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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16
To. Cram Cske-pel,ciou.

Take the whites OF twelve eggs, beat
them to a stiff froth on a large platter
with a silver fork; beat in also one tea
cupful granulated sugar and one table
spoonful extract OF vanilla; stir gently
into this one teacupful sifted flour with
one measure of Banner" Baking Pow
der mixed thoroughly through the dry
flour; don't grease your pan; bake forty
minutes in moderate oven which must
not be Opeued for fifteen minutes.
When cold remove from pan by loosing
the edges with case knife. Spread
over with an icing made OF the whites OF
two eggs beaten stiff, and one teacupiul
powdered sugar.
Each can OF Banner Powder contains
a measure to use instead OF spoon.
A pound can with measure and Ban
ner Recipe Book complete, mailed to
families on receipt OF 90 cents Adj
dress, Banner Baking Powder, p. .. Box
Sos, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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AN ISLAND ROMANCE.
An Interesting Case of Too
Much Love.

Yesterday afternoon an application
was made to Judge Melvin for West
Virginia's most gracious writ OF hdbedS
corpus" to have the body of Thomas j.
Tighe brought into Court, and cause
shown, if any, why he should not be
liberated. The writ was granted and
Tighe appeared. The following story
was thus developed:
Annie COlmar is the name OF very
pretty young woman, who is employed
as a domestic in the family OF a certain
island gentleman. She is an orphan, has
always borne an unsullied reputation,
and her pleasant ways and comely per-
son have made her general tavOrlte
among her friends. Four years ago last
fall, she began TO keep company with
Thomas J.Tighe, manly looking fellow
of about twenty-three years Of age.
Their acquaintance ripened rapidly
into love, which became of pas
sionate nature, their blood flowing not
with the GOODNESS OF Northern ATTITUDES,
but with degree of warmth resembling
that fostercd in sunny Southern chimes
Tighe was believer in the Old-fashiOned
style of long courtship, and il was ar
ranged that they should be married in
five years from the date of their aC-
quaintance. And the course of true
love ran on in way that detied the pre-
verbal saying in regard to the crooked
ness of that path.
But on last Saturday Annie COlmar
found herself in a condition that should
only have arrived after marriage had ia
ken place, and, probably from induce
ments, she went before Justice Wait
and swOre out a warrant for Tighe, pre-
feIring charge of rape against him.
The case was heard, and but for the in
reference of a young attorney, with
more enthusiasm for than experience in
his profession, they might have been
man and wife, and their trouble happi-
Is terminated.
The young woman told her story very
plainly and briefly before Judge Melvin.
On the evening of January 18th, 1879,
Tighe had called to see her and attempt
eel certain liberties. She had repulsed
him, but finally, though with protest,
her honor had been given into his keep
ing, she little doubling that marriage
would come and shield her from shame.
These facts were developed before the
Justice, who held TIghe in the sum OF
81 900 to answer at the next term OF
Court. No attorney was present, but
the defendant sent for one, who dis
patched in his place the young enthu-
siast mentioned above. Upon his ar
rival he found the pair all ready to be
married, which would have been a hap
pv ending of the complication. But he
interrupted this by asking continu-
ance OF the hearing, which was not
granted, having already taken place.
Tighe was remanded to Jail.
Yesterday morning he employed
Capt. Dovener to apply for r writ of
ha6eds corpus, which was granted as
above. Judge Melvin dismissed the
prisoner on the ground that there was
no evidences OF a rape having having
been committed, but he said further
that the conduct of Tghe was very rep
rehensible. A marriage would be now,
not only an atonement, but shielding
of the girls name from calumny.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

ii. o. T.
No Council last night. .....
ALL aboard for the seashore.
YESTERDAYS heat stihed news OF
every description.
SEVERAL Council committees met at
the city building last night.
AT last has q match been made be-
tween Weisgerber and Felslng. h
The Board of Education will meet in
regular session on Thursday evening.
PATRoLMAN DAVIS was after the
Fourth ward loafers yesterday with a
hot stick.
The platform at the gas office has not
vet been removed and no search was
made yesterday.
A NEW foundation is being placed IN
der the engine at the furniture factory
OH the South Side.
SOMEBODY was throwing revolver shots
around loosely on Market street about
midnight last evening.
The Thunderstorm that did not put IN
an appearance yesterday afternoon,
would have been acceptable.
QUIrE number of our citizens spent
last evening at HornbroOk Park, where
a pleasant time was had by all.
ARRANGEMENTS are being completed
for a grand picnic near West Liberty,
Cockayne's orchestra will spiel.
As diphtheria is about the city, be
very careful about kissing the baby. BE
sure it is perfectly well and about
eighteen years old.
AHALF dozen copper colored sons oil
Ram were disporting themselves yeSter'
dav afternoon in the water under the
Main street bridge.
THE sky parlor at Chris. Siebke's is
always open, and you can sit there and
enjoy yourself these hot evenings. Cool
drinks and tempting lunches always on
hand.
WHEN the Health Officer calls on Joe
Lee he had better keep a wary eye on
loose buckets Of starch that may be
lying about, as the Celestial is "bad like
Mclean man on thlowee."
CHARLEY, the old horse that has long
done service at the Vigilant Engine
House, was brought home day or two
since. As soon as he arrived at the en-
CINE house he asked Tommy kenney
how all the boys were.
If the society for the prevention Of
cruelty to animals were to visit our Goa
mines and see how some of the mules
are used and made to work with theil
shoulders in running sores, they would
be doing a charitable act to the dumt
brutes.
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4 certain well-knOwn attorney and a
gentleman connected with one of the
courts had fracas on Saturday even
ing al the office Of a Twelfth street JUS
tice. Both were rather mellow, and the
quarrel grew out OF a certain case in
which the attache avOwed the attorney
owed lin ten dollars. The latter claimed
10 have paid mp and 50 averred. The
other hOwled ont: "YOure liar" This
brought tears OF sorrow and Indignation
to the ewes Of the attorney, and pulling
his coat he waded into the other.
For minute or two the battle ragged,
with the Justice as referee, then friends
came 10 the rescue and separated the
bloody complaints. To the surprise Of
many, the attache was getting the worst
of the fray, but like Richard he had set
his chances on the throw and was going
10 abide by the result. Nothing has as
vet been heard of action taken by the
Justice to bring the guilty parties to
trial, and We RETAINED from touching
the subject at the time, 10 hear the evil
dence adduced at the examination.
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A Robbery Claimed.

We were made acquainted yesterday
with the details OF a highway robbery,
alleged 10 have been committed the
night before, at eleven o'clock, upon
the west side of Main street, just north
of the creek bridge. Ii seems that two
men, one a well-knOwn resident Ofthis
city, and the other a visitor from Ohio,
were passing the locality named and
were set upon by four men. Being un-
der the influence of liquor they were
unable to make any successful resist
ance, and were knocked down and rob-
bed Who the assailants were is not
known. If the facts be as our informant
states, who gave the names as an evil
dence OF good faith, the authorities
should be made acquainted with all the
circumstances in hopes OF bringing the
rascals to justice.
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Encts.
The Heat Yesterday.

1t is almost useless 10 speak of fact
as well known as was the intense heat of
Yesterday, but such 4 remarkable day
would feel insulted if not particularized.
Last Friday was warmer at noon, the
mercury climbing to 100 in the shade,
but as whole, yesterday was much
more insutferable. As early as o'clock
the thermometer marked 90, and clear
sky promised better for noon. At 10 it
was 95; at IL, 9S, and the same at noon.
Att o'clock thad reached 90, remaining
there until 8, when it dropped one de-
gree. BY o'clock the obstinate mercu-
nv still showed IS, falling one degree an
hour until 8, when 96 was registered.
At in the evening, when the cooler
weati or is supposed to begin, a height
of % was maintained, and as late as 10
O'Clock the mercury had fallen but six
degrees, leaving it at Sc.
The oldest inhabitant, and We speak
OF His Nibs with all respect, had never
known more continuous heat, and went
about with his buster on his arm and
his hat in hand, mopping the moisture
from his brow. Every one was on the
street, the close air within doors being
insuppOrtable, and the happy boys
,roopCd 10 the water by scores. How
suggestive and appropriate, on such
day, seem the lines
"Oh, for lodge in garden Of cucumbers,
Oh for an iceberg or two at control,
Oh, for a vale which At midday the dew cum
hers,
Oh. for a pleasure trip up to the Pole"
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Seeinp il RelieyinR.

Messrs. |. Blum & Brother, the Main
street Dry Goods merchants, are closing
out their stock of Summer Goods at
astonishingly low prices. We stopped
at their establishment yesterday to get
cooled of, and were bewildered by the
immense array of fabrics that surround
ed us. They have a complete assOrt-
ment of everything in their line. In
their line OF Silks they can compete with
any house in the State, as well as in
their stock of Cashmeres, Muslins,
Prints, etc. This being the dull season
OF the year, and they being anxious to
dispose of their stock, everything from
the present will be sold at sacrifice.
The goods have only to be seen and the
prices heard to be appreciated. This
firm has an enviable reputation in BUSH
ness transactions, and we vouch that
any person who calls on them will be
suited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16
The Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday morning:
Walter Wellington, for driving
through the streets at a more rapid pace
than is permitted by laws, was dis
missed.
Richard Forsythe, for abusing John
Auber, was fined 81 and costs, and exc
cution was suspended on payment OF
the costs.
John McNichol, for disorderly con-
duct, was sent up in default OF so and
costs.
James Hurry paid 81 and costs for
diSOrderly conduct.
The cases against Gaus and Cochran
will BE- found elsewhere.
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A Card.

have recently purchased from Mr.
August Rolf his old stand at No. 1887
Market street, which l propose to refit
in the best modern style, and where /
hope to meet all my old friends and pat
rons. A report having gained currency
that am associated in business with
other parties, l take this method Of in.
forming nv friends that ! am sole pur-
chaser and have entire control of 1887
Market street, where ] am now located.
HENRY LRHNERT.
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Not n Revarape

"They are not a beverage, but a
medicine, with curative properties OF
the highest degree, containing no pois-
onous drugs. They do not tear down
an already debiliated system, but build
il up. One bottle contains more hops,
that is, more real hop strength, than a
barrel otordinary beer. Every druggist
in Rochester sells them, and the physi-
clans prescribe them. "-ROchsstT Ecea-
ing Erpress on Hop Bitters. For sale by
Laughhn Bros. & Co., Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16

shipments 4, 100 head. Mixed shipping
at So 3O(aS 20; light strong and active
at s. 9OtS3 95; choice heavy quiet and
strong at 50 S0(94 %.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 800 head. Choice natives active
and strong; export cattle - sos5 %;
good to choice shipping - So(a4 IS;
butchers, many left over; Texan cows
y 05g2 80; steers 81 65t92 %; western
cattle s. TO-
sheep-Active and stronger at $ 600
5 %.
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Advertisement
A New Form Of Investment.

The influx OF wealth into this country
after the past seven years of dizziness Is
beginning TO increase the speculative
feeling in all channels of trade. Already
the business centres are lively with the
praises OF mining, manufacturing, rail-
road real estate and other speculations
but strange 10 say, so great Is the Well
deserved confidence in the strict intec-
rity characterizing every action OF the
managers of the celebrated Louriana
Lottery that ia tickets for the monthly
grand drawings which cost two dollars
are q iavorite purchase OF the leading
bankers and brokers in all the large
cities. NJ. A. Danphin, p. O. Box 69e,
New Orleans, La, or at No. Sl9 Broad.
way. New York city, will give all de-
sired information.
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The Lake Excursion.

Every arrangement for the bonanza
excursion to Clevelandon Saturday, has
been completed, and the train will leave
Bridgeport promptly at $3.50 O'Clock.
For the benit of those who desire to
visit Detroit, the beautiful Garden
City," the night boat, will be held over
on Saturday evening until the arrival of
the excursion train. Tickets for the ex-
cursion, for the delightful lake trip to
Put-in-Bay and for Detroit are now on
sale at Chris. Siebke's. On this occa-
sion there will be no rush for time, but
YOU can leisurely see everything, and be
beauhtied thereby both in body and
mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16
Personalities.

]. b. Crouch, Esq, editor of the
Moundsville Commercial, was in the city,
Yesterday.
Judge III. J. Samuels, OF Cabell, was
in the city. Monday.
Miss Addie COen, who has been spend
ing the last three months in Washing
ton, Pa, returned yesterday afternoon.
MIR. John Bradshaw, Master of the b.
K q. road, came to the city yesterday
afternoon in special car.
Mr.. w. III. Snyder, general agent of
the b. 4 D. express, was in the city,
Yesterday.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July l5.-Dry Goods
Business continues light. owing partly
to the very warm weather. Cotton
goods quiet but firm at generally un-
changed prices. Grain bags active and
IN light supply. Dark prints in fair de-
mand. Mems wear woolens sluggish
and firm. Repellents in steady request.
Hosiery and underwear fairly active.
Foreign goods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16

Trains leaving Columbus no % p. " and 6;.O
ruu daily Through Chicago ENpress
~ To cvr'.f sunday. az so I. ". arriving In
Cbf,ego AZ $50 next rroruing. BerthS can be 81
cu-,d Inn advance A. onion Depot ticket once,
Columbus. -,
pu.rmau's drawing RON sleeping cars through
,r;tb,rf change, from ~teuhcuyillJ and Column
TuS tg Cincinnati. Louisville, indianapolis and
ST. LOUIS. t
I. For thr, ugh tickets, baggage checks sleeping
car accom- modatiOns. Sc, apply to Joseph NJ.
Prf'svi'Ir. Ii,kct Ascent at Psn-Hsntle Depot,
t.nr ~ Eleventh street, or az City lsckes Once,
1luder NcT.urr House. Wheeling.
H. " Caldwell. General Manager. columbus,
N x NJ FELTON, IT, General Superintendent,
Piit,lu~-h. Pa; W. l.. O'Brien, General PAS N
o. nd Tick.t Agent. Columbus, o. noll
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A search Warrant.

allows al Officer " 10 through your hOuse from
cellar DEarret, and LsDeEYs BLDoD 5kAEcHgE
{, warranted % 81 through yUur yysrm from
top u ~ and DIVE Ont all blOOd diseases H.
cures are wonderful and certified ~ by doctor,
preacher and people. 5crofuls, MercurAl Dls
eAsss, EpSipelAs, letter, Uloen IN the Lung ~
on the tnn. BoiS. p1mples, ar, we vsrIni II
Powerful Tonic. For sAle by all Druggist So
that our name "a on the bottom ~ TIE wrApter
y. y fEI.IEKs co, Prop'n, Pitnburyh, n.
ftysD
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Handksrbhiefs, ... ....
EmbroIderies,
Fans, &C., &C.
BRuEs & GOLFER.
HAMILTON & McGRANAHAN,


LAnguid. Depre--ed In spirit, Chilly, have yo,l
Headache. Pain IN the shoulders or back. Dizli
ness. Coated Tongue, Fever and Agus. and out
~ sorts generality Mature II telling you LhAi
your Liver IL falling 70 DO ~ work, and The
secretiOns u the syttsm are being hroun bArk
Into the blood dangerous results will follow
unless yOl act promptly Take sEtLEkk LIVE
PILLs ~ orce. Thee pDb srsA dAnfsrd nnefy
msnded. Says DR. Oakley. u Detroit. Michigan
''SEILEgs' LIVE PiIIs are admirably cAlcul lated
for BILLIONS cllraatss." Andrew HsrTer u Joliet,
liz, szJti "a friend recon- menftd the use Of
ihem vU entirely eund Of severe attAck 81
liver complaint" POr sale by all Druggists.
Price - pnu.
EsRLLRR- q 90, PrOp'r. PitDburyh, Pa.
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Malignant Diphtheria.

We are informed that several cases OF
diphtheria, Of a most malignant type,
are raging in Fast Wheeling. Among
the sufferers are two children OF a man
named Klaproth. One died yesterday
OF this disease aud the othertwo are in
a critical condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16

Persons learing The city for t,e summer
can hare the REGISTER mailed to hem,
postpaid, for rs cents pr month. Subserib-
erS changing t5eir locations from time 10
time can hare tie directions of their papers
chGnged By sending postal card 10 this office.
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Facts.

Rich or poor, merchants or laboring
men, farmers and all others, read the
factc now fully explained at the bead OF
our local this morning.
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wxrsoUND TRAINS.

No 10 on Saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago or Sandusky.
PuIlman Palace, Drawing Room and sleeping
Cars ON all night trains.
Cl,.s connections are made for al points
Sruth and southwest. North and Northwest,
,,,i,iDv this A rable route for cOlOnists and
rcrS0nS moving 10 the great West, and TO whom
particular attention is given.
40. @ stops az all stations between wheeling
aud f,raftOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-16

WALL Paper and Borders of the best
designs, choicest colors, TO please the
taste OF everybody, at prices to suit
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind.
Harbour & Dittman, 1863 Main street,
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Reward

A liberal reward will be paid any per-
son returning to State Library Vols. l
and . Minors Institutes. They were
taken from the Library without my
knowledge or consent.
T. L. WooD,
Sat- Librdrian.
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Fants.

Rich or poor, merchants or laboring
men, farmers and all others, read the
facts now fully explained at the head OF
our local this morning.
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Facts.

Rich or poor, merchants or laboring
men, farmers and all others, read the
facts now fully explained at the head OF
our local this morning.
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Facts.

Rich or poor, merchants or laboring
men. farmers and all others, read the
facts now fully explained AT the head OF
our local this morning.
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Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Dividend Notice-Franklin Ins urance
Company.
RefrigeratOrs-Nesbitt x Bro.
Trust es's Sale.
Auction Sale of Sewelry, Watches,
Clock &c. G.. Winzenreid.
Partnership Notice-A. e. Egerter *
Co.
Grand Temperance Picnic.
Facts-I. Blum 4 Bro Head OF
Local.
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Notice.

All persons having in their posses
sion books belonging to the State
Library will please return the same i'm
mediately. L. L. WOOD,
STATE Librarian.
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WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALrIMoR

Low. Wheeling ...............S.5OA $50 P. n.
Triadel phia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling. ....---.....o'4O A. q. ''uo r. n
Tickets % all principal points ON sale At depoI
OHicc open AZ an hours during the day. -
Information % the travelling pubic cheeItuuy
given W NJ CLEMENTS, NJ. OF L.
X n. DEVERlES, General Agent Wheeling.
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PITTSBURGH, Cincinnati & ST. Louis

RAUwAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE
Time table for East and West, April Z, 1879
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, loot OF hleVehLh
sfrset near public landing, daily, except sun
day, as follows:
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baltimore.
LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, July l5.-Cattle-R Re-
ceipts to-day 6I2 head. All for sale
here and all were sold, except four loads
which just came in. The supply has
been good with fair demand at a re-
duction of about l5c from last week.
Best s. s0,95 90; fair to good 81 l4C14 GO;
common 8 6Ota3 30.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1926 head;
Workers g 90(s4 90; Philadelphias 81 %
9405.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; selling
fair. Market steady at g 2Ja4 p;
lambs 81 COOS 90.
Cincinnati
CSoISSAT:, July l5.-Ho2s - Dull
common s. OO(G3 80; light 50 60CS3 50;
packing s. 70tS3 s.; butchers g $50
3 80. Receipts 1000 head; shipments
264 head.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July l5.-The DrperS Jour
nal reports hog receipts 1000 head
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Facts.

Housekeepers, read them at the head
of our local this morning.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. q.
Condensed Time Card

GOING EAST AND WEST.
ON and after May D 1879, all trains will run
daily Except sunday, ss follows,
through trains % Pittsburgh.
? through trains % Cleveland
through trains TO Chicago
P1iilman's ParlOr Cars between Wellsvtlle and
Cleveand. ,.
Alliance and Chicago.
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rhermomnter Record

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
TUESDAY,.
IAN l2M. BEN. 1P. VI.
Il ~ S ~
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Facts.
A Fray inaJustice,s Onc..

Housekeepcrs, read them at the head
of our local this morning
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Facts.

Facts.
Housekeepers, read them at the head
Of our local this morning.
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LEAyE

Steubanviiie accommodation lesves Bellaire az
as p ~. Bridgeport at 500, and arrives a. Steu-
bonville at sis Pm.
Leaves Steu benville at 80 A.. NJ, Bridgeport
al SIS A n; arrive at BellAire at 9l0 A. N
The Sfeu b,pville Accommodation. In addition
L, their regular trip to and from Steuoenville
y-flI make Inc following trims between Bellaire
r-;7 -',,,,,rs IN Maftin's Ferry.....t 10 IS A. ".
............ 1 :O5 p. ".
LNlA1ll ssssssss-srsss'-ssAL = =
8 - r.. "
Stopping when required a. sherman Rouse,
Etrssvifie west wheeling and Gravel HILL
Tickets and baggage checks 10 All prncipal
roiuts i'm the EaSs and West can b. proclred Al
Inc ticket Of'iee I'm BridgC0 Ort. + X. Ny EkS,
moo General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent
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Cincinnati.


CHICAGO, July l5.-The Dropys' jour
nal reports hog receipts 1000 head /;
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Milwaukee.

TOLEDO, July l5.-Wheat-Weak and
lower; No white Wabash new 81 05;
amber Michigan spot 81 10! seller July
81 Oh; new spot 81 0s; No. 2 amber
Michigan 81 06; No. Q red winter seller
July 81 OGl; seller August 81 03i; new
spot 81 07i western amber, new, 81 %
seller July 81 O8; No. 2 amber Illinois
new 81 07I. COrn-Quiet; No. spot
3Sic; seller August held at 39ita3stc
bid. Oats-Quiet; No. . seller August
Ogr