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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-19
ADvERTIsEMRNTa

MAY g. sENDERs,
harrisburg. Linn county, Ogn.,
DRALERs IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
such aa are generally Kept in
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
My . anNDEns Is Ii. arm,
A How us to assure yon,
gu WIN always and .s any time
Around their .toro to serve you,
~ lumber one articles they do keer.
do sen them at small profit.
Sueh as elothlns. good and neat,
livery thing you buy wiz Mt;
n otous, Hardware, eroories,
/ Dishes of all varieties,
lnbroideries. Laoez of all kinds.
Robes and even window blinds
Sam win always be on hand.
S.nd.-.. ditto. ditto.
Ever bearing in our minds,
give and ls. live, is our motto.
Love thy neighbor IKE thyself
C,heat no one is our thonae,
Hoping to do veil for ourselvo.
e yer retaining our good name.
And now as Poetry is not our fOrt.
strOns, look upon it tender
Ezvery one is invited to the store of
Sam May & senders!li
i is without a rhyme.
CONSTANTLY ON KAND
METZLER'S CELEBRATED
RAW HIDE BOTTOM CHAIRS.
y11n2Ssf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-19
EXCELSIOR COMBINED HARROW
OEOD ORUsHHR

0A0D OF U N -,
pstented by Kuhn Miller and are prepared 70 FUN.
ish Farmers this superior implement which seems to
Be destined to rival every thing IN its line offered
AN EXPERIENCED TURNER and are preuared to
furnish good work In that line.
Hoping BY close attention to our business and fair
dealing with eustonerz 70 merit nd receive con
Hnurnce Of the very nberal patronage heretofore ex
tended 70 US give u can, and encourage home ca.
feEFGiss. H CARTER a CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-19

Ga -.

10 Al Who are suffering iroTn tho errors and indscrei
Gons Of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay, loss o,
manhood, &C., win send Teeipe that viii cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discover.
"a ~ ,nssionare in South America Send self-ad.
dreased envelope 20 the REy. JOSEPH T. ls1rAss Sta
t3on D Bible House, New York City vlSin4y1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-19
NEAT MARKET,

HlHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DISPOSED OF
his ms.t market at the old stand be found al
between Iss and 2nd.
IS;4Ia JAS. L HARRIS,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-19
TO Our Friends

whs have favored with their patronage we return
our sincere thanks Our business will be continued as
heretofore and efforts to give satisfaction to all
1Eho may favor with their orders, will be unabated
We have improved our machinery and increased the
capacity OF our factory to meet the growing demand
for a5Vder scope Of work, both plain and ornamental
in our thriving city and country, and prepared
furnish the Latest Styles OF Work in our line.
manufacture Of the
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
> e @ II b e r.

leaten an, Der Secunoant 3dblte Gins,
snei prei unb bic S6iile fra6ten.
@e9en allies Grwarten trafen beipe
&u0el,,, llnb bic Ouelanten i"tirSten
ut 8pben. 8alprant aber mar muir
let6t an Der S6ulter 9etrpfen uno
fem Sail mar cine 6inte, Sept erbpb
er ii6 wieeer, naberte iid init 9leibne<
ridden @prten wetnem Manne, bet9te
li9 iiber tbn ais pentt ct nad fetner
@unpe feben mplle unb itieb ibm bann
ben Dplh in bic 8rult wdbreno fetn
fallder Munb Aifterte uOte Stirserz
fanatae bat LANCE 9enu9 9elebt, fie
mub jebt iterben."
Gs mar in BET Gbat Der Ipbesfpb
aber mein Wann bate bod nod
&raft 9et1t9 ben Meu6 elmBrber ant
9alie st ersreifen unp tbm bic Mprbz
waffe III bas falfde 5erS SIT itpben.
Sn elmer balben Stunre paren 8etpe
2et6en, unb mein 8ater ftarb init YER
l6rdntten Nrnen babel.
.Gs 1T fait unslaublt6, pab CT audi
mod jeBt 5aB empfanp.
Scr 8ater 1T tpbt" antpprtete er,
aber baS &tnb lebt nod unb Der
Stamm miro fi6 furtpFansen. Stein,
netr, baS barf ni6t 9sl6eben; tpenr
bas &tnb nt6t balp zines natiirli6en
TpbeS ftrbt battn mue es NIT @ewalt
aus BET 8elt sa6aft. weroen."
>Sn mein @eua6 itirsenb, nabm er
nit, ber S%epubtlpiett, baS &tnb aus
ben Nrne1 urp elite btnweS.
@oS i6 Sbnen ba ersdblt babe lie
BET 6err Opftpr, ras 9efdab wdbreno
nteiner Sbnmadt. Nus bteier mar
t6 NUT erpadt unt tn cine wtlbe &a<
ieret su fallen. Stefpu mebrere Sab
re 9epauert boben fa9t man, aber t6
babe fir bieie Belt feline Grtnnerutt9 ;
1te 1T ipurlpS ait meinem @etlte pprz
iiberse9ansen. Sn5 t6 wteper gu mir
fam. tparen grtnbtlbe unb GQena Tim
mid. Sic %er3dblten mir, baB metr
Sinh 9etprben unp III BET GapeQe 81
StamunbSfrpn bei9eiebt fet. &ud
metne Wutter mar wdbrenb pteier Bet
Seitprben, unb am 6erSen metne5 Saz
tiers na9ten @ram unb @erSwetfun9,
aus benz fpdter @aDniinn tptrbe.
Seben Ste 6err Opftpr, baS fint
int @eientlt6en meine Sdtdfale 9ez
wei ZEN, uno sic percen 1td parauS
leidt erfldren fGnnett, baB it6 metr
@emitb Serpiiterte."
(Tortiesun9 fpl9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
2lmter Sem fe6fse[6faaemem A~offnnnaen
(Sortlebuns fplst,)

Der gersansenteit, ME steGe falide gBnutermittel fnb
ca sa 3dflen Ntt f6refli8en 5anfarensef6metter be-
einnen ie tire ~eaufbatn, fe praneen cine 3eitlans tn
ben 3eitnnsen unb rerten acknowledgements sreIl an.
~seprieien unb BALI, iebp& nidt ;u balb, set6ren fe su
ben Ser9eHenen Dinsen. user Solicitors Maecn=
bittcrs 1T eth lebensfrdfttses, prpsperirentes 6etlmtt>
tel. So betlt unb fafrt fort gu feien. gseter rerfette
nod pfene @Sneurren. tann ibm etras %antaben. SIM
0esentbetl, Der Grntraf nit riSaliTrenben @ett,inen
nieberen &anses ertGtt nur feline Sppularitdt. Gs lit
~teberhOlentltd, aber Serseblid nadseatmt pprben.
5dlf6unssn %tefelbtn fnt Serseblid ~etnsefirt pprben,
taben ietp& feline Iufnatme sefunben. lleberau ser>
fdanst 60 f& I'm gererauen bes Yublttums, unb bies
BARI es wpll, tenn bas Sittsre 1T Elm bur6aus suser.
ldfFses &rdftisunssnitteG fir S6wddlide; es Sers
bannt nnserbauli8teit unb gerfrpfnns, fdrtt bic gters
Sen, beilt rteun,atif&e seiben, rpttet gBeafelfeber aus,
anb Serthtet fe. /
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26

@tne selunbe rese1mdbtse gerbauuns 1T
Der @runbft etu Der geluubbett bes meni6s
lt4en 86rpers. Die metten &ranfbetten,
benen ben Masen u%nterwprfen III, entIprtn~
gen 9eitDrtem gerbaunss>g ermSseu unb
bobur9 etusetretener gerftppfuns Der Ga
mile be8 &6rpers. Dtefe @ertopfuns au
beben perben aber oft ret3enbe Mebt3tnen
ansewenbet, pel9e riGt ielten etne Gntsin<
buns Der Oarmbeute berpprrufen unb BEN
&Srser i4wdden. &raft muB in bic Or
game 9ebra6t unb beren Sunfttpnen resu>
ltrt tperber.
Oils etn 0esetabtlii6er @esulatcr fteben
Or. Iusut 8Dnt9's 6antbur9er Srppfen
unttbertrpfe IA. Dteielben r%eini9en ben
Mdsen, fdrfen bic 9eber unb fteaen bas
set6rte gerbauun9s< germD9en wteber Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26

pOf @elbanweiIun9 II.
OaS uMpney=S rber Bureau" beS Sc
1teralz9pltamtS setst in fetnem Sc
i3dftsbertdt fir po6 nerFp6ene Sierz
tellabr cine 9rpbe 3unabmetn Der Mn<
sabl Der arsaetellten unb besablten
0elpanweiitn9en fir baS Nrslanr.
Gin 9rOeer Sbetl Der @nweilunsenL bic
in Dem 9auptbureau besablt wuroen,
mar fir Die b%efanntefen @erlassec<
f9dfte uno Notwithstanding
Iunstt aus9etellt. Cine Der lebteren
lief in Der 8p6e Dor ben Teiertaeen
iiber sweitauienp pptanweifunsen EN-
taifiren. 3ebn Oper Siersebn Sage Dor
@etbna6ten berrf9te tarfe Na6fraae
mad ~WpneY<S rber~, bic in Oeutf6<
LAMB uno @rUbbritunnien sablbar
ftnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
2cberlciben.

Die Seller 1T etnes Der tpi6ti9ten Dr.
game bes &DrperS urb 1pate man baber al
len ltnreeelmdbt9fetten bteie8 Organs &uf>
m%erfIamfett f6enfen. 2eberletben umfaet
ertpeber etnen sept1en Grab son Srd9>
bett beS Sr9ahes, Der e5 unbefdbt9t bic No
tbtse Mense @aae ab5uIpnbern pper cine
g%erfcpfun9 In ben @d1ensefdBen, tpel6e
bic Gdae btrbert IN ben Odrmfdnal su &C.
ldnsen. Die @dut erbdlt cine selt1t@e
Sdrbe, eS finb S6mersen in Der re6ten
Seite unb re6ten S4ulter ~Dprb1nbeu unb
Der Ippettt rtntn1t db.
Or. &ueuit &Dnts's hamburger Srppfer
tdrfen unb re9ultren bic Qeber, reint9er
ben Masen utb entfernen aus BEN @ebdr>
men bic BARN ar9ebduften Grupitdten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
Mer16fe &~ppfi6mer3en.

werber bur6 9ertppfuns pter 9erbau<
unss<S tGrunsen berppr9erufen. Dtejents
gen 9erfpnen, wel6e an pieIem 1tebel lei
BEN, mil fen &afee, Stun, Bier unb Tabaf
permetben unb ben 2etb bur9 Or. &u9uft
8Gnts's 6ambur9er Srppfen pfen ba1ten.
@erlpnen, peG6e elmer fibenben 2ebense
tpetfe unterwprfen iinb, fOlten ft9 frib
Moreens geweeutg in freter Cuff MAIDEN
urb Or. <suit 86nts's 6amburser Grcp>
fen mebrntals Res 5a9es in tletnen 0pien
9ebrau6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
0eBfuht.

@elbIu6t 1T etne Strung Der 2eber unt
babur9 berYprsebra6te r1eberfa1uhs bes
glutes nit Sale. &etnieuns Der 6dfte
in Splse Don ti6ttsem &tflbren bur9 Or.
Nusuf SGnt9'S 6ambur9er Grppfen, tds>
Tide laupdrme 9dber, urb gepesurs in
freter Cuff finb bic beften Saftprer cine to-
tale .6etluns su besweden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
0efbipulfte, 0ef6pnrc, Tle6ten,
Salsf1ne

en%tfprtn9en dQe unreinem Slute unb 1T
baber bur6 ben anerfdnnten g1utretniser
Or. Gu9uit &Duie's 6ambur9er 3rppfer
Der @tftitpf aux rem &Drper su entfernen.
Sft 1T es jebp6 nDtbt9, unt bic !6eilun9 3u
bef6leunt9en, duBerli4e lpfdfe WitteS an
supenben. Nus Elm 1Ol6e5 1T Or. &u9uft
&6bt9'S !Samburser &rduterpfater fpwpbl
ais 3ue> pte t6etlpfdfer Don gutter Btr>
flung unb letftet Defenders Niittern, f.el6e
an sef6wp1enen Sriifen 1eiben, unbesabl>
bare Otete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
SerOpbeln nitb anocrc &~rdnfbeiteit
bcS SlMtcS.

Scrppbeln (King's EviD finb cine Ser
berbntB Der 5Gfte bes 86rpers, pel6e ben<
felben nit ldft9en unb bDsarttsen rnret<
nt9fetten iiberlaben. Die Contribution bes
&DrperS tptrb 9ef4wd6t, felbf penn bic
duberen &n5et6en total feblen, pel4e bur9
&uSf6ld9e auf bent &ppfe pber. dnberen
Sbetlen beS &SrperS bic Inpe1enbeit Spr
Scrppbeln dn5etsen.
Die &ranfbett 1T tint 70 9efdbrlider unb
ernflt6er, bd bteIelbe 1T ptelen SdQen erb>
lid BON @ef6le4t auf @el4le6t fortse<
plan3t tpirb unb l6red1t9 ftnb bic Splsen,
rpel6e &us5ebruns, geri6wDruns Der &C.
Der unb enblt6 BEN Sob mad ft9 steben,
Nur Sesetabt1ti4e Mebtsinen, pel6e bic
Sdfte bes &Drpers retntset unb BEN Gift
ftof entfernen, ftnb bier BON toirflt4ent
Wertbe.
Or. @usuf &Dnts's 9antburser SAINT,
lten> Mebt3inen unb unter btefen Or. Ausuft
&6nt9's @dntbur9er Srppfen ret1tsen bas
S9fent, ertteuerr bic Sdfte unb entferrer
bas 2eiben, tnpent fe es nit Der @ur3el
duSretben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
@pileptiidbc Mmfduc,
pter
V0lleuSe@ r0nf6eit

caucrbaft gebcift-fcin 6nftbus-bnrd, cinlnpnatz
lidlen Gcbraud) ppm Or. Gjpmlarh's beribmtem
mnfcbibdrcn NnfaHs : NuIpcrr. lin 9eibenee su
uber3eu8en, baB bieie gulrer gan; cas- bewtrten, mas
mir betaupten, nplen mir benielben cine Scrimd,s-
fd)adbtel fpftenfrci per GRIT suitifen. 0a 3r. @pu-
ldrb Der einitBe &r;t 1T, ipelder je biefe Rranfheit be-
~fpnbers ftubtrt Fat, unb ba unfsrs gDiIenS Gaufenbe
cauerbaft scbcilt rurten bur4 Rem @ebrau6 biefer
YuIpcr, 70 werten mir cine b~Icibcnbc Scilun9 in ic=
Dem Sale sardntiren. Gle Q%eibenben fOaten bieie
pulrer redtjeiti8 %reriuten, un i4 pom feren 5eiltraft
ju iber;eueen.
9rcts fir cine erpfe Sda6tet $500 pber 4 S6a6teln
fur $1,000. tur9 bic gpit mad trsenb etnem @laee Der
Ser. Staaten pber Canada 8ef6ttt mad Gnpfdn8 hes
Yreiies reer per GrpreB 6. 8. .. afrefe.
Sfb S NpbbinS,
800 Sutton Ctr, 8rpptlsn, g. 9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August l9.-Flour-steady
and firm; spring extras 81 50a5 80; MINES
otA extras IS 00a6 rs, winter extras 81 5oa
$50. Wheat Heavy, active but weak and
lower; No. l red winter at 81 Vase, Ho.7
at 9SIc cash aud August, No. Chicago
spring nominal, No. 2 at 97ho bid cash,
961<c August, 99sSas2kc September, 9lhc
October, No. 8, s21fc, rejected 5sc.- Corn.
Dull, weak and lower; Ss1 Sa3shc cash and
August i3S1fc September, 3s1Sc October,
rejected S5Xc. oats-Heavy at 81 10 cash,
22a29Isc September, 22Ma32Xc 0ctober,
rejected 1sZc. Rye-steady and in fair
demand at 50c. Barley-Quiet and firm at
81 IA cash, 81 is september. Pork-Un.
settled and heavy, active but weak and
lower; 50 90 y cash, 50 65 September, 50 72k
80 76 October Lard-Unsettled at 81 Tx
az 20 cash 81 20a7 22,f September, 81 l7lf
az 20 October. Bulk Meats-EaSier sboul.
ders 5ISc, short rib CSC, short clsar SIC.
Whisky-Demand fair and prices higher,
at 81 on. f..,s.... 90 t,rI. "a ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

THE Governor yesterday issued com.
missions 10 Captain VIM. q. Travis, Of
the sehmulbach Guards; Lieutenant A.
n. Parrish, Of the Delaplaine Guards,
Warrington; and the commissioned off,
GERS otthe clarksburg Rifles, Of Clarks-
burg. '.E 'i7Fa4 n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20
Martins Capital Restaurant, iI55 Mar.
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant In the
CITY that has separate rooms for IadIes.
Tar Capitol clock is striking asain.

Tar Capitol clock 1. striking asNfn.
un,,o,s,, o. u mr., L;. -.
- M a.u WI n0' - ~ 'e''''f
IT, a.. p,,. p,...,... a.,
M ne mey f'sAe ''ouues s'oPP'u - Wv
Hslu'e;
DOG days end today. Frost In lou
weeks. delont your uis'ers. 4
THE La Belle MIL started up yester'
day, alter Two weeksiholiday.
TIE Union (coIored Base Ball Club
Of Waynesburg, Pa, are qnsrtsred at the
Central. o. 80 ,,,9-r
TIE young ladies NJ Mt. de Chantal
will hold reunion picnic at'the Mount
to-day. 10 '''' 8 ~ - =. I, f,...
The hy that lights on the bristling
head OF the swell Of the period gets stabbed
to death. : ,' III, ~, Z.
The front OF the Eagle ale brewery
has been greatly improved by 4 new
coat Of psint. 81 a ~ * 4
THREE releases and two deeds in fee
were admitted 10 record Yesterday by tie
Clerk Of the County Court.
THERE Ia A good deal of talk among
The sporting fraternity Of another race
between FeIsipg and Weiseerber,
Tar Ad;n,.r, Gsrs,,i b., m,ds ,
tequlsilion on The War Department for
tents for The military com panies OF the
State. = 7'777'l' r -
T1v no,o,io,. noo o,;,,..r. n.,i,.
If tbis eity and wall known hsrs.bants'
n W.; ' a"I nI, AaT W. S aesea .".st
yellow fever,
Tur a.. n,r,. ~ N. p;,.,.na For,,h
W. ne usS ~, p'SS se F n,,,, anS s'u I'D
w SELL ~ vio" nn5 DI F,s t M sIe
.ao SS - tne oeSsaH suu E'sn'n "1faS
on wednesday. -
:. KRAMER I:,. will play tor select picnic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

Dr.. LYDIA HoSos4BEY DIscHARGED.-
Rev. DR.. LYDIA appeared before Justice
Caldwell yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
TO answer the charge preferred against
him by Mr.. John Martin, on Saturday
last. The evidence in the case was to the
effect that Rev. LYDIA had inserted sew
eral grains Of tartar emetic into couple
Of apples, and left the apples upon q
porch shelf as bait for tramps,
he having been good deal an.
noyed lately by those vagabonds. I'm.
fortunately, Mr.. Martins children
ate the apples and were made quite
sick in consequence. As il was clear to
His Honor that defendant had no inten-
ton Of poisoning ANYBODY, but desired
simply to sicken and vomit the rascals
who had been annoying him, the case was
promptly dismissed and DR.. LYDIA was
honorably discharged from custody.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan appeared
for the State, on behalf OF Mr.. Martin,
and Mr.. f g. Cracraft represented the
defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

The DIRTY DozEs.-The above is the
title Justly given an association Of men
that congregate in the neighborhood Of
the "0ld Black Horse Tavern" daily.
Their hour Of meeting is usually between
s and 0 o'clock in the morning, and their.
sessions usually extend until as late as
II O'Clock at night. One OF the principal
requirements Of their constitution is the
prompt attendance Of members, and be
who Is unfortunate enough to be the last
coming Is assessed pitcher Of ahard
cider" which is usually drank upon the
pavement One commonly known as
'Papp acts as chairman. The society has
existed for long time past, much TO the
displeasure Of many Of the good citizens
Of the First Ward, who hope that an
adjournment sine die may soen be perfect.
ed either by the association or the city
authorities. as ~. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

LIVER IS KING.--The Liver Is the impe-
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
It controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When It Is disturbed in itS proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu.
raj result The digestion Of food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings Of the Liver. II has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequaled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition OF
the Liver and stomach. sample bottles to
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that 1t is just what you want.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

Mssriso OF COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON
HEALrH.-The Council Committee on
Health met at the city building yesterday
afternoon, to consider the Availability Of
establishing = quarantine below the city.
Drs. 81, L. Jepson and D. B. Ward, Health
Officers, were present and took part in
the deliberations OF the committee.
II was stated at this meeting that the
towboat Porter was en- route to Pittsburgh,
with several cases Of yellow fever among
the crew, but that owing to the present
low stage OF water 1t would be i'm
possible for the boat to get shove Pome-
roy with her tow Of eighteen barges. AZ
last reports the Porter was lying at CALI
polls with a broken wrist, but 1t was
thought she would have II repaired and
proceed up the river 10 a day or two.
Mayor Sweeney, il was also stated, would
be notified by telegraph Of the movements
Of the steamer, 80 that ample time would
be had for preparations in case Of rise
in the river that would permit her to get
over the rifles with her tow. The
Mayor had already given orders
to prevent the BOAT landing anywhere in
this vicinity, or sny OF her crew from
coming ashore. Under these circum-
stances the committee did notconsider II
necessary, for the present, to establish a
quarantine, and adjourned without taxi
Ing any definite action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

The BLONDES There was good au.
dience in Washington Hall last night to
see May Fisk's English Blondes. The
audience was composed exclusively Of
males, who expected 10 see vulgar
show, and who were not disappointed. II
was cloud" However, there were some
redeeming features in the entertainment,
and taken az q whole Il was above the
average. The sanyeahs, in their aston
ishing feats Of equilibrium, are big
cards, and would draw anywhere. Their
globes, and juggling acts on rolf:
ing globes, have never been egualled
in this city. The singing Of the blondes
and the two end men was only fair, and
the dancing but little better. TIE open
log part was rather fat. There Is some
good material In the troupe, however,
and they give rather a pleasing show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20
PhiIadeIphis.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10. = Flour
Inactive; superfnes 50 50aS 90, extra s. GOA
400, Pennsylvania family IS 60a5 co. Min.
nesota do IS 50a7 %, patent and high grades
81 0OaS 80. Wheat-steady; red 81 OLA
OK, amber 81 07al 0SK. Corn-Dull
sud unsettled; yellow 4sa50c, mixed $50.
oats-Market dull and weak; white west
err. 2sa30c, western mixed 26a2Sc. Rye
Scarce and frm at 6sa60c. Proyisions-ln.
active and weak. Mess Pork-$1l 25a
11'5o. Beef-Indis mess $l7 Goals 90;
smoked shoulders exc; salt do State;
hams l2a13c, picked do 10Hc, green do Sc
Lard-Dull, weak and lower; city kettle
7Hc, butchers unchanged. Butter-Un.
changed. Eggs-Steady and firm At 15lia
16c. Cheese-steady; western choice 6Ka
70. Whisky-Scarce and firmly held at
Al o. a-f7l'F'ht = 2 8. = .# I'!fl. ~ q -.lp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

EAST LIBERTY, August l9.-CArTLE-
Receipts since Friday 2, 6lS head Of through
and Isl Of local stock; total for the week
ending today 4,4S7 head OF through and
8 ia local. against $40 head OF through
and l.960 local Last week. Very little bust.
ness done to-day, only IL loads sold, all for
local trade except four loads for New York.
Retail trade has been unusually light;
prices are, however, of certainly i5c from
last week. fl" "
Hoos-Receipts 1880 head; total for the
week l5,075. against 1910 last week.
Grassers s. 76a4 90, Workers. 81 15a4 40,
Philadelphia a SOFAS 10.
sHEEP-Receipts $500 head; total for
the week 70 900. againet II 800 last week.
Selling slow at about last weeks prices.
Prospect not good. .,.,.., b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

CINCINNATI, August Cotton Quiet
and easy at 119sc. Flour-Demdnd fall
and market firm; family "a 5oa5 rs. Wheat
in good demsnd; western red e0a95c.
Corn-Inactive at4la42c. Oats-Steady al
22a26c. Rye-Dull at 65a56c. Barley
Dull and lower No. fall at 81 GOAL 0S,
Pork-Dull and nominal ut $40 50al0 rs.
Lard--Dull and nominal; current make al
81 20a7 25, kettle SaSXc. Bulk Meats
Easier; shoulders at5,<a5sfc short RIB exc
buyer August, short clear at 50 20. Bacon
Dull 6a7a7xa7zc. Butter = Firm for
best fancy creamery at 2ia22e, choice Yves.
tern Reserve at 14a15c, choice central Ohio
12al3c. Iinseed oil-Dull at 49a50c. Wits.
ky-$l 05.
'HoGs-Dull, weak and lower; common
81 75a3 95, light s. S0a4 10, packing 81 20
"a so, butchers' 81 50a4 90. -.ig .5.. u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

PERSONAL PoIsTs.-Goy. Mathews re-
turned yesterday from the White Sui.
phur Springs! 7so} s7Hn'
Nj. James Cunningham, il. a clerk in
one Of the departments at Washington, is
home on 8 short furlough.
Misses Alice V. and Ella B. 0ktoby
have returned from visit Of several
weeks to their brother, Mr.. VIM. Fl. OK
toby, at Erie, Pa. 10 .,o..,l l8 u
VIM. Erskiue, E.q., is recreatipg at
Putin-Bay. ..s..
Al. Clarke, Esq, is at oresson Springs
Major N. BIO. Wright has been sum
moued TO Cincinnati by the death Of 8
brother. y -'-s,1s
Matt. Weiss, a popular Pittsburgher,
and family, who have been Visiting in
our city for awhile back, left for home
yesterday. ~
Mr.. John Waterhouse, j., Yesterday
returned from visit to Ocean City, New
Jersey. 1e -.-Hu7.. t'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

,TRAssRERs OF, REAL EsrArE.--The fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate were ad.
mitted to record in the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made -Augs.l2 1873, by VIM
schoekey and vile TO John L. Hobbs
john d. Hobbs and others, Tor 1o,1S
acreS OF coal land, adjoining the Wash.
ington Mill tract, in South Wheeling
s i6ssa made August 10, 1878, b John
J. Cayanaugh and wife 10 John Fitz+im.
mons, for lot No. 2 in square No. 4 OIL
Churchill's second addition to the city, in
East Wheeling; $500. .ll..--- IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20

DETAINED ,FoR, PoSrAsE.=-Letters ad
dressed IA follows are-held for postage a
the city Postofice: Miss Lottie Allen
Est Walnut Hills, Mcmillan street. car.
VIM. Sumner, better directions; ]. w
Pheger, care n. B. Clafiin & Co, New
York; George O. Kurtz, $50 Alley Q, city
,Abram Marsh, Matfsld Green, Chas'
co., Kansas; Mrs. Rosie Ramseier, Can
field, ,Mshonins CO., o.; Lew q. Whissen
Roney's Point, VIVA; John. Burns OIL
VIM. McLain, Burnsville, Braxton co:
W. Va; lMisd Maggie Woods, Chapline
street, city Miss Maggie Brost, 52l Mar
ket street, city; ]. A. Smith, Volcano, w
Va.