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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
County Convention.

The Democratic voters OF the several districts
OF Ohio county are requested Ia assemble AZ TIE
places hereinafter mentioned, on saturday, June
l., lNsU, between the hours Of and o'clock T.
NJ aud elect thuye delegates ~ the County Con-
ycutiOn which vi meet at the Court House ui
said county GA Monday, june H. lN,u, al 10
O'Clock A. ~. lot the purpose al nominating
candidates for the different county uHiCcS aud
Tor mCmbeTS uf the House Ot Delegates.
The following places aud Judges have been
selected tur the purpose OF holding said election
Washington District city prcCiuCu, Ntgt.Uut
Hos, HouSc-judgcS, j. r. Carpenter uad liUus.
" Phillips.
Fulton frcciurt Fulton school House Judges,
John ZocCkltr aud Michael Stein
Madison District Market Huusr-Judgv> Dan
lei schambuI aud ]. H. sheppard.
Clay District, Court IuusC-JuGgv,, Frank
Hildrcth aud Michael Reilly.
Union District, Atlantic Engine House
judges. Casper He'll and John Boring,
CCutrc Distinct, Hose HuuSc-JudgcN, l.. ".
stephens aud Thos. Sweeney.
Webster District United Engine House
Judgcs, J. NJ Todd aud Charles Rice.
Richie District. Hose Housc-ludscS, Charles
QUO and William Toner
TriadclphR District Heirs HOtel-Judgus, W.
!. Brown aud James Creighton,
RiChlaud District RiChiuud school HuuSc-
Judges Peter nvlHplain aud W MCCnllOCh.
Liberty District, Centre :, huul lluusc-JudEr,
Vincent NAumCtrv.
The Judges arr required tn make n return pro
perry Ccrtitvi OF the books papers aud ballots
used at Nid election precincts, To the number al
votes cast for each particular candidate for dele
gate together with the names Oi delegates ttvC-
ted ~ the Convention. which meets on Monday,
the lith day OF June, lSSI
The nomination Ot all county district pihCVrS,
aud the selection pt delegates Ia The state Con
VCutiuu which meets Ia the city ot MartinSbug
on the 18th Of July, and the Congressional Con-
yenliou which meets In the city uf Wheeling uu
the nth day OF August, 1850 il postponed 10
future time ~ wei, also, a. CouicrccS 10 the
Judicial and Senatorial Conventions hereafter Ia
De- called ". e. HANbLAN, PUs't
D. n. GOOD, Secretary mRlOi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
nooa Health Makes Earth a Heaven.

Remember that Dr. Guysotts Yellow
MI and Sarsaparilla has proven itself
~ h. the best blood purifier ever dlscoy-
Srri and is positive cute tor ScroinlA
and all Syphilis disorders, M ,,asss
ri the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders
-, n.,h,litv. All Urinary and Digestive
,ronhles' etc. Price Of large quart bot
,isS With iull directions, slo0. Asing'e
bottle viii prove to you its merits as a
bealth.renewor, for IL acts like ehaIn'
rsl;svins both physical and mental dis
tr,,Ss. driving out OF the human system
the many Ills that flesh and o'1od Is he GU
~ and restoring the natural yleor 20
Sn,b mind and body, exhausted by dls,
800 49, and suffering. Il makes the ODD
- xanns and buoysnt IL makes the
~onns iecl CAV. Laughlin Bros; 4 Co
ssU OS Ian iist 4 Co, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling; West 4 Gilmore, Agents ior
Bridgeport U.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
SOMETHING NEW AND GOOD |
Excelsior Tooth Powder !
Legal NOTICE.

state Of IVES, NiUiuia, tu.Nit
At Rule, held la the CLERK ; Office of the tuun.
"a Court az ohio county ON Monday, the Arti
day of May, A. u lNN".
Mrs. Julia \ Fond, plaintiff
".
Mrs Mnyarrt : Jones. wife cd John J Jones,
IuhuJ Jones. Committee of John llauilsn ian
insane person. Louis NJ. Cole Joshua hurley,
Julia " BuTlCy. and the children OF Ms.
Jruupt Hurley, the children Oi Mn. Elizabeth
Pvaryc, the childpu 81 Mn Catharinc Nc
Levine Charlie, I C0wuu aud Robert COwan,
d,yisvvs uf John COwan, deed, defendants.
~ CHANCEEY.
The object IT this suit IL ~ have the dover
rghtui Mr. Julia 4. Fond set apart In the one un
divided ih interest in certain panel or tract of
land commonly known a, the B0gg's Run Min
lux Cumpauy's coal lands, which said one I'M
divided 9TH Interest was conveyed 10y W W
CuHNltu, by deed bearing date the 18Th day ui
March, A. u lSip to the defendant, Margaret
Jones Aud AFFIDAVIT having been made that
the ,aid defendants, Louis NJ. Cole aud Joshua
hurley arr uDn.rosiicntS Of this Stale, aud that
the names Of the children of Mn. Jcnnet hur'
ley, aud Of the children oiMts. Elizabeth Pearce'
and ~ the children of Mrs. CathArine McLeyne,
dcVi,cvS uf John CowAu. deceased, are unknown
ta the plaintiff the said defendants Joshua Bur
ley and Louis NJ. Cole, and the said defendants
whose names are unknown, arr rcqugcd 10 ap'
pear al cr due publication oil this order, IN the
CLERKS Office uf our said court At Rules 70 lie
holden therefor, on the nth Monday OF May,
A. u. 1851, and do what IA necessary 10 protect
their iutCrcts.
NN. =. HUBBARD and WN. H. HEARsE, soliei-
ton for complainant mAsoaNl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
THE COMING PRINCE.
Queen PictOria's Youngest Son
En- Route for America.

Prince Leopold, of England, is ON the
ocean, having sailed ON Wednesday
from Liverpool Tor America, accompan-
ISL by the Hon. Alec lorke and DR.,
Rhyl. lie will first visit his sister, the
Princess Louise, at Ottawa, then follow
II route including IT. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Washington, New York and
Newport. lie will, in all, spend four
months in America, being anxious To
see the New World aud gather fresh eX-
pcriences. Prince Leopold George Dun
can Albert is tho eighth and next To
the Youngest child OF Queen Victoria,
lie was born on the 9TH OF April 1851,
and is represented ~ being II studious
aud reserved young man. During much
ui his lille hc has been IN precarious
health, and when about leaving the
University ol Oxford Tor Windsor To
pass the Christmas holidays, during his
last term, hc VAS IN such feeble cundl'
ton that he had To be carried from the
railway station To the carriage IN which
lac was conveyed to the castle. On July
26 1874, the Queen asked Parliament
for a grant Tor his support, he having
lust previously attained his majority,
An annual grant ui S7j, ZOO was voted,
but there was some opposition in the
House OF Commons, aud large Open-alr
demonstration against lt. Prince Leo
puld is a Knight ui the Garter, and the
holder of several other honorary orders.
The Prince has u better reputation than
either ui the other males OF the royal
family. lie II high IA Masonry, Is
President oi the Oxford Branch Of the
England Temperance Society, aud has
expressed desire to take Holy Orders
lie wishes much To do this, hut the
Queen opposes his desire fear
ing that ia the Princes weak state Of
health he will do himself harm by un-
dertaking any mental or physical labor.
The Prince Is also distinguished for a
love Of literary pursuits m which he
Is quite unlike the most OF his family -
he has written two books Travels R Hlly
aud IN, POidr,.GiioH Of Light. lie made
his first speech IN public at Oxford IN
1879, when he acquitted himself well.
lie made a longer speech than the
Prince ui Wales or the Duke Oi Edin-
! hurg has ever made, and bids fair to
tread in the footsteps OF the late Prince
NhllHAtlAs AN lllN NNNANN AAAANN W. ~
ship aud To the patronage at all that IL
good IA English art. Rumor has, of
course. been busy with matrimonial pro-
jects in Prince Leopold's interest.
Last wear 1t was reported that he has
sent an offer OF marriage To the Princess
Marie ut Hanover, iorwhom his brother,
the Duke ol Conuaught, was an unsuc-
cessiul suitor Early in this wear news
came from England that the visit OF the
Prince To Canada Vas postponed on ac-
count oi his betrOthal to a
young lady oi the British aristocracy.
This lady was Miss Manard the lovely
Eesex heire>s, but the report of the be-
trothal was mistake. Last OF all
comes the striking intelligence that the
Prince is engaged to young lady OF
American decent. The lady is said to
be Miss Mary Florence Barring, gran
daughter ut Lorl Asburton by his first
vile, Miss Bingham, who was u daugh-
ter oi senator William Bingham, Of
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
Romembor- Friends, RSmSmbsS

that Dr. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher'
~ has proven itself To be a positive cur
Tor Consumption, Asthma, br0neh iu'
and all Lung diseases. IL has saved 'hS
lives Of many even after the doctors hAu
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that /. cues right Ia the rlsn'
spot" soothing and healing a. u by wa
gic all soreness of throat aud lungs a
single dose taken at bed time wih se"-
tly warm the blood, cause reirSsl''Ns
slumber, and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be- gOao. None zen
nine without signature IT Sanford n
PARK. I.args pint bottles Sl;Oo. Keep
a bottle always on hand, twill save YOU
many a doctor bill. Be sure your drug ,l
gist gets the genuine Tor You, laagellH
Bros. & Co, and Logan, List = 70,
Wholesale Agents, Wheebngi Wess n
Gilmore. Agents Tor Bridgeport, "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
DATA FROM DODDRIDGE.
Camden and Wilson the Favor
ites-Local Aspirants and Fa-
critics


Correspondence Of the RkSisrEk
DoppRipoE CovSrY, May Is,
Our people are awakening to the in
terests Of the coming Autumn elections
they are composing the claims OF the as
pirants Tor the offices etc. cit is now
pretty conclusive that in case J. \, Cam
den will be candidate in the State
Democratic Convention for Governor
he will get the solid vote of the delegates
IRON this county as far as learned Col.
wilson will be our first choice for Con-
gress. Geo. X. Jingle Esq, OF your city
who will be one Of Wilson's competitions
in the Congressional Convention was in
this county few days ago looking at the
lay OF the land. Mr.. Tingle is an atiable
and clever gentleman, aud should he be
successful in the convention our people
will cheerfully support him. That the
Democracy of the counties comprising
the third Senatorial District show will
ingness TO give this county the candl-
date for State Senatorship. Several Of
our prominent citizens have already
been spoken of for the position. Col.
Floyd Nicely has been eminently men,
toned in this connection. He has q
large acquaintance, and many friends in
the District who would gladly support
him. He was this county's member OF
the Legislature in lS69-70, and was an
efficient representative. Should he be
made Senator, the people OF the third
District can feel that their interest is safe
in his hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
Curious Experiment OF Lisht and Heat


liza piece ol wood be placed in de-
canter Of water. and the locus OF a
large burning glass be thrown upon IL,
the wood will become completely
cnarred, though the sides OF the decsn-
ter through which the rays pass vlll
not be cracked nor any way affected,
nor the water percepubly warmed. II
the wood be taken out, and the rays be
thrown on the water, neither the vessel
nor its contents will be IN the least al
ieCied; but ii a piece OF metal be put
into the water, It soon BECOMES too hot
Ia be touched, aud the water will pres
emily boil Though pure water alone,
contained IN q transparent vessel, can
not be- heated, vet, Il by little ink II
be made OF a dark color, or the vessel
itself be blackened, the effect speedily
takes place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
Gard

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretioRs OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c., ell send recipe that viii cure
you, EKKE Oh cRAKGE THIS great rene
dy was discovered by q missionary in
south Africa send . seli-addressed en-
yeloPe 10 the Rev. Joseph 7. lhmAn,
station II, Nex York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
nh phonoGraph.

telephone, telegraph and kindred e'eS-
triesl messengers will all be unliIsd ny
the orders Tor ZozoDoST, when 70
dashed and sounded over the wires. "
is as well known abroad a. al home ~
Cleansing agent for the teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
ALEXANDER BONE, SIR.

ENERAL BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
VI Agent and Notary public,
Merchants aud Manufacturers Books opened
examined and closed. Estates settled, Notes,
Book Accounts aud Rents Collected.
Collections promptly RENTED, and all bust
ness correspondence CouRdCutially attended To.
send by pot adj Tor .u'us and References
oaice, lls Market street. Cmuglcs Block, over
City Bank, Wheeling, ". Va. sepl0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
MRS. ZIEGENFELDER'S
ICE CREAM PARlORS

The largest and choicest assortment ~ COniec-
uOuCricS to De- found In the city including Nc
DouSldS Chicago IaramVls, Rcymcr 4 Bro :
Pittsburgh CaamCls aud Whitmaus celebrated
candies. Weddings Pic Mics and Parties iurn-
iShCd al shortest notice.
Cream Of all havON made 81 order.
maliS No 66 TWELFTH srRkEI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
CRAB CIDER
To the Democratic Voters OF
Ohio County.
CIarksburg Convention.

By order OF the Committee all Democratic
voters OF good standing In the party, are ac'
credited rs delegates a. the Congressional Demo
cratic Convention, which meets la the town OF
ClaTksburg, on Thursday, the 10th day of June,
$50 ANY Democrat desiring 10 attend said Con
ycutinn can pruCutc his certificate ~ do lcgaic
by npplyiug 10 the Secretary al this Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18

FRoM hundreds Of reported cases
where patients have increased in weight
from five to forty pounds while using
Fellows Compound syrup of Hypophus-
phites, Ho doubts remain OF its powerful
action on the organs OF nutrition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
FELLOW
Compound syrup OT IiopOPhOs-
phites

., composed oi ingredients identical with those
whJCh constitute Healthy bIuuu Muscle dud
NegNU aud Brain Substance. Nhlir iliy Us'il u
directly dependant upon -uu" cd them
rs is uuiuu with tUc Biuut, uud ~ effect
upon the muSrlc,, rv establishing che uur aud
toning the 1thrr it 9, capable Ut chyCuug the
following usult,
twill d,,playy ur wash uUt tUu,IrUl"u' U'0t-
Ter aud thus eur. Consumption.
By increasing Nervous aut Muscular Visor, %
will cure Dyspepsia. tsHhir GO Interrupted ugttuu
ui the Heart aud TUIststiHu, weakness, "i lu
tellryt caused los ErIHf. uvNrN. uEyl.tN. ur tlrv-
MAR habits. Bruuybitt. acute ug Chronic. Goa
g,,stiuu Ut the Lungs ,gyu Boa thc tuu,t alarming
attgys
Nrurrs Asthma. LIS, ui Voice. Nrugslglu. -
Stuls Dance, Eptypt,g Fat. Nhuup.ug Cough.
Nervousness. and ~ % most wonderful adjunct
d other trmydir, tu st,tatutus lite dNyUN th1
pgDccS, 90 DiphtHyua
10 not d. deceived hy ryUy,ity, hyarius a
similar tlmC. up other PREPARATION ~ a Nu"so
tat. klt thi, Nulvr uUY circumstances. 1900
Look uut iuT tbr uNuy aud atdJy-,. j. TT.
LOWS 81 ~uhu. ~ O. uu tUr yellow Nmpit,
tu water. mark, Nbi.t b. s,yU Coy hOliiuE tNr IA
pr helurc the ligGL
Prcy 81 .uVyy Bottle ~iN iuJ s..r'
SaId ~ LOtAN, list ~ ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
PERSONAL.

John Barton Payne, Ot Preston, was
IN Graiton a short time last week. MI
PAYNE deals out Democratic medicine
in ailopathic doses Ia the Republicans
oi Preston. His effective work Tor TIE
Democracy ought to be tillingly reward
ga during the coming campaigns lie
mas the ability tn be- power IN the
ranks oi the Democracy.
Wm. q. Brown Jr., ut klngwood' son
nj N a. Brown OF that place, has cast
his fortunes with the Democracy. tie
has hut lately reached his majority aud
heretofore while nominally a Democrat
has taken no active part in politics. lie
Mil MAKE one OF the brightest, readles'
and most talented politicians m the
STATE. lie is chip OF the old block
lie Was in Carton Monday. -,
The annual public examination OF
our graded school took place a. Brink
mans Hall during last week: The lac
nlty under the leadership OF Professors
O'Brien and Rice, have every reason TO
congratulate themselves over the eNhi-
bition OF their work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18

Az xour druggist Tor Proi. Gull
ms,te : Kidney Pal, and take no other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18

sTrtaitetphia Accommodations "a. tIaln 'h'N
nuns bgtWtrn Wheeling aud rrialylpbut,
tnally except Sunday -SCNarN Ac'omm"oa
Ilu ... -.
DURING the day paS,ss backward aud forward -
twrrn Martins Ferry and B,llairc, S'npp,ns
when rpaulrcl az sherman House, htnaNluc'
Hest wheeling and Gravel HILL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
EDUCATIONAL
| WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, MRS. P.

HOw IT HAPPENS THAT YOU ALWAYS
III have such elegant Biscuit aud Griddie
Cakcs2 Well 1t don't happen. II comes asa
certainty because | always use LOGAN, LIST
CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, which
Is pure aud reliable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The following guide is made up Gu wh'oIlus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-18
Tina Table W. & {. G. R. r.

NNANp AFTER MONDAY, FtBkt Ahl
~ l6. IN,l. ear, on the Wheeling sud th
Gruyr rAilruaa will run a., lullpWN. AatS WI
leave tho city ,rurucr Market aui tlcNtn'h
aIr...I. L nj M.ruLrLIA- \ lAIA ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
TERRIBLE SUFFER- NGS At SEA.

Erczen to Death Board "A Vessel Descr ibetl
ms = Floating Iceberg.
QUEBEC. Dee. GA portion Of the
crew of the bark BristOlian, wrecked at
Anticosti on the 22d ultimo. have arrived
here. They tell u fearful tale Of hard
ships. On the 22d a fearful gale was blow
ing. The ropes We're frozen in the blocks
and the sails would not bend. The vessel
became q complete iceberg and was soon
unmanageble. The first victim, seaman,
was washed overheard and then
the vessel struck the beach. The crew.
wet through and benumbed with cold,
made themselves fast to the rigging where
they remained without fire or shelter.
During the night two sailors were frozen
to death, and tho remainder were all more
OF less frost bitten. Next day they launched
the only boat left them, and after much
trouble got to the deserted shore.
Noticing ot-prints, they followed
them, and after proceeding six
miles, the cook died of exhaustion.
After finding dwelling they rested ten
days and then started out to walk to Ellis
Bay, dragging their sick captain in a hand
sleigh, his feet and hands being badly
frozen. At Ellis Bay they secured :,
schooner to take them home, but left
three Of the crew behind badly frczcD.
The captain was finally left at Gaspe and
the remaining members Of the ships
crew. five in number, have arrived.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
DEdTHS,


| MUsseLMAS.-Dec. q, 1880, in this city, Harry
d.. son of ii. ID. and sarah Mussclman. III The
18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of :he family arc
respectfully invited to attend The funeral from
the residence OF his parents, l3l North Shfppen
street, on Saturday afternoon at O'clock. 1t
MCNEAL.-In this city, OF the 2st inst, Henry
Il. McNeai, in the 41th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family. also
Ee-=!::ill- iso-nee Tribe l. .. X. NJ, No. q. Lam
easier Lodge No. 81, l. Q. .. F., Inland City
Lodge X. Of T.. No. ss. are respectfully invited!
to attend the tunera! from his late residence.
No. l33 shippen street. on Friday afternoon. at
21I O'Clock.
Mount Joy papers please copy. 2td
KEEsE-In this city. on Dec. q. 1880. Join Z.
Reese. i'll the 10Th ear of his age.
The relative aud friends. also kOsciusko
lodge No. 31} I. .. o. T., Kishacaq uiia tribe /.
o. l.. ", and tie Brotherhood OF the Union
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from hi= late residence, corner of Walnut and
Prince street,, Oh Thursday afternoon at ~
O'Clock. 1t*
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

Widow Ec,iOt't IoniJht-l:tvcrly > culhc.iy
company will th. evening produce a, Fulton
opera house Petroleum. Y. Na-l;y'S intensely
amusing; comedy OF widow B,'lo:t.' The
name Oi the author is Of itself sufficient guar
antcc of the hulior of the work, while "i It's
tr"atm Mt by this company the LNc"s,
OF Wilmington, where they p!ayc! Ia Il
large audience despite bad weather, h:,s
the following I" say: Tine dialogue is crs;,
and very funny, and the situations highly ri
dlculOUs. Mr. Bishop assumed the ,i:lc role
and m:sie il Il splendid success From the
time she enter on the stag" 10 her final gym
mastics in the forced dance. she keep. the nu.
tlicncc in a roar. Mr.. bishop was ably sup
ported. Mr.. Barron aS the E9d"r, Mr.. Dickens,
as LarTin,on, were particularly good among
the male actors ana the Sprishtly Miss Las
celc divided the honor> ;un"a;s the Iiii"s
with Miss Percy as Mclism.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
MAKEETS.
-
Phfiadeipht3 Market.
December sl.-FlOur


PHILADELPHIA December sl.-FlOur dull and
weak; supeifine ut 8 GOQ3 30: extra u,
IS 75Ii %: Ohio AMI Indiana family s. 500
i co; Penn'a family s. O0Gj 30; ST. LOu,-
family IS 75n6 %; Minnesota extra s. OOa5 -
90 straight s.; OOSt6 20; Winter patent S. 5Jl.
so; Spring do Sc 501S 90.
Rye Hour dull at . p.
Wheat unsettled and Irregular; No 2 West
ern Rel 81 1311 Penn'a. Red and Amber 81 Is@
l13%.
Corn duh and weak steamer, 52052&c yel
low J41aGl55c mixed. HLc.
Oats steady but quiet No. White 49c; No
2 do 411a94sc: No. : do at 4Slll614c; No. : Mix
ed 451aM i5c.
Rye lower; sales OfPenn'a 32r.
Provisions dull outside of jObbiny lines
mess pOrk-Old, sI3 61@l3 50 new. s!4 7J@l5 %
beet EaIns $IS OO11S so; Indian M. bee
81 30; BacOn-smOke,l shoulders SIC sail &c
5HS5Ac; smoked hams ?%II0X;: picked
hams sl3lac.
Lard quiet city ykett!e oIIc: loose butchers
SIC: prime steam So 81.
Butter easier for everything below choice
Creamery extra BIC; 10 good TO choice DI34c
Bradford county and New York extra 23120c
Western reserve extra 24G2J:: ito ,,OOi tn
choice is12;c; Rolls choice wanted, other
kinds penty and dull PenE'a Extra 2I02;c
Western Reserve extra 2llLA
Eggs scarce and higher; Fenn':. 35d4oc
Western 3; 3;el3Sc.
Cheese dull but steady; New York fli
cream at l3Hc: Western tull cream l25zc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
A Car Load Worth a Million.

Yesterday very precious cargo passed
through this city over Tie Pennsylvania
railroad on its way to New York and
thence to tie old world. 1t was car load
Of silk WORMS and silk worm eggs. These
small but valuable workers ofcostly fabrics
Or rather Of the material that forms them.
are packed away with great care in soft
materials in trays. Great care has to be
taken to prevent the WORMS from being
affected by heat Or cold and so skil!fully
arc they put up for shipme:-t that in ordi-
nary cases not more than cne in Z hundred
dies in transit. This lot OF worms came from
China via the Pacific mail steamship line,
and after being repacked in San Francisco
they We're shipped By special train East.
From New York they will <" to Havre
and to Paris where the coi,s;@nces reside.
The value oi the cargo is 81, 100000.