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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Ey llELvErfk AND ITS IMpaoyr.
ESrs.-We understand that Hclye-
tia, (,he German set,lement) in Ran.
dolpl county, is rapidly improving 10
the way Of clearing up tue immense
forest and building comfortable dwell
lug houses. A gentleman who re.
ccutly visited that yillage says, that
its inhabitants are type Of honesty,
energy aud industry; aud it seemed as
though every person had something to
do. No loafers or loungers came I'm.
der lis observation. It's population Il
something near three hundred now,
aud 10 still increasing, and We hopo It
will DO bu. few years till IEclyelin
can count her inhabitants by the thous.
ands instead Of hundreds. When this
village was frat located, some three
or four years ago, there was no,
enough cleared land on which to build
q cabin. The immigrants were Sc.
down We may say, in = perfect wilder.
ness; and they deserve much credit
We think from the county in which
they are located, and counties ada.
cent thereto, for improvements made
and the industry manifested. They
purchased ibis season from the nurs.
cry Of A. g. Crooks, Of Ohio, fruit
trees to the amount Of Eve hundred
dollars, which has tho appearance Of
Cuisines" 10 connection with the
above improvements they are to have
astram saw mill, NhichIis now under
erection by Mr.. A. yogel, Of that
town, who is sole proprietor. The
boiler aud engine passed through town
last Saturday aud we suppose that in a
short time tho mill will DO completed
aud 10 operation, which will soon ena.
bic them to erect some fne dwellings,
The old "wheel.horse" (Mr. o. II.
Latz, is tho founder Of oil this enter
prise, --Backhannon Della.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04
Fresh Bologna at Yassar's.

H HArrr,-l'ho young friends Of
BILLY Wilkinson presented him with
an elsgau. "stovo.pipC hat" on Christ
mas day; aud hois exceedingly proud Of
Il. "Billy's" shop is the head, quar-.
tcrs for the b'hoys; and 10 grateful
remembrance Of past kiudnesses,
the boys proved that they were moi
void Of gratitude.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

RF Business CnASeEs. -blessrs
Aspinall & lshorbOugh have purchased
The handsome and commodious brick
store.house and ware.rooms now occu.
pied by Mr.. p. NJ. Hale. Considera-
tiop $1,000; possession to be given on
the 18th inst.
Mr.. B. Brinkman has purchased Of
Mrs. Moore, the store now occupied
by Messrs. Aspinall 4 RhOrbOugh,
known as the old Moore stand, aud
the buildings adjacent thereto. Con-
alteration $1,000.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

ET SOME PouLrRY.-Wc are in.
formed that Mes,ts. Gluck & Co., Of
Troy. a few weeks ago purchased 10
cue day thirty:One hundred pounds Of
poultry. This beats anything in that
line up 10 date, Ncxt2
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

GT TINS village Of Troy, Gilmer
county, now boasts Of staye factory IN
"full blast" Two barges are now
being built, to be loaded with slaves
and shipped to Parkersbnrg. Lumber
BUSINESS on Leading Creek is getting
to DO . "big thing" to tho dOnizens
thereof.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

T MRs. NAYcY sTRlssER. reIict Of
the late William Slringer, departed this
life on the 9th inst. Her remains
were Inferred in the Butcher Gene.
terry" on the West Fork.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Ar Man KiLLEp.-on tho 2srd
uls., Isaac Post, farmer who resides
near Spencer, in Roane county, was
killed by a tree falling upopS him.
Hc was cutting the tree down, and
when itfoll it lodged against another,
rebounded and fell upon him, killing
him instantly.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Eg No girl should take music les.
sons or BIO allowed to wear q stick.out-
behind until she knows how to bake
bread.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Gs- Gxopar MrEKs, who formerly
resided near Jacksonville in this
county, died suddenly a few days ago,
in Kentucky.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

TT PAEur. whole subscriptions
for literary pupers expire with tic I'D
year. can renes Tie same by calling al
the News Depot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04
g DELlolrE SupolcAL OPERATION.

E DELlcLrE SURGICAL OPERATION
The Stanton KiHdicatOr says {:
About three weeks ago, Muster Oliver
Hartman, seventeen years Of age, a son
Of Colonel Asher W. Harnlan, was ia. .
ken by his father to Philadelphia, to
DR.. Pancoast, a celebrated surgeon
there, to have most remarkable Oper.
alton performed The youth a few
years ago, had pimple on his nose,
which, Notwithstanding medical treat.
ment, completely cat away that mem.
Der, leaving the face smooth. The
sore then healed. showing that 1t was
not acancer. The operation, which
consisted in taking . piece gu. Of the
lip and another out Of the forehead,
and making a new and very natural
nose. occupied abou. two hours, The
patient mot usiug chloroform, and
bearing tho pain manfally. The
wounds have commenced healing, and
early in January the organ will be a,
sound as that on tho face Of any one else
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

NJ OH Mn. ALFoRD, Of Polk
Greek, met with very severe accident
'tle other day. He was driving a
team, when the horses got scared and
ran of. throwing him to the ground
aud inaicting severe injuries. Dr.. N.
b. Bland reduced Tho fractures. and
reports the old gentleman as recover
ing. tfa g
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

RI We regret to hear Of the
Of The death Of Hon. Daniel Raymond
in the ssth year Of bis age. His death
occurred at The residence Of bis son,
William Raymond. Esq Federal Hill,
Richie county. on tho 10th ult! Mr..
Raymond Was one Of the first md
most fearless advocates Of Democrat
10 sentiments in the legislature of
this State. 10 1865. He was one
Of the little band which manfllly
stood up against prescription. aud a
man whose memory the people cannot
too much honor,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04


in
EJ BnIER MEsTloS.-Rey. + NJ,
Hughes, Of Buckhannon, conducted
quarterly meeting at The n. u. Church
ia this place on Sunday last. -
hiessrs. Asphalt & ROhrbough will
remove into their new store.house on
or about tho 18th. They expect to
have q full supply Of new goods,
The Catholic Total Abstinence Uuion
Of this plsse had . public parade on
Christmas day, and nude a very res.
pcetable turnout. The society now
numbers VI members.-Ani now
comes an enterprising l,rax,Onian,
who writes letters to the "In,rlligen.
cer," in behalf Of Bulltown MS q proper
place for tho Capital. 1t nigh. be
located 10 worse place.--As an
evidence Of how "openp tho winter
has been during the past two weeks, we
note the remarkable fact that the shrill
piping Of tho frogs was distinctly
heard-almost as noisily as in tho
spripg.-The West Fork was full
Us q tick last week. number
Of our mechanics propose to start a
night school for their own instruction
A good idea, --The lumber men
aloug Ka.awha took advantage Of tue
recent rise" aud shipped agcod
many barges and ratts.--Ganle ol
all kinds Is said to b, very plentiful GU
Leading Greek. "a young child,
daughter Of William Kendall's. died 90
the 10th Of December. Now's
che time to ulake your good resolutions
for '75-ani then break them. -
Icc-men are beginning to be alarmed.
for fear the crop will be short. Plenty
Vf time yct.-Mr. p. NJ. Hale bus
rented tho Moore stand, recently pur.
chased BY +. Bfinkinan, Esq, aud
will take possession 10 few days.
Mir. @. .. Dennison, Of tlis
county, moves to Lumberport during
tho present month.--Colonsl
Woodiord starts for Charleston this
week to "passin bis chips to tho State
Treasurer. is said that Mr.. A.
O. Hale will build two brick stores n ear
bis present business house, in the
spring. We hear ii stated tIat
Nj. Thomas Moore, eldest son Of the
late Charles Z. Moore. Esq. will
shortly enter into partnership with Mr.
4. NJ. Chaliaut. 10 the hardware bus.
lncss, --Dr. Ward, OF West Mil.
ford, an experienced und popular deut.
al surgeon, contemplates locating per.
lnanently in this place. --Uur
Christmas turkey was the git of Sheriff
Woodford. Like the Colonel himself,
|. was fat, good and juicy.--It is
said that Ira Har. offers to build a
railroad" from Clarksburg to this
place, (slmilar to bis Smith,on road at
sho rae 81 Sl'yoy Pet niue
eeyetal SCHOOLS ID olimsr ceunsy are
elesed on account Ola lack o. teachers.
Lewis county has enough aud to spare I;
aud some Of them might get positions
tbere.--"polkn Camden, formerly
o. tlls place, gu. recently m G y, n
i \. - tho BANKING ns mouse Of u. Y, DAVIS
q Von Of fiednont, mas accepted . in-
cratiye position IN Que e, oil sLs ParEefs-
burg banks. The ssin Greek
dislillery Is dong . good business
ihose VINO arc gooa Judges o. drink
ing llquor say mat tue apple')aek made
there Is a number t-halo
eonness probably derive thelr name
from tho exclamation oil husbands
when they sec tue bill.--An ng.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04


ET Dr.. A. NJ. DEsr has located
permanently ia Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended
thorough course Of lectures at Startling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as q practical druggist, tho
Doctor has obtained no. only an &c.
curate knowledge Of diseases, but also,
from bis long experience as h druggist,
understands perfectly, The propertiosof
medicines, and their application in tho
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctors
office Is one door above Chalfants
Store. All calls. nigh. and day,
promptly attended to.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Ga"DR. U. n. Yo'Usa," a noto'
rious fraud. dead-beat and unnitig a
ted qaack, is perambulatipg some d
the back counties, trying to gull The
people. He should be treated to cow
hide boots and q hickory club where
ever found.
by the way, wc notice by The
Clartsburg Telegram that doctor
DeHiunio, n-he ofthc worm waters
and other truck, passed through olarks'
burg q few days ago. en- route for Bal.
timurc, where 10 is about to attend
medical lectures (!n q hOrn,)
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

ET NEwARk, NEw JEnsrY, Is wild
over Weston. the walkist. since be per.
formed bis Eve hundred miles 10 six
days. The morning following the ac.
cOmplishmcnt Of the feat was Sunday i,
and Weston was up and dressed at 6
o'clock. AT church timc DO went
through the snow-so account says-as
ifnothipg particular had happened, aud
attended the Reformed Episcopal church
TO hear Rev. DR.. Nicholson preach a
sermon from the text, "And Enoch
walked with God" The sermon, by a
singular coincidence, illustrated the
benefit Of perseverance aud a fziiy Of
purpose to walk in acertain liue 10 q
certain goal-lhough Weston walked
in a circle at the rink /; but the illus
tration was no less apt. Weston sat
10 The front pew, and at bis request
the choir, after service, sang Nearer,
my God, 10 Thee"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04
AN oRprsAScE in relation TO tie do.
ties Of members Of tho Council.


Passed December /, 1874.
Be it ordained by The Mayor, Re.
corder and Aldermen Of tho town II
Weston, That it shall DO tho duty Of
auy member Of the Town Council, WHO
shall be an eyewitness to any violation
Of any Of tho police ordinances Of sad
town. or before whom o complaint IL
properly made, 10 order the arrest, BY
warrant or otherwise, Of the party or
parties SO offending. And il shall DO
the duty Of such member ofthe Council
to dcpu,ise instautcr any person or pOr.
sons Of proper ago, who arc citizens Of
the town, to enforce the ordinances and
to arrest persons charged with tho VIC.
alton thereof.
2. Aud the officer SO arrcstiug such
offender or offenders shall allow tho 40.
cuscd TO have a speedy trial, either DO.
fore him or such member Of tho Coun-
Gil as may DO present to try the war.
rant for arrest ~
0. No member Of The Council shall
have power TO release from confinement,
or remit tho penalty inflicted for yio-
lation Of the ordinances OF the town, by
any other member Of tho Council.
This ordinance sholl be in force from
and after It's passage.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

EJ CARaIER's AppREss, George
Finster, tho best ''devil' extant whc
90 promptly aud faithfully delivers TuE
DENocRAr TO It's town subseribers, ten
dcrs the compliments Of the seasOn to
"allthe world and the rest Of mankind
Mr.. i. NJ. Chalfant had prepared for
him a Carriers Address, but iaasnuch
as ,.ull hands declined to touch a type
during the holiday week. il was mol
printed Twill! answer, however, for
next year; aud It may DO that Georges
many friends will "do the hanlsomc
thing" even without an address.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04
AN onpisAScE in relation 10 Police
Regulations.

NeBulauOna.
Passed D ccmber 1, 1874.
Be it ordained by tho Mayor, Re.
cordcr aud Aldermen Of tue town Of
Weston. That any person Of proper
age, and a resident Of said town, who
shall fail or refuse, when commanded
to do 50 by tho Mayor, Recorder or
any Alderman Of said town, to assist'iu
tue arrest Of any person violating tho
ordinances Of said town or to serve
proper process upon any person when
so commanded, shall be fined no. less
than 81, nor more than $40, to DO re.
coyerable as other fines arc recovered.
9. And any person obstructiug any
member Of the Council Of said town In
the execution Of tho ordinances thereof.
shall be fined not less than S. nor more
than $40, to DO recovered IL like man
ner as other faes arc recovered.
This ordiuauc, ssall DO in force from
and after its passage.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Eg Ray. J. A. j. LIGMTDuRa will
prcarll in Weston on the third satur-
day night and Sunday in each mouth
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

M IT seems that West Virginia i
o Northern State. We arc informed
that the authorities at Washington de-
cided to publish the mail contracts, aud
general statute advertisements, in two
Republican papers 10 each Of The
Southern States, and in Z Republican, pa
pcrs in each Of the Northern States,
Seven Of our West Virginia journals
are adorned with these thrilling and
lucrative ronpuces, and tho blood
curdling, yet seductive chapters, are
read with mingled terror aud delight,
BY their fortunate Subscribers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

E6 oRpERs from a distance for
filled, promptly, at tho short
est possible n0lice..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04
NOTlCE

issll No. 1 -four at 81 ccht, por
pound. Itisihe psry bestin market,
1 employ n. A. Berry, "a iirst,clsss
miller. Respectfully, l
/, NJ. 6Asroy,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

aext wear. and ;tmav be Tint Georges
MANY friends will ..do The bun,lsomc
thiug.n even without an address.
---.--------.
1- WRlriSe ScnooL, For sotue
weeks prior TO the holidays, Professor
Ross OF Pennsylvania, had been con-
my Thcschool was held at night. and
was attended BY 81 as well az
On ths lslh uls... when a committee
composed OF Prnf. Clark, Nj. e. j,
Butcher and James'W Wofiudin were
appointed 10 examine ,tdo specimens OF
pcnnauship presented, and decide who
ssfa eayS ~ W., ,%s avuos oe..
~ ~, = Nh Sav dn,s y .has wS.a n.
, S;.l.a , LII, .s..;,8n. X IN S,;,inr
~ sii s..l, s -, N Isfss and ohss S,sS;as
is, ss pa H. ;nnross ,,sn H. MAJ. y
,lss. n,,.;,, ,.". .aipoo,h;nn s,araao s.
P9pri w IN 1y"i ssa tiRpi,,,'i s,,iiss.
~ 'as wv .i.iia . aas - IA p.os I,o.s
.aS ,sus.ssY.e @ m. w. $500. a,yss - -,
pfas y. Y a Is : re,,.ns iu9 sS~s
Wsl p.s No. iv's. ,s ynSm v.,a..,o..
r., ~, ~ Ma. Eli cif.
oe'' I"'y "'"s'"o qua S"A
'G e., r., c.,,,.,,,a ,y,;,,,-
=, , ssse0E sss, 1ss' o''''sA' -
iia NY, oa% 1...a,, Az. t,,.
p;1s..,. 4"p''se"' -A''
A'S S,sl, ~, . i p,.,.,,
Sin sSsT D.sn ,,;.. ~ Fi pa IIsn.,h
p"ass..ss 7,ass I In o.sss;.. !,
- =. ~ 0.s sa. WI. ~ stnaS,s
NV S.ass Lac as.ae av III W -'u
evening" ~ 9soaary 1.a.
E5- FloM7 BuLlrows.-Ffiead
RSf.=-As an not accustomed to
writing letters for publication hope
the readers Of your paper will excuse
me il my communications should not
be very interesting. We have a good
school now In session ut Frog Pond
Jeha w. Berry Principal and Miss
Flsride Queen teacher Of the minor
classes. They arobOth well qualified
aud worthy the name Of teachers.
Winter Is nov upon US. aud our citizens
are making Preparations forit. Some
Of them have KILLED their !, hogs Our
old friend "Johunyr Bacorn killed the
finest beef 10 this county. r. B.
Clark helped to butcherit, and says 10
has never seen anything TO compare
With Johuny's big black leifer. Uncle
Johnny contemplates killing another
about tie LIT of January, -Prof. L.
Id. Humphreys has traded bis property
10 this place for ptopertyin Burnsville,
aud has commenced Q ten months school
in tue latter place. May prosperity
ever DO with you, Lorenzo D.-b.
III. Prince aud N. O. Uopkine. of Enll's
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Raisins and Currants at Brinknat's.
Fruits Of all kinda at ]rinkmRa's.
Dried Peaches at l2i cents pound, and
Hominy al Brinkman's.
E.ssn'e Is and Flaxoring extracts OF oil
kinds ut BrinkmAn'g. II
Patent Paanutsa at Brihkmaa's.
Salt! Salt! salt! A.
Brinkman's.
Goods sold at Grauscr's rrices .; Brink.
mans.
Fresh Pickles at Brinkman's.
lagerstown Almanasi fot talc q. Brink.
paan's. ----
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

~ NoricE. = Tic regular Annual
meeting ofthO Stockholders Of the Ma.
tinnal Exchange Bank Of Weston,
West Virginia, for tho election of Di.
rcc.ors, will DO held at ia Banking
House In Weston, on Tuesday. Janua.
~ 18th, 1876. t
d. Nj BAilrY. Cashier.
Weston Dec 1Illi'7J, 4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

JANELRw.-sated communications Of
1aekSon Lodge No. IS, A, y. and A. w.,
VIII 10 held In their Hall, in Jane Lew, on
Tie second and fourth Wednesdays in each
month. NJ. NcWAoRTER ~
y. " JAckiOx,. Sec u.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-04

Fresh fruits Of all kind. at Yassar'I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June l7.--Flour-Dull but
unchanged, Wheat-Active and strong
er; No. spring 81 o.; No. , 9S3c spot;
s9ic seller July; 81 90! seller August;
No. 3 94@94!c; rejected Soc. Corn
Demand active and prices advanced No.
mixed G9{c bid spot; 7O!c bid seller
July; 72!c seller August; rejected 6SCa
GSIc. Oats-Steady and in moderate
demand; No. , 593G59c spot; 56!c bid
seller July; 4l!@4l4c seller August.
Rye-Dull and nominal; No. l 96lc,
Barlcy-Demand active and prices adj
vanced; No. 81 80 spot; 81 % seller
September. Unchanged. Pork
dali and nominal at SIS 70@ Is IS
spot; $ls 65@lS 20 seller July; SIS 9O@
Is % seller August. Lard-Dull and
nominal ut $l3 90 spot; 81 % seller
July; $l3 1898 Il! seller August
Whisky-Qmet ut 81 10.
On call board wheat was weak and
lower at 99ic seller July; 99sc seller
August. Corn-Easier at 7Oic seller
July; 72Ec seller August. Oats-5sgc
seller June; 5Gsc seller July. Pork-DuIl
at Is ~ seller July; SIS 50 seller August.
Lard-W Weaker and easier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
OUR TEA LIST

The pauper drink-Pover-tea.
The fat mans drInk-Obesi-tes
The lawyers drlnk-Legai-tea.
The trters dcink-Reciproci-tea.
The cross husbands drink-Brutali-tea'
Themodel husbands drink--Docili-tea.
Young couples in the gallery took big
draughts of Felici-tea.
The chap, who longed for the total
receipts had too much Cupidi-tea.
The fellow without cash-Nonenti-tea.
It's all the result of war for Liber-tea
To call it failure would be rank
Absurdi-tea.
The Maryland table ladies served out
rations with pretty Proprie.tea.
The receipts promised, of cash, are
Immensu-tea.
Your pocket book will remind you Of
Vacui-tea.
A word to those in Authori- tea
Please open the windows and deprive the
heat of its intensified.
Wheeling Martha Washington ladies
comprise its Beau-teas.
The young ladys preference-A
"Toung High Son."
The black-eyei ladies of Pennsyvanis
were, of course, Beau-teas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June l1.-Flour-
Western superfne SO 7j@4 80; Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota family 50 jOG
CPS; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
So 75G 90; high grades ST 5OGl7 80.
Wheat-F;rm and moderately active; red
81 3&6l 50; amber 81 3jCrl SO; white
81 3sGrl ~. Rye-$l lO@l l.. Corn
food demand; yellow SIC; western
mixed $50 S3Ic Oats-Declning; white
G9Ca7lc; mixed GS@G9c. Provisions
Steady and unchanged. WMsky-Held
nj 81 p. Petroleum-Stcady; refined
l23ml23c; crude 9}c. Clover Seed
l2jc. Butter-Dull; New York and
Bradford County extras 25d26c; tirsts u
G23c; western extra 22@23c; tir-ts $50
2Oc. Chcesc-Firmer; western lO4@lllc.
Eggs-Firm and active; western fresh
81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
NOTES FOR "A CENTENNIAL.

There isa rivalry between Maryland
ard Virginia. Can it be the boundary
liner
This explains itself:
To Daily Register:
Permit the undersigned to present
their compliments, with the hope that the
draught which stimulates AS well as inc
brlntes, may stimulate You to full per-
formance OF the duties Of the night. And
with this and that you may live to see
another centennial.
Sincerely your friends,
"MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND
Don't be deceived, however; 1t was
only butter-milk.
We had IN invitation to take tea in
New Jersey, but did not reach the booth
till after midnight, because of the jam.
Oh. the heat and the crowd wasn't
awful.
Every lady had on her best dress, but it
wasn't long before they were wishing it
was their worst.
The amount Of corn starch observed
on the ladies hair, last night, would run
Wah-lcc's laundry until the next CEN
tennial.
Where did YOU get your refreshments
not ut the booth YOU expected sure?
The number of articles lost last night
was legion.
Who saw the Tableau last night2
The balloons went up nicely.
The gentlemen had auduous work in
helping the lakes to see last night.
Have you found your children yet.
How long did it take you to get from
the entrance the centre of the auditorium
The ladies of Virginia Booth have in
yitcd Manager James Hamilton and
family to take tea with them tonight at
81 O'Clock.
Many heartfelt thanks to the ladies Of
the Virginia table for Il welcome dish of
deyelcd crabs and bread and butter, sent
us by their worthy aud gallant Knight,
General Pinckncy, Of South Carolina.
Too much of crowd. Reduce the
number and the receipts will be greater.
Run the Martha Washington business
during next week, and you will realize u
sum worth taking about.
Had George and Martha family?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
Cincinnati Marker.

CISCINNATI, June I1.-Co:ton-DulI
and declined at l53c. Flour-Dcmand
fair and market firm; family IS 05@5 10.
Wheat Steady and in moderate demand
at 81 20G,l %. Corn Dull at 72(a74c.
Oats-Dull but unchanged Ut G4GG7c.
Rye-Steady at 81 0S@l TO- Barley
Dull and nominal. Oils-Unchangod.
Eggs, Butter and Chcesc-Demaud fair
and market firm. Pork-DulI and nom
NAL at SIS 20 bid; $40 90 asked. Lard
Dull and lower; summer 12!c. Bulk
Meats-Dull and nominal; small sales of
shoulders at Sc; clear rib sides lc; clear
lltmllsc. Bacon-Dull but unchanged.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm
at$l Is.
HoGs-Dull and unchanged.