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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-02-15
A True Story.

There were two sisters living in Maine
both were pretty girls; one was TWEEN
ty-two and the other nineteen. Times
were hard with them, and they resolved
to go to Boston, with the vague idea
that they should find something to do.
The Portland steamship landed them on
the wharf their whole fortune was one
dollar-that and their pretty faces.
They went to a respectable hotel but a
dollar will not keep two persons very
long, and they asked the landlord to d.
rect them to respectable place, where
they could work for their living.
Luckily he was an honest man, and
luckily he had heard of the Temporary
Home for Working Women at No. 1927
Tremont-street; unluckily, he advised
them to stop on their way atan intelli-
gence Office. For, while they were de
scribing the sort of place they wanted, a
woman accosted them. She knew of a
place where they would be very COM
Portable, have plenty of money, and need
do no work. Luckily, agair our two
girls were not as simple as country girls
sometimes are. They knew all that this
meant, and they ran out of the Office and
reached the Home in a pitiable state of
terror, almost afraid to trust any one
after such an experience. But they
had found the right place. The matron
received them kindly; they stayed a
little time at the Home, paying for their
food and lodging by working, and learn
ing, under the excellent discipline of
the Matron, the habits of order and
cleanliness which make good servants.
Then places were found for them. This
happened six months ago; and the lady
to whom one of the girls was sent lately
called to tell the Matron that she valued
her servant very highly. What would
have become of these two pretty girls
alone in great city, penniless, without
even an acquaintance-if there had not
been such place ready to receive
them as the Homer And such cases oc-
constantly
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-02-15

MANY years ago, General Cushing
came into a lawyers Office on State
street, with whom he was well ac-
quainted, and asked, Mr.. -, what
do you call those strips left on your
check-boek, on which you write your
notes, when you detach a check ?"
" Well, really, | don't know" replied
the lawyer; =" suppose they are mar
ginal notes" "No, that amt it," he
replied; " they have specific name" "
He then hurried into one of the banks
and asked the same question of the
President. That gentleman was taken
aback for moment, and could not
give the required proper name, The
affair was forgotten until months after
ward, when the bank President received
an envelope marked Newburyport."
Opening, he was surprised to read:
Stubs Yours, G. CUSHING.
He instantly remembered, however,
and highly appreciated the joke.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-02-15
TO FARM Frs.

MONEY TO LOAN in Ohio by the UNION
CENTRAL LIFE ms. co in sums from $500 to
10000 for five years at per cent interest. Al
loans must be secured by first lien real estate
worth at least three times the amount Of loan, ex
elusive Of buildings, For further information, apply
to N. W. HARRIS. Secretary. Cincinnati. q.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-02-15

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-02-15
Cincinnati Musical Institute,

:, Facn!v-InstFumenla Miss II. e. EVANS, MIA
Rose Fortmtn, ISIS Roma Gilman; Vocal, Mist
EMMA CRANcn, Miss Annie K March. Piano, Organ,
Vocal NJ usic and Theory taught Prof. Fl. g Andre
system followed. ArraD gements for boarding pupils
Ads Miss HATTIE Il. EVANS. 100 W. 9th st. Cint'i o
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No Advertising Agen
AGENTS. READ THIS

We Will pay Agents n Salary OF m per month and
expensee or allow large commission to sell our new
and wonderful Inventions. We mean utdt nee say
Sample free. Addi ess
SUEKMAN q CO, Marshall. Mich
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-21
HIGH PRAISE, INDEED.
DR.. c. c. Schuyler on Bethesda Water
and Its Effects,


It is very seldom, indeed, that the medical
fraternity carp to recognlEeth merits Of new
medletne or 10 beSt0W praise upon q com.
paratiyely untried theFapeutical chemical
or compound, But the Medical and Sur.
glcGl kCpOrtfr for January 10, 1873, con.
talRS professional report OF the marvellous
work wrought by Bethesda Water. The ar.
ttcle Is from the pen Of G. G. Schuyler, N.
d.. Assistant Surgeon, Troy Hospital, N. Y,
and We make some extracts therefrom. The
Doctor first gives, in professional language, an
account Of the progress Of Diabetes MelIituS''
in the victim, "a professional man, 40 years
Of ago" 1T should probably be stated here
that Nr. jus. Elemlng, the vel: drug
gtst OF this city, has been appointed sole
agent for this wonderful water for this State,
besides Ohio and West Virginia. Mr.. r. viii
furnish bethesda Water, OF any information
desired, on application.
Like Job continued the Doctor, 'Hhere
seemed TO be no limit TO his sufFerings fol
there now appeared crop OF anthrax and
turunculi. These were followed by nustu
lar eruption appearing In tie nostFiSs, Ii,
ends o. the tlgdrS, and the feet Near thu
heel q one foot there CAME what at first Dor
9 Striking tesen blalCe to d stone btuise. caus
Ing q sharp pain when stepped upon. Grea
swelling And the ioFNatlSb Of ades,rseatet
ateceSS followed, occaii0ning great sulIerinl
and necessitating the use Of crutches for SOM
months. Three Of the incisor teeth becam
looSened and dropped out, though previous b
the disease they had been In perfect orle,
ne became REeatly auiRniaEed, decioaiipg II
weight from los TO l2S pounds"
y The unfortunate man reached Waukeshl
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vEALED PROPOSALS.
~ ,ignE. OpVicE BOARD cP COMMISSIONERS, l
WHEELING, June II, 1879,

tlgRE's OPTicK BOARD oP COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, Juue II, 1879.
.,all puposaS will bs received at this Otlea, until
WEDNESDAY, July I'd, 1872 al u NJ, for the follow.
Th:u,G,iTlctlon Of Foot Bridge at steeurod's
ans. Wheeling Creek, on the site Of the former
Isc 10 r sI (G iect wide Ia the clear, Ia three ~
,rs. one ninety 1907 feet and two Of forty I've (lS)
I'LL ei.l Ia clear, having hand railing on each SIu6
ami step, tour 10 feet 10 height at The ends Also the
aiding VI piers and abntmehls four feet, requiring say
I1bI yifl. Of SeIUud.ClaAI masonry laid In mortar.
IN. opacity VI bridge to he 100 pounds per square
ppi, Tor tie slprrstucture must show clearly the
material and plan Of truss proposed.
Nj The Grading aud Masonry required on the i'm
nf,,mpnt VI Short Greek (ROrth bE4nch), embracing
s.mt IN cubic yards Of excavation aud 100 cubic
,ifls dry calvert masonry.
81 The Grading and Masonry required on the linz
unIciGent VI Peters Hun rOa, embracing about 900
,dli yars excavation aud $50 cubic yards calvert
misDury. 800,
~ C,prE, On West Union and ROney'S Point road,
Lar ~ feet above iA present level, requiring about
b subir yard, ,cConl-Cla@ dry masonry. BRd 1900
igbIr yaul, excavation.
BIDS must b. by the cubic yard for masonry and Tor
tr,SaiIou In earth, loose TOck and solid rock, and
na,, lie separate l0r each Of the localities above
timel
EeSpOusihle references must accompany eAsh pro-
fAL -, A., -, =
Md all bids,
CiIAs. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
W. G.. SMITH, County Engineer. jel4
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New YoRk, June 2O.-Cotton-Easy at
l9Se; futures steady. Flour Without de.
cided change. Wheat-strong; rejected
spring $50; No. 4 do S5c; No. s do cola !:
No. 2 do 81 DIAL 05; ungraded do S5caSl 03 /:
ungraded winter red 81 O5al II; No. 5 do
81 LEGAL II; mixed winter 81 Is; No. . amber
81 Isl No. white sales at$l Az. Rye-DulI !;
western G0a8l Nc. Barley-Dull. Malt-Oulet
and unchanged. Corl-FirmeE; ungraded
40a431c; No. Z, 4ic; steamer 42IEa43c; No 9
4Sa4SXc; No. . white 40aiD1c. Oats-Dull
at 381Ea3s11c for mixed western; 3sa42c for
white western. Hay-Firm. Hop-In good
demand; yearlings 2a4c CofIee-Quiet and
unchanged. Sugar-Firm; fair to good REIN
ing O 5-l6a6 7.lG. MolaSaeE-Quiet and un.
changed. Ripe-NGMinally unchanged. Re.
troleum-Quiet; United coke; refined O4Ec /:
crude 5]a1c, Tallow STEADY. Rosin-Quiet
and unchanged. Turpentine- Steady and un.
changed. Eggs-Dull; western llal31c.
PorK-Dull; new mess $40 3OalO IS; Old
mess 50 so. Beef-steady. Cut Meats-Firm;
long clear middles $525; short clear IS IS,
Lard-Dull; prime steam So 40 Butter
Steady; western 7al8C. Cheeae-Nominally
unchanged. WhiCky-tlOdH,
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BALTIMORE, June 2O.-Flour-steady and
in moderate demand; western supcrtine S. Is
as Is; do extra s. 25a5 90; do family S. l5a
8 90. Wheat-Western firm and higher; No,
9 Pennsylvania red 81 Tx; No. 2 western
winter red, spot, Il AK; June 81 II hid
July s. 09X bid; August 81 Of; September
81 OK. Corp-WeStern firm and steady
western mixed, spot and June, 43ISc; July
4SXo; August 433sa4SIIc; September i5c bid;
steamer 42Hc. Oats-Dull and easy; Penn.
sylvania 90aiOc; western white S8aS9c; do
mixed 36aS7 Rye-Dull and lower at 6SaGOc.
Hay-Quiet at $l2 Goals 90. ProvIsions-Fair
jobbing trade and steady. Mess Pork-SlO IS,
Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders 4a4%c; clear
rib sides 6a5Nc; packed 44a6ISc. Hacon-
Shoulders Axe; clear rib sides dc. Hams
lIal1o, L.ard-Lower. Butter-Dull and
heavy; choice western l0al2c Eggs-Re.
ceipts full and market weak at l3alic. Pc.
troleum-Dull and weak: crude nominal; re.
fined 69sa6Ac. CoiIee-Firm; Rio carEoes Ii Y
al4Nc. Whisky--Steady and firm al 81 O0L
al OF,
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snturdny. .Jmly, 1e, 1870,

h1AAHA NA$Ny - aSAJ
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N at the front door q
the Court H0uSs Of Ohio county, West virginia Sel
public auction the following described parcels Of
mai estate In the city Of Wheeling West Virginia.
IRit Is to say:
t. Fart u tho east half Of lot NO9 Ia square Is, on
the corner Of Foil and Twelfth etreets, being pAraI-
rONam fronting about sixty-Slx feet along Twelfth
slrcI and about iOrIy-One feet along bon street, be-
its much Of said east half as fronts on Twelfth
street aud extending sOuthwATdly VI equal width
along Eolt street about iorty-On0 feet, This parcel
nay br ,OlI whole or in two or more parcels Is
hAy bc found most advantageous by the undersigned.
= The residue Of the east half Of lot No, In
NlIr Ii Aforesaid henR 50 much said east bali -
nnot embraced IN the hEst parcel, ThetEo parcels
Above mentioned bounded on tho west asSpecined
IN Exhibit No Oi COmplainants bill which Is
mpy OF u deed made by L. IIlldreth and wife TO
john Noau dated September T. ls'2.
D. y panel u ground bounded as iolloHSi Begin.
tug at the southeast corner Of Fifth (loW Eonl
street aud the extension Of East Union (nOW
hrycath street; thence Southefly With the cast line
%Fiilh street 9 feet 10 the northwest corner Of the
Inv OF aid lot eaStWArdly lS2 feet TO the northeast
,Inrf Of aid lot; thence north aud parallel with the
Int llr iec to said Union street, aud thence west.
lSs'Dnt0t
T. nsnoNh thlrty-threc (SS) feet Of lot numbered
On Market street, between Ninth and Tenth
Mv', Ell alIhg back OF equal Width 10 stone wall.
D. 1t No, |, square 81, In the BuenA Vista addl-
w. except the east part thereof said east part front
ihsoo Charles street tWenly.Six tSet, and running
Itlc Me- S4aveT'S line, being nj the latter point
'llry iert Ia EldLh.
IERss Nv SALE.-One-lhIrd OF tho purchase money
S'i N much more rs The purchaser may elect In
lAGd the residue In equal lnStAllmens al and y
@ohl FROM the day Of sale with interest
fom the purchaser give bond with apprUV.
ipCrsona SECURITY for the deferred and
The title To l'c retained until payment Of pufrhase
Rsoney IN full. DANIEL LAMB,
W. p, HUBBARD
le; Special Commissioners,
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PROVERBS.

mo one can be sick when the stomach
blood, liver and kidneys are healthy, and
Hop BttterS keep them N"
THE greatest nourishing tonic appe
tizeF, strengthener ind curative on earth
Hop Bitters."
ut is impossible to remain long sick
sr ont Of health, where Hop Bitters arc
"why do Hop Bltters cure SO much ~
Because they give good digestion, rich
blood, and healthy action Of all the organs. >
No matter what your feelings or ailment
rs, Hop Bitters will dOyou good"
Remember, Hop Bfttersneverd does harm,
but good, always and continually"
Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
and sweeten the breath with Hop BitterS."
Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop
no health with inactive liver and uri.
mary ORGANS without Hop BltterS."
Try Hop Cure and Pala Relief.
For sale by LAuaIrLrN BRos. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
TuTskw Wheeling, VIVA,
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PHtLARELPHA, June 2O.-Flour - Dull
winter extra family, good to fancy, s. 75a
5 25; Ohio do, good, IS so; St. Louis do,
choice, s IS; Minnesota patent 80 B9Ifa7 IS
Rye Four-UnChanged. Wheat-Quiet;
Michigan white, depot, 81 l7aI Is; No. Z
red, elevator, 81 Az; Confirm; rejected
on track SSa37c; steamer mixed do SSaS0c
0ats-unSettled; white western S1aST I<c;
good to fancy white SSa40c, Provisions Firm
Leef-l2c. Hams-emoked 9HalOIlc; picked
$40. Lard-Western unchanged. Butter
Weaker; creamery extra l5alGc; New Yorl
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra lac
Western Reserve extra 10ai2c. Eggs-Fim
western l41Ic CheeSe-Steady; creamery G1
a7c. Petroleum-WCak and dull; c5ude DC
refined 64sc, WhiSkY-Steady; western 81 90
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FOOTSTEPS AT THE noon.


AAWe know familiar voices,
Every near and dear ones cal,
Coming through the All0nt chambers,
waking echoes IL the hall;
50 with instinct al uneTTtng,
EvefStFCngthening, nigfe and more,
We eau rad the varied language
" the footstepsAt the door
nnudpa's ialtering tread, now heavy
With the RelshFOi fruitful year,
NR'Ting y0ndef golden city I'll.
Almost through this vale Of tears
StsaAiast feet that never lOll6rnd
BFavHly 1 Log on before
BY and by We'll niisS their inils'c-
Precious iCOtStepI Al The door
Then, the patter u the children,
Happy llFllnEsl cut aud In,
Like the butterflies aud suribeamS,
with no thought Of CaFe OF slnI
Little feet that need sure guiding
Past The pitfalls on the shore,
Lest they tutn aside 10 nIllchleti
biGs I'd footsteps n the door
Then the matrOu, glad and CHEEKY,
lIoara her good man drawing nigh;
And the children hear The mother
As her busy footsteps hyi
Household muSlri We oil hear II!
While wa love Il more and more,
Aud We hope TO welcome with Il
Angel tOOtAteps 81 the door,
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CrSc1ENG7I, June Northumberland
fair and market firm at l2Hc. Flour-Duli
and nominal. Wheat-null, weak and lower;
red 81 05al 90. COFn-Dull at 3Sa3SJIc
oats-Dull at 32aS5c Rye-Quiet but Arm
at O0c. Barley-NomInally unchanged.
Pork-Quiet; jo6bing at 5000. Lard-ScSrce
and firm and in good demand; current make
50 Is. Bacon-Scarce and firm al 4I<a5Xa
6AC, Bulk Meats-Firm and steady Shoul.
des held at S IS cash sales at 81 seller
August; short clear 81 a5 hid cash; 81 9S buyer
June S 10 selleF August; short clear IS Is,
WhiSky-Steady and In firm demand at 81 Of
RatteT-Steady and unchanged. Iinseed
oil-Demand talr and prices higher at Csc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-21

RAILROAD BoNDs-ACtivC and higher e..
peclally for Erie second conSols which rose to
1SN. Wabash second extra coupon ross tx
aud Denver and BIO Grande first reached OS,
Rome, Watertown and OgdenSburg rose 3%,
Q. 9. d [. G. first rose to 70. No sales Of sec.
ondS
STATE BoSps-Dull.
SroCEs.-SpeculatiOn was generally firm
throughout the greater portion Of tile day,
and the fluctuations except ina few instances.
were confined within Xal per cent. Iron
Mountain was an exception and after advanc.
ing from 241< TO Is declined to % u aud closed
at the lowest point. Western Union after
gas p. 4, was quoted ut 0Sh, on extra dlyI.
dend OF II per cent on stock and ~ per cent
cash and advanced to 98N but subsequently
reacted to 05. The market closed firm At an
advance Of Hal4z, the latter Louisville and
Nashville, rs compared with yesterdays clos.
ing prices. The election Of james r. Hecne
as director OF the Erie road has produced
better feeling in the bonds and stock OF the
company, as 1t Is understood he intends To
take an active part In the management Of It's
affairs and the general feeling IL that the abili.
~ and energy which he will bring to the dis
charge Of the duties deyGlvlng on him, cannot
Tall tninure TO the benefit Of the road and con.
tribute to place II in position to compete on
not unequal terms with other trunk lines.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which $500 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
5000 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
4 900 preferred, 5000 St Paul common, 240O
preferred 1900 LackaTanna, 700 New JeF-
sey Central, 6O0O Michigan Central, $500
ST, Joseph, 1900 0hios, 1900 Western Union,
LOO Kansas & Texas, 1909 Louisville and
Nashville, 5000 Kansas City and Northern.
and II 600 Iron Mountain
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oncAOo, June 2O.-Ths Droyers Journa
reports: Wu
oSs-ReCeips q, coo head; shipments 90,
head. Opened strong ruled active at q
higher closed quiet and weak, the gain near.
y lost; mixed packing IS 75aS 90; light
9oas o. butchers Is 0Sa4 CO., choice heavy
oGTTLE-Receipts2 800 head; shipments 800
head !; active and l0c higher at a OOa6 10
butchers steady; cows and bulls s! 00aS %
Texans unchanged at = 4OaS25. The yards
arc well cleared.
u sIIIIEEre1oRsCeips 100 head market steady at
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Saturday the 18th Day ofIune, 1879,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following
duioeA ponerty, tO-wit: a tact or parcel Of land
situated IL Ohio county, West Virginia, on the
waters Of short Greek, commencing At stake In the
JIoS line, thence south ~ east 10 60-l0o pole! to
a,aEe, thence south S614 east 90 poles tn stake,
thercc south S3IS', cast T9-l0O poles to stake,
thence south l2L' east 200 6O-l00 poles to stake,
thence south 3ls, west y 6S-lO1 poles to stake,
thence south go, west 10 0d-lOO poles to stone,
thence south 46ko, west 10 64-i00 poles 10 stake,
iatnCG south 2sf cast II iSi.l00 poles to stone,
lance south an, west IS poles to butternut tree,
Renee north So west lSJ 2i-lOO poles 70 stump,
thence north 90, east 2Oi poles 70 stake, themes
Drh 49, cast IS 36.lOO poles to the place Of begin
apc, containing 2Oi acres, one rood and three poles
DGe or less being tho same property that James z,
R4rsn aud Florence V. Pearson conveyed 70 VIM. Il.
Cnplinr and Emily Il. ChHpllne, by died dated the
aIa u March, 1871 and recorded in tho Clerks ONCE
dnlI county In deed book No. IS, pages lei and l62
tEENs OP SALE-One-thIId cash, the residue 10 six
nj Twelve months from date Of sale, the purchaser u
er his notes. bearing interest from date, for the de
sret payments, and to give deed Of trust on tn!
yNpaTiy 10 secure thCIE payment. Title Is believed
ac gOL hut selling trustee will only convey such
my2dDAW }. u. EWlNu' trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.
.INRuSTEE'S SALE

n, virtue Of deed Of trust, made by F. L. Gehring
~, Kalr iphring. his W.ic, to me trustee, dated
Iust I,t 1916 recorded III the office Of the Clerk Of
u,COunIy Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia. In
l-l Of Trust Book NJ, ., page 1Oj, will on
SATURDAY, THE SRI DAY OF JULY, 1879,
Commenting ut 10 o'clock \. NJ sell At the front door
4 the Court House Of Ohio county, the following de-
Atb,d real estate A piece or parcel Of land lying
-tScru WoOds, formerly Lee, and Jacob, formerly
Csfuan streets, In the Sixth Ward OF tue City Of
Rhetllu:, bounded and described rs follows Begin
rps At stake marking the northeast corner Of lot
Nl on the plat Of an addition TO the City Of Wheel
ag acknowledged for record by Beverly n. EOii, ex-
esUtDr Ol John roll, deceased, on November 18th,
l'0 aud recorded in Deed Book No. 81, page 6S,
ihrhcr with the west line Of Woods street In
SahtrIy direction AIteen feet To stake thence At
IEh, angles with Woods street, aud In westerly d.
Tsrnn me hundred feet TO Jacob street, thence with
IIcOp street In nOrthery direction fifteen feet TO
tue southwest corner Of lot No. T. adjoining the pTeni
be- Hereby Intended to DO conveyed, thence with the
south Ire Of lot No. one hundred feet 70 the be-
TarI,r I, LelIeVcd to be perfect but will convey
Onl, the title TSsIetl IN me by said deed Of trust.
TLgYs OP SAL :-OGq.thlTd and more II the pur.
thlcr Al elects caNh day Of sale, the balance In
tH0 equal nstnllmt HIS AZ SIX aud twelve months,
evidenced by negotiable uOtes bearing Interest, the
title to bc retained until ayment Is made In full.
VIII. CALDWELL, Trustee.
W, J, W. COWDEN, Bnlc tor, lun2
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mand fair; inferior to good common easj<c;
common to good common 61<ab1Ec; yellow
clarified 7a7Hc. MolAsses- Steady, with q
fair demand; ferinenting 2IaS0c; common 2Sc;
fair Csc Rice-ln falr demand; Louisiana or.
binary 10 choice 81ka1Hc.
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PmLApELPIllA, June 2O.-wool- Steady and
firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 3Sa40c; extra Ssa40c; medium
!2a4Sci coarse 31a40c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 35aS8c; medium
4lC; unwashed 30a34 Nc; Canada combing 400 :
fine unwaShed 26a28c: coarse and meIium
unwashed S0aSSH Nc; tub washed42c.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 2o.-Flour-steady and un.
changed. wheat-Actiye. firm and bSgApS
No. 9 Chicago springs o. x cash 81 x July;
elHc August; 20. 8 do sOaSOjI 70; rejected
&C. CoFn-In good demand and prices q
shade higher: $6]SaS81ic cash; 38sEaS63{C
July 379saS7 kc August 0ats-EsIFlY sctISs
and q shade higher; s21tg paGhj SSlSc July
Sle August, Rye Steady aud unchanged a
$Se. IiaElOy-Stronger and higher at 7Oc
July; $40 l0al0 l2k August. Lard Easier
50 20aB go cash and July; 90 S0aB say An
gust Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged
Whisky-steady and unchanged at 81 o.. !"
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Nls,, IN q dying condition, The article in

Wis, In q dying condition. The article Il
question concludes Is follows
g constant use OF the Water Bethesda
Produced the most marked results, The IA
tient 81 this date December 2Stli) weighed i7l
pounds, and In conversation with him at my
office, a day or two since, be expressed him
self a. cured He certainly has the appear
ance otbeing q man In perfect health. From
personal observation Of this case, consider
the recovery most remarkable. Every other
known treatment kAd been nSsiduously car.
ried ont, and signalIy failed. The gentleman
Is Of a discerning mind, and not likely TO be
led Into error, aud attributes Ills cure solely
70 the use Of Bethesda Water, an opinion
which share with him. lhave not reported
the case To advertiSc tho virtues Of pfOprie.
tary mineral spring II this water Is t6era.
peutIC agent why should tho profession not
kn0wItS" Why not, indeed.
=! General Agenttor Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING.
81 Market street, Pitsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRlcE-S0ccnts per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key y per halEbafrel, $40 per barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-21

1'RUSTEES SALE

rs virtue Of deed Of trust made bvJ. ". Chap.
line aud Emily L. ChaplIhe 10 me, rs trustee, dated
Tie al day Of February 1873 and recorded 70 the Re
COFdCrs office u Ohio county, West Virginia, % deed
otrst book No Is, pages S66 and S67, will sell At
NJ NIryynt,