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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

s Blank forms for nse Of merchants
notaries, Justices Of the Peace, etc, for
sale ut this Office.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

Mr.. b f. Perley, the veteran gin
wright, is now here, prepared to attend
to any job in his line Orders left at
this Office will receive prompt attention.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

The First National Bank Of 0pelousas
hha purchased site for the erection OF
4 Bank building which will be built 10
the near future. The lot is on the
corner of Main and Landry streets, lU
feet on Main by 40 feet on Landry, aud
being centrally located, is admirably
suited for the purpose. The building,
Na learn, is to be of brick and stone,
tko stories, modern stTle, and will un-
aonbtedIy be a important and
ufnamental addition to the town.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

For sale at a sacrifce--A good sec
ond- hand Pleyel piano Apply at once
at this office.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

Latest designs in fancy cards, enyel.
opes, etc, just received at this Office
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

Get your meals at the Farmers Union.
Lunch House, Opposite the Poss ONCE
on Main street. q
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

WrTHour LIMIT am ready to
compete with prices Of any other dealer
in Opelousas. Y. 81. STEW AaI =
August 4, 1891. E
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Look out for She aTrainmen's" exs
cnrsion on the 9th OF August from
Washingts to Morgan City
Train leaves Washington at 6:3O !;
0palousas Gas; Bellevue 6:5s, and
Snn Set 7:08 in the morning. Fare for
tae round trip from any of these
points, only s. 90
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

ST. Stauislaus Commercial College,
Bay St. Louis, Miss, $50 miles from
New Orleans on tie Louisville and
Nashville railroad). begins its 37th ses.
sion Thursday, September 3rd.
Placed III one of the health resorts OF
the Southwest, and in the immediate
vicinity of the Gulf shore, the sea-
breeze and sumner bathing make of
the College healthy and delightful
home.
The, course of Study is threefold :
Preparatory, Commercial and Scientific.
The Commercial Course is particularly
efficient, and graduates from it find
ready and lucrative employment 10
business.
This College received n silver medal
at the Paris Exposition of 1889 for its
exhibit.
For terms and particulars address
the President.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

leo cream at Mrs. Perranlt's saloon.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

Il is d very comical sight to witness
The antics Of our anti friends: 10
orc breath they clanor against the lot
teFyites and complain bitterly that they
tsar they will use their mouey 10 IN
aaence the voters, when 10 and behold
sFa find that the antis are the only ones
Who seem TO be putting themselves
q any particular pains.
While the lottery men ale keeping
aalet, ne find the antis going around
tlle parish giving barbecnes, gathering
crowds, treating the voters, and proba-
nly spending all the money they can
lAy their hands upon, and no doubt be-
asEe the campaign gets hot all that they
san borrow. Better keep quiet MT.
sat-, and break down some glass
houses before you throw stones.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1891-08-01

We have heretofore referred to the unani-
| nous verdict of most of the nations of the
earth upon this subject how all Of them have
tried them and not only abandoned them,
but absolutely prohibited them.-St- Landry
Clarion.
And this positive and broad assertion is
made in face of the fact that there are lot
| teries in Germany, France, Spain and Mexico,
and that Emperor William proposes to estab-
lish another. The Clarion must bank largely
upon the ignorance of its readers,-A Alexan-
dria Times.
Yes; and upon delusise faith in a
resolution some wouldbe sharp politi-
clan has been persistently trying to
work through the Alliance to the effect
that, it, the "Alliance,n will not sup
port any papers in, or, out of this State
that favor the adoption of the Lottery
Revenue Amendment. This eontempti-
BILE little scheme, if successful, would
send grist to the Clarion's mill, and
enable it, and other papers like it, to
gull and stuff it's readers, ad libitum
ad nauseum ct ad satisfaciendum, with
the most complete salmagunda of mis-
representations, in the hope that their
readers might never learn aud know
the difference between truth and boldly
asserted falsehoods.
Having resolved" to shut their eyes
and ears against all papers not owned
and controlled by their selectmen they
might have nice monopoly Of news
paper patronage. We are happy to be
able to say, that, as far as our observa-
tions have been extended, this un-
American, because uRdem0cratic dirty
ruse, has not worked worth an appre-
hension on the one hand, or, smile on
the other.
The intelligent farmer will not con-
sent to be led blindly, nose in hand, by
the smart demagogue while attempting
to play the roll of a shrewd politician.
He needs not to be told at tle9s late
day, that no harm can result from free
discussion for and against any opinion
or theory He knows that out of the
conflict of antagonizing thought, the
light of truth is elected, and made to
shine. He knoWs that truth born of
God, has never sIet been crushed with
out rising agah 4. He wants nothing
bnt what is fai3. and he knows that
a Press, paralyzed on one side, and
dealing in sophistries, and delusive
schemes, and selfish motives on the
other, can never serve the purpose of
righteousness or patriotism.
A free Press has come to be regarded
as essential to the existence and per-
petuity of free government Hence a
free expression of opinion on all subjects
has been protected by constitutional
provisions, and inserted in the Consti-
tuition of the United States, and in
those of all the States of this Union
No law. shall be passed regulating or,
restraining the freedom of the Press
but these spawns of the lowest order
of political dabblers, wriggling in their
cesspool habitats would restrain it by
outside organization.
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strayed or Stolen

From Prairie Basse, about six weeks ago, a
gray filly, white spots, about eight months
old, unbranded, very gentle. A reward of
five dollars will be paid for the return of this
FLY to Edouard Dejeau, in Prairie Basse.
PHILIPPE STEELE.
July 25.-lm,
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The parish Of ST. Landry is one of
W. largest and most populons in the
slate, but for one cause or another she
aas been singnlarly neglected in 80 far
aa the State ticket is concerned. It
seems to as that We have many worthy
alan Who could properly fill d place on
ssle State ticket. One of our parish
naReEa has suggested the name Of 4
htleman for whom we have the
nl9hsat esteem, and although he is an
Antls lottery man, and d prominent
abar Of tho Farmerss Alliance; still
I'D Az gentleman who enjoys the
sapece and confidence of his people
ssa W. SEQ no reason why the Alliance
'As sanflon III Lafayette should not
sssofae him for tho position Of State
sAsurBr.
certainly wonld have no objec-
sA e bLr. 4. j. Thompson in spite Of
.=ss le1gs on the lottery question, which
agll contrary to ours, ne still give
z:'' credit for being honest ID bis con-
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NO. 45.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.

->.-+>r>->->-~r~.- &-->-'~~.>~
KDURLIC SALE
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ESTATE OF MAru1LDE Srrr1G.

Probate Court, Parish qfSt. Landry, No. 5lo2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16

n
pan Blakely arose to point OF mercy
and brought up their case a. He said ht
had known them for years and had AT
ways found them honest and upright
men. Neither of them, to- his knowl-
edge, was given. to dispute, but it just
happened on this occasions. Each had
an income of SSper week, ana out OF
that might possibly manage to save 80
cents. The fire was SlL00O, and strive
as hard as they might it would take
about one hundred yearS<t0 pay it. The
outlook of the future TO them was there
fore as dark, as the. inside, Of AL old hat
at midnight, and he hoped the Pres-
dent would see tit to exercise clemency.
''IS dis de gineral feelin'' throughout
de hail." asked Brother Gardner. -, o
''It are" answered fifty voices.
Den ! take pleasure in announcin'
dat de fines am RENTED, an de delin-
quests restored to all DER rights an
privileges. | do dis bekase it ar de
first case, but want dis Club TO UNDER
stand in de moas' solemn manner dat
DER mus be no wanglin' or disputin' in
dis hall. 1t makes no difference. to us
whether de Ga'den of Eden was in Asia
or Arkansas; whether de ark was
painted red or green; whether de
whale swallered Jonah or missed him.
Our bizneSs is wild de present. What
we want to look out fur is to see dat
later bin an de flour bari doan col
lapse wild emptiness, an dat we doan'
git Sot out doahs kaSe we can't riz de
rent fur de landlord. We will now dis
qualify de meetin' fur one week an 60
home" r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16

Highest all Ieayenng Report Aug 1886
.ovs2 - @N III o. a
y . Z a 80 P6Ndett|
ABSOLUTELY PURE

$40 35al6 40;. July sl5 ,9?al6 90: August
SIS 40ai5 45; September Sl4 s5ai5 90; spot
Rio dull $40 90. Sugar, refined quiet; of
} A 394c; moulded A 45-f6e; confecuoners
( A sc; cut loaf, crushed SIC; powdered
41(c: granulated Bloc sMolasses, dull
Rice, steady. Petroleum, steady; united
691se..~Cottonseed OH, quiet Talioy
quiet. Rosin duh. Tdrpentine, steady
Eggs, quiet; western l6Ic, Pork. steady
old mess $40 30 Anew mess Sfe 08al2 30
extra prime sll co. Cut meats, quiet
Lard, firm; western steam 81 5215; June
So Al; July 81 50: August 50 %; ,Septem-
/ l5c; western creamery l5alSc. Cheese,
quiet. .-(->-i].s !
PHILADELPHIA, June l5-Flour, dull
| WheatS weak and lower; No. 2 Ted June
! 81 DIAL %; JulySl 03al OBJ August 81 0C
+ al 0O1E;. September 99lScasl oo.,s Corn,
dull: ungraded 653c: No. 9 yellow 65%c;
No. , mixed June and July 62a62Hc: Au-
gust co. a6l &c; September 60a6lc. Oats,
unsettled and lower; No. 3 white, track,
- &c; No. , white June and July AZ a45c
Pork. nominal atjs2 00al2 %; do familysl4
ala 90 hams, smoked, ), 1O1sal2c.. Butter,
QUIET and~Steady; Pennsylvania creamery
extra 1S13al9c Cheese, fairly steady. Re-
ceipts-tlour, 1000 barrels wheat, 10000
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels. hipments-Wheat, t2oe0 bush
els; corn, l6, 600 bushels -0sts, "a. 600 BUSH
els.
CiycIFxAll,gOl, JsneSf5. LFlodr, faiiily
81 81; fancy t4sOa4 50. Wheat, i'm No.
red 81 or: receipts 100 bhshelss shiphents,
loo bushels CORN easier; No:lP mixed
5Sc.. Oats, lower NO. 5s4rc Rye, Htlll
No. , Soc. Pork, higher at $40 S712. Lard,
firm at s. 80. Bacon steady; short clear
So S71l. Whisky, steady at 81 l6. Butter,
steady; fancy Elgin zoe; Ohio l9a20c;
fancy dairy lie. Lihseed OH, b0a52c.
Eggs, slow. CheeseSweaker. y. .".l4.}.
BALTIMORE, MD, Jnne l5-Wheat, weak {:
No. > red, spot 81 06; July | 02$ial OF {;
81 ools al 00ss: September 9g$fa
Isl CO. receipts 40 900 bushels; shipments
LOS. 900 bushels Corn, steady; mixed stjot
and June 623l a63c July 6l$ia62c; receipts
3, 00l- hnsheIs---- Oats weak; -NsF~2-trt+te
E ESs'e du 'ss5Ss Ill., pro opsaoIs
'hnchangsd, ,tGetreei,dqli RipsGpl9c.or, Z ,''.
| TQLEDo, O,s June, 15sMs-,Wheat. active
and ffrfher, cash and Junes1 OF; July 95Tsc;
august 941sc; December 96hc. Corurfiraa :;
Flash, 5S1I Oats, quiet; cash 46c. Clover
seed, dull; cash 81 20. Receipts-Flour,
100 barrels; wheats :19sa bashels; corn,
ID 200 bushels. hipments-Flour. 5000
barrels;ewheet, "a, Ose bashe ls: ~orassi 200
EOusneis' .seeS - 9ifo1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16
A Sure Cure for Eheumsttsn.

7 have personal knowledge of cases
of rheumatism in THIS vicinity that
have been ipmediatelyj believed and
permanently cured by Chamberlain'S
Pain Balm after other remedies We're.
used without any benefit. l have been
handling the Pain Balm for the past
five wears and have never had AMY Gus
toner. express anything butl words OF
praise for the medicine. 1t has been
my experience that any customer VINO
once uses Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm VIII
have nothing else when again ip'need
of such a medicine. z. W. Potter, post
master and druggist, Elm Creek, Ne
bfaSka.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. juno ll,--W heat was fairly ac-
tive: cables were weak and lower. The
ather,throughont the wheat belt was re7
ported exceptionally favorabl that IN the
northwest for the maturing OF, crop. apq
that in the southwest for the harvesting,
which has begun there. the market closed
strong at about the best figure OF the Gay.
|. Corn, active and higher Oats were weak.
Provisions, strong and higher. Flour, dull
and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. . 1c'
No. g sprng 90a95c; No. 2 red 96't assSc
June 95a96c, closing at cISS3ElE re-.
942Ic, closing at 94$sc: August YOSa9l &C,
closing at 9llic. Corn, cash, No. 2, Boa
SIC closing at SIC: July So sa542Ic, closing
at 543/c: August 52aa533zc, closing at
53a5c. Oats, cash No. 2, 3719c;June 31a
37Xc. closing at 3712c; July 36a3S%4c,
closing at 37lSc; August 300 ABB &c, clos
ing at 800. Rye, No 2, Sic. Flaxseed,
at 81 49, Timothy Seed, 81 Is. Mess
Pork, cash $40 50al0 50; July, SO 0Oal0 40,
closing at $40 40; September $40 20alo 30
closing atsl0 CIV Lard, cash s. 2o&6 2oi
July 81 loaf 3d. closing at 81 81 ,Septeu-
Der 81 SCAT ~. cl0singa at 81 % bulk Meats,
short ribs, cash $ g5a6 O5i July 81 it79a
O5, closing at sGq3; Septemoer - YEA
shoulders s. 00a5 10; sh TT clear So Boa
40 Others unchanged Recepts-FIour,
1000 barrels: wheat. 6S,OOO oHshels; corn,
1873 600 bushels: oats, l6600S bushels; rye,
=. 900 bushels; barley, 4, 900 nsheis. snip
ments-Flour, p. 900 barrels; wheat, q ,0oC
bushels: corn, 6l2, 900 bushels; oats, l96, 0Oo
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels barley, l,O0C
bushels. --.- 90 .
| New York, June 15-F'lour. receipts 10
600 packages exports SOC. barrels. Mar
! ket dull and heavy; sales 1,0oe barrels
! Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels: exports
o.. 900 bushels: sales, '5,72o,000, bushels tu'
lures. and l6g. 900 bushels spot; spot mar
ket steady, No 3 red SfOS9@. 'ungraded
red 81 O5%al lljS. Options steadytand
higher; No, 2 red, June "a Veal o,Ai
closing, lat 81 O1}4; July 81 " gal o. clos
ing at 81 O5; August 81 DIAL OIL clos
ing at 81 O05I; September y9@sc.aSl O013
closing at 81 90; October 81 GOAL 00.9
closing at 81 OO4 December 81 0ls5ai o24'
/ closing at 81 OK. Corn, receipts 2s,OOC
bushels: sales, ,936OO0 Bushels futures
! and Ia, 600 bushels spot market firm ane
quiet ungraded MIXED 66a69co Juiy9j3c
August 80 ati9I4e, closing: atr6s &c; sep
I TENDER SOL. &C, Oats, receipts ~ 200 pu
shells: exports none; sales, ,5Q}, 900 bushels
/ futures. and al 900 bushels spot: fnarhe
4 lower; July I? &, August 31a&rsc, clos
/ Ing At 81 : G; September 30 L4ccd P9G. M.
I white i6i$t mixed western 40a46c ;-wnlt'
western 41a5S. Hay and ft6pS'stead1
Coffee steady, 5435 points d99wIq; jam
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cssssstlo an Kxtremer'

TACOMA, WASH, June .15.-AS are
suit of rhes prosseat of the,saoon-
keepers OF this 5fty BY the nsfsunday
Saloon Association not saloon was
open yesterday, The SaloonkeePerS,
after beng cA1hted,' decided to- have
enforced the entire Sunday closing. law,
whichforbids any kind Of tbashess be-
ing done except that of undertaking,
livery stables and hotels. Yesterday,
in addition to sal6ohs and Gambling
houses, not restaurant, cigar store or
news stand ldsredlao opsaAE G,H%@Ost,
1t is thought the effect of this whole
sale closing will bring a repeal of the
State law and defeat the Sunday clos
ing movement. The hotels could not
accompsdatssAe hnasrTycra&ds used
TO getting meals at restaurants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16
> FINANCE AND TRADE.
Moneys at 2a3 Per Cent? oyernments Dull
and Easier-Stocks Dull-Flour Dull
: and Unchanged = Wheat Active and

a.
and Easier-Stocks DuIl-Flour Dull
: and Unchanged : Wheat Active. and
Strong. ..,.,.,, -,,,.,-s., ,s,,s,. -,
: NEW New YORK s Jun; June l5.-Mopey Qneall easy,
ranging from 2a3 per cent, last loanrat ~
ercent CLOSED offered at per cent, Prime III
mercantile paper, 81 az rPerr cent, Sterling
exchange qIfiet and strong at 4SSa4 .,z,s
. GovERNMEyTsLDull and easier; -
lFors Registered I'll. "., ,, :,y ...,,,,I
F FoSfs and a 9alf Reg stsfad:!: 70 s?s
Fours aihhd-:a-haff COUPON 100 d
Pacific Skies of '95. .;..,....,.:t,.::. Tug
s4IS1EsM@bul and easeffsaa2lt ,s - ~,
:, RAltIoAhs&More ,actiye::S ees -SS5l ,QQQQp,
: SEp6gss@The stock MARKET opened, iflh +
'morning with quite 'littf rpp9pHu l in Fai4li
road stQchss but had TO pieet and io9Yereo Ifl
the g 9}SG GG q s Gaiea agG3 5hs
a faas sgc f9 b se an9 us
l ipeF IG b 3r 81 Speciaities.r While
the foreigners bought literally Of failfoad
was seen, However, and the late trading Was
devoid Of Interest tan4, cbedane ,intep sely
dulr me only material. Change was IN
Chicago Gas, which lost ~. per cent. The
market closed very dNit' but Steady at in
significant changes. Sales l95;l0l shares.
Quotations closed bid -. ~
Adams Express, 14G !; American Express,
I12; Canada Pacific, a4r Central Pacific,
800; Chesapeake and Ohio, ilG19.; do first
preferred, 10; do. second preferred, i29i
Chicago and Alton, 124; Chioae o, .;Bqrlingr
ton and Qaincy, .s91a i Delaware and Hud,,
son, l2S3S,g = Delaware, ,;Iackawapna and
Western, l3a5SS Denver and Rio Grande
preferred "a; Erie, 2QI4; de.preferred,
5l%; Eft, Wayne l4Sa illinois Central 96i
Lake Shore. ll0a, Michigan Central 80;
Minneapolis and ST. Louis, So; do pre-
ferred, S1l Missouri Pacific, 6919. North
ern Pacific, 243f; do preferred, 6s8; North
western, l06}9; doapreferred .:l39; New
Yonk Central, ieQ15; Oregon Transconti-
mental, hi. Pacific Mail ,ia64 Peoria De
catur and Evansville, 1919 : PitSsoqrg,,
IA: pullman Palace Cars 1As Reading,
3l%; Rock Islapda13J5s: ST. Louis and Stan
Francisco, -: do preferred, -: do first pre-
ferred. ia: SnVPaul, 65s9; dol preferred
1l21.: St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
1913; St. Paul and Omaha, n. do, pre-
ferred, ,,,S414 Texas Pacific, .I4l4; Union
Pacific, 49, United States Express, ~;
Western Union, Sl1S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-16

nos and q, daily, F. ". Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vesti.
bule Sleeper between Nv as hip ZION and Louis
vile and between aOahcinnatp sdfd Old iPoin
Comfort.
Nos and solid trains with Pullman Seepers
between Cincinnati and Eashington. No. 2has
Pulman sleeperFonA}erte toiom pint Com
No. ven stop rs white Sulphur Ito let on
passengers from points west Of Huntington and
to take on passengers for points east OF Char
louisville.
Train No. 8 leayesJX fen Forgs $50 a. IN
and arrives at Charlottesville at 10: 80 n. IN.
I HUNTINGTON DIVISION No H. leave
Clifton Forge deiiy 81 30 q. %. srriys Hgntingto4
$50 p.H no M;daily, heavs gatiIgton SEQ
a. m, affive Clifton Forge 4:30 p. m: No. ID,
daily except Sunday, leave. East Sewell 500 a.
m, arrive Huntington 1000 a. N. No. 10, daily
exec pit Sunday, leave Huntington 300 p. m, ar
rive East Sewell 7:05 D. m.
{ CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. II, daily @,
cept Sunday, leave Huntington 8: 10 q. m, syri'
LCincinnati 1918 a.. m. No. 1S, daily exceI
Sunday, leave Cincinnati 900 p. IN, arriv
huntington. $50 p. m. No, 49,. daily excel
Sunday, aeate Msyssille '6:lSa q. m, arrive Gin
cinnati $40 a. u. E9,-p, daily except Sunday
leave Cincinnati 500 p. m, arrive Maysville
.:-s9 H. w. FULLER, CENT Pass. Ast.
OSCAR G. MURRAY, Traffic Manager
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British Grain Trade, ,rn-s

LONDON, June Is. A1'he Mmz' Lane Ef:
grain trade, says: English wheat shows a
btendency to declinevthoagh good#retis axe
quoted at 4Os and whites at from AS to AS.
The prices Of foreign wheat show al, aver
age decline OF I'd. The dealings in. Ameri-
can red winter for future delivery show
that priees-afe ma+atainetls- eefng qeetettat-
Liverpool at SIS l0d per GENITAL for Septem-
sber delivery, Califoraiais rather weaker.
Corn is firm and Sd dearer. Oats have de-
clined sd Barley is slightly improved.
Beans hnGpeas axe rathsr lower as------,-
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Ytgihle SunnN0rGrain.

e CHICAGO, June ks;;Tafgist$le supply OF
is as1qNnsVst Wheat. l6@0A 900 bushels;
SusStis; de s S5l, 900 bSsfels; Sass,
{ ,262. 900 bushels decreasa, 2s1;0Gg bush!
, els: rye, 295, 600 bushels; decrease 10000
bushels; B5aar1tey -TT7,UJU bushels; decrease
,,32 600 bushels. 40
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llI - CENrAif SfXSDAkD TINE.
VUGnnSylvdn fdRHS.t
From Bridgeport Station.

I TECHS via the Cleveland and Pittsbura Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburg, Chicago
impd Cleveland, s:4a a. nj. For Pittsburg, 1913
T. m tFor Chicago md Cleveland, 100 p. IN.
For Pittsburg and New York 2:44 p: m. For
SteubenYiu L. S;43-2.-p. For East Liverpool,
GIL p. IN.
Transarrive at tssidgeporta at SEQ n,, ei0: 30,
a. m, I2;R p. m.' 20 p IN, sn5 ip M, and Gas s
.FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railway, Panhandle Route, leave Wheel
ing Tor SteIBenenle Pittsburg and the East,
$40 "A. IN. 1879 p. m, 3:20 p. m, and 9:05 p m.
E9S Columbus Cinennati lndian9poiis and St;
ana Chicago 1870 p. m. Trains arrive at
Wheeling at $50 u. m, $3.50 n. m 2:35 ?. M,
and 10 p m, ana 5:25 p. IN. Trains leaving ut
go a. IN. and arriving at $40 p. m run solid be-
tween Wheeling and Pittsburg. All trains daily
except SUNDAY ik3s- Et+i II :Fto
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Baggage checked through to destination, of
WIZ. ROBINSON, Ge4sssasll sPasaepger Agent
Parkersburg, VIVA.
A:J BANDE, Assistant GenerAk Passenger
Agent, Parkersburg, w. Va.
a. TOMLINSON, Passenger Agent Wheel
iu.y w
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PETROLEUM.

NEW York: :.rid4e'l5- Petrdsani opeh&l
steady and advanced shghtly..op small buy
ling, then declined on selling from the West
van vania, opened sssgs: iiicttst.sa}4 e; lowest
and closing t;>}.e.- -Satsss2l 900 barrels. 49,
OIL CITY, PA, June l5.-Petroleum
opened at G935c; highest t995c; lowest
6s3.c; closed at 6s3se, Sales, $1,000 barrels;
clearances, barrels; charters, 2O,92O
barrels; shipments, CASA barrels; runs,
S,64l barrel. Ivy
P1TrsLgKs, PA, June 5.-Pet rbist n ;
market duh; opened. 69las; closed. 6s13c;
highest, G9%c; lowest 6s19c.
+ BRADroRp, PA, ,Junes PeugoieuY,
opened 694c; closed at 6S19c; highest
zoe; lowest CSC: clearances' ! =
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zstroteaI.
Health Is Wealth !

- r c WEsT's NERVE AND bHAIS TREAT
.,- . Guaranteed specific for HySteriG, DilN
.-,vul>i ms. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
.e Nervous Prost9ation caused by the
..cohol rs tobacco, Wake iclnesS' alentHi
SESSION. Scsrpuiug ~ the Brain, resulting ~
,.t.a ans l.slihg 90 misery decay ana 1e@ra
r-e Old .t-e. Ba--enness, Loss OF Power
ser. fnvo.unNtrv L0sses and Sperma
. caused Hv oyc--sNe-ion or the brain .
-lt.sa o- Ov r-IudulCeuce. Each box Co
-. months tr.atmen1- SiNG "a box or ,tl
.-- q lu. sent 6y MAJ prepaid on 'ecsip
Gsas4~tee Six Boxes
.,nv case. .NitA esich order reUe,Se6 by
....v boxes. sccompAnled with SOW viii
t.r rurcaaSer "a written guarantee 10 re-
t... money - me treatment docs not effect
Gga-,if,.vds iSssed oaiy through -
ET0LAIE BROTHERS,
...-. Sole Agents, McLain BiocSi -.,-
.. aud Twe.i sueets, Wheeling. Ma
-f-lhgc
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.fIffhsMeta Market.

New York, June l5.-5ig iron, 'Athsrf4
can SIC GOALS - Copper steady; lake
Sl2 O5. Lead, dull; domestic = 40. Tin,
quiet and steady; straits go TO. 81 p. -