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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
RARN-For rent, large barn, corner Fifth
ID and Willius sts.; room for twelve to
sixteen horses; can also be used for storage
purposes. Apply to Bohn Manufacturing
Company Lumber Exchange.
DARN for rent; call to-day before 10 or
- Monday morning before z. 3O4 Ed
mund st.
DARN-Warm five-stall barn and large
ID furnished room. 305 East Ninth ST.,
corner Broadway.
CARPENTER SHOP-To rent carpenter
~ shop and all conveniences, No. 431 Sell
by ay; good location; will give lease for a
term of years If desired. Inquire at 429
EalhE Gx- ak Ga East Eau>sh-ak~
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WANTED TO BUY.

DABY CARRIAGE-Wante to buy, a
ID good secondhand baby carriage; must
be cheap. Address 10, Globe.
CLOTHING-Wante TO buy, gentlemen's
- secondhand clothing for cash. Address
F 26. Globe.
CORNETS-Want cheap second hand
~ comets and horns. Call with instru-
ment or address, 6 West Third.
LAR CORN wanted at Kent's Storage and
II Forwarding Company's. 1o9 and 191
West Seventh st.
EUKNITURE-Will pay highest price in
l. city for secondhand furniture OF all
kinds. Cardozo, 1912 E. Seventh ST., up stairs
CHOWCASE-Wante to buy, a six-foot
- secondhand showcase; must be cheap.
Address K 81, Globe.
CAFE-Wanted TO buy first-clags second
~ hand safe with burglar-proof lock and
chest; weight from 1000 to 5000 lbs. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 793, Wahpeton, n. D.
WANTED TO BUY secondhand Radi-
w ant Home (square) heating stove. Ad-
dress G. K, Globe.
VNANTED-Any one desiring to dispose
w of small JOB printing outfit. Address
x So. Globe.
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Y OOMS-For rent. two suites rooms, one
IL OF four and other of three rooms ;
south facing; in perfect order; very conyen-
thony ay
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y OOMS-Three or five rooms; city water;
- cellar: convenient for housekeeping;
half block from electric cars; near West Sew
I'll St
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D OOMS- Wanted to rent, four or five
IL rooms with modern Improvement Ad-
dress. stating rent, 567 Globe.
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IL room for light housekeeping by two Ia
dies; terms reasonable; references. Address
81 Globe
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WANTED TO BUY-Small dairy, ten to
w fifteen cows. route, etc. Address
x 81, Globe.
CT Oh PAYS for q business established
sDF%c two years; can be made with q
small extra capital to pay nearly that amount
monthly. Address z. O. Box 40 ST Paul
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WANTED TO RENT.

COTTAGE-Wanted, in pleasant neigh
~ borhood cottage warmly built; good
cellar; rent reasonable; barn desirable. Adj
dress SO, Globe.
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D COMS-Wanted. one or two unfinished
IL rooms within few blocks of st. Mary'a
home Call or address 31S Somerset st, can
give references.
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D OOMS-Wanted. four or five sunny
~ rooms, central location, by Nov. /; two
in family. Address c. A. s. Globe
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Thursday.
DEATHS REPORTED.
Friday.
DEATHS REPORTED.

Name. Age.
Christine Ditcher, city hospital 80 80 years
Geo. A. Newland, S44 East Seventh 3y2 years
Baby Dosey, 162 Forbes st ...... 10 days
Dennis Shea, 2Gl East Eighth st.. 80 years
a. A. Smith, LOO Custer St. 3S years
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COCO WILL BUY A LOT and an extra
epCOO warmly built house of eight
rooms, with modern improvements, on ST.
Anthony ave., near Mackubin st. Address
Y % Globe
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II OUSE-Seven or eight-room house, not
IL more than eight blocks from postoffice;
Fifth ward preferred. Address 81, Globe.
D ELIABLE party would like to take
III charge of furnished house for the win
ter; best of references given. Address 81,
Globe
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p OOMS-Three small rooms for house
IL keeping, within fifteen minutes walk of
union depot; must be cheap and in good
neighborhood. Address 7 %, Globe.
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GROCERY STORES for sale OF trade
" $500, $1,000. 81, $1,000. $500,
S3,200 $4,000, S., 500; call and get full par
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ELEGANTLY furnished private rooming
~ and boarding houses with all modern
couveniences, full of frst-class gentlemen;
will sell. $500 down. balance monthly.
~ shop, laundry, dry goods, clothing or
hardware store, boarding house, furnished
fiat or light, profitable business of any
kind? Self & Allyn, Room SO, National Ger
man-American Bank
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\NANTED-Three or four gentlemen to
w form stock company to manufacture
our celebrated rheumatic rings; over 8, 900
sold; and plenty of letters of recommends
ton on hand to prove good thing; small
capital required and good profit in it. Ad-
dress G. f. Yaeger & Co., 325 Jackson ST., st.
Pau1
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ID OOMS-Four rooms for rent ON first
~ floor, corner Burr and jerks. INQUIRE
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n 1FOOT LOTS on Ellen, near Victoria,
I'll 5000; 4O-foot lots on University ave-,
near Dale, 1850; 4O-foot lots on Beech ST.,
near Seventh 81, $50; the above are great
bargains; houses and lots to exchange for
vacant property. II. II. Schultz & Co.. lis
East Fourth ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Sell q AAEym'S Business Hist.
RooE, So, National German American Bank
A GOOD, smart woman with $50 in cash
n can buy a dandy little cigar and confec-
tionery store, with five living rooms; rent
only $40 per month.
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60 C60-HOUSE of five rooms, within
.D%ss)CO twenty minutes walk of the
shade trees on the place; the electric motor
will pass the door in few weeks. which will
increase the value of this property % per
cent; small cash payment, balance monthly
Mary E. French, 145 West Winifred ST., ST.
Paul. Mimi
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For Mile. Jeanne Hugo, granddaugh-
ter of the poet and very handsome
young woman, was an afternoon dress
Of new shade of yieuX rose silk shot
with gold. The skirt predicting the
ruflleS and flounceS, which, it is to be
feared, are surely coming to cover our
gowns with most unnecessary drapery,
had gathered yOlant Of black silk lace
circling the hem, with a thick ruche at
its head. fastened here and there with
black ribbon bows. The corSage was
draped with four pieces of lace, broad
on the shoulders and ending NJ the belt
In point In the back the lace simu-
lated Spanish jacket around the arms.
For the same pretty Frcnchwoman
and fOreShadOwing in the same way the
return of the fashion of the Restoration
was an evening dress of blush white
silk, drapcd with silk gauze Of
the same shade arranged in feStoonS
with a roSette at the top of each ScallOp,
and having a full gauze chemisette and
pulled sleeves. Mile. Louise pointed
out the sleeves with little smile.
They much become Mile. Hugo, and as
NJ. Worth gave them TO her costume;
but of them we shall make this winter
very few. Before many months all
sleeves will be fiat, closc-ftting VOLTA
and she brought out for inspection one
of Worth's latest designs, a rich cos
tune for Nine. Waddington in delicate
lime blossom brocadc, with heavy train.
An apron Of lace in pattern Of deep
points and ScallopS covered the front
over maizc-cOlorcd satin, and the bodice
with its heart-Shaped neck and pointed
vest had short sleeves of the heavy bro
cade cut in a quaint round shape, not
lat all full, and finished with simple
lace edge.
For a street dress for autumn wear
there was fawn-colorcd cloth dotted
with large spots Of brown. The
straight skirt showed the sly, cautious
beginnings of the panier in the shape
of flat trimmings OF brown and gold
paSScmenterie arranged in deep, rather
pointed scallops on the hips, meeting in
the back but rounding up to the belt in
front so as to leave a clean space be-
tween. The bodice had brown velvet
yoke. the effect being that of corsclet
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LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK, Augugt 9.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; market l5c per 100
pounds lower; native steers . 5Oa4 50
per 100 pounds; bulls and COWS > 0Oa3 90;
dressed beef steady at 81 la7%c Calves, re
ceipts 5S6 head: market C per pound
higher Veals, ST 0Oas 50per 100 pounds.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; market
firmer; sheep, 81 5Oa5 70 per hundred
pounds; lambs, s. 75a6 IS; dressed mutton
9alOi5c; dressed lambs l0all14c.
Hogs-Receipts, 6 65S head market
frmer at s. 4Oa5 90 per 100 pounds.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, August 29.-Cattle,
receipts LAB head; shipments ,652 head;
market nothing doing; all through consign-
ments.
Hogs. receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head: market fairly active; selected
corn-fed. 81 50a4 60: best corn-fed Workers
- 40a4 80; grassers, 50 S0a4 30; pigs - .
az %.
Sheep, receipts 2,2OO head; shipments
1900 head; market slow at unchanged
prices.
Chicago, August 29-Cattle, receipts
1900 head; shipments 5000 head; market
lower; steers 3 25a5 p; Texans ;! o5a
3 p; rangers 8 00a3 50.
Hogs-Receipts ~ 600 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady; packers - goa
10; best heavy 81 lja4 30 light - 2Oa4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
steady; natives - 00a4 -; westerns - %
al 10; Texans 81 OOa4 20; lambs - OOa6 %.
CINCINNATI, August 29--Hogs, easier;
common and light 3 2ja4 -; packing
and butchers, 81 2Oa4 80; receipts 40
head: shipments $50 head.
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PARIS IN SUMNER.
THE MAGAZINES DE NOUyEAUTES' AND TIE
BAZAAR"
What Francs VIII Send Us for Autumn Fashions.
YirOts Hats and Worths Newest Things
in Costume "A Return 70 Re-
storahOn Styles.

SpeeiGl Foreign Correspondence Of ne Register.
PARIS, August 29.-One of the
sights of Paris is the spectacle
of Americans shopping. The ave
nue. dc lOpera has become practically
an Enghsh-speaking thoroughfare, and
a person whom one meets every bright
afternoon is the thin, demonstrating
husband who calls after his somewhat
more substantial spouse as she disap-
pears through an enticing doorway;
Now, don't be gone long, dear" In
numerous instances ''dear" gets no fur
thcr than the doorway, where she is met
by smiling salesman of whom she asks
the price of fan, and learning that it
is two hundred twenty-five francs
shakes her head deSpairngly and re-
sumeS her promenade.
In truth. Paris prices have become
quite American, and, however it may
be with the veteran shopper, the or
binary tourist can frequently get more
for her money in London. and do best
of all-at home. Yet they are enticins,
the iewelry shops in the galleries OF
the palaiS Royal and the grand maya
zinS de nouveauteS, covering acres of
ground and OarOarlcally splendid win
the riot of color, in their gildingS, their
stained glass their great central domes
and their labyrinthS of galleries hung
with gay Japanese umbrellas and East
ern rugs and curtains. Americans know
best the Bon Marche, between the
Latin quarter and the Faubourg 81.
German, from Zola's descriptions, but
the Grand Magazins du Louvre are big
ger and the MagazinS au PrintempS
more splendid. and in all of them one of
the most noticeable departures from
American shopping customs is found in
the greater number aud the greater
ease and confidence of the men who
frequent them. All Of them have read
ing-roomS, which are luXuriously fur
nished, and i'm which You find habitueS
of both sexes letter-writing as much at
their ease rs at cafe. Most of the
great bazaarS have wine-buiTctS and re-
freshment-rOomS, where one may eat
and drink without money and without
price, and in every way they offer
tempting bits OF local color TO the for
cigner.
Window decoration is branch Of dry
goods art in which the PariSiauS do not
rank high The use OF color they UNI
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2o5eeIia9 Re9istrr
MEN AND WOMEN OF NOTE.

kArNNtvN-Hing Halakaua of Hawaii
viii visit London this fan If he can raise
the money % pay his expenses.
RoGus-A negro named Rogers has
purchased Alex. II. stephens old home
stead. near Marietta, Ca, has renovated
to. and has established his family there
NrmuEAp-JF. Nuirhead. the English
editor of Baeiekcr's series OF European
guide books, is on his way 20 this country
tO select material for a guide book % the
United States and Canada.
FTzpArROE- Hon. Charles Fitz-
patrick. who is about 90 be sworn in as u
member of the Quebec Cabinet, is believed
to 1c Che first Irish Land Lacquer 10 be-
come q Minister of the Grown i'm the
Queens dominiOus.
TENN SON Tennyson is fond of rccciv-
ng visits from pretty young girls who like
his poetry. While he is "a grumpy 10 older
callers. he is no his best when Young girls
are around, and recites his poetry 90 them
and maSct himself agreeable generally.
WHISTLER Whistler, the English artist,
viii give am exhibition of his pictures In
New York This fall Among the works to
be exhibited is his portrait of Carlyle, and
g. Is probe that 10 viii remain in the United
States as the property OF some collector
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MARTINS FERRY.

Iu the feld exercises ON the Island yes
teriay. between Wheeling and Martin S
Ferry, Ed. ENley won the running jump,
making . feet Yves. Shrevc won the In
dian club race, and VIII Catell won the
match of putting the shot; the distance was
sd ice- aud @ inches Ina the base ball game
aud lawn tennis IL was draw.
Among those most prominent that are
chartered 40 the haywood Hotel are {:
j.. H. Moore. Fort Madison, Iowa; j. +.
Dmch, Columbus, o.; II. White, Pitts
burg; j. III Hutchinson, Cleveland, o.,
and Id Struts GAINESVILLE.
Five of the BOYS that were arrested by
thc police for disOrderly conduct We're
given % hearing before Mayor Keller. Snip
man. Baggcrr and Findley were fined -
and costs. Brazel 81 and costs, and young
Moran was discharged.
The glass house workmen are raising a
purse Tor Bob Maguire's benefit, who has
been lying sick for some time. There is
never auy hesitancy In contributing 10 a
cause of tha, line among the glass house
boys.
Mrs Annie RobertShaw and son, Ed, are
/ fu ~teubcuyille, O., the guests OF Mrs.
WI Frcudeuo berger and Mrs. Justice
Love. 0u North Twelfth street.
Alr Ner. who is aspiring for the nom
marulof Commissioner on the Democratic
ticket. was circulating among the boys
Yesterday. fixing his fences.
ThrJos. Gould ran part Of her tow on the
dam a- the islands above on account of her
engines -ctt.us disabled. 10 is thought that
She u eco Them on all right.
There was q good bit of kicking last
NIGHT on account of the failure In having
tle electric light turned Ou soon enough on
Che Commercial line.
Harry Watson has moved into his new
t-.s. ou thc corner of Union and Canton
Streets. where he viii open business
stand
Geo W Nch.m finished unloading his
nr..u-uak.u- machine and proceeded 90
r...c .tIu position 40 once.
Sis. Laura Sayeys and Mrs. John w.
~.r.Ios are visiting no the residence OF
SIR I.ur, ~lruics
Andrew Go,,scaa.6, head salesman OF
.fI. Bu.s.g. Glass Company, arrived nom
.r.. rls- r.-lt before last.
James Lawson and G.. w Stewart, of
.8e.rc. Cd. were iu the city yesterday on
business.
Albert Burns. sou of John Burns has
.a position ODD t.e Is IS q. Railroad as news
--.u-
To-day uiI oe observed as "a general
holiday among the working men OF the city.
Squire Hmplreyyiue, of Mt Pleasant,
Wa- u Che city ON business Yesterday
Spence. Bacgs ~ Co.'S foundry VIII Zoe
OH to-day o1 account of Labor Day.
Turtle soup will Doe served all day az
Mike B0yles saloon to-day.
EN-May0r Cooper, of Bc,laire, Yves IN
tU..r Yesterday.
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as receiving his obedent subjects.
When l met him on the street this
afternoon his SLOUGH hat and large white
slick tie and loosely-ftting coat gave
him the appearance of a prosperous
British butcher on holiday. Mile.
Louise, his chief assistant, tried on for
me yesterday a few of the Forthcoming
fall designs. A dinner dress of Sevres
blue silk was rich and effective, made
with a straight shirt, but not at all in
the narrow fOurreau style Of the past
season, having far more fullneSS and
trimmed with several straight bands of
SeyreS blue velvet, embroidered with
scattered rosebuds, commencing at the
waist and extending down the skirt.
The cOrSage had the cheresque collar
cite, which is a small edition of the
Medici, and frllled belt of cloth of
gold, fastening with large rosette be-
hind.
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Chance For Good Investment

V'WENTY LOTS NEAR CENTER OF THE
4 City. between Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets price 500 10 500 each. Most Of
the above lots are 50Xl00 feet
Two Lots with three roomed house on same,
ON EoG. above Eleventh street. price 5000.
Fourroomed House on Woods street Sixth
ward. $1,000
Three-roomed House, In good condition. lot
G0Xl6O, First ward. 500.
Ninc-rOOmed House In splendid condition,
psi Market street. $500.
Scyen-roomcd House @0i North Front street,
Island. $500
Six-roomed House, az North Front street.
Island. 5000
Lot i'm Third ward. Bakers addition, $50.
Lot on Mayston. Sixth ward. sl.lD.
Half Lot on EoN street Sixth ward
Twenty-Five Acres four miles east OF the city,
three houses with income Of $40 per annum,
sand stone quarry cement stJnc good quality
of lime stone and coal $500
Ten Acres with scycnr0omcd house on same.
five feet vein ~ coal under five acres, one half
mile east OF Philadelphia. sl,700.
Fifty-tWo acres, In splendid condition, nine
miles east OF the city.
i}J Acres. thrce-quartcrs Of a mile from Sher
rard two orchards. q variety of fruit. good
house on same, farm well equipped. price so
per acre. Terms easy
S. NESBITT, Jr.,
auQh No. 1893 Market Street.
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Wheat, dull; No. . red 81 Of; receipts 500
bushels: shipments 1900 bushels Corn,
steady; No. . mixed Sic Oats, steady;
No. ) mixed 3SHc Rye, dull; No. >
mixed zoe. Pork, duh at $40 -. Lard,
quiet at s. 90. Bulk Meats, firm; short
ribs = G2I< Bacon, firm; short clear 81 80.
Whisky, steady at 81 H. Butter, Sugar
and Cheese firm. Eggs steady at l6c.
TOLEDO, O., August 29.-Wheat active
and lower; cash, 81 90; August and Sep
TENDER 81 COL; December 81 05l4; May
81 1Oli. Corn, dull; cash SOC; September
47Lc; May 5l&c. Oats, quiet; cash
39c Clover Seed, active; cash and OctO-
Der 81 IS; December 81 So Receipts
Wheat. IS goo bushels; corn, 5000 bush
els oats, 1000 bushels; rye, LOO bushels
Shipments Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn,
5000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
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of the cloth coming up to the arms and
not quite meeting either in the back or
the front over the velvet which appeared
as an under bodice. The corselet was
edged with paSSementere narrower than
that forming the panierS but of the
same pattern. Other costumes forming
part of the troSScau of young New
Yorker and not in a sufficiently ad-
vanced stage for description may come
i'm for word some other time.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, August 29-Petroleum,
opened steady, but declined sharply after
the first sales on light offerings. Then the
market reacted and closed steady. Penn
sylvan oil opened Sic; highest, Sic; lowest
Sic; closed at S3i4c. Lima oil opened
at 1850; highest 339l c: lowest $3.50; clos
ing at 1890. Sales, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, August 29.-Petroleum opened
at S4ilc; highest size; lowest s3c; closed
at S3llc. Runs, - ,4O7 barrels; shipments,
9O,523 barrels; charters, 1918 barrels.
Sales, 5000 barrels.
BRADFoRD, PA, August 29.--PetrOleum,
opened at slAc; highest S4i5c; lowest
S3c; closed at s34c. Clearances, l4s,OOO
barrels.
PIrTsBURG, PA, August 29.-Petroleum
opened at s49sc; highest S4azc; lowest
s34c; closed at s3S4c.
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rhnlern Innlntum.

Air. W. A. Walter. prominent merchant
at Waltcrsburr. Illinois, says that his baby
bow was cured of cholera infantum by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoal Remedy. after several other medi-
ciucs had failed and when the child was
SD low that hc seemed almost beyond the ana
of human hands err reach of any medicine
bio. aiso saws that 10 has proved equally
elective in many other cases in that vicln-
itv. IS and SD cent bottles for sale by &. X.
Goetze. W ". Irwin, G. Schnepf and John
N1nri
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snrInr NIr,IIcIne.

The druggists claim that people call daily
for the new cure tor consumption and sick
headache. discovered by DR.. Silas Lane
while iu the Rocky Mountains. 10 IS said
ro hc OrccOn grape root ia great remedy
fr tle far West for those complaints COM
bucd with simple herbs, and is made Tor
usc 1v pouring on boiling water to draw
ost fbc strength 10 sells no 80 cents a
paekarc. and is called Lanes Family
Nfn.ifrfue
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Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails To- cure old chronic cases Of
long standing.
Judge CoonS. Maysville, KY. says:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering"
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

catur and Evansville 1915; Pittsburg, l55 {;
Pullman Palace Car, 2l5; Reading, 42ls ;
Rock Island, s59s; St. Louis and San
Francisco, 81; do. preferred, IS; do. first
preferred, IS; St. Paul, "a; do. preferred
il7jS; St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
lOs]5; St. Paul and Omaha, 81; do. pre-
ferred, 90; Texas Pacific, 20; Union Pa
cilic, 6l4; United States Express, 20;
Western Union, S33l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

SO one need fear any serious conse-
ouencos from these diseases If Chamber
Iain's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhWa Remedy
b. used promptly as directed. 10 can al
WAYS be depended upon and when reduced
with water is pleasant To- take. IL has
b.er Ina use for over eighteen years and
has proved itself 90 bee certain cure Tor
these diseases. even when In their worst
forms no saves the lives of many children
each wear and is equally etfectual for
adults. For sale 40 - and 80 cents per
Bottle bv e. n. Goetzc. w. W. Irwin, Z.
Scnrcpf and John klari.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA. pa, August 29.-Wool
Market quiet and prices unchanged :;
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and West Vir-
ginia Xxx and above 33a33l5c; y
8la33c: medium 36a31c: coarse 33a.4c; New
York. Michigan. Indiana and Western
fine or X and Xxx 2Sa3Oc; medium 35a36c:
coarse 33a33i%c; fine washed delaine y
and Xxx 3Sa39c; coarse do 34a3jc; Canada
do 33a35c; tub washed, choice, 3Sa4Oc;
fair 37a3sc: coarse 32a35c; medium un-
washed combng and delaine 25a3Oc; coarse
do 25a2Sc; MontanalGa2ic; Territorial la
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
CnrtnIlcd ID Fe.tI.It-es.

LONDON. August 2>.-Thc St Petersburg
correspondent of the Standard says that il
anaclrs certain that the Car has refused
% discuss the kaisers proposals. 10 is
significant that the curtliluent of the army
mauoeuveres and court festivities was
re...s.tatei bv the sudden desire mani
tested bv His Majesty to depart fot home
Hi. haste IS. however attributed 90 SO
-ilf.stic movements and the discomfort re-
Gently infested bv the INSTRUMENTATION
OF the Hlr0yeriau Regiment.