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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
soUIAL MATTERS.
Events of Recent Occurrence Throughout
the City

Events OF Recent Occurrence Throughout
the City.
Saturday evening there was most
pleasing event at the home OF Henry
Menkemeller, at 2610 Chapline street.
The occasion was the celebration Of Mr..
Menkemeller's sixty-6rst birthday. The
friends and near relatives OF the popu-
lar South Slider were invited, and an
evening OF great enjoyment was spent.
The father was presented with many
tokens OF esteem by those present, and
a repast, for its dellciousness and plen-
ty, hard to excel, was spread. Mr..
Menkemeller is hale and hearty, and is
happy by reason of the prosperity his
sons are enjoying In Wheeling. He Is
the father of Charles and William, the
South Side pharmacists, each having
large establishment Of his own; Harry
F., the glassworker, and George, who
has a large tonsorial establishment
south of the creek.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
George Coleman, a well-knoWn and
highly respected citizen of Eighteenth
and Wood streets, celebrated his six
tieth birthday. The old genteman's
children, their families and others were
invited, and a most pleasant time was
spent Mr.. Coleman has but two chill
dren living, AID they are John Cole
man, the progressive and accommodate
ing Sonth Side druggist, and Mrs.
Philip Schoop, of East Wheeling. Mr.
Coleman was presented with an elegant
gold-headed cane by his son and daugh-
ter. Refreshments in great abundance
were served, and more pleasant time
could not be imagined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.


The report has gained a somewhat
wide circulation throughout the State
that COL B. +. Martin. Of Grafton. Is
dangerously i'll in hospital in this
city. COL Martin is in excellent health,
and has not been a patient in = Wheel
ing hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
FOR rae CHAMPIONSHIP.
A Bowling Association WIN be Organized
Ia Wheeling.

A bowling AhsotlAttVa WI ~
Ia Wheeling.
Alta meeting 20 be held at the rooms
OF the Wheeling PTess>Clob tomorrow
evening at o'clock representatives OF
eight of the local bowling organization
will organize a bowling league. ana
during the winter a championship 'e-
ries of ifty-Ex games will DO played
for prizss TO be selected. There will %
tbyse team prizes and two Individual
urIzes for the best work done 10 the
series. The name OF the Organization
IL 10 be the Wheeling Bowling Assocla-
ton. and the rules will be those Of the
American ten-frame game. The Official
alleys OF the lesgus will be Seioerts'
Wheeling Park. Mozart Park and ret
tvs. There will be four championsnip
games every week OF the season, which
concludes March %. Much interest 70
taken in the scheme, and there u no
doubt that u will be a complete success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
water Rents

For the term ending March 81, 1894,
are now due. II paid on or before the
31st of December, 1898, discount OF
ten per cent. will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

The Ohio River Railroad will sell on
December %, "a, 25. 80 and 81, 1898,
and January lst, 1894, excursion tickets
between all points on its line at one
fare for the round trip with return
limit January %, 1894.
w. J. ROBINSON, G. P. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
Interest Is Growing
Holiday Rates

In the special sale Of pianos and organs
at Houses Music Store. Prices talk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

Tn the Music line can be purchased
cheaper than ever before a. Houses
goeciai Sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

Fox all forms of disordered stomach use
Bromo-Seltzer. A palatable, prompt
cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
Special Holiday sale

OF Pianos and Organs Is how going OIL
st Houses music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
NENERAL REPAIR WORKS.

Scales Builder and Tester. Manufacturer OF
Small Edge Tools, Grinder aud Polisher Of Fine
Cutlery. Special attention given 10 al kinds
OF mechanical aud experimental machinery.
AL work given careful aud prompt attention.
A. FklERERrLHAUSER,
Southeast corner Eighteenth aud Chaphne
streets. Telephone ~ Agency for Howe
Scales. ssplteAdsb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
In,nre.r Il Growing
OHaI.

In the special sale of pianos and organs
at Houses Music Store. Prices talk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

II YOU want TO save dollars when you
W TIE G. c. SHOE Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

F. W. BAUIER & Co. sell
SteInway Pianos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
EpeEwooD FOLKS.


An ordinary good comedian will
often succeed in evoking loud and pro-
longed applause, but actors are very
rarely met with whose droIleries are so
thoroughly funny that the listeners for
get to cheer and allow laughter to al
most wholly supercede applause. Alba
Heywood is one OF those few comedians
who can make al audience forget TO APP
plaud.
In "Edgewood Folks" Mr. Haywood
has found a comedy that allows him
full cope for his comedy powers, and
unless all signs fail, fun will be running
wild at the Opera House next Wednes-
day evening, December 18th.
LEWIS MORRISON.
The impersonation of Mr.. Morrison
as Mephisto in Faust" is simply rich
and grand. II shows In every line and
action the prudent, arduous student.
fit were possible, the actor in the
Characterization has given to II more
delicate and refined bearing than when
seen here last; yet ct the same time por-
traving all the sensuous evil Of the
monster be impersonates. The conVen-
tional stage devil is not the devil pro-
duced by Mr.. Morrison.-BOston Daily
Globe. Morrison will be the attraction
AZ the Opera House Friday evening.
WILL o. THE wIsP.
evil o. the Wisp" will be the attrac-
ton at the Grand all this week, begin
ming tonight. The play will be pre-
sented by a company Of more than the
average ability. II possesses beauti-
full love story asd 10 one will see IL
without becoming interested in the
fortunes Of its jolly hero and beautiful
heroine. The true heart interest IS
found IN every scene and act.
~ p.r,frR 4. ca. sell
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pMng This Month

Won can dictate the price and terms on
which c. A. House shall sell Musical
Instruments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11
W,5 wants bat llttIe here below.
o.. -.nts thai little good

Nins out o. Ten men when asking for dfinks
WI simply Ak fOr something good, ana ols
- ~. rins there are not two who knoW HtenN
d,trk n good Whiskey, brandy, gin o. run -
"a ttero. Few h0tels Or vendors d h1eps
go Assure thsir customers thai the hqucts 81
$3.50 tbsrl are good and Old one tastes ~
49,. ,.4 a. the ether tns II you want % "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

+. w. BAUMER 6 Co. sell
SteiRWay Pianos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

+. ". BAUxER 4 Co. sell
SteI9Way Pianos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-11

F. W. BANNER & Co. sell
StsInWay Pianos.
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M,w,F&D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-19

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec IS-Entered schr Do
Mary gray, houslea, Mayaguez, r. r.: schr
} . Hoskins. Bennett, Norfolk, Va; steam
ship Yemas see, NJ exec. New York; schTs
Isiahk Stets Il Iask, philadelphia; Emma @
Co ton, Ayres Philadelphia; MoraQcy, Wo0s-
tet, st Lhomas, w /.
Charleston. Lee ls--Arr1Ved. steamer Sem
mole Chi hester. Jacksonville; p .oceeded
New York tug Dauntless 5rupswicn, to tow
schr Susan 3 Ray, Bal ,imore; schr 10 epee
Randall thompson, New York.
Cleared, steamer Hibarnia lBrl, Taylor,
sailed, sante Anna, E Maria, Cammarrato
Bristol s-hr Mary S Bradshaw, tacemlre,
Beautor:. S G, Dec is-Arrived, steamship
Farmer Works [Brl OAklands from Bermuda
GEORGETOWN > O.. Dec ls-Arrived, schr
Percy W Schall. Hubbard. New York.
Sailed, sehr John H Cannon, harrison,
Port ampa, Dec 17--Arrived, sehr Senator
Sullivan, Crockett, Havana; steamship oil
vette Mckay, Key West and Havana.
New Orleans Deo le-Cleared, steamship
HignUury. hayre, via Newport News; tug NJ
Moran. Progresso: sohr fred A small, Balti
nose,
celsior. New York; breckheld lBrl, Fergu
SOL Liverpool; Zanzibar Brl, o Neil.
Penarth; astronomer lBr, Wallace, Liver
pool: Albert Duno lNorl, Hargen. Port
Limon; Ell Dora 10, Perry, New York; S
o erl De Luca. san a Marta.
Sailed steamship III Norte, New York
Bremen. Dec l6-Arrived, steamer Fresh
field Bri. Fleming. Charleston.
Barcelona, e: 13-Satled, bark St. Chris
TOPPER owl, ooderOerg. st Simons.
Genoa, Dec l3-Arrived. steamer Stramer
Garaenia Brl Rutherford savannah.
Philadelphia, De- l6-Cleared. schr Aaron
ReJ ard Steelmal, Savannah; oscar @
s hmidt. Ba on savannah.
New York. Dec l0-Arrived, schrs Carrie L
Tyler. Nit hell: Port a npa; w p sumner,
Scott Fernandina: Aefaretta snare. Smith.
Fernandina A ii Howe, Peckwortn. Charles
ton. anderber, hen. Tor et Charleston;
Nellie FLO, d. Johnson, Georgetown.
Baltimore, Dec 16-Arrived suhr Anna e
Ket. hum. Dill, Charleston; Normandy, RiV-
ers savannah.
Cleared sobrr David Baird, Booye, Wilm-
in ston Emma Q Middleton, Graham, Charles
ton.
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Sunday World

The Sunday World of Dec. II, is an ex-
tremely interesting number. Among the
leading features are the following: "A
Fiction Story" by Frank h. Stockton.
"Nellie Bly's Remarkable Experiences
With Mind Reader" ''TOrn from Her
Soldier Lover" An extraordinary story
OF real life which reads like tale of fic-
ton. "Alive, But Ought to Be Dead -
Strange adventures of New York man,
all of whose friends believed him to be
dead. "How 10 Make New York Better. ("
Leading clergymen and others write Of
their ideas about DR.. Parkhurst's reform
movement. "A Pretty Girl as an Usher"
One of the Worlds young women has
some odd experiences seating the au-
dience at a big Broadway theater flames
Whitcomb Riley Has Reformed" Some
very interesting news about the Hoosier
poet, and why he has stopped drinking
president Hayes Old Home" Stran-
gers now in the house at Fremont,
o., and the Hayes family widely scat
tered. And other features. For sale at
Estill's News Depot, 2l16 Bull street, Sa-
Vannah, Ga.-ad.
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was weak az the opening ruled so all day
ana al the close was S0ic. under Saturday
Tor May. which was relatively weak sr than
the near BY deliveries. Oats were weak e
cause everything on the list was. May at the
lose was &43c under Satur-
uAyS mai figures. Provisions we're
weak on selling by the packers There was
so muUh weakness all over the floor that
produce sym pathlzed. Shorts pressed their
advantage, and although the market for live
noSs az the yards showed some tirmness, it
ala not carry enough weight TO support pro-
vlsloaS. The ash Ce nand for shipping was
practically Celd. Domestic markets we're
weak ana foreign easy, Receipts hight and
shipments LIBERAL. January pork closed 275<c
qnIer Saturday; January lard l71.c lower and
January ri 15c lower
chicago, De-. IS-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour was little more active, feel
IN tribe easier Wheat-No. . spring 604
96ic; NO. red, 60sa@611sc. Corn-No. >,
S5c- Oats-No 2 e74ac. Pork, per barrel,
Sl2 22H u IS. Lard. S7 1907 81. Short rib
s.des 81 2O96 y. Dry sailed shoulders, s. 25
81 Is.
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EXPORTS OF COTTON.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

New York. Dec. ls.-FlOur dali and weak:
winter wheat, low grades 81 OJGp 2 IS; winter
patents s. 40Gei s.; Minnesota clear 81 04
3! ~: patents So S0d9S4 81; low extras s. 90
8. IS; southern -four dull and weak; com
mon TO far extra e. coz 3 %: good to choice
extra - 1904 20. Wheat moderately active,
u lover closing steady; No. . rel in store
and eleva CT 6jHc; loaf 6SGS3I4c options
opeaeI urn at nc advance, fell &c on in
creased visible and clearan es, closing weak
at \ under saturday, with moderate trade;
No. red January closed at o7'sc May nae;
december 66%c. Corn. spot more active for
exEo {, lower and weaS: No red "A a04Ac
elevator; 4M1l6I<c aholt; options moder-
ately active, Il &c lower closing weak; De
cember 44Lc; January 1880. Oats. spots
dull and easier: options fairly active and
easier December 1890; January3}%c; sNo.
waite, December S5e; o. 2, white SPOT 3'4D
$3.50: mixed western 339s 9 j41zs; white west
shipping hO0l6)c; goodto Choice IS Jos. Beef
steady and quiet family 81 10 Doii 81; extra
mess 80 5J08ll 90. Beef hams duh al SIS 0J0
SIS 70. Tlerced beef firm and qnte,; city
extra In liza mess II O1TS2O 10. Cat meats
d Ii ami steady; picked bellies So: picked
shoulders 6sD6I4c; picked hams eGJMc; mid
d es nominal. Lard quiet western cam
closed at 10 nominal; city Sf21; refined
Quiet and easy; continent S. 81; south Amer-
Cal g. ~; compound 6J0D6 %. Pork uull
AMI lower Butter quiet and veal ; state
dairy 10 Q26c; state creamery ga u; western
ID ~ 10 B29c; western creamery 20 &c; fac
tory l615 nloM A: Elgins 2En2SlAc biOiasseS,
foreign nom nal; New Orleans open kettle,
good TO choi @ 1908 c. gu et and steady. Pea
nuts quiet: fan la I'd picked $40 c.
Coffee. options steady at 5aD points up:
ye- EN- eT 1900 March I6 ty916 g; Nav
IS 5J0l5 20: spot Rio hrmer an quiet No. z
IsX sugar, raw. irmer and quiet; fair re-
timing 25Se: refined steady and in fair de-
mand; No G. 313l614 standard lfG
az = cut 10 4 bdal 3.lCc. crushed 5Gbj 3l6c;
graduated 3-l63 t1so. Freiehts TO Liverpool
steady. lnO1ern.e demand; Cotton' by steam,
r n
bicago Dec 49, The wheat market was
very weak to day. The opening was lsc
under saturday S Close rallied 10. then de-
clined &c, where the market closed Corn
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DRY GOODS.
A TIMELY SUGGESTION
For Your
|. CHRISTMAS Presents.
See
FOye Z A0TiSOH'S
-o*@ ->o*0- ~~*~~ 0*~~4o-
Decided Holiday offerings.
~o+@ ~*@ $50 -o+@~+e-
Sensible Qnd inexpensive.
COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS.
Bargains In Black and CoIored silks.
Bargains in Black and colored Dress
Goods.
Bargains In Damask and Chenille Table
Covers.
Bargains In LaiIes' and chiIdren's cloaks,
Bargains In Linen and silk HandkerchIefs.
Bargains In KID Gloves and Hosiery.
Bargains in Blankets and Comforts.
Bargains In Gents Furnishing Goods.
Bargains In children's Embroidered six
Caps.
Bargains In POrtieres and Lace Curtains.
Bargains In Silk Umbrellas.
Bargains In Head Rests, Silk Scahs, Etc.
100 dozen Nurses White Aprons al 10 and
25c each, worth double.
Great attraction in every department.
.[0VE Y LI0DDIQ0AI
FOYE Z MORRISON.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED.

AGENTS for the only official work on the
fine. and liberal arts departments Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition; agents fur
nished with oifieial letter Of authority from
President Hight otham, Of the fair; the work
is supervised by the best engraver in the
world Illustrations prepared by leading ar.
lists Of every nation; the publisher rights
are accompanied by rigid sttpulations as to
the quality o. the paper. pictures and text all
of which must be prepared to the satssfs t.on
Of the toard every full-page illustration tears
the official seal OF the exposition; good terri
tory and liberal terms. Apply
GEOR5E BARRIE, PUBLISHER.
Philadelphia,
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Co, GreigR g. w. Lemon & M. w b Cooper,
Hunter = & -, John Flannery & Co Stubbs n
r. Woods G. Co II II Cohen. j ID Weed & Co,
S p SChotter Co, Letter Son Henry Nc
Al pin, A Buokenholtz. Savannah Steam Bak
Co, A Sonnenberr & 90. NJ Ferst Sons & Co
JAS Bart Bro, M Henderson. J Q Ander-
sen M ID Riley. B ~anuers j he Miller Co
Savannah Guano Co. Southern Cotton OH Co,
A 3 iiull & Co, J w Moore. Is Johnson, J b
Tilbur Agt steamer Alpha.
Per South Bound Railroad. Dec is-
S Guckenhcimer & Sons, j y Weed & Co G r
Holmes, spec atty Co A Ehrlich Bro, w Is
Metzgar, Fawcett Bros. II 3 Cassels.
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Per steamship City Of Birmingham from
New York-LeOpold Adler. Appel s. s. D An
depa, Adams Drug & Paint Co, Herman Auer-
bach, Estate 5 w Branch. X Blackwell
NJ ; & d A Byck. Rev rtichard Bright. l. Blue
stein, > Biumenthal NJ BlumeLtlal Butler &
y, + 5 Byck 4 Co, anuet & Co. j Carey
Cohen q b, Collat Bros. w G Cooper +
Collier, Collins u & Co. Conner, II 4 Co Paul
Conlda. T. M Connor. Crohan & ID. Geo l.
Cook. Cohen Bros, Agt Central z r. w Con
nor care Q X +. Eugene Church, Rev @ CAT
ferty. Jas Downing. l. Desnoullion, Geo
Dieter, James Douglass, M DOYLE Joe
Brakeman. NJ Dryfus. X j Dukes. Ec<rnan g.
V. Enrich & Bro. G Eckstein & Co JR
Einsten. 1 Epstein & Bro. Falk Clothing Co
Miss Jtlia Feely, W w erxLson, p liin BROS
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Fleischman s. Co. Frank
q Co, rretwen n. Foye q N. j n Fur er
Jas Gardner. Gardner & u, c Gray & Son
GaZan q Is, + Grady 81 on. Chas = era
ham. Chas GOette, S Guckenheimer & Sons
l. Is Gre ST. Mrs NJ Hammond, e ker. j j
NJ Co. Heuisler g. II. II Hirsch, Harness q j.
II Juchter, jackson NJ s. Co, " Jaudonc at
Kavanaugh q IS. kOlshoTn g. NJ Krouskon VI
Co. Lang, E Lee. A Lefher son, r II
Levy & Bro. Mrs NJ Lewis Lind ,ay b NJ
Lippman BROS. II II Livingston, ChOug Long
Lowell & l., - Lowell sons. Ludden g. g.
Lyu q, u Lester Grocery Co, MOhr Bros
John Lyons s. Co. A MeCredmond. l. Nc
queen, 60 .aastick. Ed Mastic. M q A Mox
Myer W. W B Nell Co, Meinhard Bros q
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, Dec l6-Palmer, Riven-
burg & Co. olose Oranges, ia oy
lines, ST 1850 2 90; average lines, ST bOGf rs;
r sets. 81 50@l 20: tangerines, 81 5G12 50;
mandarins. al G01i 30; grape fruit. si 506
%; lemons, IL 0033 "; cukes, per crate e 90
a O0;. eIg plaHt, per barrel, "a O0d5 CO.
a., xes, 81 o 9 DO; tomatoes, per crate 81 5Jn
2 81. green peas. 81 50dl3 %: beans. 81 5 la2 so
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Per steamship d II Miller from Baltimore
Miss Whitehead. d T Madlgant w x Forest,
w f. h Long. c A Beebe, g n Schultz, 4 b
SChalling and steerase.
Per steamship Gate City from Boston
w BROOKS, Mrs Brooks, II Fl Crawford and
wife, y j o ell, w Austin. Miss Mcdonald.
} l. Morse Mrs a O X ings bury, J II Morse
and wife Mrs J ii HI er. Mrs J B Russell
wife, w Willis. Hubbard, J w Roberts,
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Exports.

Per steamship Kansas City for New York
1,5i0 bales upland cotton, 20l tsles sea island,
2S3 bales domestic and yarns. p ools rosin oil.
443 bUls rosin, 525 bbls spirits turpentine, 10
bales hides, 80 bales linters ,757 pkgs fruit.
613 pkgs vegetables. 1856 tons pig iron, I43 sacks
chat liz pkgs mdse.
Per Spanish 5 eamship Juan Forgas for
Barcelona. 1902 bales upland cotton, valued
at 1916 go 95.
Per schr Annie Bliss for Baltimore, ga, 023
feet p lumOer, Georgia LUMBER Co.
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Miss Chickering, 1 T Hartley, Medora Lane,
Edith Lane, G A WEIGH and wife Hattie
Schaub, Mrs + w Jordan and chi dren II F
Ba ker Miss F w Jordan. M E s. annell M
Carey w Kennedy, a V Glaver, J lhom,
son. D ID Thomson. A p 1o;ie and wife G
Randall. H Wiley. Mary Thomas, caml
Margan. w p Woodwork, H 4 Mason, b
Russell and 1 steerage.
Per steamship CITY of BIRMINGHAM from New
York: w N Burns, G. w Boy nton. \ Is NJ
Page, Miss f r. Eates Miss @ f MoAlptn and
maid, W G smith Mrs N Deyo, Rev J J
Boyle, p r Sloat, Q Farnsworth, VIM
ones, Jas Egar, VIM Maxim. JAS Kelley,
1hos shurmick, hos Wa d. w NJ Ihurston,
Mrs l. Edwards. Miss Angerso1. Miss y
Weed w Il Willard and wife. Miss L Rollins
head, Mrs G DO iinshead. Geo w Dickson,
Mrs 5 A Cakes, Jno NTH. Jno Mcdonald, b
+ Hough, ana % steerage.
Per steamship Kansas City for New York
n Kaufman. II E Raymond. ] n Ad ans,
Mrs. Flanders, Miss G NJ 10 les 7 H Choice
ner, Miss Gertrude Jaeoby. Miss Mary Il
Waites, w II u uld, S Terfry, w Trott,
Lilly Schaefer, J w Currie. Kittic Clemens,
DR.. Chas w Torrey Frank o. m lsen, . NJ
Edgerley, Harry kristensen. An McMaster,
Gus Eichenboter, Jno Douu.
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Per Central Railroad, Dec 1875 III bales
cotton, 10 tons pig iron . bales paper stock,
247 pkgs mdse, 1871 pkgs d9mesties, ~ boxes
oranges, 304 sacls corn, 1888 sacks Fiee 1920
pounds buggy material, 10 bids hides, car
boy water. go arms. box eggs. 3 cases
whisky, l.7i9 b6ls rosin, 1853 bbls spirits tur-
peltine, 50 bbls ri q. II bbls empty bottles Is
bbls syrup, IS bbls liquor, 10 bbls powder.
l car meal. cars coal, cars wood 2 boxes
organs. HID wa g.
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail
wav, Dec 1890 bales cotton, II cars wood,
empty drum. 30 empty kegs, cars coal. 8
cars hay, 22o2 bills hour 2 kegs liquor, 1911
pkgs mdse. 80 cars rock, "a cars lumber. ,638
bbls rosin, 81 bbls spirits turpentine. z bdls
hides. l424 boxes fruit, Il bbls fruit, 2l7 boxes
vegetables 20 bbls oil 20 hbls syrup.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railwav
De- l8-I9 LaIes lotton. car cotton seed, 3
cars wood, cars cotton seed meal, 1 car
meat, ~ bbls -four. l oil stove. rs sacks meal,
bbls meal, lox soap. desks Grated, l Odl
hides, 2 boxes snuff, boxes G loJds car
coke. lot household goods. 25 bags p nuts.
car coal tar, car powder, wagons and
fixtures
Per south Bound Railroad. Dec 49,
lis bbls whisky cases wine = cases eggs, 8
bales domestics, o cases drugs. kegs syrup,
bDl tarnlps. coop geese, 2 coop chickens, 3
cars wood.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Juan Forgas [Spl, Luzarraga,
B1roeiona. Richardson & Barnard.
Schr Annie Bliss, Phillips, Baltimore,
master.
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MARNE INTELLIGEN1:
uNSeAA1 -
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Slorrs [Brl, Daniel, Liver
pool to load cotton for Europe, J r Minis &
Co.
steamship Gambetta [Norl, Weitzer, Blue
fields kavanaugh & Brennan.
Bark Meteor lGerl, Niemann, Saltport
Paterson, Downing u Co.
Schr DEL r. shepard, Welsh, Norfolk, coal
to q, l. laggart; vessel to Jos y Roberts s.
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COMM sRcIaL.
SAVANNAH MAKE rs.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
Savannah. Ga, Lee. rs, 1893.
Cotton.

The LEGAL ma 'ket was quiet and steady to-
sav. There vas moderate demand which
us freely met On Change at the first
call. at 1879 a. N, the m lrket opened quiet
and IN n lnged. The sales we're 152 bales. At
the re .ular midday call, g 1 p. m, the sales
we're 95S bales aad at the elosiny OF the
ma -ket at the last call at Z p m. the sales
we're 80 bales. The entire sales OF The day
we're ass bales. The oflclal quotations were
ouiet and LnchanAei, as follows:
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Rice.
Naval stores.

Spirits Turpentlne. 1.-The market opened
firm at 26l5c for re: ulars At this price
20 casks were reported sold. The receipts
we're only 2O0 barrels, he market immedi
aelv beoame very nrm q I'd advanced TO 263lc
with sales Of $50 arrels. at which price the
mari closed at the last call at 4, O'Clock D
m, at Tie Board OF rade.
ROsin = he market was Arm and the de
mand good, the sales amounting to about
SOoO barrels AT the Board of Trade the mar
ket onened and closed firm a. the following
quotations:
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Distress After Eating.

INDIGESTION. sick headache, and dyspepsia
are cured by p. p. p, CPrickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium)
Abbotts East Indian Corn Paint cures all
corns, warts and bunious.-ad.