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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01


for Jobs reputation for patience that he
died before the gem puzzle was born.
One of the leading restaurants of New
York is noted for its oyster soup. The
proprietor says that its foundation is soft
clans which give it an unctuous flavor.
Thyme is added to chowder.
If you are thinking of moving into new
street this spring and wish to know what
kind of children your neighbors have, get
a pair of musicians, bagpipers being pre-
ferable, and let them rouse the whole neigh
borhood.
HIS umbrella fell with bang during
one of the most pathetic scenes in the
play, and when everybody turned around, as
they always do under the circumstances, to
see who was responsible for the racket, he
was intently watching the stage, and no
body suspected him. 81 admire your
selfpossession, whispered his friend
elf that had been my umbrella would, as
a matter of course, have picked it up"
"Naturally but you see the umbrella is
not mine; it belongs to JONES'
JUDGE JOHN RICE was very violent
secessionist, and in a speech urging seces-
sion said, "Why,-the Yankees If they
show fight we can whip them with pop
guns ~ A short time after the war Judge
Rice was making speech at the same
cross roads where he made his boasting
speech before the war. One of the audi
ence asked him if he was not the same
Judge Rice that spoke there in 1860. 81
am," he replied. "Well, didn't you say
that we could whip the Yankees with pop
guns?'' 81 did, and we could have done
it but-'em, they wouldn't fight us
that way!
In Cincinnati on the evening of March
oath, two gentleman and lady celebrated
their twenty-frst birthday, the noticeable
feature of the occasion being that they are
triplets. The lady, Miss Millie Block, is
handsome blonde, bright and intelligent.
Her two brothers, Alexander and Solomon,
are popular young men of good business
qualifications. Forty years ago there
were born in Greenville, Ind, three sons
at one birth, all of whom are living, and
the lightest one now weighs 2O2 pounds,
and the aggregate of the three is GAG pounds
In Jessamine county, KY, there are three
maiden sisters who were born together in
1927, and are now SO years of age. They
have gone but little into society, and have
resolutely maintained life of celibacy
even unto this day. When just verging
into womanhood their father (who is now
dead) exacted from them a VOW never to
marry, and never to seperate until death.
And this promise they have kept.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
PRIZES AWARDED.
Drawing in tho Public Schools.

Drawing in tho Public Schools.
The following is list of the names of
pupils in the public schools to whom prize,
were awarded last week for the best work
lin drawing.
Boys High SchoOl-CliftOn Evans.
Girls High School-Libbie Weber and
Sadie Z. Shindle.
Secondary Schools.
Mulberry Street-Iierbert Bowers.
Miss ndelrs-Bella Stifile.
Miss Huber's-Addie Beaver.
ROckland Strcet-Albert I. Clay and
VIM. Wilson.
Miss Brubaker' s-Clara Rea.n.
Miss 1iantch's-Charlie Cast.
German School-E. Rettig.
Colored School-Carrie Foreman.
Primary Schools.
Miss Gundaker' 's-iIilton SlIirk.
Miss Marshall s-Mamie Bland
Miss Channelrs-katie Ieline
Miss Zus's-William Wacker.
Miss Dougherty Yecker.
Miss Musselman' 's-Ellis Hostetter.
Miss Etter's-Jacob Griel.
Miss Downey 's-Atlee Black.
Miss Stahl's-Frank Connolly.
Miss Clarkson's-Charlie Lands.
Miss Zuercher s-Ilarry Lines
Miss Johnston's-Lillie Yeager.
German Primary-Philip Bomberger.
George Sauer.
ROckland Street Primary-Ambrose Gel
berSOn.
Colorcd Primary-Laura Deem.
The prizes consisted of drawing mater
ial and drawing books, and was awarded
by Miss Dyer, in behalf of the publishers
OF the system Of drawing in Use in our
schools.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

statements and when the blanks in the
above tabular statement are filled out
with the " deductions - and "deprecia-
tions'' hinted at, the losses in conducting
the manufacturing department may be
further increased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
Not Sold.

On Tuesday, in reporting the tobacco
market. we stated that there was report
on the streets that Messrs. Bitner s. look
had sold 500 or 600 cases of their packing
of 1879 leaf tobacco. We have since
learned that the report was without fcun.
dation. Bitner & Zook have sold none of
their 1879 packing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
The Third Ward Delegates Election.

By typographical error in the call of the
chairman of the county committee, the
Third ward delegate election was an
nounced to be held at Geo. Wallis Southern
Exchange. It should have read at JAG.
Efinger's, the usual place Of meeting,
northeast corner of Vine and South Queen
streets.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
SOciable.

The Union association, which is COM
posed of members Of the Union fire COM
pany, held a sociable in Roberts 5 hall, last
evening. The attendance was large and
the affair was one of the most pleasant Of
the kind held during the season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
Grade of Pupils.

The following is the grade of pupils in
attendance at the boys high school during
the month of March. Two hours home
study per day is expected from each pupil
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
Attend to This.

Those of our subscribers who intend
changing their places Of residence should
leave word at this Office so that there is no
mistake about the delivery of their: r:paper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

OPEN them tenderly.
Slide them with care.
For since the big paper boom
Exchanges will tear.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
The Prison Management.

The twenty-ninth annual report of the
Lancaster county prison for the year
1879, published in neat pamphlet form
without the picture of the prison on it,
which would have made it look like Hog
Ring campaign document a publica-
ton whose figures are worth studying by
the average taxpayer. 1t seems that there
are So convicts at labor, and yet the
manufacturing department shows a loss
in the tabular statement, the directors
say, of 81 ,517.96. Turning to that tab
ular statement, however, we find it reads
thus:
GAIN AND LOSS OF MANUFACTURING DEPART
MENT.-v.
CT.
By cash paid by the keeper to the
treasurer for goods sold Sc........ .$l2, ,27l Ii
BY manufactured goods OH hand No
BY raw material on hand Novembcr
80 1873. ...............:....... S,SD %
BY amount due prison on book acct. 369l 81
BY deduction on cigars sold by order
OF inspectors. S..........................
BY depreciation in price OF manufac-
tured goods. ............................
s3O,974 II
To manufactured goods on
hand November 30. 1873. 5 $500 80
To raw material on hand No
vember 30, 1873. 1902 50
To book account due Novem
Der ~, 1878 2,96S 80
To overwork paid to prison
To amount paid for mate
rial .SlG.JJ4 %
$40 ,699 II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
MINOR TOPICS.
WERE you April fooled?

JUPITER, like many good farmers, now
rises an hour before the sun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

THE Ha,rkege thinks it was good thing
for Jobs reputation for patience that he
died before the gem puzzle was born.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

One of the leading restaurants of New
York is noted for it's oyster soup. The
proprietor says that its foundation is soft
clans which give it an unctuous flavor.
Thyme is added to chowder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

If you are thinking of moving into new
street this spring and wish to know what
kind of children your neighbors have, get
a pair of musicians, bagpipers being pre-
ferable, and let them rouse the whole neigh
bOrhOOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22

TN next Monday the Monster United
show Ut W. b.. Coup, one at the largest
rirru.es aud menagrrles over gotten up
i'm this country, will exhibit ga thc Far
Grounds, The press notices THIS rnm-
hinatinn has received from the leading
inurnals at the country all go tn show
that Cnup's IN the very best on the
r,ad la connection with their iuuum'
cradle attractions, the Detroit i"f FrFs
meutinns the following ,,.,ycls oi
~, p,,n,hn hor-.- 49," WV, 80,
They gu through "'N''s
,s'. ,Iut,nua " tth the preclsi"h "i
,s.'i"sJ s,lltprz. marching ~ tue ""i"
49,, ~ ''.,',,.,,nd. hy company mont, ~
wi 49, aud various other ways,
r,sn executing that difficult move
mont a wheel, without crook
AN an, hue. To cap the climax, wogoals
,,rllrm sowo surprising ioa,s at pad
,Liing. aud small terrier dog plays at
the samo sport with finely trained
Newfoundland lot his "hors'.' ngivo
still greater interest and variety Ia the
show, n company ol tumhlrrs divide tho
honoTa With the cannon hall man, TIE
Snndcrlul Japs, a baud vt genuine IN
,ians, beautiful aud daring Young ladN
trap,S,st, the renowned bare back rldcr
Jas. Melville, aud other specialists, all ct
Whom are oi the first order at merit
The performance lasts two hours, hut IN
that time are crowded more interesting
and novel leats and sights than are to De
found IA hall u dosen old.imo and "ld
fashioned ClrCuscS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
skull AND CRossboNEs'
Displacement of skeletons from
the Fifth Ward Cemetery.

n Wheeling were peopled by Chinese,
instead OF civilized Americans, there
wsuld have been a profound sensation
in the Filth ward Tor the past lev days
over n rude disturbing OF the bones OF
our ancestors. As II was there Was
curious aud ne, very attractive spectacle
ON exhibition for some time Persons
nassinp at the head OF Tweniy-third
streel might have noticed bones scattered
nhout i'm the gutter. An anatomist
wonld have pronounced them human,
and "A further inspection would have
discovered the ends at several collins
pro,ruding from the hillside.
Id will lao remembered hy olu
residents ol that part at the
city that the space at the head
ol Twenty.third street was devoted To
huriaI PURPOSES. Tho northern portion
MAS used generally, aud at the southern
,nd WINS AN exclusive lot known ~ the
Foil burial ground. These cemeteries
were used until GrYenwood was es'ah'
lishpd. when most ot the remains we're
moved there After this the two GENE
,rrics were neglected, and by the gen
p,al bubble almost iorgOilUu, The north
orn one Was rapidly oyerHrown With
thick growth ot alder bushes and
The shining marble stones almost
rnnr.aIed from view, The remains
oi all n( the momhCs at the
WonIs and Eotl families were removed
to Greenwood, aud the wooden head
hnarIs ol the others having long since
J,caycd. IL would hc difficult ~ tell
whose hodies aro still there. buildings
gradually pucrnaChcd upon the sacred
prcciurts oi these burial grounds un'H
finally their very existence scemeu l"l
gotten.
They were very suddenly aud uneN
uort,1ly brought again tn mind Ivy lhn
,c,,ut heavy nins, The Foil ground
Mas situated at the base ol u very steep
incline ON Chaplnc llill, aud during the
storm the water rushed over "
in rrrat volume aud with much velocity,
Tho result vas that the earth WAS y"
washed trnm the western edge that hrsl
onc rotIln, then another, Was exposed.
The drraycd wood work gave way aud
the skeleton rated into the uolghh"r'ng
putlrr For several DAYS they lald
there, the horror at tho nclghhorlnA
| residents \ stranger might have
PASSED them uunuliccd, thinking they
we've animal frames, had not one or w"
skulls hccu conspicuous, Finally com.
rlatni was made tn Health Olltccr Id'
wards, aud YESTERDAY Jimmy NichnlS
sent up u lorrc ol men to remove the
| bones,
The skcluInus wern gathered NJ au,l
placed M rough hoN, which was re-
| iuicrrrd Ia the burial grnund The
! fragments ui coilins were removed AMI
the edge n( ground So stoncd ~ tn pre-
vent n repetition at the horror
II would sccm cmlucntly proper tot
the council Ia have those grave goods
removed. They have M long ago Ia lon
into d,susc that all animal matter has
Disappeared, aud the work would ho
comparatiycly easy, ltwamrro mallc'
ol time until that ground viii MaSl,
away, which, from the uainlc at It, u
must Ito, aud thc ldCn at having sNull
aud cross. huucs thrown ut ones mont
door, Ia lhorc lie IA the gutter, IL not at
tnvrthcr au agreeable she,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
Rsmsmbsr-Fr,ouds, Remember,

that Dr. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
~ has proven itselito bea positive cure
Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases, II has saved the
lives OF many even after the doctors had
said there was no hope. Every one
declares tina, i. gocs right to the right
SPOT soothing aud healing a. II by ma.
gic all soreness Of throat and lungs A
single dose taken at bed time viii gem
tly warm the blond, cause refreshing
slumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gca-
uine without signature OF sanford 4
Park. iarge pin, bottles sl.Oo. Keep
A bottle always on hand, twill save you
many doctor bill. he sure your drug
gis, gets the genuine tor you. laughlin
Bros. 4 To-, and Logan, Lis, a Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West d
Gilmore, Agents Tor Bridgeport, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and poinss'

Pertinent Sayings ~"
Nss,rs John Frew and Dana l., HUI
hard al the tntslioenosr, left last even
Inc Tor Cincinnati via. the 7. q. u 81 H.
Mr. Oscar Rammelsburg, OF oino,u.
natl. who has been spending suu.'
time in the city, left for home last ever"
ing ,,t, .,a Michael
Rally Esu.. lei, last evening on thef'''
train Tor the Cincinnati oohvsm.,o,
Rpvs. Barni,E and Clancy, OF thls v''s'
aud Rev. !. u, Thompson, OF tue mp,
vantown University, who " now '" w.
sity. and Messrs. Cranmor and ias',
leave Tor Clarkshurg to-day '" a''sn" '"'
sunday school Convention, ,,,,
Misses Mary Hitch aud Lille ohryon,
al Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting '"o
| Mis,rs nournder, OF the south SIZE
'Snuire Mix, nj South Wheoling' "
sutrcrinv from an attack oi lnd'sp"s'
MIR. Chns. X. Bill, ot New YORK, Is
visiting his brother, Mr.. T.. l.. Hi, o'
! tho Auditors office, ,,
Mrs. DIR. Cleo naird, accompanied ny
| nor daughter Jennie, lett on th' W "
! n Il | FL. last night Tor Boston
Mrs. NJ. II. Harris, ot the seventn
vard. who has been In tad health TOT
several months past. left Tor l'alt'mn'e
yesterdny tot An extended visit. ihe
! rim Ia taken upou the advice at hor
physician, who thinks the chang, o' a'
aud scene will ensure her complete w.
| Cuvery. A.,
| Mrs John 4, Morrison and Miss
Stella Morrison, of the Island, are VISIT
nr friends in Michigan, They Will TO
Joined hy Mr.. Morrison ~ soon ~ the
mill closes tor the regular vacation; -,
Il. VI. Foil, Esq, left tot his WOODLAND
home YESTERDAY
IA Anshut4 w In the city, W. notice
after long absence.
Mcssrs Peter Wclty, Gus Matthews
Louis Soldier AMI others lett Tor the
! Cincinnati Convention last night,
James Il. Cowdeu, Esd Ia hlllng tue
pl,,r ian Police aud Municipal Court oi
! t,mmoJnrc parrah. who ~ absent at
| tending the Cincinnati Convention
MIR Frank !. FILLING, the advertising
agent of the celebrated toup'n 'n'tS'
Mastudou shows, dropped mi" 'h'
s,urtum last night and caused the t''n'
e. pass very pleasantly
W. NOTICE that |. q, Dillon, the Mar,
krt street lcNccr has hcru euro'sSln'
IN engaging the services oi VT j. VI
Wirsllur, who Is an able, practical anu
g,icniidr Matchmaker at large oNre'
rrnrc. toassumc the place lately occu
pied hy Mr.. ruruvr
Charles : llurd, Esp, oI West Var
ututn. ia at tho New MClMrc.
Mis- Nic,a Bouv,ss, from Mt it
Choutnl. wa. IN tho city Yesterday VIII
hrr nthcr. Hon. Caleb liugvlSs.
Ery. &. l. llnguc, ut Siaunlon, Va Is
IN the vItN.
John Il Davenport has returned from
n hunting tup ont ucu WuadSiiold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
RIVER INTEIi.iGENCE.

Tho mmksun the what last night III.
d,rnlrd u depth ol water IN the 'hannrr,
amounting IT, iocl ! inches and s'l''
intlluv
Weather warm AMI Clrar
Euriuvss tar,
The Nudcs arrived last night from
Cincinnati with uund trip, ThiS H"'''
and now boat leaves this afternoon ~
= u'vlork tor Cincinnati WITH lhn"
sterling good follows Capt, 'har'o
Muhlvmau on deck aud Ed, m the "''
ticc,
Cant Iukrus. oi the rrcs Ellison,
says that ho mrdItaios challenging the
NJ INwr,uvr tor race.
Tho Chancellor passed M Yesterday
morning ut I O'clock ca route iorom
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The nmrnal IA lhc regular Farkcrs'
bun, plyhrt lpr this morning,
Tho Ualchrlor will resume her RUS
hur.h trade this morning, leaving ~ y
NN .,,,L
Eyrry steamer n to- ho inln!,si.'"' NJ ~
two rnpi,s at the NJ. " Mil ,,n NM,
nous ..,iSNn 1ulyI
Thu river appropriation hills having
passcd bath houses ui Congress- aud To-
cuiNcd the signature ul the President,
the work ul ryor improvement will nn
doubt ho AT once commenced.
The Hudson passed. down tot t'nctn-
natl at eleven O'Clock Yesterday morn
inJ
the Stn,kdalr arrived nom rlttThurgh
last night, nuj passed on down the
river
The ltnn Age passed down about
noon yesterday.
The Cherokee will rass down this
morning.
The Rashrr passrd down wilh n light
TOW last evening
The John W. Garrett ~ at the loot 81
Fourteenth street unloading ore.
lhu ,iNcr " falling very last having
rour down two feet IN the pas, twenty
TOUR hours,
rrrrmrRcu, June ~ River ) lcut
Il inches aud falling Weather rlcnr and
very Nuu,
C.p>>AUI. Iunc n rp,r u lgyj
and falling N,rtur, ,.Ur nul Nlrm
Arrived 81 Iawr'b,r NhcrliuIi
Fast 'u henderson.
F,a.Nut, June ID Up Bolipul
AMI Drny gc basu. NIut Sh,uklo
aud Gnldcn ,N Weather clear ant
hot m,uurN 20 BOZ -
luusUur Juur u River rising
10 l,yt % m,hr- tr .uol, and ' feet :
inrh,s n chute Weather clear aud
hot Cu'tpu. Huntington. tu II, Louis ,
llonl ui tow rtu,nuWh, "a Pittsburgh
rom pub.Wprih rnl tow. Pittsburgh,
60 rUsDuwh
Nt,sHpm.. Inn" u Weather
cloudy. thermometer So River ialIen !
inchc- Up City ct Alton. Mary
Houston. Down, VI. White, Golden
Rulu Arrived CITY OF Nickshurg.
CNtHu. June u Arrived W. T..
Holiday aud Port lads, ~ Louis
Srhuucl. New Orleans Departed
Schemes. Cincinnati. River - feet and
rising, Weather fair Thermometer ~
Nav OmEANs, june ~ Arrived -
Annie T.. silver, NJ, Louis, Mitchell,
Cincinnati. No departures The
steamer Paris G. brown il receiving to
leave Ia morrow iur Cincinnati. Wealth
or rarity cloudy aud pleasant Their.
mnuvtpr 80,
MMrHl,, Juno 1.-THE uyer has
hl,u four inches. Arriycd-City Of
Grcuuyillc, NWkshurg, Departed -
Aniy Baum. Cincinnati, steamer Gene,
We've. 81 Louis
~ ior,,. June 2i.-Afrvcd Min.
ncapulls. st rarl, Tom Means aud
hargcs. romeruy Polar star aud bargcS,
Columbus, NV Choice ani barges.
Cairo. Granite State. huntington. DE.
parted NV Choirs. Cairo, Colorado,
Memphis. River ~ leet inches 10y
gauge. Weather clear and very warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
THE COURTS.

suYRgNE COURT -IUpOEs VNkkN, NAM
NOM, MuORg AM JOHNSON,
Court met at IOA. n. Yesterday, aud
transacted the following business;
Ia the case at Spencer Va. lee, irom
Wood county IAN appeal and supersedoas
Vas allowed with bond ut SiW.
In the case ot the state vs.. Yates,
from TAYLOR county, a writ nj error was
allowed.
I'm the case ol lott Ia ADMINISTRATIVE Va.
Lott. from Marion county, an appeal
vas allowed,
In tho case oi Hamilton \ Co, W.
steele. from Cahell county, an appeal
ami supersedeas was allowed, with u
bond Ut $500. A.,
The case oi the State vs.. Coukle, from
Preston County, Was docketod Tor a
hearing At some future daV tn To mere
alter named.
I'm. ease ut u. Erreland W. Joseph v.
Williams. ON writ at eIror, from fres-
ton county, was continued.
Tho case ot VIM. Adamson w.. John
4. pSerrc, un a writ nj error from Tres
ton county, was continued,
The case ni !, L. pcerCe vs. T., hets.
mtller. on "A writ at error, from Mineral
county, was partly heart. -
Court adjourned until to-day at w
A, N,
COUNTY CaURT--ivp0G BoNp
Court met at y 4. n.
No business at ANY Importance was
transacted.
Adjourned until to-day at UA.M,
MUNICIPAL CoURr--IUpGg cRANNER
Court met a. . 4, NJ yesteriay, u
being the hrs, session ut the regular
June term.
la tho case OF Adder \ RodelhoIm
Va. Joseph Green ct al, tho denurrr
vas overruled.
In the oaso of NJ. G. Crawford, admin
istrator. We. Margaret Raiser ct al, the
Injunction Was dissolved.
La the case Of ]. V. l.. Rodgers, All
ministratur, etc., W, Alex. Rodgeus, the
exception 10 the commissioner report
Was oyerTuled.
Court adjourned until "Wednesday at
l0o'clak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
AVN q ruUH
N ew YORK

New Yors
Nsw YoaK, June 2i.-Repy,s-p.
ceipts to-day and yesterday iGOO hs,J
For week 1850 head, Market ~
with slow, sales, and no prospect :,
clearance. The selling rate is lrar,,,1
lower than that OF Friday, aud ONLY 81, ~
ner 100 lbs lower than the general ~.
~ Monday week. A lev extra 81,
we're rciailed at i0INlOic. and N,as,
was the range ior ordinary to good l.,,
Fat Colorado steers, such ~ wrrr IN n
mand u week ago at olwla, Went :,
pCaplo. Exporters used loo f.
steers at pl@Dic. Shirmrn,s tod,
ANN live cattle and go live ,hr,p. D.,
week 2,4t0 live cattle, l,90 quarter
of beef, 1870 live sheep, nm ral,a,.. y,
mutton, aud 10 dressed pigs.
Sheep Receipts Tor the las, two dan.
1000 head. For week &.iuO, aui l.,
preyioos week 3,i1u. Makri r,in-
auiet and slow, hut prices ,ruai \.
nuotcd below the market OF iu1a, la.
'Shecp ranged from AShlc, western AL
sout6ern lambs blt67lc.
Hogs Receipts yesterday and todd,
10, 800 head, making IS ,OO iur lhr W,I
none wanted alive aud none wanted l.,
the slauphterors. Market uouiuak
weak aud down to - iN"i th rc IN
lbs, -,
EasI hoerU
EAST lipERry, June n, Cattr A.
oeip,s since Friday e,dlS head of thruu,
anil ,pl head yard stock total lor III,
week ending to-day ',G2S head llrnp,,
and i,SnN head of local sl",h. .,ar.
b,Osh head oi through, aud "a h,al a
local stock for the week hHurr >.w,
This week Tor yard sale. IL mor, thanh.
day week ago by about - ,ir uak
grass stock also easier AMI mote rruuln
buyers on hand, making The drmauI
b,ttor; best - Wdh ~. hlr o. ga.i
butchers ~ M9i -, huls aul IL,
COWS ~ n,d9 "a; sales to.j,y D,i beat
Hogs Receipts Ia day r,u, ha.
total Tor the week lih, head. J.lu.
i7,sS5 head Tor the week hrlou. rbu.
delphias - G,Chi 10; Workers u GHt
I a.
sheep Receipts to-day i.n heat
| tntuI tli lllt WYNN l'ha'" l'"Ir t|NlH
~, mo head the week hcluw MAKE
steady at about last weeks pace.
umcasu,
OuicAao, June 2l.-iho pn'r.0 Ll.
nal reports hog receipts .i,sn beat
shipments $500 head, MarLJ uln
and lM higher; mixed racklnr 20 Del.
4 ~; light ~ 2hfi u, rhul'. bean.
~ 3O(1i ~,
Receipts 3,lOo bead. ,br
ments 100 head. Market mujrHr,
active; shipping ~ 2N"i -, u.mm,,
butchers dnll ut 81 @lCnI ~. g,ls' ia
ans A. hb(n3 10; Western - Wai ID
sheep Rccclpls 100 head Hh'Tu,uu
none. Market steady and un'luu..'
common 10 medium " mtcH r' aH
To- choice ~ 0odi ~.
UnoinnstL
C,s,iNNAr, june - Hey ru.r
common a. 2atf3 50, hghl ~ W
"a, packing ~ SO,o a. hul,N,r
~ 3odi a. Rcc'ipts | 200 bead .h.
mrnts |, 100 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
American rro,s.,an, Association

The Grand Lodge OF this order will
meet in this city, ut retersou's Hall, at
y o'clock this morning, Delegates have
alaeady hegun to arrive and more are
expcCtcd this morning Noah llenni.
gan, usWado, Mich, aud Robert Dixon,
Philadelphia, are already here, quarter
ed at the Staamm House, The reception
committee is COMPOSED OF the follow
ing gentlemen from King William Lodge
M. 3 of this city Martin korrell, Lou
iIsrIons, Jacob Greiny, Michael Stock,
James McAdams aud Jacob RauCh.