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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River marks last evening showed the
depth OF water in the channel TO De )
ieet IL inches and still falling slowly.
With the exception OF little local bust
ness, nothing is being done. Weather
hot and dry.
The Diurnal will leave for Parkers.
burg this morning.
The c. W. Bachelor is the regulu'
Pittsburgh boat for this morning.
The Bernard has gone off the dry
docks and is now lying at Sweeney's
wharf having some more repairs made
to her machinery.
The Ella Layman passed down about
noon with light tow.
The Emma Graham passed down
early this morning
The Modoc passed up with wharf
boat from New Martinsville for East
Liverpool. This boat had some diff
Guilty is getting over the bar at the
mouth of the creek.
The Pres Ellison, Abner o Neal, Tele-
gram, Phaeton and Welcome still con-
tinue running in their respective trades.
The Cherokee is laid up at Fulton.
The ID. T. Lane has sunk coal barge
at Rising sun.
The bar formed at Sand Island, on the
Kentucky side, is making swift cur
rent at Portland wharf, giving the boats
considerable trouble TO come up by
there.
The Courier excursionists expected,
wien they left, to be home tonight,
but with this stage OF water they are not
expected much before Friday morning.
PrrrsBURGH, May l9.-River 10 inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Arrivals-Graham and Bachelor. De-
parted-Graham and Bachelor.
CINCINNATI, May l9.-River 8 feet 3
inches; clear and warm. Arriyed-Hud-
son Plegh. Departed-Hudson Plegh,
Fashion, Henderson, Golden Rule,
Nav Orleans.
EvASsvILLE, May l9.-River s 40 feet
and falling. Weather clear and hot !;
m, rcury 81. Down-Mitchell and Rain
bow. Business very light.
ST. LOUIS, May l9.-Arrived-Tom
Means, Pomeroy. Departed-Cham-
pion, Paducah; Tom Means, Cairo f;
Storm, Pomeroy; Carrier, Kansas City.
River Is feet 8 inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and warm. Rain to-
night.
CAIRo, May -. - Arriyed-Golden
City, New Orleans; John w. CAT, Mem
phis; G. Millar, Cincinnati; Centennial,
ST. Louis. Departed - Golden City,
New Orleans; John W. Gaff, Cincinnati ;
Cons. Millar, Memphis; Centennial, st.
Louis. River 81 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, May l9.-No arrivals
Departed-w. G. Halliday, Henry
Frank, Sc. Louis; clear, partly cloudy ;
Thermometer 81
LOUISVILLE, May l9.-River falling
with feet 10 inches in the canal Busi-
ness dull. Weather clear and warm.
Arrived-Baum, Cincinnati 10 Mem
phis; Ariade, Cincinnati TO Tennessee
river; Bedford, 80. Louis 10 Ironton.
Depsrted-Clifton, Huntington
NASHVILLE, May l9.-River falling,
with fleet inches on the shoals
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CITY FINANCES.
How Shall We Make Ends Meet ?

There will probably be lively .ses-'
s;on Of Council when the Finance Com
mittee reports back the annual apPro-
priation ordinance. A most serious
question will present itself TO that COM
mittee and afterwards to Council, via:
How to make ends meet during the
Last wear the three large committee
appropriations were; Streets, Aheys
and Grades, $4,000; Water Works,
$4,000 and Fire Department, $1,000.
in round numbers, making total OIL
SOL 600. Each appropriation was over
drawn, making nearly $1,000 more.
The result was that the city was run
ming on an empty exchequer and draw
ing on the Exchange Bank before the
end OF the year.
How will it be this year? The three
committees have asked: Streets, Alleys
and Grades, 1900; Water works;
sI2 900, and Fire Department, $i6,UO,
in round numbers, making q total Oh
$4,000. And beyound this must DE IN
cluded the Sc, 900 for the fire alarm teie.
graph. 1t must be stated, however, that
the actual estimated expense OF the wa
ter works amount to only $4,000, the
balance being made up of work already
ordered by Council, such as the Worth
ington pump ISIS, 000), a lot OF necessary
pipe $4,000, lead, DC, &c. But at the
present rate OF income, how is the ex'
pense to be met, together with the sais-
rries and the necessary contingent ex-
penses? =. MI
And there is another point. Inc
water works is the largest source oil rev.
enue in the city. The water rent re-
ceipts amount to about so, 900, and the
expense of running from so, 900 to go.
900, leaving on an average surplus oil
from So, 900 to $4,000 to be applied 10
general city purposes. But cry mas
been raised against the exorbitant water
tax-taxing the poor man, who owns no
property, high water rent to keep In
repair the streets of the city. This mat
ter has been discussed by Councilman,
not during session, however, and a
prominent member OF the Second Branch
has expressed himself rs determined to
oppose it when the levying ordinance
comes. Should he do so, and success
fully, there will be material cut In the
revenue and increase the intricacy oil
the problem, How shall we make both
ends meet? go
There is Elizabeth, \. j., Tor an Illus
trious example. Shall we issue bonds'
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Miss Lizzie T. Semple, Of Pittsburgh,
who has been visiting Miss Mary Sin.
clair, ~ Chapline street, Tor some time,
has returned home.
Mn. Alex. Laughhn and two chill
dren leave for New York to-day, from
which place they viii sail Tor Germany
on Saturday for two months trip.
Messrs. Geopse and Albert Hand, OF
Fairview, were in town shaking hands
with their friends yesterday, as they
leave for the West, where they propose
growing up with the country.
Gen. Geo. Bartholomaci, more famil-
iarly known a. the Little Joker" Of
Gail 4 Ak. Baltimore. Nd, arrived in
the city las, evening, and Ia at the
Stamm.
sheriff j. w. Robinson, OF Philippi,
W. Va. autographed at the Stamm YES
ter,iay.
J. w. Thav~ere, ESQ, representing
the h 40 Railroad, arrived in the city
yesterday and registered at the Stamnl.
Dave Ptyser, advance agent Of the
Ren,E-S,anly combination, II At the
New McLure.
Thos. Seaman, Of Wheeling. Is In the
city on q visit 10 his brother-inlaw.
Major Sarratt.-2ushnrille Hsrald.
sheriff Jingle returned last evening
from an extended trip, during which
ti~e ienees have been set mp.
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL oouEr-JupGE CR,xNER.

MUNICIPAL CouEr-JUDGE CRANNER.
Court met at 10 AN.
George X. Jingle, sheriff. etc, admin
istrator oi James III. Forsythe, deceased,
vs.. Logan h. Wallace and others, in
chancery. The court rendered its deci-
sion in this case as follows: Decree to be
drawn. paving the bond in court. Ten
thousand dollars TO Logan u. Wallace,
assignee.
friedman and lanterjing W.. Chas.
A. Kryter, in ssSumpsit. Judgment
was rendered in lavor OF plaintiff for
$2le ~.
Adjourned until Friday at 10 O'Clock
An.
CIRCUTT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Court met st Q An.
In the case OF Thomas Curran, who
sued for the use OF Edward Larkin, vs..
the Roney's Point and West Union
Turnpike Companies, the jury returned
a verdict Tor the plaintiff OF slls.l6
John +. OMalley, q Pittsburgh at
torney, Was admitted 10 practice in this
court.
The case OF John r. Gallagher VI. Ed.
wAnl Larkin, for damages caused by
iAlSe Imprisonment in Pittsburgh, xHs
placed on trial before the iollowing Jury
Jonas c. Pickett, Vim. Emblen, Jos. N,
Ewing, Fred. Zimmerman, Conrad
SchambrA, Robert Black, VIM. +. Butler
J, A. Miller, j. T. Holman, B. =. Hig
gina r 8. Irwin and ]. NJ. worthen
Still on trial. -. sIr .-z--r,
Adjourned until to-day sssA.M
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wn,.rrrher,, Chsllanr

In our telegraph columns will be
found a special from Washington, an
nonncing a challenge from George w.
Weisgerber, Of this city, to John w.
Kennedy, Of Portland, Maine. This
will not be unexpected to many OF
the RpaIsrER's readers, ss IL has been
intims,rd that the challenge would
COM. IL was whispered in boating
cirrles here that weiSgerber went 10
Washington 10 participate IN the con
ISOLATION race" on Saturday, hut a. moth
ing more has been heard oft, tits prob
able he went more h. see Kennedy s
s,yle than anything else. The Wheel
ing bows have great confidence in Pat
", and il the projected race becomes =
TACT. will not hesitate 10 back him with
What money they may have.
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SLAIN IN THEIR SIN.
The Terrible Vengeance Of u Be.
trayed Husband and Father

WINCHESTER, Ky, May IA terri
BILE tragedy took place near the levee in
Montgomery county, close to the Clark
line, Sunday night. 4 negro man named
Ed. Higgins came home during the
night and found another negro named
Horace Kitchen in bed with his wife.
He was so Infatuated that he seized
grubbing-hoe and killed the guilty pair
by beating out their brains. A little
child Of his was also in the bed, and was
killed by one ofthe blows Higgins i'm.
mediately fled to the mountains and has
not SINCE been heard from.
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e g oo9s 90 with . fss Jersey a

q % DOCS 90 with . fs~ jersey at
HoSs-Rsoeipts for two days 1900
head. None offered alive; market nomi.
nslly quotsd Ct - eo04 30 per 100 lbe.
- 1Absesy.
EAR Ln6afv, Nay le.-CattIs- Re.
eeipts to-day e62 head Of through and
an he'd Of ward stock; total for two days
90 head Of through and 20S head OF
local, The supply has been light for
this weeks sales here, barely sufficient
10 meet the demands OF the retail trade,
nothing sold for shipment, and oil sold
ont At little better price than yester.
day. and about the same 90 Mondays
opening figures; fair 10 good butchers
stock 2565 90; common to light
but. hers stock s. 1904 90; cows and
staps s. O0(94 90; still-fed bulls S. 25@
4 40: sales for two days Az head.
HoQs-Receipts to-day l,2l0 head
total Tor two days 2,Sl0 head; Philadel.
nhias a 85(94 70; Workers 81 1904 So
Sheep-Receipts to-day 800 head !;
total for two days $500 head; selling
slow at "a 25(a5 Is.
CrNcrNxArI, May l9.-Hogs- Easier;
common $ 1904 90; light "a l5G
4 as: packing 81 00@4 IS; butchers
a 45S4 60. Receipts 2, 500 head; ship
ments 1873 head.
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GENERAL. MARKETS

s.I51 si,, /, MAJ. il. Flour Dull ana
4 m. io extyr q 2o69 q: DO famiIy
ssmSs a Whest-sWsstern hImsf;
No. 2 westsrn winter rsf, sp4n -
seller May 81 T3@l y; seIe ea, sei.
81 2S}0l 23i; seller July y lSSr iSs'
seller August 81 l0(al 10i. Corn-m
ern inactive bat 6rmer; westsl H
mired. spot, Sic; seller May pig
&c: seller June i9i0404c; seller July
19NS5Olc. Oats-Dull; western mixed
ioic Kye-Nominal at 90c: hay
On;et and e.sy: prime TO choice Penn
svIvsnis sI7 GOALS 90. Provision
0uiet and about steady. Pork-me1s
= sii 20 for old and 81 % for new. Bulk
Meats--Loose shoulders sc; G I ,'o
sides, &c; do. packed H9!tc; be6cnm
Shoulders 5lc; clear ND sides Itc. nnms
AT $40 5OSi2 co. LArd-At Sc, So s
ter-Weak; good to choice western IES
isc Egvs-Firmer at lie. Petroleum
EDull and nominal; refined 7sc. Col
feeNOuiet; fair to prime Rio cargoes'
IIhGi5ic. Sugar-Easy; A soft Stc.
Whisky-Steady at 81 1901 l0l.
On,eaao.
Ca,cAoo. MAY 10. - Flour - Steady
and in fair demand. Wheat-ln fair
demand at lower rates: No. 2 red win
Ter Sl O90l 10; No. 2 Chicago spring
m i4I(Ai la cash; 81 0ef01 09} seller
June; 81 O4i0l O5I seller July; S2tc
seller August: No. 8 940943c. Corn
osn1 b;gber and e6pecially cash;
SSIc cash; S7i(9SSc seller May; Bt9
S6ic seller June; S6i@SSic seller July;
SIC seller August; rejected SSc. oatS-
Firmer at 32ic cash; 2tSS2tc seller
MAY; sole seller June; SS}c seller July.
Rye-Stronger at Sc. Barley-Steady
and in fair demand at 7Sc. Pork-Un'
settled and lower at $40 l5(Sl0 l7} cash
$40 ia seller June; $40 2}6l0 80 sell
Ter July; $40 40 sellerAugust. Lard
Dull, weak and lower at s. 10S8 "a
cash; IS 72l seller June; % 1895 ~
seller July; % 80 seller August. Bulk
Meats-Easier; shoulders "a 20; short
rib S. 30; short clear % 30. Whisky
Stonger 81 0S. 'rI'
CiNCiNxArI, May l9.-Cotton-High.
or at llsc. Flour-Firm and unchang-
ed. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red winter
81 Is: choice red 81 IS. Corn-Quiet;
No. 2 4O}c. Oats-Quiet and steady;
No. 2 mixed SIC. Rye-Demand fair
and market firm at CSC. Barley-Quiet
and unchangen. Pork-Dull At $40 20.
Lard-Dull and lower at $8 80. Bulk
Meats Dull at 81 20(S6 IS. Bacon.
Dull at 597G7ic. Whisky-Demand
activeat 81 ". Butter-Stronger; Cen.
trail Ohio choice I2alSc; Western Re.
serve l5Sl7c.
Nxw ORLEANS, May l9.-Coffee -
Quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
l3@l5ic. Sugsr-In good demand;
common to good common 6a@7tc; lair
to fully fair 7a97sc; prime TO choice II
@s3c; yellow clarified SIC. Molassee-
Dull and nominal; common 35c; inferior
quoted at l5c. Rice-Quiet; Louisiana
ordinary to choice 53@7c.
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sunday Express leaves Wheeling al o:a2 A. NJ,
arriving al Wellsbuy AZ s.27 A. n. and AZ steu-
banyillc AZ 9:S5 A. NJ, connecting WIN racine
Express Cor all Western points.
Trains leaving columbus AZ S:tOP. " and $50
!. N run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, AZ 80 ?.
NJ with sleeping car aAttached, aTuylnS IN ChlcA,
Co AZ T.so next morning. Berths can be secured
M advance al Union Depot ticket ONCE. Column
bus. -
Pullman's drawing nom sleeping Cars thfongf
Without change from StsUbcnyiile Fast 70 fhlla
tielphla ard New York. aud West to Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville. Indianapolis aud 81
louis.
For through tickets, baQssge ehecks, sleeping
,,,r Recommendations and any further infOrma-
lion apply 10 Joseph N. Belleyille, Ticket Ageut
At Pan-lfsndle DepOt, foot Of Eleventh street or
al city Ticket Ofhce, under McLure House,
Wheeling. 60
ID ". Caldwell General Manager. Columbus,
CIV l. OBrien, General Passenger and tlcket
AJent Columbus ID APO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20

No. u, on saturday night has no connection
for Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close CONNECTIONS are made for all points
south and southwest, North aud Northwest,
making this desirable route for eolouiss and
perSOns moving 70 the grcat West. and 70 whom
particular attention II given.
and Grafton. -.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Lave Wheeling .......I5:t0 A. n. 1:toP
Triadelphia AooommodAtlon-
Leave wheelinE ...-.....----esSoA A. n. 4sp 2. n.
Tickets % all principal poirE on sale al depot
once open a. al hours during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public eheertully
given. w. ". CLEAENIS, ~; OF \,
K T. DEy ERIES, Gensral Agent, Wheeling.
nnula
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Sealed Proposals.
CLrHK's orvicx b And 90 COMMISSIONER.
WuEuIss MAY Ia lssO

CLEHK's OFFICE 30 And 90 Coxxiprosss.
wHEEIIso, Nay II. lsso
sesiei Proposals will be received Al this once
until "Wednesday, the 10th. Al 10 O'Clock a. =.
for the ending of the county road between The
Wheeling. west Liberty and Bethany Turnpike.
ct Kelly's barn aud Dement, cemetery. enIbpe
Ing 1900 cubic yards, more or lc~s, the aSefaye
haul not IN exceed 10 feet
BIDS must he by the cubic yard for earth. Io0~s
rock and sDlld rock separately. Proposals must
give name. po1tofbce address Of bidder and 10 uS
be accompanied by satisfactory recon- - ends
tious o. W his character and responsibility.
kndone, "ProposAh Tor Dement, Cemetery
reject any or eli bids. cais n. DEirEKs.
Clerk hoard 81 Com miss.onsfa
w.. BNiTH. County Engineer. maid
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On Gold 90 silver Motto Chrome Cards Nor
~ vhh nAss. ssanps taken. J. Hcnsb.
uo0u, D.. Y. ma1sa
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 20, IA. N-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley. station
airy, followed in the west by rising bar
ometer, warm, south, veering 10 slightly
cooler west winds, partly cloudy
ueather, with local rains.
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An EXCELLENT REMEDY.

DETHEsDA WATER Is AN EXCELLENT
ID tonic and sppetlser, a. well |. wonderful
remedy In Kidney snection., &c. Price $40 psf
tain. Fresh Blue Lick. Congress, Hathorn, Az.
poilinaris, Hunyados and kAeoczy wa'sn for
lale by LOGAN, LIST 4 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20
WOOL
HoxrQn-

BosroS, May Is.-Wool-Trsns4ctions
very light, and IL 10 difficnlt 30 give ~
liable Quotations. Ohio and Penasyl-
vsnia Isfa50c; Michigan and Wisconsin
45S47e; pulled, 4Ss6oe.
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"It Has Great Merit"

SIT Has Great Merit"
WESTON, January 8, 1917.
Mesrs. Laughiin Bros. e. Co.
GKSrs-I find your Worm Syrup the
hest article OF the kind in the market.
There is a great demand for 1T not Dc.
cause OF any effort OF mine to sell 1t, but
because of its great merit. The cures ell
fected by it are wonderful.
DR.. GEO. B. SIMPSON.
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Great Barssina

New open and top buggiee, phaetons,
open and top barouches, spring wagons,
ali warranted. Ifyou want bargain,
come at once, as they will b closed 90.
ouick. at J. VI. Ferrsll's old stand, cor
ner OF Main and Twentieth street.
Wheeling.
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the Buas ARE EATING
tine SPLENDID BISCUIT

A MD BATTER CAKES MADE WITH
"A logan, List 4 Co. q Excelsior Baking Pow.
der. conssitute the Ieading subject 81 every well
ordered breakfast table. The best cooks say that
Il n the bert powder In the market Ask fOf
LOGAN, LIST a cos EXCELSIOR BAKING
PONDER. 80
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBURG 3. r
Condensed Time Gard.

GOING EAsf AND WEST.
I'm and after Nov.,s. 1879. all trains. win run
daily Except sunday, - follows:
Through trains 10 Pittsburgh.
lThrough trains % Cleveland.
Through trains 70 Chicago.
Pullman's ParlOr Cars between Wellsvtlle and
Cleveland. "
Alliance and Chicago.
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the LADIES WILL FIND

r1NIiE FINEsT PERFUMES IN THE MAR.
Il ket at Logan, List A Cos. Mary Stuart,
White Rose, OPEN Boeuet and great variety Of
elegant odon and Toilet srticlsr. including Gel
iul0id Sets, at LOGAN, LIST a CUa.
DruEgists. Bridge Corner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20

The only pad guaranteed TO cure dia-
beses. gravel dropsy, Bhsht's disease,
nervous debility, and al disesses Of the
kidneys and blsddsr, 10 Prot Gull
msstsn Fvnch Kidney Pad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20

Ora drug stores are now supplied with
"Malt Bitters." the new Food Medicine
which has done somuch good and comes
to IN 20 highly recommended. Try IL
II may save you heavy doctors bills
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Mbeslins Resister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Picnic and Lunch GoOds-N. schulz.
Opera House-Rentz-Santley Opera
Company.
Patent Fly Fans--John Friedel.
Keep Cool-Stanton * Davenport
New Fine Dress Goods. \. Rhodes
4 Co.
Auction Sale of Fine Paintings.
White Mountain Freezers-Nesbltt x
Bro.
Lutheran Sunday School Excursion.
Annual Election-ChDdren's Home.
Summer OIL Stoyes-J. II. Rinehart.
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A book on the Liver, its diseases and
their treatment sent frse Including
treatises upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Janndice. Biliousness, Headache.
Constipation, DyspepsiA. Malaria, etc.
Address Dr.. SANFORD, les Broadwsy,
New York City, " y.
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Headquarters for Hanan & Reddish
handmade shoes, in all styles, and lar
superior to any other make, for sale by
L.V. Blond, Il3l Main street.
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Rll,abuuh

PrTTssUns. Nay 10. - Petroleum -
Active; crude 6fmcr at 81 06} 1t Par.
ker's Tor shipnent; rsAned 7te for
Philadelphia delivery.
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REMARKS ON BxKF CATTLE.

The arrivals of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1915 head, against 1879
last week and l,B2l head the correspon-
ding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted TO 984
head, against l,l48 last week and l,2l6
head the corresponding week Of last year,
and were as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20

Prices TO suit everybody. II you
want bargains in Shoes and Slippers,
call nj l.. v. Blonda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-20

The choicest variety Of SO
and sI2 business Suits I'm tas-
simeres and Cheviots. Boys and
Children's Suits from 81 mp.
Come and get your moneys
worth at Oehm Co.'S. the One
Price Clothiers, 132S Market
street, adjoining Opera House.
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A new Tine of French Chip.
Tuscan. Milan. Seyen-end and
Leghorn Hats for Ladies',
Misses and Children. will be
opened this morning ~ Bells,
liza Main street.
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HUNGARY.
Deplorsble Spread ofihe Famine in NORTH
Hungary.

Hungary.
PEsTH, May ls.-The famine in North
Hungary il increasing. Fourteen hun
dred persons AT szlnna, Comital and
Zemplen have no other food but grass
nettles and mushrooms Troops Of emf
grants are leaving the country. The
government has ordered the authorities
TO stop the emigration and the police
have arrested some enigrants-
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FOREIGN
TURKEY.

Exterminating the BrigandS
CoNsrANTINorLE, May l9.-Fifty brig
ands have been killed near Salonica,
others captured and their prisoners
rescued.
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no CLEVELAND
TO CHICAGO-only Is HOus

Steubenvtlle accommodation leaves beliAe Al
gEP n, Bridgeport a. 500, and arriVcs a. s'eu'
6enville at 6:iSR.N. n,,-.
Leaves Steabcnville AZ $50 A. n. bridseport
ASST A. ~: arrive Al RellAlre al 800 A a
The Steubenville Accommodation IN so1lu0n
Lo their regular trip o. and nom steuoenvile
will make the following trips between belsire
and Martins Ferry:
bridgeport 70 Martins Ferry ..---...-iv:so A. n
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stopping when required az sherman m"u>e'
EtnsyiIle West " heelinE aud Gravel hliL
rtekets and baSxASe checks ~ all principal
Oolnts in the East and Wet can y ProS1reI 81
he ticket once In Bridgeport y. X M khS
- G.n.ral Ra..ananI n Iickel AEenl.
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JACOB w. GRUBB, the Jew
eler, oil'ers bargains In We'd
ding Presents, corner Twelfth
and Market streets.
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UxDxxrAkIxs attended 10 by Robert
Luke, No. l&0 Markst strss<, near
the posso<Acs q rsasonahls rsesA
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The Fishery Question TO Be Amicably
Adjusted

LONDON, May 10. = The Tnas this
morning, in an editorial on the Fortune
Bay dispute, says: The party and, to q
great extent, the statesmen who were
originally responsible for the treaty at
Washington are now again in power in
this country, and will not shirk from the
task OF amending il where they may see
need for an amendment. The rights
conferred by the treaty. whether on
American or British fishermen, are
a. Secretary Evarts contends, not exclu-
sive but common. The agreement sug-
yested by Secretary Evarts that the
contracting parties should by some
joint action adopt regulations protect
ing the fisheries, would at any rate pre-
vent future controversy. nor need there
be any insuperable obstacle 10 an amica
bic adjustment Of the present dispute.
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rh,rmometer Record.

Thermometer RECORD.
As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
ts79. isso
aPH.7RM.l7AM. Iga. sr.s. -. N
10 - IS ~ "a % .. i
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LapIEs' Fine Md Button Shoes, hans
turned, at l. v. Bload'A