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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26
SOME GRIEVANCES.
Defense by the Brown Boat
Club.
Editor OF the Register.
IUrryr,yN-o Nav OSth

Editor of the Register.
WHEELING, May 18th.
In behalf of the members OF the G. +.
Brown Boat Club, the committee under
whose auspices the picnic at Zane s
orchard last Saturday, was arranged,
would request that you publish the iol,
lowing statement in reply to the card
from a resident of Front street In to-
DAVIS Leader. That while We deeply re-
gret the occurrences toward the close oil
the davis amusements it is unjust and
unfair to hold the members of the club
responsible for the same. Every MEM
Der present endeavored as far as lay IN
his powers to quell any disturbance that
originated, but were Overpowered
and We believe that Otficeri Rutherford,
the only officer of the law present, VIII
bear us out in this statement. 10 sup
press quarreling at place OF this KIND
without sufficient assistance from those
in authority, is impossible, is was seen
at the military picnic last Fourth oil
July, where, with a Committee on Or
der of ten times the strength oil the
whole G.. p. Brown Boat Club, they
found 1t impossible.
The intoXicatiOn among some OF those
present can be traced to other causes
than the sale OF beer there,
for the amount sold was small
considering the large crowd present.
As far as the charge OF the sale tomlnors
is concerned the correspondent must
be mistaken. The bar keepers had
strict orders not to sell beer TO minors
and they obeyed them. That minors
got beer we will not attempt to deny,
but they stole 1t by stepping up to the bar
and the moment customers hand was
off his glass, snatching it and draining
its contents. All efforts to stop this
were Intellectual.
The club desiring to hold the good
reputation it has always held in the
opinion of the citizens OF Wheeling,
therefore make this statement and regret
that some other plan had not been
devised to pay of the debt on the new
boat house built to replace the one DIES
troyed by the ice last winter.
In conclusion We would invite, upon
the completion OF our boat house, any
of our citizens, and especially those az
glieved, to visit us, where they Will al
WAYS receive courteous and gentlemanly
| treatment.
Thanking you Tor your space we are
respectfully,
Committee OF c.. p. Brown 3. G..
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BELLAIRE.

Mr.. Davis, Master Mechanic OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with the
prominent officials OF the road, was IN
town a few DAYS since, looking at the
lands owned by the company at this
pace.
yesterday. =
The Second NJ. E. Church, north OF
Central avenue and east OF Belmont
street. is being pushed on to completion.
A PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School Con-
yention will be held at the Presbyterian
Church next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The topics to be discussed are varied,
and embrace the whole field OF Sabbath
School work.
We understand that the reason given
for shortening the session OF school Is
that the fund will not hold out. Let
the surplus already in the Treasury be
drawn on. rather than deal so severe a
blow TO the educational interests OF the
city.
Capt. John Baggs is announced to say
q temperance speech in the NlneOreh-
narian's church in the lower town to-
morrow evening.
The Riverside Sunday School OF South
Bellaire will excurt over the Narrow
Gauge to Armstrong; Mills June 9Th.
Resolute Council No. 10, Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics, will
have a picnic at Cochran's Grove, on
the line of the b. & :. W. K. r., on the
thirtieth inst. In all probability the
Band of the Second Regiment will ac-
company the party, and the larger part
| of the pleasure seekers OF the city VIII
| avail themselves of the opportunity 70
enjoy themselves in good company, Tree
| from any annoyance, and surrounded by
the attractions of one of the loveliest
picnic grounds in Belmont county.
The Sham Battle will draw largely
from Bellaire.
Many of our citizens have taken in
the Steubenville Loan, and are pleased
with it.
\ report was in circulation yester-
day that a man was seen pouring coal
oil on the frame part OF Isaac Booth
residence on Union street, which was
altogether false. Alter calling on Mr.
Booth We find that a man entered ms
back yard, and after being asked by Mr.
Booth what he wanted, replied that he
was hunting his aunt, but in hurry to
get out broke down his grapes and part
of the fence and made blue streak ioI
the river.
Marshal Archer arrested a party OF
bummers from Martins Ferry in q
hack, who had been drinking too freely
and were going little too fast. The
| Marshal IL, a hard man TO try TO bum
on, boys.
The X. OF z. will eXcurt to Steuben
vile on the 9th.
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River N eWs.


CGNCINNATI, May 25.-Rivcr II feet 10
inches and rising. Weather showery
and warm. Arrived -- Clifton, Pitts
burrh; Bedford, Ironton. No depar-
lures.
LOUISVILLE, Nav 25.-W Gather clear
and warm. Dcparted-Alicc, 1t. Louis;
Andy Baum, Memphis; Mary Houston
New Orleans. River stationary, with D
feet 10 inches in the canal.
MEMPHIS, May 25.-Rivcr fallen :
inches. Dcparted-SiIycr, ST. Louis;
City of Alton, New Orleans, Clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Arrived-Grand
Tower, Nicksburg. No departures.
River about stationary. Weather clear
and very warm.
CAIRO, May 25. - Arrived-Eldo-
RADIO, Pittsburgh; Golddust and Coal
City, st. Louis Maude, Vicksburg. De-
parted-Jacob Heatherington, st. Louis;
idlewild, Evansville; Eldorado, st. Lou
is; Golddust, Nicksburg. River II feet
4inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Thermometer SO.
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Fell from a scafold.

On Saturday morning, W. III. Clifton,
q carpenter. who has been working upon
the improvements TO the New Mcclure
House, fell from a sCafold and sustained
severe injuries. He had just finished
asking and answering cOnundrum, and
was stepping IRON one scaiold to an
other, when a piece Of timber gave way
ami preclpitated him to the ground, a
distance OF about fifteen feet. 4 bad
cash was cut across his forehead, and his
limbs were severely bruised. DR.. Har-
vcv dressed the wounds, Clifton bearing
the pain heroically, saying he chad not
been a soldier four years for nothing -
and ne was removed to his residence on
the Island. He has Just been elected
orderly sergeant of the Mathews Light
Guard, and his injuries will probably
prevent his participating in the sham
tie.
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Robt. b. Woods, ex-Clerk of the
County Court, arrived home by the
&. 4 T. road Saturday evening.
Frank Woodmansee ornaments the
office of MosSgrove's Hotel at Steuben-
vile.
Al. Harden left on Saturday for a
brief visit 10 Rayenna.
Gov. III. VI. Mathews arrived home
from Chicago on Saturday.
=. Zarnitz, of J. Zarnitz and Bro, left
last night for Baltimore on business.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, OF Cincin-
natl. is visiting ut the residence of her
father. Geo. h. Wheat, Esq.
;. VI. Hamilton, the YES, formerly
of this city, passed through Steuben-
vile on Saturday on his way to New
York.
Mrs. DR.. E. S. Wunderlich is visiting
her father-in-law at Portsmouth, Ohio.
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the ladies cheer and clap their L,rI

the ladies cheer and clap their 49,
also. '' hAAds
The hundred yard dash i ~,
struggled over, but fate is again .'J'y
Maroon and White, apparently :, LIE H4e
Ed. Hazlett represents. AMI linen linen
Chambers, the plucky sopbo,"DI
lands at the judges stand a R li,,,'.yir,
a very short lead. '"''ef yy
The junior man throws the .,r-
ball the farthest, and thus tho ,'''' ..
their first point. They also win IN ~"
Indian wrestle and sack race " 81 '..r
The sophomores are victoriou, on ii,
scratch. wa '-r
The three-legyed racers uov 81.
their places-but hold on. VII, , ''Ar
is that? As sure As death It's IL, ..',e
for Wheeling-the last. the nrr,. - q"
untimely train. The scribe a, / ,''
greet, leaves the grounds in orI.. ' ~.
catch the mail. - '
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BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.
The rain came.

The rain came.
YESTERDAY was close and sultry.
TWELVE cases for this mornings po-
lice court.
The rowdies and pickpockets got their
work in on Saturday night.
SrEUBENvILLE will send a delegation
10 the Sham Battle on the SOth.
NORTH WHEELING takes up the cudgel
against the Sunday sale OF hard cider.
NIILr. PARKER hurt his hands ON Sat
urday while sliding down fire escape
CocxAYNE will play for grand picnic
10 come off at Steubenville at an early
date.
SouIRE SCHULTZ will 20 toSteubenville
tomorrow, but will be back in time Tor
Council.
FRED LANCE, the druggist, was natur..
allied, yesterday. He was citizen oil
Germany.
The Nail City boat club has passed
resolutions Of regret upon the death oil
VIM z. Beatty.
CLERK DARRAH has rot presented the
police force with new hats, though ne
intends doing so.
THg Ritchie Democrat calls Wheeling
the Paris OF West Virginia. Who
been treating lev?
HERE beginneth the last working
week of the month OF May. June kno"
what month comes next?
The Steubenville Herald says Prof.
John VI. Birch is connected with the
Female College. Don't scream, girls.
THE horses stolen from Niles, o., on
Tuesday last, have been recovered
turned over to the owner and taken
back.
The Central Glass Company shipped
over 500 packages of glass to a Southern
consignee, by the st. Lawrence on Sat
urday.
ISLAND people complain of street cal
arrangements. They can get gooc
ready and walk over. Exercise II
healthy.
ANDREW KING appeared before the
Circuit Court on Saturday and renewed
his recognizances to appear at the Octo
Der term.
THEArRCALs were held at OTIS Hal
on Saturday evening; admission II
cents, for the benefit OF the Temperance
association.
TIE fellow who stole the gratings iron
Ed. Iarkins' new building, in Soutl
Wheeling, had better return them IN
stanter. Ed has his eagle eye on HIM
YESTERDAY morning was a day to liz
out i'm the woods among the daises ant
sweet buttercups and have the dear lttl'
spiders come and investigate the inside
| of your trousers leg.
GEO. VENNUM and John GOldenbur!
came to grief Saturday while driving II
/ East Wheeling. The horse ran oil, thu
wagon over turned and Goldenburg wa
| slightly scratched up.
STRENUOUS efforts are being made e
have the next rendition OF Pinafor,
eclipse all former ones. 1t will be
| viewed by strangers who have neye
seen it, and will be very much enjoyed
The temperance meeting at Parke
Hall, YESTERDAY afternoon, was well at
tended. Interesting addresses were
made bv the Rev. Lewis Hay, OF Pitts
burgh, Rev. ;. b. Barnitz, Rev. Thomp
son of the Disciples Church, and the
Rev. w. II. Long.
TuE Grand Lodge of the Knights o
Pvthias of the State OF Ohio commences
| it's annual session at Steubenville, to
morrow, the 27th inst. We understand
that several members of the order from
Wheeling and Elm Grove will attend
4 grand prize drill will take place OF
Wednesday.
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Canton Excursio nists Returned.

The members of the ST. AlphOnsus
Society, who attended the dedication
services OF st. Peters church at Canton,
o., last Thursday, returned Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock, well pleased with
the trip and the treatment they
received from the citizens OF Can
ton. The society reached Can
ton Wednesday evening, were re,
ceived at the depot by the societies and
brass band and marched TO the hall,
where speeches of welcome were made
made by President JOS. Biechele and the
MAYOR. and the Inequalities OF the city
extended to them. Thursday morning
at S o'clock the societies from abroad
were received. At ten o'clock the
dedication services were commenced,
conducted by Bishop GilmOur OF Cleve-
land. assisted by about fifteen priests.
After the dedication ceremonies grand
high mass was celebrated and an
eloauent sermon was preached
by Rev. Father Augustin. At the
conclusion of the mass Bishop Gilmour
addressed the congregation congratulate
ing them, &c. At o'clock a grand pro-
cession OF the military and societies took
place, when they marched TO the Opera
House, where lecture was delivered
bv Father Carol. In the evening a
sacred concert was given in the new
church by the distinguished violinist,
Prof Remenyi, with his assistants,
which was a rare treat as well as q
success. After the concert an elegant
entertainment was given by Mr.. James
Biecheel, at his residence, for the Wheel
ing society, where the Grand Army band
and Prof. Remenyi rendered some fine
music. Friday the Society was enter
tanned out at the lake by the citizens OF
Canton. One and all Of the Wheeling
folks speak in the highest terms OF the
hospitalities received, which will long
be remembered, and if opportunity offers
reciprocated.
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The Chapllne street Sewer.

The sewer being laid along the east
side OF Chapline street from the run
bridge 10 the La Belle store, has proved
no Slight JOB. The old board sewer
has been worn completely out and the
water running in the excavation makes
the labor Of the workmen extremely
unpleasant. The entire force was at
work yesterday as the operations make
the sidewalk impossible and it is de-
sired to finish the job as quickly as
possible. The sewer in question is the
outlet OF the La Belle mill AMI the
Wheat tannery and large amount of
water is constantly passing.
Citizens in that neighborhood are
complaining that the dirt digged out is
thrown against their fences, but it is i'm
possible TO do otherwise as the proxim-
ity OF the car track on the other side
makes il impossible to pile dirt there.
In a few days the dirt Will be removed
and the work completed.
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Robbery.

On Saturday night, between twelve
and one o'clock, some unknown person
or persons entered the residence OF Mrs.
Warren, who lives on Forty-tiith street,
and carried of property Of considerable
value. 4 bureau was forced open and
rihed, and fine watch and gold brace
let taken, though a more valuable watch
was overlooked and left uudiSturbed.
4 good suit OF clothing belonging to q
son of Mrs. Warren, was also carried of
bv the invaders. The theft was not dis
covered until morning. and no clue to
the perpetrators can be found.
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Who is dutch P''
Editors REGISTER.

Editors kcHlNltT.
The so-called "organ" of the Demo-
cratic party seems to be taking very Wig
orouS measures TO obtain popularity
among its German patrons. Under
the heading OF "Sham Battle Notes, y
the S,utt Democrat says: There won't
be a hog, dog or Dutchman left in
GAINESVILLE on the 3Oth." l simply
wish To- direct the attention of my Ger
man felIowcitizens to the animus of the
above quoted sentence. The classified
ton of the Dutch" made by that paper
is one which l hope all its German sub
scribers will duly appreciate and reward
accordingly.
4 "DUTCH" SUBSCRIBER.
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St.uhcuville accommodation leaves Bcllairc az
4-t5r 81. bridgeport az 300, aud arrives az S.eu-
beuyIlle ut G.l1 2. NJ.
Leaves S.eubeuville az $40 A. n. Bridgeport
M q.U A. NJ. arrive no Bellairc az g.aA A. n.
Tickets and BAGGAGE checks to all principal
pOiut, Inn the East and West can Dc procured at
Inc ticket Office in Bridgeport +. K. MYERS,
nO22 General Passenger * Ticket Agent.
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AGeneral Fight.

A turtle barbecue and soup lunch was
spread on Saturday night at klcvis'
saloon, corner Of Chapline and Twenty
sixth streets, and a general row was the
result of the twenty-iOur kegs OF beer
sold. The fight started on the corner
and worked up to Prettyman's boarding
house on the street above. The parties
engaged were arrested and will have Il
hearing this morning.
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Police Court

Mayor Sweeney held the scales on
Saturday.
William Shelly, for aSSaulting William
Pevton, paid fine OF 81 and costs.
Fred. Mcfarland, for fast driving, paid
= and costs.
James Caughfeld, peddling without
license, was fined - and costs. EXecu-
ton suspended on condition that he pay
the costs and take out license.
John Andrews, vagrancy, fined 81 and
costs. Committed.
John Donley, drunk, fined 81 and
costs PAID
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YoRK. May 24-DY 80 =.
Cotton and WOODEN goods 10 so, -.
II and by package buyer, an ~, ]" b.
very firm. Agents are MAKING 49,
liyeries Of wool fiannel- A"1 -.
makes Of brown and bIeaehed GU al
advanced by agents IL -. 70
ginghams remain quiet but Jgg.
steady demand. Foreign gD'l'
but silks are held more 6rmlY
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Witch stolen.

On Saturday night, while standing in
a crowd near Webb'S saloon" Bellevue
Garden Young man named Holll-
dav had a valuable watch stolen. The
thief was evidently an expert, as the
chain was cut with a pair of nippers
close to the pocket. The police are on
the lookout for this light-fngered gen
tleman, and he will doubtless be heard
from again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26

Trims leaving Columbus no F. OBJ p. NJ. ana b..h
w. uu daily. Through Chicago Express,
with sleeping ear attached, leaves Columbus
tErargr, Hr -.1T next ruurutu-. NHrfH~ can De- Sc
crlr,.I fu aIyauce at Union Depot ticket Office,
Columbus
prlrrrFrrS drawing rUUw sleeping cars tar1NEo
,sr...-rt .r...r.r. from ~truHJuEE.'e aud Column
f., tr CINCINNATI. Louisville, indianapolis and
ST. Louis. do.
Fu~ through tickets BAGGAGE checks. stepping
a. ......r-rr.. frtfrrs. &c. truIy t1 Joseph VI.
Esrl.yfun. Ticket Agent 40 ttu.Hlu..r Depot
f..Ir.r of Eleventh street. U-at cry Ticket ounce,
uu.lr~ NeLur. House. Wh.s.us.
ID W Caldwell. Genera. NauA-rr, columbus
a IS " Bolton f~ EHrHr. superintendent,
pirr.rrr.h. Pa. ~ l.. uE-H.. General bSSgu-
gara rI Ticket AGENT Columbus, %. uoll
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The Rain.

After several abortive attempts, the
rain at last fell yesterday. 1t thumb
cred in the morning and few drops
fell, but il cleared soon after and it was
feared we would miss the much-needed
shower. But at hall after six it came
down in earnest and etiectually laid the
dust. A little more Of the same kind,
however, would be desirable.
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Nh. I'D. ON saturday night has no conhetuOh
f1~ hiragD or SIgtussy. ,-,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room anu NteeP'''h
Car, ON all night uaiDS, it
CLOSE connections are male 10y an pnllN
s,r-r and southwest. North and Northwest
h., ,E,re rnf,a u1Siulule route Tor culpulsiS ann
r.-,Hrs moving Ju the great West, ana lo "AoA
U4~rIauIar attention Is given. - ~.
~. 33 stops at all stations between "hee""s
n-L LlrllLLu.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago

CHICAGO, May 2i-rhe f'r0t1''' ~
nal reports hog receipts lsOD ., .'.I
shipments 400 head. Maftei a.. .
erately active at DC lower, chose h'-'
g SOFAS GO; light 81 iDa5 ~, ~.
packing s. 3OG3 -; closed s.D" D.
easy; about all sold. 1900, Liz.
Cattle - Receipts ! so heal ~
ments LOO head. Good .! i. "a,
quiet and active at a. IOcai ~, hf az.
weights - 10; feeder. and 80 -.
s. 2Otd4 90; butcher dull ahH ~.
at 81 25ta3 90; Texans full supply
moderately active. v.,.r
Sheep = Receipts one car h1''
strong al 8 1908 -.
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Albrelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Regular Tuesday Packet Steamer
Andes.
Flags, Fire Works, &c.-NichOlas
Schulz.
University Of Virginia
Proposals for Building Jail.
Opera-H. VI. = Piuatore.
Bargains i'm Dry GOoIs-I. Blum x
Bro Head of Local.
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II you have cough or cold you
should use McLdmS' Pccioral Cough
Syrup. 1t is pleasant to take, and the
best remedy we know OF, as it contains
no morphia or opium, and the bottles
hold double the quantity Of any other
p cent syrup. Sold by most druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26

Special Bargains in ladies' White
and Colored Skirts, Spring Shawls, Spring
Dress Goods, Lawns, Summer Silks,
White p. Ks, Parasols and White and
Colored Embroidery, at Henry Roe
mer's.
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Linen and Lawn Suits.

Bear in mind in buying a summer
Suit that the goods offered by |. Blum
Il Bro. are no half made goods, but GUS
tom made, and at less price than offer
inc elsewhere.
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How to Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night; eat
too much without exercise; work too
hard without rest; doctor all the time
take all the vile nostrums advertised,
and then you will want to know
How to Get Well,
which is answered in three words
take Hop Bitters! See other column
For sale by Laughlin Bros. x Co.
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Closing Out Sale.

For the cheapest and best boots and
shoes in the city, go to the assignment
sale of Jerry Clemens, No. Is Eleventh
street
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
Time table for East and West, April q, lNl9.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot loot oil ele'tl l
GHv AS follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26

Look before you buy at Henry Roe
mer's. Nice Table Linen for -, 80 and
3jc; Turkey Red Table Damask for SOC;
fine Bleached Table Linen worth sl.5O
for 81 90 per ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26

You can save 20 per cent. by buying
your Carpets and Oil Cloths from Henry
Romcrs, 2O0G Main street.
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Grand Concert

At the Opera House Saloon, No. 50
Fourteenth street, this evening, by
Kramer's full orchestra. All are invited.
Leo. Reister. proprietOr.
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At Sc Per Yard,

A pure Isle Thread and Silk Dress
material now offered at l. Blum & Bro. s.
The goods cost 22!c to manufacture. Go
and see it.
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Black Cashmeres.

Our Cashmeres have no seconds in
this market. They are the handsomest
offered, and % per cent. cheaper than
all the cheap Cashmeres offered. l.
Blum * Bro.
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Cincinnati.

CNc:xrLr:, May 2L-Hogs- p ~ -
fair and market firm; common
3l5; light s. 2jla3 20; packing = n.
3 50; butchers - JoI'3 -;
LOO head: shipments 80 he~''
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WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTINOI
DIVISION.

cave " ACelifl ss..'N A. " Lev '' -
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling ......-......o5 ~ A. n, o'Jv r. ~
Ticket, 90 all principal point, on sale ~ depot
CT... omen at I'm hours during the day.
Information ,1 the travelling ngnu, chetI.NAS
,,.'..,. " 81. CLEMENTS, VI. Ut T.
H. u. pEyEBlES General Agent wheeling
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silks, Silks.

Let no one persuade you to buy Silks,
either black. co'ored or striped, before
you have been at BUNS. You will find
it to your advantage.
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NEW RICH BIl0ll

PARSONS PURSATIvE Pills make New Ken
Blood, and viii completely change the blood IN
the entire system I'm three months ANY pe;NOn
who will take ono pill each night from % Y
weeks may be restored % sound health, il such
a thing be possible. sent by mail Tor letter
stamps. /. :, JOHNSON < co, Bangor, Ne.
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DoN'T fail to attend the Grand Con-
cert at the Opera House Saloon, No. 35
Fourteenth street, this evening. Music
by Kramer's full orchestra.