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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-23

PROFESSOR Swine, OF Chicago, has
been, as was stated yesterday, very
triumphantly acquitted OF the charge
OF heresy preferred against him by
Professor PArrsN, but notice having
been given OF al appeal to Synod and
of.further worry and controversy and
notoriety aud trouble in relation to the
matter Mr.. Swine announces in the
Chicago papers his withdrawal
rom the Presbyterian Church. This
step ls to be regretted. II Mr..
SWING is guilty Of heresy to the Presby-
terian church then are also the forty
tive clergymen, members Of the Chicago
Presbytery, who have approved his
course and voted for his acqulttsl, and
he ought to stand by them and with
them and fight the battle TO its end in
the highest ecclesiastical body recognize
ed by Presbyterian rules. From the
Synod OF Northern Illinois to which
the case was appealed by Professor
PATTON it would probably be taken to
the General Assembly Of the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States, and
there an authoritative determination
would he reached. Left in it's present
shape, the controversy threatens split
IN the Presbyterian denomination, the
formation Of q new seci, and the conse-
quent weakening of the good influence of
the Presbyterian branch of the Christian
Church-consequences that are to be
deplored 10y all who desire the unity
and harmony of all who profess TO labor
for the spread of the Christian cause.
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CtncinnaII Market.

CINCINNATI, May % 22-Cotton-Dull
atlSc. Flour-Dull and lower at So 25
66 so. Wheat-Dull; sample lots
sold at 81 37@l SO. Corn-Steady at
70@75c. Oats-Steady at 54G6Oc.
Rye-Scarce and firm at l Is. Barley
Quiet aud unchanged. Oils-Un-
changed. Eggs and Butter quiet.
Cbeese-Firm. Pork-Firm; jobbing
slS. Lard-Quiet aGd firm; summer
steam l0sc; kettle lli@ll3c. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders 6sc spot and
buyer May; 7c buyer June; tic buyer
July; clear rib 9tc clear 50 6O@9sc,
Bacon-In good demand and firm
shoulders 7t@7fc; clear rib lOtc clear
l03@l0sc; slso sales OF clear rib at lOc
loose. Nhisky-Steady at 94c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-23
LOUISVILLE
Loss OF the Steamer Allegheny Bell

Loss OF the Steamer Allegheny Belle
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-About seven
o'clock this morning the Allegh eny
Belle No 4, bound for SteubenviIle,
sunk about 200 yards from the Indiana
shore and opposite Portland. She was
trying to cross Portland bar with two
barges and grounded. The pilot swung
her around all right but the current
drove her again on shore, knocking q
hole in her. She soon sunk aud is q
total wreck. She was valued at $l5,-
900, was not insured asd was owned by
Captain John Booth OF Cincinnati. Her
hull was new, but the machinery was
built in 1859. She had about 1000
bushels of coal on board, much Of
which will be lost. 1t is thought the
machinery can be saved. The Nick
Longworth was coming down at the
same time and the rapid current drove
her on one OF the Alleghenys bsrges
before she could be stopped. The Long
worth was not much injured.
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New York Live stock Market.

New YORK, May 22.--Beeves-Re-
ceipts only l3O head, making 2,255
head for the past four days against
3,le4 head same time last week. There
was not enough doing to make a mar
ket. The receipts were all still fed
Texans, part very common, 4i cwt.,
aud sold for 9ic. Sheep aud Lambs
Receipts 4,200 head, making 1850
head for the past four days against TO-
l60 head for the same time lsst week.
The demand was fair aud the market
ruled steady at 5@7ic for common to
choice sheep, all sheared and S@l4c
for spring lsmbs. Swine-Receipts
| ,920 head, making 10000 head tor
the past four days against l9, 100 head
fer the same time last week. None are
on sale alive; dressed firm at 100 4c.
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Why NOT! Why Not:

This is a pro blem which must De
solved by every person for themselves;
VIZ: If | can obtain book which Will
give me an answer to any important
question which l may desire to know,
in the whole world OF knowledge, Sci
euce, Literature, Language aud Art for
The mere pittance OF ~ cents per day
for one year, ought not to do so; lnGn n
subscribe Tor Zell's Encyclopedla,
which 100000 subscribers in the United
States testify has never before been
equaled for what it costs. Mr.. Z. ClarS'
agent for the above, is still stopping at
the Grant House for an indefinite time
and invites sll persons who are desir'
Gus OF an inspection of this great work
10 call on or address him there, and he
will either visit them at their places ol
business or homes with samples Of the
work. Why not?
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CONGREGATIONAL SUMMARY.

In the House Yesterday the bill APP
propriating money for the payment OF
the war claims approved by the Com
mittee on Claims was passed after
slight amendment.
A bill authorizing the issue OF army
rations 10 distressed people in lower
Alabama was passed. as also was bill
agreed upon in conference committee
to facilitate the expectation OF distilled
spirits,
Anumber Of private bills were passed.
In the Senate the Civil Rights bill
was under discussion during the greater
part OF the session yesterday, Mr.. Ere
linghuyseu having the management OF
the bill. 1t was vigorously opposed by
Senator Bogy aud others and final
vote was not reached. Although the
Senate wac still in session at two
o'clock this morning, Mr.. Merriman,
OF North Carolina, occupying the floor.
A number OF unimportant bills were
introduced. On motion OF Boreman a
bill to appoint temporary government
for the territory of Pembina was read
through.
The Centennial Exposition bill was
nlsced on the calendar and will be
called up at the earliest opportunity.
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New York Mark

New YORK, May 22.-Cotton-
Dull and easier; middling uplands
lS3c. Fiour-Quiet aud unchanged.
Rye fiour-Unchanged. Corn meal
Scarce, firm and unchanged. Wheat
Heavy apd lower No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 47@l As; winter red and
amber western l 4S@l so. Rye
Firm. Barley-Duli. Corn-DuIl and
lower; Old and new western mixed S4
"a Soc; old aud new western yellow SAG
S64c, white western S999lc. Oats
Oiiet and dropping but closed firm.
Coffee-Rio l7t@20ic gold. Sugsr-
Quiet. Petroleum-Crude SIC; refined
I3;9I3tc. Esgs-Firm; western l4@
l5c. Pork-Firm; new mess IS OOC9
IS l2I cash; is 45 August. Beef
In tair demand; plain mess ~ 259
70 90; extra II OC@l4 90. Cut meats
Quiet; bellies lot; middles dull; long
clear lOt@lOic; short clear lO3 Lard
-IrreeuIar; prime steam II 9-l6 cash;
lI!c May; ll!@ll 9-l6c June; ll59
llIl-I6c July; ll3c August. Butter
and Cheese-U uchanged. Whisky
Lower at 97fc.
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w ASHINCTON.
WASHINGTON, May %.

The Committee on Judiciary OF the
House had the civil rights bill under
consideration tosdsy, and agreed to the
clause giving to the blacks all the priv
ileges OF the schools enjoyed by the
whites, in other words, mixed schools.
The President.
The President aud family left Wash
ington this forenoon for New York to
bid goodbye to Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris.
Large crowds visited the East room at
the Executive Mansion to-day where
the floral decorations OF the wedding
still remain.
The Centennial.
The bill requesting the President to
extend, in the name Of the Unite
States, invitations to foreign govern,
meuts to take part in the International
Exposition in Philadelphia. in 1876,
was reported back to-day from the
Senate Committee on Appropriations,
with the following proviso: That
the United States shall not he liable,
directly or indirectly, tor any expense
attending the Exposition or by reason
OF the same"
Secretary Fish was before the Com
mittee on Appropriations to-day with
reference to an appropriation to carry
out the plan for reorgsnizing the Depart
ment OF State The Committee will
report fayorablv.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The French Duel.

LONDON, May 22.-A special dis
patch from Paris states that iu the
duel between Prince Metternich and
Count De Montebello it was the former
who was slightly wounded.
Dispatches from Paris on the Min
sterial crisis are confused and contra
dictory. The Times dispatch says the
cabinet intends TO give the assembly
the option Of acceptance of its pro-
gramme or dissolution.
The names OF the American students
recently drowned in Lake Geneva are
given as VIM. Woodbury., John Crane
and James Crane. - .
A dispatch from Bayonne, says en-
gagements take place between the
Carlists and Republicans daily, Tor the
possession OF the heights commanding,
Bilboa 1t is claimed that the Carlists
have gained some success.
Oppenheim & Schoder, merchants,
have failed. Their liabilities are estl-
mated at three million dollars.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Money and stock Markei


New YORK, May % MONEY Easier
at 2@3 per cent Sterling firm at
4 S74G4 So for 90 days and 4 9O3@
4 81 for sight
GoLD-Ranged at ll2i@ll21 and
closed ct ll2i with small dealings, Gus
toms receipts $2SS.000 Treasury dis
bursements s35S,0OO Dry goods exports
for the week sl,634,6S7. Carrying
rates fiat ct 3 per cent; closing at per
cent. Clearngs S26,O00O00.
STATE BoNDs-Firm in the late DEAL
ings with more activity. The New
York registered county loan advanced
to 10, the highest for long time.
Missouris were also higher. Railroad
bonds steady and unchanged.
GoyERNMENTs-Firn
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WHEELING w. VA SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 2S 1874

which was becoming of more hnport'
ance every day. The effects OF
an irredsemable paper currency
had been 10 stimulate specula-
ton and rob labor OF its ( earn
inge. 1t was the general opinion, says
Kitchen, that charity only tended to
create pauperism. The report depicted
at some length the effects this kind OF
charity had ou the lower classes CT 80,
ciety, They leave off work and depend
upon these charities for their support
The remedy for pauperism was that the
relief offered should be connected with
labor as much as possible.
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FRANCE
New Ninistery.

PARIS, VIA LONDON, May %, Mid
night.-A Ministry has been finally
constituted as follows: General De
Cissey, Minister Of War and.Vice Pres
ident OF Council Duke De Cazes, For
eign Affairs NJ. De Fourtoco, Interior;
NJ. Pierre Mague, Finance; NJ. Eugene
CaiIloux, Public Works; NJ. Louis
Grivart, Commerce Viscount De Gu.
maut, Public Instruction; NJ. Odrien
trailhand, Minister OF Justice.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May 22-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Wesk;
No. | red winter l So; No. 2 do ] "A;
No l Wisconsin spring ] 429 43.
Corn-In fair dsmsnd and firm; low
mixed 76c; high mixed Tic; ears on
track re. Osts-StesdY; No. ! State
and western 5Sc; No. = do Soc; white
6Oc. Petroleum-Qulet and weak;
standard white car lots l2c; Ohio STATE
test IN 1902 l5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-23
DINCINNATI.
Row Murderers Sentenced.

CINCINNATI, May 22.-At Seymour
Indiana, yesterday, two boys named
Fleetwood were convicted OF the murder
Of little German boy about year
ago, aud were sentenced to the peniten-,
,iary for life. The evidence showed
that they enticed the boy into held,
beat his brains out with club, cut
his throat and threw his body into q
creek. all for two dollars.
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, May 22-Flour-Quiet
and weak. Wheat-In fair demand
and lower; No. | Chicago spring 24t
No. > do l2lt9l 2licasb; l 2lt9
l % June; l 2li July; No. 3 do | lot;
rejected 07!. Corn In fair demand
and lower; No. 2 mixed 6li@6l3c cash;
6l!661ic June; 62tc July; rejected
5Si95S;c; high mixed 63c Oats-
Quiet AID weak; No. . 41c spot; 43tc
July; rejected 45l946c. Rye-Sesrcs
and firm; No. > ". Barley-Buoy-
ant but unsettled and higher No. 2
spring ! 81 bid; No. 3 do sold l ~,
Pork-In fair demand at lower rates
and irregular and closed al II IS June;
l76O July. Lard-Quiet and shsd.
easier at 10 9O9l0 Us cash; lie asked
for June; closed at llfc July. Bulk
Mpats-In fair demand with lower
rate: sales OF shoulders at &c July
short rib midiIes &c spot; 9 Us Jub'
loose. Whiskv-Slesdy at 94ic.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May 22.-The trade
movement was slow with manuiac-
turer's agents, but a fair distribution
was made by jobbers. Cotton Goods
steady and unchanged in price. Print
market unsettled by the break In
American prints to Sic. There was
more inquiry for heavy woolens by the
clothing trade. Dress Goods less &C.
tive. Better prices for ribbons were
obtained IN the auction rooms to-day.
Hosiery more active.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGroN. May -. P.M
PROBABILITIES,

For New England, the Middle States
and the eastern portion OF the Lower
Lake Region partly cloudy weather
and northwest winds will privail, with
but slight changes in temperature and
stationary or rising barometer. For
the South Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather and light rains near the coast
with northeast TO southeast winds, 8
slight fall OF temperature and falling
barometer during Saturday. For the
Gulf States, Tennessee and the OHIO
Valley generally clear and warm
weather, easterly and southerly winds
and slowly falling barometer. For the
Upper Lake Region and the North,
west generally cloudy weather and
light rain, southeast or southwest winds
nd stationary or rising temperature.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, MAY 22-FIour-Quiet
aud unchanged. Whest-QuIet. Corn
Strong; new mixed western Sac; old
S5c. Oa,s-Iu good demand and firm;
mixed western 65966c; white G7la6Sc.
Rye-Firm at 81 O5@l 10. Provis-
ions-Flrm. Mess Pork SIS 90. Bulk
shoulders 7c; clear rib sides 9fc. Bs-
con shoulders 73c: clear rib sides lOs@
lOsc. Lard; firm; refined llB@l2c,
Butter-Choice western 2s93Oc
Whisky-Noninsl at Csc.
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CINCIN NATL.
Railroad Accident.

CIrCINNArI, May 22.-A Gazette spe-
cial from Wabash, Indiana, says: Last
NIGHT the accommodation train on the
I. w. & Western railroad, a short dis
tance east OF Wabash, broke wheel
and the passenger coach WAS detached,
Mr. Swift was instantly killed, Mrs.
Pablins slightly injured, the skull ofhe
son "a small child) fractured, brakeman
Page fatally injured, conductor Nudge
injured in the back. and all the other
passengers slightly hurt. The car was
turned over in q ditch.
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ARKANSAS.
Fire.

LITTLE ROCK, May GA fire at
Forest City to-day, destroyed about a
quarter OF the place. Loss about S4V'"
600.
The Governor to-day resplted the
sentence OF Cass Mattock, who was sen
fenced to be hung on Thursday Lext,
for thirty days.
The House to-day passed, by vote
of AZ to 7, a resolution OF thanks to
President Grant, for his action in the
Arkansas case.
InvaIids and visitors are flocklng to
the hot springs, from all paris OF the
country. at the rate OF fifty per day.
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Philadelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-Wool-
Active and steady in price With the
supply nearly exhausted; all the quota
tions were unchanged with the excep-
ton OF New York, Michigan and west
ern medium which was quoted at 500
52t and No. superfne pulled 42i@
i3c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Flour-ln
moderate demand; superfne 81 o5lG
5 90; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family 5O@7 25; State, ludl-
ana and Ohio 7506S 10 Wheat.
Dull; red 81 45@l 65; amber l 659
l 70; white | 81. Rye-Held at 90:
Corn-Hi. her. yellow 9Oc; mixed west
ern 90ja92c. OAts-Held firmly; white
6S669c; mixed 62!c. Petroleum-Re'
fined nominal at l3ic. Wbisky-Flrm
at QQMl 90.
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This oil deriving it's name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
the best if not Tie best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and all
pain, and it appears no medicine ha:
ever gained so fiatteriug a reputation
ia as short time, maylS
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GovERNMBNTs-Firn.

SToCKs. The market was irregular
and a. the commencement OF business
there was a decline along the list OF
J to !! per cent, which was followed
by recovery OF ] to Il per cent. Later
on there was a slight downward reac-
ton after which the whole market re-
covered and was strong till the receipt
of dispatch from Milwaukee, which
stated that Governor Taylor, in circu-
lar, recomm ends shippers by the st.
Paul Il Northwestern railroad to pay
freights only as fixed by the Lsgisls-
ture and If more s asked to make COM
plant before the nearest justice OF the
pesce for criminal prosecution. The
market became weak on this dispatch
and prices fell off / to per cent, The
greatest decline was in Northwestern
l. s.. Paul, the reaction in other
shares being light. The total sales were
$4,000 shares.
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IOltdO n ark eI.

TOLEDO, May 22-FIour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whest-Dull and
shade lower; No. l white Michigan
! IS; amber Michigan cash or june
| All; July | 453@1 45l; No. | red ! Sc
No. 2 do AIT; August ! 81. Corn
Dull and shade lower; high mlxec
cash and May 6lic; June GSic' July
69Ac; August 7Oc; low mixed Csc
damaged 62ic. Oats-Steady; No.
554c.
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MEMPHIS.
The Flood.

MEMph,s, May 22,-Notwithstandlng
the river at this point has fallen over
10 feet since the decline began the
vast body Of water spreading over the
bottom opposite here, which has sub
merged the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad to Madison, has fallen but
little. Parties who left Madison yes'er'
day state the decline there had not been
over seven inches. The damage to the
railroad is unknown, but is feared to De
Ouite serious.
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J. T. LAKIN Il Co., merchant tsilors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock of spring and summer
gooda which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
anteed.
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GREAT excitement al J. w. Ferrel 8
over his new large arrival of Carpets
and Drv Goods and cheapuess in price,
He is selling splendid brussels at 81 III
per yard, aud other goods in propor-
ton. Now is your time for great bar
gajus. as he will beat them all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-23

WE advise all who want fret class
Photographs to see the specimens at
Robinsou's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which characterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ouptv Commission Indicted.

CHARLESTON, May 22.-The county
Commissioners OF Bsrnwell county,
were arrested and lodged in jail yester-
dsy, upon an indictment for malfeasance
in Office.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, May pa large party Of
Russian emigrsnts passed through
here for Sultan, Nebraska, where they
have founded a COLONY.
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GET THEM ALL.-Ten pieces OF SUI
purb silk striped Tainese Cloth, summer
shades elegant. Cost 81 40 in gold at
IS cts per ward. STONE n THOMAS.
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The BALL More cheap
Dry Goods and Carpets come this dav,
and you should come and see them at
a give-awsy price.
J. W. FERREL.
Centre Wbeelinp.
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Down THEY Go.-Fifty pieces ele'
CANT summer Dress Goods, bought at
great slaughter, worth SIC, at lie.
STONE &ITHoMAs.
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SHEET Music, new choice lot, Just re-
ceived, at Sheib's Music Store, lll4
Main street.
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BLACK SlLKs.-Tremendous slaughter
in all grades. So Silks at 81; elegant
27-inch Gros Grain at $l.l5, cheap at
Sl.75 anywhere. STONE IL THOMAS.
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aVheeltug 4eglstsr.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll2f.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
3ay will be clear and warm, with east
erlv or southerly winds.
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pI,,,burxb Petroleum Market.

PlrrsBuRGH, May 22.-PetroIeum-
Crude quiet and nothing doing; quoted
at 35IGl 40. Refined very dull; June
ouotpd l3c with salea.
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Wheeling Island Driving Park.
To spOrtsmen and Others.

We the Undersigned, have rented the
above grounds and fitted them mp IN good
order, laid a good dancing floor IN Floral
Hall. and will cover the same, so a. TO pro.
tect all who may rent II for Picnics, and
Keep them dry and IN the shade. We Will
also take Horses 10 train to trot, run ana
mace. also take colts and v VildrunAwsy and
kicking borses 10 break and horses thataTe
sick, lame, or any ailment that they are
subject TO will be treated with skill and care
The Track will be let 10 persons who may
want TO make ract, by making sppilcs-
ton. Season tickets can b. hai fOr S4y,
each, giving the holder the priviItg= OF
A.P HASCHER, ". d V. z.
rn,l3h JAMES A. UMPLEBY.
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Prints from 3 TO cents at J. W.
Ferrels.
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Music Books cheaper at Sheib's, TIA
Main street, than elsewhere.
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MUslC Fohos, all kinds, cheap. at
Sheib's, lll4 Main street.
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Sampson OIL,

CHICKRRING Pianos for sale cheap, at
Sheib's, lila Main street.
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PIANO Stools and Covers, cheap, at
Sheib's, lila Main street.
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BY TELEG R AP b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, offlce North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.