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Drugs.

Acid--benzoio per ounce, OF,
acid carbollc solution, 40 cents
crystals, bbc@s2 per lb; acid oitric, $50 por In
acid sulphurlc, b-lOc per lb, acid tartaric, Zoe,
hate s6c per6; Ssssitida s5c per- Is: SaisS@
copaiba, zoe per Id; borax, lIc per lb bine
vitrlol, lgc per lbi calomel, 700 per Id; Gallo.
mel tEnglish), 81 90 por Id; camphor, refpeI.
500 per ID; clnohonidla, 50 per OF; chloro.
per ID; cream.of tartar, powder, SsctoiO psr N,
gum opium, IS 30 per lbi gum shellac ,65c Der
lbimorphine. yiC0 per ozioil bergamot is, loo nor
Id; oil lemon, 81 25 per Id; bromide potass. boo
Per loi q W. iodide potass, 80 O6per 10; IF
oaraway, lgc per Id; SIENNA, csc per in,
stryohnine, crystals, 81 co per o.
sugar lead, 2Sc per Id; flour aulphur, Sajc
per lib; salts epson, $3.50 per 10,
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CATTLE--Grass-fed, yearlingssS @slO year
olds $l2 @ Sl5;3 year ODDS SIG q 20; barn COWS
Sl4 @ $40.
HORSES. Ponies and sheep $l5 to $40. Plugs
$40 TO eco. Farm stock S35 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy 8l25 to Sl75.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--R Rats $50 to 800. Medium sos to 10 4
Extra draught 500 to $3.50.
Hogs-NOne on the market.
MuTToNSHERP-They are guOtaDle HtS2 .hO&S
per heSd. Per weight, 3 80 51Sc. Der pound.
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No In Pc, fcctuenItb

. NkAWR MAhikTrA, Ca, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago bought bottle of Brnd-
Held Female Regulator, and used Il In my
family with the utmost satisfaction, have re
commended IL TO three other families, and thew
nave found Just what 10 Ia recommended,
The Females who have used the Regulator ira
now In perfect health, and able 10 attend Ia
their household duties. We cordially recon-.
mend tito the public.
REV. II. II. JOHNSON.
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by
Thompson, Schott y Co., Dallas.
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wines and Liquors.
NnaV % IN % no an ,,ar asaIInn

ALUOhUL--53.55 70 y ~ per BaIIOn,
MHIsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .25@S4.60 sour
mash, 81 .60GSa, according@sge.
WMEa-C laret, In case, 81 .l6GlS4; C6taw Oa,
per gallon, 81 .l0aS2; Port, per gallon, OIL 20 q
SG; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20Gs3; Madeira. per
gallon, Sl.6O,0S5; White wine, In Os1ss, ~ 20
Oslo.
CHAMFAsNR-Cooks, In baskets, sls@e2O
Heidsieck, In basket, s28; Krug, In bab.;es. 1s7i
Domestic champagne, sl0@1l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5Gs2 80; Por-
Ter. per dozen, $685. so.
BorTLE BEER--St. Louis quarts sl2, Ipints
1o 30, BudWlser, Sl2, hints Sl3 80
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Heats ana Iar0

BAcor-LYng clear sidcs hA, short
clear, Ma Breakfast bacon l3No
OsT sALr-'long cloar sides, lOIG, abort
clear llH. ''N-'
HANS Canvased Az oliH
LAnp-Tierce l3h half barrel, 49,; pals 10
10 pounds, IL pounds, BAgliA,
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holk'LEArilKn oAk-No. ] 3s@39no . 90@s7,
uEMLook-Beai buffalo nlNNghter, g0siSi
goo' gsi do good No. s,2Oi good DANCED Is,
- OAK lIARSrss LrATHBR--No. |, $50 do q "a.
hEALooH -rrline, 81 DO good %, do No y, ~.
FkhscH hLtsKiS-Vl,95 10 sl.OO, &C
cordlng "a. quality.
do No Sl,tO 10 $40, '''''
PnllAptLruiA hIrs-No !. o)c. to sl,OO
accord ng 10 woight.
SHEEP " attempting xAxx per doYcp slO. co.
Lininga. N1ilupQ,t0 ''V
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CoAL-mdian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliv.
cred.
COKE.-60 conti per barrel.
Woop-Oab ,hickoryanu ash sS00 to Q so per
cord. sawed stove wood is retailing al The
rates of ~ 90 10 20 per cord.
CIIARCoAL-6S ceuta per barrel,
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Standard A, nhSlk. on A, l67s Granu-
lated, nss@uk. Crushet powdered and cut
loaf, l2X9l2k.
holssses, Louisiana-Good, 40; choice, 50;
fancy, IS, Northern syrup 45a52.
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Buggies, Spring wag ms, Ito

bHAVTS,-V4WSJi pUIIsi tH0ybIO,
BUGGIEs. Grade b, end spring, top, 5000
9lOO; ditto. open, s70@SsO; duo, side spring,
az uiS.T sISe rraSs sde
spring, sli0@$20O; ditto, phaetons, Sl5O@s2OOi
jump seat bugges, sl75@$25O; platform
springs, sll0@Sl20; three spring wagons, $500
Sll5,
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Coneea ma Tons.

CofFEx-Rlo common, IL to IA fair, liS IA
loi choice, ~ TO III Lsguayra, IL 70 isH,
Java, 5IS4SoHc.
TEks--fmpcriai, tOaeso, Young uysop,
to&6Oi oolong, As2G0o' japan, t0estIo
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A fine article Of olaroi wine, genuine Hol-
land gin and cognac, English porter and ala
you will always be sure TO find o. mo derai
prices at l.. Caperons, No, coo Main stree
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Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents,
wrought, 80 10 30 cents per hundred; brase,
s. per hundreds copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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GKRMAN MILLET-.We quote 81 10 per buBhel
Garden, bots. por paper retail. Wholesale
TX to 2 cents per paper.
COtton--At Ehe Oil Mill, '$6 per ton.
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eats and lardtsre stesdy


commercial exchange upon all points pal
to 4 discount.
Sterling sight, IS 90.
Frances coke.
Marss %.
Sold, silver, other than trade dollar, par.
Trade dollars. At centG
Mexican dullbra 50
Mexican halves
Mexicsn quarters.
Spirits Turpentlne 80.
Ru5ln EOS.
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING,

AuRuhI 10,
Matters were unusually quiet to-day In all
branches of trade, and but little was done
outside The usual channels. Retail trade was
moderately active, as iscustomary on a satur-
day. The weather continues excessively
warm and dry, the drouth being salmost of as
long duration and fully as severe as in 1874.
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spoKEs-Eroin 2 to p, Inch, per ssti Xxx
select, S8i Xxx, e2.75.
sAwNo FKLLoBs--1k to 2h, So per get.
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pxAoaEs-2 pounds, " W 3 peund1
So IS.
TOHAToEs--2 pounds, 81 SO9l 40.
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FisHl.nnc oysters.


FTsH-l2<o. per Id.
OYSrERS-per can AZ cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordas. 65ior. Berwick bay.
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An Agricultural and Stock Jonra
Book Prlnting.

Tho HsRALp STEAM Jon PRINTING w
has Just received complete stock OF new "
purchheed expresely'for the execution q y. /.
work. Those having hooks or nampnls''
PRINT hhould not TAIL 10 call Of the hk.,al
jon OTrioE and see specimens anu atoei'
prices. All work guaranteed.
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hinna- Dry nint, pounds and upwards, l2tl TO
hlpa Ito, wei GATED, 10, groen butcher
hidea, 5kc. Al asinaEed, wet or dry,
hall prices deer atins 800. sheep Bkins from
a5aefbtOo each.
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Agood order trade was consrmme.U in the
wholesale grocery line to-day.
Sugars are firm and have advanced !! of n
cent all round.
Coifees arc In good demand aud higher, the
advance being from u to X Of cent for all
grades.
Meats and lnrhihrh AtnAdv
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Poultry and sssme.

Eggs-9 to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-NOrthern 20 to % l-2 Texas IL q 2
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OuIoKRNs-We quote al75 for springi toi
grown, 81 80.
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REMOVAL.
ALEX. ORTLIEB 81 GO,

Jobbers
Goods, large and
GIG Pnciac
New Yor Broadway
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iii p. m.--Spots closed dull sales 3l'
200 p. m. Futures closed stealy.

Consolidated net receipts 2.0l2.
Exports TO Great Britain 300.
France none.
Continent none.
Channel none.
4tnOh oQl 40
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Vision, Noises In the head th Din ,,,1es
passing unobserved in the urine and y
other diseases that lead to insanii1 anu anu =
me Medical Gentlemen connected n wiiS1
r nf Enr6n are graduates of the best CoIt
arge experience in these troubies n anS
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED n or
ora or case of this kind the VITA r PESTd
1--WE Snnder their special advice and X
or Injurious found In il, Wa rsa st al; IN IN
diseases a. successfully without mercnTv m
SuLIAIIoN FREE. Thorough examina
ana advice, Including analysts of urins
h fdns s OF VITAL RESTORATIVE sS a BOIL
lour times the quantity, $40. Sent TO Snv
dress upon receipt Of price. @. q n
ron ron observation, and In private name n
sired by English Medical Institute M i
Sdive e,s street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postd
Wholesale Agents willlams. To,lIvdv
walker. Dallas, Texas. ''iii'1t
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yellow q, oA@0s. Extra q, g,aiO,
Louisiana Oh, l0-ecafce. Yellow Cla, 1Oj2Sii.
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fine, as; medium, %; heavy, 90o. Lac
bury anu dirty, 5 10 10 cents OF.
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Or. Woods Fayori,
The Great ENGLISH Eiamd

10 u never falling
lTToSr Nervous de5I
| exhausted yifa
! ) lnal Wear
| spe.r1nlatorrhoea,1
MANHOOD, inn
! ey, Paielysis, nj
The terrible cred
sell sell, Abuse, yoVi
foiiies and excessi
'maturer years-suI
loss of Menlory,1
stu do, No ctu
: Emission, Aversi|
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-10

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. 0. U. w.
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICHARD
Nl building every Tuesday evening ct
O'clock. Sojourning brethren In good stanoing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physicians DR.. NJ. HockmAn ana
DR.. @. II Thoma.
10 @. wmTMonE, Recorder.
Eureka. July "a. 1890 iy2S-u
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NOTICE

n NJ. PARIS HAS PURCHASED THE IN.
W. terest of Frank Doutrickin the meresn-
tile firm of T. r. Hutchinson Co. Mr.. Paris
will be the resident partner of the firm in this
Eureka. Dec. q. 1880. DAFT
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SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. 8.
rTyHE STATED ooNvooATIoNs OF ST.
Johns Chapter, No. ., r. A. NJ, will De
held at Masonic Hall. on the Saturday next sue
cseding the pale Of the moon In each month.
00''' ' 4. L. TiTzaERALD. Il. P.
A. D. ROCK, Secretary.
EUREKA LODGE. NO. Ie. r. d A. n.
reka Lodge, No. 10. r. b A. NJ. Will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, on or De-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges. and sojourning
b e s.na IN good Evan n. JONES
ALEX. D. ROCK. Secretary.
BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p.
NEEETs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
N month, at 7;so o'clock ?; n. 81 its castle
All Brother Knights, In good stanaing' are
fraternally invited 10 attend such mesungs.
W. q. DAVENPORT. O. o.
O. h. cADx. 4. Of R. and 8.
AMERICAN LABOR UNION.
UNHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THx
l. American Labor Union viii be held q
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING OF
each week. Any person desiring information
| in regard TO the Union. can obtain the same BY
| applying to the Secretary. at Armory Hall, be
tween the hours Of . and O'Clock ?. NJ, daily
A. O. BISHOP. President.
| A. NJ. OAMPBELI.. Secretary. apl7-u
A. q. II.
| NFgEr EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT
| lN urday of each month, at their hall
corner Clark and Edwards streets. at ~
i O'Clock. THOS. MURPHY, PRESIDENT.
PATRICK HANNoN Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1880. jy2O-u
Il
ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. U. w
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICKARI
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Turn Out Your Stock.

DETE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at reasonable figure by the
month, at his Antelope Springs ranch. 1t is n
good winter range. and will take stock from
town every two weeks. returning them when
desired. ois'u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
ATTACK ON 4 GERMAN NEWSPAPER.
GLA N ID.
Strike of Iron Men.

LONDON, July l9.- The blast furnace
men at the thirty iron works in Cleye.
land district struck against reduction
of p per cent. in wages to-day, and
twenty.four furnaces will reduce the
total make OF pig iron in Cleveland
about LOB tons daily, and will throw
four thousand men out OF employment.
II the strike is not settled in a few days
the consequence will be serious, US some
OF the furnaces will he blown out.
Anew Cable Pro oosed.
LONDON; July l9--The Morning Post
says: By An arrangement just conclud.
ed between the German Telegraph Com
pany OF Berlin and the German Union
Telegraph Company, an independent
cable will he laid from Germany to Va.
lencia and thence to the United States,
at cost OF Gl65, 600. The capital will be
raised by the issue OF preference shares,
bearing 8! per cent. interest.
The Prohibited Socialist Congress Sit
ting in London.
LONDON, July IA meeting calling
itself the Revolutionary Congress was
held in London last evening. Delegates
from various parts OF Europe and Amer
lea, representing the extreme demo-
cratic party identified with Herr Nest,
the imprisoned Socialist, were present.
About seven hundred attended, mostly
workmen. Red flags were displayed.
Mrs. Lecompte, an American lady dele
gate, described the disappolntments Of
small farmers going West, depend.
ing on the illusory promises OF
the emigrant agents, and how great
capitalists in possession OF the railroads
oppress the laborers and raise the price
of food in the seaboard States. Louise
Michel, an amnestied French comnun-
list, then spoke, and the male delegates
from America, Switzerland. Italy and
Germany followed. Prince krapelhine,
the Russian socialist, appIauded the a.
sassination OF several Russian Generals.
1t transpired during the proceedings
that the Socialist Congress prohibited ai
Zurich il sitting secretly in London.
Feeling on the Land Commission.
LONDON, July l9.-The Irish party in
the Commons seem not quite so hostile
to the commissioners under the Land
Bill on second thought. O'Donnel de
cares all unacceptable, and says the
Home Rulers will obstruct the appoint
ing clause. The Conservatives are not
dissatisfied, as john Vernon, who is the
business member, is the confidential
agent of two Conservative peers. 1t is
believed the appointments will smooth
the way Tor the bill in the House OF
Lords. The salaries Of the commission
ers will ba c3 600 each. Sergeant
O'Hagan. the judicial member, will
have rank equal to that OF Pusne,
Judge Of Common Laws.
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At Cinclnnati--Loss $225,Ooo
THE STAR ROUTE STEAL.
Two More Of the Thieves Cap
turrd at Philadelphia.

rHm,nALrHlA, July l9.-This after
noon Thos McDevltt and l.. +. Ensign,
were arrested and taken before a United
States Commissioner for hearing, on a
charge OF conspiracy to deiraud the Gov
eminent in connection with the Star
Route frauds. District Attorney Nalen-
the stated that he was ready to - on,
hNl tho absence 81 the defendants cnur.
sci made i pOs'pDneiu"nt necessa!r,
ari t1r men were held under 5000
Ha.I untjI Thursday next az noon. Val
,utne explained thal other warrants
hal been issued, but ,ist those were the
only ones returned. |; WAS stated that
four bonds had been entered, uron each
OF which Eusign's name appears as Sc.
cNrity ior al amount sggregatine S2i 400
for star route contractors. The allega-
ton is that these bonds were worthless.
M"Devilt did not sign the bonds, but is
charged with having had full knowledge
Of the transaction, and with having
managed it. The routes were not used,
but were relet at higher rates.
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DEATHS DEFEAT.
The PRESIDENT STILL ON THE SUNNY
SIDE OF lIfE'S HIGHWAY,
Ard the Prospects Are That He Will! Trudge
Along Until He Reaches the Haven Of
Sound Bodily HeaIth-Corkhh's
0rders for The Safe Keep
ing Of Cult. au.
WHAT YESTERDAYS BULLETINS SAY.
CORKHILL'S ORDERS
As TO the Manner OF Guiteau's Contin
meut Some Rigid Directions.

As 10 the Manner OF Guiteau's Contine
eut-some Rigid Directions.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July l9.-Dis.
trict Attorney Corkhill to-day sent the
following letter to the warden OF the
Jail:
G,n. j. ) Crocker, Hardea Of tbr Lnittd
States Jni':
DEAR SIR-The Grand Jury having
adjourned until the 18th OF Septemb er,
and it being impossible to ascertain the
final results OF the attack by Chas. Gui-
teau. the assassin OF the President, il
will be necessary 10 retain him
in custody for future action by
the authorities. desire You
10 place him on one side OF the Jail
where there are no other prisoners, and
where means OF escape are impossible; ;
that you will allow him 10 see no other
person whatever. and that he lie not
permitted TO hold conversation with any
Oi the guards, and that he be vigorously
excluded from receiving or sending any
communication except those delivered
by me or received by my direction. |
desire this direction to be rigidly exc
Cuted.
Signed. GEO b. CoRKHILI..
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EASTY'S END.
Shoots His Wife and Then XIII.
Himself-JcalOusy the Cause.

SRDALiA, Mo, July l9.-The DcmGrrT
has special from Upton, Thirty miles
east OF Sedala, giving the particulars Ot
a tragedy enacted two mil, from there
this morning. \ Young man namcl j.
A. Easily was returning home from
Windsor, where he and his VILE had
been working on a iarm. Tie "lie's
story is: They got eff the train at Tip.
ton at midnight: siarte TO walk TO
Barne,tsville, histanc" Of twenty
five mires; proceeded two miles
and laid down 10 rest under some trees
and fell asleep, but how ION" they slept
she cOuld not say. She Vas awakened
by report and blow, and ai'er some
time she yot ny aud found her husband
lying dead on the ground, 4 pistol in his
hand. and his face cOveled with blood.
Sh" ran screaming tn III" nearest house,
that -: q Mr.. Clark "a farmer IN the neigh
hp,hDyl, when II was fOund that she
bad BEEN shot ih oU n tie head, the bail
entering just br'u. TIA" eye and lodging
under the skin III the back OF the head.
Clai!. proceeded 10 wher" the woman
-aid her husband M lying. and found
him w;tb bullet through his brain.
dead The woman cOu'd talk, although
rLi.y wounded. Shr -ai; J"alou-y
cAu-tI the al. nrr husband
rraimJn. rhat hc rai caught hcI
~ aiuItriy win wIan Tor whom they
had woik.i a. WrIsor. ERst"' Ma -
wears ri Az ari hs vii" :! iie
C0Ynnci'- irrv brought IN = rrr'."' III
arrri!Arr- rii,. thr aHrvr.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Irvington. y. Y.-Loss $40, 900.

At Irvington, y. Y.-Loss $4,000.
IRvISGroN, July ia fire this morn
ing destroyed Lord d Burnham's hor.
ncutnra' building on A street, and
burned the beck 20 B street. Loss S40,-
coo; INSURANCE S32 900.
The irving House at Long Branch.
NV YORK, July l9-Tae wing
House at 10. < Bjanch WAS destroyed Il"
fire 10 day. Many of the guests lost all
their effects, The hotel property was
partly Insured.
Atsyracuse, N. Y Loss 100000
SYRACUSE. \. Y, July l9.-The Well
ing Opera House building in the centre
ii the city, the handsomest opera house
in the State. was burned this morning
1t was wholly destroyed within two
hours and was the most disastrous fire
in Syracuse in thirty years. The rsti-
mated loss is upwards OF 5000, 900. Full
ly fifty tenants occupied the block, and
are losers to considerable amounts. The
block was four stories, covering hslf an
acre, and was valued at S200,00O: in
sured for SS5, 900. The other pri"cipa
losers are as follows: l;nsen
bloom Brothers, shoe deal
prs, loss S30,000 insurance $4,000;
G. w. ingalls, 4 Co, shoe dealers, loss
$4,000, insurance 10000; Everson,
FrIsselle & Co., hardware, loss $50, 900,
insurance $4,000; Giles Everson, blank
books, loss SIC 900, no insurance; S. p.
Pierce & Co., crockery, damaged by wa.
ter and gas to the extent OF $4,000, IN.
surance will cover the loss; G. II. Shat
tauck, saloon, loss 81 900, insurance s.,
coo: Chas. J. Powers, drugs, loss SlS,-
coo, insurance $500; r.. B. Croful & Co +,
seeds and agricultural implements, loss
5000, insurance So 900; Warner x Co. s
and many other offices were slightly in
sured. The New York State Banking
Company saved its money and papers.
Half dozen persons were more or less
injured by the falling walls. 1t is feared
one or two persisted in the burning
huilding. TINS is the third time in
twenty-five years the buildings on this
site have burned.
At Cincinnati--Loss 1925 600
CINCINSATI, July l9-The Cincinnati
Coffin Co s six story mandatory and
store rooms, fronting on Richmond, Carr
and Fillmore streets, were entirely de-
stroyed by fire this evening. A large
quantity of lumber was also burned.
Five small dwellings on Fillmore street
were ruined and seven damaged. The
loss OF the coffin company is estimated
at 1926, 900; insurance 100000.
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RAILROAD PARTY
Viewing One of Our Proposed
New Lines.

Ne" Lines.
ra--e>p,uden,v. OF the Register
DEER PARE. julv 10.
This delightful summer resor. = .u.i
ot life and gaiety now. Every room N
the hotel ia lulI and most OF the cottsges
are occupied. For some days Senator
Davis has been entertaining a, his hos.
pilab'e mansion Senator Bayard, &! ID u
aware. Major Shaw, cj Baltimore, and
Senator Camden, ot West Virgins.
Yesterday eveuin: ne drove his tts'iE.
gu.saed guests behind his bloodei teak,
20 oakland, and was followed by ir.
ES,ns, who had seated in his carriage
Secretary Window. 4. u, Gibson,
ISL. OF the New York Sur. and Nr.
lewis Baker. Of the Wheeling ECvi>rGE
TIL, maruir. these gentlemen started
"a q 'aG- n, observation over the pro
.N-at .Iua o.. tie - est Virginia (.Ut:a!
.-. P.,tS.ur-a EGr.ruIu. Nh!vA - iV-
ended o. r.uu".. PlrjSnursh with the
Vagina .r.u or" fields sad ~ Ia "ay
rn.r.u: .s jSr %eSt Eirsjuis's richest
sna. fields taG most valuable forests Of
1wa.-. i.s'r!2 will be one ot leisufe-
y.oy.s", ,r.ou AMI i expected 20 Hccu-
~ s0ms ZEN o~ twelve DAYS. Had It
nn, beau Tor the attempted ASSASSINATION
ni,ae President, Secretary B.alne would
nave h"rG VIII the party. snd, indeed,
Secretary Nrajcm, tar the same reason,
".ty Uot tral ~ liberty 20 make t@e en-
=. lg'@. tn, Secretary tSr'~ endrS.y
ao2-.U' af rar Presidents ultimate re-
''v~-v. ~ he r..p.'. s'S gaat ~ - not
entirely .-,. .. r,..,.-,r. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-20
National Cotton Convention.

ST. LovIs, July l9.-The fifth Cpnvcn-
ton OF the National Cotton EXcharg"
will meet at the Southern hotel here to-
morrow John L. Fai'ttr, President;
Hem" g Hcst-r. Secretary, ami so:He
fA.r.y ... . 80 i:ave airr"t; arrived,
sui o" at IL, more will be here to-
night or in the morning. \ large amount
OF work oi special interest to the cotton
trade country is expected to he done.
The Convention will he N session three
days