davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-17

Dit Der vGmaus= Gilenbo6n Comp"
mel6cr er intereliirt mar, oufre9t Su
balten.
Man bat ousgcfunoen, boB li6 /
Wtebrous9oben Der betrcHenocn glttI
in perld icbenen Santeu ols Si9erb,
befinoen. Srcn bat lcin 9on5es perm
gen leinen @ldubi9ern iiberi9rieben.
Wan 9laubt, boB Die Sabncompogn
fir Die ausgegcbcnen 4ftien pcraltlup.
li9 lit.
Bbilabelpbia a, Is. Mai. 8
@el6lporenen in Dem Yrojcllc segen b
Ggprieiter @erbcmon baben liG suriit
9c5o9en.
@louce It +, g. S., Is. 02.
SIN einem @sh0ls III Ger 9iabe oitl
Stoot wuroe 9eitcrn Die 2si9e Elm
Mannes BON 35 Sabrcn nit our1lAni.
tenem 9alle 9sfunoeu. sur SeIte lag et
S9ubma6ermclier. Ser damn NJ
gut 9etleioet uno in leincr 5al0s fai
li9 cine Garte nit Dem Wamcn Z,
polo JDrf, No. 5065, st. Ntorp'a >
lpltal.
Itltana> Ga, Is. Mai. s.
Nescr Duroen seitern in 5pci ucrlAieo,
men Muro=9ru5ciien lAulOig b%sfuay,
uno perurtbeilt, om 4. SUM- oitles So
reg sebdnst Su ueroen.
Nemton, rs, Is. Wtai. ST.
Supreme @eri6t bon Sulier Count
purbe seltern Sobn 9usbes oes Mlorot
i'm eriten @raoe iiberfibrt. Gr ipirr G,
81. os. 9ebangt weroen.
Gincinnoti Is. Mai. 8
Mulit Set l6lob 9eltcrn; Der 3uOraa
mar chen 10 9rob, OILS bisber. DIE 8
lilten wnroen lammtli0 geruFsn. $
SttO Ginger %oiri9erte oie@antate ~
m%ttbeus;;" er bat li6 onr1 giuibun,
Der Gb0re groBc Seroienite crWorbe
Sos Set mar III jeoer 9inli9t ein uAe
warteter Grfol9.
81. Saul Minu., Is. Mai. &C.
SerrD bat RaAri9t er6alten, ooB 2ieut
Nrmltron9 Die Yortei VI. Waorton's
beltebeno aus AZ Mann, 60 Mfeiten DO
9arneD's Yart a~t9cfan9en bat.
Gan 6ranSiscp, 15- Weai. D.
Commercial Ippertiler~ BON 9onoIul
lo9t, oaB in oer~san9eneu Sanuar 3. e
Spaloins BON Sun 6ranSisco BORT &c
rpelen lei u,o ben 3uderp flansun9en
Seliber cine geluiiie Summe fir Die ga.
Sc 3uferernote a~ngeboten babe, boB bic
lelbe aber 5uriidgeIpillen wprOen Ici.
GoIumb 3, o., Is. Mui. 81
Jabrif Der columbus Simber uno8at
rel Comb" brannte g~eltern Morgeu ab
gerlult $4,000.
, 1875-05-17
Sranfrei1.

paris, Is. Mai. 81. S. 2emoin
lit gum Mitsliebe Der frans. Mtabemie err
,pdblt moroen.
&oubsr fat Die &esieruns benaari6'
tist, Dap bic Gailerin gusenie feinel
@er9lei6 i'm 8etreif ibrer Mnlprii6
on bic GipiIilie einseben miro, lie per-
Ianst Die Grfiiauns bes nit Dem Msinl:
iterium 8roslie abseldlolienen Wsrtra.
9es.
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9 teI. p,Ip aeb,ten f on +. tttes AZ mn
IN. NE DIR Elm Made Misslsia r%srlrltsn gu,
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II nj Onh
lint en- mtrb.
gie ,tnaiseu Soften fnc bic rrrsftt'sn
tte i'm 0;erlalin & aum @s dafts atrIues MI
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bftlpna puta @sbrancb sine Wtt,Sn.
unts,la6i ridt 1ir sinf YrVtsfiaiIs ~ en-.
cen, 20 tO,tst nitts Mnp mtr'
@ud beilenI
Go maGt nidis aus. ME alt HE Srort II
It unp r.ibs arpeIe M.i!isl fsbleeltIcaen o.
Ten.
etfalars unb 3susniNs Ssresn NIT ssr
ui9t9 f~oftenseu YrObeflai9e
%asinnti.
9 sie sprTftp Der @rprs6 bic rs4's &erslit
10 gsbsn unb Itrtttt an
Or. Gbas. Z. Grite
tNo. 67 y ih,Gn's SH He@ y0Fs.
26 ii mi
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preiie Der auseisen:
AsneIts trifgr. Df>eI6fn.
8 eutj1tauD.

8erlin, IA. Naai. Sic Worun=
terluduns sesen Die tatboliidcn @elsl=
Ienpereine in Berlin, ipel6e nod Dem
Qttentote &uamann's atf glsnlord be-
qonn 1T eci6lolien woroen. Scr 0f-
fentli9e a%ntldser bot Ssi9ulol9un9sn
oeaen Die Setter bielsr 8ereine erbobsn
unb Die Safe peroen i'm Sum- CUR Der
banblun9 fommen.
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1920 Ssuer sNciation1 SIS
Dbi1 / a.
lSncnrnnrirt u. Mi6rs 1890.

(Sncorporirt p. Midr5 1920
Capital. .......... 500 900 90
A1letS |. Senlu 1915. sos ,69l 43
9tle gerliife rerfhtrt BEL Der 9 Hcetatirll
Ielt ibrss Grifttbenl finn prOmpl tel0blt uni
tel Mfen I1 oni s 1924 5 43. 8~intunr.
imonsiatN ND 1rHlr linp bel Rem 9haBs
IN liter scn @irninio tepuri,t tir tie z ,1er-
teit Der Sirstnia @cI''eu- Snbater.
Beriht Der Molie ON l. Sanuar 1875.
gores nne Soy tp fe out gi-
oenttrm in Ytt arslpbia. .$1,496,2i4 S.
Grunb Gcnte 2l,6l7 AZ
Mruntt gtn,bum g Fee) SO.
"a Nolb STE Sroes . 1880 T.
gertiniete SM tca ,tgtltrtrte
9cnts 1881. lG9.4O0 o.
Gtrcipiete Gt'nten rfgitltite
gpnrs 4-20's f77,30nN
5nrlflen al, BE 9 taet Vbiia. 365, $50 W
Gorlebsn ait rem Gtaot penal. 1S, LA III
Iarlsbe II on cis Stapt Dtttss
burg 7 Yrcsent 8cnos 500C0 CT
200 Aitisn brs YenI l%plparia
@ilenbobn Capitals 106.25 Nb0
. MI. @lIentabn Gompagnie
Sntermins nIeitslAene. 1884 36
@ebt3b WaleY @ilsnpabn Z Tlr-
,enf pms 2f,4l0 co
1ar chm on BEN MafpNi Iemple 10,525 W
38f ftien Srm Capital her Geu'
or gncciatlcn. Ib,2oo w
pbilarflpbia unb Ger'in ina Vi
le@tabn 80 rs Z pr"Sent. . 10,525 %
loo gftRn rrm @apital her
philadelphia unb Geabin9 81
feLtabn Gpmpasrie lie. . $4,000
Wonfs. -. 1880 co
st lila eilsntob,n Gc. soses 1000 o.
174gften tsr ybilatelpb.n. Scr
manlewn unp Wprrt. tpmn Vi
lenbabu g,mpa9nie 1857 o.
san ben City &pnhs 7 Yr Mt $3.50 %
80 &fte Der @heruut Slu @i-
Ientdbn Gempasni.. 2,7O0 W
Sntiantene upp nnbeo ablte Sn
tsrsren $3.50 Az
Nsttu 9 amten ,dulais Won
Wseuteu gum cir lenesR. 95,96} IS
Saar in fsr Sunf /. San. 1875 1877 .3n5 IS
NarIt @srtb 1884, 1861 Is
Iie Il trstihreten iiub eirser,6tst. III &c,
utieen 0ltsn mn liGersn y erlitsrInbs @eleu-
d)uft fseeu & ~ e. hr al Ye litbers.
SboMas 20 Nlirisnn & = ain,
Hr. / M,ip lUts SIiaBe,
nm | mint (sbaftrs u%i.eins.)
, 1875-05-17
8rteTibe Gcnfn1tattpnc n
unentee1oIt6.

gDet.r Tltneraiisn nod fhdbltde pFansen setrau&t.
Betnabe 10000 gattenten wurben BON ibrn In ben festen
,ransis Sabrsa bsbaabelt. Ssber 8aI wtre einssln iprss
fdltis %rseifrtrt, Oh briefia pSer ~periSnltd, Ob BON benz
Doctor fs1bif sber fenen 5alfsdrSten. 2sstsre fab ate
pihenfaaftlt6 ssbilbste Mepieiuer.
Gae patisntsn, pelde %entfernt ,uptnsn, erbatttn etae
aus fatrliae J~raeenlife franco per got pber I'm Saus.
Gin opaadnbtSes fstematifhes Gintrasen in ben gi6ern,
s~er6inbsrt 8ebler pter Srrttamer. Die Saasr persen
nxr pom ben ansefeqtcn Iersten s%eSaet.
Besat S~rasenliae ober eabsrpeitiee GpafuItatienta
absefEre mon we fplst;
DR.. E. b. FOOTE,
Box 7s8, New Xor&
, 1875-05-17
gpanien.

g ontonber +, Is. Mai. Die GOr
lilien baben Quetaria bpmboroirt I'M
Die @tabt arg suseri9tet. Sas Torl
unb 5 int Safen liesenoe Griegsl4lh
srpiberten bas Geuer.
, 1875-05-17
VomasS 6. &pDDin,
o%auSmofler II. Muf ion1r,
DO. 1915 Wain Stra e.

ST. Ger Office BON u .. Maury unb
Comp Bang isre.
Seic at aue @eItafts, mslAe 9s,ua aui
Ner Sertauf BON @.nnpit den, MistbeI NJ b
er iet6 II. Hellt @eridtes II , 2 du'bfaeine
,uS oub iett sr VcrIbus uf Mtstben cen
Giscntbumern, pelte ibm ibrGiasnttum anper
eifauit aui bneur ther 9uftion lnp
priv tim. "a lstlr'bs cine lehslabr.se VI
in cem @eI61fte bat, 10 1T er IL
Stauee isin &unpsn CUR 3ufusOsnb it su
mr. mi mint
, 1875-05-17
Maentetr ~DerIanaf.

DIR FoorE III Der gsrfaHtr ~mebrerer metielHtfaa
NDerte, BON benen Gins iber 100000 Grenplare @bfaS
~sefunren bat. Gin ;weitss nDas Weni6enisaen,' pbr
.afsne gpIfsirrade unS s%eiunber Menf6eaoerfanb,"
bat einen Gbas RON iiber 10000 errei&t. Disies lestsre
gDsrt sriaeint isst enslii4 unb tsutid. Gin ueusr.s
@erf ,WiRsnihaft une Dittuns" pber SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnoliGt gr;t unb sPoEsiE, Der lafiss Gte, ct.
f6eiat ~pUrldufs nnr enslifa. agssra SabaItspsrSsid.
nife siefsr Nerte mpae man fa entuessr an DR. FooTE
rsneea user an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuchhandlung,
1919 East 18th Street, New York.
&ssntsn perben fir rem gsrtrisb Stelsr g9erfe ~serlanet
nnb erbattsn isbr s~dnfise Sstimeunsen. 81 manaer
@sent bat f6un bur& ben @erfauf sisisr Derfe id BEN
@runbasin III einen, fIeinen Gertn6seu selest. ,Das
STANDARDIZATION" 1T fir Grwadiene unb ogDiftaidaft uns
Di6tHns" fir bic Suasnb etn Sprsiali@es, fetrretGes unb
interefante3 Wers. Gin Snbaltsvsrsei6ni5 Der gDerte
wcl6es franco per Yuft an iebe &Srefe ~Serfanbt wirt,
eisbt cine ppqfdnSt9s SeiareibuuS ~serfslben. sfSA
einntal:
Ngeuten pber G%olpurtelre %terlangt.
Mbrelfire tpie oben.
, 1875-05-17
Frank d. bill.
. ausmd Fl unb Muftipndr,
1l0S vi q in StraBe,

HOS vi q in Stra6e,
Der STATE Yanf" ses 'nitsr.
gruneftds unb pe. IL NJ DIES @iaentbur-
s.ro aaf III nfilter @uftish or pr'uot sel,
{ uft. SauIer No "a wire permietbei anp
t~Ipneere Nalmsrtiamtegt wi.p auf nae GpQsf-
,iren pom Wietbea sslest.
Ter @ertaui pcn @ruutlhdsn trssne ether
IA" lrb aafs SeF9falii9lts bstritrtl.
Is mt mint
, 1875-05-17
Die Tnhkur


auiteben. Dte. Sur 'wirb bura bas fosenannte
&ptbao nnb bur9 ginuebmeu Don QpbpuIner
beptrtt. 3 te 2obbaoer 3eissn on, mo bic &ranfbeit
i seii , Sds 9f &. p Ss a ST. e diisst ss.s sn an, ~ ts,sis DC
Sauienoe ftnb tn ben lesten spet Sabrsn tn Der
9abe>&nialt, "A Stanton Str 0rm 9jort, aebetlt
1porben. Inter ben Gebetlten b%efinoen ii6 piele
ta BON onOsren Saosrn baburS. bab ie bireft aai
bic Sranfbeit etnpirfen, II ben tranten Stoff ents
i%ernen, tn pelder Torm er aud gum 0ori9ein
fonrne. ste limb elm IerbrennMn9ss ober 4usldeis
wir6 bet Der Mnpenbuns bi fee &ur iosuiosen fetn
eigener MrSt. Ncnn Ser1ano burb bttie Bdoer aes
b,ilt TT. 70 lit et wtrtltd unb rabifat aebeilt, pabs
renb nod Der btsberi9en peilmetbobe bic Mittet
nnb f4 oiters eth gangs Seer ie-unoater Rrants
bette1 ~eiultelt.
pbsIei8 SIC aobsader of. aranrbeiten, inn.rli5
unb daBerlid. %furiren, 10 linS bod bic @irtunsen
nod tn acutem Suitanoe ~6efnben, gang auberorbents
lid: Nieber, ielbSt @erpens unb Tpphusfeber,
rperbe' isbr i4nsn, gspobn'i@ init Ia Babsra'
turir: SAILS nnb Sangentdpimofmdt mir
b~eionbers let iunae1 geuten u. I'M eriten Stadium.
sepobnlt4 lsiGt tnrirt. @aferSudf, Wbeu.
,nattsmuS weroen oft febr jbn.a eebeiIt;
sbenio aasens unb DIR nfrantbsttsn, fomis que
aass9.a ssss,s Sdian'ss'sssa ra a. lsS,% SssSse' g. ga
tdtuiiren, ScropbeIn &C. TT bic Mtrfuna cine
plSslide Ii. i3tbare.. Mur elm Bah lit birreiaenb,
nm Seoea pom Der Wirtlig gu iberseu9en. Was
aenfrebS nnb bic fosenaunte &arns ober
Sadcrrabr (etne tis iest unbeilbars 8rantbeiD
mn ben sebsitt 8t I sterer &rautbett aebe1 rs
Qrosent hes .3uderitofes NIT iebem Babe Sur5 ben
nrin OBJ.
Die Babes ru6 gtrnebme>Tulper uerbsr nod
tebem plos TN 9anoe ~perianbt. Der VI Is bes
Babe pulpers 1T -. Der bes Ginnebme ; puluers
81. Wlan IaSe ii9 cine 8Ioidire l5sr bic Gobtur
ta ensItf@er soer beutider Spra8e fdtdsn. n
FIR. R~auchfuss,
"a Stauton Str. (Box 1891
Rem 0orE
, 1875-05-17
TERMS TO u

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sun cfRee, New York City
, 1875-05-17
THE DAILY SUN, se A YEAR.

A presminently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation IN the world. Free, indie
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from everywhere. Two cents o copy by mail,
go cents a month. or SO a year.
, 1875-05-17
WtliQn1 s.. 9ppatt,
aus u. 7 cbilb.' mailer,
9tp. 104 e. 0jrafe Str.,
Code Der 7tsn.)
h muno, Da.

Do id LANCE s3cit in Dem @eiddfte
,pelen. rim id 10 einseridltet
aB ih ale @uitrdse CUR 3ufriepenbeit
lcinrr &uuoen idl Ell uno bi(ls auefii9s
en- fam. Sd eriude meine altcn Sc
pditSireunpe mir fcrner ibr seueistes
j., oblwolcn gu idenfcr.
il b Int @ NJ. s.. IS patt.
, 1875-05-17

SEMI-WEEKLY sun, 90 A YEAR,
of the same size ana general character as
THE EKL but with q greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice o week instead of once Cnly.
, 1875-05-17

A Newspaper # the Present Times.
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including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
fessional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all Nan
ner of Honest Folks. and the Wives. Sons. and
Daughters of al. such.
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, 1875-05-17

St) crlaube mir meinen iSreunoen III
'cn Fubtlfam in WllQemeintn "au;l;ci
l: haR III NIT metner Nlc= Branrret
Tie 6 a%crhlerz rauerct perbunocn mo
1t een S3wcf ei,en oeutidcn Wraucr,
er Soff dnatlteat babe
Suoem ld) uuf oas Wob woCen bcS Tn
lituus red,ne aebe ib Die Verlidcruna.
o)B ih aleS aniueuben weroe, Elm 10
poblibnlrdcnoes gnr SIT bruuen, bag
aen Wnforoerun9tn %entipreden iuiro.
tol SbarleS . owl +.
, 1875-05-17
GirQinid Stoat6<Wa5erTf
taste perausssseOs" oon
9obn y. sin.
no. 5 3tu0lite Straee.
,,thmonO, ga

nt,er,ptiprs Nreife.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Cotton-Steady
at l4s@l4ic; futures closed weak; July
IA l-S2c; August IA l-l6c; September
l3 2l-32c; October l3}c; November l3sc
December 1908 25.32c; January
lS 3l-32c; February IA 5-32@l4 Bloc:
Marchl4 5-l6@l4:c. Flour-Dull and
in buyers favor; receipts 10000 barrels;
superhne western and State 81 90(d5 80
common to good S5 50(G5 80; good to
choice So 90@6 so; white wheat extra
So 5O@6 so; extra Ohio IS 60G7 %; st.
Louis s5 9O@s %. Rye Flour-Dull
at IS 00@6 %. Corn Meal-Dul at
S4 0O@4 80. Wheat-Quiet; receipts
$1,000 bushels; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 30(Gl "a; No Milwaukee 81 81; No.
2 NorthwesternEl:30@l 81 winter red
western 81 3S(Gl 43; amber 81 45(d 5i;.
Rye-Dull; Canada in bond at 92@9 93c.
Barley-Firm. Malt-Steady at 81 90.
CONFIRM; receipts 10000 bushels;
western mixed steamer S2@S4c; do sail
s5GS6c. Oats-Quiet and steady; re-.
celpts 1000 bushels western mixed Goa
Gle; white 6366sc. Hay-Flrm al
$75 90. Cofee-Firm at l7!62lc. Su.
gsr-Quiet; fair to good refining 7iGSlc;
prime SIC. Rice and Molasses-Quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum-Easier; re-
fined llsc; crude 5t653c. Rosin-Dull
ut 81 70@l IS. Turpentine-Dull at
32@32lc. Pork-Quiet at $2l 90. Beef
Unchanged. Cut Meats-Dull; mid
dies steady long clear city l2ici short
clear l2fc. Lard-Flrmi prime steam
l3jc Butter-Firm; western l3@23c.
Eggs-Western l7@l7lc. Cheese
Firm at 5@ll!c. Whisky-Steady at
81 u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

William p. Ross, Principal Chief Of
the Cherokee nation, has written letter
TO the nation, calling attention to the
murders and anarchy which have oecn
such disgrace to them. and depioring
the same. He particularly urges them,
frst-Touse every eXertion to preventive
importation of liquor INTO the country.
Second Toeniorce the law regarding "r. !
rving c, ncealcd weapons. ThTid-Not 10
place on guard any person charged with
rioting or drunkenness. fourth-io
assist in arresting and Furnishing the
criminals. In view of the approaching
election, he is specially desirous that
proper guards shall be put on duty, who
will he held responsible for every dis
turbance, and who will secure the free
exercise Of the elective franchise to all
without regard to race, color or eondl-
ton.
The Democratic State Committee of
New York will meet ut Saratoga Springs
on August 18th, to arrange the time and
nlace for the State Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
STATE NOTES.
ACCORDING to late assessment, the
value OF lands and Improvements IN
Wood county is placed at 81, 1861

ACCORDING to late assessment, the
value OF lands and improvements IN
Wood county is placed at 81, l96, 100.
THERE are 4i4Oe6 acres OF land in the
upper Assessr's district of this county.
Value of buildings on the land is 81 OLA
l6j. Value of both land and buildings
is S3.376,479. Value of real estate in
Charleston, 81 ,290372.
ACCORDING to the Charleston Courier,
there are in Charleston, one thousand
and one male persons over q years OF
age. This is an increase CT a over the
wear 1873, and of 80 over 1874. Upon
this basis, the Courier estimates the tota!
population to be 5000.
On Sunday night, some fends in hu
man shape went into a.vacant lot near
Charleston. where cows are in the habit
of living, and with Il knife, cut the ami
mails in shameful manner. Some OF
the cows had gasheS foot long cut in
them, while in others the knife had been
pushed so far rs to expose their entrailS.
The wretch, if caught, should be severely
dealt with.
IL. Y. T., CORRESPONDENT of the Gin
cinuati Commercial from this State, fur
nishes certain notes on West Virginia to
that paper. About all that can be made
out of his last letter is that everybody Is
hard up and wants money to be easier;
that MartinSburg is larger place than
he supposed; that Wheeling is the Capt.
tai; that the State, with population OF
less than half a million, supports more
dogs than Pennsylvania; that dogs kill
sheep and that Greenbrier is healthy
That's about tie sum and substance OF
his letter.
The Richie Gazette gives a long ac'
count of the disastrous foods which de-
vastated that country last Thursday
week. in which houses, crops, fences
and timber were ruthlessly destroyed
After giving details of the damage done
it says:
Iti, difficult at this time, to estimate the
entire value of the property lost. Times
are already hard, and the blow is severe
one. Miles of fences, many acres of
crops, much timber, houses and outbulld-
ings. are gone 1t will take many thous-
unds of dollars to cover the value OF pro-
pertv swept away and ruined. Later
particulars but add to the disaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour-Firm,
but not quotably higher. Wheat-W"st-
ern nominal; No. Milwaukee spring
81 32@yl "a. Corn-Firmer and higher,
western mixed SIC. Oats--Firmcr and
fairly active; western mixed Gl@G2c;
white 6lM64c Hay-FIrm; Pennsylva-
MIA and Maryland $23 OOtG2S co.. Pork
-S22 90. Bulk Meats-Shoulders 9tc;
sides l2!c loose; 9!@l3!c packed. Bacon
Shoulders l0ci clear rib sides 1875;
hams l4!@l4lc. Lard-Steady; refined
l4Ic. Butter-Firmer feeling at Doc
tirsts 22G 24c. Coffee Unchanged. Petro.
leum-Flrm; refined ll!@llic; crude 8!
@5ic. Whisky-Steady and in moderate
demand at 81 u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30

\ correspondent of the Cincinnati
Couopercla, has revived old and inter-
e,t.ng "reminiscences of this quite ce,ebra-
ted locality. He writes:
Well. to impart information TO all who
are lrsIrous, and save them from asking
forty-iiyc questions a minute when they
pass the Ferry, | VIII 60 back to the
time when this romantic spot was a
howling wilderness, the silence of the
eternal hills broker only by the rumble
of the Potomac and the Shenandoah, as
they rush to each others embrace, and
roll to the ocean.
Robert Harper was Il carpenter and
house builder, living one hundred and
hrtv wears ago in Philadelphia. In
I747 he was employed to build Il church
bv the early settlers in the nrIGhbor-
hood Of what is now Winchester, Virgin
ia. Making his way to that point, through
the almost trackle-s country, he was at
Fredrick Maryland, told that he could
save distance 10y taking u route through
y place called The Hole where the
two rivers met. And that was the
first that Robert Harper saw OF Harper ;
Ferry. Could he have looked down the
vista of time y centuary and quarter,
what emotions would have filled his
kindly Quaker heart. Perhaps he would
have declined to establish. ferry
there. and link his name with a spot
that was to drink up 50 much human
blood.
At The Hole Harper found one
solitary person, n man named Stevens,
who hnd squattcd on this corner Of the
almost limitlcSs Fairfax estate. Harper
Wa, so delighted with the scenery and
the prospect o; fair business return by
establishing ferry and directing trav
el this way. that he bought out Stevens
for fftv pound sterling, got Il quit claim
deed from Lord Fairfax, who did not
seem To- have high opinion OF that sec
tion of the wilderness, and settled down
To- the ferry business, having first built
the church at Winchester.
And tins was the origin of Harper
Ferry. When then single small boat,
barely large enough to hold a horse and
wagon, did the business, now Il hundred
trains day thunder past.
Harper conducted the ferry until
l7S2. when he died and was buried. y
small settlement of rather rude people
had grown up around him, and he must
have thought that the place would have
some considerable population, for he
donated to the village ten acres for n
cemetery, and was himself buried i'll
the center of it.
| looked for his grave, but could not
find 1t. The scourge of war has populat.
ed the little inclosure until graves have
been dug on graves, the rude httl,
hcadstunes knocked over and whole
sections closed as unknown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Flour-Dull and
easier at S. 37!@6 90. Wheat-Dull
and weak; No. 2 spring 81 1901 l6i seller
August; 81 l5J@l IL seller september;
No. 3. 81 llt, Corn-Easier and in
fair demand No. . mixed weak at 70:c
seller August; 7lJc seller September.
Oats-Dull and market easier; No 24l:
@4lic seller August 3Ssc seller Septem.
Der; nominally at sic cash. Seeds. Dull
but nomnally unchanged. Provisions
Dull. Pork-Dull and easier at $40 80
Cr2O 55 casn: 500 5O@20 SO seller Au-
gust; $50 C5G20 70 seller September
Lard-Quiet and firm at Sl3 % seller
August; $l3 45 seller September; $ll S74
Gl2 % bid seller year. Bulk Meats
Steady and in moderate demand; shoul-
ders Sic; short clear l2sc; short RIB
Sll S7I long cut hams l23@l@Ic.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm
at 81 II.
On call board-Wheat-E at
81 10! seller August. Oats-Lower nj
4l!c seller August; 39ic seller Scptem-
Der. Provisions-U nchanged..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
Cincinnati Market.

CISCINNATI, July 29.-Co.ton-Firm
at l4ic. Flour-higher at So 25Cd 6 80.
Wheat-Firm; red 81 40dl Al. Corn
Quiet at 7Sl@7Sic. Oats-Quiet at 60
Ca7Oc Rye-Dull and nominal. Pork
Quiet at S2O75. Lard-Dull aud nom
inal ut 13l@l4ic. Bulk Meats-Demand
far and market firm; shoulders S!@s:c;
clear rib sides &c; clear l2c. Bacon
Quiet and steady; shoulders 9!ci clear rib
sides l3s@l31c; clear l3(d l3!c. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 10.
Hoes Active and higher at 81 7jH
: qO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 29.-Flour-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. white
Wabash 81 80; No. 2 81 40; No.
|. white Michigan 81 42!; amber
IL 39.; new 81 80. Corn-Dull
and lower; closing weak; high
mixed 75!c; seller August 75!c; seller
September 7Gic, low mixed 75Ic; low
grade 7ic; damaged 65!c. Oats-Steady
aud in fair demand; No. 2 j7!ci seller
August 4jc; seller September 4lic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-30

l:47; mile, 2:23!. Third heat, first quar-
ter, 46; second, l:1l4; third, l;4S; mile,
2:24i. Fourth heat, first quarter, 36!;
second, 1:18; third, 1:49; mile, 2:25f,
Fifth heat, first quarter, 364i second,
l:14I; third, LAG; mile, 2:26.
The running race announced for to-day
had to be postponed on account of dark
ness. The free for all tomorrow, with
the other attractions, one running and
two other trotting races, will draw an I'M
mense crowd and prove the day of the
rupns