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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25
The methodist Excursion.

Correspondcnce Of the Register
Al the request Ot a large number o.
ConTier excursionsts desire ,osay that
the letter of the llislhFnrr correspon-
l,.nt All Nav 18th contains statements IN
regard 10 our party that We think ought
10 be reiuted. We are willing To make
some allowance for HIM as he lett very
interesting wife at home, and oil course
ten days seemed more like ten weeks Ia
him. but We deny most emphaucaliy
that there were any OF our PARTY home
sirk unless IL was the writer OF said 'artl-
cls and perhaps few more restless, un-
banpy spirits that are happy nov here
and as / heart one say, they would not
he happy in Heaven il 81 happy as to
get there. -,
will venture this ASSERTION, that
there never Vas an excursion party that
left our wharf that had more soiid en- ,
ioyment than OurS. Some leit snail
children al home; business demanded
o,h.r's attention, and of course NE were
glad Ia get home. sun Ne e1ulu out
r,yre, that our most delightful OF al
trips was over. ~. ;r
said correspondent stated that IN
some respects our trip Mas very IN
pleasant. bat does not say IN what re-
spect. This certainly Is news 10 US LOT
n snv nnpleasantness existed Il MAS not
snnsrent' believe a lew expected 70
have a lar,e, well-iurnished stAteroom
nv themselyes-elevaiOr, electric bells,
sixays get TO the first Fable, &c. such
we're. OF course disappointed. Our 90
sarvs,ion h Ibis. that those loudsst in
Their complsints are those who do not
fare 30 well at home.
ONEwHo WAS rHERE
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
ALOUIsIANA BOLT.

Two Republican Conventions IN
session Mt Once The Dele
gates Z for Grant, Z for Sher-
man, 1 for Blaine and ON the
Fence.
NKw ORLEANS, May "a. The Repu6li-
can State Convention assembled In Ex'
After roll call leS delegates were an
nounced as present. Every parish In
the State was represented.
Judge Dumont called the Convention
10 order, and was named a. temporary
chairman.
Judge Bealhe insisted, amid the great:
est confusion that Demas was nominated
by him take the chair. Demas made o
rush for the stand. followed by Beattie
and Pinchback, and Beattie then called
for their followers and they left the hall
with, it is stated thirty-six actual dele
gates, but large number oil outsiders,
10 organize another convention. Com-
mittees on Organization and Resolu'
tions were then appointed. during
their absence General Jack wharton
Col. James Lewis, ex'Chief Justice
Luding and Walter Grant, delegates,
made speeches, deprecatlng and con-
d GINNING the bolt, which they character
lied AS foolish and harmful, and insist
ing on them remaining IN the regular
convention. The committee on perma-
nent organization named Ex-Governor
Yarmouth as chairman. On taking the
chair. the Governor made an eloquent
speech. He recapitulated the efforts Of
himself and other Republican leaders
for entire harmony. These efforts were
made abortive by senseless body OF Q
few foolish men. He knew there were
Grant and Shermen delegates present,
and in accordance with the compro.
mise made the night before, he should
insist on an equal representation
of the delegates to Chicago for both, Tor
himself Blaine man, he also stood by
the "plumed knight" THE mention OF
Grant and Sherman occasloned APP
plause, but the mention OF Blaine's
name, unner Warmouth's influence,
created enthusiasm
The following delegates to Chicago
were elected; Ii. G. Yarmouth, James
Lewis, John T. Labelling, A. j. Dumort,
Vim. z. kellogg, Richard Simms, A.
s. Badger, Samuel Wakefield, A. IL.
Leonard, VIM. Harper, J. ). Matthews,
W. l.. Mcmillan, David Young. J. IL.
Burch, Jack Wharton, Don A. Pardee.
Alternates T. Ruby and others.
The delegates to Chicago 90 unin-
structed They are said to be seven for
Sherman, seven for Grant, one for
Blaine and one Senator Kellogg prefer
ence not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

that DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
~ has proven itself to be positive cure
for 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 that i. goes right 10 the right
spot" soothing and heating as il by ms
gic all soreness OF throat and lungs A
single dose taken at bed time will gen.
tly warm the blood, cause refreshing
sIumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gen
nine without signature OF Sanford d
Psrk. Large pint bottles $l.00. Keep
q bottle always on hand, it will save you
many q doctor bill. We sure your drug
eist gets the genuine for you. LAughlin
Bros. a Co., and Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West 4
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport, U.
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THE FAMINE IN SYRIA.
The Starving Inhabitants Eating
the COrpses of the Dead.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 24.-Mr.
Heap, charge d affaires ut Constantine
pie, IN dispatch dated April 9th, re.
ports that the following letter has been
received by telegraph at the Legation
of the United States:
MossoUL, April 5.-The terrible
famine in which We ex-
list kills all the inhabitants
of the town and those OF the neighbor.
ing villages. who are assembling here in
large masses. Their sutierings are in
dessribable. Finding no cereals at all,
some are eating corpses and are becom-
ing i'll in consequence. Their lam
entations are heartrending. Most
OF them are dying as they have
nothing to eat. Those OF the inhabit-
ants who have lived until now between
life and death pray you to give them
such assistance as will enable them to
live. They take the liberty to present
their prayer with tears of expectation,
which are lowing IRON their eyes, and
covered with blood.
[Signed. ARCHBISHOP OF the SYMANs.
This letter. Heap states, was ad'
dressed 10 the U. =. Legation at Con
stantinople, and adds sufierings to their
people, are indescribably greater than
anything OF the kind in Ireland.
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The Line of Dsmsrealion

Correspondents OF the hrss'eI
The ordinances OF the city, very FULLY,
and distinctly, describe what are ohen-
ces, how they are 20 be punlshed, VINO
are 10 make the arrests, and what disPo
,ition Is To he made of the offenders;
and all other things deemed necessary
Tor the protection OF the citizens and
their interests, are amply provided Tor
by the ordinances. Felunles are state
oiIenses, and il cannot I've shown any
where in the ordinance book OF wheel
ing that the Sergeant, or his deputies
have any authority 10 make sucn ar
rests. Ii is the duty OF the sher'u anu
his deputies, and constable, to arrest
mi. class of offenders. and not that OF
the police force. A mans hle and no
erty can't be endangered twice Tor the
same offense. TIE line Of demareation
is plain between the two authorities.
LAW.
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THE PICTURE SALE.
OPENING Sale Of the Gale COLES
anlr ton. Last Nlxht. 7. ~

Opening Sale Of the Gale Coliec-
enc ton, Last Night. ~ -'''
The auction sale Of paintings from the
Gale Collection began last evening at
The GALLERY It lll9 Main street. The at
tendspcs vas rather limited, but I 10
pleasing to note that many OF our best
people were there. Such sales almost
invariably drag at the start and this Was
no exception, but that Is no indication
OF what may follow. The opening Is
like the starting Of q wedge. which, once
inserted, is readily driven home. The
love OF art is generally not loveat frst
sight, hut Ii passion born OF inspira-
ton and deepened by culture.
The bidding was not At all brisk, ana
the buyers seemed rather umid oil TAX.
ing hold. The pictures sold were all
good ones. by well-known painters, and
the buyers displayed great taste IN thsir
selections. n A.
"a BoQua OF Flowers" by {. Gou-
tier, Was bought by Mr.. j. X. McCortney
for Sl2. ~, ~
"On the susquehanna River" by W.
II. Whiting, of Philadelphia, was bought
by Mr.. X. q. Jordan for $50, the high
est price paid during the evening. Inc
subject OF the painting is an exquisite
handsome, the river In the foreground,
with cattle drinking. The verdant
Pennsylvania hills stretch away IN the
background. ,,
Outward and Inward Bound, by J..
W, Wallace, was purchased by DIR. W.
J. Bates, for $3.50. Thus IL a hne mar,
inc view, representing the passage oil
two vessels, one homeward, the otner
outward bound. IL was considered by
many TO he one of the finest OF the col
lection.
Mr.. A. Pollack was the purchaser OF
another OF Wallace's paintings, "Iwl,
light After Rain" for which he paid
S2l.
Two companion pictures after the cell
ebrated Kaulbach, OF Munich, were
purchased by Mr.. J. r. McCourtney Tor
S33 each. Preparing the Bride" repre-
sents four figures, the central one the
bride, who is undergoing . the maj
touches preparatory to her wedding;
The drapery is very finely executed
and the light and shade
a Iects upon the white head dresses If
suberb. "Going TO church" shows the
groom leading out the bride. II is a tine
painting, but possesses rather less
merit than It's companion. -,
These composed the paintings sold
and il as scarcely fair beginning. The
scale will be resumed this afternoon
and will no doubt enlivened very much
The best pictures are unsold, including
the fine genre sketches we have before
mentioned.
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non, for Presideli, but are willing 10
snnnort whoever the Convention brings
Forward / think ]. n. Camden 10 the
General favorite for Governor,
The farmers are now preparing ths'r
WOOL for market Shearing VIII CON-
,nence In q few DAYS. The farmers are
holding their wool for so cents, but
there have been no sales OF WOOL mere
vet. ,.as,b.
q, and there is lots OF corn lying in the
Ground that has been planted Tor two OF
three weeks. Wheat looks toieraoiy
well, but l think the present dry spen
will have same effect On 1t. III.
Locust year has come again. tne'
are getting as thick as Kansas grssshop-
pers. ..n,,v
built a new store at this place, anu 10
doing good business. -.
Miss Alice Sisson, OF Bellaire, mas
come to this place TO trim hats anu "
do millinery work in general. -.
MIR. James Mailing, OF Cameron, mas
moved here and started new shoe
store. .,,;,l .
We saw some boys fooling with a
seine few days ago. we DO not khoM
what their intention was, but beware
bows il YOU 20 to the creek and get hs',
~ 'o'' PAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25
MURDER IN TROY.
Three Men and q Child Shot In
Desperate Street Fight.

Troy, n. Y, May 24.--During q fight
between ronghs this evening, John
Wall, an exeonvict recently released
from Clinton prison, shot and killed
supervisor Phillips, Of the llth ward,
who Was attempting 10 quell the dis
turbance. Wall aed. pursued by the
Infatuated mob. During the chase q
duel took place between Wall and
the pursuing officer, aud Officer Owen
Duffy was shot IN the head aud side. but
not fatally. A man named Frowiey was
also shot and injured slightly, and q
child vas shot 10 the hand. The Wild
est excitement prevailed. Wall, when
captured, had narrow escape from
Iynching .#f tr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25
Health Iuspection.

A very important WORK is now going
on in the Health Department OF the city
government, VA. Inspection OF premi-
ses. Some time aeo Colncil granted the
Health Committee the authority 10 ap-
point eight Inspectors % work Tor not
more than ten days at - per day each.
These inspectors art: Eirst yani, Mach
ael Edwards; Second wani, Stephen
Tracy; Third ward, J. W. Clark, Fourth
wari, VIM. Love; Fifth war'l, Geo. Mil
Ter; sixth ward, ThOs- Bennett; Seventh
ward, Cornelius Morgan; Eighth ward,
Thouas Sweeney. For TIE past tes
dlys this work has been IN progress and
is nov nearly completed. The inspectors
report to the health officer such prem
ises as require attention and he notifies
the owner or tenant. In this way il Is
expected 10 80 improve the sanitary
condition Of the CITY as TO put 1t beyond
danger OF any summer epidemic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25
The Van Guard Arri.es.

CHIcAGo, May 2i.-The Greenback
headquarters have been opened at the
Palmer House, with Gen. b. Y. Butler in
charge, .F .Ft-s-..s
The delegates to tho National Re-
publican Convention have begun
to arrive, and the hotels are
rapidly filling up with visitors and poll
ticians. The various headquarters al
ready present scenes OF great activity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

a 0Oa2 60; other stock " 0C(S4 20;
stocke rs slow at s. 00SY 80.
Sheep = Receipts 400 head ship.
ments leo bead. Market weak but &C.
tive; clipped q .Q00A 20; wooded % rs.
Ths jotrNofS London cable fepors
c:ttlS sk1eay; bot Amehoen. steers Ice
49, ~sishr jSoop batter q lc higher;
lat xnes!can l6ng woossd Tie.
sti nsw Yort.
N.v YosK, May A.-Reeyes-Re-
..in,s & eco. head; making u, $40 for the
~ Alter q brisk opening at small
sSv.rcs the market closed barely
1870. no poor cattle in the market;
s~treme range for steers In lots Us 76s
sno0 Espoftsrs used about 2, 300 head;
. ~ Tor the week $3.50 live cattle,
( IN ensrtsrs OF beef, 1880 live sheep,
I740 esrcssses OF mutton. li6 live hogs,
900 dressed hoe. -
Sheep-Receipts 10, 500 head. making
40 40 head for the week. There tas =
brisk com petition for export sheep.
othervise the market was tame with q
Ssd f,nish. Sheep all clipped ranged
from q 90 to % 50; lambs from W lsi
!" HaSo0~s-Receip.s 1906 head. making
OK on foa the week. None offered alive;
m demsu even ut the nominal range
Of a 50 to 81 90.
East Liberty.
E,r Lupssrv, Nay X.-Cattle- Re.
lint. sincs Friday l,802 head Of through
and 527 head Of yard stock; total ior the
week ending this DAY Psi head Of
through and 7et head Of local, aesinst
& N head ol through and l.0os head Of
loesi The Veek bSiores me run nor yard
ssIss - liaht, aud nothing y doing Tor
shinment All the trsde 10 70 rstsilers
mi local butchers, aud that 10 very slow.
p,ices About the same nc last Monday.
-, a. foIIovs: Rest butchers, 800 10
! m, Ina. a Q6tA6 10; tair to good. 100
- s0O liz. 81 sO(14 IS; common and
i;,ht 400 TO 200 lbs, s. 1904 90; stock
90 none. ON the market; bulls, cows
and stays " 2S@s7 rs. sales to-day $50
head. A, A.,
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1890 head;
total Tor the week 1000 head against
10. 10 head the week before: Philadel'
phiss a 5O(a.4 10; Workers ~ 1904 10.
Receipts to-day S,eoo head;
total for the week q goo head, against
10 600 head the week before. Selling
at IS 1905 Is.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May @.-Beef Cattle
Market slow and prices shade higher
Very best SlSSle iirst auaaa,G.Sss , t.g Ho.;
Of the sales were from &c to 5ic. Re.
ceipts 2.69e head; sales lois head. 80
Swine-In moderate quotations, 5is'
6lc. Receipts 100 head.
Sheep and Lambs-ReceiPis o'd'
head. Quotations: Sheep " OWa "n'
lambs 81 50(S7 W.
Cincinnat-
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Hogs-ln good
demand; common S 2S(sS No. light
a. OO(O4 rs; packing 81 1904 %; butch.
ems "a 3O(ai 10. Receipts 700 head;
| shipments LOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25
WESTON, January 8, ls7'

WESTON, January 8, 1879.
Nsxrs. Lasghiia Bros. & Co:
GKxrs-I md your Worm Syrup the
best article OF the kind in the market
There is q great demand for Il, not be-
cause OF any effort Of mine 20 sch ii, but
because OF its great merit. The cures ef-
iecsed by il are wonderful
DR GSo. B SnrsoS.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YopK. Nav 4.-Dry Goods
There is no change in the general condi-
ton OF the market. and business contin.
ues quiet in all departments. Cotton
Quiet and jobbing quotations irregular.
Prints dull and unchanged. Ginghams
in fair demand and firm. Mems wear
woolens continue quiet. Foreign goods
i'm light request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

WAsHINGroS, May %, l A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley station
ary barometer and temperature, with
PARTLY cloudy weather and possibly &C.
casional local rains; south wind.
For the Lover Lakes, stationary
barometer. stationary or higher temper
ature; winds mostly south; cloudy
weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

IL the cure Of Consumption there IL
probably no known medicine equal 10
the Syrup OF Hypophosphites prepared
by Mr.. James !. Fellows, chemist, r.
Johns, n. B. A number Of cases have
come under our notice the past year
.when the results which have followed
its use have been astonishing. We write
this unsolicited by any one, and advise
the afflicted 10 try IL
EDIroR "CoLoxfAL FARnxA"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

IFyour head and back ache, and you
feel bad generally, you are Liable 20 have
the typhoid fever. A few doses oil Nc.
IAins Wheeling Pills win fx you all
right in Q few days Don't take any
other. Sold by most dru0isaA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

The choicest variety Of $40
and sI2 business Suits I'm las
simeres and Cheyiois- boys ana
Children's Suits from - mp.
Come and get your moneys
worth az Oeh'n Co.'S. the One
Price ClOihieFs, 1873 Market
street, adjoining Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

In the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, in session at Charleston, y. c., yes
terday, decided ground was taken against
the extension to women Of the right to
preach.
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DouDEnyLLR

Political Wool crops -osnsral Hsvs-
.saw Personal 6e
Politics is quiet and unchanged al
present With no particular boom for
anybody. The Republicans swear they
want no third term The Democrats
speak iavorahly Of Hancock and ssy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

JACOB w. GRUBB, the Jew
eler, offers bargains In We'd
ding Presents, corner Tweiitn
and Market streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

Nbeelins 3esister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to Now Advertisements

Remnants Of Lawns. ;. Rhodes u
Co.
Wanted Agents.
Firemen's-Pic-Nic.
Step Ladders-Nesbitt X Bro.
Change of Time-B. X %. Railroad.
Good News for the Alilicted-Dr. j.
q. Mccoy.
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A Household Need.

A book on the Liver, its diseases and
their treatment, sent free. Including
treatises upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver, Jaundice, Blliousness, Headache.
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc.
Address DIR. Sanford, l62 Broadway,
New York City, \. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

0UR drug stores are now supplied with
"Malt BItters," the new Food Medicine
which has done somueh good and comes
to US 80 highly recommended. Try IL.
IL NAV save Won heavy doctors bills.
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LIvh BTOCK.
CnicaEo.

CHICAGO, May "a. The Droeers jour.
nal reports hog receipts $4,000 head
shipments 5000 head. Large receipts
but depressed market At 5C9l0c lower;
mixed packing "a 10; chiefly " 0OC@
10; choice heavy 81 2OCs4 30; light
81 coal Is.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; ship
Rents 1000 head. Market dull; co,n-
mon to good native - OOt14 Is; west.
ern cornfed - O0(sI IS; Texans IL IS
(12 IS; native butchers dull; cows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

Headquarters for Hanan & Reddish
handmade shoes, in all styles, and far
superior to any other make, for sale by
|. v. Blond. liSl Main street .Fr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

A full line Of Chip. Leghorn,
Milan, Seyen-end and Tape
Hats nt Bells.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

Aiine assortment of French
Moniures lust opened at beiis'
II22 Main street.
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Prizes to suit everybody. II you
want bargains in shoes and Slippers,
call AZ l. V. Bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-25

- different styles OF Lace Top
Isle Gloves, Just opened al
Bells.
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Infants Lace Gaps for soc. NJ
Rell.'. Il22 Main street.
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THE Black Cashmere that We reduced
from S5e per yard to SOC is the greatest
barxain IN the city. Geo. q. Roth.
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Com and see our Carpets. We viii
give you q bargain for cash. Geo. @.
Roth.
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UNDERTAKING attended to by Robert
Luke, No. 1890 Market street, near
the postotioe nj reasonable rates.
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ChiIdren's GauEe Vests for
I24e. al Bells.
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LIT Has Great Merit I"

CohE and see our yard wide Brown
Muslin az Sc per ward. Geo. q. Roth
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Wheeling Nail Men.

The nail men OF this city held their
regular Monday meeting Yesterday
afternoon at the Office Of the Riverside
works. The mills were all well repre-
senied and the present position and
outlook freely discussed. No action
whatever was taken on anything.
The shove unders employed at the
muck rolls are becoming somewhat dis
satisfied with the present rate oil salary,
aud submitted 10 the meeting, Yesterday
afternoon, with the request thai their
wages hereafter conform Herewith, the
following scale: The first column shows
the price Of nails and the second what
the shove-under IL 10 receive per ton;
s-ss---s
tlso..-.--.-..-...-..--.- ~
'.'-.s----
~
This scale was discussed, but nothing
done
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LADIES Fine Md Button Shoes, hand
turned. Al l.. V. Blond's
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Roth's.
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Our Zoe Bleached Muslin il good and
cheap. Geo. q. Roth. r.. .s
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Tnar,nometer Record

100 STYLES OF Cbildren's Hose
from &c upwards az Bells.
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ouR lOe Lawns are the cheapest in the
eity. Geo. G. Roth.
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Weather Indicatlona.

7sl2SSrN.7rN.I7A.N. I2N.SP.S. ~, n
"a = Il 20 20 - - 81
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Reuember-Frisnds, Remember,

A LARGE line OF silk Psrasols to be
sold cheap for cash at Geo. q. Roth's.
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MONDAY

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
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To Gents

This sale was DISCUSSED, but nothlnl
done. ...... .r.
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CINCINNATI, May 24.-Hogs-ln good
demand; common " 2S(sIS w. nRh'
81 OOCS4 rs; packing 81 1904 %: butch
ems "a 3O(h4 10. Receipts 2.Oc head:
shipments 100 head.