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The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
A Romance OF q Poor Young Ma

A ROmhnce Oh fO0r 1Oum8 MAN.
A reporter Of the Phiiadelphia Rscord
recently sought out young German Sc
gar maker in that city named Delaware
e. Wenzelle, of No. 500 North 9th street,
and found him with 5000 In green
backs, preparatory to opening bank ac.
count and going Into business for himself
on the river front. This came from ex.
pending one dollar for half ticket In
the May drawing Of the Louisiana Mate
Lottery. There will be over $4,000
distributed In like manner July 12th. A
venture often wins. July 9.
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EhROAD LINES.
DHILADELRHIAs WILMEHlIo1
/ AND BAITfA6nE KAHAnoADl

DHILADELPHIAs WILMIM1T01
/ AND BALHkAo1E RA1AUoADo y
T. 9s1 NAY ~ ohiseld SIT
Trains willisavs wImnsson - sslbiWss
for Z rlfIs'll z Ii r4nfsyiltJ.sdt- n
fhiladelphis and Intsrnsdis = etasieaa.
200. $40. l0,l0.so = m. 80. ooaseq. Avee
Pniladelpnia (lcxprssa, an. ses. as
Phila. and Nev York. Z, 2o6, al, IN. xsL
966. 1k.53 q. m, R.a8, 40e, 652, 6.8 pms
baltimore and Intsrn.ediate 1easAenA
6.68 o, m. 4sAb p. m. as1oa ielllIk
rerrvville and Intermediate Ela&fcns
6.lb p. IN. - N@t74 -"
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 >. IN,
Baltimore and WaahtngfDn, l9I0, An
4.02, 7.55,6.88, q m; lass, l.0As 6Q,1AM Nh
TraiEs for DelaWare Divisi6n, 1k9xs hpe
New Castle 900. e.ss. .. MT l.b 40. -
,. m. -Ni 5aE - glf .sufn ii
Harrington and Intermsdiats etatiens.
9.86 .. m. LOS, as p. m. .l.s...., 81
Delmar and Intermediate etaGous. W
q M; l0o p. M ~ BsnegTadS .iE
80 SUNDAY rRAUG ,l .s.t.
Philadelphia and Intermedtato HlA1tons
9. i0a. m. t.0O. zoo, 1000 p. ID. -
Phi,eielphia q New York. 20c, Az \. n
Baltimore and washington. l26ls as
4.02, 7.65, z. M. l0.5l p. m,
For further Information pasoongorp are
reterred to the time tables posted - The
depot Aaa I. KENMENs1l
Gupee1nte1dept
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EAC-HIMlLES U. 3. TREAUURY
II AND NATIONAL BANK BILR1. !.

Consisting OF nine exact limitations Of
United states Treasury Notes and nine oi
National Bank Bills. ID In all. Of various
taneous means of detecting counterfeit
money they are invaluable. Price q q
pa skage.
l. A. MAYEW d co.
P. o. Box 1901. New ork City.
mh3i-wam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
Affairs at the Crescent.

The short mills at the Crescent are
running fuil turn in spite OF the hot
weather. The new mills are being push
ell along rapidly amt will he ready Tor
operation abOnt the latter part of next
month. The forge department will Oe
on full in q few days, owing to the as.
sistanee Of the Xlnesville crew.
This Evansville delegation, of which
an advance guard arrived during the
week, is here to take the place OF the
Crescent mill strikers who went out
several weeks ago on account OF diff
ference in weight being made. This Is
something not authorized by the Anal
gamatsd Association, and the strike is
therefore q personal one.
The GAINESVILLE men who are here are
members OF the Amalgamated Associa
ton and are ont OF a job, because tbs
owners OF the GAINESVILLE mill refused tC
aign the scale. A complicated state oil
affairs is thus found, and considerable
feeling is being manifested among the
mill men of the city. Those favoring
the action Oi the GAINESVILLE parties say
the boilers OF the Crescent mill had no
right to engage IN Il strike of any kind
without the sanction OF their lodge, and
that is the duty OF the members OF the
association To protect the mill owners in
case OF this kind, while the friends oil
the Wheeling boilers are down on
"blacksheep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.
Points Of Personal Interest and Notes of
People

Points Of Personal Interest and Notes OF
People
Mrs. s. B. McCulloch and daughters
are at Cranberry.
Harry Mcclure has returned from an
extensive business trip.
Capt. John McLure and son John are
travelling through the Canadas.
Mr. ]. c. Brady and family departed
Saturday for Cranberry Summit.
Ed. Dick, one of Harper's genial men,
returned yesterday from Raleigh Springs
where he has been for a short time.
Mr.. Jacob L. Umstat. one of Wheel.
ing's Oldest commercial travellers, goes
out on the B. x o. this morning TO re.
cuperste.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Muhleman. of
Buckhill Bottom, the parents OF Capt.
Ed. Muhemsn, Of the Mcclure House,
are here visiting him.
John Osterliug, Esq, of the Central
Wheeling Glass Works, returned YES.
terday from the mountains where he
has been spending some weeks.
Max We'll, the only Max OF Baltimore.
arrived on the 2:35 train yesterday, and
was Immediately escorted to the Stamm
Hotel by his big uncle, Lew Rosenberg,
who had crowd in waiting.
Miss Rosie Hoffman entertained
large number of her little friends, Satur.
day evening, in splendid style at her
fathers residence on Chapline street,
South Side. The occasion was her birth
dow
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
A MARINE VELOClPEDE.
A Queer INTENTIONAL Descrip-
tiOn Of the Vessel.

New YORK, August 6.-Mr. Robert
FRYER has invented a new ocean steamer.
The vessel will be kind Of marine
veloc,pede on three wheels, her hull
not being intended to touch the W.
ter. The steamer has not yet been be-
gun. but Mr.. Fryer has completed a
small model OF her at McCrea's yard.
The vessel floats on three spheres made
of sheet steel, one forward and two
astern. Each OF these is united with
flanges, which surround nearly the
whole of its circumference and act as
paddles. The spheres are 30 arranged
that they can be worked backward and
forward, or one worked backward and
the others forward simultaneously, so
that the vessel may be TUNED com
pletelv around in cher own water, as
sailors put it. With such power OF rapid
turning, no rudder will be necessary
The upper works are to rest upon the
spheres that are to do the propelling,
and will be as light as consistent with
strength. There are to be three decks,
and the state-rooms are to be in the
after part OF the vessel, between the
wheels, on the second and third decks
The dining.room is to be on the third
deck. The boat is to be 2l0 feet long
and 100 feet deep. Her three.sphere or
paddle wheels are to be so feet in diam
eter each, the tlanges or paddles being
each IS inches. Mr.. Fryer says he ex-
poets to beat the best ocean time at
least two days, and declares that his ves-
sci will be both safe and comfortable.
Arrangements are making for the build
inc of the vessel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
AMUSEMEN rs.
What Has Been Engaged for This Season

What Has Been Engaged for This Season
During the past dull theatrical season
Manager Reister, OF the Opera ionse
has not been idle by any means. Witt
an eve open to the varied tastes o
Wheeling audiences, he has booked for
the coming amusement season some o.
the leading companies. The following
long list this early, shows that the doors
OF the O,Iera House will open several
times in addition for, before the season
opens, more companies will take dates
and during the season troupes will b.
strolling this way.
The list up to date is as follows: -.
The season opens on August 81, with
the New Evangeline," which will be
remembered as an exceedingly enJoya'
BILE extravagRza:
Septembef13, Tony Denier's Humpty
Dumpty.
September II, Rice's Surprise Party.
September 22, Frederick Paulding, the
distinguished young tragedian.
September % and "a, Howard's Uncle
Toms Cabin.
September % and 90, Hess Opera
Company, in popular operas, "oIlvette
or "Mascotle.
October 5, 4. 5 and 6, Nat Goodwin
and Eliza Weathersby in Hobbies,
I'D. A. NJ" AMI other new comedies.
October Z, Sol. Smith Russell.
October 10 and IL, Maggie Mitchell in
something new.
October IA and Is, Hermann the
magician.
October 81 and %, first appearance OF
Tom keene, the tragedian.
November and 2, return OF Minnie
Palmer.
November 8, Frank Mayo.
November 3, 5, MitcheIls Pleasure
Party.
November II, Is, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chanfrau.
November 81, %. %, "The World
the celebrated combination.
December q, 7, Mains Opera Com
pany. Miss JEANNE Winston has left
this company.
December 10, The Galley Slave.
December II, Buffalo Bill.
December 10. II, Adams Humpty
Dumpty.
December %, "a, John :. Clark.
December 26. q, the popular "Hun'
dred Wives" combination.
December %, 29, Golfers Banker
Daughter" standard and populHl
play. ;,
January II, IL. "Child OF the State"
January Is, IA, Pat Rooney.
January 10, Leavitt's Minstrels.
January % and 81, first appearance OF
Genevieve Warde
February 10 and IL, the Baker & Far
ron combination.
February Is, first appearance OF Fan
ME Davenport.
February 20, Jos. h. Emmett.
February % and SO. Humpty Dumpty,
March and 7, Miners Comedy Tour,
March 8, Hearts OF Oak"
March IS, deacon Crankett."
April Is, Annie Pixley's Hiss"
1t was toe intention of the manage,
ment of the Opera House 10 have had
Goodwin and Weathersby here during
fair week. Since the change of date Of
the fair Col. Reister will endeavor ia
transpose Hermann and keene and
have Maggie Mitchell and Nat Goodwin
Ill I'D fair week
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Raw soAp ACCIDENT.

A Car of . Freight 'fIain for Two Miles
Does Considerable Damags-A Brake
man Killed.
A railroad accident occurred on the
BIZ o. Saturday night between IL and
IL O'Clock, that resulted in the death OF
a brakeman and the doing Of considera
BILE damage. At that hour freight train
No. SO was between Pennington and
Warrington, and running lively to make
mp for some lost time. 1t was long train
bu. was suddenly made shorter by the
breaking of an axle OF a car about two.
thirds OF the way down from the engine.
The breaking OF the axle caused the car
to Jump the track, and at the slma time
the coupling connecting the rear END oil
the train with the car with the broken
axle, broke and the car thus released
swung around first on one side oil the
track and then on the other, knocking
down everything il struck anu tearing
no entire sections of the track.
At the time the axle broke a brake
man named Faupei was on the car, but
ne was thrown off by the shock anu
striking on some rocks, received injuries
from WHICH ile SOOh aitCA u'SN' ~
not ascprtained where his home was or
whether he leaves any family.
At Warrington, the platform was
torn nearly all off; warning posts, guide
posts and telegraph poles were all
knocked down, and as before stated, the
tracks for two miles was III such
a condition that no train could
pass over it. When short distance
beyond Mannington the engineer dis,
covered what was going on and stopped
the mad career Of his train. A hagman
was sent back and met the conductor,
who was in the caboose when TIE rear
of the train became detached
Headquarters were at once telegraph
ed and riyger cars were soon on tile
place and repairs commenced. Passenger
trains were DELAYED about Gig II
hours, aud every side switch
from Beuwood down to the p!ac''
OF the accident was filled with immense
freight trains.
1t is not known whether any fault 10
attributable to any one, but some re-
marks have been made about the engl'
neer not keeping proper look out Tor
signals, both in front and in the rear
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SrR,cated by Gas.

New York, August The congre-
cation OF the Fourteenth Street Presby'
terrain church were disturbed to-day by
the smell of escaping gas, mingled with
an even less tolerable odor, and Rev.
Mr.. Morling, the efficient clergyman, was
greatly alarmed at the many persons
leaving. T. B Osborn, the sexton, not
being at his posi-, the church was opened
by the organist. After service it was
learned that Osborn had not been seen
Wednesday evening, when there was
a lecture in the church. The offen-
sive odor appearing to come
from the Sunday School IL
brary next to the lecture room, the
doors were forced open by the police
and, stretched upon the tloor, lying on a
cushion was found the dead body OF
Osborn, nearly nude, in an advanced
stage OF decomposition and the room
filed with gas escaping from the connec-
ton pipe of the small gas stove. The
stove was upset and the pipe broken.
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BOATING BULLETIN.
The Latest Information of the Movement
of Steamboats,

The Latest Information OF the Movement
Of Steamboats,.
The Jennie Campbell, Capt. Horn.
brooks new boat, is laid up at Pomeroy.
The steamer Sidney left for Cincin-
natl at the usual hour Saturday after
noon.
Jacob Voegtly, OF Bearsville, has pur.
chased the interest OF the late Capt.
James Davis in the steamer Return.
The river marks last evening indicated
feet and rising, as the result OF the
storms. No business was transacted.
Capt. T. Sweeney, of the steamers
Earle and Corona, who has been run
ming his boats in the Ouchita river trade
from New Orleans, after an absence OF
eight months, has returned home.
ST..LoUIs, August LADY Lee, Kar.
sas City. No departures. River fallen
5 inches, with Is feet in the channel.
Weather clear and much cooler.
CAIRO, August 7.-Arrived-Port
Eads, st. Louis; st. Genevieve, St.
Louis; Eckert, Louisville; Iron Duke,
Ohio river; City of Iicksburg. st. Louis ;
Fearless, st. Louis; Virgie Lee, Mem.
phis Departed Kyle, New Or
leans; Port Eads, st. louis; Jay Gould,
New Orleans; st. Genevieve, Memphis.
River Is feet inches and falling.
Weather clear; thermometer %.
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BEnLA1RE.

A Brief Resume Of Unimportsnt Events
Miss Mary Trnemsn is visiting friends
is West Virginia.
The B. & s. w. have their No. 3 engine
in the shop undergoing repairs.
A little girl of Patrick Murphy Tell
down stairs anu broke her arm on sat
urday morning.
Fiftv-six hogsheads Of tobacco were
shipped from here to Baltimore on Sat
urday via the B. 4 0. K. X.
Considerable has been done towards
cleaning the streets. and Bellalre Is
wearing something of different look.
Mr.. Jacob Dunfee, who has been IN
Beliaire but short time. lost third
child by the diphtheria on Friday night.
The large number OF passengers from
ont the b. 4 S. w. r. r. gladdened the
hearts OF our merchantmen on Satur'
day.
Two Mcadyille College boys, II. 6,
Bodley. of Wheeling, and G. W. Hollis
ter, of Bridgeport, are visiting Lyle
Thoburn.
Master lOul DduioIu, Cicih III VA
Nelson's hardware store, has gone Il
st. Clairsville to spend short time
Lyle Thoburn takes his place while be
is gone.
A little daughter of Mr.. Eli LETTERS
was badly scalded on Saturday after
noon. Her mother was washing and
had poured some boiling water into 6
tub. When she turned around TO get
some cold water to cool it the little cir
pulled the tub over on herself. DR.. Ne
Clrllan was called and attended to the
injuries.
The picnic at Winding Hill on Satur
day was not important for its size, bu'
On account Of the dlili:ulty in the ap
proachrs. Your correspondent started
up TO il IN the afternoon ana reached
"through much tr,bulation.' tie fonnd
forty or fifty persons there, aud noticed
shout onc-half that number languishiEs
along the way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.
LIicARo.

-
CHICAGO, August 6.-The Drouers
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
500 head shipments 1900 head; mar
ket fair demand and steady; good 10
choice shipping S. 65S6 6S; common 10
fair packing dull and weaker; Sc 0O9
IS: light IS 2O96 20; skipps and culis
a 50G6 90.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments $1,000 head; market steady;
good to choice shipping S. 10G6 20;
common to fair dull and weaker at 81 30
as 20, butchers steers s 7594 %; cows,
bulls and mixed = 50@3 80; stocEers
and feeders s. 65(93 30; Texans s. OO(9
rs.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
steady with lair demand; common to
medium S. 00(G4 90; good fat 81 500
IS.
Ciucinnstl
CINcISNArI, August 6.-Hogs-Quiet
and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

Last Thursday Col. Frank Walters
treated his guests st the Mt. Belleview
Hotel TO very enjoyable picnic, which
he arranged mp the creek. Nearly every
thing in the line of amusements and
viands he provided, that could be had.
To show their appreciation OF this, as
we'll "a numerous other attentions this
season. the guests on Saturday evening
presented him with Il handsome ebony
god headed cane. The presentation
was maize by j. b. Reilly, Esq, in the
hotel parlors, anu WAS extremely graft
tying to all parties. Col. Frank, although
completely upset, managed to express
himself and is bound to do better the
next time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
Trial of tn. PerrysviIls Outlaws.

LITTLE Rock, August Cool. Newall,
of General Newton's staff, arrived in
this city tonight from Perrysville to
make arrangements for additional sup
plies for the troops. He reports the
trial of Isom and Priton proceeding
slowly. The friends OF the accused
boas, that they will rescue them from
the hands of the law il the court COM
mits them. Serious trouble is appre-
hended il the examination results adj
verse TO the prisoners. The Apaw
Guards are camped in the town, but are
not allowed to approach the court house
during the trial. Five witnesses have
been examined of the fifty.eight sum-
moned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
Bradford, Pa.

Thomas Fitchan, OF Bradford, Pa,
writes: II enclose money for SPRING
Blossom. "a sand would ii it cured
me. My dyspepsia has vanished, with
all its symptoms. Many thanks; l
shall never &c without it in the house."
Price 30 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Laughlin Bros. 4 Co. Agents, " heeling.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
tue Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
ph,hHop

7 DO best ThlnR EVer Placed BefOre tho
Public"
UNION Mus, FLURIANNA Co, Va, !
April >, 1881.
LatiShlm Bros. & Co:
GENTLENEs.-Please send me at once
six dozen oil your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermifugs ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought los worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 90
to IS worms. The children had bsen
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY. h. BOSTON,.
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A Friend m Need.

Time over and again Thomas EyleC,
tric Oil has proved u sanitary friend TO
the distressed. As Il reliable curative
for Group in children, sore throat and
bronchial affections, and as q positive
external remedy for pain, it is never
failing antidote. I.sughlin Bros * Co,
Agents. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
N ew York.

New YoRE, August 6.--Business has
been checked to some extent by the
very warm weather. Cotton goods
moving steadily ON account Of back
orders, and prirrs remain firm. Prints
doing iairIy. Ginhams anddress goods in
god demand. Shaws and skirts fairly
active. Mems wear woolens quiet and
at.nIv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

..OSG indulgence in over eating or
drinking produces disorgsnized liver,
and all the evils attendant upon such
arrangements; depression of spirits,
habitnal coStivenesS, nervous exhaus-
ton, indigestion, pain in the head, with
nausea, fullness of stomach alter meals,
chilliness, general debility and languor.
Seek relief from Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
at is very valuable remedy for dys-
pepsia, sick headache, torpid liver and
such ike diseases. W. ). Holt,
President offs. W. Z. K. Co., OLGA"
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BuckIen's Arnlca oaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheunl, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
c0rns and all kinds of SKIN eruptions
This salve is guaranteed t. give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money r..
funded. Price % tents per box. Fo,
AL. by Logan 4 Co. Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

Killed Him for Counting His Daughter
GALVESTON, August Ga Ne,es spee-
cial says: At Sipe Springs blacksmith
named Payne shot and killed a young
man named Wood, who had called on
Payne's daughter in violation OF Paynes
damaDdl
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General Hancock Honored.

New YORK, August 6.-Gen. Hancock
has accepted an invitation extended
through Secretary Of War Lincoln to
command the troops at the Yorktown
Centennial.
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Mbrelin9 Re9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements

Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer W.
n. Chancellor.
Grand Concert-Frank Walters.
Wanted-Barber.
Sales COntinued-I. Blum 4 Bro
Head of Local.
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OBITUARY
John &. Quinlan.

New YORK, August 6.-John @. Quin.
Ian, financial editor Of the Times, and
for some time connected with the AS.
sociated Press, died last night, after an
illness of five weeks. He was warmly
cherished as friend by his associates
on the press, and among men in other
callngs whom he encountered in the
pursuit OF his profession.
Ex-Governor Bagley.
DETROIT, August G.-The remains OF
ex Governor Bsgley lay in state at the
City Hall this afternoon and evening,
where they were visited by thousands
of citizens. The body was accomran..
fed from the house by a delegation: OF
orphans from the Roman Catholic Asy-
Ium of this city, to which his beneti-
Charles have been numerous in years
past.
MoRRIsTowN. n. j., August Cor
vile Grant, brother OF General Grant,
died at Morris Plains yesterday.
General Robert Patterson.
PHILADELPHIA, August - General
Robt. Patterson died ut his residence IN
this city at $50 this evening in the
eighty. ninth year OF his age. He has
ben suffering for two weeks from
Bright's disease Of the kidney and fatty
degeneration of the heart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

VIZ have no nervous tonic at once so
reliable and convenient as Fellows
Syrup of RypophOsphites, and We,
therefore, gladly recommend it in the
diseases OF such organs as depend for
health upon involuntary muscular &C
tim
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

Awest Virginia Cadet Drowned.
ANNAPOLIS, ND, August w. j..
logic, OF Kearneysville, West Virginia,
candidate for cadet engineer at the Ma
val Academy, was drowned this after
noon while bathing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

After all, q gentle purgative is the
best means OF curing headache. liver
complaint, biliousness, etc. Use "Sell.
ers' Liver Pills"
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August C - Cotton =
Dull at llic. Flour Demand good and
tending upward. Wheat-Strorger and
advanced to 81 %; No. 2 red winter
81 25(Gl 81; No. = amber 81 23@'l %
Corn Excited and higher; advanced 10
53654r; No. 59c; seller August 5sic.
Barley-Strong; No 9 TALL 81 90. Rye
Strong and higher; No. > 92@s5
Pork-Quiet at $lS %. lard-DuIl at
at Sll %. Bulk Meats-Quiet and I'M
changed. Bacon Steady and unchang-
ed. Whiskey-Dull at 81 OS; comblna'
ton sales of $40 barrels. basis at 81 OS;
basis will be advanced Monday. Batter
Quiet; fancy creamery higher at bic
TOLEDO, August ENTHUSIASTICALLY
No. . red spot and seller August 81 %;
seller September 81 2is@l 25; seller
October 81 263; seller November 81 PSI ;
year 81 %: No. ) red 81 Isl; amber
Michigan 81 23. Corn Nominally un.
changed. Oats-Quiet; No. 2new Sole.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, August 6.-Petrolenm-
Quiet; United certificates weaker at nc;
reineG &c itr Philadelphia delivery.
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Free
mans New National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color, are une, .
celled. Color from to 5 pounds. Dr..
rections in English and German. Price
IL cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08

Iad blood always causes trouble. II
may be family fight, or boil, pimples,
itch, letter. ETC.; but no matter, 'Dr.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher" is the sure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-08
Arthur at Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 6.-Vice
President Arthur arrived here this
morning from New York.