davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
PARK EItsBURG.
Reunion Of the Army Of West
Virginia --RumOr of Red Men
and Hickory Withes.

P,RKrRsmgG, W. W., July l0.--At
the meeting III the OK. soldiers al Park.
crshurg aud vicinity, Ia make arrange.
menis ior the reunion al the Army Of
West Virginia, IL he held IN this city on
the I'D oi September next, Captain
John Maitingly was elected Chairman,
Captain &. u Smith Secretary aud u II.
Tayinr Treasurer. \ committee III five
Was appointed on invitation.
The gentlemen at the head oi this
movement viii make n success III the
affair, aud all old soldiers visiting our
city during thc reunion will be received
with the proyerblal old.iimc Virginia
hospitality.
Among the prominent soldiers OK.
pected Ia be- present are President IiAyes,
Generals Hancock, Sheridan, Garfield,
Crooks and Sherman.
II is reported that lev nights since
a whiting Was administered by the Red
Men 10 a man named umsetteT, about
live or six miles above the Mineral
Wells. There were, ~ reported, about
sixty red gentlemen present, who gave
the victim iorty lashes and notified him
a. yamoose within one week, under
pain oi another dose OF the same sort.
Mr.. A. q. Pickett, one oi our oldest
aud most respected citizens, died on
yesterday OF paralysis. Mr. Pickett Vas
upward Of sevcnty-seven years oil age.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12

most onerretlc members Of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception. South
Wheeling, q ane bell, Q description 9,
which has already been .publisnev
In these columns, has been pro-
cured 70 take the place OF the
one melted by an accidental IRE
several years ago. From time immemor'
ial il has been the custom In the Caiho'
lie Church 10 perform certain ceremo'
MES " hen bells were 10 be set apart Tor
pious purposes, and In pursuance OF
This custom, Yesterday was appointed
as the time at which the conservation OF
the bel. at the church above named
should take place, j..
The solemn exercises took place about
Jour o'clock in the afternoon, In TIC
ward adjoining the church, where q GOV.
cred stand was erected ior the use anu
protection of the officiating priet
These were Vicar Geo. Sulteran, assis,'
ed nv Rev Fathers kreush, Schleicher
and McEilegoit and Scminaiian Wer
merger. Al immense thronR gathered 10
witness the services; every loot oi
spacs in the ward, m we'll NJ on the
tCuCes Auu siltus w 'ic h's""""""" Nv
Ing occupied hy human beings.
kramrrs and Nieweg's bands were
present, aud discoursed grand music at
suitable intervals. An interesting Tea
ture Was the procession by the scholars
At Tho Sunday school. Vicar General
sullivan preached the dedicaiory SCI,
mon. alter which the bell
Was Amounted with holy oils,
Then while the crowd was
making its way into thu church II ~.
ce,y, tie henediclion. MIR. Raphael
iiabig, tho will hereafter have charge
oi il, rang out n merry pa aud the ex-
ercises we're concluded. The whole al
lair was cNcellcnlly mara ,ed and r..
ceiy,d the strlctest attention from all
pTrspnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
Old HICKORY.
Organization Of the Fourth
Ward.

The Democrats al the gallant Fourth
met again on Saturday night nj the At
lantic engine house, To perfect the or.
ruui1n,ion al the Fourth Ward
HICKORY Club" begun on the Saturday
previous. lnclu john lirng MAS ON
hand with his martial music and collect.
cd u larsc aud enthusiastic crowd.
About y o'clock the meeting WAS call.
rd 10 ORDER hy Justice James NJ. Bulgrr,
who named James NJ. Ewing as Chair
man. Frank licalcy WAS chosen Sec
rotary,
The committee appointed At tho last
meeting L. report permanent oihcors,
submitted the following, who We're duly
al rird.
President i. \. Miller.
Vice Presidents W. ". Miller. y.
". noring L. l.. Kimberly, Casper licil,
!. NJ. Ewing, ". l., Adams, John How.
ell.
Secretary George Merchant,
Treasurer George q. llauuon.
Chief Marshal -Juhu Armbruster.
I'm Executive Committee aud com.
mitirrs on Finance, Constitution aud
BYLAWS aud Public Speakers were then
appointed.
THE organization being completed the
mcmhcrs were ready Tor speaking, and
crrdI,ahlc addresses wclv mRdr 10y
Cnunsrllors rcndlrtnu and Houston.
Al the close ui the latlrr's speech. three
ringing cheers were gwen for Hancock
aud English aud the meeting adjourncd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
PERSONAL. POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Mrssrs. Will pclsplaln and George
Iciphtnu leave for the interior al The
State, IT, day, Tucker county being their
objective point, where they will camp
uul Tor the summer.
Dr.. Harry lett Friday ior n short
Western iIip.
DR.. Hugh Roberts, III long the "old
Probabilities ~ Schucps' drug store,
zoe, IT, Il. A. Mctahr n Co.'S, this
morning, to nil the place lately warmed
hy Charlie Fairs.
Mr. Bob nalzcll, ol Ohio, IL IN the
city visiting relatives
Colonel \rxauicr Campbell, ot
Brooke county. lett Saturday lur New
York. 10 attend meeting al the Ma.
liuual Democratic Executive Committee.
Miss Aggc Cline, ol this Ct, IL
spcnnlng lew weeks IN Monroe c"un-
~, bhl".
Joe Reed, formerly engineer 1T the
Atlantic, has resigned his position there
aud accepted one with the Novelty
GLASS Works at Ia Grange. j. u. lay
lur ills Iuc's place at present.
Gov. II. NJ. Mathews leaves to-day
Tor "rhc White" where hr proposes
spending the heated term.
Brother Allen, oi the lfllaire D,m".
rrui, dropped into the office Tor lew
mnmrui's friendly chat las, Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
WAS 10 sOLDS
A Pittsburgh Opinion d the
C!ator.Luther Beat Race.

Thu following article appeared In sat..
uniay's Pittsburgh Telegraph and created
Considerable discussion about the city:
"Tho Olator. Luther host race, which
created % liulo commotion here, and
which resulted In such well deserved
victory, apparently, Tor Cia!or IS now
being referred TO With exceeding bitter
ness by some Of the parties here, who
toyed with the pail box on that occasion.
Some of the men who feel that they
were openly swindled charge that
the race Was fixed long before
the start, and that there Was
not dollar up between me
oarsmen, they being paid 4 stipulated
snm TO pull over the course, with the
understanding that the Wheeling man
should win. 4 gentleman, who has
always taken y lively interest III
heating atiairs, said last night that,
although the race Was unqu"s'ioh
ably bogus, there was not so
much caase for squealing here Ms ~
Wheeling. III was made In down
some oi the yrrdant sports IN that WI
laps. he said, and il succeeded admira-
bIy. II Was managed from behind the
scene by a couple Of gamblers, and
Uays. the reputed hacker Of tlator Was
permitted TO stand in Tor the use ct
his name 10 give an air Of responsibility
10 the lob. Ii has oCcasioned some sur.
prise that the race was not advertised
more here. The reason WAS that the
men who we're working the racket d'd
not want Pittshurghers To Interfere with
their scheme. Clator since he sold out
before has lev friends IN Wheeling, aud
Luther was u reasonably strong iayor'lo
there. The ten to six polls sold here
mad, the Wheeling fellows laugh at what
they considered our ,crdancy, and
Luther WAS quietly taken 10y them Tor
biz money, aud the result ol the race has
made them weep.
A variety Of opinions NIGH, have been
heard Yesterday in discussing this art''
Gle. Some thouehi there might he
something in IL, but n majority Was oi
the belief that Clator can at any Time
beat Luther aud did so on Saturday, u
wc,k ago. One sporting gentleman sn'n
il Clator made match with Biaceanh,
he would be dead sure everything "'s
right in the last race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
birthday Presentation.

Saturday evening about . o'cln,k. anN
ON, who would have taken the trouble
rould have observeda procession at gen
trmau, both OLD and Young, who, head
ed by James McAdams, E.sl were
steadily lramping towards North Wheel
in,. Arriving at David Runners rest
dencr in that part Of the town, halt
MAS called aud then the order given l"
",harvr Into tie house they tore,
taking every one by surprise, and -,
prcially Conrad Kramer, n son at i'A,h
krunyr, Who is au employee "i We
Adams establishment, AMI Yesterday
attained HIS majority. His fellow
wo,knen did not let the OCCASION
pass by without ha,ing some
iun, aud almost before the
Younger Mr.. h. knew what u Was all
about, MIR. McAdams had, on behalf at
the employees, presented HIN with an
easel-shapcd gold badge.
Cockaync's orchestra Was there ana
also brass band. Mr.. Conrad kruner
is member ut the latter organization,
so. as there MAS plenty al music, heaps
oi good things tn cat and everybody ~
good humor, there Was good time all
Nround
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
HARD TO BEAT.
The Wheeling shots Again Come
Ont AhCnN.

Again Wheeling rilemen come to the
front. Were II not ior the pride
that is irlt when these words are written,
this TACT would become monotonous, AS
i, has been stated 81 many times this SEA-
son. The Wheeling Rllle Club seems
composed al men to whom defeat IL an
unknown word. The Pennsylvania
Rifle Association oi Philadelphia again
shot against their Wheeling brethren
saturday, /, being the second match,
aud, as before stated, victory again
pephcs on the Wheeling target
The match WAS at 100 aud 700 yards,
oil hand, Massachusetts, target, with a
n possible individual score at both ranges
of2iJ. Prof. Dwight shot with his ac-
rustomed skill. Mr.. Shirk, Who IN the
last match headed the score, on this o.
rasion takes n tumble rs II were. MIR.
Babcock exchanges places with Mr.. Cox,
Following II the score al Saturday;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
A LA MEXICO.
significant Speech by tho Secre'
tnry Of War.

TxRRs HAurR, ISp., July l0.-Coi' W.
X, Thompson. Secretary OF the Navy,
being at his home near this cl'y, iG Tor. .
lew days stay, on his way to the rM.' !,
omen the campaign, delivered a very
able and eloquent speech at Armory
hail this evening, To u crowded and en-,
thusisstic audience. lie was escorted
there by u torch.light procession ana
brass band. In speech o' TWO nouIs s
he made many strong points, prominent
among which WAS the significant declara'
ton lila, the right OF every citizen to vote
nj The National election would he main:
tanned, il necessary, by all the power OF
ihs Government, supported, u It neM
he, by the army aud navy. lie spoke
chiefly on the Southern question an"
ten. hancock's connection Herewith
mud closed by nm eloquent tribute TO-
G,n. Garfield. The Secretary leaves Tor
the Pacific coast next Tuesday evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12

ssId the Lord he'd pagdoned thsn: ..
noon thew icft the isil, under Q strong
susrd. and walked TO the place o. exeEu'
lien. Z distance of quartz, o. 2 niue :;
The ssllows was erected on the banks o.
the Nisissippi river, untief essnuo
olS necsn Tree. The condemned men
Joined in singing "Hark from ,hs tomo
4 dolduI sound aud "Show Pity, Lora,
oh Lord Forgive" ON the sGs.,
fold Mckee confessed to mur'eIing
Penn. sanford spoke for several MN ..
utss. his voice clear and firm, saying ne e
Was guilty, and he, too, prepared 70 a o
NJ this moment. Great feeling VAS ex.
Hibiied by many Of the crowd, and q
number OF men pushed Their WAY
through the guards and climbed Tue
stems OF the scsilold. lie grsspei 'hen
nv the hands aud bid them gooI; oys.
The drop sprung at 2 o'clock. Mehess
nsck was broken by tho fall. san.o'"
moose slipped little and was drawn an Sr
against his lett cheek; no cried out, "on
lin me! Kill mel" and made many
spasmodic twists, aud one time drawing
himself almost double. Three thousan"
neople witnessed the execution, when
was the iirst ever had In this county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12

sunday ENrly,, kaNv, MhvyluS at So A
am, tEg al MVli,huUs at 9.ll A. ~ Aud AT Stcu'
hguNit, az 90 a n. ''uuc'luk TN '"''h'
FNpt,-S, t,F all N,>jvTu IalfUt, -
Irait,S lraNtug Columbus at 4. tlr ando''O
"a fuu daily Through Chtc,go tNpIcSS,
trs,s, Columbus ,hily CNyCpt sunday, al . W y,
A Nuh .l,,rptilg Eat aatI.rhr,l. arriving In hhs
J,,I ! IA us Il mntuhY NTtlIs CaW bC SNuTCd
WHi,anc, at Uninu prIoI titAct oUh''. '"l1m
has. -,
ruiImau's dTaw tug upom slCtplng CSs thnuft
,.Ith, ut Al .ls,r ipiul StsGhCuNtlU tst Ia ihlia
a,'phtt a, 4 NCN Nutk. aud West ~ columbus
Ia iuuati, laaisNilty. Indianapolis And a.
ltut.. -
T,r through tiykrts, baggage ChsyNs. slC'plns
car a,,,.,ttu,,tIaltpuS uut any UTthVt tutnsLia'
tInu amply a. In,rph N BCllCylllr. Ticket Agcui
~ PA, IIaudlr nyI0t lnut al Eleventh NnCI or
AT ttfy Ticket uMyv. under M'lutr house
hhCvlug. - ,,.,.....,.,,.
~ IA. caldwell. GyucIal ManagrT 'n,umbn>,
CIV J. O'BgirU GvUeral Passenger and IlcA"
Ascent columbus a ~"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
RIVER lNTEI.I.IGENCE.

The marks on the gauge last night IN
Dictated depth Ut water IN the channel
of Il irct . inches aud stationary.
business dull aud nothing doing, ~ ~
usual ON sunday.
Weather ho, and clear.
The ~ Lawrence pulled "ui Saturday
evening, ior Cincinnati, WITH n moderate
amount al height
The Malllc hagon viii leave thus
morning IA tho rarkershuIg packet.
The Granite State passed down Satnr-
ia, morning Tor Cincinnati.
The Claia went on the docks Saturday
morning Tor u general overhaulinl.
The John Porter passed up Saturday
with tow oi emptles.
The H. II. liuhhcll has been thorough.
Nv repaired aud taken on the docks The
Lnat left for the Muskingum river Sat
urday night,
The Katie Stockdale arrived about {
4. NJ. yesterday, and passed On TN route
from Cincinnati Ia Pittsburgh.
The Hudson was due down from Fits
hurgh last night
Tie new aud elegant steamer Andes
IL due to-day from Cincinnati. THIS
boat is we'll uiirrrcd aud manned, and
Is u most agreeable steamer ia all Ic'
speris She leaves Tuesday at 3r N,
on her return tilp.
The Annie Kelly left Saturday morn.
iny for ~. Louis with n miscellaneous
lot of freight. She took down the Pr".
pies wharihoa, To- Guyandotte, II having
been sold Ia parties there several days
since.
PlrfsRuRGu, July ll.--Rlvcr > feet
1 inches aud falling Weather clear
and hot Arrivals: Hudson 8r.M; &.
W. Batchclnr. Departures; Hudson }
y. VI.
ClNuNNArI. July ll-isiver II lcci :
inches aud falling Weather shower
and very warm. Arrivcd-Will Kyle,
New Orleans
kANsvmlr, July II, lp-Goldcn
City. Down -irrcn Eagle aud Bow.
ling Grern. Clear aud hot, mercury ~
degrees; river H. 6.iO feet and falling.
MsNruis July Arriycd-St, ten.
evievc, Sl. Louis. Departed Golddusi,
Nickshurg; John u. Maudc, It. LOUIS,
Clear and warm.
CnWo. July lO.-Arriyed-lohn q.
Mays, q. Il. Wagner, Memphis; ram
Roberts, ~. Louis; James. u. Parker,
Cincinnati; Springer, New Orleans
John pippold. II. Louis City oi Green
Vile, ~. Louis; Champion, II Iouls;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville; Cons. Mil.
lar. Memphis Departed Biglcy, IT.
Louis, Springer, Cincinnati, Mrigs,
Wagner, ~. Louis; Parker, Memphis
Champion, raducah City oi ,ircenville.
Nicksburg; Arkansas Belle, Evansville,
pippold, New Orleans; Cons. Millar,
Cincinnati. River - ieet Ia inches and
falling. Weather clear; thermometer
~ degrees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
NEICHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS rnRRy.
PERSONAL ana Political Affairs.

fersonsl and Political Aasira
The Democrats OF Martins Ferry arc
requested 10 meet In the Town Hall to-
nisht Monday tor the purposs Of form;
ins o Hancock and English Club, All
old and young are invited.
Joseph Medill, Esq, Is travelling
through Tennessee, Kentucky and other
points South.
Prof. J. Simonton Of Washington and
Jefferson College was visiting friends IN
tow n and vicinity last week.
nr. II. u. Williams lott Saturday Tor
New Marlinsville, W. Va, where he
proposes 10 rusticate Tor few days.
mpmeeiing viii begin next Friday
July lbth. In Walnut Grove and con.
tinue some ten days, The meeting VIII
lie under the control of Rev. frosser, "i
tho A NJ. l.. Church Of Wheeling.
The I.sughlin Mill made during tue
last week some heavy shipments OF nails
Nv river. e.,
II is hoped the Democrats will not
!oryo, the meeting in the town hall to-
night. -.
There will be an adjourned meeting OF
town council tomorrow night.
Rev. Malcor, ID. d., u returned mis-
sionary from China, delivered highly
interesting lecture last Thursday even
inp in the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
phermoniotSr hoCori.
SAtt HpAN,

As taken at schncpl's Opera House
drug store;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
PlltSi PILES! Puts!
A kure Cure F0issSl ~ Last. No
lDue Neesl kutlcr.

A ,up ouIc iOI the Hind. hl'sling. NE
snI til,eatri fil,, ha. Lan Jtso,'ib ~ ~
Williams ian Indian Wb,sdyl. aile'l bf o
Hans Indian Oihtiaebt 4 risglr lot la, t'I
Oh, worst chrome ,a.ss 81 t~ship eve sai ihu
ycats standing No one need suirI I'VE h.hH'
NJ appl wing tbl. und,IiuI .Jpthlus mel. 80
rinc. Lotions. tBSttumcu sni '"'lu.,
do q great deal more harm ,han g""L W"
liaias' Oihtm.nt sbsoIbs the iuin0f sNal'
the lni"asn itching lvAi.lcnls'iy a. syL' Hs
Ia,Ait and painless rebel. shd " pi,tani "iD
foe Piles it1hing ~ the pih ate paits Ahd ".'L
ing else. Thousands 81 cured patients si'''' "
virtue. and pie siaiaD, III all shyob fi"i,""s.'
the gfrsi~st ution IA madeleine oil w., %
u Isattp net how long oE svrNiy bos h.'
b,,u sufering, you tan he 'uri I've t1i. ~.
call ior willisms' Indian lie Oinimeni snd eF
no other. Dor al. ~ all diussl,ls. lAssh ~
4 TO-, Ascdts West 4 Giimoi', bfii,'''"I w.
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
LAVE uToUK.
UD,oao,


OsIoAeo, July l0.-Ths Dresvs' Joss.
nal reports hog receipts 1900 head !;
shipments 400 head. Market opened
with q good and healthy movsnseat;
Yesterdays weakness Wss overcnne;
all sold. mixed packing ~ &O(Sh S.;
choice heavyH eo(sA rs; light u 400
4 70
Cattle Reocipss l,80O hsad; ship.
Insnts 4, 800 head. Market wsak. Oom.
mon Q God shiPPinq y 9o04 ~:
and ieu Of q so(ss 30; Crass Tszsas
q n0s rs. maisly 81 s0o3; stoeksn
shesp-Ressiets 100 Asadi shie
shasssd; go = go q tt04A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
Exoursion 10 Cleveland.

On Next Thursday there will be a
grand excursion from this city To Glove
land, by the Cleveland, Tuscarswas Val.
lev and " Wheeling railroad. The round
trip will Coz, hut 81 ~. including an ex.
cursion over the lake. On the steamer
Civ Of Detroit Trains will leave West
Wheelipg dock al $50 A. u, and bridge
MORT n q O clock. arriving at Cleveland
At 1857. n. The tickets will be good
for return on any regular train until
saturday, July II, inclusive. This 70 IN
admirable opportunity TO make . plses-
AIT trip chsaply, and Il should nos b
neglected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
In MamQriaIu.

The exercises at the SECOND fr"ShN-
terrain SUNDAY school Yesterday we're
conducted with especial reference to tue
recent death oi Mrs. GeneNicrr Todd, a
faithful teacher ia the school Tor several
wears. Rev. Mr., Moiiat, pastor, DENY
cred a most interesting address, and Mr.;
Cnngle, superintendent, read wei
" ritten biography nj the deceased, \
resolution setting forth the respect IN
which Mrs. Todd Was regarded, MAS
unanimously adopted 10y the school.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
81. CLAIRSVlLLE.
Obituary Tho Warren Trial.

~. CLAiRsriLLs, d., July H.
Three deaths occurred in this place
Yesterday afternoon. Joseph &. Pratt,
a leading Republican politician, died OF
typhoid fever. lie Was Justice oi the
Peace here, and probably would have
been nominated this year by tho Repub'
leans ior Clerk ol thu Court. lilo leaves
vito aud two children.
James Hammond. another prominent
citizen, died about an hour later than
Mr.. Pratt.
The other death IL that Of an oil man
named Hoffman. IL Is seldom that
three deaths occur IN one day IN rs
small town rs this. The funerals o.
cur In morrow.
The Warren trial is still in progress.
"A will not hr concluded until about
Tuesday next, Judging from present ap,
p,arancrs. The result Ii considered
doubtful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
prpHA k,kullrsipu

rlrrsnrRau, July io-'rhe members
oi the Pittsburgh press eScurted to-day
over the u. n -, road M lar as the OHIO
Pyle Falls, where fishing, hunting, ctcr
were indulged III. Tho pleasure oi tho
day concluded with grand banquet at
the Fern OlIli Park Hotel. The eScur.
sionists backed home nj Oo'clock thus
evening wei, pleased with their trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
l,Akc ChsutauQuA

Excursion tickets will he sold tn Lake
Chautauuua via T., q. Il -. l., Fan
Handle route July l3lh. Fare Tor
round trip, ~ SO; tickets good Tor fifteen
DAYS. Tram leaves Wheeling ato;S 4.
NJ. For Information, tickets. ~, apply
10 }. M. Beliyille, Agent T., W. y n:
Division Panhandle route, ioot at
Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
btsttslics talsiiied.

GIourksrER, MASS. July l0,--Proi.
Henry Goule Hind, employed by tho
litigants on both sides Ia prepare mn
analysts and index ol tho documents al
tho Halifax Fishery Commission, pub
fishes letter exposing tho manner In
which tho official statistics ut the DO
minion fisheries were ialsiiiel IN the
Official documents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YoRE, July l0.-Dry Goods
Business moderate with commission
houses, but ~ many buyers are now In the
market more active movement iscxpect.
ed shortly. Cotton goods quiet. Agents
will make prices Tor fremont. Mssss-
chusetts aud Lawrence cotton tlannels
Monday next WOODEN gno,is in light
demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
GENERAL MARKETS.
lJinoinnAti.


OISCIHHArI, July 10. Cotton Steady
L.. Flour In lair demand family,
new, ~ sb@b %; do old. - i0db 10;
fancy unchanged. Wheat nsctiled
but generally lower prime new red 81 10
(di o.. do amber DS(agr. Corn-Dull;
No. = mixed i0c. Oats-firln; No. .
mixed 20. Rye-Dull ut .5tab7Gc. BaI.
ley-Dull; No. 2 fall SStao0c. Pork
At $i3 M. Lard dull at 81 20. Bulk
Meats steady und unchanged. Bacon
Stronger al ~ bU@7 WtGs l2l.
Whisky-ln good demand at 81 Oh.
Butter-FIrm and unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLsDo, July TO- Whsat-Wexk /;
No. : white Wabash OJc; No. ! white
Michigrn$ 81 10; amber Michigan 81 M
seller July 9sc, Noe red WABASH 81 IN;
do. first half Of seller July 81 Oh: seller
July odic; seller August aud September
Hsc: No. > red 0Sc, No. . Dayton and
Michigan red 81 Us. Corn-Steady aud
no higher; mixed 900; No. . spot iOl;
seller July iOc; seller September 40c
No. = white ALE; eiected Hic. Oats
NOmlnally unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
Now York bank Statement.

Nav loug, July lu.-loan's increase.
Sl.Uii,2t1, specie Increase, A,6di,5U;
legal tenders decrease, ~ OH. 800; de-
pos,i's Increase, si,G3,. iO0r circulation
decrease. 80, 2oJ. reserve increase,
81. or GU The banks nov hold slf.-
76S, ~, IA sxccS, al The legal re,iTIrc.
mpnis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-12
An Old MAn'a BleAaing.
The following letter has been address
ed To- n writer Tor this paper

eel 10 Wiitef ioI th's paper
Holly, y. Y, June, 1850.
ExAR SIR am an old man, seventy
seven years Of aye, aud FOR three or Jour
wears [ have had Diabetes, which kept
growing worse and worse. discharged
an enormous amount al water, the
quantity seeming To increase week after
week, and my strength growing less and
less, iorc@i me 10 think tina, ] must soon
die, which | certainly should have done
had not taken Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure. which vas induced 10 try upon
recon mediation Of a friend Who had
used Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver
Cure, and Vas cured by II. have used
the safe Diabetes Cure. 10 has cured m,.
aud l think Il 10 the best thing in the
world. Nurt truly,
n. n. sropDAkp.