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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04
ABOUT THE CITY.
THE NEWS GATHERED TOGETHER IN BRIEF
FORM.
An Interesting Interview With New York News
paper Man-A Number Of Accidents,
Robbery Of $500 and Other
Itsms Of News.
Marriage Licenses.

Geo. L. McCully, aged -, of Wheeling,
and Mary L. Truax, same age and same
place.
Benjamin f. Knisley, aged 81, and Anna
l.. Dickey. aged -, both of Tuscarawas
county, Ohio,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04

IN buying crackers 1t always pays to
buy the hest Poorly made, carclcSSly
packed crackers are an abOmination.
Nobody wants them. When you are
buying always ask for Maryin's Cakes
or Crackers, and you will never get any
thing but strictly pure goods, the finest
i'm the market.
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Gov. nm and the presldentIaI Nomination.


II. Il Soper, Esq, publisher Of the FL
mira Gazette, n. Y, passed through the
city yesterday on his way home from In
dianapolis, where he had been TO attend
the unwilling of the Hendricks monument
The gentleman made the detour here in Or
der TO call upon Mrs. Ed. Mcndel and Mrs.
Major Norton sisters Of his wife. During
a very pleasant chat with Mr.. Soper, at
the Windsor, he was found to be u
strong advocate Of Governor Hill,
for the Presidential nomination. He is
an intimate friend Of Governor Hill and
very naturally has 4 warm side for that
gentleman's political advancement Speak
ing OF the Governor reception AT the Hoo
sicr capital hu said II was an ovation and
the Governors able speech before the Hen
bricks Club made him many staunch
friends who heretofore have been
counted as Cleveland's advocates
for the nomination. Mr.. Soper did did
not hesitate TO say that Gov. Hill would
have the New York delegation solid at the
next National Democratic Convention
You know, he said, the unit rule will pre-
vail as always with New Hork's repre-
Scntation, and two-thirds of the delegates
will be Hill men outside of New York
City and Brooklyn. In those two
cities, which control about one-third OF the
delegation, he may not be as strong as
Cleveland but he has many friends in each
so that it matters not whom that third of
the delegation is for, as under the unit rule
it must come TO him, SO ii goes without
saving that he can have his own State,
hands down. Mr.. Soper is a very pleasant
and intelligent gentleman, full of snap and
vim. and Democrat from skin to core
and back again. He thinks Democracy
will be Il sure winner in "
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Dnn'I be Deceived.

Do You want pure, sweet, wholesome
Crackers? Then buy only the goods of
). $. Marvin Il Co. Your grocer keeps
them,
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SOME BIG FISH
Being Captured by Members of the Mark
Twain Club Down the River.

Belns ny VI hh'
Twain Club Down the River.
Correspondent Joe McGivern writes as
follows from the encampment of the Mark
Twain Rod and Gun Club at Crcsaps I'M
der date of July 3.
"The prize offered by the Club for the
first fish measuring over - inches is Justly
won by Jimmy Larkn, he having caught a
bass 10 inches in length on Saturday even
ing last The prize, however, for the
largest fish caught before July 4th, p m -,
is vet 10 be decided, although it is now al
most conceded that Capt. Bob Miller's cat
fish, caught July I'd. with rod and line,
can hardly be beaten. The length of
his catch is 80 inches and the weight 10 lbs.
ozs. In landing him fine bamboo rod
was badly broken, and Robert narrowly
escaped a ducking, from which he was
saved by visitor, Mr.. Fishinger, OF Steu-
benvile, who caught him. Healy's y
pound cat and McGivern's 3pound perch
fall into significance, but it is earnestly
hoped that the Captains cat can be beaten,
as he has offered "a chicken dinner If "a
heavier one is caught. Turtle fishing is
now being INDUCED in Big Run, in Mon
roe county, Ohio. is quite a place for this
enjoyment, aud several have already been
caught Tonight the party 90 out for
frogs, which seem to be plentiful from the
sounds emitted from both shores
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04

REV. SAN JONES and the Hon. 5. A.
Hanes, of New Jersey, and the cele-
brated Silver Lake Quartette at Mounds
vile to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-04

ENTERPRISE Baking Powder is purest
and best.
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For the Boys.
The Heat.

Marvin's Base Ball Cakes are delight
to every boy who tries them. The hneSt
molaSScS cakes made.
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How Martin Celebrates.

PRINTERS Picnic at Fair Grounds on
the Fourth of July.
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Hem ADVERTISEMENTS.

PRINTERS Picnic at Fair Grounds on
Fourth OF July.
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Go HEAR the celebrated Silver Lake
Quartette at the Moundsville grounds
today.
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SPEND pleasant day by attending
the Printers Picnic.
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piiesi Piles, Piles!

PRINTERS PlcNIc at Fair Grounds on
Enurth Of JulY.
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KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE will drill at
Printers Picnic ~ the Fourth.
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II. +. HmIsIAN & Co. are turning ont
the best club watch in the city for the
money. ii. r.. HlLlNAN ~ %
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ENTERPRISES Baking Powder makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any other
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PURITY and strength combined in En-.
terpriSe Baking Powder.
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Mbrelin9 Register
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug,
cist made the following observations oil
the temperature yesterday a, m 90 y a.
m IS: 10 m, -; 8 p. m, 81 p. H. -
Wenfher fair.
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SAMPLES of DR. Miles Restorative Merry
inc at the Logan Drug Co.'S. Il. b. Burt 5,
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport, o. Cures
Headache. Nervousness, SleeplessnesS,
Neuralgia, Fits, etc
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PRINTERs' Picnic at Fair Grounds on
the Fourth.
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Maysyille, KY, says:

The entire Opera House Orchestra ana
Brass Band will play at the Park on the
Fourth of July.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.,
1909, HI and 2269 Market ST.,
10, 81 and % Twenty third St.

1870 y. Foarih ST., Steuben,ille, Ohio.
Cor. Market aud Fifth Sts.. East Liverpool. Ohio.
I79 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio.
g3 Baltimore Street. Cumberland. Nd.
Is Market Street. Parkersburg, W. Va
1905 Belmont ST., Dellaire. Ohio.
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GBsox's Prepared Mustard finest for
table use.
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GOLD DOLLARS aud Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 90 without premiums.
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THE WEATHER.
Index to New Advertisements.

ForWc,tern Prnnsy lyania and West virginia
rtir v.-terl, winds. stationary temperature.
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ruu line of Serces. Drap D'Etes and
Cheviots. just suitable for the hot weather
shirts. Snk. Sateen and flannels' from 10
TO 20 neck. Light Underwear and Neck
..,r.t G. HESS y SONS.
Merchant TaiIors and Gents Furnishers'
1898 and 1925 Market street.
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over 1000 spent the most delightful
Fourth in their lives at the Park last year.
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,,.e,,,r,,-S roT nor WEATHER

WANTED \ Colored man as Janitor to
take care OF three rooms ana I'VE l" Inv
buuding. Address this office.
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WARM weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the
weakened condition Of the system. dis
eases arising from impure blood are
liable to appear. TO gain strength, to
overcome disease, and to purify, vitaizc,
and enrich the blood, take Hoods Sar-
.,,.,fif.
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Go to the Park early on the Fourth. Sc
cure nice spot and avoid the rush on the
motors.
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FOR Your Picnic Basket.

Horse RACE at Fair Grounds on the
Fourth of July.
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ATTEND the Printers Picnic on the
Fair Grounds on the Fourth.
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SECOND rAC

SECOND FACE.
Attention. Soldier>-W. Holli>ter
For Sal,-Second-Haud SHOW Cases.
White China-Ewiug Bros.
Wantrd-Girl FOR Housework.
Eoardinr-M. = Porter. Oakland, Nd.
Magic Tooth Powder. II. List
FOURTH PAGE
second Hand Parker and Colt Shot GunS-l.
!. Dillon n Co.
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PRINTERS PlcNIc at Fair Grounds on
Fourth OF July.
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SPEND your Fourth at the Printers
Picnic ON the Fair Grounds.
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just What You want.

GoHEAR Sam Jones, the great preach
er, at Moundsvillc to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS Of all kinds at Printers.
Picnic ON the Fair Grounds on Fourth.
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Buy your Jewelry at
II. +. HULNAN 4 Co.'S.
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S,end the Glorious Fourth at the Park
the great family resort. Motors leave
every hour.
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SAM JOKES will DE the great attrac-
tion atthe Assembly meeting at Mounds
vile to-day.
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BE sure to attend the Printers Pic
mic on the Fourth. at Fair Grounds.
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RrcYcrERAcE at tho Printers Picnic.
Open 10 all. Entrance free.
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EVERYBODY go TO the Printers Pc
mic. A good time assured to all.
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Mu1E RACE at Printers Picnic.
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west Nircinlnns in Town.

SAM JONES preached to $1,000 people
at Richmond. Va. two Sabbaths ago.
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Is. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest
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Medical,
Health is Wealth

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Live Stock,

TOLEDO. O.. Feb. l7.-Wheat active mud stc,tly;
cash 7Ta7'1SG: May Soc; July 7sc; August 7Ts;c,
Corn dull cash S0c; May 3V54c Oats quiet; cash
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He CHANGED HIS POLITICS,

"Horlzontal Bilr' nIorrlson's Story of the
Lincoln aud Douglas Campaign.
Defiance Democrat.
at q joint meeting OF bankers, law
yers and newspaper men last evening
ex.Congreasman W. D. Hill told tho fol
lowing story:
Horizontal Bill" Morrison, who was
strongly in favor for Douglas for Presi-
dent in 1850, in his stamping campaign
Of Illinois, advised the young girls to
get their lovers to vote for the Little
Giant, and he illustrated his point by
telling them how an Illinois girl had
married young chap who was great
Lincoln man, and before the marriage
she had been unable to proselyte him.
They were married and went to Chicago
on their wedding trip. They had retired
to their room, aud the young husband
went down to take q smoke" About
1880 he retired to his room, but found
the door locked.
"Who is therc?" asked the young
wife inside.
your husband, dear" was the reply.
"Whats your politics2" she said.
Il am Lincoln man and don't you
forget it"
"Well, no Lincoln msn can come in
here"
The young man retired, went down
stairs and took another smoke and lin
gered until about IL o'clock. Going
again to the room he knocked.
"Who is there?" asked the wife. 2
In very stern and defiant tone he
said; ."Open that door; Pm your hus-
band"
81 tell you," said the vile from the
inside, that no Lincoln man can get in
this ROOM"
Provoked and mad, the young man
went down stairs again. About 10
o'clock in the morning he assembled the
stairs onco mora and knockcd-this
time very timidly. 500
"Who's rhere?" came in different
tone from the young wife. IT,
The reply was given in q lowered and
mutiled voice: "Let me in; l am John,
your husband, aud a lee,le the best
Douglas man in the State OF Illinoy."
And the door opened as if by the
touch oil electricity.
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The Women Elect a Postmaster.

Philadelphia Prea.
Brattleboro, VT, has Ind n sensation.
The sluggish current OF life in the town
has been stirred by au event !unparal-
leled in its history. The term of its
postmaster was about to expire, and as
eproved to bean unusually efficient oil.
Ger and as many Of the best people in the
town desired his reappointmcnt, it was
agreed that vote should be taken and
il tho majority was in his favor he
should be retained. It was to be an ex-
hibition OF civil service reform boiled
down and extracted.
But,what lent tho most interest TO the
occurrence was the fact that the women
were allowed to vote on tho question.
One OF the rules under which tho elec.
ton was conducted said that women
twenty.one years OF age whose sym
pathies were with the Republican party
In the last campaign and who were
listed either in their own name OF jointly
shall be entitled to vote, otherwise not. i"
The women Get about improving this
privilege in n Systematic way. They
formed committees, canvasscd the
neighborhood and met Mt 5 o'clock teas
to hear reports and to discuss the stu.
alton and prospects. 49,;
The result was that when election day
came they had things well in hand aud
were prepared to cast a nearly solid vote
for the incumbent. Seventy-live women
went to the polls and gave vote for the
postmaster, whom they had found
efficient and obliging when they went
to the Office for their mails, while only
twelve voted in favor OF his rival, who
wanted the appointment. Battleboro
never saw the equal Of the excitement
the event produced. Factories were
closed, hacks flew here and there 10,
tardy female voters. and enthusiastic
women stood guard over the polls chal;
lenging everyone whose name was mol
on their check lists. L; z
When the returns came in 1t was
found that the women had carried the
day. Their candidate had sixty.si1 ma
1ority, and the fair voters, who had e1
pressed themselves during the voting q:
'.so" disguised with practical politics
were almost ready to take of their bon
nets and cheer. Women and civil ser
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through tickets. and baggage checked, to al
poihT; ror rates and other Information aidres
WI. ROBINSON, G. P. A., Parkersburr.
AL. DANDY, A. g. r, A.. ParIersbnrrh
". II. OSBORN. s. T. A., Poneroy. Ohio.
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The unpopular minister is apt to fee
rs ii wrecked on lone, barren aisles,
CATAI,RII,
Catarrhal Deafness Lay Fover-A New
Homo Treatment

Catarrhal Deafness = uny Ferer-A New
Homo Treatment.
Sufferers arc not generally aware that
these diseases arc contagious, or that
they are due to the presence Of living
parasites in the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
q fact, and the result OF the discovery is
that simple remedy has been formu.
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
weeks.
N. B.-This treatment is not a snuff
or IN ointment; both have been dis.
carded BY reputable physicians as iuju-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt OF stamp
to pay postage, by A. II. Dixon & Son,
SS37 and $50 West King street, Toronto,
Canada.-Christian Adrocate.
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS,


Aonni Notes nnd Gossip.
Thomas L. Shelly Is home from Toledo, O
trip. fI0. U-ail So 80
lii.hop Vincent passed through hero yestcrdA
Tor Cambridge. ''lrr' -
Mrs. John Ilolllngshcad and family leave to
day Tor pennsylvania. ,'r
hiwarl Moore aud bride arc the guests O
people. NJ n -
INDECENT soldiers OF tho Third ward arc /,
apply 70 T. Ebcrlc. DR.. kemple or Dr.. Potterhelt
| Thieves broke Into tbs store.room Of butcher
John Eddy on Gravel hin aud took about 81
! worth Of meat besidcs all the tools.
Miss Ida Dean. cousin OF Mrs. Harvey Benson
| tiei at the laiters home on Sunday With the
fever aud was buried yesterday afternoon.
MT. John T.. Jarvis. Superintendent OF the
Bait imorc mud Ohio railroad, and who sue
cGcded Captain Devrles, made Dellalru his tlrsl
yiilt yesterday. 't.I lr,' III r'~.I' =
Henry Hays g. quite sick with the grip a,
me home Of his grandmother In Denwoot.
Harry ls tho general manager Of tho lower Ian
tern globe works. tlf'-. sos IfIT :
Nj. aud Mrs. John Brockan lost u twenty.
monlholl child yesterday from WhoOplng
cough. The remains will 10 taken to day to
Fteeport, o., f,r interinent.
John baum. OF this city. Is still In prison 10
germany, Tor having jumped his term IN the
army there. lie has Dcej iinprIsopcI AboDi
three months now. Ills friends aro pTeparlug
papers for his release. - l,-l0.- -
workmen while tearing down tho lining OF
tho blast furnace yesterday slade bearing III
anu most Oh me lining game down with rush.
were nearly smolhercd. 80 = -
Mrs: Lucy II. waymai, mother In Inv OF J, F.,
DlacIburn, Is In II critical condition at tho home
Of hcr sonin'law. having fallen down stairs and
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Another child killed by the use Of
opiates given in the form OF soothing
syrup. Why mothers give their children
such deadly poison is surprising when
they can relieve the child OF its peculiar
troubles by using DR.. Acker's Baby
Soother. 1t contains no opium or NOR.
phine. Sold by Logan Drug Co., J. 7.
Goodwin & Co., G. R. Geotze, A. 7.
Young, John Coleman. Daw.lO
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
Tho British GrnIn TrnIle,

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Marx Lane Express, In Its
weekly review OF the British grain trade, says:
English wheats nre stronger In London at MI nd.
vance OF Cd. The provincial markets are less
Arm. Sales OF English wheat during the past
week ware e.. quarters at .29s Sd. ;ainSt SOL III
quarters at 2?s Gl during the corresponding week
OF Inst year. English Hour is dull. Foreign
whents arc rather stronger. Corn. owing TO
enormous shipments from America has dropped
Cd. Oats have advanced Sd. Beans have de.
cllncd 80. Harley and peas arc firm AZ TO day 8
market dry English wheat was well held, b
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FoE the restoration OF faded and gray
hair to its original color and freshness,
Ayers Hair Vigor remains unrivaled.
This is the most popular and valuable
toilet preparation in the world; all who
use it are perfectly satifed that it is the
best, ntw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
MarketH L.T Ill. u.

NEW Yonx. Feb. l7.-Noney on cali easy.
ranging from 70 per cent, last loan 3 per
cent. closed offered at per cent. Primo mer.
| camille paper 6aGx per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull and steady al 81 Slat 81. Sales Of stocks
wero 2sJ 80 shares. li..l -
The stock mRrket to-day was moro active, but
ieverlsh and weak, especially In the frs. mud
last hours. and material losses were sustained
10 some oil the leading stocks, which were al
most ntlrely the result OF determined attack
upon values BY the western operators. aided by
the room Traders. Tho osicIsible reason for
selling was the n0nsucccss OF the meeting Of the
northwestern roads to induce tho Illinois Ten.
trAl 10 withdraw It's reduced tates 10 Sioux City.
The Impression that the Illinois Central, Rock
Island aud Chicago. Burlington & Quincy arc
determined to force n 1ghi prevailed. aud In.
dnced considerable selling OIL tho part Of tho
tradlpH element. The supply Of floating stocks
OIL the street Ia steadily growing smaller on nc.
sSG ,D 81 i9 purchases n o. mSae men, who
able bank statement Of Saturday was tho occa.
si0n OF considerable kcafish feeling and the lib.
eral selling orders from Chicago met with
strong rcsponsc from the local operators and iu
tho ilrst hal hour prices went oil rapidly. Rock
Is a1d Chicago Gas ard Cleveland, Columbus,
mont. Ff-lf- '1lE y ~
The recommendations by tho committee In
tho case OF tho Pacific roads funding bill gave |
Union Pacific a LIT. md In conjunction With |
Sugar retincrles Il was specially strong IN tho |
face Of tho weakness Of the general lIkt though
the advances were small and uuimpor,anl. Alter |
the lint dtiSc was over the market settled down
TO dullness nnd stngnnliOn, but all the forenoon |
fcvcrlshucss was marked characteristic Of the |
market. -" |
Toward delivery hour the news Of the adjourn.
ment OF the meeting ut Chicago was made |
knorn and was accompanied by a renewal Of |
the drive OF the morning. aud Missouri Pacific,
Rock Island md Sugar became especially weak,
although everything shared In the general Dc.
cline. Tho lowest prices OF the day were reached
aud tho close was nctiyc aud weak at the lowest
figures. The .specialtles suffered severely and
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati md st. Louis,
Wisconsin Central and Kingston & Pembroke
were most conspicuous for The declines cstab.
lslied. -
The list tonight is lower all along tho line,
and while the dual losses ate confined to irac.
lions on most cases Rock Island Is down 2l,E,
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis
~. Missouri Pacific W. Wisconsin Central ".
Lake Erie & Western preferred aud Chicago Gis
Trust per cent.
There was iIttlc Interest In railroad bonds and
while there was n quiet business done the
Sales d, 210,Coj.
Government DO ids have been dull and heavy,
State bonds have bccu entirely neglected.
3. BONDS AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MIN |
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.