davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1880-10-27

Dr. Marten 7, Chapman, brother.in-law
OF the notorious DR.. Buchanan, who escaped
from the train which brought the latter to
Philadelphia, about six weeks ago, and who
since that time has been a fugitive from
Justice, was arrested Monday night. in
Philadelphia. He is charged by the United
States authorities with perjury in swearing
that DR.. Buchanan had committed suicide
Smyrna times., 1880-10-27

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
wha,a Whssling Boy Did.

In the IT. Louis TimCS al the 18th inst.
there appears long account OF the an
pus, contest OF tbs 81. Louis tan Club,
from which the following extract Is
made:
lit will lie seen from the above score
that the only one Ut the contestants Sili-
ing the fifteen birds thrown for HIM WAS
M. &. z. Warden, one OF the youngest
members ot the club. This heat not
on,y brought forth hearty applause from
the spectators and other members OF the
club. but il secured Tor the Young
sportsmsn the Munsou gold metal,
which had been xora by MIR. j. L. CaN
since the last annual contest.
"Win III. Mare. on behalf OF the q nh,
presented the medal TO the winner with
a lew appropriate remarks. compliment
ing him highly on his excellent shoo''
inc.
mir. Warden also received the prize
hale III cotton donated by The cotton
Exchange, which Nss the first prifs OF
the first class OF the shoot." $50,
C.P. Warden, or fesrce Wanien, -
he is more Familiarity known IN this ely,
is the son OF James w. Warden, ESQ,
Of the Custom House. and is known by
A lsrss circle OF trends in this place.
The shooting VAS at wild pigeons thrown
from trans, n follows: Three double at
rs ysr,is. three single at 81 yards, three
single at III yanls, and TIRES single at 81
ysris There were sixty-one eompen.
tors in The match, amen them some ct
The CRACK shots Of SGSEouiA Mr.. w.
Va the only ons shooting the naeep
SivdS and L surely spsaks well ior his
skill q sportsman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
NAILS.
The situation at Present-Prob-
able Further Suspension.

Aswe stated yesterday morning, n
full meeting OF the Western Nail As>o-
citation was held at Pittshurgh on We'd
nestlay. \ tullec account of the meet
ING WAS contained in yesterdays Pitts
huryh Dispatch, which is appended;
A special meeting oi the Western Nail
Association was held yesterday. The
term of suspension OF the mills recently
ordered by the Association concludes
next Saturday evening, aud this meet
ing was called tor the purpose OF con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY OF a resump-
ton. There was very full attendance,
twenty mills having their personal rep
rescn,atiyes on hand, and several 9TH
ers bang represented by proxy. AZ
though no definite action was taken, the
meeting was a very interesting one from
the interchange oi views upon the out
look and the expression OF sentiment
that Was given. The situation was calm
lv talked over for some hours. after
which il was decided that as the regular
meeting oil the Association IS to be held
on next "Wednesday II would be lnJu'
dicious To decide until then. From
the sentiment ot the manutst-
turers which cropped out in the
meeting yesterday, as the matter is rep.
resented to our reporters by some OF
the members Of the Association, 1t
seems almost certain that the shutdown
will continue.
The reasons Tor this are that the iron
market is s,ii,eniug up, there are scarce
ly any stocks on hand, and the feeling is
that card prices can be obtained. The
reports IRON the various sections that
were represented at the meeting showed
that the stocks everywhere were barren,
and that while jobbers were unwilling 10
purchase. in tina hope Of still further re-
duction, vet much inquiry was being
made OF the manufacturers
The members from the West reported
that the card OF the Iron Association,
which had not been maintained Tor some
time, was now quite closely adhered TO
in most localities, and while there vas
no Immediate prospect ct an advance
the TACT that the card rates could be Oh
tanned was Of itself infusing new life into
the market. IL seemed to he the general
feeling that no reduction would be made
in the card rate at the meeting next
week, but that on the contrary further
suspension If necessary 10 convince
the psorle that the Association means
blsiness-would b ordered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
THE sPRUCEs.
Continuation Of the Great Re.
gatta at Philadolphis.

PHILADELrHIA, July s.-Ths weather
vas ine, but the water rough and slov
on the course. The fret heat, senior
singles, vAs won by Mumiord, Of the
Perseverance club. New Orleans, by ~ o
lengths; Ausgraye St. Johns. Of New
Orleans. second. Time, ll:l9i.
Young. OF this city, did not row.
The second heat vas won BY Holmes,
Of the Pawtuckst club: Hall, oi Kar-
ward, second. Time, li:48.
The best and most exciting rsce Of the
day vas the first heat for four-oased
SHELLS and was rowed by the crews Of
the. Argosaut club. Torcsto; University
Of Psansylvxnia, and wyNsdotte, Of
Wyandotte, Michigan. The boats ri
avay we'll togsthes, the Arsouauts rou.
ing y. Universisy 20, and Wyandosas
~ stsossA TIE AsEooaat and Wysa.
dotte took the lsad ior the firss hall mile
when the University Grew pulled up
alongside. aad los the sscond hall mile
u vs diGRculs 70 decide uhish vss
eheat Oee Of TIE seaAs Of ~ Wyea-
dotteE - bsuks doua 49, go -
hoae s1sslst, ~ - 80 r6l11d W
49, - inUtoapo tlilf $3.50
~ = = esRS = 49, Z It'd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


The depth of water in the channel
last evening, according to the mar Ks on
the gauge, MAS : feet anu falling slowly.
Weather clear AMI hot.
Business very duh.
The Chancellor arrived from Pitts.
burgh about z 4. NJ. yesterday TN route
TO Cincinnati.
The Granite State from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh, arrived at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
The John |. Rhoads passed down at
IL o'clock A. VI.
The Mallie Rigon with Capt. L. II.
Booth on deck aud the genial Max
Gamble in the office, is the regular Par
kersburg packet for this morning.
The Phaeton broke a wrist Of one OF
the engines yesterday and was Obliged
to lay at the wharf all day being repair.
ed.
The st. Lawrence is due to-day from
Cincinnati. This favorite steamer will
leave on time for Cincinnati 10 morrow
afternoon.
The Michigan, with light tow, passed
dosn last evening
Toe Annie Kelly departed last night
for Pittsburgh with two barges loaded
with ties.
rlrrsuvRGm. July s.-River 4 feet 4
inches aud falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CISCiNSAIi. July o.-River 10 feet 4
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling.
peparted-katie Stockdale, Pittsburgh ;
Arisdne, Tennessee river.
Nav ORLEANS, July s--Arrived =
City Of Alton and Golden Crown, st.
Louis. No departures. Weather clear
and partly cloudy. Thermometer *.
Heavy showers this evening.
MEMPHIS, July S.-River rose u
inches. Arrived-City of Nicksburv,
Gicksbug. Depsrted-E. q. Stanard,
New Orleans; Polar Star, ST. Louis.
Weather clear. and warm.
ST. Lows, July s.-Arrived-Rink,
NstcheG MISUNDERSTANDING, Ia.
ker aud Alps. Mound City; Clinton. 1t.
Paul; Golddust, Nicksburg. River risen
l inch, with - ieet 2 inches by tine
gauge. Weather clear and very warm.
OAiso, July s.-beparted - Cham.
pion, st. Louis; ScheDck. New Orleans;
Iron Age, ~. Louis. River 80 feet and
rising; weather clear; thermometer ~.
LouIsyILLE, July S-Ri,er q feet {
inches in the canal and 4 feet & inches
scant in the chute on the falls. Business
good; weather clear and hot. Departed
Paris g. Brown, Cincinnati to New
Orleans; J. ID. Parker, Cincinnati 10
Memphis.
NASHvILLs, July S-Rver falling %
feet on the shoals
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
A Feminine Swiudler.

One day last week, a woman present.
ell herself before Mrs. John Carlin. sec
rotary oithe Women's Home Missionary
Society OF the Fourth Street Church,
and told pitiiul tale OF misery and des-
,iiutiou. She located /, in the rear OF
the old nuit house, and 50 eloquent'y
did she state her case that Mrs. Carlin
gave her an order on niaert's store lor
some supplies,
The woman presented herself ut the
store and laid GU, the order in groceries,
borrowing anew basket 10 carry them
home. SCARCELY had she lett when an
order cane countermanding the first
one, but il VAS 100 late. Examination
had been made at the fruit house and
no INDECENT family could be found, The
unknown woman Mas evidently a
swindle OF the worst Kind, aud has not
been heard from since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and DOings

Mr.. J. II. Downs, Jr., OF this city, is
spending few days in Steubenyille
visiting relatives.
Reed Nc q. Baird, who has been at
tending Harvard College for the past
year, returned home Yesterday tospend
vacation. lie was accompanied by his
mother and sister, who went Est few
weeks ago.
Jas Woods, Esq, Of Washington, was
in the city yesterday trying to make ar
rangements for the Washington Com
mandary h. T. to club with the Wheel
ing Communicates during the proposed
trip to Chicago IN August.
Miss Katie Todd, of Wheeling, Is Wis
ting friends in this city. -.Scuharitc
Herald
Miss Jennie Birch, OF Claysville, MAS
in the city for short time, yesterday.
Hon. Ben. Wilson arrived in the city,
Yesterday, and registered at the New
Mcclure.
Mr.. Ed. Nesser has accepted Q situA-
tiol "a general overseer in the New Nc
Lure House, in Wheeling. W. Va He
will start for the new location to-mor-
TOW uotuiuk. Auo "chutS IouS W
said to be the finest in the city OF
Wheeling, and We congratulate the pro-
prietor on being % fortunate ~ to pro.
cnre the services Of one 70 we'll adapted
to the business and in everv respect 90
we'll qualified Is is Mr.. Ed. Messer.
Many friends wish him veil in his nev
home.-SAaroa E. Eoglt.
Prot. II. G. Shepherd, principal Of the
Fifth ward school, Is spending the va
cation with his friends at his home in
Nex Cumberland.
Mrs James Riddle, OF North Wheel
ing, leaves to-day fos the mountains
where she will spend the summer.
Mr. N. r. Hill, al Philadelphia, 10 in
town visiting his brother "pill-rollers. |"
Nj. L. Skater, ESQ, Of Austin, W.
Va, arrived in the city last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
ORGANIZATION
OF the Democratic County hx-
ecutiye Committee.

A per announcement, the members
Of the Democratic County Executive
Committee met in the jury room Of the
Court House, yesterday at 2 O'Clock.
The committee, as appointed was -
follows:
Washington-LouisC c. Stifel.
Madison-Edward I.arkin.
Clay-IIenry Pendleton.
Unicn-Philo L. Kimberly.
Centre-Jsmes Wheeler.
Wehstcy-Gregory Warner.
Ritchie- William @. Handlan.
Triadelphis "A. ]. Cecil.
Liberty-John II. Montgomery.
Richland-W. II. Caldwell.
OF these, all were present, save l.. 4.
Stifel and Edward Lsrkin. There WAS
some discussion as to whether q perma.
nent organization should be effected,
during which Mr.. Warner moved W. y.
Hsndlan he chairman OF the committee;
No one voted until II Was ascertained
this Was TO be hut the temporary organ
ixa,ion, when Mr.. Hsndlan WAS elected.
ON motion OF Mr.. Kimberly, Harry
p.ndleion was chosen :. cretary.
The discussion rs to q permanent or.
sanitation was resumed, when MT,
Caldwell moved to adjourn. tie after
wards withdrew the motion TO give way
To Harry Pendletou, who had resolu-
lion 10 offer. He said he had some del
icacy abou, what he was going to say,
but he did not think the session
of the committee should De
made public He therefore moved that
all persons but members DO excluded
The resolution was adopted and sorrow
fully, regreiiully, yet with alacrity,
Hon. All. Caldwell, Col. W. l.. Hearn
and Counsellor John q. fendleton took
their departure.
The committee, with closed doors, re.
sumel its session. Ii was determined
| to at once perfect the organization. n
| ballot WAS taken for chairman and re-
suited i'm the election of Philo Kimberly.
Harry Pcrdlcton was chosen secretary
be reclamation.
A communication was read from l..
| G. Stiiri. from Washington district, ten.
| deling his esignalion a. "A member OF
| the committee. 1t was accepted anu
Ralph Ankle was elected to fill the va
lanCy.
Mr.. 4. !. Cecil, OF Triadelphia district,
also rendered his resignation. 1t Was
accepted and J. l.. Bsdillion chosen In
/ his stead. q,
Gregory Warner then resigned and
the committee accepted It. No one
seemed to bc acquainted With the Dem.
/ ,cratic timber from Webster district,
and the vacancy will remain until the
next meeting.
The committee then ado irned to
meet on Saturday, July l., at o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09

Last evening while Officer Rutherioru
w.s IN duty q the Suspension bridge,
he noticed . suspicious looking ana acv'
ing individual pass over the oriose 10.
wards the Island, that he thought 4ess
M follow. The party went out VIZ
0inis street and stopped at the corner
az Penn street. After gazing around
for few minutes he started down to-
wards the lower end. After getting
down i'm the uninhabited part he stop
ned and leaned against fence for awnlie
mutterinp to himself. He then retraceo
his stems, looking around AS II seeking
some some one every ONLY i"
a few minutes. Finally ruiz
erford thought ii had gone on
long enough, aud arrested him ana tooh
him, 10 the loci. up, where = charge o. va
vrancy was preferred against hun IN or
der TO detain him, as he was evidentiy
crazy. AT the lookup he was examined,
and there gave his name as Aoraham
Clark. He was neatly dressed, anu
his clothes, rs were aiso All
srtr. suit of clothes and
some al irts and underwear, were.marked
will tn. name he gave. lie is large
man, fully six feet in height, and WOMB
probably weigh about $50 pounds: lie
was cleanly shaver, and had keeh'
restless eye. ..h.
The question WAS asked him what ne
vas doing ON the Island. He said that
he had heard yelling at the lower end'
and that he loved to see and hear peo'
ple veil aud he was trying to find them.
He also said that he wanted to 30 to or.
leans As an experiment he WAS asked
when he ran away from the Asylum, he
replied that he had not run away, put
hsd been let out. He also replied in the
affirmative when asked II he had not
come from Dixmont; he said he lett
there this morning, and that there were
three doctors there, giving names
Clark keeps up rambling conversation,
ali the time, and his rmarks would
lead one to believe that he halls nom
some swhere near ParkersbuY. lie
complains of being scourged and beaten,
and saws that some one is trying to cut
his heart out, bu, he can see no blood.
Ii Is the opinion OF the police that he Is
as crazy " loon, and that ut some
time he has had a surgical operation per-
formed on him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09


leaath n e:l9}, the other crews tin,.,
iAG toosthss IN ga
u the second heat for four Dared shall.
thsgO vsre three s,artera the Carmsn J,
CasmaAvilla, New York; Centeuni,I =,
Dstyolt and Eureka. Of Newark. NJ.
Jersey. By the time the race WAS c.W0s
the brecse which had been blowira
strongly oil afternoon greatly incressa{
and the river Was covered with viii.
caps. The crews got away together :,
the word, the Eureka and Centenn;.,
keeping we'll together. The Csrmsn'.
at the end OF the frat half mile bsin,
virtually out OF the contest the race r..
warmly contested, the Eurekas fn;se
ing half . length in advance in 10 :QSl
The third heat, Seniors single scnIs
was won by Ball, Of the Zephys h.
troit; Bowlsby, Of the Shoewsecaeme,,ss
second. Time, ll:5ii.
The fourth heat was won by, Muuy
Of Portsmouth, Virginia; Goddard a
New York, second. Time, il:O7i. Too
ham, OF the Wahwahsums, Saginaw
did not row.
Tho third heat Of four osrei suD.
VAS between the Albanys, New York
and Hillsdalss, OF Michigan. This VA,
q finely contested race, and sl,houel
the river vas rousher than it had been
at any time during the day good time wa,
made. The boats got away well tos,,he,
but the Hillstlsle crew soon took the
lead with a long steady stroke. the Al
banys commencing with IL strokes "a
the minute and slowing up to ~, bu, q,
the finish increasing again to their or
ginal stroke. At the mile post the Hills
dale crew lead by six lengths, which va,
reduced one-half by q msgnihcen, spur
on the home stretch by the Allan,
boys. Time, 9:4lj, with the Hillsdal,
three lengths In advance.
The eighth and final race OF the Ia,
WAS the fourth heat for four.oared shells
and was won by the Crescent OF PhIa
delphia In 9:51t; the NJ. \. Nolan @
ALBANY Fad. The Nautilus Of Realm,
was ruled ont for fouling the Nolan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Trustee . Sale OF q Fine Re sidencs.

10y VIRTUE or A DssD or Trust NAnt
ID BY Csthartue winAhip, Emms X. winshiP
frsnklIn G.. winship aud Mary V. winship h.
wIfc. W me ~ trustee, dated the iSth dAl a
April, In the year 1871. and r,vanicd IN zoe
Clerks ofite al the County Court vf Ohio oIuV,
wst Virginia, In deed OF trust took Ma - {"
pages 2 u. y. aid Sss. viii. ON
SATURDAY, JULY 10. A. 4. i>s,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock 4. ~, sell ~ Uublir sn'
ton 81 the front door 81 the Court ll"us. OF .
county. Ia th" City Of Wheeling, the to.lUsHf
described zeal state In said city, o,unu al
State, to-wt: The south two-thtrds VI Tot uuis
bcred one hundred aud ninety tsIr on toe 90.
aldo 81 Chaphne II Get betwccn ~ cni.' IN sHi
city, being the rial estate conveyed W . rabs n
WIlship. now deceasci. by Matthew Is" '
and vile. by deed dated January I, ls'i aud
now Of record Ia Mid Clefk = oth.s Ia dCcd r.i
~ on page 10. ON aid isnd 10 ns d.-'fseis
brick p~idenoe la which said FRANK an WinAhlF
now dcesased, lormefly residcd
Title believed u be perfcct bntssliinf {" w..
Tee Tea a VII SNny.! only The title vested In NJ "
TIRxs OF sALx-One third Of the pur hAs-
money. aud - much more - the poo hNssi
the residue Of ths purchase money Va H. I~lsef
In two equal iustallmen la Que and iwo YEAR
respestiyely from the day 81 ale, With ihrf'-'
thereon iron, that day. payable srni ann "a,
the purchaser " givs nous sccupd b, asri ~
trust upon the property sold. fof aid dri'ife
lpstsimenk. The purchases. 81 ~ ither 800 ~
Tor aid deferred payments will be required "
have thc dwelling % aid lard ipsurd. los
any. payable " The sndsrAgnsd- 10 'css1
able AND ant and IN CON Jauy satlsisrtov 70 u
juA ALFRED CALDWELL. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09

Souru Wheeling is looking forward
with II great deal Of interest to the rere.
mony OF blessing the bell ut the Church
of the Immaculate Conception next
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS. The ceremony will
take place at o'clock, and will be con.
Quoted by Rev. sullivan and Rev.
Schleicher. manners full band will I've
present. The ceremony will be- very
interesting and impressive. How would
it be il Kramcr's band would play in
yespers?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Exoursiou to Cleveland.

On next Thursday there will he a
grand excursion from this city to Cieve-
land, by the Cleveland, Tuscarawss Val.
lev and Wheeling railroad. The round
trip will cost but $50. including an ex.
cursion over the lake, on the steamer
City of Detroit. Trains will leave West
Wheeling dock at $50 A. NJ. aud Is idge..
port al q o'clock, arriving at Cleveland
at 1850 p. NJ. The tickets will be good
ior return on any regular train until
Saturday, July l., inclusive. This Is
an admirable opportunity to make
pleasant trip cteaPly, and it should not
he neglected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Transfer.

The iollowin g transfer ri real estate
Was admitted to record in the office OF
the County Clerk YESTERDAY;
A deed made July 9TH, 1850, by VIM
G. Handlsn and wife To Margaret, Anna,
Julia, John and Bsruard McEutee, in
consideration oi Sti0O, of the north hali
of lot No. IL, in square No. IL, IN the
E.shth ward ol this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
OhAllonge.

The printers OF this city are extremely
anxious to meet the typos OF S,euh2n-
y,Il, in the diamond neid They sc'
corlinyly offer the following;
The printers OF Wheeling hereby
challenge the printers OF S,euhenvllie to
match game Of base ball, to be played
ON saturday, July ST.
Let us hear from YOU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Weather Indications,

wAsuIxsroS, July ., | A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, winds south
west. stationary OF higher Temperatures,
nearly stationary barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, southeast veerlns
to south vest winds, stationary temrera-
ture, stationary or lower barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Worth q Thousand pollar,.

Every child born into u family is
thought to be worth Q Thousand dol
lars TO the parents Why then should
they not be- cared for from infancy 70
maiurityf Keep tho neuth - taeth
right hy sOzOb0NT. and yoa saart
them right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
Mate huperiiaieiss
Fee NclaOOlA.

Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF ACANDI
i DATE Tor the ofnce ~ state sufrttnhiirni
ui Free schools. subjsst Z" the do,ision Of ~,
democratic btate Conyenti,u at Mariinshuts
kkv. JOHN WILSON NOTCH
iyApxi BrQkc County, ". We.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09

DIZZY 0OODk.


New YoRE, July a-Dsy Goods
Cotton goods more active. and there :,
an improved tone in the market. Prints
quiet and lawnsless active. Mems wear
woolrns in light demand. AMI flannel.
and blankets remain quiet. Kentuck,
Jeans in better request. Foreign goocs
Iutet,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
GENERAL MARKETS.

Cniogo.

OHucAeo, July S.-The D0,s-I Jotr.
nal reports hog receipts 5000 head.
shipments $500 head. Market strong
and active, with q sharp upward turn
mixed packing - S0tdl 50: light 81 10
ga 50; choice heavy II 6otS+ 80; chiefly
81 65(94 7s.
Cattle-Receipts today 1000 head
shipments 200 head: fully one.third
Texans; shipping steady at 81 sSatS
chiefly fair TO good 81 1904 IL; butchers
cows 81 OO(Sl o.; bulls - 0et3 %
oxen 81 OO(SI 90; calves 4lGa5ic; grs,,
Texans s. 70sS 75. Values firm.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head; market
active and trade easy; common a. the
dunn s. 25(dA3 50; good to choice :, ~
IA ".
New York.
NEw YoRK. July Sleeves Re
ceipts 800 head; fresh arrivals exclusive.
IL Tor export; no traffic in beet cattle
dressed beef firm ut 6i@1ic. shipments
200 head live cattle, so quarters OF
beef, 50 carcasses of mutton, lis dressed
hogs.
Sheep-Receipts 400 heal: scrsr
and firm at higher hyures; la,ubs stead,
at very full prices; kentucky lambs sold
at s. H(a7 70 per 100 pounds; dressed
mutton active at 6(a&,: dressed lambs
steady ut s(al.c per pound.
logs-Receipts 1850 head; market
nearly nominal for live ut ~ IN"i "a
per 100 pounds
East IAbsrsy.
EAST LIssRry. July Seattle lie
ceipta to-day tl2 head; supply isIr
prices unchanged from yesterday.
Hogs Receipts to day no head:
Phila1elphias u 1904 10; Workers
- +0(si "a.
Sheep-Receipts to-day $500 head:
selling 81 75tS4 "a
C1notnnasL
ClscixnATI, July A. Hoss- liz
mand lair and prices . shade higher
common IS sS9f 90; hight 81 iNet ~,
packing 81 lOts4 20; butchsrs' ~ 500
1 40. Receipts 700 head; shipmen''
lll head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09

Nev..r, principal Of hehish sehoa'. "a, a;
a. Olatt, principal q tes umvSi, IL 1, ~
school, James Hammond, ps'ncsP@ y
The frst ward grammar schecl. ~
John +. Hamilton, principal o. sne oo.'
orsd school, win be successfully man
aaed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-09
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Aay,r ssmeuts.

Palace Refrigerator y Bro,
Legal Notice.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 Law
renee.
Dividend Notice-fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Semi, Annual Sale-John Emshe'mer
i Head OF Local
COMMISSIONER sale.
Grand Picnic Excursion to We've
land.