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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

w TIE VT ItF-lI4 ID 7 IsF.II Nv {.
Estate Of Abraham villa ~, Geesa.,d.
10 whom T. nay c1Acsrn --fiease take no
llce thal Apply D. The county count "
Alexander county, sitting a, cp4F' O'
probate at tbs June term thereof, rJ-Nil
ca the lAifd Nogiay IN June, 4. -. l.77.
.0r iull aud final discharge from all fur.
ther liability a. administrator 4 40 estate.
GEORGE FISHER,
c. himihIstrA,Or.
Ch'IO, III May u lrgg 3s
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Notice 10 The AfAlct.d and Unfortunate.

Before Supplying tho notorious qysehs VIM sSr.,,i.s
public papers W using any quaei remedies pcru,, b.
nv .o'l 20 matter What your disssss Il Of ksw dsper.
Busu occupies double hose u twenty seven rosms
by some Of the noss essbaed usdssl pssss
sQy orbJ mail % tse diseases nsnlionsd ID ia wssia
Wnes ahd parors No u ksvth Eiehth styVst N.Y.
Stst End Chsfait. 81 z sis. Ne.
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Not ce is hereby given TO all per,Ous
whom 1t may ccnrern, that at sale OF
Ian and town and city lots held ct the
sou Invest door Of the court house in the
city OF G iro, County Of Alexander .snd
state OF Illinois on the 9Th day OF Septem.
Der, A. ID 1919, for stite, county district
school am other taxes for The YER 1914 and
costs. the undersigned becsme the pur-
chaser Of The following described lot, -it-
ulte IN the town Of Santa Re in the county
and state Aforesaid:
Lots BLOCK In whose name taxed Il sod
3 q Jones heirs
> j ". RcniTo.
6 4 }, W. Rcniro
An that the me for redemption will ex-
pire On the 9Th day OF ~cptembe 4 ID. l-71.
MRS. 1. HAFNER.
Cairo, April Both. Isl. purcnssl r.
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MARRIAI|I.GI|:iI.S;;:;.
GUIDE G.: Co.: G.:

hV'ily happy u the mari Cd relation, Male nHd female.
Young lpi middle hg"f should read aud preserve III
contains ibifmnob, which no can AFFORD b. Ls WIN.
oti on 10. " pfs'eryr the hrnti, aud compile on and
IyeU i~.d rl"hs the cslness VI youth ths b. II nd
shlL true Marriage Jude ~ tho World. Price % csnn
Mail Tbs opih0r may bc consulted personally o, 10
tal Oh any pltr subject, fnralDh In bis sOts dddssc
~ = q. OH. W v a.hlhnL.n u. Chk.r,. ~
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For Cutaneous Disorders

And all eruption Of the skin, :the ointmcn, Is
mott Invaluable. II does not heal externally
alone, but penetrdtes with the most searching
effects to the very root Of the evil.
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Marriage
Guide,

N To us saIshas " IsDfodaeos Drassvvis
Us o9ApsSb,1 80
IN. 10 ~ iae'ssuss saIk " two ksndfsd and sirSy
IAIss, sM h.fn1fs.s tspaInss sbd contains vaIuAbk
lHP'@s'sa ~, La.s vts msfrisd ~ contemplate mar
n.g. sa u Loas that ought N Ia krpi sndss Iosk
Wf ssy sst nat lsh sirsiaaAy sbsu, thu bouae
" s.at4,Gs The srperiguss aud advice Of physiesa
siass fspgs,os IL World wids snd should b. IN Inc pr
us HAsU Gs'oy mails snd female Throughout tho enilr,
sgbs ~nbt0ss every thing on The suhJsrt Of lbs s,n,'
.,s y'.aa that worth knowing. ssd much tbs, 10 no,
sabiisLsi In any other ~oft.
hsn, 70 aey o6- No. d po.tsss) for Pity Cent?.
aairs" Dt. huiu Dispnssry, No. ~ Y. Eighth strsS
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Unquestionably the bes sustain ed
work of the Kind in the World"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes Of a Family Physic
and for curing Costiyeness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheuma-
tlAm, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Biiiousness, Dropsy, Tuners,
Worms, Neuralgia; as Dim
ner Pm, lOI purifying TIC Hlnnd
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

Lrr,sn Ceunssias u u
hAfn.d ~ thsss about II
mafDj 90 the physisIogiss
myts'iss End N,slsuoas q
". sfsal systlm, 9Th III
4 NJ Isuil.duniInn l.sa.assi.s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-14

The number Tor January begins the nine.
teenth volume Of the Magazine and while
lis past record will, il is hoped, be deemed
asulllclent guarantee Of future excellence,
no efforts VIII be spared t, diversity its at
fractions and to provide IN increased sup
ply OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
wheeling Retail MnrneI.

SECOND WARD- "Wednesday Morning.
One OF the best markets We remember
Of ever seeing on Wednesday morning
TN, season WAS assembled NJ the second
ward mar kct house Yesterday. All kinds
OF vegetables and fruit were exceedingly
plenty. ana sold A. moierat" rates. Too
.ow prices attracted til" supply OF
buyers, though AFTER O'Clock there WAS
still much stuti left Ihis residue usually
sells Al sacrifice and II large .un-
Der at hucks,c-s and small dealers are on
hand o. ruhhio II up
PRoDUcE-hggs luml5c per dnz; 'p'-
Ter 2OtG20c Per ID ; chickens lota Zoe
pacn; Money zoe per pound.
VEGETABLES Potatoes lOlal5c per
peck; onions 25c per peck; cu,umbers
slrlOc per dozen; cauhhower 5rplOc
eacn, string beans lOm2Oc per peck
beets Sc per bunch; cabbage 2CT5c per
head; carrots 30 per bunch; tomatoes
sGGlOc per peck, ana 3O(d4Oa per bdsneI;
green corn 5a Toe per dozen; egg plants
5GulOc each; sweet potatoes bOc per peck (;
,qusshe- 90 each; pumpRins jCDlOc racni
onions for pickles, 15c per peck; cueum-
Der pickles doc per 100; celery ; punches
ioI 25r; red cabbage 3Ca.c per mead; tur.
nips 2jc cents per peck; Lima beans So
lOc per quart.
FsrrT-Green apples lom2Oc per
peck pears 2O(G3Oc per peck; peaches
4Ua apa per peck; plums Zoe per quart,
or sungOc per bucket; wstermelous 100
2Gc, ctntsIoupes 6gl5c; grapes 5Oc~
81 90 per peck.
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r.Ny WHO ARE SUFFERING

,ror, the effects OF the warm weather anu
are debilitated, are advised by physician
10 take moderate amounts OF WHISKY w
ar three times during The day. In llli
while those who adopt this advice re,
nuently Increase the numDer OF "drIhhs
aud in time become conf med lnepilateS;;
s. beverage which will not create tnlLsU
for lntox eating liquors, and whlch Is ~
Tended especially TOR the benent CT ueplli
tated persons, whether al home or ABROAD
- DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Soh
tanning the juices of many medlclhai
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the intoxicating cup. Inc
nourishiug and the ltfe-supporuns P"
nerties of many valuable atulal proIuc-
ions contained in il and well Bnown 10
medical IAen have most StrengthSnlus
infiuence, a single bottle OF the dohlc
will demonstrate its valuable quaillts.
For debility arising from sickness, over
rXertion or from any cause Whatever,
[TInegiasStul of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create Sn appetite tor wholesome iuou' ~
nil who are about leaving their homes, we
desire 10 saw that the excellent efects Oh
Or. Schenck's Stasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake PMS, are par
ticularly evident when taken ny thO>e
who are injuriOusly affected by chahge
of water and diet. No person should !eave
nome without taking supply OF Inese
80 agl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
GREESBACKS AND WORKINGhES
Overtnrcs from the GcecmbackeTs 10
The WOTkingmen.

The following from the Pittsburgh
Dispatch explains the sltusuon IN Wheel
ing, so far as can be learned:
There is well defined movement on
foot for the union o, the two labor psrtie,
now in such active operation IN tins
yIcIliity. The UvertureS come from the
Greenbackers to the other party. They
propose TO have the workingmen merge
with them, but are de'irous that not only
their green back plank but the majority
OF their utterances on the question OF
worklngmen's rights shall De lncorpor-
ated in the new platform. The leaders
of the Workingmen's Party nave eX-
pressed willingness for the proposed
union, but are unwilling for any
other plan OF consolidation than by
the adoption Of the money theories
of the other party and the labor prIncI-
p!e- of their own platform. The chlet
difference between the two parIes con
slsts in the stress laid upon cooperation
IN the workingmen', m0vemen.. InyY
look upon this rs the great remedy Tor
their woes. They MAINTAIN IT,, I'll IN
dustral institutions should be conducted
on the cooperative plan. To such great
lengths the Green hackers are hardly pre-
pared to 90. In this condition the mat
ter rests At present, but there appears To
be little doubt but that the two parties
will eventually unite, although probably
each will have TO make some concessions
before q union can be effected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
NE,GHRaRHoop NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
RcatSter Reporters.


MISS LoUDEN, Of Loudenviis, is Wis
ting Miss Auuie Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. JOSEPH RYAa and we, OF Nor
rrstown, sre visiting friends 10 the CITY.
aEyauug folks enioyed themselves
ut socia. - Mr. KlrkPstrick's Monday
evening.
JeuN J. AsHENHUsT, formerly Of the
ONO TaBeu Nel0s. ws- 10 the city Thurs
dsy evening.
Miss PmEE, of G!encO, and Miss
Cochran, az II. Clalr,vIIle, are visiting
friends mere.
STILL they come, says madame rumor.
There is to be smother wedding IN mgh
life. IN this city, shortly.
a VERY enjoyable ,ocisI party was
given 1t the residence o. MIR. ChATIe'
Brockmsn last Tuesday evening.
T4E Knights Tempisr drilled and
parsdei on the pubic square Thursday
evening. A number OF the Wheeling
Templars participated.
TIE commissioners of the warehouse
have advertised Tor sealed proposals ioi
the erection OF ne tobacco warehouse
here. All bids ust De in by September
25th
4 DOUBLE wedding WAS celebrated 10
Morr...5wn Yesterday. Mr.. Joseph
Sbepbrrd to MIS- Alice Armstrong, and
Rodney Mofett - Miss Marian Shep-
herd
THE' workingmen expect to hold
worklngmen meeting on the puohe
square Tomorrow evening, at Whlct
time prominent speakers will address the
meeting.
BELOW We give the rates OF taxation
on eacn 500 valuation III the different
townships, towns and special school dI'
.ricts in Belmont county for the veal
1871:
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The cneape,, Roofs the Gravel ROOF

George Crumbacker, OF this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roots in the most improved method, ana
warrants his work to give satisfaction.
both A. TO resisting fire ana turning
water. The tar used Is put through u
process that frees 1t from oil and benzo,e,
and no meter now great the heat, /: will
NJ, run. 1t Is equally efficient IN roofs
Of every conceivable pitch M. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which ne offers tor sale
al the lowest rates This roo. mas stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the poa:oSico or
call ~ has establishment, mead OF 18Th
AID Wood streets Al orders promptly
attended To.
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Personalities.

Miss Elsie Mitchell formerly of St.
Louis, but now of Martins Ferry, is
visiting the family Of Gen. Geo Me-
Leary, at Portland, o.
Mrs. Capt. Moore and Mrs. Col Hsger-
man, OF Tiltonville, were in the city yes
t,Tdsy.
MIR. Lewis Baker VINO has been visit
ing in the mountains, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. John b. Gillespie in the lightning
ticket singer Tor the Z. " +. road at
Portland, O, was in town yesterday.
MIR. Charles Comensky, prominent
merchant of Rush Run, was in the city
yesterday on a business trip.
Capt. VIM. White, who died at Port
land, o., a few days since, WAS the gen.
tleman who piloted the steamer Great
Repabhc IRON Pittsburgh to Cincinnati,
tue largest steamboat ever pat shOst on
western waters.
Mr.. Mont Williams, formerly con-
nected with the wholesale drug store al
Houston Il Reed, this city, lett yesterday
or Illinois, to trave. tor u Quincy firm.
Col. Robert Delsplaine and lady, DR..
K. ). Harvey and MIR. Frank OgIebay
returned yesterday from the Whit Sui
phur, where they have heen visiting dur
my the heated term.
Capt. Phil Ansbutz was in the city
yesterday.
Clerk Ed. Muhleman, OF the steamer
Andes, il registered at the st. James.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Walton
took place from the residence of her nus
Oand, on the Island, this morning.
Miss Birdie PeDdleton, daughter OF
superintendent OF -chools Pendleton,
returned home last evening, from White
Sulphur.
Gov. Mathews Is expected home to-
tsy.
Colonel w. ". Arnett returned last
night from Chsrl'stown, where lie mss
been attending tn" Supreme Court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes 81 Current Gossip
In and About GOWN.


The Light Guards have returned.
ONE msrrisge license issued yesterday
The Riverside vail resumed opera
tions yesterday.
The Second ward market, yesterday
morning, was largely attended.
THERE is talk of fancy dress ball At
Arbenz's Hall this evening.
The Morris-Luther boat race at Pitts
burgh is pronounced off entirely.
TIE temperance meeting at ParkeF5
Hail last evening was well attended.
Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys, met at the city building, last
night.
Benz. MCLAUGHLIN has challenged
Eugueno Cady to row skid race for n
purse Of so.
THE stack" or air flue nj McGlnley' :
coal bank, East " heelinI, .was burned
down yesterday.
OxE hundred and one arrests have
been made by the poice curing tins
month up 10 yesterday.
ENGINES 800 and 81 have been trans
ferred from this u the Parkersburg dlvl-
SION of the B. 81 o. road.
The Hook and Ladder No. hose
house has been thoroughly cleaned, and
presents q neat appearance.
A WORKMAN AT the Upper Riverside
mill had a foot injured, Tuesday even
ing, by truck running over 1t.
The Light Guards extend their than ks
to Chris. Sei5ke for two kegs OF Wheel
ing lager. shipped to them at White
sulphur.
The moving of Mr. Albin GERS house
on rollers, in East Wheeling, yesterday,
caused q greater sensation than circus
procession.
THE boilers At the Top mill will go TO
work next Monday. The other depart
ments of the mill will resume operations
about September LIST.
A MEETING will be held At the Second
Branch Council chamber, this evening,
'or the purpose of re-organizlng the
Standard base ball club.
A NUMBER OF the members OF the
Germanis Singing Society spent the
afternoon, yesterday, at Burners or
chard. out Csldwelps run.
The Fulton Bakery, at Fulton, belong
ing TO Mr.. Bayha, caught fire yesterday.
The fire was extingulshed without mate
r,aI damapa heinz done
EVANGELIST RANDALL is still on the
war path, and has printed on MS postal
cards. the assertion that he is lunatic
and penitentiary birt..
g. MACKIN u Co, contractors for
completing the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and Kentucky railroad advertise in the
proper place tor 300 laoorers.
THE boilers and picked nine played
game OF ball on the RltchletoWn
grounds, yesterday. The picked nine
was defeated by score OF "a to 81
DEACON HAGAN, Harry Lukens and
Gee. Vennum, OF the Standard base ball
club, go to Steubenvile, to-day, to play
against the Hob Nails and Cadiz club.
The Tank. bummers and Stump
pickers of the Eighth ward played
game OF ball, yesterday, which resulted
in favor of the Tank-bummers by score
of TO 4.
ISLAND real estate is said to have gone
I'D $4,000 IN value since Assessor
Smith went on deck The rise in Stone
town WAS the most remarkable in the
history of the real estate market 60 Stand
ard Which reflects To the credit OF AS
SCISSOR Smith.
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The Light Guards.

The Mathews Light Guards returned
home from the White Sulphur last night,
we'll pleased with the peop'", drinks
sulphur water and amusement afforded
,hem. % arriving they marched from
he depot up Man street to Eleventh,
up E.tvcntn 10 Market dow. market 10
Sixteenth, and up Sixteenth to the
srmory ut The capitol Dui ding. The
boys presented cred',ahIe appearance
ou tie streets, snd our CITIZENS should
lee proud OF such y military
,rganiz4tion. They ARE all loud
n their praise OF the Nure
sulphur, ana speak III terms Of unbound
ii admiration OF The courteous manner o:
Conductor ID l. Beard, whose run Is be-
tween Stanton and Harper'S Ferry, and
Conductor Dan Ever,iein, whose run Is
between Cumberland and Wheeling,
t.th Gentlemen making their trip rs
y"m ortat'c and pleasant as possible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
MORE LkTDaNUH.
Mrs. Murphy Attempts 1" ENtin-
guish the Lamp of Life.

Another has been added to the long
list of attempts at eltdestructionr and
another unsuccessful effort to explore the
mysteries of the unknown world Is to be
recorded. This time it is Mrs. Murphy,
wife of VIM. Murphy, q piasterer, reS'd.
ing in East Wheeling, who has unsuc-
cessmlly underworld to put liie.S htiuI
fever ut An end Day before yesterday
she took q dose uf lauianum. hut toe pro-
per remedies were applied, and she sue
caeded in ejrcung the pOlsoa from her
stomach. But not satisfied with the one
attempt, she yesterday swallow
ed another dose of that which
doth cause death in case RENE
dies are not applied. She, however
did not succeed in getting into that coma
to.e condition, to use medical slang, from
which there is no waking, bat under the
benign influence of emetlcs, her life was
saved, and she still lives to tell the story
OF her wrongs. The cause OF the attempt
is said to be domestic lniehcity. This
makes the fourth unsuccessful attempt at
suicide IN this city within the last thirty
days, an average one per week.
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Fishing Parties.

Capt. Askew and Messrs. Allen f.
Howell. IT., j. Shriver woods, jr., Jacob
Watson and others, left yesterday for a
few days sport among the little fShes"
at Crows Forks.
Messrs, Henry Schumulbach. Ebenezer
Zgre. Tom Moore, Tom Duff, Captain
jim Thompson. Col. Jim Hamilton, Gen.
jim Ewing, and viii Moore, contem-
ul4te fishing excursion TO Middle
Island about the first of August.
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old country every one Is kind and oblie-
ing. If you approach hotel clerk there
he is courteous and accommodating, and
will give one satisfactory answer. tie
Is not like that 'untGnary n
this country who Ia is in the office
and has Ls uAir part IN tt" middle,
mus!ache Wac, b oks A. aerce IS
cau De WITH sew gord ;,i any one,
The living OF Europe i. in good style.
Everything through the country is pros
porous. One thing needed, Is the Muir
pny movement, and especially IN Scot
land. There is certainly more drunken
ness in Scotland, and il Glasgow IN par
ticular, than any place | have been. In
Paris | saw one man intoxicated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
Narrow Escape.

A few days ago Mr.. Cumnin-, oi
Moundsville, VINO had attended market
IN this city, started on his return HON"
Having been up all Dlght and los, tl-
rest he tell asleep while crossing tie
Narrow5, between here and Mouudsyl.ie,
and his horses started oyer the preciYlce
in that section. Fortunately, however,
Mr.. Lewis Newman, with II team, wt>
directly in the rear OF MIR. Cummins, and
noticing the situation, jumped from hIs
wagon and caught Cummln- team there
by saving team, wagon and driver from
being hurled INTO eternity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
TIKI COURTS.
Yesierduy'N Proceedings in the Mi
Ierent Judicial Bodies.

MUNICIPAL COURT JUICE CRANMER.
In the case OF Boyd " Pra.her vs. Geo
". CrumbscEer, 10 assumPs!t, judgment
wss rendered IN favor ot Plalnutf Tor
1852 AZ.
In the case OF Rob.rra Gibson V. the
CT izsr, Fire Marine and LIT" lusursrc"
Company. IN aesump>gi, JUDGMENT Wa
rel dnr,I in favor of piainuti for $50 %.
! tne case ~ O-IT Du0nirc v. TIE
Ciiz,us FIRE, Marine aud Lilo Insurance
Comuauv, IN nSsuIupsi,, judgment VS.
rer d9red in tavor o. plaintiff tor SGl2 80.
IT, the case oi Robert ". Cramm v.
the Citizens Fire. Marine an Lite H.
surancc Compa0y, "a ss-lmp.lt. judy
meut Wa rendered 10 '&vor ut p.a'uu1
iyr $4,000
Adjourned TIL thu morning Al ton
o'ciocE.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE c2ANMER.
Hugh BOYD, drank, haed one dollar
and costs Pad.
Joseph Campbell drunk, fined one dol.
lar and costs. Committed.
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German SharpshOoters.

A meeting OF prominent Germans was
held At Neuhausen's Assembly Hal,
night before iast, TO consider the matter
Of organizing Schue,zen club in this
CITY. MIR. Theodore Schneider was
chosen president. and Mr.. Scaeutler sec.
rotary. On motion OF Capt. Roll, COM
mittee consisting OF Messrs. SaIterbach,
Scheuher and others, was appointed to
see what names could be secured, and to
furnish such other Information Ms was de-
.irable, and an adjournment was had
until Tuesday evening next.
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4 Rampant EorkviIiain.

Ham higgins, .! GOrNVI.Ie. VIsIlcI
Ii tonvile few days since, and having
III carcass well saturated with "taran
en- JUICE, attempted to Hictln the door
OF the office Of Dr. Muraitz Several
parties iulcrtertd and III tHe NE 'e
when followed, Higgins showed himself
t. uc every inch man by striking Mr.
VIM. Burt an aged and respectable gen.
tIemen OF near 90 Years. For this un.
pardonsble ohense he was quickly hus-
tied away, and not IN the most gentle
manner imeglnsh'c. several bruises being
visible on e, nur' r.,s> arCs>s. Ire ger
era opini p. u re. dId not receive
half what 10 iesrr. ed
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Change.

Mr.. VIM. Taylor has just purchased
the periodical sand OF Mir. Ryiand, next
to the postotice Mr.. Taylor has push
ard energy. ard Will endeavor TO merit
the patronage Of the public. He Is ne
gotiatiag with eastern news houses by
which he expects to get the weekly It,
ersry papers day sooner than hereto
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

CIECINNATI, August - '
Dull and lower ~ 100 F"f SIS
any unchanged. Wheat d..
II OOlrl 20. C"rn-DtI 10. .'
Oats-Demand tar and firm =.
Rye Demand TAR nj j,hr -1. '..
Dull and nominal Purs
unchanged NJ 81 % LAD. o
demand; steam held nj =
kettle 81 OOGlO " Bus Sos.
nud firm shoulders - sOai -
ceh; 81 buyer Augu.G',oE
C,D 10; snort olcri D 76Ui pl
Steady and IN fair Ieunr. Dbl
75rg7sG7ic HhisEy--DI. 90 .
Butter Dali and easier P-a.
western reserve l1mlsI t...
dull 1t l4m DC. Ln.r"1 v.-.
5+9j5c
Hogs-Steady All 'rm,
4 5Ola4 Is; packing - -pr5'..'
s. OjCg5 %; but. her. .5.9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

Truth is mighty ana will prevail, IL at
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets ere
ut j. w. Ferrels. He has mace some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 10 .
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
n proportion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
Kenl ES:nIc IransIars.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yes erdsy.
Deed msde May 8 1877, from VIM. r.
Pc ter TO Nicholas Neidert. for lot of
ground IN Trisielphis district, on south
east side of Edgington lane; fer Sis.