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Martins Capital Restaurant, il55 Mar
ket Street, Is the only Restaurant In the
city that has separate rooms for ladies.


THE Circuit Court has adjourned 10 the
10Th inst.
ARE you still able 10 stand up inside
your collar?
EAT little and often, should be the rule
nowadays.
A DRY spell lasting for over month
is predicted. ET
sPoosEY lovers now fsol the old man
with lunar rainbows.
The wary "skeetern maketh blood
while the Moon shine,h.
HOUSEWIVES are "berry" busy. If
anybody can, they "can."
AT 10 o'clock last night no arrests bad
heen reported at police headquarters.
A BIO party was given at the residence
OF a prominent citizen 10 South Wheel.
ing, last evening. r
Tbs colored people OF the city and Vi
cinity are making arrangements for 4 big
picnic this month.
THERE will be an experience meeting
held at Mozart Hall this evening by the
Temperance people.
The committees appointed to make
preparations for the approaching Turn
fest will meet Tomorrow afternoon at
Reymanns Garden.
SOMEBODY has revived the old poem
that in these days il Is only the pedA-
gogue who keeps cool.
0SE deed Of trust and two release deeds
were admitted to record yesterday by the
Clerk Of the County Court.
THE Jack Bass Fishing Club returned
from their encsmpment on Big Wheel.
ing Creek, yesterday morning.
TmE S. Y. W. Society will leave for
Cold Springs, twenty miles up the creek,
to-day, on fishing excursion.
THAT's 4 wise provision OF nature
which thins man down in summer, Tie
sun has less purchase on him to get in a
stroke.
THEGrsnd Lodge OF the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron, Steel and Tin Work
es will meet 10 this city en- the 9Th Of
August.
Avon stimulauts this weather. The
heat Of The sun will have little effect un-
IesS there IL artificial heat inside to coax
it through.
JUSTICE Mix, Of South Wheeling, is at.
tending to the duties Of Justice Caldwell,
Of Madison district, during the latteris
indisposiLion.
The Liederkrarz Singing Society is
making arrangements 10 hold picnic
at Bfomer's Orchard, up Caldwell's
Run, the latter part Of the month.
LErrERs addressed as follows ara held
for postage at the city Postoflice: Dennis
Mccoy, city; Mis- Florence Hyland,
Church's Home; Adam shafer, city.
MONDAY next will be the 6rst anniver-
sary Of the organization Of the Mathews
Light Guards, and they propose cele.
bratipg II with parade in the evening.
AMAN next door TO an embryo prima
donna on the Island, who grinds out and
winds up her "Grandiather's Clock" on
the "piRner," al 4 o'clock In the morning,
calls II asaenger.pest.
THE justices, and ConstAbles Of the city
will hold meeting on Monday evening
next, at Justice Caldwell's Office, Tor the
purpose Of efiecting an agreement upon
certain matters pertaining TO their busi-
ness.
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The COMING EcLIPsE-A total eclipse
Of the sun will take place on the 10Th
inst. This eclipse may be regarded az
the return Of that Of July Is, 1850, when
the shadow Of the moon crossed Hudson
Bay territory, the Atlantic Ocean, Spain
and Africa. During its progress the dark
shadow OF the moon will first strike
the earth in the province Of lrkoutsk.
Siberia, in longitude liz 3g east Of
Greenwich, and Latitude 50o IA north.
Ip course will at first be east
north. casi, but will gradually change
to east, and, alter leaving Asia,
to southeast, Il will cross Behring's
s,raip, in latitude .600 40 north, in an
easterly direction, pass q little northeast
Of si,ka, cross the British possessions 10
wards the southeast, and enter the United
States in longitude $50 vest Of Washing.
ton. In this country 1t will sweep over
the western end Of Montahk- Terri
tory, the Yellowstone National Park,
Wyoming Territory. Denver, Colorado,
and Northern and Eastern Texas, enter
ing the Gull OF Mexico between New
Orleans and Galveston. II will then pass
over moss Of the Island Of Cubs and
Southern San Domingo, and leave the
earth 8 little southeast Of the latter is.
land. Within this country the breadth
Of the shadow will be about 1l6 miles,
The eclipse will be visible, as partial
one, over all the United States, Mexico.
and British America, on the afternoon Of
Monday, July e9th.
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CINCINNATI, July l2.-Cotton-Quiet
and unchanged at llNc. Flour-Firmer
family "A S5a5 IS. Wheat Strong and
higher; new at 75s9Sc. Corn-Quiet al
40A4?c. oats-Firmer at 26a29c. Rye
Quiet at 65a56c. Barley-Steady and I'M
changed. Pork-Quiet and frmer at g "a
al0 90. Lard-ln fair demand and mar.
ket frmer, litter offering; current make
Sc IS, kettle 7Ita71fc. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and firm; shoulders sc, short RIB S. 7j
cash, S. so buyer July, short clear 50 90,
Bscon-Steady with fair demand at SKA
6I<a6Hc. Butter-,Dull and unchanged.
Linseed .oil-sttady at 5la5Sc. Whisky
Steady and in fair demand at 81 05.
HoGs-scarce and firm; notenough offer
ing 10 make q market.
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Largest and Finest As.ortn.1i,
Goods 10 the Civ.

A-elNt4:
Sor1 best u nnA QInS llu,.r,
a. Sn. LahSh Iensus IN an, Fs..sI ~ - Eaal
SnieLen, Feiisd TufklJ, 81 II, 20 10
Lobster, hllnon, Fin I,s[,S.s.h A,S
SllIornA clnptd Gods, - ~. = "a
feAts, de., Olives In bottisS. H.. Ina
osn{ syrups, RAypbsFTT s,,Sr. Una n
cslieTT 4 sLI I, aIII I1p,iOsa sIruPs FTsSr
csrr.y,, INV " AnehoriA S,rIi,s 4 81
S1 iI fllNonns EItrlFti, Cor, IA
,t ASo mo and Esll SelsCisi ~ = ~,
shieh We P'y special ItlsntSOs ILH1
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TRE BLUE AND GRAY.-At the re.
union Of veterans held in Marietta, last
September, II was decided to hold 3 grand
reunion OF the blue and gray this year at
Marietta, and September 8, ., 5 and 0 ha.
been set apart as the time. This associa'
ton Ia under special government recog-
milton, and from present indications the
attendance this year will reach forty
thousand. Excursion trains are being
arranged from Omaha and north.
ern Iowa, and from all the principal
cities and towns OF the coun.
try. The President and members
Of the Cabinet, Generals Sherman. SEQ.
field, Jos. Z. johnson, Sheridan, Crook,
Hood, Beauregard, Miles, Leggett and
others, together, with many State Gov.
errors, are confidently expected. The
exercises will be varied and entertaining,
consisIipg OF addresses and experience
meetings, parades, sham battles, cOmpe,
titiye prize drills, etc. A large number
Of veterans in this city and vicinity have
made arrangements 10 attend.
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DEFINED sUGARs-6O0 BARRELS
IN Crushed, Powdered, GrAnulAtSd, codee and
YelloS In store and ioI ale Of lowest market nt0S
n, REILLY, 1850 and 1911 Main 81,
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TIE DIAMOND BAsE BALL CLuD.-A
member Of the Diamond Base Ball Club
has furnished Us with report Of the re-
cent match game Of the club with the
WaynesburS (Pa.) club, which be calls "a
True Synopsis Of the Diamond Base Ball
Club Trip 10 Waynssburg.n We quote
from the manuscript as follows
"On arriving at Waynesburg one Of the
members Of the Union club met md 60.
corted ne TO the Walton House, kept by
Mr., Sallers' sons. Il Is one OF the besi
houses In the town, and the gentlemAnly
proprietor endeayored 10 make every
Thing ~ pleasant n possible. On that
evening come Of the boys were tired and
remained ut the hotel, and some went to
church. On the next day every player
was eager for the battle, even down 70
'Adiutant Punk when the game was
called BY the umpire, Mr.. ]. B. Caldwell,
who Ia one Of the finest umpires have
ever seen. The game at the fourth
inning stood 4 TO 8 in favor Of
the Waypesburg club. By errors
Of the Wheeling boys, they scored
nine runs on the 5th inning 10 our boys,
four. On the next inning they white.
washed our boys and scored two for
themselves, the score standing Is TO 7 in
favor Of the Waynesburg club. They
are good players, and set Of gentlemen.
There Was no drunkenness in the party,
a. was spoken Of by the Standard on
Thursday evening. As 10 the language
used between the editor aud the Captain
Of the nine, it is true that We are
ignorant by reason OF not having
the educational advantages Of the
Twelfth street local. Therefore ]
think that he showed his ignorance in
attempting TO ridicule those who are hiI
interiors. / cannot see what can be the
the motive Of the gentleman Of the &an-
dard for speaking 10 the manner in which
he did. All we ask is fair play. When
our Standards were 90 often defeated
there were no insustions thrown out on
their characters, as was on ours. Could
not some OF Us do the sAme II our heartl
were black enough to do itr'
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THE CHnDREs's HoME.-Both direct
ors and lady managers Of this institution
held meetings this week, arranging de-
tails OF work and actual work for the
heated term. At the ladies' meeting on
Wednesday three children were admitted
and applications for several children &c
20 into private families, reported by the
binding committee. The household com
mittee reported n handsome donation Of
hats and trimmings from our townsmen,
A. l.. Rice & Co., and the Treasurer q
fine donation Of soap, from the celebrated
soapists, Messrs. Proctor & Gamble, oil
Cincinnati, In response 10 a Request
from Rev. s. B. Barnitz, which was en-
dorsed by their agents here, Messrs
Bown & Good. At the directors meeti ng
handsome cash donations we're reported
from several Of our citizens, but these
only covered the over check in The bank,
Funds are constantly needed for this good
work. There are now two or three cases
Of slight ilness at the Home, principally
among the babies.
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WILLIS JoHSsos's MYsrERtous DIsAP.
PEARANcE.-In previous issue Of this
paper Willis Il. johnson was supposed
70 have been drowned of the steamer
Emma Graham or ioully dealt with,
Since that be has been seen at Alliance,
Ohio, going West. From the mysterious
manner Of his disappearance, be Is sup
posed 10 have been deranged. His family
is much distressed on account Of II, and
any Information concerning him will be
thankfully received by his vile, Mary W.
johnson, Of Marietta, Ohio.
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CHICAGO, July l2.-Flour-steady ant
firm. Wheat-In fair demand but unset
tied; options higher, cash lower; No.
Chicago spring 95Ifc, cash, 953a96c July
s4afasIjse August, s2slc september, No. 8
at s7Ss7tfe. Corn-Unsettled, generally
lower aud irregular at Ss1te cash, Ss1.t
July, 3sIsaSSkc August rejected SOC
oAts-firmer, but not quotably higher at
25I<a25II Nc, cash 241Ec, July 22ssa22a<c An
gust, 221sa22Hc, rejected 20c. .Rye-De
mand fair and market arm at Soc. Barley
STEADY and unchanged. Pork-DulI,
weak and lower at 50 % cash, 50 IS August
80 47Ifa9 so September. Lard-EAsler al
$500 cash, IS SIX August, 81 00a7 02h
September. Bulk Aeats-Firm and I'M
changed. Whisky-sl %.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IL - Flour De
mAnd fair and market hIm; superhne 81 &
as 90, extra s. 00a4 90, Minnesota family
81 0Oa5 80, high grades IS 0Oa7 90. Wheat
Strong; red 81 GOAL 05, amber 81 o5al 10
white 81 10, new hmber 81 Gal OK; to
day all quotations Of wheat will be fol
new crop. Corn-Actiye and higher; vel
low 5Oa5lc. 0ats-Firm: white western
3SaSic, western mixed 3laS2c. Bye-5od
Sc. Proyisions-Quiet and firm. Pork
$40 00al0.25. Beef India mess ST. 90
smoked hams lla12hc, picked sIiaeIic
green Ease. LArd-Srong; butchers 6Al
&c; kettle 711a77<c. Butter--Quiet but
steady; New, York State and Bradford
county extras l4al6c, Western Reserve l0s
l2c. Eggs-Dull; western 9al0c. Cheese
= Normally unchanged. Petroleum -
Eominally unchanged. Whisky Quiet.
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EAST LIBKRTY, July lS.-CATrLR-Re
ceipts to-day 1898 head; all through stock
no local. Total for four days $500 head
Of through and 1895 head Of local. NJ
business; no quotations.
H.oos1Recelpts to-day i,S5o head; > TG ~.
4 25; Pbiladelphiss 81 60al 20. al.
sHBRp-Reoeipts to-d9y 600 head. .Tota
for four days $500. Selling at yesterday
prices, s. 5oa4 90, good would bring "a 70
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Toledo

TOLEDO, July i2.-wheat-Fim; amber
Michigan spot 81 Il, seller July 81 60 seller
August 9iKc, No. 2 amber Michigan
81 ", No. Q red winter spot 81 0S, seller
July 96c, seller August Csc, new spot Csc,
No. 5 red nominal Al Doc, No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 OF. Confirm; high
mixed 4ie, No. 2 spot and seller July 4lc,
seller A uguSt 409.e, seller September Il Ac,
No. 2Whlte seller July 4S lic, rejected 80 Iic,
damaged SIC. Oats-Dull; No. 9 white 29c.
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ROBBERY AT BRIpaRroRT.-A Mis-
Parry, Of Keyser City, W. Va, was
robbed Of her poeketbook on the morning
train at Bridgeport yesterday. The book
contained about $50. Miss Parry, who
Is in the city on visit to relatives, had
got on the train with the intention Of
going to Dennison, Ohio, and Just before
The train left the depot abe discovered her
loss. The pocketbook was afterwards
found on tile river bank, where it had
been thrown by the thieves. The rob-
cry was committed by Two men, who
were traced to this city.
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For LIVER COMPLAINT. BILIOUS EKAD.
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable to- Jaundice or Green sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Fevers, Dropsi,
cal Swellings, Intermittent, Remittent and
Congestive Fevers, where lauguor, drowsl.
ness, anxiety, aching, pains in the back,
head and extremities, sight chills with
flushes OF heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted to cure these complaints In all
their various forms than
SwAYSR's TAR AND sARsAPARILLA PILLS
Prepared only by DR.. SWayne & Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at Is cents box by
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by Lo.
gan, List 4 Co. eoddw
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oS Tuesday morning last, while oul
huntibg near Roney's Point, John Rine
clerk Of the Rine House Of this city, scci.
dentally shot and killed a young man
nsmed Burrows, OF Greene county, Pa
Burrows had dialOdged squirrel from q
tree, and il was running along the ground
when Rine struck at It With the butt o.
his gun. The weapon was discharged
and the contents entered the bowels oil
young Burrows. The injured man was
taken 10 the home OF Rine's brother and
medical assistance summoned, but be died
the same night. 90 '.F
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GoYKRNxxNs-Finn.r.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Quiet.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.


SrocEs-The market was weak in the
early dealings, but after midday drmer
feeling set In aud prices advanced u to \
per cent, the Northwest shares and Lake
Shore being especially firm. Towards the
close New Jersey Central broke ~ per
cent, from 4SH 10 39K. This weakened
the general Market which declined Y to 2
per cent, but Western Union, Lake Shore
and Erie were exceptionally strong. At
the close stronger feeling prevailed and
there was recovery Of Z TO Y per cent,
the latter in New Jersey Central. The
sharp decline In this stock was partly due
TO the fact that there were considerable
number Of stop orders in the market
Transactions aggregated ll4,000 shares
OF which 5000 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, 7,0O(
preferred, 1900 St. Paul common, 500
preferred, 1900 Pitt,bufgh, 1900 LAcka
wanna, $500 New Jersey central, 8,5O(
Morris d Essex, 1000 Michigan Central
1900 Chicago, Burlington d Quincy, 400
ohios 900 Western Union.
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NEW YORK, July 12.-Cotton Dull and
unchanged. Flour-NominaIly unchang.
ed. wheat-Aetive aud a shade higher;
No. 2 spring 81 05K, No do 81 l0al u,
ungraded red western 92cASl IS, No.
amber 81 IS, upgraded white 81 Is, extra
81 20. Rye, Barley and Malt-Nominally
unchanged. Corn-Active, but lower; I'M
graded 40a4sc, steamer 46,iai71fc, No. 2 4;
471fa4sc, round yellow Sc. Oats-Inac'
tive; No. 2, SAC, do white 351ic, No. l
white 500, No. 2 Chicago S5c, western white
SSa44c. Hay and Hops-Unchanged.
Cofee-Quiet and firm. Sugar-Firm;
fair to good refining 7IIa7Ac. MolAsses
and Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
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TIE boat race between James Manton,
Of this city, and Morgan, Of Pittsburgh,
will take place at Pittsburgh to-day,
Considerable interest iS taken in this
race, as the parties are considered we'll
matched. Manton's friends are confident
OF his success, and are putting up their
money freely on him. The indications
are that strong delegation from this
city will 20 up 10 ace the race.
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Ptcsrc At THE sEGoLE's NEsT."-on
Thursday evening select party consist.
log OF len couples Of young folks oil
Bridgeport repaired, 70 Mrs. Harrison's
place, eituSted on the hill west Of Bridge.
port, and known NJ the Eagles Nest"
where until 10 p. N, by the light Of the
moon, n highly enjoyable picnic was
held. An elegant supper was furnished
BY the lAdieA The festivities conslated
OF sNinging, shooting, singing, &c. The
ladies proved TO be the most expert In
archery Masking some very ane shots.
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It correcis acidity OF The
stomach, relieves triad collie, regulates ,hr
bowels, cures dyteatey and diauhea
whether arising from ieethiug or Other
causes. An old and well.lriel remedy
% cents a b0ttLe. d&s
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CHICAGO, July l2.-The DropnI Julrr0
reports:
HoGs-Receipts 1900, shipments 400
Market excited and higher at the opening
closed dull and lower. Heavy sold o
81 26a4 10, light 81 l0a4 80, mixed a 90.
CATTLR-Receipts 1900, shipments 706
Market firm. Shipping "a 30a5 so; feeder
and stockers 50 90a4 90; butchers dull
cows So sOaS 80; bulls - 40IS 90; Texan,
IS 50a4 40.
sHRBP-Receipts 100; shipments $50
Scarce; only one load sold at 81 76a4 Is.
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SUMNER EScAMPMEST. AT a late
meeting OF the Mathews Light Guards
Mr.. Theodore Kober was appointed 1
committee TO ASCERTAIN II any provision
were made for summer eneAnpment o.
the military. Mr.. Kober reports that al
though there is.no law providing for az
encampment, Il Is left TO the option Of
the military. II is probable that the N. L
Gs, will encamp at Deer Park for week
or 90.
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OLAroR AND sEiHERT AoAIS.-Mon.
day I'd. Phillips, Of PittAburgh, went 10
Whssllpg for the purpose oil concluding
q single acull three mile race between
CIator, Of Wheeling, and seibett, Of Pitts.
burph. The only conclusion reached was
That Clator will come TO Pittsburgh next
Saturday and make the desired race
PiklIburah Lkader.
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A PLEASANT moonlight picnic was
held at Neuhausen's Garden on Thursday
evening. Among the ladies present were
Miss Rachel Fuldheim, Of Cleveland
Misses Lima Somehow, Blanche Blum
Sarah Blum, Rosa RoSenstoin, Rebecca
Beekman, Henrietta Emsheimer, Nettie
Eisman, and among the gentlemen Mr.,
Fuldheim, Of Cleveland, Mr.. Maurie
Brookmau, Of Baltimore, and a number
Of Wheelingites.
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TrLrosyrLLE Morris. = Miss Laura
Worthingtou, an accomplished belle Of
Barnesville, o, is spending few weeks
with her uncle rnd aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Warrington.
Miss Minnie Bloomer, Of Yorkyille,
who has been visiting her friends in
Rochester, n. Y, for nearly year. has
returned home and is looking we'll.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School Of
Wellsburg. w. Va, held picnic in Miss
II. o. Hodgen's Orchard. The school
spent very pleasant day and returned
on the Della in the evening.
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PERSONAL MKHTIoR.-Messra. Charles
and Lawrence Schenck, who went West q
short time slnce, returned home on
Thursday evening.
Sheriff Sweet, Of LampssaS county,
Texas, Who brought back Douglass, the
escaped Grant county murderer, was IN
the city yesterday, On roEii for home.
Col. Thomas +. Chambers Is lying at
his residence on South Broadway, Island,
seriously III. We understand that but
little hopes are entertained OF his recoy.
cry.
Mr.. Pr. Field, Of the Norway Tack
Factory, has gone West 70 spend few
weeks with relatives and friends.
Rev. ]. T. Sullivan Is recuperating At
Ocean City. rl
Judge H. ]. SAmuels, Of Cabell county,
registered at the 81. James yesterday.
AR. B. E. Tifft Of Philadelphia, form.
erly engaged In the insurance business
in this city, is at the MeLure House.
Rev. E. L. Perkins, wife and daughter,
are the guests Of Hon. S. Brady, Score.
tAry Of State.
Capt. Andrew Wilson has been confined
to his house for several days by illness.
We are glad to say that he was reported
better yesterday evening.
We are sorry to hear Of the death oil
Mrs. Charles Faris, which sad event &C.
CURED yesterday morning, at the resi-.
dence Of her parents, 10 ST. ClAirsville,
Ohio. Mr.. Faris, We understand, Is out
Of the city, on q business trip, and hi.
present whereabouts are unknown.
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NEW YoRE, July I2.-BusineSS light
to-day on account oi the stormy weather.
Cotton goodsAre quiet and steady. Stark
and AmoskeAg Bags are advanced one cent
by agents. Medium Prints are In fair re.
quest Gordon shirtings are advanced 10
Eve cents. Wooden goods are moving slow.
". Foreign goods quiet. ~
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HAVING bought the entire prod uction
OF a manufacturer OF travelling and
lunch Baskets we offer the same at i'm
mense bargains, from 40 to 90 per cent
less than regular prices. Nice baskets
from Is cents up. Call soon, rs they
must he sold to make room for other
goods. SPEYER BRos.
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"THK FIRST Dosg GIVES RKLtEr."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before de.
veloping fatal pulmonary affection. For
all throat, breast and lung disorders Asth.
matte or Bronchial affections. Hopping
Cough, Liver Complaint Blood Splitting,
de-, no remedy Is so prompt and etfectual
rs "pr. swsyue's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry"
az have made use Of this preparation for
MANY years, and It has proved to be very
reliable and etficacious In the treatment OF
severe and long standing coughs. ] know
OF two patients, now In com 'ortable health,
and who but for Its use / consider would
not now he living.
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NEW ORLEANS, July l2.-Cogee-
good demand: Rio eafgoes ordinary "a
prime lSKal7Ifc, gold. sugar-Unset
lied; good common TIC, prime SIC, yel
low clarified s<c. MolaSses-Quiet; com,
mon 25c, fair 25A2sc. Rice-Scaree and
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