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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-06
Rriei Mention.
LENT commences to-day.

LENT commences to-day.
BEAUTIFUL March weather.
THERE are few or no evening stars this
month.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet In this city to-day.
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet in this city I" day.
y suL11yAs's Hiberneum exhibited in
Westwoods Hall last night
The enemies OF the English sparrow
accuse him Of eating fruit buds.
THE Cushing paper mill Is to be trans.
formed into furniture factory.
THREE deeds in fee and three deed, Of
trust admitted to record yesterday.
THE brick work on Shallcross & Wal
ters' new hotel Is about completed.
The ball Of the Harmonic and Mnp.
nerchor Societies last week netted 1885,
Tar wanderers will return, now that
the & !. has completed It's laborS and been
discharged.
"srRISa has come r This is positive.
ly all the poetry upon the yernal season
We eau consent 10 publish.
SHOULD the weather prove favorable,
the Golf Guards and Mathews Light
Guards will parade on Saturday.
Nh. McNAuonToN, who lately pur.
chased the Silvey property above 9th
street, has removed his family into it.
Huou ROBERTS, the druggist, Is having
his establishment on the South Side fres.
coed and otherwise improved in appear
ance.
Mr.. ALBERT CHRISTIAN has rented the
Marlin farm, on the Bethany pike, and
will remove bis family out 10 4 short
time.
THE Second Presbyterian Church So
cial meets on Thurtday evening at tho
residence Of Mrs. Caroline Norton, No.
2402 Man street.
LETTERS detained at the pSstofice In
ihis city for lack Of postage: Todd &
Smith, city, cent; John James Thomp.
son, Toronto, Canada, 5 cents.
WIN. II SHEIp, the music dealer, will
commence moving his goods from his
present place Of business to one Of the
rooms under Washington Hall, on next
Monday.
TnE street cleaning brigade are doing
some excellent work on Market street,
providing always the piles Of dirt are not
left until the busy teams and pelting rain
have scattered them far aud wide.
Tag Committee on Streets and Alleys
oil the City Council have recommended
the Mayor to atop the further excavation
Of the cinder bank near the old Washing.
ton Mill property, Ia the Eighth Ward.
"WIL1 you always trust me, dearest? p
he asked, looking down into her great
blue eyes with uuspeakable affection, She
was salesWomAn in an uptown store,
and she told him business was business,
and he'd have 70 pay eash every time.
The country place Of the late Chester
D. Knox, at Leathefwood, was offered at
public sale yesterday BY Auetioneer
Heryey. The property, which consists
Of handsome residence and about ave
acres Of improved land, was bid up TO
So, 200, when 1t was Withdrawn by tho
auedonsor.
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DEATH OF Mrs. RACHEL BRows.-
Mrs. Rachel Brown, reliot OF the late
James Brown, died Yesterday, in the sOth
year Of her age. MrS. Brown was the
mother OF Mr.. John NJ. Brown, Of the
Seventh Ward, with whom she resided at
the time OF her death. She was well
known in the community, having resided
in the city and vicinity for upwards Of
fifty years. The remains will be inferred
at Union Cemetery, ST. CIairsville, and
the funeral will take place this morning
at 10 o'clock from the residence Of her
son, on South Front street, Island.
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SILVER WEDDlSG.-Twenty. five years
ago, DR.. John c. Hupp and Miss Carrie
Todd, daughter Of Dr.. A. s. Todd, were
united in marriage in this city. After a
quarter Of q century Of happy welded
life, Mr.. and Mrs. Hupp celebrated, last
evening, at their residence on the corner
OF Eoif and 18th streets, their silver
wedding. There were some forty or
fifty couples, old friends OF the genial
doctor and hia estimable lady, present to
congratulate them upon the suspicious
occasion, and wish them many happy
returns. The guests included many
gentlemen Of prominence, represent.
lug the Executive department Of
the State, the manufacturing and
commercial interests OF the city,
and the various professions. During the
evening Mrs. Wm. II. Sheib and Mrs.
Geo. B. Caldwell entertained the company
with some charming vocal selections.
Supper and refreshments were served
early in the evening, and after spending
several hours in agreeable social con.
yerse, the party broke up shortly after
midnight, with many we'll wishes for the
future Of their hospi,able entertainers.
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PERSONAL PoEN1s.-Mr. Harry W heat
OF Wheeling, VIVA, Is visiting bis lister,
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsberg, Of Findlay
street. Cincinnati Tines.
Among the late arrivals at the. ST.
james are: W. Frazier, Barnesville; Jas.
Tuhill, Oakland; John Todd, Burton.
AT the stamm yesterday: W.. C. Brown,
]. E. KoontE, New Martlnsville; j.
Thrasher, Frostburg; VIM. WoOdburn,
Cameron.
Mrs. Hedges, who has BEEN visiting at
the residence Of Mr.. Geo. w. Nichols for
some time, returned to her home near
Wellsburg, yesterday.
Mr.. W. Fl. Robinson, OF Main street,
will leave shortly for the Hot Springs,
and be absent for some considerable time.
Mr.. James Riddle, Of the Top Mill, was
engaged yesterday 10 moving his family
into his new residence on Main street,
above Sd, which he lately purchased Of
Mr.. Stewart.
Mr.. Neuhardt returned home from
Texas Monday evening. He came after
bis family, and will leave with them for
Texas in a few days.
Mr.. Homer Fireman, OF Startling Ned
ical College, will be student under Doc
tor J. Cook, Of Bridgeport, during the
coming summer.
Messrs. G. A. Gaus and George He'll
have purchased the grocery and liquor
stock Of J. W. Frankhauser, corne: Of
Market and 10th streets. Mr.. Frank.
hauser has moved upon farm down the
river.
DR.. A. L. Mayer. the Jewish Rabbi,
left for Clarksburg last evening, where he
expects TO Join 10 holy wedlock Mr.. B.
Kahn, OF Grafton, and Miss Leonora
Block, OF the first named place. Before
returning TO the city he will visit Par
kersburg, where he expects to lecture
next Saturday and Sunday nights.
L. &. Landonr Of smithton, ". Va; l.
E. Granger, Of Wellsyllle. O.; A. n.
Dickerson, Of Marietta, O., and ]. F.
Withrow, Of Pittsburgh, are at the Nc.
Lure.
DR.. J. L. S. Hall, of this city, was
among the graduates turned out by Ben.
nett College, in Chicago, on the 2lst ult.
John Dunn, Esq, u former resident Of
this city and now proprietor OF the
Da Fore House, in GallipOlis, o. was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Fasnacht was buried from her
late residence, No. 740 Main street, yes
terday afternoon. The remains were
Inferred at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Mr.. J. B. Lockhardt, postmaster at
Bethany, was in the city yesterday.
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IT Is no vain boast to say that Nc.
Lains' Wheeling Vegetable Pills are rap
idly gaining prominence over all prepar.
atoms advertised or used for diseases Of
the stomach or liver, as none are so safe
so sure, 40 effective aud gentle In opera
ton, nor relieve so promptly, even in OBJ
stinate cases, This is not our opinion
alone but that OF thousands upon thou.
sands who have used them 80 satisfac-
lorjly that they could not be induced to
try any other.
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TnIann

TOLEDO, March 5.--Flour.-Dnll. Wheat
Dull aud lower: No. white Michigan
81 FAX, amber Michigan seller March
81 2611, seller April 81 %, No. l red win,
ter ! 20, No. 9, seller March and April
81 "a, seller May 81 %. Coru-Dull and
lower. high mixed 44c, No. 2 spot 44Xc,
seller May 46Isc, rejected spot Axe seller
April axe, seller May 10 70. oatS-Duil,
No. 2, seller March 27stc. Glover Seed
Choice "a 35a4 40, Mammoth a SIX, prime
81 30, No. 2, 81 l2Isa4 20. Hogs-$i 40,
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GREAT BARaAISs.-We will sell from
this time till April 1st our stock Of Pi.
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, a fine pair Of Match Horses
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness
at cost for cash or approved security
on which date A. NJ. Adams will retire
from the firm. Apply. to Adams & Lucas
1927 Market street.
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TIE attention Of the Street Commits.
sioner Ia called to tho practice OF our
coal haulerS, who every day back their
large teams on the boardwalk on the
National Road, above 9TH street, break.
log the plGuks aud leaving them in that
condition, They are not permitted to
back their wagons on our payements, and
why is tho ordinance not enforced in this
cassY
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"IrcH1HG PnEs"-is very prevalent
and distressing complaint, the symptoms
Of which are moisture, like perspiration
intense itching, particularly at night
when undressing, or after getting warm In
bed might think pin.worms were crawling
in and about the rectnm; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer
another hour, and allow them to become
aggrivating while you have pleasant aud
sure cure in "Swaynes Ointment" Also
cures teter and ali skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, 30 cents
a box, or three boxes 81 25. Address
letters to DR.. swsyne &son, Philadelphia,
or to the Richmond agents, Bodekel
Brothers, 1,444 Main street. Sold by all
leading druggists. dew
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what M,gbt Have Bcen Heard

Almost any day during the Centennial, ~
physicians might have Teen SFtn sltttnt,ii ~ Nj
the elcRAnt glass Gaze, standing 10 Tue Aug -.
Ing, In which BOnIOnb Npcine OiVSs tslit ~ =
exhibited, discussing III merit. lpd Art ~
over other porous platter, and ne I'eed NJ
have heard words Of Wrrm ptIiAe w nsI I, y,
lips ~ they spoke Of the revolution u Soaaa w
ttftct 10 remedies for dlAel,ei tFtAiSd q hs ~.
such a. rheumatism, inle and Ts.E tstI ~. !.
and kidLey d'OISes, tcllilcI, lun0,s' 'p'laS'
bruises and oil aches ,nd Iaini o. sL IN =
with these opinions the Cehtriith l lss y
were also IUIrned phyhclrni, Wefeh Ellta 1 ~ ~
and awarded the III lnulSctuIrtI o. fnsD ,, ~, ",
cine Plaster the only melll given % E1ISa n
len. TO avoid fraud re that the Eofa C.I'TI y.
cut through each plaster. s0ld sTu!AA"t '''
Is cents,
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ABUSING A HORSE. = Yesterday al
ternOon as two tealnsters were driving
their teams up the National road, near
9Th street, one OF the horses refused Ia
pull, or could NOT, and the driver from the
other team took a large heavy chain and
beat the horse with it in an unmerciful
manner. The teams were loaded with
flooring and Misunderstanding, and, we
presume, belonged 10 one Of our planning
mills hereabouts.
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Clicngo Cattle ninrI,s,.

CHICAGO, March g. The DroteT Jour
nal reports:
CATTLE Receipts $500; shipmena $50
Shipping steady; sales at IS 7Oa4 90, feed
ers and stockers In moderate demand Al
50 00a3 80; butchers steers at IS O0as rs
COWS 81 25aS 50i bulls 81 00aS %; oxen
s. 40aS rs. Good demand.
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments 1000
Market steady and unchanged; mixed
packing at s. 40aS 80, light So e0aS 20
heavy shipping IS eOaS IS. Some leii
over,
sHERr-Recelpt 800. Read y .ale for ali
Offering at 50 76a5 90.
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CONTROVERSY among the frat. class he
tells OF New York shows that the service
ia constantly changing from one first.
class hotel 10, the other, and the bills Of
fare show the same variety Of dishes
The important fact, to travellers, is that
the Grand Central offers the same accom-
modalions for one and two dollars per
day less than the otters. cod
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NEw GooDs.-Mr. ]. A. Lash, the jew
eler, hiss returned from ten days visit to
the East with large and complete assert
ment OF new goods. The stock embraces
all the fresh novelties in iewelry, silver.
ware,etc., selected by Mr., Lash personally,
Those desiring to purchase anything in
his line cannot do better than patronire
Mr.. Lash. His establishment Il in the
Grant HOuse building, on Main, near 10Th
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL GooDs,
VERY CHEAP.-As Sheib's Music Store
will be removed in about ten days to
Washington Hall, everything now in
stock at the old stand, Main street, is
selling at cost. II you want or need any.
thing musical goat once. The chance
will soon be over.
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There was only one case before the po'
lice court yesterday morning. A fellow
who was arrested for drunkenness by OF.
fcer ListoD, on the Island, about lC
o'clock Monday night, was brought into
court and fined So and costs, which he
could not pay, and was therefore sent &c
the city prison. He refused to give hi,
name, and appears on the Clerk's book as
"John Smith No. g."
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The following were returned as mot
true bills": John Mcoluskey, selling
liquor without license; August Reibe,
selling liquor on Sunday; Jane Mcdonald.
assault upon Jane Mcdonald; Thomas
Caldwell, perjury; Robert Cruth, james
Craig, Alexander BISzier, James Davis
and Robert McBurnie, all Of the State Of
Ohio, charged with peddling and hawk
ing coal without license.
The grand jury, having completed their
LAHORE, were discharged, and Court ad.
journed until this morning at 0 o'clock.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS. MorHERs.-Don't
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething in chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, givea rest TO the mother. d&w
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NRW YoRK, March 5.-There Is a Sigh,
improvement In the jobbing trade, Bat
I ~ continues light with package
houses. Cotton goods quiet but fairly stsa.
~ In nfst hlnds. Coles MRrSeillss quIliH
are advanced. Printa continue sluggish.
9tnghams In steady demand. Dress goods
quiet Mems WOODEN wear dull, Foreign
goods moving slowly,
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TIE WHEELING AND ELM Grove
RAILwAY.-In view Of the large travel
anticipated on the Whaling and Elm
Grove Railway, as soon as the spring
opens, tie Directors haze determined 10
reduce the number Of trips on the road
for The next thirty or forty days 70 give
the stock an opportunity to recruit, they
having been run down by the hard win:
ters work. Those interested should
make note Of the new time table Of this
road, which appears elsewhere in this
nanaF
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Two OLD CAsEs.-Harysy Combs was
arrested Yesterday by Officer Detibaugh,
and locked up TO answer two old charges,
viz: Dlsorderly conduct in the Eighth
Ward last October, and jumping on a
train Of cars while in motion, the follow.
ing November.
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STRIKE AT THE HINGE FAcroRY.-The
men employed on large hinges, at .the
Wheeling Hinge Factory, struck yes[er'
day morning for more wages. As each
man has several boys in his employ, some
twenty-five or thirty persons were thrown
out Of employment by the strike. How
ever, some sort Of a compromise was
agreed upon between the men aud their
manager, and they have agreed to return
10 work.
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TEE couRTs.-CouNTY couRT-Judge
Geo. E. BOyd.-Court met at 0 o'clock
yesterday morning, pursuant TO adiourn'
ment Of previous day.
AT a. N. the grand Jury entered the
Court room and submitted the following
report:
TRUE E.tu.
Selling liquor on snpday-Thomas
Pryor 1--we indictments), VIM. Goetze
(three indictments), August Neuhausen
three ipdictments), Charles r. Behler,
John B. Foose, Henry Schwartz three
indiclments), VIM. Gilligan (six indict.
ments), Peter Bonenberger, Frederick y.
Vaas, Henry Blumenberg, John Klevis.
Other Liquor Cases-Thomas Pryor,
indicted for selling TO minor; VIM.
Goetze, indicted for selling to a minor;
Geo. Andreas, indicted for selling 10 a
person in the habit Of getting intoxicated
August Neuhausen, two indictments for
selling without license.
Unlawful Gaming-Geo. Wickham and
James James, indicted for keeping
faro banks; Alex. Wallace, jr., Charles
Miller and Benz. F. Yennum, indicted for
keeping gaming table commonly called
an "E o. Table," alias poker table; Au
gust Neuhausen, indicted for permitting
gaming table to be kept and exhibited
on premises occupied by him.
There were several indictments found
against parties for betting and playing at
a faro bank, but as the officers Of the
court declined 10 furnish all the names,
we choose to publish none:l
Prostitution-Mary Shipp. Jennie Nor.
ington and Julia Chisel, indicted for
keeping houses Of i'll fame.
Assault and battery-Andrew Hamil-
ton, indicted for assaulting Wilson Nor.
rison on the 10th day Of September, 1877
Harry Smith, indicted for assaulting
Thomas Lunsford on the goth day OF
Seplember, 1877.
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MRrLASD lYE tIors,.
bAITtAoRE, Moally, S,,r sSta .
PRICES OF BREP CATiLR m,
wkEK, H 4
Very beat on sile this WCeE ,,.
: hat generally rated int quality ii',,.,'''" NJ I
Medium Of good fair Qualliy.,,,,'''7 g. AVE-
Ordinary thin stetFs. oxen Gpj To- r.. 'fl
General average Of the market m -
Extreme range d priCts..,,,,,,,.,- 'NS =
Most Of the sales were ifum. ''''''''s
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A RARE chance to lovers Of that soul
stirring instrument, the Violin. A fine
toned Msgglni Violin, valued at Sl5C, TO-
gether with volume Of Strauss Waltzes
and one course Of twelve lessons for 50
cents. Secure your tickets at once. The
ticket will also admit you to grand
musical and dramatic entertainment.
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HAPpY.TIDINes for nervous sufIerers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts ehectually cure premature debility,
weakness and decay. Book and journal,
with information worth thousands, mail.
ed free. Address PuLvERMAcnER GAL.
vANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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Two parties came near breaking their
limbs on the boardwalk along the National
Road, on Monday evening, by stepping Ia.
to boIe made by broken plank. The
plank had been broken by = heavy coal
team backing 10 on the walk. One Of the
parties threatens to bring suit against the
city for leaving tho walk in that condi-
lion.
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Wheeling Cattle ,lS,...

WHEELING, March I "a.
Live stock received N N. D =, ~
Stock Yards during the la, %e Whas
CAT1LE-ReCeipts Is b. sSst (.
Cows and bulls . Ha5ytc. m usali al 4
heiters S>latc, choice Ion 10, NV VA
fair. " VIA ptsS
Hoes-ln slow demand AT ,D,.
sllERr-ln fair demand a, S Sailk
LAMIs-ln fair denlrnJ s,i NAN,
per head " N1aI
FRESH C.orwNs-Recipp a bead, Z. ,
demand at SIS OOa5O erhtaJ ' i 1
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PITTSBURGH, March ACT
Steady; crude s. size At PsI,tt.:I''l.t,,
dull at Ike PHILADELPHIA SS, .S.sr hS,
OIL OIL CITY, Pa, March s
sales at $l65, steadily MOI. I'm y
at which price II closed s'S USED = q !,
yesterday 1905 barrels. T1,.S iPs.
day aggregated 10000 barrel isa
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n0I Main street,
Gheanteltila
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Carpets and Furniture-M endel, Booth
& Co.
New Goods-A. W. PAUL & Bro.
Books for Lent-Stanton & Davenport
Wall Papers-John Friedel.
New Bacon-George H. Parks.
Great Bargains-Adams & Lucas.
Horse and Buggy for Sale.
Washington Hall-Genevieve Rogers
Wanled-Boarder
Time Table Wheeling & Elm Grove
Railroad.
Wagons and Carts-s. J. Ellifri,z.
Book ,keeping-Harry Caldwell.
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JOHN RoEMEn's headquarters for
Cheap Goods, Nos. 2Ol9 4 202l Main
Street, and still they come. Receiving
large additions Of Choice and Desirable
Goods, which must besold quick to make
room for others coming in.
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NAIL CRY DrREcroR.-The Nail City
Building Association has elected the fol-
lowing Directors for the ensuing year
O. ]. Crawford, A. NJ. Watkins, Wm. 8.
Foose, Daniel Bodley, Andrew King,
John W. Boring, A. Fl. Britt and George
w. McCulley.
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BYFoRr JusrcE WHEEIER.-Robert
Wright was before Justice Wheeler yes
terdSy, charged with beating Elizabeth
Ankey. Defendant was fned s. aud
costs and Eeld In $50 to be Of good be.
havior for the period Of SIX months.
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ARMY and Navy officers make their
headquarters at The Colonnade Hotel
Philadelphia. So do leading business men
from all sections, while for families and
large parties OF travellers It also ofers
uneuualled attractions. cod
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and:stnv
Market,

All articles have been in COED WHY
and generally full prices were OLai'i
Corn, however, WAS Il little Lover, OliJS
the abundance. Quotations are tOt sir
iicles delivered BY wagon:
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MuS1clPAI CouRr-Judss Cranma.
Court was in session Yesterday, and
transacted the following business
Philip Hanstein IS. Ludwig Wagon
knecht and Mary s. Thomas; in debt
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff Tor $3.50.
Adjourned until this morning at lO
O'Clock.
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The trade in Sheep has been lui,ly vi,
this week, there being decided, IA
not excessive, increase 10 the uuns,, I
the receipts over last week, lhsQuatt
the offerings was not Of a vtry upsl
order, the bulk Of the receipts b;itEss,5
Of a medium grade, common and TOP MI
being absent. Quotations S4Gs&s Ii
selling at the former quotations, lldti,s
Of q very common quality.
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WOODLAND RANaE.-A number Of tie
Golf aud Mathews Light Guards went
out to Woodland Range yesterday alter
noon TO practice target shooting. They
were accompanied BY Major Miller.
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No especial activity has marked d, n
greSs Of the hog trade to-day, R,,..,
have fallen Oft several huulf,d NJ !.
compared with last week, and d, NJ
is OF scarcely as go ID a grGde gsp.t,I, \
1t was then. Prices have betS T,Il n.
tanned, and the outlook Just nov / h.
they will hold up the balance Of th.,sj
at least, as Il heavy run is not inueliv.s
expected, and tue demand for Ii. I'M
wants Of the butchers is scarcely MN,
filled, Quotations 5IlaGhc, lev I.IlS !
the former figure, most sales being 4 n
&c, net,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-06

TIE poor and humble, alike with the
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