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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-20
THE POLICY OF THE u. & o. II. X.
Views orNr. Robert Garrett.

On my way to Cincinnati | met Mr..
Robert Garrett, the Oldest son OF John
W. Garrett, President of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and the active spirit
Of the old banking house, now three gen.
erstions in existence, OF Robert Garrett
& Sons. M. Garrett gave me the follow
ing ideas of business and railroads in the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad belt
Baltimore is in better condition than
it has been for two or three years, and
there is general improvement all over
the country The policy OF all railroads
for several y ears 10 come will be exceed
ingly frugal and conservative avoid
ing litigation or quarrels, and striving to
get and concede remunerative rates for
freight. 1t is the interest of people and
railroads that freight shalt pay It's car
risge, st least, instead of being taken at
rates that break down the carrier. The
Baltimore and Ohio has compromised its
law suits with tho State Of MARYLAND.
The city Of Baltimore is growing, and
supports three European steamship lines.
1t cost the company 100000 10 start the
first line af wooden ships, and they sank
that amount doing IT; but the ad-
vantage 10 the port and railroad
is realized in other lines il slim
ulsted. A foreign war would be Of
great present advantage 70 the United
States. The Western Maryland Rail-
road, built, like the Cincinnati Southern.
by the public money of the city Of Baltl-
more, and which for several wears
seemed 10 be frivolous piece OF expense
without terminus or an object, is now,
under good management, one q the
greatest aids 10 Baltimore city, tapping
with local branches, the trade Of dozens
Of little towns once tributary 70 Phils-
delpbls; 1t is about one hundred miles
long, and extends 10 the Cum berlsnd
Valley. Mr.. Thomas A. Scott 10 man
Of the creates! ability, and bis railroad a.
Baltimore is Of material use 10 that port.
As to labor riots and attacks on the rail.
roads, this summer, the militia systems
Of the States are better prepared than
last year, ard public opinion disciplined
70 meet any outbreak with the courage
Of united cJmmunitIes.-"Ga# 10 I'm
glLITsT.
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GhlnnRn


c CHICAGO, May lS-Flour Dull and
unchanged. Wneat-Dnll, weak and
lower No. 2 Chicago spring 81 O94 cash
and seller May; 81 06iC9l O5f seller
June; 81 63t seller July; No. 8 5000 90;
at 3sic cash; 39sc seller May; SStc seller
Junei 29ic seller july rejected S6ic.
Osts-Dull weak and lower st 25Ic cash 4;
25fc seller June 25t seller July. Rye
Easier st sic. Pork-In fair demand,
but at lower rates a. $500 cash; 81 975G
8 90 seller June s. l598 III seller
July. LArd-Inssctivs and lower at
So 674 cash snd seller June; Sc 725
seller July; s. 773 seller August. Bulk
Mests-Dull ana lower Sf94i@4tc.
Alcohol-At 3oc bid; "a asked. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 04.
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OUR MILITARY.
THE BATTALION DRILL.

The First Battalion met at the srmory
Saturday afternoon, and about half-past
four o'clock marched to the Fair Grounds
for the purpose of engaging in the first of
series of battalion drills TO perfect the
companies in the parts they are TO take
IN the grand celebration on Decoration
Day. Many very difficult movements
were executed with precision and regu-
lsrity that was astonishing. considering
the limited smount OF practice our mill.
ts-y have had in executing battalion
of course, but on the whole the affair
was very creditable to those who took
part in 1t.
CRITICISMS.
Major Miller makes fine appearance
on horseback.
The discipline maintained IN the Golf
Guards speaks fsyorably for their drill
master, Lieut.. Otto.
"Fle right" and double quick" are
out of date, Major. Don't get Hsrdee
and Upton mixed.
The officers should march to the front
as the rear rank steps back, in the rear
open ORDER" and not wait for the COM
msnd "front."
fright front into line" was badly exc
cuted from halt in column Of tours,
each company taking the double time
without orders, and A Company moving
to the front.
Lieut.. Dickey kept the Calling guns
too close TO the TANKS, despite the repeated
orders OF the Major to the contrary, and
they always blocked the advance when
an "sbeut" movement was executed.
The Lindsey institute company eX-
hausted their energy by running around
the grounds with the Calling guns be-
fore the balance of the battalion ar
rived.
OTHER ITEMS.
Capt. Bridges company have bad
their red pants dyed blue, and will wear
their Zouave uniform, with this altera-
ton, on the 3Olh.
The Schmulbsch Guards will not have
sll of their new uniforms completed IN
time for the celebration. The commits
stoned Off GERS and First Sergeant will
have their suits by that time, and the
balance of the company will wear the
blue Jacket and vest of the old uniform,
with black pants and gray cap. 1t Is
expected that they will be detailed for
guard duty.
The DusQuesne Grays, who will come
down from Pittsburgh and take part In
the sham battle, is one Of the best drilled
repimenis in The country
The epaulettes, belts etc, for the OIL
GERS OF the Schmulbach Guards were re-
ceived yesterday. They are very hand
some.
There will be meeting of the com
missioned officers of the companies OF the
proposed First Regiment West Virginia
Volunteers at the Adjutsnt.GeneraIs
office tomorrow afternoon, to elect regl-
mental officers.
The Moundsvi.le company will drop
the "Zouave" from their title when they
get their new suits, and substitute some
thing appropriate to the change in
style.
Colonel Miller, Lieutenant. Colonel
Sterling, and Majors Lukens and Bridges
will probably be the new titles OF these
officers after the election Of field officers
to morrow. In this event Lieutenants
Linch and Otto will undoubtedly rise to
the rank of Captain of their respective
companies, as they are efficient, popular
and deserving officers
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Trustes's Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his WIFE, date1 NAY I9is, ~
1874, and recorded in the Office OF the Yer tll.
OF the County Court OF ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed OF trust book No. :, pages
Is ana rs, l will sell at public aucIloh' Oh
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at me me
toni door OF the Court House, IN the city
ot wheeling, the following described real
estate, that is to say: The wesi, or aliey
mart of the south half OF lot 1856, situate on
The west side OF old Fourth street, anu u
much of said halt lot as fronts on the alley
INNING eastwardiy towards old touTth
street, about 46 feet, more or less, toSelheI
with the buildings thereon. H..
The nile 10 the above property is belleV-
ed TO be unqaestionable, but selling a.
Trustee shall only convey such utle as II
vested IN me by virtue OF saio I ISS" VI
Loot Trustee.
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RAIlIRl.

A crowd Of about one hundred men
snd boys gathered at the corner OF Thir-
ty-seventh and ChspIne streets, yester'
day morning, drawn there by the stub
bornness Of two balky horses attached tc
a countlI wagon. After vsinly endeav-
oring to get the animals to move of their
own accord, IS many of the crowd as
could find room to get hold Of the wagon
did so, and pushed the team bodily for 8
tull square. The driver was, however
finally compelled, in order to reach his
home, to unhitch the team and leave his
wagons in the street.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


Regular Tuesday Packet - Steamer
Andes.
Jewelry and Silverware-C. r
Brown.
Pholographs-MyleS' Gallery.
Public Nj letting of Citizens OF First
and Second Wsrds.
hostetter's Bitters-[ Third Page.
Turtle Soup Lunch-Henry Schwartz
Something to Make You Laugh.
Notice ia Bankruptcy.
Rochester n. Y. Book Beer and Lunch
To-Day-Gus. Matthews.
Time Table, q. & 2. Railroad.
A Feast of Bargains-C. L. Brues "
Co. First Page.
Bsrgains-I. Blum & Bro Head OF
Local
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY Residence
and Grounds, mile east of the city on
the National road, at the terminus oil the
Elm Grove railroad. a., i'll, -, ,
There are some IA acres OF lanG, Win at Ine
choicest fruits and shrubbery. The house
Contains all conveniences OF gas, water
&c. and is in perfect order. Staollng'
green house, ice house, milk mousse
henery, &C, convenient. o.,,- ~,
Terms easy. Improved CITY proPSeILatS a.
Apply TO myself until the 18Th S OF May )
n ftar that time TO Mr.. Chambers HerNeS'
no ,.,o5rs SAMUEL LAUGHLlN.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES
MOZART HALL.

There was a very interesting meeting
held at this hall last evening, Second
Vice President James A. Clark conduct
ing the services. The meeting was
opened by prayer and reading Of
Scriptures, after which followed speeches
by G. w. Baggs and A. J, Wincher.
There will be no meetings held in this
hall during the present week, owing to
its having been engaged for benefit fes-
tlval to Mr.. McMssters, who recently
suffered a severe injury to one of his
hands. The festival will be held Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings next.
PARKER's HALL.
A temperance meeting was held at
this hall yesterday afternoon, conducted
by Mr.. Westwood. Mrs. Mix, of the
Eighth ward addressed the audience.
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Presentation.

Officer James Robertson, of the Fourth
wsrd, was presented on Saturday by CIT
liens of the above ward, with a hand
some mace and belt, as testimonial OF
his worthinsss as q citizen and faithful
ness rs an officer. The presentation
speech WAS made by Capt. j. w. More
head, and was responded to in a fitting
manner by Mr. Robertson. Now
Chubby" is second best to the hand
soonest man on the force.
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"Serenades.'
WHEELING, w. VA, May 10.

WHEELING, w. VA, May ~.
Editor OF the Register.
Please print the following card in an
swer to an article in Fridays Standard
headed "Sereua1es."
| am sorry to see the Standard man
going INTO the garbage business, at least
so it appears from the sloppy article
which he gave to the public on Friday
evening ] suppose news was scarce and
he followed the promptings OF his nature
and the above named article was the re-
suit. Let the public haYe their opinion
of man that would write such an article
or the paper that would be so low as to
give 1t TO the public. That black band
man should not follow white men all
over the city expecting to be asked IN
with them, for all god citizens have q nor
ror for men Of his stamp. l must admit
that a man did stick his head out of win
dow, but he retired at once; for as soon
as he saw the unesrthly Visage
of the black band man
he concluded that Weston or the work
house had broken loose. There was not
enough IN LlhI AT 10 20 IOuuu aASoA VIZ
black man got his share. He must not
be so greedy the next time, for fear OF
making himself sick. Perhaps he will
get sick yet; anyway 1t will not hurt him
TO get good dose once in while. This
blackamoor is the one who was seen Ca
ressing lamp post on Market street,
about three o'clock in the morning. No
doubt the poor man was weak, as he had
been out all night looking for good
square meal. When seen he was singing
"Thou art so near and yet so tar
So l suppose he did not get any stray
crumbs. Poor man, pity him, and only
wish,
Some power the gift could gle him
To see himself as others see him.
Hoping that experience will teach this
hayward youth, will leave him IN
peace, that be may be better able TO di'
gest the fearful dose taken by him.
A WHITE MAN.
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Officers LIected.

At meeting held by the stockholders
of the Shakespeare Club Saturday even
ing, majority Of the stock was repre-
sented, and the following directors were
elected: VIM. Leighton, jr., o. 5. Long
r. S. McCabe, Ii. NJ. Matthews and
Richard Savage. The board was organ
lied by electing VIM. Leighton, jr.
President and join d, Culbertson, Secre'
farN
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CnanIine s,r, e, e. Church.

President Thompson, Of the Univer-
sity, preached to very large audience
at the Chaplne street N. Z. Church yes
terdsy morning. Bis theme wss the
love OF God" and was handled in s
mastery manner. 1t is said that among
the audience were d number of persons
who had never been inside of church
before.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-20

In the Municipal Court of wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &C.
Mergsretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and others,
IN CHANCERY.
1.-THE undersigned, Special Commission.
erS. hereby give notice that by virtue oil
The authority vested in them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9Th day OF April, 1873, they
SSA1tTi'ITRDSY, THE sTH DAY OF JUNE,
1873, sell at public auction, at the iront
door of the Court House OF ONO county,
West Virginia, in the city OF " heeilhs' 10
the highest and best bidder the real estate
of which said David Mas, decd died
seIzaJ and pOSSesSed, tO-wit: The piece OF
land, containing about two ana one nan
acres on which said David Mas hau ms
residence and brewery at me tIlhe Oh ms
death, which was conveyed TO MN Oy one
Franz Hegner and vile by deed dated
March 10, 1851. and now of record IN the
CLERKS Office OF the County Court OF Salu
county, in deed book No. AZ, page ~ ana
described in SAID deed as follows; FROM :
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with H0nmau's line northeast one nun
dTed and ten feet; thence north 10 BUSH
field & McMechen'S line; thence east 10
John McLure's line; thence with MS Inc
about 800 feet; thence west 10 Holman 5
line, the place of beginning.
Also, lot No. QUD one hund 3nd lOur,
on the northwest corner Of + lateIy
called Bank street and Coal E~t, 'front.'
ing 50 feet on Coal street and TuAnlug west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, being
same lot conveyed to said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 8. 1867, and now OF Re cord IN SAID
Clerks office in deed book No. %, page
III All OF said real estate being In SAID
city. county and state.
l. = 4 II
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect TO pay, in cash. the
residue in three equal ms. ailments eacI
hearing interest from the day OF sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser to give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO the UNDER
signed Tor said deferred Payments, ana the
title 20 be retained until payment in iul'
LEWIS s. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
a.
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4 Foot Race.

The foot race between Arthur Nc
Nicoll and Wilson Cox for $50 a side,
came off last Saturday at $50 o'clock, as
agreed upon. Cox won by about three
feet. The race between McDonougR
and McNicoll did not come of, owing TO
the backing out of the former.
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PRODUCE.
Now YORK.

NEW YORK, May lS.-Cotton-QleI
at llt@lltc. Flour-Re Receipts 1900
barrels; market dull and in buyers favor;
No. 2 81 75(G3 rs; superfne western
and state 50 OO@4 So common 10 good
extra western and state 81 7O@5 90
good to choice 81 5000 10; common to
choice white wheat western extra IS 80
(96 90; fancy do. So 55G7 rs; common
10 good extra Ohio 81 75C9G rs; common
to choice extra St. Louis 81 I5(G7 rs;
patent MinnUs)ta extra good 10 prime,
So SOFAS 20. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
Dull and unchanged. Whest-DuIl
and heavy; receipts 2lG,OOO bushels No,
2 Chicago spring 81 1901 2O red winter
81 2lGl 81; No. , western 81 l9(Gl -.
Rye-Steady, western 69ic. Barley
Quiet; No. = Canada SOC MalL-Un.
changed. Corn Receipts 10000 bash.
els; fairly active; steamer $40 i9!C Ne
. 5O@GOlG yellow western d2iT No z
seller May GO@50ic Oats Receipts
81 900 bushels; heavy; western mued
33(D3ic; white western 34@39c Hay
Qmet; shipping 55dG0. Hops-Ilesvy.
Coflee-Quiet put firm. Sugsr-FIrmer
fair to good refining 7.@Gci prime &c;
refined firm at 9!c Molasses-QI net sud
steady. Rice-UnchangSd. Petroleum
Firm; crude nc; refined ll!@llic.
Tallow- Steady; western l2ic Men
Pork-Dull ATS 9O@9 l5 cof-Qlic!
and unchanged At 7c Cut MeAS-QuieI;
long clear western middl.s 4 c. Lard
Prime steam So Sjd6 s71 Butter
Firm; western l0(922c. Cheeso-Ohio
S99c. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 06lGl o..
Metals-Quiet and unchanged. Leather
Quiet; Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayru
and Rio Grande light, middlos ard
heavy weights 2O@2lc; Csll!orn. do
l9I@205c; common do l9@2lc. Wool
Quiet and firm; domestic fleece 3Olg
CSC; pulled lSCGiOc; unw1hed 100 loc.
Cincinnati,
UIKCIENATI, May Matchmaking
and higher at l0ic. Flour-Frm and
unchanged. Whest-Scarce and arm
red 81 l5Gl Is. Corn-Weaker q. i2t9
42jc. OAts-Quiet at 2S93lc. Rye
Dull at 606G2c. Bsrley-Sleady sad
unchanged. Pork Inactive and lover
nominally at s. 90. Lsrd-Eulefi
steam So 50; current make So CO. kettle
81 OOG,7 90. Bulk Meas-ln fair Dc.
msnd, but at lower rates at 81 JOlaf ~
(d4 55Ca4 so. Bscon-Q1iet and 1n'
changed. Whisky-SleSdy and IN lar
demand ats O3. Butter-Dull and W.
changed. Linseed Oil-SLeGdy and ID
iair demand al $4,000.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May ls.-Whea! and
Flour-Unchsnged. Corn-Dull; yellow
&c cash and seller June and july oEc
seller August. Oits-DulIi western
mixed 22d,23c; white western aiG@'c.
Rye-Unchsnged. Provisionf-DllI and
unchanged BuLter-Quiet and 1ncnshg
ed. Cheese-DuIl and unchanged. Egg
Steady and unchanged. Petrole1m-
Quiet but strong; refined III c BID cruos
9a9tc Whsky-Slrongi western " w.
i.IoIedo
ToLEDo. May Wheat Dun
amber Michigan spot 81 q seller J9hs
81 III; No. z red wioler spot 81 ~
seller June 81 l7{; seller July VI ~
red 81 ~ rejected Wabash sJc. Corr
Dull; high mixed e. jc; No. 2 sPo! SO
seller June 42ic asked; Ate oisfeo,
rejected 4Ic; damaged BIC. Kys-Ao.1
57Ic. Osts-InacLlye; No. = Ztc V''
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Foot Mashed.

Friday Joseph Sample, Of Valley
Grove, met with the painful accident OF
having his left TOO. seriously hurt while
ergsged IN hanging up a saddle at his
stable. when large iron hook, on which
was hung lot Of harness, gave way
and tell on mis- foot.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't tail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for sll diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind cohc, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving rehet and health
to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, May ls.-Dry oo" ,d
Business light with package houss' ,' IN
jobbing trade quiet. Cotton gSVn
light demand and outside makes Of d. ~.
and bleached cottons unsettled. D
in good request. Prints dull 10 "a "a
hands. Heavy wooIsns in moders'S All "
mspd BY ciotkiers. Foreign goods duh
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kCuIling News.

The puddlers of the Top Mill raised
$50 last Friday evening with which to
purchase new scull boat for Felsihg, in
honor of his recent victory.
Weisgsrber is thirsting for the gore Of
that man whom the Leader knows Of
who whistles TO row him. The Leader S
oarsman must be Lenksrd, the idea
nurCer.
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ANEW Sunday Paper.

1t seems, from present aspects, that we
are to have another Sunday paper in the
not far OF future. We understand, from
good authority, that $1,000 stock has
been taken, and an effort is being made
to secure $1,000 more, in order to give
the new project firm footing.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

- HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
y Coal Cars, one cart. one Farm wagon
one Spring Wagon, three ton Oh
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter suhG. one new
SNrina WAGON. \. j. ELLIFRITZ,
apl5 Cor. 2Ith and Market streets
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W,ST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
tereStS!
vitativ0 Compound!

or SEED AND PLANT lNvIGoRAToK!
For increasing the Ui1i fDrcc and early
maturity Of Seeds GHd IFd"tN Patented
Anil 81. 1874 Better, cheaper aud more
easily applied than any known fertilizer.
Insures sure crops, large yield, and ReS-
truoion OF insects. IS purely chemical IN
it's character, and contains, in condensed
form, those ingredients so generally ueh'
cient i'm soil. and which are essential 10
Immediate and certain termination OF
seed and rapid growth of plants. Atten-
ton OF Tobacco aud Cotton Growers Is IN
yited to this article. Put up in SOC.
800 and $500 packages. sent by malI
on receipt of price. send for descriptive
circulars. Liberal terms to reliable agents.
WAUGAMAN & CO., care Geo. Bingham
Adams TX. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
:oF
MAS BREWERY &c.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
"
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF DaNlc
Mas, decd, and others,
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isaSe Ball,

A picked nine from Pol!ock's cigar
shops and like number from Msrsh's
shops, crossed bats on the Island Satur-
day. The game resulted in score OF
Al TO 40 in favor of the Marsh nine,
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SnIanfKcnI EsInIe.

Auctioneer HalIer sold at the front
door OF the Court House on last Sstur-
day, twenty-five acres of surface and
nine acres Of coal land, being part OF the
Woods farm on Glen's Run. 1t wa:
bought in by the Exchange Bank fol
- ODO
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We live at the bottom Of an ocean Of
air, and Of necessity breathe more or
lees sf the heavier poisonous germs con-
sLsntly floating through IT. To prevent
such from asserting their prejudiciAl ef-
feet upon tie system, DR.. BulPs Blood
Mixture should be used, as its efficacy il
simply wonderful.
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OIedo
LIVE STOCK.
lllcaRO.

CHICAGO, May ls.- The DT9vt,,
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 h' go
shipments 5000 head. AL grade, ~
lOc lower; choice heavy - ZyS@ - ~
light So l592 20; mixed rough - "9
3 20. -.
Receipts 100 head 's.r
menu 400 head. Msrke. stesdy 'n'P
ping 81 3OtG,5 Is; feeders and ''ocLs'
dull At SO OOG4 70; butchers afmi eon ,
81 5OG,4 90; bulls 81 OoS3 w. '''e"
and oxen 81 0O(g4 80. ,
Shesp-Rsceipts 80 head sbipnspsSo
$40 head; dull and lower sales .! " "
(2,6 %.
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Picnic.

The German Lutheran Church IN
RItchietown held their picnic at Stro-
bel 5 grove, Caldwells run, on Saturday.
There was large attendance, and q
good time was enjoyed by all present.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING jo LOIS a. On N
ss6o aach ONLY one-sixth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
ha Maid annually in five equal install
ments. with interest. Apply 10
JOHN p. GlLCHRIST,
.Oo,, At Top Mil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-20
FREE SHADE, MIDDLEsEx Co., VA

Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup in
my family with the greatest degree Of
satisfaction, l unhesitsting recommend
it As the best remedy that know Of for
children. THOMAS Y. LAWSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-20

WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satisfaction
than any other. MANY DEALERS.