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Goll,nn, Gossip.
From Orr Correspondent.


EEw YORK, MAECH, 9, 'S3.
Exhibits from all parts Of this
c,uuuy are beginning to pour in on
Fish Commissioner Blacktord for
the transmission to London. | had
q little talk with him the other
morning aud he assured me that it
would surprise him very much if
Ameries would not reueat her Berlin
triumph. where che distancsd every
competitor not alone in the immedi-
ate.y prac ical display Of the variy-
ties Of hsh caught il cur waters, the
modas Of securing them and the
methods of preserving them, but also
and mainly at tblt By her progress
Ia ish culture. Apsopoos Of tn!s, it
ray interest," voJ u know that quite
large a02jh.'l .'lsl ASH are NeSNly
shipped 10 Eug,aaI Ia ,ke.r various
sessions. Tso Duke eff Sutherland
ard several Itaer high AMI mighty
Subjects Of Qaaen Nic,er.s, who
h.ye an appreciation OF the good
,aioss OF lie are regular customers
'5r trout, salaor, bass and ether
tootasome game 6sles. They are
packed liz iresA ioeaodarr;ye II Lan-
dou in rs perfect cs7dit'on rs if taoy
had just been taken fr.u the water,
The Westminster Kennel Club
has begun preparations for its annu-
al bench show, which takes place in
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What has become Of our shop
choirs?
Robert Holroyd SAYS, Il like to
hold the Duss when it has the berry
attached to 1t.
John Smith and jas. Hamlin, who
have been away on account Of sick
ness, are both well and at work.
We notice that Charles Lewis has
been taking more orders for pen
drawn visiting cards. Success to
you, Charley.
The only thing Of interest that has
occurred here lately, was the fail Of
Frank Lewis and Jshn Dickinson.
JOHN Retz did it.
Blackwel's trial will come of soon,
but he saws he has nc fear Of losing
the case, as Miss - has promised
to decide III his favor, If the oid folks
oppose.
We are told that George ard Ad-
am. who have lately been engaged in
the pocket knife business, have dis
solved partnership and quit the trade,
% til-hapdle knives with wooden
blades are not in demand.
We are told that Geo. Alexander
has struck s. b napza in Guyandette,
and has concluded to be a black
smiths son-in-law, and learn the
blacksmith's trade. Success to you,
George, for both are big underta-
kings.
mamma" said little sister, the
other day, "do you know what makes
I Martha look so bad?'
no, my child"
q do, mamma"
"What?"
She had her cap set for Mr..
Jones, and he married another girl
last week" ADLNE.
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CvYxude,tq GIeaninzs.
Gathered By the "ArgNs" 0lcl.

=
We are perfectly satisfied with
Virgins storm.
Henry says that he does net have
to come to Huntington.
Trimning up yards and white
washing feaces are in order.
Who viii he eur city fathers for
the next year? is the question.
Several fine fleets of tiAber we're
towed cut from this place last week,
and taken to the lower markets.
]. L. Douthit has moved into his
new business house on Guyan street.
The old BEST Chance ia now va
cant.
Geo. s. Page, Of the firm of Page
s. Smith, sold out his interest in TIE
grocery, last week, TO Capt. Floyd
Butcher Of Logan county.
J. H. Page sold cut his drug store
last week, to Dooiittle q Murphy
/ suppose it will be a temperance
drug store now, as a Murphy can't
sell whisky.
Capt. Aaron Williamson is Offering
his valuable house and lot in this
place for sale at a starvation price. =
Any one seeking home will surely
find a good bargain.
The marriage Of Mrs. Calvert Of
this place, to ex Governor Sprague
Of Rhode Island, is called, here, the
romance of the age" Greenbrier
county against the warld. Selah.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Co. are erecting an iron bridge acrsss
the Guyan river at this place. The
bridge will be double track, and
will probably be completed in three
months.
A festival will be given by the Ia
dies of the NJ. L. Church, South, on
Saturday evening", March 1Tta.-
Oysters, cake and ice cream will be
among the refreshments. All are
invited.
The ladies Of the Home Mission
Society will give an Oyster Supper
on Saturday evening, March 17th.-
Music will be furnished to enliven
the occasion, and q general good time
is anticipated.
The c in Lymap Turner'S name is
for Constance, and he is correctly
named. He is constantly at worl;
and never mas anything; a constant
church-goer, and has never joined
church; has been carrying CD \ con.
staut ccurtship for fifteen years, and
never married. Would this have
been thus if his name had been Pc
lee.
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1879, s.a---s75s7
hss admitted his guilt, and how
ever bad tho other defendants
succeed in making him appear it can
net help them. lie was their tool
ana trusted lieutenant, and Of course
he is bad man, Or he would not
have answered their purpose; but he
is new scared into telling the truth
about the whole stair, and it makes
things look very squally. He has
described the books Of the firm, the
entries in them, ana the check stubs,
etc., with miuutsness OF detail that
esrries conviction and Jhe deteassra
fuses to produce the books to refute
this evidence, though three times
served With notices by the govern
ment to % 50. The denial Of Judge
B3''fd ina. ne ever 1'" 'uy Os'',
ugs With the crowd, or ever had
such a ca9oN as '''''.H 's'-,'o~'' Is
the first ray OF o'nS''''l'" '"'S AVE
50 aeez'1 'a' 81 "'' 'ss'''" 'H,' Dn'
as matter "a I'''' q ".'5' D''i''0 :
denial, "a'cA e'e'fo'iF accepts as
true, does NOT ls'2s2o' hsF0sL III the
least. The iae, t'', b''i'ra name
was INTO d STUB OF even ,"'' Il o's'N
payable TO bearer c'V-' e's"y n"'e
been enc Of the tricks OF the gang
The refusal Of the defense to produce
the books to dIseredit kerdeI Is &C
copied as proof 'haJ IN the MAN. MS
memory regarding them Is accurate,
The opinion Is ne" almost universal
here that the oriy possibility OF es-
cape for the defendants Is through
s'me failure on the part ef members
Of the jury to perform their Gear
daty
The detective scandals that are De-
Ing wearthed are about as ugly as
could be imagined. in reading the
revelations which daily appear IN the
prints 1t seems wonderful DO" any
body ever escaped burglary and black
mail. There was a perfectly organ
led scheme Of robolng private resi-
dences, and although OF course there
IS q chorus Of denial, the detective
-'cce appears I'd nave oeeh as expert
.I prev IAllu- IEtNNtI b. CANC| ~ WI tttr
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What q shame to part those little
ones. May this couple see their er-
rors, investigate the matter, and dc
termine to live together again until
separated BY death, are tie wishes Of
a friend. NED.
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paws Greek Giens.

The reads are drying up.
The sick on this creek are all i'm
proving.
Everybody wants to know WHO
"Nick" is,
Mrs. Mary Guthrie, from Ohio, i.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nash, o.
this creek.
Sowing. planting, making garden
beds aud moving seems to be the or
der OF the day.
Miss Jennie Keller, who has been
STAYING at her aunt's, il Loveland.
has returned home.
JEFF has given up the notion Of
going to the Round House to work,
and is fixing fer another crop. Good
idea, JEFF.
J. c. Paugh and T. J. Bolen sold
tieir harses. One brought 800, and
the other Sl15, and both were well
worth the money.
Notwithstanding the low price for
tobacco this year, the most Of the
farmers Of this creek will plant a
large crop, if nothing happens.
Mr.. Hughes, from Putnam coun-
ty, has been visiting a. PauGh, and
looking around for place. under
stand he has rented part Of Humans
farm.
Je,T saws he don't want 10 rent the
house and garden which is on top Of
the place that he rented, for he SAYS
he mightnasa it. That's right, JEFF;
there is nothing like having the cage
ready when yoa catch the bird.
A man On tais creek, last FAIL had
"a large crop of tobacco, from which
be said he was going TO select a hogs
head that would bring forty cents per
pound; bot | understand that he
missed his figures n6out 29l cents.
B. r. Dillon. Albert Keller and
Allen Stephens arrived home Friday
last, from Cincinnati, very we'll sat
isfcd with rde prices they received
for their tobacco, On being met
next morning with a Good morn
ing, Allen, he remarked, Il have
been t, Cincjnaati." How are all
the folk Allonl" i went down On
la boat" How much did ysu get
for your toSacs3:' Il tell ven Gin
cinnati Is biz place" NICK.
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UAsuNoroS, d. c., Star. ii. S3.
Tae Cap'hl has been exceedingly
Ever aI Pie weck-tha fgal week
c- .- DIVING Congress. Tle gale
r.,s lave been packed, and aa air of
- AND excitement hus perya,sd
.ac uasle aaildia- The evening
nsaoa.ara5 10 be especially a.
i.re-.- to visitors. Judging from
their osurress il srarniur up the
Eu The house draws best There
NOR. r0,9 s'r-g.,r reuartse
.-.- qr5 s,,-.,cslsr oraf,rv
F.. .ro lower l,1., tsaaio .hssenate.
.r-, asns cai,v The notice thev
~cer-s ~ saca decisions, and the
.S5.sa,.s enter folly into tae spirit Of
u,ceaI.ass Altogether the
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Tho a4vaaeo aaard ofmy immense
Spring stock Is IS irving, and ] viii
be able, sherry, t. show the trade
ona Of the finest iiue Of goods that
7 ever carEia3 SAN GIDEON,
ths Boss Clothier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-21

15@i6c. Dried fruits-We quote prime
ouSrtered apples at 697c; evaporated APP
| Dies al 14016c per ID. ~eyaporated pescnes
| iunpared) 17@iSc per lb.; pared. 259Sc
Der h.; e~yapOrated raspberries 3O93Sc per
h.; IMPAIRED peaches, halves, 7@sc; pared,
l5G2Oc. Onions-Danvers, yellow, Us Oog
8 so Der barrel; Bermuda, new ~ Io9S
per box. Potatoes-New 81 0092 Is per Dbl;
old. no sales. PeanutsITennessee, SS
sAs G.t Virginia a;.. ss7S Sin. vinss'fg sssses;
s ssnGdsrdd n@isc; ioSfie for ooan,
try stock wine vinegar, soc. P~oultry-Liye
chickens, old per pair, $4,000; spring, 5o9
soc. Pearl Bariey-Nos. and 4, 494Tc per
Id. Dried Peas-Sl 25@1 80 per busnel.
Hominy-s3 25@3 50per barrel. Tsllow-
Country quoted 7@7Kc per 10; city SIC.
Market steady. Seeds-Clover seed per
bush, sS5o@s1S; timothy seed; 81 soSZ w;
process, 81 so al 90 per 100 lbs. Raspber-
ries-lO@l2>. Bisckberries-At llgl2c.
PineappIas-sl 5O@2 90 per doz. Green
Pess-756SOc per bush. Green Beans
ri OOal IS per bush. Rsdishes-2O925c
DER doz. Watermelons-s20 00925 90
Der 100. Whortleberries-Sl 259l 90 per
bncket. Cherries-s2 GO93 90 per bushel.
Peaches-s3 OO@3 so per bushel crate.
BALfHoRk- July ~. rlOW-oleduy
with a fair demand. Howard street and
western snperfine s. 0O@s IS: extra s. 90
IA IS; family IS OO@6 90. Wheat-West.
ern higher and quiet; winter red spot 81 10
al is; seller July Sill 15K bid; seller Au-
gust $iI62@l 1911; seller September 81 TX
al IS; seller October 81 1891 20; seller
November 81 2lH@l 2A. CornIWestern
higher; mixed spot sSXc bid; seller July
5SAc bid; seller August 59H@59Sc; seller
September 61N@6lAc; seller October 62Hc
asked. Oats-FIrm; western white 4i9
47c; mixed 4l@45c. Rye-9uiet; new 50
@GOc; old G2@65c. H~ay-Steady. Pro
visions-Dull and easy; mess pork SIG so.
Bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides
packed S@SAc. Bacon-Soulders SIC;
Gear rib sides 94c; hams 1iN9l6c. Lard
Refined l0Ac. B~utter-Dull; western
packed S6l6c; creamery 1S@23c. Eggs
Firm at l6@lSc. Petroleum..Nominal;
refined &c. Coffec-Dull; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair SH@9Hc. Su6ar-Qniet;
A soft SIC. Whisky-Quiet and steady at
81 16K@l7.
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wonAx,s

Mrs william Downss, of Uxbridge, Mass.
writes ON March Is. 1883. n follows:
"During the past thr % years. havs been q
grt ct sufferer from Q complication Of diseases
which bafiled the skill Of the most exper'
fenced doctors, az could not obtain perma.
rent relief by their treatment and prescrip'
tons; and / have also tried many so.called
cures in the medince line, but could get no
relief. The pains, aches, and weakness In
creased so rapidly and constantly that I was
so re. uced in strength as to be unable toleave
the bed, and the doctors informed me that
there was 10 hope Of q recovery. In this ex.
hausted and discouraged condition q dear
friend persuaded me to use Hunts Remedy,
and after taxing 1t only three days 1 com.
nsnced to get better. and to my great Joy and
delight I have continued to improve con.
stantly by It's use, until now, after having
taken the remedy only a few weeks, / am
able to beaoout my house again, and am now
doing my homework. Ny llms pack is cas-
ed, the severe pains have disappeared, ana l
am now in better health mar for many years,
and leg this privilege Of gladly roc ommend.
Ing Hunts Remedy TO all who are affected
with any disease Of the kidneys or liver; and
also highly recommend 1t for the attacks OF
sick head Ny hu band ALTO has exper-
fenced q very great benefit u his health by
the use OF this most valuable medicine,
Hunts Remedy"
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MEATS.
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Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBY, Produc
Commission Merchants, 1903 Main street.
These prices are based upoa wholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made for small
er lots.
Apples-New crop in market selling at
81 T5@S 50. owing to condition.
Buiter-Prime TO choice creamery 292oc;
choice dairy lSG2Oc: common TO fair do log
lsc; good TO prime country roll lISlSc; COM
niB eeswaSuf sV Quoted at 2SsSSc per u.
B~eans-Prime new navfes 81 l5a2 %; do
mediums 81 1922 ~; marrow fat IS ~; lima
beans 5Aa5c per n. In good demand;
Cheese-Sales in a iObbing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at 9112hc; New York Go
shen lIh9l5c; Sweitzer l5Sl6c; Limberger IA
@l5c.
29@32c; impaired do. ljdl6c; raspberries 500
S6c; blackberries lOc. New sun dried-Apples
quarters &c; sliced S99c peaches new halves
6A9TAc; do quarters 5Ha6Lc; do pared l5alSc;
pitted cherries 2Ta29c. New evaporated APP
pies ljal7c. Apples very slow.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock, fair demand at
Feathers-Cholce GOa6ic in original pack
ages ia5c more In small lots.
Foreign Fruits Florida oranges 9 OOai %
per box; MesSlna do 81 T5aS 10; valencia do
20 Ua7 % per case; Jamaica do 50 OOa6 % pei
Dbl. MeSsina lemons 81 50a5 80 per box.
~Honey-Choice white clover 25a25c: choice
Peas-Green 81 jOai 60 per bushel; split Sa
SIC per n.
PotatoeS-New southern 81 2g2 80; near by
receipts Il 75@2 90.
PouItry-Lfve chickens s. O0a3 p per dozen
for old spring ticke 81 13g3 10; dressed
chickens 13al4c; dressed turkeys l6alSc. De-
m9pU good fol- live. ,
KagseATe steady mt lt1a2c for white mixed
cotton; lalEc for all wool and lAalTc for
mixed.
Seeds-Sales OF timothy seed at 81 l0ao .
per bushei; clover small seed S. OOaS 80; large
S. T5a9 o., as to quality.
Sweet C~ider-Sand refined 50 OOa9 80 per Dbl:
country s6aS; crab $40.
Sweet Corn-Is quoted at iEa5c per 10.
Tallow-Country 6a6Ec; city Ia7Lac.-
Green Stuff-Peas 81 coal 25 per half barrel;
cucumbers 81 OO6L2 80 per bushel box string
per box Bermuda onions 81 20 per box; South
erntomatoes 81 5Od2 W per bushel;, green on
ions and radishes 5@l0c per dozen punches.
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FINANCE.

New YORK, July 20.-GovERSMENTs-
Lower for coupons AZ and Is.
RAILROAD BONDS-FIrm.
STATE BoNDs-Steady aud a much tirmer
tone characterized.
SroCKs-In speculation to-day at the
opening prices advanced f~ractionally, but
before the first call reaction took place.
Toward midday the trunk line shares be-
came prominent aud rose B9lA per
cent, and other active shares l59lB
per cent. During the afternoon the mar.
ket was quiet and prices A@A per cent
lower. In the last half hour OF business a re-
port wgs circulated that the trunk line rep
fesentatives at their meeting to-day had ar
ranged matters satisfactorily and this start
ed a fresh buying movement, NanderolltS
leading in point of activity the advance.
II is stated that a prominent railway Cdpl
talist has negotiated a time loan
of ten million dollars, running until the
middle of January next. Western Union,
after selling down to 1873, closed at 5000
SO1s. AS compared with last nights closing
prices are 4 to rs per cent. higher, trunk
lines showing the greatest Improvement.
In specialties Richmond and Dlnyille
advanced l.. per cent. to G3A, West
Point l per cent. to 81, Pullman Palace
> per cent. to 1907, Memphis and
Charleston declined l per cent. to 81.
The transactions aggregated 29S,O23
shares.
Della ware, L~ackawanne and Western, g.
900; Denver and Rio Grande, 900; Erie, H.
Kansas and Texas. 5000; Lake Shore, "a.
200; Louisville and Nashville, 500; Missouri
Pacific, 1000; Northwestern, 5000; New
York Central, 10000; Northern Pacific,
5000; Reading, 5000; St. Paul, 10000; Texas
Pacific, :, 090; Union Pacific, IL 1000; Western
Union, $4,000; Canadian Pacific, 5000; Ore
gon Trans Continental, $1,000; Northern
Pacific preferred, $1,000.
Mining stocks very dull. Navajo sold
at 800 and 300, Standard Consolidated 663,
Sierra Grande los and 100, ChrysOlite ITO
and Sonora Consolidated 81 and % cents.
Sales for the day 1925 shares. Pipeline
certificates active and strong, advancing
from 1919 to 1917, closing on call at
lO2k
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by 8 sense
Of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen. causing the patient TO sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or n~eighbOring organs. At times, symP-
toms Of Indigestion are present. as iatu-
enCy, unessiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing q
very disagreesble itching, particularly at
nightafter getting warm ia bed, is q very
common attendant. Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the sp-
plication of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, alisying the intense
itching and effecting q permanent cure
whele al other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until she dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, SO cents. Sold By A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co, Wholesale agents.
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b

PrrrsBURGH, July 20.-Apples-Fancy
eating. new, 81 00S5 co.; good cooking,
s. COOS so; car lots en- track, 81 5OSS ".
Enthusiastically fresh roll, in large supply
at 14@l5c; common, s9lOc; creamery, ESQ
25c. Cheese-Prime Ohio factory, 99l0c;
Ohio Dairy, s@lOc; new Ohio Sweitzsr, 12@
lac; Iimberger, 14c; New York Goshen, l2S
l3c. Cider-New sweet S7@S per Dbl. Sand
refined. S. 50@9 90. Beeswax-Choice, 80
@3Sc per h.; scarce. Besns-In better de-
mand; prime nayies, 81 1922 so; PRIME
medium, 81 25@2 80; limss, 5H96c per
Id: butter beans, s. 40@2 so per bu; mar
row beans, s. 5O@2 60. Eggs-Rsceipts
light; barrels l7@lsc per doz. for fresh
cases, 1s9l9c per doc. for fresh. Feathers,
Market steady at GOOSE for choice live; 40
@45c for mixed. Honey-White clover,
new, l5@16c in 1 and 2 pound frames
per 10; New York, in irreg-
ular packages, i2@15c. Buckwheat, l09
l2c; strained, i49iSc. California COMB
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OUR FLAG Is STILL THERE

Mr.. 8. B. Longfellow, Augusta, Me-, east
side river, writes us under late OF April Is.
1888:
ITO whom 1t may conoern: This may GER
tify that two years ago l was very badly
afflicted with kidney and urinary difficulties,
which extended through the system and laid
me up for weeks, so hat I could do no work.
who gave me no assistance. Hearing OF
Hunts Remedy, l got a bottle, and half OF 1t
cured me entirely, so that have been well
ever since. The other half l gave to a neigh.
Dor who was afflicted much as l was, and 1t
restored him to health. I can truly say
Hunts remedy has been Of great and mex
prassible worth to me-
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue OF the authority vested In him BY
IL decree Of the Circuit Court Of ohio county
made on the III day OF June. isI. Ia /. suit ~
chRnccry therein Vending. wherein tho Nall
city Building Association IN plAintin Aud
samucl A.. X pnsr aud Others are d~eiendane'
the undersigned special commixioncr VIII,
on Monday, the 2Uih day Of Augass.
1858. comm, ncing ut 10 O'Clock = ~, sell 81
public auction at the front door OF The lOUKr
HOUSE OF ONO COUNTY, he following
described real estate: that IN To say. a certain
lfact or parcel Of land situated IN Iniou
District, In Marshall county, West virginia,
bounded and described m follows. VIZ BE
Ginning nj q spanish oak In forks OF road,
thence with what II known Hs tho washing.
ton fork N. 40 u. ~ o.i0 poles. =. ~ E.Iu
pole. : ~. 4; ~ poles, Ma :. q pois.: y:
thence :. IS E. u 9.iO poles Ia u stake: y. 90
T.. ~ poles Ia n stake on q ravine; thencsd down
said fsvine ~ h ~ poles. \. ~ r. poics,
:; ". 2 poles 10 "a stake; thence Y. ~ W. 20
poles 10 u sugar tree; thsnces. ~. W ~ polss
Ia "a beech thence y. - W. polesto sake;
thence y. 49, W. ~ poles 10 "a white oak on
the west side 81 the Wheeling AMI fairmont
rad; thence n. ~ Il. lax poles 10 the begin.
ing however, " acres and ~ poles 81 Che
above described tract which was conveys by
deed OF Thomas J. Dorsey and wife TO IaAaa
Shepherd, dAtei December lsth, - aud OF
record In the once OF the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Marshall county In Iced Book No.
~, folio i5s. and also excepting from the above
~ out One.elkhti nI an t'fr ronNst uerH
OF snii Thomps J. dorsey and wife Ia william
Eemp'e. dated January. 18th. 1SIl. and Of
record In said ofic' OF said clerk Of the County
Court In Deed Book No. ~. folio ~, leaving 20
b. sold M aforesaid nifty acfes aud eighty <lk
Tenn, NJ lSIic: One-third Of The purchsss
money. or as much more m the purchaser may
elect, cash on the day Of sale, and the re-
msindcr IA two equal instailmenA. payable
rr,p. c,INrIS In nine and eighteen months
ftonI ~. day ~ sale. with Interest from that
dav. tie Il, Trci inaiAlimenis 10 he secuted
by 3 G,cd :, trust o. ths Property TO be sold
HENRY N. RrsSEbi.
special Com aisz.onsf.
" u. UhI'FI,. A~uctfonecr.
Ih.rehi certify that bOnd has bern z ven In
tie sIoye cause. IA required by laS.
I'LL 4, 1879.
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Free of Cost,

By calling A. T. Young's, C. Moenke
moeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
can get a bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 50cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try q sample bottle Of this medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-21
Thousnnds Say So

Mr.. W. T. Atkins, Girard, Kanr writes:
"I never hesitate TO recommend your Elec-
trio Bitters { my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and viii positively cure
kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it They will save
hundreds OF dollars In doctors bills every
wear. Sod ct fifty cents q bottle by LOgsn
4 Co pruggisu, Bridge norner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-21
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK, July 2O.-Dry Goods-The
market was more quiet in general demand,
yet for seasonable specialties there has been
a good inquiry, followed by a fairy large
assortment. Prints, dress goods, aannels,
blankets, skirts, underwear, hosiery, fancy
knit xoolens and soft wool dress faOrics
having chief attention, With the demand
for cottons very moderate and limited to
choice grades and makes of brown and
bleecLed shirtings and wide sheetings.