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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
PRODUCE.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 2D.--Flour-Dull
and weak, without quotable. Wheat
Western excited and higher for spot;
futures quiet and steady; No. 2 western
winter red, spot and seller June III %
(9l PSI seller July 81 00st9l O9I; SELLER
August IL O6iGdi 07. Corn-Wcstern
lower; spot in good demand; futures
dull; western mixed, spot and seller
June lDim50c; seller July i9l@i0lc;
seller August iD(ai0.c; steamer i5c.
Oats Fra aud .airly active; western
white 3iGr3jc; 10. mixed 33c; Pennsyl-
yania 3i(G35,. Rye Nominal at S5a
SIC. iIay-Unchanged. Provisions
A shade easier, but holders holding firm
Tor joh lots; no car lots here. Butter
steady; prime Ia choice western packed
l2@l6c Eggs-Nery dull and weak at
lie. Petroleum - Unchanged. Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes. ordinary Ia prime,
l39l6c. Sugar-t'irm; A soft 0!c.
Whisky Steady at 81 lllC9l IL.
CHit ago.
CHICAGO, June 20. -Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower
No. . red winter SOC; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 lc cash S7sc seller July; s5c
seller August; S3c seller September /;
No. 76c; rejected toe. CoTn-Dull,
weak aud lower at 33iGD3ic cash; Sale
seller July; 3Isc seller August; 35c
seller September Oats Steady and in
fair demand al 23ic cash 23tc seller
July; 22!c seller August. Rye-Dull
aud lower at 75c. Barley Steady at 75c.
flaIsced-Atsl %. Pork-ln fair de.
mand but at lower rates at sll Soil 87i
cash and seller July; Sll 05(9ll 97i
seller August aud September. Lard
Steady and in fair demand at 50 52bC9
@ 55cash and seller July; 81 57iGI8 90
seller August; 81 62! seller September.
Bulk Meats-Easier, shoulders 81 20,
short ribs 81 20; short clear SO 30.
Whisky - Steady and unchanged at
81 o..
CISCISsATI, June 29.-Flour-Es Easier
new and old firm; family 81 90ta5 %; ,
fancy Is 50(96 %. Wheat-Firm; No.
2 amber new 9t'(a9Sc; No 9 red winter
new 81 COOL OF; receipts 5000 bush.
els; shipments q, 900 bushel. Cotton
Quiet at ll!c. Cofn-Dull; No. 2 3si
(13gc. Oats-Dull aud nominal; No. 2
mixed 3Oc. Rye-Quiet at 10000.
Barley Demand firm and market arm;
fall &c Pork-Firm at Gil 75(al2 90.
Lard-Easier at ~ "a. Bulk Meats
Easier at - 5O(a8 50 f,acon-- Quiet
end firm at s. 25(a7 62iGds s2i. Whisky
In good demand ut 81 o.. Butter
Steady and unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLsDo, June 2s.--Wheat - Steady;
No. 2 red Wabash seller June 81 Is;
seller July g3lc: seller August 82tc;
western amber 81 0s Corn-Qu,et;
high mixed 40ic; No. 2 seller June 4Oc;
seller July Sole; No. 2 white Sole; re-
jected 3sc; damaged 32ic. 0ats--wsat;
No. 2 2Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

Yesterday morning "Jelr," Davis en-
tered the office of Squire Miller and de'
manded Of Constable Love his backing
Kit which had been lett there. William
handed the utensils over, aud told tho
imp ueqer to darken those doors again.
jeff retorted by calling Love dirty
liar, or words TO that effect. This reused
Williams ire and he struck out and
sent Davis 10 grass and then kicked him
out. JEDI tried tn get warrants Tor
Loves arrest from SIuires Caldwell and
BulgCr. hut failed in every case.
About an hour afterwards he was re-.
laiing his exploits to an sdmiring crowd
in front of the Mcclure House, when
Constable Martin stole 4 march on him
and scoopcd hun into the jail. Aud the
community now rubs its hands with joy
aud satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
rcOn,inued from Fira Po9el

f'N'''- 7
The Republican convention VIII pe
held in the tioral hall OF the lair gro''nns
which has been put in condition Tor 'he
purpose. 1t will be called to order al ~
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Sin, Attendance From the Third Dis"'e'
The special trains from Wheeling ana
Petersburg are expected to bring IN
large delegations In the morning 30
far few delegates have arrived from tue
Pan. Handle and from the entire Third
District. There are less than one dozen
here. ,
Tne Lone, Sad Delegate from the Third
District speaks.
have just had talk with Capt has
sler, the only delegate here from Jack
son county. asked him about Mr.
RiIey's candidacy for Governor Tie
said:
"Riley is good man, but but We
want him for Congress in the Third dis
trict."
"WhatI are you going to make an
other nomination for Congress down
there2" asked.
1--WE have not made any nomination
vet" he replied, shut am In favor oil
doing so. II Republican principles are
worth anything, they are worth stand
ing up and fighting for. II they are not
We may as well disbsnd the party and
drop all talk OF principle"
Sits Down on Atkinson.
| said "Mr, q. W. Atkinson takes a
different view OF the situation. lie la
vors giving the Republican support to
Walker
1T Mr.. Atkinson, who is citizen oil
the First district, would cease his inter
meddhng in the affairs OF the Third
while drawing pay from the government
treasury for his intermeddling he would
s,rye his party better" sail ilaSsIer.
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Adyett' cment.
Sad Memories Now Reourringl

Aud now with summer heats and
summer winds come the memories OF
years past when tcver.stricsen com
munity in New Orleans looked to that
old landmark of mans faith in the chart
" of man, The Worldfamous Charity
Hospital. But, alas, the generous con-
tribulions OF public are not ALWAYS
forthcoming, aud iur steady revenue
this firm hope OF the living and warm
comforter of the dying has to look to the
revenue it draws, by the Intervention OF
wise legislation (prim but stingy NOR
alists To the contrary notwithstanding,
from The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pauy-under grant OF - years, rccog.
nized in the revised constitution OF the
State. The drawings, when g wins
$4,000, occur on the second Tuesday OF
every month, and any information will
he given on an application tn Nj. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La, ore same per
son at No. $40 Broadway, New York
City.
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SUFFERING LONG ISLAND.
Crops Destroyed by Army
Worms, Drought and Rose
Bugs.

NKw YoRK, June 2g.-The army
worms seem to have nearly run their
course in Queens county, and have also
nearly disappeared in Suffolk county,
excepting in the vicinity at Westhamp-
ton, where they have left the upland
fields and entered the low permanent
meadows on both sides OF the bay.
Where from 800 70 400 tons OF hay are
ordinarily cut every year, from present
appearances they will not leave twenty
five tons; and cattle heretofore pastured
on the meadows after the grass had
started its second growth, must
now he provided for ia some
other manner. IL is = serious
question here and in other local
ilies how stock is TO be fed. Many corn
fields have been eaten off by the worms
aud replanted, but in consequence OF
the drought the seeds have not sprouted,
and the prospect OF q corn crop with
many farmers IL extremely dubious,
unless there come speedy and eopious
rainiails. All crops are suffering from
the renewed and longeontinued
drought. bat especially Data sad srsss.
The pasture. begin W ioot q though
siassd BY DO. And lass IN The trssa a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
Ohio and Illinois.

WASHINGTON, d. O., June B.,it Is
exceedingly hard to tell whether ONO or
Illinois Is TO take, after the next census'
the place Of third State in the Union,
which the former has held 30 ionE ca Zen ~!
years ago on nns illinois 2Sss iOI, or
l92 ss2 less than the Buckeye State, and
the Illinoisians are very sanguine thai
their State has overtaken and passed
this lead. This is by no means certain,
however. The growth OF Illinois mas
not been as rapid during the last Ten
wears as in the previous decade, while
Ohio has by no means been standing
still. The race, however, will De very
close one. and each expects to SHOW up
a nopulation considerably in excess oil
three millions. General Walker says
that the present census is being taken
with a good deal more care than the
last one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
rHBBLooDY SHIFT AIRED AGAIN
Tho Radical Ratification Meeting slim
Attendance Some Go to Sleep, anu tho
Rost Go Home.

Tho Radical Ratification Meeting slim
Attendance Some 90 to SIoop, and tho
Rest Go Home.
spt Cisl Dispatch Ia the Register.
As predicted by posters stuck up all
over town, and with the aid Of brass
band, the Radicals OF this place held a
meeting Of condol nee this evening
The hall in which the meeting was held
has Il seating capacity OF 200, and It was
well filled. John W. Mason called the
crowd Ia order, and told Mccormick,
the celebrated kicker nj the Chicago
Convention, to take II stand upon
the stand and run the thing.
lie ace IIssd, and first called
upon George b. Caldwell, the
Famous Bio ldy shirt Warrior
To deliver himself. lie said the Demo-
Gratis thought by the nomination ol Han
cock that the bloody shirt was cImina-
ted from this campaign, but he wasn't
going to let goof it, So he Hung It to the
breeze for about u half AN hour Cap
tam povcner WAS next invited up and
hr held on 81 the crowd
Thought he Would Never Stop
Some Tell asleep aud others went home.
Finally the Captain was headed of by
the appearance OF Archie Campbell, who
had just arrived. The latter was called
upon aud responded in quit u lengthy
speech. Hagans aud several local lights
followed, aud by the time they finished
the hall VAS deserted. This ends the
great call to celebrate, ratity, NC.
MAN.
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THE HARVARD-YALE RACE.
Predicting the Closest College
Contest for Many Years-Strt-
king Difference in the strokes
of the Crews The Referee.

NEN IONDON, a., June 2V.-frtI'aTa-
tons have been completed tor the liar-
ward. Yale race on the Thames, July !.
Those who are most familiar with the
condition OF the crews predict the closest
college race of many wears. The Yale
crew occupied their quarters up the
river about week ago, and have been
practising steadily. The Harvard boys
did not reach here until last Friday.
They at once went up the river, and
since have been practising daily.
There is a striking difference between
the strokes OF the two crews. That al
Yale is rather jcrky, hut II sends the
boat through the water at great speed
Harvard very sensibly clings To her old
aud tried stroke that is strong. even and
rhythmiCal.
A comparison between the two crews
may he seen from the following table:
Weight. Height Az
Yale aycrage........."....,... - ~
Harvard ~ tragc ..........,...' lt' 'io lis
The llaryards will row IN Waters
paper shell, iilty eight feet long, twenty
three inches wide, aud ten inches deep.
It's entire weight 1920 pounds.
The following arrangements have been
made for the dav OF the race: The tug.
boat Wellington will he the referees
boat, and the tug Alert will bo used ~
the Univcrslty boat, and placed at the
disposal ol n certain number ot students
from each college. The harbOr master
aud the harbor police will patrol the
course un tho Cecile, aud the represeu-
tallvcs OF tho press viii he quar,ered on
the steamer Manhanscl. The choice Of
referee tails alternately 10 either college
la 1873, Prof. Wheeler. OF Yale, acted
in that capacity; In 1879, Prof Agassiz,
of Harvard, Was referee. Prot Wheeler,
of Yale, will probably occupy that posi-.
ton. The Messrs. Moran, Bacon and
Getchell have already buoyed the
course.
Among the accommodations for view
ing the race will be the City OF Law
renee, Of the Norwich and New York
Transportation Company, which viii
takea large company oi excursionists Ia
Long Island Sound, returning in time
Tor the start. The grand moving stand,
composed OF cars Of the New London
and Northern Railroad. on which are
raised seats, will accommodate several
thousand persons. The banks OF the
river are usually lined with persons
from the start TO the finish, aud many
small steamers or tugs will probably be
chartered for the event The race is to
be- rowed at o'clock IN the afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
COLORED CLUB.


Last evening a representative gather
lny OF the colored voters of the city met
M Hope Hose house, To form "A Garfield
club, about thlrty-tive being present.
The following officers were elected
President, Robert Strange.
Vice PRECEDENT, John Hansberry.
Secretary, John r. Martin.
Treasurer, r. jennings.
Executive Committee-ii. W. Palmer,
Chairman; Lew Buchanan and Henry
Jones.
Uniform Committee Gardner
aud Ham. Davis
Marching Otficers-lIam. Davis, Cap
tain; Osman Grey, First Lieutenant;
Nelson TAYLOR, Second Lieutenant,
A series oi resolutions were presented
by q. W. Palmer. They are extremely
significant, as they Tepudiato any taClt
allegiance To the Republican party. In
mll, as adopted, they are as follows;
Resolved, That We as citizens anu
voters. adhere to and endors the follow
ing resolutions:
Rcsolrci, That We will give our sup
mort Ia the nominees Of the Republican
marty. James A. Garfield for President,
sndU. A. Arthur for Vice President, II
being tn our best interest.
R,solred, That in local politics We will
give our support To such men as viii
give us, as Colored men, the same rights
aud representation as white men.
Resolrri, That weas a uuIt, do not teel
ourselves under any obligations tn any
men or party for any obligations We now
enjoy, We having long since paid the
debt.
Rfsolrcd, That hereafter We will AT
here To and support a coiored man, ! I
him be nominated by either party, and
do all We can to defeat any man running
tor office who is opposed to our interest
aud progress As people. Being cogni.
zant OF the fact that in the city and
county We have no representations with
populatioh of over two thousand IN the
city draws a cent from the public fund.
Whv is il 81, when other natloualities
are represented d,
Rcso rci. That We SET the necessity ut
adnptiny some means tn prevent our
selves aud families aud educate our
children that they man enjoy the rights
oi citizenship that We have been de
priyed uf IN the past.
These resolutions, as q colored man
informed the reporter, are the extern
sion of the sentiment that is very prev
asnt among his race, which elieyes
that Republicanism Is not the lest med
icine in the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
THE MISGUIDED RADICALS.

Packed Away Like Sardines In Grafton
Caravansaries- Sturgiss Looming Up as
tho Head OF tho Tiokot-A Sickly Meet
ing Last Might Prominent Arrivals.
Special t. the Register
GRAFTON, June 90.
The Radical hosts of the State are
gathering here from FAR and near. To-
morrow the expect To hold little
family "mcetn' y and put State ticket
in the field The evening settles
warm over this little railroad town,
after day and evening OF some turmoil
among the faithful. Ii is particularly
hot aud sultry IN those narrow cells,
which Capltoline landlords, in the
aiiluence OF their satlrcal humor, dignity
hy the title ui rooms. The corridors
between the tiers, III which these cells
are built,
are Clicked With Cots,
and in cells aud cots at this writing
several hundred state office makers lin
their minds), their hair full OF
dust and their knees in each other =
backs, lie horizontally cramped in un-
quiet slumber, waiting the portentlous
dawn Of the 30th OF June.
Comparative quiet reigned supreme
this afternoon in the leading hostelerie,
the Grafton House, but tonight II is
swarmed with
Twisting, Wriggling and Roaring States
men(Pl
The last of the delegates will not ar
rive until tomorrow morning. The al
rivals have been continuous to-day from
noon until O'Clock this evening, and
with each fresh one came struggle.
Usually on such occasions as
this, the prospect is thoroughly be-
logged, hut what the result will be- here
Tomorrow is not hard to figure out.
Each Congressional district will get two
representatives on the state ticket.
Takes Another View Of 1t.
disagree with your other correspond.
ent, as 10 the State ticket, in one or two
offices, at least My opinion is that
George Sturgiss will undou btedly he
chosen for Governor, aud in that event
the Superintendent 81 Free Schools
will 20 To Purinton, Of Wood
county, distinguished gradu-
ate Ct the Morgantown Uni
versity. The rest OF the ticket will
he made up as outlined in another
special.
Rejoicing While They Can.
Tonight the boys are holding little
love least in the town hall, for the pur-
pose OF ratifying something or somebody
old DE Golyer Garfield, suppose
aud talking over the slate for tomorrow,
al telegraphed you. Al they will have
10 do in the morning when each man
gets his REGIsTER, will he to ratify it
aud adjourn.
Personal Mention.
Among those whose scratches are
traced on the Railroad House
roll book are the following: q. W.
Atkinson, Ohio county; G. w. Collins,
Capt. Hugh Sterling, Dr. +. j. Wander
Itch, r. T. Hay, II. ii. Dunboy, John X.
Mendel, A. and VIM. Schwertierger, X.
Cowan. Il. q. smith, OF Wheeling, J. A.
Gibson, Pt. Pleasant; ]. c. Parish, Fair
mont; A. ]. McGrew, James Hagans,
y. Y. Hoffman, Morganstown; j. I.
Barus, Fairmont MAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK. June D.-Dry Goods
Market continues quiet in all depsr
ments. Cotton goods are in irresuIr
demand and prices unsettled, Cotton
prints dull. but there is some inquin
Tor medium and dark fancy prln,,
Lawns and dress ginghsms are in steal,
request. Mems wear wooden quiet, bu,
Kentucky jeans doing better. flannrh
and blankets dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

insect enemies which the farmers this
season have had to contend with are
unprecedented numbers oi rose bpgs.
Wells and cisterns, too, are running ary
in many neighborhoods, and people ere
forced TO transport water, sometimes TOT
long distances, for the use OF their stock
as we'll as for domestic purposes Inc
oldest inhabitant can hardly remember
such Iong-continued dry spell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
Prejudice Kills

Eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed OF misery Under the care Of sew
eral of the best land some Of the worst
physicians, who gave her disease various
names, but no relief, and now she is re-
stored TO us in good health by as simple
remedy as Hop Bit,ers, that We had
poohed at for two years, before using it.
We earnestly hope and pray that no
one else will let their sick suffer as We
did, on account Of prejudice against so
good medicine as Hop Bitler. The
Parents. l.aughliu Bros. Il Co, Whole
sale Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

WAsmNUroS, June 30, 4. M.--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley parity
cloudy weather, occasional rain, NArr
ahIe winds, mostly s0utherly, stationary
or higher temperature and higher bar
umRtRT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
ninanI Klnahip.

Both candidates ior sheriff ct Ohio
county. W. Va, have brothers IN Steu
bsnyille. Geo. Parks, the Republican
candidate, is brother ut our own
"Brnse," aud Curtis Brown, the Demo
cratic candidate, is a brother OF Tom
Brown, oi the Nail Factory .-S'e''be"-
r,ls Herald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
LOCAL VIEWS

The sombre Future Not Cheering
whssiug People Very Dubious and
Not Inclined 10 Talk.
The fact that the State and Congress
sional Conventions would meet today
caused scarcely a ripple upon the sur
face Of feeling In this city yesterday. la
point Of TACT, q great many Republicans,
Intelligent ones, too. seemed sublimely
and blls.iully ignorant thai the conven-
iloas we're % eloss Al band In ell
psxts a the city the rsportsr hunted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

The z. q. \ ~ l.. RailWay Company
ulll sell excursion tickets 20 Pittsburgh,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Chicago aud all points On the line III the
mad, July Sri, tth and Sch, gOod W ~
turn until Jaly 6th, inclusive.
TiCkets be Chll,iTen bstEeen ave and
twelve years 0i 49, Sill ~ sold a oas
hall The usuAl Uxcursion lafe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
The Most Popular Medicine.
MeSSrs. LdugkliR Bros. & Co.;
IrmturnN ~ Va Nnr 10 Is

UTNSIN. I11IIfVItIIf II7Vss u W
LEWISTON, W. Va, Nov. IL, 1876.
GENTS find will need another sup
ply of Worm Syrup. Ii gives general
satisfaction. Whilst il is etiectual and
does It's work we'll, any child may take
Il from its pleasant taste. II is the most
popular medicine, aud my customers
have used il with perfect success, aud
hope my testimony will add TO your
sales. am yours truly,
j. r.. BKlL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
Il Rlum ~ Bro,
60. uOl MAIN STREET,
3al)relIn9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
IudsI TO no~ AasOrslsSmsOtA

For the FOuath- Emsheimer -
IA ,ad at LEGAL
Wanted Agents. ~. -
PnstpouCd-COugregdllonal TIC Nc
sherltts sale oi Grocery Stock.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
Bankruptcy Notice.
NnIlr, Mrs Eaphemia ilasley.
Iudexrd Memorandum Buoks-Stan-
ton \ Davenport. ~
Un. for the Fourth Thos. +. Hey
man.
MAYORS Notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

Ii is happily established TACT that
Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hypo
phosphites will reiarCi vital consupmtlOn,
increase Involuntary muscular power
and thereby harden the organs, promote
vitality and facilitate restoration. IL
consequently Possesses the wonderful
property OF prolonsins human hle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

RAILROAD BoNDs-Heavy; declined
sharply in theearly dealings, but became
hrmer at the close.
STATE BoSDs-Dnll
SrocKs-The market opened weak,
and speculation WAS characterized by a
marked depression throughout the great
or portion OF the day, the coal shares,
Erie. Pacific Mail. Ohio and Mississippi,
Michigan Central, Iron Mountain aud
the granger stocks leading the decline,
which ranged from to "a per cent. Late
i'm the afternoon u iirmer feeling pre-
vailed, and the market closed at a re-
covery OF !@ll per cent, the latter Man
haitian elevated.
The Transactions on the Stock tx.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 1000 were g., @. Il 25,OOO Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 5000
Erie, 1900 Hannibal and 81. Joseph,
5000 Iron Mountain, 10000 Kansas and
Texas, 10000 Lake Shore. 5000 Michi-
gan Central, 4, 400 Northwestern, 22,OU
New Jersey Central, $4,000 Ohio and
Mississippi, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 5000
philadelphia and Reading, 10000 ~.
Paul, 1900 Union Pacific, III 600 Wabash
Pacific and, 1900 Western Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

JACOB ". GRUBB, the Jew
eley, oilers bargains tn Well
.llug Presents, cOrneF E"eii'h
aud Market streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

PHYSICIANS freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, malt Bitters," because
more uourIshing, strengthening aud pur-
lying than all other forms OF malt or
medicine, while free from the objections
urged against malt liquors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

Pyou are bilious aud feel bad gener.
ally yon need good csihartic MciAin :
Wheellag Pills all in you all right IA a
leo days No griPsns in them. h
ssrs al imi,sli0na
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

ATTENTION, PARENTS. To
make rooms tor Fall Goods, we
will sell BOys aHd Childrens
suits at cO-i. Oehm Al to:'
CIolhiers, 1920 Market NJ, ad-
Ioiuing Opera llOu'e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30

kR,MER's lull orchestra give concert
at Blumruberg's new beer hall to-mor-
row night. Grand lunch all day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
E,,ur,,on 20 PUTIN Bay and Detroit

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
on Saturday, July 81, lrom Wheel
ing To Putin Bay aud return Tor
81 80: Detroit and return 500, via Bal
timore and Ohio railroad and the ele-
CANT steamer Alaska. Tickets good ne
turning on all regular trains up to aud
Including July 9TH. Excursion train
leaves Wheeling depot at e:l5A NJ;
Bsllaire 10 A. N. w. F. Redpert, Pass
Ayt. TransO Ohio Division.