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, 1879-04-24

tim f1,n ivteitpt, nf fp f,nrrf1 tn ts t,r,1rrinr
..",..n,... ;. ...', ~" ,..,.1 ..,t.,,a
.on.t"eto.s u u, ~" t'as ar', eo' " or,e' e1t'A"A
lion of tllc etatna ~ nlsa'rs mny 10 III oFhef'
When the CONTRACT was awarded 10 Tom1lusnn
e. Reed a resolution Of tic Council 10 tic same
cfFect wa, n,1ontw,. which tho contractors
oi,,,s, "na 10 ~, ,+,sor1o1 l., lin cortrnn, tl,"r
rosorvi,,. ~ ,' M right h,wnver ~ mi lin .tnnn
wherrrcr ,inv lac ,,isasc IN ihr oycnt nj the sit,nn
cn;t.rs - ,H H. III" .nmhirinv ntt"inat thsm.
W",, III, ~ ,pn.,, III, 'xn ss ra,,rmcn 1 II nn wn.
hrjMs rt ~ INN" hi isi,.cn,,c,,,iy Tia r,lttjm,r
VIVA fakcn r. H. iicfott 20 Ij. rnntracto,s InnIn
tnn hccn,,sn M ,. s.,',,o "s 'cnstcrs Gavo cnbin1
n,tl r.f,,sc"i tn wor fnr ti,r,n ,,nicss thcy yio
eli to ccrta,n ~ "rs,tr"pv sc'nam,s, Tilo5 stone.
c.tttrrs cr1., "t hv 'cr,et" tm.IIv,luola. snon
i,crm, 10 tawi. mn, ~ Sii"rn,an nj thcfr henI
lid thr sitnn.i", " h"fnrc i,n In, yoror Ennt,,a.
sIoucr of Futile Wnriss. nn,I thc Cnrporntiou
Eol,,sc1, md. nfcr srvrrn} ,utcrylews tMr mat
fcr via ]aii i,ofnre In iattcr tor nj, ,,niniun IA
to whether Or i,ot tlIn rontract,rs wern yiolas-
ing tleir contract.
iaeforo Mr. nnnac1a Ind t,rco tn cxaYn,nc the
oest!u1 d resolution wna in,rnf',,ccI IN tio
Council as,inx for a)i thc nnnura. md tilt
bwly. wttjln,,t nttctnnsin. r. "~ppn,t,o tnio shc
tuortfa ri lin rnae nn,t ,itt,cr. n,.,, 80, n,nof
, 1879-04-24

poltccmnn's Irish Wit cotnprolcnactl tho
sttnatn, ut inner, nn'l foMna l,tnI a way out uf
thu 'tf1lcultr. lie placed Tnylar uulnr arrrat,
nlil ruhxcd SAl lu help hin brng thu sturdy
villain tn thu statit'r, whlc1, she unwttt'.,gly
!i'sl. Arriving there, Sal WAS tgnamInlous-
y hooked for raerancy, ms wcrc atto
'layfor nnt his wifo linttie. Yesterday lI,ey
l'oth The vtctnr and tic vAtIlsltett weru flucd
So airl thu lion niI the lanl! went nit III the
'hlts to thu House Of Correction IL work uut
their ilnrs.
For information, IL tnay hero bo slated TINT
Sal II n Chhng0 gfrl, wht' first came into nt,-
turicty ~ tsi5 for cutting her lnver BILLS Fish,
Into rtbl,Ona. sIe, Is largo. powerful
moderately handsome. She Is TIN terror Of all
tllc policemen, nil Ut all the snuUns ~ tho
West Division. The formor Will leave their
btats to nyuftl hctnE conlpclictl to arrcft 1iert
sl,c Is tu l,ave what slo asks for whether sho has
money to pay or not.
, 1879-04-24

property, Il to ccrthn extent city in.tflutlnn,
unl they therefore think tlsat It at,oulJ bc thor.
ounh1y Inspected by tho Superintendent Of
buildings, iii order TINT he mny see whether It IS
aate tn It's present condition.
fR,RunEf0's IMMUNITY.
A currespondent asks Why something ia not
done with Lesser Fre1bcrg, thu paw nhrokcr, II,
trout Of wliosc sEop t)illcer 1saca was murdered
n few months aEo. The correspondent Is
prompted to ask this quest lon by ihc ps,b'ca-
tton, u The fact thfs week o. stolen wntSh ~ n
question asked By the correspondent Is one
which a yuol many people hnvc. asked.
Every uSw mud then mnntinn is
recovcrea nj Ffcdhcre's place, and, when any-
thing is missing. that Ia now ono OF tho tirAt
houses which tic potco visit Yet Frrdl'crg
has no license. NOT has his wife oi,e. .\nv hasl-
ness wltct, he does II, ttsc pawi,hroktng, war,
wIc'lmr ,lle property Is stolen cr nut, Is '!lcrIt
n,ntc. 1iu has hcon brought before the Justlee
Cuilrts ynrous linlcs TN tl.u charge uf
DUNG business without license, ETC., but
for some mysterious reason Or other 1t scents
to be- impossible 10 secure hls conviction. ar.
Fr!ctlbcr. Is apparently lust now the biggest
mat, III Chicago. Tic police force say illat they
can do nothing will. him, aud tic Jus:ta Conrts
do nothing. Iu carries on tl1H pawt'hroknI
business without Il license, which others arc not
allowed 10 do. hu receives sto1en property,
which others occnsionnsly yet prn'hiled fnr, Aai
yet nothing ever iappcns to As. Frle.lberg. The
correspondent will linvc to wDrk out ~ own
salvation. The paper Is helpless tn MD hit''.
wRl1..ElsrapKATii--n1sE
4 ripple Of excitement was caused In Hebrew
snctcty last cyct,lng by the celebration Of 4
,loulae wedding nt Bra,nl's Hall, corner
Il North Clark and Erc Streets ut wtlicli the
nnptialR Of Mr.. Leo n. Eisent'rats and Miss
osn ~ @ Ws a@ Ms wsre M Ms
ri nalf-past o'clock. in tse ,rrcsence Of about
2( guests. The Rev. Or. Altcr ot,lciatct, MD
, 1879-04-24
MILWAUKEE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.


MILWAUKEE. April 23.-lhe Chamber Of Com.
mcrco building pEoject still lungs llro. At the
noon boara to-day Mr. Mitchell submitted q
modified proposition regarding tho rental Of tho
llew Chamber at Commerce Building u sub.
stltute Ut tho $4,000 advance. payment. Tho
substitute be stated to ba q yearly Fental Of
S4,4U0 to ba paid by the Association. This
,nodttlel proposition, lie further said, IL says
III rental Us compared with thu first propagation,
INV before tile Chamber, to be yotu1 on usxi
Saturday. After full explanation Of tue
proposition tAe following resolution WA adopt.
I'd:
Kssotrfd, THAT she recommendation Of tho uoa,t
conform 10 tho amended propositions Of Mr,
Aitchclk and that tha tccoMkueuoae!ou Of tht
, 1879-04-24
DGATR1Ns
pEnRY-Jnne =. at In lturun.at., Martin Derry
aREu and II months,

pEnRY-June y. at Ia lturun.lt., Martin Derry,
aged year and II months
fHnsFal to-day by cars to Calvary Cen1ete!y.
bIAA!B-Apftl H. At tho fcsencc Of her mother. AJ
Twenty. y.tlI1rl.... Miaa Mary hiMis, Agrd Is ycarl
FnhGfal Aerrco ut FFlenIa Neetlb0 1lOlBc uu TwGn.
tysetxtll,4t.. to-day tfhuts1RYl At HtN D. % thence
Norwich cAnaaA. .-.
kHrrosuIto tUnt,) pnpors please copy,
.MAhKS-hp1ti%, ht noun. 4 OAk Fart. Of innamma.
tian Of thu bowetk, tunhy W, SECOND daughter VI
Weton nal Mary L, h!arks. aued IS YGars. -
llAMMElt-Mrs. Loutss Hammer, agea u Year, q
~ Duirao papers plcAsc copy.
L1LJEHECK-At tho residence Of her mother, Mrs.
Anna LebasE, a. Eng1cWood. ILL.,. Friday, Aprll ia,
0tclIa e. LilJchcck. Agc1 10 ycAra, Of constitution
~ Clnc!hnatf papers pleusu cupy
MnFFATT.Apr!l ~. At Nhoatun, ILL.,, Harriet Elix.
abotlt vito VI sylyanla -. soystt.
fAltK1NGTON-At hta residence, th7p indiana .ay.
At y. H.. OF malignant cha Josephus G. Fafring.
tor aged II years anil J dMyx.
eR Alntne papers hgnAA copy,
, 1879-04-24

threatens every man, woman, or child living IN a
region Of country wtere toyer and ague ID prcy1.
lent, sinco tho germs Of maIarIal disease arc In.
ha!sd from tho air aud arc swallowed from tho wa.
ter Of surh region. Medicinal Aafopaard to abso-
lutely necessary 10 nu!llfy this danger. Az a
neana Of iortifying and sccIimatinx tho syatom 70
~ 10 20 Rbio ~ resist the maaria poison 11ostet-
the most popular. lFrecussttlrs Of ll.a stomach,
liver, and bowols encourage malaria; hut these
hro speedily rectlAed by tho Uittess. Tho func-
tions Of digestion and secretion ars nss!atcd bY ia
uso, md Vigorous Al we'll ~ regular condition Of
the system IL proMoted BY 1t. Constitution md
physique arc TINS defended aEAtnst The inroads oi
nialarta by thls tnatcheps preventive, which h
also certain and thorough remedy In The worst
crsea Of !Mterin!tteht AnA kS.nitteNk feYpr9,
, 1879-04-24
Gen, john will l,c caf1ctl boforr Saturday, II, iu-
decd, It Is called he!uro Monday.

The salpun-kccpers nn.1 tostieco nn1 rfgar.
Rtose fu1ks nro taking utEyantnge Of The usnhl
rush tu The Collectors Ora atIus3t the lat VI
May to paw their licenses In Mdvnntf, thus sav.
fnE much limo MIL trul,be. Tie fees for new
lire1,scs yesterday amounted 10 Si,.N.
'rlln next term Of Tic United stntca District
Court will hagin the first Mu,r!ay IL May. a,nl
Tforu lint time cunus asoil.Nl II will bn nceca-
sarv 10 pass aentcncu TN tltu ,ursuns rnnyictctf
during tho i,resent term. Judge lilodgctt has
not yet act II ttuy for fllc Hr"na,stenG Of tlslr
several nml fdtv!!1lnl ,!oa,s. but u Will proAa.
biy he tlctrri,l!nut, IN la day 0r lwo ami Tic
nnlrlrky fclluws will receive proper notice as to
wlen they will be wnufctl. -
, 1879-04-24

Wo would invita- tho ladies' 10 the eato Of Japan.
csc art treasures In prlrato parors No. COS North
Clark street. TheHo goods nro undoubtedly Of
1nc1 styie better In quality. and OF moro Artistic
ilnlsl t1lan any which llava ever been otforcd In
Chicago. ard cannot fa!, to please tho most fasld-
oua art critic, Thuro will bo great bargains, as
tho nrticles must be sold Without reserve to.moE.
row <Frtday} morning.
, 1879-04-24

Fpecfus DI&Dd.ch 70 1As 1f36EN4
NEW YoNx, April 23.-rhc sale VI the Arnold
library closed tonight. Tho total rccelpts wcro
about SIC, 500, much below what the hooks cost
the collector. 1lIo famous volumes OF "Old
Now York" brought $a,070, tho purchasef's
namc being withheld. This set cost Mr.. Arnold
about $500.
, 1879-04-24
SPORTING


New YonK, Apflia2 billiard tournament
In Paris between vlgla1.x aus1 Plot, tl'c rrct,cl
u,ea a'Hs Harnser anil !1aly, representing Amer.
ica, hogan on stonday night. Thu 4gamcs aro
Coo points up, p1nycd on tho DrufawSk Il l,alko
table takon to Paris by DAILY. Tlse1frss pr[zo Is
gold medal nn,l money purse, tl'dAnofny for
the prizes having becn largely subscribed BY tho
Paris clubs Interested IN the tournament 'fhc
first game bctwccu piut and Dn3y via wdh BY
Duly. The secoud came, between Vignaax md
Garntcr, was won BY Vi9naur In sixteen lnnings,
whose best run was 200. The gntne tonight
wns played By 0arnicr md Plot. and won by
Plot
, 1879-04-24

Travellers are always sure Of being madc to feel
at home whon visiting New York, II, during thclF
stay, they will stop at The Astor lIonse. Thia IN
one OF the oldest and best otola In that city and
tho prices of Eooms bayo boon reduced 10 mott tho
flMea.
, 1879-04-24

A 50-ceut Garnet with "A carpet lining under Il
will nutwcar 81 carpet wltloIt 1t. use only that
pit Lining Company. Now York and Doston. For
sale by nil carpet dealers.
, 1879-04-24
IASE BALL.

This afternoon mud next Saturday the White
Stockings will play a4atnst picked nlne, CON-.
posed for the most pnrt Of professionals nnd
an interesting and exciting contest may DO ex-
pectel.
, 1879-04-24

HALIFAX, N. s., April PA stugle-scull race
has been arranged bctween Evan Morris, OF
Tistsbusg, ana Warren Smith, of Halifax, for
s50J side, to come OF on Silver Lake, a1ass.,
OH the 1st OF July. Tile articles Of agreement
leave hero today for Morris signature.
, 1879-04-24
FINE fIA40AtNES

nr. Pelen's anceal aavorlug extracts, vanilla
orange. l0mon. ETC.. arc three t1nes tho streugt
OF the ordinary cx&FucA,
, 1879-04-24

BAN FRANo1scot April 23.-Ar1ived, tho
atcamsr Australia, from Sydney via honolulu.
Among tho passengers nro tho English gentle
men csickcters as foliows: Lord Ifarrts and
sicssss. uornoy, Webb, ahultz, Royle, McKlu.
non, ilohc, Pom, Absalom, and L',cas. 1t n
questionable whether they will OF not play here,
md the tu.urc movements OF tho Club arc unds'
nti1rI
, 1879-04-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cincinnati, o., Anfl
- hy tic issY u. l.. sullivan, Sit. ". Il. D1yuen ant
~! Anna v. Aadcuon. dnughtor Of q. F, ciHe, ETq .
, 1879-04-24

n'rcctors whom ~ nmendcd; ho votcA upon by
hhl!nt nu Saturday next bgtWten tho hours ut 10
and y O'Clock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

fhis Soap 10 manufactured from pare materials
and No iteontains large percentage ofveg-
etable Oil, In warranted fully equal 70
the bestimported CASTLE Soap and
nc the same time contains all
the washing and cleansing
properties OF the cele-
b.ated German
and
French
.assJ Laundry Soaps.
II Is therefore recon-
mended for use in the I.aun-
dry, Kitchen and Bath Room,
and ioF general household purposes;
Also for Printers, Painters, Engineers, B
Nschinists, a. 10 will remove spots Of ink,
arease, Tar, Oil, Paint, ETC., sq1 uo1J hands
'2IfL kEJEdlE tJE 400
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

|
wsprocurepasents In al countries. No AZ
ToaxkS FEss N ADvAscR. No charge unless the
patent IL granted. Notes. for making preiim;-
nary EXAMINATIONS. No additional fees for obs
tanning and conducting archcafing. Special ats
tentios eiven 20 interference Gases beforethePn
tent Once, Extensions hefore Congress, Inffiage-
men tSuits I'm different States, and all litigation
appertaining to Inventions or Patents. SEND
STAMP ron PAMPHLET GIVING ADMINISTRATIONS.
UMErRp STATzs CoURTB AID DEPARTMENT..
Claims prosecuted In the Supreme COurtOfthe
United Seates, Court Of Claims, Court Of Com
inissioners OF Alabausa Claims, Southern Claims
Commission, and ell classes Of war claims before
the Executive Departments. =Esa
ARRRARs OF PAY AID BoUxTY.
OTyIcKRs, soEDEsRs. and SALONS Of thelate war:
or their heirs, are IN many cases entitled TO mo-
ney from the Government Of which they have
no knowledge. Writefull history Of service
and state amount Of pay and bounty received.
Enclose stamp, and full reply, AFTER examina-
on, win be given ron without charge.
prxs,ovs. i.as -
All oTvlcKRs, soEp1Khs, <nd sAIEoRs wounded,
returned, or injured in the late war however
slightly, are entitled 70, and can obtain pen
Uxrrrr srArRs CrxRRAI LAND OYyIcn.
Contested Land Gases, Private Land Claims,
Mining presumption, and Homestead Cases, pEoe-
ecuted before the General Land 0fice and De-
paFtment Of thu lnferior. .a -sr 800
LARD WARRAxfs.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants, and
we invfts correspondents with all parties having
any for sale, and give fall and implicit instrue-
tons where assignments are imperfect.
We conduct our business in separate Bureaus,
having therein the clerical assistance Of sble and
Experienced lawyers, and give our closest perso-
nal supervision % every important paper prepared
In Each case. Promptest attention thus secured 20
an business entrusted ~. address
1' as. az nes, , a7Tcsssss, :
any person desiring information M TO the
standing and responsibility Of the members o
the Rrrn will, on request be furnished with o
satisfactory reference In his vicinity or Congres-
siopal district.
Dec. II, le7e-H ,.1-s.f ! 4rF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24
NOTICE.

TRANSPORTATION . ENTERTAINMKN1
N at reasonable rates can Be bad BY parties 80
frRnsif oAnd from Baltimore atForrestspharl
per Patuxsntsseamers By calling @
81 Ct1E JOHN II. BUCKLER
Nov. Q, ae7e-tfa Forreeg'swharf, Nd
Ann . week In your own town. IS outf
vi free. No risk. Reader " You went Q
AHka baszness nf Which perzpasof either ssx
I'LL III can make great pay al the time hey
zwork, wrifs Or particulars - n Has
Essr Co, Portland, Maine. =
Msy the le. 1879:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

ut can make make rnoney faster at work Cor rs
than ct anything alsg Capital not require5fws
Twill start you.s $I2 per dag at heme made
sy the IndnstFious, Asns women, boys and girls
tinae. Costly outfit and terms free. Address
Tnsnk Co., Augusta. Milne. gfssgzs7 Sws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

Msssv1. RalEpFs-Pfeass anmonnres WI. y.
.wATBKN, Of Lconardt0wn districs, an a candi-
date Cor Sheriff ut the Ensuing elecfio and state
chat he win be warmly Supported BY
AiFil ,, 1879. ManyFFiends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

Mpssss ElEssrss~-Yam are snQnestpd team
nouncP THOMAS b. BOND, e., efPatnxcnt
aistricl. es eendIasie ~ he asxt Legislature
o. MARYLAND and % state thss he wlll Be unrmiy
Nnr<A %, le7e. - nz-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

aMssws. Eaiteyss--Plesse snneunee J0HEB
ARRI.L. ESQ.,, % q candidatefor the positi0n Of
Rerister Of wills Tor s.. Mary 'sconnty al the
EVICTION In 1878 and say that be will be warmly
supported ~ thspsopisofs hscnunIg, geaerAlly i.
hePt 81, fsTe bsas p EslhePsopiec
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24
ION cLERK 81 zee cIRcUlT CoVRf.

Ntssys EaisoSs :-Piease khnounee JEFF d
LOKRR as d candidate for Clerk Of thu Circuit
Coart q he election in 10 and say that he vii
receive the undivided support ef The yotersofkbs
Factory District.
feb -. 1873. The feoP.e.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

SUTTON as the Repubiican eAndidste s0r Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for S.. Mary coaAty at the
election i'm 1879 and say thaa he win recsive The
mhrufsupport Of bis party and friendain ssYC
April 40, k8z6n- -. Cbaptieo istFisa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

win cell aa private sale, at q great bargain
and npon q long credit for i large portion cf the
purchase money, TIE farm called CHKSLEY
hill, ama adioiaing the sssideuce 81 JchE III.
Soehoron. For terms title, etc, apply 20 81
JN0. n. S0TH0kON,
Feb n, lsTa-Sm Agsat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-04-24

rs MOORgS HOTEL e n great psed ORE
- paif4 and e I conienpIats making them
this Spring with osker improvements, ] respect
fElly and earnestly request that all persons In
debted % The Hsuse wfIl pay up without fa<theE
delay, II not gLily, e Ieasl partially. q
HERBERT 2. MOORE.
March 81, 1879. NooEsis Hossl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
New YORK..

NV YoRK, July 25.-Cotton - Firm at
llXalljSc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged !:
receipts 1900 barrels Wheat-Unscttied !:
receipts 425, 900 bushels steamer No, 4 spring
0ic; No. 3, 07a9Qc; No. 2 81 O5al on; ungraded
gSca$1 O2; ungIaded winterred O6ca$l 10: No 2
do 1lNal l2N ungraded amber 81 OOai 10 X:
No. amber 81 LOCAL II; No. 2 white 81 IL:
No. red, 81 ~ bid /; 81 12k for July: Au.
gust sales of 10000 bushels at 81 iiai 1IN:
September, sales Of $1,000 bushels at 81 II IA
! y. Rye-Firmer at 64I<aB5c. Barley
Dull and nominal. Malt Quiet and unchanr.
ed. Corn-In moderate demand; receipts
AS,0OO bushels ungraded 4ia45Lc; No, 2
white S2Aa53c; steamer July 44Ac bid; 45c
asked August 44c bid, 45c asked: Septem.
Der Acc bid: 46Nc asked. 0ats-Quiet; re.
ceipts IS, 900 bushels western mixed SIS Ha37c;
white western 40a42c. Hay-Steady. Hons
in good demand; yeariings 4a7c, Pork
Stronger; new mess 1912 I1aO2 IS. Beei-Firm.
Cut Meats'-A shade firmcr; long clear Sc:
short clear SIC. Lartl--Fairly active: prime
steam SO 05. Butter-Nominally UNCHANGED,
Checse-Dnll and unsettled; western 4a8c.
Whisky at 81 OF. CoGee-Steady
and unchanged. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re.
filming ut 61Sa6 lido. MolaSses-Qu Rice
Fairly active. Petroleum-Dull and nomi.
nal: United 60Xc; crude 5a59tc; refined OK
a6Hc Tallow-Steady ut 5Xa6c. Rosin-
Quiet and unchanged. Turpentine-Quiet
but steady.Nt 961zc. Eggs Steady; western
4Vh4SizCs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
PROVERBS.

'Thc Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath and
Falreat Skin In Hop Bittes,n
"A little Hop Bliters saves big doctor bills
andlong sickness " D''''
THAT invalid wife, mother, sister or child
can g, be made the picture OF health with Hop
"Whcn worn down and ready to takc your
bed, Hop Bitters Is what you need"
Don't physic and physlc, for It weakens
aud destroys, but take Hop Bitters, that
build up continually"
Physicians Of all schools use and recon.
mend Hop BitterS. Test them"
Health Is beauty and joy-Hop Ditters
gives health and be,uty."
here are more cures made with Hon
Bttten than all other medicines"
When the brain Is wearied, tho nerves
ters."
THAT low, nervous fever, want Of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitters."
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief Is Pleas.
ant, Sure and Cheap.
For sale by LAuoHLrN Bios. & Co.,
VIII ~ Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
SMALL ORANGE.

= 4 q
II must have been in the green cherry
season that Tennyson wrote, From our
waist places comes acry."
LIVE oxen are semitic Europe in comior.
table padded and covered stalls, on the Do.
per deck: ne VINO has steers 70 shed, pre-
pare % sheu them now.-Fack.
THoSE Bridgeport papers are never Sc.
rious. A city woman having dislocated
her jaw, the papers say cher husband was
greatly alarmed. "-Ddnbury Nets. n
Arthe Seaside. Affable Boarding House
Keeper to prospective Tenant--'tJust
look at the views Of the beach, cir, Why,
from this window here you can see your.
sell bathing"
TnR horse Gies held their reorIar mn.
nual convention ali over The country on
the first Of this month, and unanimously
resolved TO adopt last years platform
without any changes. ~ tdetLe.
SHs wanted tho anpropr;a,;on hills
passed with a proyiSo that he she and hep
aLIIJ.o,, ,,,,sr Iii ~ ~ - eSl 80 s''S ~ ny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

PmLADELrnIA, July 25.-Flour- but
firm; Minnesota extra family 81 90; medium,
s. 90; good TO fancy s. 00l5 80; Ohio extra
family good IS 50; winter wheat patents
very choice 50 O5; Minnesota patent So 25a
0 40 Rye Flour-Steady at s. l0aS 81
Wheat-ln limited demand; rejected 81 Ola
ITO Corn-Steady and in fair demand; west.
ern mixed, truck, 40a5Oc; yellow SOC. Oats
Dull stained Soc; white western 37a3Sc. Pro.
yisions-Firmcr. Beef-AIess $l2 10. Hams
Smoked l0hallXc; picked SHaOc. Lard
Western GNa6Hc, Butter-Firm; creamery
extra 15al7c; New York and Bradford county
Pa, extra, 16al6c; Western Reserve extra III
lSc: Eggs-Firmer; western hall &c. Cheese
Firing creamery 5Ha5Ac. Petroleum.
Dull; crude SIC; refined 6Xc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

"For ten years my wife was confined 10
her bed with such a complication OF all.
lnents that no doctor could tell what was
the matter or cure her, and used up a
small fortune in humbug stuff. Six months
ago l saw U. s. flag with Hop Bitters on
1t, and thought | would be fool once
more; ! tried 1t, but my folly proved TO
be wisdom. Two bottles cured her, and
she Is now as well and strong as any mans
vile, and 1t only cost me two dollars. Be
we like foolish. "-H. W., Detroit, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

BALTIMORE, July 25.-Flour-Dull and low.
or for high grades; western supertine S. OOa
9 90; do extra 81 00ai IS; do family IS 25a
600. Wheat Western lower but Arm at
q decline; No. 2 western winter red spot
81 lo%; July 81 LOCAL lO1S; August 81 1OTa
l l0H; September 81 1Ok bid. Corn-West.
ern dull and lower; western mixed, spot and
July4ic; August 447<a4l5Ec; September 45N
a46c, steamer 4lc. 0ats-Steady; western
white 3SaS0c: do mixed 3GaS7c; PennsyIya.
nis SSa30c. Rye-Stcady at 5SaGOc. Hay
steady; prime to choice Pennsylvania Sli 20
al6 0O. ProyiSions-Firmer. Mess Pork
$40 So Bulk Meats-LOosc shoulders 8 IIIaS33lIc;;
clear rib sides 4 ISa42lc; packed ]<a5 Xc, Ba.
con-Shoulders Axe; clear rib sides SIC ;
hams llal2c. Tard-Rcfncd in ticrces 7c.
Butter-Firm; prime to choice western pack
ed l0a12c Eggs-Steady at 10c Petroleum
Nominal; crude SIC; refined 6<a7c. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargocs llI1allHc. WHISKY
Steady Isl o. I5al 0S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Cottou Quiet /;
medium Inc; low medium lie; good ordina-
~ l05Gc. Net receipts 1877 bales; sales 1000
bales; stock S,672 bales; weekly net receipts
40 bales; gross 400 bales; exports coastwise
3,44S bales; sales 1850 bales. Coffee-ln good
demand at full prices; ordinary to prime Rio
cargocs II 1Sal5C. Sugar-Quiet but steady
inferior to good common 8a8I<c; common
TO good common 6ISa8Ec; yellow clarified
7!Ha73Gc. Molasses : Dull; fermenting 2la
SOC; common 25a2sc; fair 2SaSoC. Rice-Quiel
but firm; Louisiana ordinary to choice 6{a
INC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-Cotton-stcady at
ING. Flour-Easier but not quotably low
or. Whcat-Unsettled at 93a07c; receipts SO,
0O0 bushels; shipments so, coo bushels. Corn
Steady and firm at Ale. Oats-Scarce and
firm atSlaS5c. Rye-ln good demand at Soc.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Quiet
but firm at 50 90. LardSIn fair demand
current make S. 20. Bulk Meats-Firm
slOuldersguict at s. 3711<<; short rib active at
81 25a4 SIX, short clear 81 90. Bacon-In
good demand ats 00a4 0Oa4 05a5 12isa5 Is
Whisky-Easier at 81 ". Butter-Quiet and
unchanged. Linseed 0il-steady and un'
changed at CSC,