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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17

recovered and eat we'll this morning. He
murdered VIM. Watts, Marshal of Tamaroa,
in August last.
Business Failures.
New YORK, June 16th.-The business fail
ures of the week reported to New York mum.
ber 109. against LOG last week. The Eastern
States had 13. Western 30, Southern 25, Mid.
die 20. Pacific States and Territories II,
New York city and Brooklyn 10. The fail
ures in New York, though numerous, are not
heavy.
Killed by Lightning.
NASHVILLE, June 16th.-Lightning killed
two men to-day. A fierce storm prevailed,
which did much damage.
Accident ON the New York Central Rail
road.
ALBION IN. ". June 16th.-A wreck on
the New York Central to-day killed two per-
sons and badly shook up the entire passenger
train.
Bonner Buys a Sister OF Maud s.
New YORK. June 16th.-Robert Bonner
has paid S12, 900 for the filly Russell full
sister to Yanderbilt's Maud S.
Assassination by vigiIantes
PARK STATION (Montana), June 10TH
VIM. Broder was called to the door of his
saloon by vigilantes last night and riddled
Win Uuliets, DecauSe uis plaCe Hae u EtsoEt
for thieves.
Independent Labor Party.
New YORK, June 16sh.-The Independent
Labor party was organized last night by the
adoption of platform that American mails
be carried by American vessels that " cor.
ners in food and produce be prohibited. and
opposing Chinese ard convict labor. Van
derbilt and Gould, being in the opinion of
the members largely interested in labor, will
be invited to address the next meeting.
Beacon Park Races.
Boston, June 10th. AT Beacon Park
yesterday, the race for the 2:38 class was won
by Jack the Sailor, Previous second, Frank
third. Best time, 2:354. In the race for the
2:29 class Clemnugg was first, Pip second.
Best time, 2:23
EenOminated for Congress.
NEWCASTLE Ind J, June 16.h. = General
Tom Brown has been renominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans.
Defiance OF accommodation.
CLEVELAND. June 16th.-A picnic for the
benefit of the Ladies' Land League was held
yesterday, at which speeches were made en-
couraging the ladies to persist in their def.
ancs of Bishop Gilmour's bull of excom.
munication.
Intimidation OF Voters.
CHARLESTON Is. C.), June 16sh.-Nine
colored men have been arrested for intim-
idsting and obstructing voters at the regis
tration. A Supervisor was afterwards ar.
rested for the same cause.
!
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nroOnD-usros.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17

The whisper OF beautiful woman can
be heard further than the loudest call Of
duty,
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD.Usros.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17

SAN Francisco, June 16sh.-The Army Of
Freedom held an open-sir meeting tonight at
the corner Of Howard and Third streets The
attendance was quite large. Tne meeting
was addressed by r L. Shannon and @. G.
O'Donuell. The latter speaker offsred res
olutiou TO the effect that the city be divided
into twelve districts, and that the members
in each district appoint one Councilman.
These Couucilmen shall draft ard submit
certain plans to the mass assemblage that
will coon meet. The resolution was adopted.
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"TANTED "A FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR
wv housework. Apply at this office. jel0-t
XXTANTED-EIGHr MEN TO HEAD, g PER
wv day; ten men TO hay, 81 50 per day eight
mixers $50 four walters, $50 to S35; man cook,
$50 sheepherder, SIS for orchards, $50.
FEMALE-Three girls for housework, SIS; two
women cooks, s25 to S35 laundry woman for
hotel $50 four waiter girls s20 and eight girls for
housework, SIS to $50 six nurse girls. Apply to
HOUSTON s co.'s Employment Office, Fourth and
X streets, Sacramento. NILS. .1pt
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION

Advertisements OF fye lines in this department are
Inserted for 25 cents for time: three times for 80
cents or rs cents per week.
WANTED AT KEN KENNEDY S6a2 a COS NEW EN-
Men, harvesting, 81 per day.
Men to run headers, 81 50 per day.
IL Men, haying, 81 so per day.
Men to drive header wagons, % per day.
Woodchoppers, 81 per cord.
. Girl cooks, s25 per month.
IL General servants, goot wages; and numerous
otharz iel52t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
A Word In PEI ense Of Cigarettes.
ENnnrn Ihs TinhIrrr.n

The time was, in the early DAYS of
cigarette smoking in England, when,
owing to the inferiority Of the paper
used for the wrapper, the coarseness of
the tobacco used and the contact Of the
tobacco, cigarette smoking might have
been injurious to the system. On re-
cent years the consumption of cigarettes
has grown enormously, and the compe-
tltlOn OF manufacturers has resulted in a
great improvement in the quality of the
tobacco, the lighter grades of tobacco,
in which the percentage of nicotine is
low, being in general use, and the pub
lie is gradually being weaned from its
taste for the darker Virginia tobaccos,
in which large proportion of nicotine
is present. The paper now used by all
the leading manufacturers may be said
to be perfect, and the amber tip" as
the mOiSture-prOof mouthpieces are
styled, effectually guard the saliva from
contact with either the paper or the to-
bacco. Besides this, a cigarette comes
to the mouth clean and fresh, and must
he better for the health than the pipe,
which gets fouler with nicotine after
every use, until, as may he often seen,
the smoker has to hold it up every
INV eAAAN AS4AAA W ACt lhC hsOOlluC
drain out of the stem. Cheap
cigars may also be giving
place to the cigarette, but this can
hardly be change for the worse; and
the few that can afford to smoke the
high class Havana are not the greatest
consumers Of cigarettes. 1t is the trans
position of the cigarette for the pipe
which is so largely taking place. 1t is
now not uncommon to see carter or a
laborer puffinga cigarette in place of
what was once the "eternal pipe"
There is every sign that the consump-
ton of cigarettes will not be confined
To the upper middle and middle classes,
but will in q very few years become gem
eral among the common people" We
think il would he more sensible to en-
courage the smoking of good cigarettes
as a lesser evil than pipe-smoking, and
= practice which, to the non-smoker,
must be the least Objectionable of the
two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
The Result OF Perseverance.

Yesterday morning representative
Of he Times Democrat happened to be
present in the office of The Louisiana
state Lottery Company when Mr.. ID.
L. Blair, oil Columbus, Miss, received q
check for $4,000, as the lucky holder
of one-fifth Of the capital of SI0,OOO at
the last (SeptemberJ drawing. He pre-
sented the the ticket No. t., lOl.
ibid YOU not feel elated," asked the
reporter, when you found you had
been favored by fortune"
mo" said Mr.. Blair, mot at all. L
had an idea would win. L had been
taking tickets-well; now it must be for
nearly two wears, and | was biding my
time, for | felt my turn would come
soon, heard through the postmaster
of Columbus that the lucky number had
been sold there, and somehow L felt
that had it. / never hurried the Lot
terry Company up, but waited, taking
my tickets regularly every month, and
now I've hit them"
"What do YOU intend doing with the
money!" said the reporter. ,
well, the night l believed | had
won. | sat down and mentally discussed
or distributed it, | have children, and
| propose to invest Il portion OF the mon
ey for them while am in the city, The
plans made on that night / intend car
rying out. 1 felt on that occasion by In;
tuition, it would almost seem, that L had
won. The feeling, CT course, Is imPossi-
bic to describe"
. MrI Blair is a gentleman Of about IS,
of pleasing address, and full of humor
and spirrt.-Ne1p Orleans IfmeS-Den'o-
crGt, September 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
CARPENTRY.
FURNITURE &C.
JUDGES OF ELECTION

A ND CANvAssERs OF THE VOTE TO
N be cast on october 10Th;
AT a special meeting OF the Board OF Com
persons were appointed COMMISSIONS ann.
GanvaSsers OF the election to be held onFocto'
Der 10th next:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
At TIqildnt Engine House
Observation-Disclosures Edwards, James
Roberts, Louis Weitzel,
Canvassers-A. T. Garden, VIM. Kenney,
Fritz Schrip.
Commissioners Hamm- u. Clemens,
MADISON DISTRICT.
At Second Ward Market.
Commissioners-G. X. Wheat, NJ. Pollock.
VIM. Richardson. $50,
Canvassers~Jas. H. MCGEE, Elias c. stifel,
'F' r T. Aihn' On hload.
Commissioners-R. H. GiIlespy, R. T. Girls.
well, Hugh McGraw.
CLAY DISTRICT.
At Co,syt House.
Ccmmissioners-M. Reilly, w. +. Peterson,
'G Canvsssers-A. II. Beach, H. H. Pendleton.
Joseph ID. Elson.
UNION DISTRICT.
1t atlantic Engine House.
Commissioners-E- c. LETTERS, August Gehr-
Sanvsssers-Wm. Harvey, John Bodley, g.
q. Hannah.
CENTER DISTRICT.
Al Guards Hose RotSs.
Commissioners-John Volger' Jas Wheeler
Canvassers-w. MyleS, E. W. Dunaway'
John +. Miller.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
At United Engine HosGSe.
Commissioners. Clark, J. NJ. Todd, L. X.
CaDvasser-L. b. Albright, Robert Clark
VIM. Hastings.
RrTcHIE DISTRICT.
Al HossSs Of L A7aSS'
Conmissioners-W.F r. Grade, L. Mix. Thos.
e esnSassers-w. G. Hsndlan, VIM. crals. sr,
Ar adams School Horse.
Commissioned S. Gar*in, R Cresweu, ].
Bow man.
TRIApEIPHIA DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, at Mr. Edrson's.
Conmissioners-EL Dennis, James N. Rus
sell, Taylor Foreman.
Precinct No. 9 at James RsbiSson's, at Middle
EReelin1 Creek.
Commissioners-John Robinson, James Old
| ham, +, n. Henderson
Precinct No 3, at School House, near LeasAs'-
rood.
Walters, II. 7. Carr.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Prseinct No. l, at Mrs. Esiags.
Conmissioners-wm. Castor, R s. VIII
| hanson, Isaac Davis
Preeinet No. 2, at B. L. RodgeTx.
Commissioners-W. q. Curtis, James Daxan.
| II. Ridgely.
Precinct No. 5, At PdriS, Ps,omno
| Commissioners-J. c. Faris, ]. N. Cannon
! Isaac Snedeker.
| RIcHLAND DISTRICT.
| Precinct No 1, Richldnd School Horse.
Commissioners-wm.N North, e. Ridgely, J
Turpin-
COMMISSIONERS MCGEE, ]. b Lyle, Dav
| Garden.
! Canvassers can only be appointed for place
| OF voting at which 500 or more votes were cas-
at the isst preceding general erection, spsosH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
GtilI AuOtherl

Yesterday Mr.. n. p. Johnson, of this
city, who won one-fifth OF the capital
prize of $4,000 in the last monthly
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery
received his money, $4,000, through 1.
w. Houses bank. Mr.. johnson has
not vet made any investment OF his
money and is still working at his trade
that of jeweller-in the establishment
of Sweeney & Coombs. He has, how
ever, ordered six more tickets IN the
next monthly drawing, and Will prop
ablo continue to make like investments
the balance of his life. MIR. Johnson
has been purchasing tickets IN the Lou
isiana State Lottery for some time past
but was always very cautious buyer:
He truly struck a bonanza in the last
drawing, and the winning came in very
apropos, as he bad married only ABOUT
three months before the last drawing.
Houston, Tea. Post, September IL
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw York, September 2S.-Dry Goods
The demand for dry goods has been
general, except for such specialties as
ladies' suitings, sackings and some staple
all wool dress fabrics. Through deliveries
on account of orders, very good quota OF
staple cotton has been distributed. White
fiannels above 20c, also dress qualities, es-
peciaIly blues, are we'll sold up, and in
yerv fair order request, and for quiet
market good business has been completed
Eddystone, Windsor American, Arnold,
Dunnell and Allen fancies are in steady
request. Mems wear woolens are in mod
crate inquiry. Shirts and drawers are do:
ing very well, and for many makes and
qualities the demand is considerably in ex-
cess of the supply.
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In. Km..e, OF /. n...,e..sse bite.

The Beaver family, up among the
mountains, We're hard set. One day
the youngest of the boys was bitten by
rattlesnake and the old folks were 50
scared that they sent at once for the
minister, who knelt down and prayed
10, Lord, we thank Thee for rattle
snakes! We thank Thee that a rattle
snake bit Jim. We pray Thee to send
one to bite John; send another to bite
Bill; and, o, Lord, send the biggest Of
Thy rattlesnakes to bite the old man,
for nothing but rattlesnakes will bring
the Beaver family to repentance.
Amen.n
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Am Alligator waiting for Dinner.
FTom ne Sammy Sou'h


An alligator's throat is an animated
sewer. Everything which lodges IN nus
omen mouth goes down. He IS lazy
dog, and instead of hunting Tor some
thing to eat, he lets his yietuals hunt
for him. That Is, he lies with his mouth
open, apparently dead, like the opossum'
Soon a bug crawls into 1t, then hy,
then several gnsts and colony OF mos ;
-ouitos. The alligator doesn't close ms
month vet. He is waiting for q whole
drove of things. He does his eating e;y
Wholesale. A little later lizard will
cool himself under the shade OF ms up ,Ic
per law. Then q few frogs will hop up
70 catch the mosquitoes. Then more
@ M nd gnats win light on the
frogs. Finally whole village OF IN
secfs and reptiles settle down for an ths 81,
ternOon picnic: linen all at once Lii LII
Is an earthquake. The big jaw falls,
the alligator blinks one eye, gulps down n
the whole menagerie, and opens ms
great front door again for more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29

.ss"FIGUREs are not always facts" but
the inCOntrovertIble facts concerning Kid
ney-Wort are better than most figures.
For instance: 1t is curing everybody,
writes a druggist; "KidneyWort is the
most popular medicine we sell" 1t should
be by right for no other medicine has such
specific action ON the liver, bowels and kid
neys. Do not fail 10 try it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
MOP titfSas.
Il $20D mREVVAHDtsz

VIII b. pdd fot De detsetiS6 ~ Soavie.
ton OF any person sellinepe dsliakhQy
bogus, counterfeit q imitkaon 46f BAfsss,
especially Bittsss of pfspttstioAS With -
word Hop or Hon tAeir nsne o. cor.
,Aecsed, thersvfsk. a. = intsaasl,t 70 als.
ltsdspd chsGtthai lt19 AZ SfSPtiss
tioa tst h any icn; pteto1ne ~ he
same - Hop Mttsdss 10 genuine hAvt.
cluster Of Green Hops tnotce thisl printed.
on The white labsl, and ~ The pursstaAA
best madeleine on -sAftA, especially tr
Kidney, Liver and Nervous DlsSashI
Beware Of all others, and OF al pretended
formulas OF recipes Of Hop Bitters ps6
lished in psper or for ssle, a they 80
frauds and ssindles. whssyer deals sia'
any but the genuine Willie psssecutsd
Hor BrrrEs Nrs. Co,
Rochester. N. r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29

Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases, or other serious Kidney,
Urinary or Liver diseases, as they only re-
lieve for a time and make you ten times
worse afterwards, but rely solely on Hop
Bitters, the only remedy that will surely
and permanently cure you. 1t destroys
and removes the cause of disease so effect
ually that it never returns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
Pptraleunl.

TlrUsyILLE, Pa, September 2S.-Gl open
ed at S35c highest, SGAc; lowest, 1910;
closed at $3.50. Shipments GAPS bills;
charters 72O, $40 bblS; runs, tide water, H.
765 bbls.
PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-Poistreum
Active; United certificates Irregular and
closed at S62,c: refined 73s@77sc for
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29

sIr Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhan has not really
discovered the Eirir Titr, which the ancient
Alcbemists sought by so much patient re-
search and persistent experiment hef
medicine seems, at least, likely to command
an immense sale and universal popularity
in the future. If rapid progress ana emil
nent success furnish any basis for correc'
Judgment Mrs. Pinkham is most prom
ising competitor for such honorable dls
tinction as the Alchemists failed TO achieve
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29

higher at ssGsske spot; ysslst bid selIe'
September; SOC seller Octobsf; 52IS952At
seller November; 4S1<c seller year. Oats
Dull at SAC spot 34c asked seller October
35Hc asked seller November; SfISe bio
seller year. Rye-In fair demand at 659
sc. Barley-Quiet; extra No: 3 fsli soc
Pork-In good demahd at So IS. Lard
Pirm at $l2 so. Bulk Meats-Firm and
unchanged. Bacon-Pirm and unchanged.
Wbisky-steady; continuation sales OF nm n.
ished goods, sales $50 barrels on basis OF
81 l6. Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLEps. September T.-Wheat-Strong;
No. red spot 67{c; seller September nom
inally 94Sc; seller October CSC; seller NO
vember 9a31c; seller year $3.50. Corn,
Steady; high mixed 6iNe; No 2spot and
seller September 64Ac; seller October
6lI.c; seller November SIC; seller year
size. Oats-Qdiet; No. 2 sPet 3311c; seller
September $3.50; seller October 32Hcc;
seller November and December see' bid;
seller year 321Ic. ...r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29

ActS upOn the Liver.
aets upon the kidneys.
Regulates the Bowels
PuT aes the Blood.
gnietS the Nervous system.
Promotes Digestion.
AsuriShes, Strengthens and IRTIS
l,asriss or the Old Blood and makes
D.
opens the pores or the skin and In
~ Healthy Precipitation.
sl,'a-.Les the hereditary faint or poison
SAo0d, which generates ScrOf ula, Eirysi Pc
IA I'll manner OF skin diseases and exter-
,smOH.
LE,y are no splrits en- ployed in Its manufac-
Or by the aged and feeble, care only being
- % S'tentlOn 70 directions.
.'lAND BRANCH, kanawhA Co., W. Va
Ave uSed Or. Clark JOhnson'S Indian Blood
ms family for four years, and In all
IA proved 70 be as recommended. II
1'sd ne OF Diphtheria- :. 3. JONES.
EVANSVILLE, BraXton Co., W. Va
l'e been entirely cured OF Heart Disease
I - % DR.. Clark Johnson = Indian Blood
y. IeeeOmmend Its use TO the atfiicted.
VIM. WORKMAN
EVANSVILLE, Braxton Co., W. Va.
S7rertng with Dyspepsia and Livel
'.li FOR several years, Twas persuaded 70
u ARK JOhnSOnS Indian Blood Syrup
Go succeeded IN making al new man out
L. CAIN A. HINKLE
EVANSVILLE, BraxtOn Co., ". Va.
M Dr. clark JohnsOnS Indian Blood
SAL You recommend IL TO be was al.
aNtn Liver Complaint for q great many
ACC the Syrup completely cured me.
ELIZABETH RlEFLE
SAkPErr's BEND, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1881.
lLARE JOHSSOS-I have been cured OF
60 by using your Indian Blood syrup
2ument Il highly. KATIE B. GENTRY
80 wanted for the sale OF the Indian
nNSrup IN evey town or village In which
20 agent. Particulars given on appiica-
URCGGISTS SELL 1T.
SsSNiaTy II West Third Street, New
''fk City.
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Foa sAlEa.
PUBLIC SAIH
Building Sites & Coal Property


, The understands, executors of the will of
Samuel NcCoy, deeeAsed, win ssll at public
auction at Mt be Chaf,tal station. on the W.,
?. q b. B. b, ono md . hall miles east OF
T Mhefs,nSi y T Nj G srH DAY or OCTOBER,
1882 commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the tract
Of land known rs the Mccoy Farm, contain
lag $50 acres Of surface and 80 acres o. coal
Said land has been divided into lots, 9nd - 30
located ~ to make the most degirnbleb building
sites in the vicinity of Wheeling, being 81 Mt
De Chantal Station, only ten mt,1ter rtde
from the city on the W., y. b r. n or
twenty minutes drive BY fhe National and
county roads. A plat OF said land, wttlfits
subdivisions, can be seen at ne law Office OF
]. F. Jones, No. LOT Chapline street., Wheel-
ing, W. Va.
TERMs OF SALE One-third Of the purchase
money land as much more as the purchaser
may elect to pay) In cash, and the residue In
three equal annual payments, ths purchaser
giving negotiable notes bearing interest from
The day of sale for the deferred payments,
secured by a deed of trnst on the property.
SALE POSITIVE.
f. 8. BELL,
JAMES r. MCCOY,
srxOeodiRr Executors, &c.
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Mrss ISABELLA HUI, Allegheny City, Pa,
had Chronic Cstarrh; is xeH frVm the use
OF PERUNA.
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LIVESTOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 2s-The DroysTs
Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts l3,Voo
head shipments 1000 head. Trade slow .,
SC lower; demand weak; common to good
mixed 81 6OGS 30; heavy S. $500 TO-
light 81 7o@S As; skips s. oo97 30.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head. Good natives very scarce and
frmer; offerings poor, some 800 pounds /;
exports s. 40; good to choice shipping - %
@6 60; common to fair, 81 0o95 25; mixed
butchers dull and lO@15c lower at 81 35g
A 90; stockers and feeders s. 20(g4 40;
range cattle 1Oc lower and slow; Texans
So coal IS; half breeds and Americans 81 w
@5 90.
/ 100 head. Market slow and loc lower I;
quality poor; common to fair 81 oOl93 40;
medium to good s. COCA 10; choice to
extra 81 25@4 10.
New York.
new YoRK, September %. The DToverS
Journal bureau reports: Beeyes-Recelpts
go; not enough business to make a market;
native steers weak; dressed beef dull at i(g
SC for Texas and Colorado sides; SH@ll &c
for poor to prime native stock. Export
ers used 1870 live cattle, go quarters oeei
and 100 carcasses mutton. =,
Sheen-Receipts $500 head; market
steady at 81 OO(d5 so per cwt. for common
to good sheep; So 75@6 3 for lambs;
Swine-Receipts 1900 head. Market
quiet and barely steady at IS 1898 W per
cwt. for fair to good.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 2S.-Cattle-
Receipts 1875 head. Nothing doing; no
cattle on sale; all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts 100 head. Market firm;
Philadelphias So OO@9 20; Baltimores SIS 50
as IS; Workers S. 25@S 40; grassers 81 so
as 90.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market glut-
ted, very dull and nothing doing.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 2S.-Live Hogs~
Steady and unchanged; common and light
So 25jdS 25 packing and butchers 81 75@
s 80 Receipts 7O5 head; shipments 375 head.
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&Nrm Agents wanted. IS aday made
A eInng cur New Household
In Mueles and Family scale
- Ads,Ss- Nesghs up 10 IS lbs. Sells
DOMESTIC SCALE Co
Ctncinnat
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p. railroads. All trains run daily, SUNDAY
L.aNOoNEY, RrSadsnS
GEO. HENRY, Gen1 Manager. q
Pittsburgh, CincinERatl { 81. Leuls
RAIBwAY-PAN-HhS ROUTE
THINE TABLE EAST AID WEST JUNE
4, ISa Trains kNve RSff-HAndle Depot,
foot Of Eleventh. street, neex Public LANDING
daily. except Sunday, as follow:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-29
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