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Bemes, nee.vnxn,a r.uow

BoSRs--ws quote mixed 50 ito W per ton
HomSs-2H to cents per pair.
TALLow-.Four and o half to ave cczts Der
pound, wholesale. Retail cents.
BEHswAx--We auote lsc 70 20 csnts Per
pound.
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HeferrinV to The above, / rosnec,n,lu -.
an my frlenss a.d custom ers Of ths -, no,iiy
OF iks Loeb Co that have witbdY,wr7 ~, MI, n,
,nS urn and wsula be pleased 10 bav, t ttoil
s0rs Insir liberal patronage TO INV suesss
80, 800 tI.oulAndor. 1KELORR
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GERMAN MrbLRT--We quote 81 copper bushels
white do, 90c.
CottoD-At the Oh Mill..s6 per ton.
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CANNED 9Oeds.

PzAcMBS--a pounda, 81 7Si pOnadi
90 II.
TOuATOAs-s pounds, "a 30 3 pounds,
81 10.
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Wagon Raod.Hann

select, IS, Xxx, SAYS.
SAWED TRLLoxs--IHt TO *, % per seA
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Ruggies, Reds, wheels a,.a roies.

WHEELS (Saryen. IA Wholesale, SIS per
set; Is qlo.25; O 1928; u s7.26,
SPFING ON BEDS. -Burr's patent SIS,
sl9 and $40 for plain, single and double span-
nes.
SHAFTa. "A 81. 50; q 81
Poles --B So; A Sll.
BUGGIEs .--B end spring, S7oj A side spring,
s75. Strictly A ghpetons, $3.50 Carriages,
SECS. Geptemen's driving buggy, side bar,
$3.50; do speeding, 500. End rpring, strictly A
gl4S top-opon, s65 to so side Prlng do, sll5 to
SIPS; Jump-ur Geats do, SltS; platform spring
do, SlOO three spring do, 500.
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nnIlnn Wool NEarhet.


Fine, 20; medium, 22;@ heavy, 200, Black
bury and dirty, 3 TO 10 cents OF.
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Fish end Oysters.


PtsH--leho. per Id.
IloRsSzRs-per can Is cents fsr Baltimore, sc
Mattagordas.
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Ranging ana Ties

BAeerNa-standard. l0H
ARROW TfEs--S2 80 per bundle.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW

Cotton DoeIIzss I-2 Cent-Graln lr'
regular and Lower-M Meats steady
-Tlour MSIds Its own -BaiiHS
Lower GrScarJss GSDSraiiS
Unchanged - natter ana
1ggs DOwR - CONNER
ciAl HotSs.
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CUR YOURSELF

w uoaaNusas HgVs,sSis rus.se iaul-f.,,seA ie rer
yyiy eH;l oil! forms Of Sp,r-st4t,7i,ta or s,mlnsi
st " Nvnrfbl Bssll!, inpoloAr,, etc. nsd rraiortq
''t Fewer and brngs back thc "leoibipI ylyo,' al
Wo.I N4o nave destroyed Il y seAal cN,uscs or mao
ty' Hl,Shl 40 e tyH weeks lune, ILis rcaCdy Wh!t
tg- KIM ltt' W d. Iohenrgn ia his rilaic practice foi
i NssE,, was ng,,r ksn~u 1, flil IN curing even
,' ""uN' sASE% Il gl,CG vitality aud m,a..s energy
!H. Sectl . y'e Ia dlt-ggyd men 'Aa fecs
A. n, usoNd tg,'r year. l5 mvigoGiu. pfpgeftiat
rt.r,., ~. g,sv A0thE htn suffering ffom tie cOase.
F SS ,s y NAY gfellui,y destructive halt - SIS Abaa
MANY III it"tmt Win the aesnrancc OF sucdy and
i, enrc' The tGt5nt gums NJ oUF,h sna e,as,
ii y, W SIt ny once as Acts duCct on t PARTS aii,o,
lpy"i V'Ut tGl hr1,E tonic ard auodyir 20 ths TO-
rl '""A' Neaic,et tHe if5N.isG us M r.lTct
~ il ,' H. t,s2fnt uSp' 60 t2ir oa s;c ne srua
I'd hRhil nag never bctl udulged ~ Tbs
IN y" nv >Wfie piucagstsa D. s1s3,ts-s.,,, s7st,.
,,-l M, az" te " tNviA G." -. ~ y soa.-
rny siites, w Hn-F', ''ri r'to rI orcacss tg -
XXX isisA,, So, 'a] only " Tff. g. A. Gsse,.ss 4 oifs
Green r5t % ~, 'i,, asiSc NoshiuGoN svGRs sna
t',I IA "fr,s,ss S,t.I.i sscs,.s u. 10 s,,ss
,sirc r ~ ~ w Ne,.,, cavs s,lnon,s, m6Ln5 %
~N " Liiy autse,t ulop receipt Of one tant,
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The market again wont Off this morning
and ruled dull aud droopy all day. Following
are tho reVisOd quotations:
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FOR SALE.

a nssaralhg house, centrally located, doing n
gSou BUSINESS, about thirty boardSrs, viii Ell
nnneap; ior cash, on account OF sioknesa in fam
nSo inquire Tor particulars at the Herald
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TO TRADE OR SEl,l.,

Sne 9nd hand buggy, extra rood,
Five pianos.
Two nne gold wAtohes.
one Kiln gsed, hard brieh.
VnS case nns English guna.
VIII trade any or all fths nboya IN ..,r. 49,,
produce at sash prices. 'oNn"y
A., nate also several tracts OF good Land in
Wis ana othcr counties for sale low.
J. l. RERKRS Main sre.t
, 1881-09-23
An EnEl5Hlnlnn SuEgchax Burning ut
tl,c Stake far t:uiteltu.

GAttsnuIu0, ILL.,, Sept. al.-Amdst thn Kotlcrol
grtf ut tho sad flto Of our murdered President,
would It not be tittIv TO Inquire wal should be
tlonu with tho wrutch walusp Acutlrsed net has
thus plunged this RruAt Euilun Into mn'srnng2
Another pen must ttwul OIL tho eAor'n!ty uf his
otrouso a,ld tho prolonged strornRs nf his Illus
tri0us yetm, while would rAtll0r, through
your abo Jo,irnnl, tiruw attention III tho lnn'c-
quincy Of tho punishment tue lnw hRs provided.
| I.n by no means un atluirtr ut Jlltlxc Lynch
and his e0urt, hut s,treiy II over thGr0 wns u
case III which I'LL outraged people wors 11lst,tlatl
III rrsorting to 1t, It Is this. Can We. ought wo,
tor 30 almost unparalleled nutl GnlIrslys.ked II
crime, rest satisfied witt! tho slow fnrM 0f u
IL Ony could hy tho (uFGut Ut hls Worthless lilo
By lncauA OF halter ut tho hunds Ut a hung
mini
au sure, sir, au, but giving uttorauce to
tho sentiments OF many thousands ut yul1r
icpdega III wishing that hu aht,uhl previous Alld
In ntitt tltO0 luuretot he nalu tn sutIur my tNrt-
htc thAt cAtl bu devised. .1llstiEu III this cN60
seems 10 dcnalId Il, and thy civilized wurld would
kttrcly aprrusu. Thu proofs Iro W untieniahlc,
tho cr!lue. Us 1t 10, u4sn[Elht whnB people t4El
wllcs, wo arc told tlu wretch yet xloritia I'M, su
Ereat, thAt We might sargy aud property fur
rnce net nalle tho 0ssliINlry lnWA III pDwerlcSs
nnd perhaps Gnd blS WrutGhGd cIisteuGu by u
public burning at tho stuk9.
! e!OsD by suggesting thnt tho EtrtctGst CarG
should ho taken thAt BY su possibility shnIll hu
have an opportunity Ut furestal!!nx his i,.uyit-
nbte doom, AN ESul.iBIl1lAk.
, 1881-09-23

SAN FnANctsc,,, Sept. !..-MlnlHg stocks
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments wero sllod FOR
record Thursday, Sept. -:
ttrr PROPERTY.
M!en asoi Il .sr @ Il d x; Fl as,G, a
.'sEsf'1' E Il; s, sSst ati / + /. , e. :sJ.it r. T. @
SS! 4 tin. s s. H; It III;
'sxs!S S!sS =; Il sf l&sf sf!.:'I :.s!s Sas; s
fes HssS'i, dasa sv %"4
a II ,S;s III St Ii 4 $sS$; S;SS i
'' il 's:! i; ss Ss;;: It fs|ss III: s%$ s' ijs
''$S:$ a|: ss;[ fiii iii Ii; l. ;5s i VI
sj ;S il ;:;a;s Il Il Eg;s
i S ! ;;;$;;; Il sS::;; & jS Iii
s$: :s ss Il s;s iii; Il ;s.i !ssif Ii FIJI;
iii S;s i; y; IT.; i ;'s;j SosS;s i Ill:
'% :$;i! i; ij;a ;$iii';$a H. i
I:;s'sssSa S$f; Utility: s
';$ $:s$ !, ID l. iii K Ssi$i:$i$;'S iii:
LAn&Hr n. Hlt-iU hM Hcl!iller ]. iuxl.1i y.
thI toi,shoni ........,......... I
s$: $s'sS K: il xtss,* t.'S$s' f:S''s$ Il
N"r,i! H'f finisted II d iaGbnr 5x
NJ II ,i'!toa sept. q twil,Ian $. fdtls.suu III
s.ata 91a II II Il % Il 3fy.iiiTi Il. I.
n1ro,xsd t"ss1 ss ,.;a, ~ fFsanels 'rk'ler ,n
MONTH eaFx tr m!aa ~ r GiaiH
S1rtt I'anitna T. 2ss r r y of l.ea',a % ~ + S35
Et" It. ~; II 81 i.s,n ny.w L xiii H.
nted sopt+ u fAuRus1a lHutso'' t"lano beat NJ,
,:so It, a1s lid a6ivo $,3ii; II. 'd.lc
SUpt. ii tXht0it Vcisruck to s.stisu i.rty}.... II
| SOUTH uy CITY i.lNars WITHIN a nAnsua or sErEs
MILES orTIlE cuUnr-'luUAH.
sIAsshlet! ~. ~ q F!Eyt:s!xth \. " s. :tx
l?l!a II. dated July u tC. tnAnsalann to IT,. =.
'!:I!$S %ii i I$StiSth & II i;
i;rny to Join ii. 8G
san ln!SsssSav. II its:i fifiy;Isafii, st,wx
i. assa% Sert. IL C !. il"mSlaton q Ii. 10 ,u
r. tlatnd sopt.l tSntl,nH Gorwltll to u. 81.
"ts' 'sse t sos II u !: H. = riliotson to J. il s.
s5"sh Dsaror It. II; /: Il i:ristI.
| Kiln 1t. imnrMyGn. tlatrh Aclt :. III. Ms,d j. i.
tMst,nu - g., ynlsat9 Ill
da.s' 1oit. / tLYnlsn l'ard 10 bnrt"n a. ~ ~
s; 4si ii; il; si$is;S L
WllnEt AItlrclsi s.... ....-.- iM
e a. ssn soI s s,,ta st~
Lulu i. AdrlGE}. .......,.,,........ 1iQ
, 1881-09-23

TiIn average n1yauco On grain nlid provisions
eoat. srstass ADVANCE Quail ou all 5ia per- cent? '
ront' "nn,cs I'M mr. cnut coru rS.x mr. s.nt "u
Inr, t,,: nor cn,,t ,ybnct In r,or ,ont onto m .
a .l '.a a. pes sa eo, ~, mae"a @ :" '' ee oa's i" 'f
The B1mlrp decline In oil, from $1.O0 down to
a5c, uppoars to buyo becu duo to Il to.cvraphIo
ettu1' Nv """S ."t" ~ pio".cuon was loporIea
to hnEb incrcnscd 700o brls.whrrcns It IL 30 inich
1ccrcase. Op tho correction Of tho error tho
,nar,ut rnnrfcd RI t-t.
,,,1,.n ,u,,,r l,o,,,-
s!uuaturu Of lrml,,ois wuro widely roal In
,rIts , =, I'tln.NE tsw yours ngo set.s the FOLLOW.
tnE IN RESPONSE t" re'i''est for his views with
regard to tho situation:
.o sGrosrcss @ u o or srot % cuntos tpau "y.t w;
viii, ii pcr cc,it ne d crop menus IN tbis % TTcnt
eo,lIttry. '''7 - WV
cT "yo y a attention was directed !r to
tGe following conclusions ~ 10 Whcru our corit ri
ror the or,,tnnry rcopfromnnts of thu firm
an in,nsIy nj icnst 10 pereetlt Of iho crop IL col.
oSnss eo fr ~ gsa tna f"ro %otK s!oeK eow s,
hnyo exnort0ai bout il uer rn,t t,f te t.r1p fnr
tic pist six Scars don't G.Iicvo iii lilo 1 o!oIaI M
thIH r,Intrr Mrrr ,ts,sl,i, fsfl ;Sm I'M III ~
cort, in a,,y une vanr: hl1t = i t@ko ~ nor. y.
n mar % n.,f ~ Iii ~ H,rtns fnsnE 1r.,',,, ~" mhfv
so i,ur cent more Of iho cro1, scxuorto fron, tio
@ ar H. IL c"ea e sppcd bM 70 oIop y
to lat t M sss 10 sr @ ca !ns to
g9Hl CROP ~ let!ltlly heGletl ny our tWn penplo
, 1881-09-23
How to Enlarge the IllillafA e 9lfcts!~
gan GAanl.

II, The Etifor a} Tie Ehcd1o Jfta'tnf.
CttcAGo, Sept. .:!.-Suplnse tho csnnl were
cnlurged fruln bridgeport tu Loclipurt to tho
width nlld depth of tile Chicago Itlyer Mt Clark
Btrrot, and tho cnrth Gxcnyatcd thercfrunl werU
duposltn,l out III tho luka ir front 1T Michigan
ave,,lc, what woultl sud lnnd f'o worth III thu
EorlN If lots? Tho aMswer is. 0o'U1J,UN lnuro
ss.An 1t wuulJ cost tntttpusft 1t hore. TAis would,
Of cuursc, soive the water ltld snwnGo questions
u1,l tho question III G,lnrgng tho Illinois s.
Michigan calut. For II such Il volume 0t wntrr
wtrp running Into tho Despnlncs islvcr Ut 1,ck-
part ar Joliet, 1t wo,,il .u.,ko ttat stroam. md
Is II wni1I ba getting tlu cnlntl eh !arEea with.
:n,t ons cn'ls Of cost 10 it. but ny simply giving
the privilege Ut l!llnE up H. pario'i Uf the !nkE,
which will mt t!usrGSe Its vattlg.
This work could be II! progruss tho year r,,'nl
except when FultlIy lrtIz.l, ~ u uht1tnel VI
either side of tho present ono enuf.l bo oxeasand
by try digging without nIy il,fUrftronuo whht.
Gser to naylKnt.ou. md GNrrletl pil cars nud
Hc0ws tn places OF deposit. The remaining por.
tiou ean i,e tuken mt with scuwA. Now. Il thoro
Is a,y yalMo IN these suggestions thoro IL Hreat
value, but alA going tn h" very lnndast lu my
ehHrKcs for them. 1t IL when this thing gors
Into operation nm tn hNvt tho privilege ut pitt
ting Into tho chtnrprlk3 all tic nlnt,py lItay
hayo or cal gct TbNt surely y !nttlcst.
", l., HAMISl}N.
, 1881-09-23

Tho Electoral tua1liti{xnt0iis

IHiCArH. Sept. 4.-Wili yul pleNse ttunllsh
,,., nlIurs If tn,,sp ll,stf,4.s Sc,ntrs n ltcf,-
rr4entnltyrs COMPRISING tho Electoral CUntlls-
INN III lS.H i't.b HtltSth1nEIt'
Tho commission consisted nf tito fu!bwt'i1
p,.,st,ls: Justices nj tho Snprptt,e Cu,irt Ut the
i:uitch stutes-Nntnnt'e 'eInrl. Sls,ic1 J. Miller,
s,pphcI, !. t'rlis, W sirs,iig, and .Jnscph +.
t.rn,jIry; United States sel,MtOrs-tienrEn L.
Ett,numIs, Uslynr L. Murten, Frc!erlck II. Free
ltnshuy.et,, Tl.nInn+ +. 1Iayurtl. and Frnnois
Herman; Members Of tue lIunsc OF Krprcsontn.
tlvcs-llenry d. Payne. Epim lfnnton, Joslntl G..
A1l5utt. Grorsc +. ltonr. uild james a. Cur
ttt1
, 1881-09-23
Wonderful Power.

Whom medicine performs silph cures as Kid
noY. wort y constantly upIlly. 1t lnuy truly DO
sa1n y hAfe W4nflcrlul roWer. 4 chrpuAtcr IN
montgomery, ". hntt suffered fur etKht years.
from tho wtrxt ot ktdacy alseascs, aud lind GeUn
wholly tncapacllatcsl Tor work. lie bayt; "tlua
box made q new mali Ut lHe. al,d sincerely bp-
licye IL will restosu to Aeta Vi! tl,At nvu Y!lI.
Ihry afflicted" 1t lE INV sold In boll lttIuiI uIid
dry yforu,.-N&Abufu NeFs.
, 1881-09-23

Rlnl cuinmrrcsl, Ebia: bnnkcrs nnrks, ai"h
el4,: and comm rcfni, MhDtri!t.
Chicago bnnk a'teurttiXs were 81, 100000 Loans
wCro fairly active 1T 'hls per cent. Currency
WIS iii Tt'nl tlt4nnnd frnm tlo country. New
York cxct,n,,ye sold between banks at H0ca5Sl
por Il, ,UM hiscnltnt.
Cook County Hs sold nt 40, nnl s,is at l03.
, 1881-09-23

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of cnaing articles of prul,ce IN tho ulty during
tho twenty-foIr hours cntlmg ut O'Clock
Thursday morning md for tho corresponding
tiME yenr ago;
, 1881-09-23

rAn1s, srpt. :....-lirntcs. Rtf F..
fAntR, scnt. st-.r. lIt.-Frcnet rcitcA. Rif !Dc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW Oftt.rAsa, pept. ..11-SIght cxetnrEc on
Nrw York, $i.N per ft,OG premium: sterling,
I'M.
, 1881-09-23

y, ,.,'' ~. ~ ~ - LASn Ss' ,..
with ~ "tS 81 tns as ess @ s aceoan 'f Of
light nf'crnss salus wota Iin.'tud to +D hrIn w'ntsr1
sa!,y = s7 r. 81 urls and 40 s9ss M ,rns a, st
@ 'ss.' "at',1 low sfo ,n ns ors s ~
.. @ Toa # @ '' !" e a ias s1 nov w"sf "s
S.u,ssa,. .Ls . low . Grade Y springs, a'odss'a h,s
ess o4sa Il s'sn. s,s9yTs-we,s .s In sar demand es.
nsa'n iowur sae. waro reported Or il sars u bran
I'll: Is'1s Il ;'!snss
es tSsea tt u ssr s ,,s s5t III s 1a a
fhs ,S"se.iSsr i,ssman, s!aosaS t. sSoat T.; rhs
~: III: ss 81
So $$s I: :; II: % Il ) # $
y pas;s xno fsaTsS .it Az :!sas.!.'; MA pfSys
'a 'aa ss .W bynv f si ty eFs uSS. Has Maaksns
Ss5. u ~ 3 fss Hre% s " ss srz X
tsts s @ sessS S 81 w @ @ aa = ed II H. 4s x
iho year ars a;t ncr sssit sTcsas ta', III liz
sS sS, s L si 'ssIssd % sfS Ts M 1S SS
ES$ S$ + a:S:; "; :s;; (!
S$|sa :!;s sSs!S
SS $sfS |Sss; ss$s
s{s's as 'asasr tn s's; III tsss III!
s:;;:i, E!:G 5!;;';;!;: s:| s
ss!isr tlcioIor... .... i:ais i.371sisH i$iya
s$i|s: s$i|s: 5SssSs; SsSs$s::: l } n SiiS s;iSs a3 f
ts, 5s;s ;Sa w. .;IsSS nj !;
saM'Pls Il ::WslM w. . w w. .' ,.. "1 ' ss'' ~. ~
Hvt s,,nnts, @ mtmrrn, III t1tttxr n, in.ot N,
, 1881-09-23

Why do Hop Eiit1oss euro 50 inuch7 1ieca,iso
they KIyo good digestion, rich blood. ind hcAlthy
tctlon OF al tho prKaus.
, 1881-09-23

JUSTICE CLtFF0RD'S WILL.
IOIITLANI9, Mo-, Sept. s1s.-Tho will Of tho lnt0
Aux Justice Clifford. Ut THO Bupr9suo Court,
3lves bis law llbrary In uual shnrus to bis throe
tVs, Quu tAt rusl1 Ut hts llrOtIprty to biz Wlfc.
, 1881-09-23

El[Irt EiIM ELUEEH III FIL.E95gHIU Tut UCf!HGF HIQ
tu ~ IN tnr NVf"mor Lang elears 3mot0I at
bnxet' lt,,xsnt tIAM., 1ts1sc, NWsn- pckted ha,ns
auutett NJ l1sfol!c fnr lstlI ayornHoi Rreun laMs
bAlsl1 Avcr.Er4 d {&IJ5Sc.
tiaesn qMo.e1 at Sss1&c tor sl,ouhlars ilt{asi.do
hntlH. Mll tnsMv1sHtl ind 1nckeA. ..
nGEf-WMn eutut ut fl.75tssu9l for InBss, El9.Wi1
lQu for rktr1l llcys, nrl f1LUAtpsl " for huns,
, 1881-09-23

IlHel,nIlt m galvanized iron u u per ttlt VI '"
niH Mlll II ~ III on GtIutcsIhl. ..,, to- ,hn
NAll.5-WGro trnl ut tAla rates, And EIlb u Wv
c1Ir-nt. r. .,.-
IyylATits7yYTo rn, es se for snuna me-" niS ia
Ht,,al supply at VJasl, ptr - 1.-Two wulH.s le. Fl.
*A.:% I; I'r t lra''o;;shsksn%t !; H ;r ~ woF' sea''0
UtJ.5-WDI1 gsnnrAlIY frn. t.hrtt, carb,n. HsiFs MI =
mid tiElQnkinl MprQ ktrupHs WD HnUt0 Mln oN y
, 1881-09-23

MEA!s-AuFnf,cf1A at'ntlt
GaAy. 9hleH EGta tGjAltsctI u
tlurt ut siJxei atiatt Flc$ green /,
1N fcs KwcGt 1,lek!nil tlO M II
itH1 litfr fur &hvr1ilbHrt
tt!:;Nst0,I' Hl,pi. tl4.'eht!Il.T!!ll
14l.HLv a.,lltr SnyultItptr, nsId
ftir lutiIltttH etttN wutl 1ts f,.tI,
, 1881-09-23

X. },Gf tut IIIa, Init CIf1stlI
I :i,AkI PCS rrNen rllt,L.ls
fsfl1s IN shSJ 1T !t4ct.t'te,
~ Mt ll1f1 tor t}t'ttsbar
l,!ERl,tDh LIS kliGrt rib. nt
u Eulls:r uctOhur, I 1iI.4He
&tU.2D fur .fniltiI.ry. l'rfeus
Il At nj $..1I H. ttl,;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-30

ons Of them asked. cit is about ten
miles" was the reply. Now ten Irish
miles at the end of'a ten hours tramp
is no light thing to contemplate. fat'
however, simply shrugged bis shoulders,
took out his black pipe and lit u, saying
cheerily. "Come on, my boy; It's only
ten miles, and that's but i've miles
apiece for the two Of rs" And on they
trudged.
Out late civil war seems to have upset
for the time all our peace principles and
most of our peace phrsseoiogy. Clergy
man, " no are apt to have set oil cant
phrases. once in q while get themselves
into difficulty. In quiet times, when
all the States were like a band OF
brothers, it was very natural to talk
about turning the sword into a
pruning hook, but in '62, when it be-
came necessary to turn every pruning
hook into sword, the old phraseology
was singularly out OF place. A certain
minister found himself in q very I'M
pleasant position when he prayed Tor
a regiment that was just starting out
for the seat of war, that the men might
be bold as lions on the field OF battle
and as harmless as doves" Women
and clergymen never wholly recover
from a scandal, though it may have no
shadow of truth in in it. The Arabs
saw, lake bit Of mud, dab it against
the wall; if it does not stick it will leave
its mark"
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THREE WOMEN.

lLree women went sailing out into the street
- To The brOSn stone iront where tie RED nag
huu>.
They jOsiled the crowd all day ON their feet,
White "soiDg and going and gone was
sung.
Fcrwomen must 20 where bargains are had.
And buy old Trash. II ever 30 bad.
AID husbands must ever be groaning.
Three husbands, all hungry, went homeward
But when they arrived there va, nothing to
Three women. all crazy, and feeling so lne,
Were Cabling of bargains along on the
street
For women must talk Of Bargains they buy,
And homes mus. suffer. snd babies must cry,
And husbands must ever be groaninS'
Three women were showing their husbands
with glee
Their Ssrssing at prices that never were
Three husbands all starving and mad IS could
Were tossing the bargains cut into the
street:
For men don't know when bargains are cheap,
And women, poor creatures, do nothing ou'
weep,
And husbands must ever be sroAning.
-ROckesfer kSpress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-30

WIDE AWAKE for May opens with
striking frontispiece by F. II. Lungren,
illustrating Mrs. Caroline A. Mason
picturesque story OF "a Kings Bed,
very delicate Bit OF pen-snd.ink draw
ing, serving as an initial to the story, is
a Specimen of the marvellous perfection
70 which "process work" has been
brought. "Henrietta's Heroisn," by
M. +. w. S mrs. John Sherwood) is
May Day story. quite out OF the run oil
the ordinary Maying story, Tor when
Miller and Hayden have made beau
tiful full.page illustration. Cousin
Sallie's Wedding Slippers" is a humor.
Gus story illustrated by sfnll page draw.
ing by J. Wells Champney. borrowed
Plumes" is good story by Mrs. Ella
Rodman Church. can Evening with
Columbus" is capital story by Frede-
rick Abbott Stokes, with full-pagee
drawing by Robert Lewis. The serial
Of Honor Bright" also has a full page
illustration by Walter Shirlaw, also
mastery drawing Of the head of bull.
The Two Part Story OF "a Good Little
Mother" and the serial stories OF
"Rocky Fork" by Mrs. Catherwood,
and "Polly Cologne" by Mrs. A. NJ.
Disz, are beautifully illustrated: A gen.
erous installment is given OF George
McDonald's serial, "Warlock O. Glen
warlock." Several fine poems are given
in this number, "Master Sweet Tooth,
by Rev. Theron Brown, THE Mother
Apple Blossom" by Christine Chaplin
Brush, "The Owls Tea.party," by NJ.
f. b., and "Hearts OF Gold" by Mrs.
Helen T. Clark, illustrated by +. S;
Church. 5000 in prizes are offered
for articles on "Home Amusements."
WIDE Awake is only $500 a year.
Ella Farman Editor. d. Lothrop Il Co.,
Publishers. Boston, Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-30
Important.

When you visit or leave New York
City, save baggage, expresssge and car
rage hire, and stop at the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot.
45O rooms, fitted up at a cost OF one mil
lion dollars, reduced TO 81 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator.
Restaurant supplied with the best;
Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad
to all depots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than at any other first class hotel
In the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID TO me, the undersigned trustee. by G. W:
Kennedy aud Margaret Kennedy. his wife, dated
the 5th day o; August, 1878, and recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the County court OF Ohio
county West Va. in doed OF trust book NO. IA,
page ga, l will, on
SATURDAY. MAY %, 1881,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell
At the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, TO the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing property that Is TO say: The east one
third of the north one half or lot numbered II,
in w. W. Shrive.s addition TO East Wheeling.
and situate ON the southwest corner OF Wood and
Fifteenth streets, In the city OF Wheeling. W: Va.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third OF the purchase
money, and an much more az the purchaser may
elect TO pay, cash; the balance In two equal in
stallmentS ut six and twelve months, with inter.
esI from day OF sale, purchaser giving notes
secured by deed OF trust for deferred pay ments.
Title to said property Is believed to be perfect,
but selling as trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested IN me by said deed OF trust.
ap27oawt J. J. WOODS, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID to me. the undersigned trustee, by q.
W. Kennedy and Margaret Kennedy his wife,
da' ed the 2d day OF December, 1873, and record.
ed in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Cour'
OF Ohio county, in deed OF trust book No. 10,
page III, ! will, on
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1881,
Commencing al 1880 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed TO
sell at the front door OF the Court House OF OHIO
county, TO the highest and best bidder. toe fol-
lowing properly, that Is to say: The west one.
third OF the north half OF lot numbered 10 OF
W, w. Shriver's addition 10 the city OF Wheel
Ing situate in that part of said city commonly
known a. East Wheeling
Terms OF SALE-0ne-third OF the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser may
elect TO pay, cash; the balance In two equal IN :
stallments at six and twelve m ouths, with In
terest from day OF sale, purchaser giving notes
secured BY used OF trust for deferred payments.
Title TO said property is believed TO be perfect.
but selling as trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested in me by said deed OF trust.
an99oayt ]. J. WOODS, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
GLADES IRON WORKS
ppESToN COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,

By virtue OF deed OF trust from William TAFT
and Jennie NJ. TAFT, his wife, and Charles K.
Iayerty and Helen Z. Laverty, his wife, TO the
undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day OF June,
In the year 1880, recorded among the public
land records Of Preston county, In the state OF
West Virginia, In deed book No. &c. page 257, !
sATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY,
A. d. 1881, at the iron furnace, OH the premises
TO be sold, commencing at IL O'Clock A.. NJ,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, 10 the highest
and best bidder, the following described real
estate, or SO much thereof as may be necessary
10 pay the debts secured by said deed OF trust,
with the accrued interest thereon, and the ex.
penses of sale, including the trustees commits
sions, that Is 10 say: The following real estate
and property, situated In Preston county, West
Virginia, on the waters OF Three Forks Creek,
known as the