, where he has been holding
successful r~evivals.
Miss Grace Wharry's art class is doing
doing some very fine pieces in pastel, draw
ing and painting.
Miss Cora Walton entertained q number
Of her friends at her home on B street, on
Friday evening, it being the fourteenth
anniversary Of her birth.
Miss Estella Myers has returned from a
visit to Baltimore.
The "Home Workers" Of the Presbyte-
lisn Church, will hold a social al the resi.
dence Of W. b. Humphreys on Tuesday
evening February %. Admission 10 cents.
The lew P. E. Church was photographed
By Yocum on Saturday.
]. E. Horton was in Glen Easton on
Monday.
G. c. knight has accepted a position a.
travelling salesman for Speidel & Co., OF
Wheeling.
Capt. Jos. B. Alexander Is now pilot on
the Lilly.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
NJ. f. Church Saturday and Sunday. The
Sunday services will be conducted by Pre-
siding Elder Jones and Rev. W. D. Bat.
telle. Rev. Stewart will occupy the pulpit
of the Thomson N. E. Church on that day.
The W. Va. Clothing House is being re.
painted, ~remodeled, and is receiving q gen
eral o~yerhanlipg, under the direction OF
Superintendent H. 7. Apshutz.
The town election will be held Thurs.
day, March 9Th.
The following is the list of jurors drawn
for the March term of court: Joe Roberts,
Jr., NJ. W. Miller, Thomas Brannen, Lem
Taylor, Henry A. Wsyt, Van hickman,
James Jefferson, John Gray, I. P. Tough,
Perry McMahon, W. Ii. Doyle, Shelton
Sandiford, John Love, W. Evans, C. n.
Todd, W. ]. Magess, Floyd NJ. Bowers,
David Nash, James Wilson, F. W. Brown,
J. C. Little, Alex Taylor, Tom Markey,
Robert Kelley, G. A. Dowler, Jas. Aston,
Francis Phillips, ]. F. Harris, Martin Con
aud L. W. Richmond.
Rev. A. ]. LYDIA has rented the McClair
property in Second ward, and will remove
his family here in a short tine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26

Special Correspondence of the Sunday Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. VA, Febru-
ary 25.-Misses Loe and Sue Moore, of
Proctor. were visiting friends in town this
week.
Mrs. Rober. McEldowney, Mrs. J. H.
Sharp, Mrs. John X. Brown, Miss Daisy
McEldowney, Mr.. James Brown, Mr..
Harry Eldownes, Mr.. Ed. and Will
| Duerr and Mr.. and Mrs. Duerr, Of this
place, attended the Daert-Cochran we'd
ding at Darlington, o., February ~.
Miss Eva Nesbitt, Of Sardis, o, spent
Sunday with friends in town. She will
teach a primary school here this spring,
beginning Monday week.
The funeral of Prof. E. Z. Umstead last
Sunday was the largest ever seen in the
town; everything was propitious, and even
nature seemed to lend a helping hand to
mako the otherwise sad day, a cheerful
one.
Miss Lou Bandi is not improving as rap
idly as her friends would like to see her.
Wetzel is not behind her sister counties
in the State boom. A large number Of
citizens met at the court house last Satur-
day and appointed delegates to the con-
vention at your city on the 29.h.
Joseph Hall, Dept. G. NJ Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of West Virginia, visited
Ws;zel Lodge A. F. & A. M. Of this place
last Tuesday and instructed it in the work.
Mr.. ID. B. Miller of Dakota Territory, a
former resident Of our town, Is back on a
visit to relatives. He is accompanied by
his daughter.
Mrs. Lou Anshutz, Of Pittsburg, who is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r
Martin, has been very sick but is much
better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Clark and Mrs.
Susan Cox attended the funeral Of Mr..
Barney Wells, deceased, at Sistersville,
Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. S. c. Priest, ofNewark, O., and
Mrs. Ella Jackson, of Huntington, W. Va,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Susan Cox.
MeSsrs. F. d. Young, w. s. Wiley and
Jas. s. Standiford were at Pittsburg this
week on business.
If anyone doubts that we are TO have .
fair here this fall just drop in some even
ing q few minuets at some of the loafng
headquarters and hear the "hoss'' talk;
the boys spin it out like old jockeys.
Rev. Coter, who is conducting the meet
ings at the Baptist church, is highly spoken
of as an able and pleasant speaker, and is
meeting with considerable success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
GAINESVILLE, O.

GAINESVILLE, O., February 25.-Joe
Davis alias James DUMP, who was brought
to this place last night by Marshal Renner,
was ia. day taken to Cambridge to await
preliminary examination before United
States Commissioner Stevens, on a charge
of burglsrizing the GAINESVILLE Postofice.
Inspector Salmon, Of the Postsfice service,
was here this morning. He said to the
REGISTER reporter that the officials were
in possession of strong evidence. Dunn is
known to every Government Inspector in
Ohio, and is wanted on three other charges
in this State. He was found on Dearborn
street, Chicago, by Detectives, who were
well acquainted with him. Marshal Rem.
ner has worked a difficult case with dill
pence, and will doubtless receive the re-
ward of $500 offered by the Council of this
place for the apprehension and conviction
Of the guilty party.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
No. STA Mathematical Puzzle.

A., B, C, and D possess a field Of mangoes ard q
pet monkey. They agree TO divide the mangoes
equally by number, amongst each other, giving
an odd number over TO the monkey. For this
purpose they put the mangoes in a heap in the
field, agreeing TO divide them next day as ar
ranged. However, each, though honest mis-
trusts the other, with the result that A first comes
in the night and divides the heap into four equal
portions, and then finds one mango over. He
takes one of the four portions and gives the odd
one to the monkey. B comes soon after, and not
aware A has been there already, he divides what
he fiuds into four portions and again finds one
over. He takes one portion and gives the monkey
the odd one. c follows and does similarly, also
having an odd one for the monkey. d also fol
lows and repeats the division, taking a portion
and finding an odd one for the monkey. Event
uslly in the morning all four come and divide
equally amongst themselves whatthey then find,
and again have one over for the monkey. The
monkey thus gets five manages: How many dld
A, r, c, and ID each individually get, and what
is the last number Of mangOes that could effect
such a division! PAT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
F.

On last Wednesday evening. a n,-,.
Of young ladies gave a leap YEAR rar,S
the Gymnasium in Kirk God. VIII,
where their young gentlemen iricpJs aua
right roy ally treated. The girls called g.
their charges in the evening, and ,sn,,,'I
them to the hsll, where a mos, epiox,St.
evening was spent. From rire o'clot
bowling and ligh: gympas;ics h,la I'M
sway till eleven p. m, when the marty ;.
pAired 10 the home of Miss Carrie Ennrm
where an elegant rspas; was in WAITING -
satiGtc the appetite sharpered nv N.
evenings sport. After tie good things h,S
been thoroughly discussed and d~is.eetoJ
in the interest Of Of hunger ecoromy. ,b,y
returned to the gymnasium where dspcin,
and other suitable amuseraents were ipHuls.
ed till two .. m. The young ladie. ,hss
helped their "Gears" to ove,coa,s and bat,
and escorted them home, standing A, mo
gate . few minutes and kissing them rcoa.
bye, by way Of carrying out their cssumd
masculine position in detail. Those NC
sent were Misses Katie Kutr, Mssri,
Hill, Annie Kuhn, Carrie Branum. rion
Van Pelt, Carrie Rubeus'ein, Bessie Fcplr,
Sallie McClair, Bessie Cooke, ard Mrsr
Ed. Blackford, Jim Ri!stou, Walter Grf.
it'll, Of Martins Ferry, Cbsrl,s Van PeIt.
Georg, Turner, Frank Hathaway, Harry
Cooke, Jimmy Medill and John Kuhn.
Miss Reynolds, Of F~iu'hips, wa, 10 tie
city yesterday among friends.
james II. Burger, of New Philadelpha,
was in the city yesterday.
A narrow escape from m accident 70 4
team happened ut the Kirkwood crossing
Of the C l.. & w, yesterday.
Will the people actually demand th,,
the council 10 be elected tliis spring ,hall
be favorable TO brick paved streets.
The would.b, candidate is abroad 10 the
land.
johnson Rosenthal, Of Columbus, 0,
called on friends here ycst.rday.
The Carrie Waters" the switch crgirt
used on the c. & W., at Wheeling Creek
mill, is ut Lorain being repaired.
The K.na Iron & Stcl Company will
commence the erection OF al addition 10
their plant In q few days. Tie addition
will he 100 By 60 feet, and will be bull, BY
Mr. Zach Fawcet, Of this city.
Nathan Greene, n Wheeling creek miner
was slightly injured by q fall Of soap;Ous
on last Wednesday.
N. C. Mitchell, Of Martins Ferry, VA
In the city yesterday.
The Methodist Church wls crowded 90
Friday night by people anxious 10 bear
Do r. . n.JJ,sr Of Martini Enrry lsf.
ture. Mr.. DeIIass entertained the in.
menss audiences most happily.
DR.. J. NJ. Todd Is In Colerain township
attending n patient.
Rev. c. G. Hays will preach to day ii
Pennington. Mr. c. ~. Fisher will COD
duct song service In the Presby'eriir
Church to-day.
DE-. A. F. Armap, Of Alliance, Ohio, Il
In the city arranging TO institute q lds'
of Maccabecs.
Mr.. George Gifln will run 70; Mayor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
A Missing Brideg 20 ON.

CINCINNATI, o., February Ca Tifin,
o special says: Joseph sohn, q prom
inent young clerk, left the city suddenly
Tuesday night for parts unknown, sending
the keys of the store back by mail. He
was to have been married to a very estim-
able young lady of this city Wednesday
evening, and she is distracted by his deser-
ton. He has always born IN excellent
reputation, and people r greatly sur
prised at his action.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
Modest, Sentative Woman

often shrinks from consulting a physician
about functional arrangement, and prefers
to snffer in silence. This may be q mis-
taken feeling, but it's one which is largely
prevalent. To all such women We would
say that one of the most skillful physicians
of the day, who has a vast experience in
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
Tn. Jury Acquitted the Poschor.

LONDON, February 24-Justice Dem
man, Of the Queens Bench division, High
Court of Justice, sitting at Ispwich, in the
case of a pcacher who had severely
wounded a gate keeper, held that the
keeper had no right to arrest and hunt
poachers as he would wild beasts. He
said that poaching was only a misdemeanor.
The jury acquitted the poacher on the
ground of salf-defsnse.