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entreprendre sur les levees.. II faut
reparer les points, debarrasser les
chemihs ct les levees des mauvaises
herbes. ~
a CALCASlEU.
Immigration devient de plus en-
plus n0mbreuse an Lac Charles ct
on pr6dit que dams Pespace de cling
ans Ia population Ell sera doubl6e.
La sante publique s'est beaucoup
amelioree, depuis la frequence dies
pluies.
Les ~scicries sont en- pleine activi-
te ct Pom battit de nouvelles mai
sons de tOus les c0tes dams IL vile.
AvoYELLEs.
La suspension de Ia navigation
de Ia Riviere Rouge, dit lie Bulletin
de Marksville, occasionne des per
ties graves au proprietaires, aux
marchands ct, en- general, . la com
munaute. Dependant lie gouverne-
ment a vote de fortes sommes pour
maintenir le chenal de notre riviere
ouvert jusqu'a son e%mbouchure dams
lie Mississippi.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
Dassessement de la paroisse st.
Jean Baptiete, pour Fannee couran-
te, Sleeve au montant total de 3d..
529,411.75, ce qui fait une augmen-
tation de Sl9.911.75 sur celui de
1883. Mails 81 de &c tableau on de-
duit l'assessement des terres inon-
dees, lie montant total ne s'eleyera
plus qua S1,276,524.75, ce qui con-
stitue ulie dilninution de $G,O75.
LIE taux de la take pour la parois-
Sc est fx6 4 8 mills sur la piastre.
81.
Depuis que Ia cueillette du cotton
est commence, dit lie Rereil, les at:
fai, es commercials de st. Martin
vile sont plus anim6es. Aussi, de.
puts plusieurs jours les commits
voyageurs pulullent plusieurs
d'entreux ont de veritables maya.
sins quils 6talent aux yeux DIES
marchands qui mont que lembarras
du choix. Ces derniers mont pas
besoin de Sc d6ranger pour faire
leurs achats !; lis peuvent choisir un
assortment a leur fantastic.
POINTE COUPE.
Les travaux de la lev6e Waterloo
commencement Ia semaine prOchai-
| ne. Al "a ~ -
Les moulins a cotton fonctionnent
on sont en- reparation, pour etre
pr6ts q Pheure vOulue, ct Ia cueil-
lette, favorisee par le beau temps,
avance rapidement.
Les chenilles semblent ayoir dis.
paru, mails les planteurs s'attendant
a une nouvelle invasion, s'apprGtent
4 les combattre soft avec du pour
pre- de Londres, soft avec du vert
de Paris.
ST. JACQUES.
Les planteurs riziers, dams cette
paroisse, ont Gu un temps excep-
tionnel. La plupart d'entr'eux ont
achieve cette besogne ct Sc t1attent
d'avoir obtenu un assez bon prix de
leur produit.
LIE Jury de Police a passe des
resolutions requ6rant les planteurs
riziers de payer immediatement le
montant de leur license ct ordon-
nant aux Syndics de METRE Ell vi
gueur la loi prohibant aux cavaliers
de voyager sur les lev6es.
IBERIE.
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- c4n',e elle-m6me sera perdue.
II y . egalement dams cette pa
roisse beauconp De fierrs ct malgre
toutes lee precautions prises par lie
bureau de san,e, Ii petite verole i'll.
fecte do nouveau le 'voisinage de
Washington.
.EN& .s:pLAQuEM1NE.
: EObservev annonce que Ia recolte
de riz est achevfe q Ia grnnde .joie
des trayailleurs ct des ferlniers.
ReStent 'maintcnant les travauX i
entreprendre sur les levees., II faut
r6parer les points, debarrasscr les
chemins ct Eas levees des mauvaises
herbes. -
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STEAM PLANNING MILL.
T.. G.. AUBERT
Contractor Dc Builder Proprietor.
House and Sugar House building
and repairing.
Sulphur Machines and Cisterns
made to order,
dN ,rork guaranteed to gire Satisfaction.
LUMBER FOR SALE
Aug 7-S4-ly Jackson Street, Thibodaux. La
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-10
iron Gonxtp Keal5ter


srasic xScatavs Committee.
IRON TEX, o., June 18th, 1884.
the Demoerafic Executive Committee,
ecQrdink to th6slecision Of the Mass Meet
hi ordered rrimsry Election to be held
sturd y .AgGnsfad, 1884 for the pur-
q nomiHatt M y,onicers.
ne relieving ree6suf 10 was unanimously
pted:
7Jesotyed. THAI no ono bsziftowed to vote
the Prtpsry Hection except snch as will
58es thezk{({ss to supporsf me nominee
~ N6y4 d, Election.
a 1Ieed, That the eandidates ~deffny the
Uses of the Election. Carried unani-
oensly. So
The following were appointed judges of
the Primary Electioain the various precincts:
IRON TOWNSHIP.
RellerieH Precnct.-B. H. Barger, p. G.
James u. Logan, Nanthan Barlow.
Raiterille Precinct.-7James Fitzpatrick,
O'Brien, Benjamin Kidd, Michael
Rok :. fecinct,-Issae johnson,
m. .Trauernicht, and Warren
KAoLIN TOWNSHIP.
kaohh Preciact..Wm. Imboden, Wm
Thompson, James p: Barger, Weeds Nc
SweeH.
Rell's Schoolhouse.-wm Bell, John s.
Luthy,sC. II. Westeman and L. Luthy.
DENT TOWNSHIP.
-Loee's Precinct.-D. s. Love, II. Crock
er. J. A. LAidgett, W. r. Wood.
Hendersoa's Preciact.-John Mcmahon,
John r.. Adams, Nelson Hawk and Mathew
tsIoS aawxsaIr.
Des ARG Precinct. Lowe. ANDREW
Wall" anss 9llss5 p MOTT aan ms. wa,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11
CAUGHT ON A FLY.

A base nail umpire has been struck by
lightning in Colorado. Justice NAV sleep
but never die-Oil City Blizzard.
II is but natural that the baseball player
who is partial to low balls should go on a
bat northumberland times.
An expert bas bali player ought to have
plenty to do in the summer, when good fly
catchers are in Order-BOSton Times,
Baseball is taking the place of bull6ght-
ing in Cuba. The Cubans want something
that is really exciting Courier.
A baseball PLAYER has been killed by
lightning out in Colorado. This doubtless
saved him from a worse fate on the field
Philadelphia Press.
Baseball is taking the place of bul-6ght-
ING in Cuba. The thirst for gore will thus
be transferred from the bulls to the umpireS.
Philadelphia Call
The California Indians have taken to
PLAYING baseball. IL Is now only Il ques-
ton Of time wueR the aboriginal race will
be eNterminatcd-LOwcll Citizen.
1t were not for baseball what should
We do for excitement, with a lull in the
murder market and an abnormal quictnesS
on the part Of bank caShierS.-BoStOn Star.
At Central CITY, Colorado SUNDAY, the
umpire Of baseball match was killed by
lightning. II is not often that an UNI
pire is allowed to die such painless death.
Philadelphia Call.
An Indian base ball club has been form
ed in the West The umpire who decides
against them viii need to have his scalp
spiked on and the spikes clinched on the
under side.-Chicago News.
A baseball player out in Colorado has
zen killed BY lightning No particulars
have come to ha nd, but he had probably
Just muHed an easy fly at a time when
there were two men on baSes.-BuffalO En-
press.
The Terre Haute baseball nine have
struck it rich. They have purchased a
patent incubator and are hatchfng the
goose eggs" that they have richly earned
during the past few months.-Psris Beacon.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

Wheeling.
The market is dull this week, and the
supply very good. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha
furnished the following quotations
Cattle, s. 50@5 % for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; 4l@jic per ID.
Sheep. 3@4lc per 10.
Calves, s. 50@l0 CO..
Lambs, 4@5c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July l0.-The DroVerS Journal
reports Live Hogs-Receipts 1880 head;
shipments 1900 head; market strong and
active; rough packing s. O0@5 30; pack
ing and shipping s. 1905 IS; light S. 90
as 81; skips 81 0O@4 60
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; market active and frmer;
export grades Sc 6O@6 80; good to choice
shipping 81 1905 80; common to medium
s. iO@5 80; grass Texas 81 OO@5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
none; slow: inferior to fair - 25@3 90
per cwt. medium to good 81 jO94 90;
choice to extra 81 25@j 90; lambs per
head 81 O0m ; 90
New York.
NEW YORK, July lO.-BeeveS-Recelpts
2 car loads light native steers, which had
quick sale at 81 SO per cwt.; market firm;
city slaughtered beef sold readily at 80 80
GlO IS for native, 50 jO@9 90 for Texas
sides.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; frmer
aud fraction higher poor to good sheep;
SO 90 sheep; ST OO@S 90 for Southern
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 1850 head; all slaught-
erers live hogs frmer and feeling nominal;
rough at s. 6O@6 10 per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, July Observation-Disclosures
slow at unchanged prices; receipts $50
head; shipments 9l2 head.
Hogs-Market slow: receipts $500 head;
shipments 700 head; Philadelphias S. COO
as 20; Workers S. 1905 60.
Sheep-Msrket slow at unchanged prices;
receipts 200 head; shipments l., 100 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July l0.-Live Hogs-Firm;
common and light - 2jG,j 20; packing
and butchers IS 1905 10. Receipts
LEO head; shipments $40 head.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York.
New York, July l0.-Dry GoodS-The
improved movement in cotton goods was
maintained, without any marked degree Of
activity. Bleached shirtings and wide
sheetings have attracted chief attention, but
in other STYLES there has been fair trade.
Dress goods in good shipment on account
Of orders, but new demand light. Prints
doing fairly and agents opening Pacific
and Cocheco fancies at &c and Robes at 6Ac
Dunkirk fanceis &C. Flannels and blankets
in light trade Woolens very dull. The
auction sale of twenty thousand pieces
table oil cloths passed off very salts
factorily The auction sale of Herman
Aukann Il Co.'S, Astrachan, Melton and
other skirts was a feature. The market
was very largely attended and the goods
very well distributed Prices were very
low, but more goods were sold than were
on the catalogue. Among the principal
BUYERS were Bamburber Bloom & Co, Ely
4 Walker, II. Furnham, J. V. FarweIl &
Co., Gretter, W. Il Co., Gold, Frank 4
Co., Joseph Horne Il Co, Lauduer 4 Co
A. Lehman 4 Co., B. Lowenstern & Bro. :
G. l.. Luce & Co., Rice, Silk & Co, ]. NJ
Robinson 4 Co.
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FRlGI0 FRIYolITY.

There is in use in Cincinnati soda-water
fountain called the BLIZZARD. 1t has
more wind than ice in it-New Orleans
Picavune
Naomi was SO wears old before she mar,
ried. The icecream business must have got
a good start during NaOmi's maidenhood,
louisville COurier-JournaL
"What is So perfect as day in June?
asks Mr.. Lowell. True true, indeed. But
a little more ice and just dash Of soda in
ours. pleaSe.-ButEalo Express.
A great ice crop was harvested last win,
ter. This is probably the reason that ice,
dealers would rather see it melt than sell ii
at a reasonable price-BoStOn Budget.
The girl who succeeds in forcing young
man TO spend his last cent in treating her
to ice-cream renders herself liable to arrest
tor robbihg the male.-PhiladelPhia Chron-
icle.
A Young lady Of Monongahela City has
been poisoned to death bv eating ice-cream.
PEOPLE will DO well 10 remember that there
is no antidote to this fatal substance.
burg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Ice-Cream bricks are now made that VIII
retain their substance and flavor for YEAR
If Young fellow comes around with one Of
these in his hat the girls will not 10 back
on him.-New Orleans Picayune.
A New York ieeeream manufacturer
claims to be able to make icecream keep a
wear in Just as good condition as when first
made. 1t is not unlikely. Corn starch
and chalk keep sweet long while.-Gor-
ham Mountainehr.
A Front street young lady is now confined
to bed in a delirious condition. And no
wonder-her fellow failed to call on her the
past two evenings and she hasn't had any
ice-cream in all that time-Kentucky State
Journal.
An icecream vender on Hudson river
excursion steamboat boasted that in one
day last week he sold 5000 Creams To-
600 glasses of lemonade andout a ton Of
cake II is no wonder that corn starch,
glucose and citric acit are so high-Phila-
delphia Call
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MEp.cAl..


Ask Tie most eminent physieiaa
Of any school what is the best thing in
The world for quieting and allaying all irri-
tation of the nerves, and curing all forms
Of nervous complaints, giving natural, child.
like refreshing sleep alwaysf
And they willtel you unhesitatingly
Some form Of Hops mr.
CHAPTER l.
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply
sicians:
What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as
Brights disease, diabetes, retention, or in
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar to Women
"And they will tel you explicitly and en-
phaticslly "BHehu !If'
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
constipation, indigestion, biiousness ma
laria, fever ague, &c, and they will tell
you
Mandrake or DdndeliOd mr.
Henbe, when these remedies are combined with
others equally valuable,
ana compounded INTO HOP LSittefS, sucn won
derful and mysterious curative power Is developed,
which is % varied in its operations that no disease or
Ill health can possibly exist or resist the power, and
yet II Is
Harmless forthe most frail woman, weakest in
valid or smallest child TO use.
CHAPTER II.
uPatients
almost dead or nearly DYING
For years and given up by physicians, of
Brght's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints severe coughs, called consump-
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crdEyiiN
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out Of shape from excruciating pangs
Of rheumatism, inhammatory and chrouic, or suffer
ing from scrofula.
Erysipelas
"Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indises-
tion and, in fact, almost all diseases frail'
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof OF which
can be found in every neighborhood in the known
world.
ss-None genuine without bunch Of green Hops
on the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
stuff with Hop or "Hops'' in their name.
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Young nInn,-Rnah This.

The Toltaic Belt Co, of Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Eleetro-Yoltaic
Belt and other Electric Appliances ON trial
for thirty DAYS, to men {young or old) af.
6icted with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood, and all kindred troubles,
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis,
and many other diseases. Complete res
tcration to health, vigor and manhood guar.
auteed No risk is incurred as thirty days
trial is allowed. Write them at once for
Illustrated pamphlet free.
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| demand and stronger; No. SIC DC
steamer 60@6lc; sail mixed July 9?ig
sOc; August 59@59lc; September 59tSg
COO; October 60e@6l. Oats--Strong; NO.
3 white s7l@3sc; No. white 3S@3S4c.
Cincinnati.
CncrSsArI, July l0.-Cotton-Dull and
unchanged. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red soc. Corn
Quiet; No. 2 sac. Oats--Steady and firm;
No. 2 mixed 33!@34c. Rye-Dull; No.
2 Csc. Pork-FirmeI at SIC 0O@l6 %.
Lard-Quiet at Sc s72@7 90. Bulk Meats
-Firmer; shoulders IS IS; short ribs
90 so. Bacon-Quiet and UNCHANGED
Whisky-Steady at 81 OF. Butter-Firm
and unchanged Eggs-Easier at dc.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Baltimore.
BAITINoRE, July 10. = Flour - Quiet.
Wheat-Western a shade firmer and &C
tive; No. . winter red spot 93S@9+c; July
93l@ 94c August 95s@95!c; September
96i@96Se. Corn-Western higher but dull;
mixed spot 5765Sc; July SIC bid; August
sac bid. Oats-Steady and quiet; western
white 3964lc; mixed 35@3Sc; Pennsyl-
vania sra 4Oc. Rye-Quiet at 64@6Sc.
Provisions Steady. Eggs-Lower at lao
ljc. Whisky Steady at 81 IA.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, July lO.-Wheat-Active and
shade higher; No. white 81 90; No. ?
94c; No 2 red cash S62@S7lc; July S64c;
August S72c; September sole; October
9O3c; year S6fc Corn--Firmer; high
mixed 55c bid; No. , cash July and Au.,
gust sat; September SIZE. 0ats-Dull
but firm; No. . white 33!c; No. > cash
July 32c; August 2Sc asked; September
26!c asked.
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BARRIERS AND BALD HEADS.

Out on the Az is now the cry Of the
Infatuated hald-headed. citizen. - Lowell
Citizen.
A barber notices that it is the rich and
not the poor man who. becomes bald the
soonest.
Bald headed men may put away their
hair restoratives. BUrleSque will be the
theatrical rage this season.-St. Louis Gail.
Sweet are the uses of adversely. The
man with wig doesn't feel a lot OF flies
PLAYING ball on his cranium.-Philadelphia
Call.
IfAdam, the barber, were q benedict and
he should die (5arbcrs always dye would
his widow be relic Of barberism?-Chica-
20 Sun.
A Bangor woman has Just discovered
that the man to whom she was married
eight years ago is baidheaded He forgot
to glue on his wig one day and at the very
first whack Of the broomstick off it flew
Burlington Free Press.
Who did the lantern jaw? Gorham
Nountaineer. We reckon twas the tOnSOr
ial artist when he thrust his left hand into
his aged customer mouth IN order to
smooth out the wrinkles in his checks and
thereby facilitate the process of shaving.
When the barber cut his fingers cOnfoUnded-
IL in the old fellow dabbv cheeks, then the
trouble began. There was talk and back
talk and that's who the lantern iawed.-
Chicago Sun.
Amshouse Steward-"What was YOUR
ormer occupation?
New Inmate-"I was u barber, sir.
"A barber? 1t certainly should not take
much physical strength for that work. Why
don't YOU keep at it instead of coming to an
almshouse? Are YOU not still able to shave
a customer?
yes, but would starye at it.
THAT is strange"
'Ysu see am bald.
What has that to do with it,
Il can't sell auy more hair reStoratiyes.
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NAuS--S2 40 CARD.
Wheeling,

The nail market is very quiet, owing to
the want of stock. Nails, bradS
andfencing, lOd to God, 81 40; Sd
and Sd, 81 IS; cd and I'd,
81 80; 4d and sd, 2 Go; Sd 50 80; I'd
s. Is; SOC keg on common cut; barrel,
II inch, 81 90; II inch 81 Is; l inch,
S. 90; { inch, S. 40, I inch, Sc 60;
lining, / inch 81 O5; I inch, IS 60; finish
ing 3 inch and over, 81 90; inch, 6 S.;
81 80; casing and box, SOC per key over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, S. So;
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 80; boat spikes, all
sizes, 50 80; roofing nails, iron, Sc over
common cut; iron galvanized, q 20 over
ccmmsn cut; iron timed, 81 10 over
common cut.
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Commissioners Notice.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT % OHIO COUNTY, ,
Il James p. Rogers, administering OF the sstste o.
Mary Crowley, deceased, Sarah Crowley and Jaia
Kirby. In chancefy.
By virtue Of an eFier OF refssenee entereSiin the
above entitled caxss on the 2Iss day Of May 1884,
is referred TO the undersigned commissioner Oi the
said court to take, state and Fsrort an accoEnt:
IirSt-0f the dsbts due BY and the Liabilities OF
the said Mary CpOwley deceased, with tbs names o.
the creditors and the amoa8s and priori3s, II any
Of shs debts.
Second--Oi the personal estate left by said Mary
Crowley, deceased.
counts of the eompiaiD&At Is administrator aiore-
said.
Fourth-Of any other mstters deemed, pertinent
by the Commissioners ~ required by amp party in in
terast. = =
Notice + hereby given that the undersigned has
fxed upon THURSDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
JULY, lisa, commanding At go'el9sk q m, as me
time and his oSCe, Ne 1220 ChapinsstIee In the
city Of wheeling, OAiO county, Wsst Virginia, as
the place 1T which he viii proceed 10 ASCERTAIN aid
repent the several atiers In the said order OF rstsr
enes required. ..
GisSn sndeT NY hand this 9Th day Of june, 1884
JOSEPH PAUL.
;aincswt COmmisss01eE.
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Susan l.. Cots. and others.
In ,nlugsfy.

Susan l.. Cots, and Others.
In ChancPTy.
pUgsu9ai ~ dccnF Blsie Icy said tphrt, ~ IN
above yRtiIled cau-e on the 2ist day ~ May, 1885
The uBdes Sgned special Commissioner WI ou -ituf
day the I2ih day Of Jnly, ISL cOnmsnGiI * Of 10 a
M. sell al public auCiish i; the :ToItA door OF tn
Court. Hose 81 said Ohio county, ia The said cit!
Of Wheeling, the real estate Of WhigA sid behrs'
" Cots died seized and pOzseSse1, nuch there
~ a. NAY be necessary To pay the debts and claim
named in The Commissioners rPpoTS In Said cI'iN-'
and costs OF said suit and sale, such sss estate eia,
lot Numbered nineteen IN plat o: H|R lots laid %
by or. Theodore Fink, trustee, SOsafiimes callsi
" ZIDs'S addition 10 the city n Wheeling, situated
IN Wheeling Island, in said city. said LOT frosi'
,iXty iePt 80 the East side al SOs1h lin street, be
tveSE Fisk street and f. J. StODsS North line and
nuns back to an alley.
TRIMS OF SALE-One third u the purchase
moBsy, and much more theTsSt ~ the purt sn-ei
shall elect 20 pay, cash In hand q the day % Sa!e
the residue tbrreoi In two equs instaIlnents az
able respectively in six and tvslze months frCtA III
day Of sale with interest fro8 that day; tho par
chaser 10 give his bond, payable 10 the undersigned
vita personal security theTSs1 saiistaetory 10 TIE
special commissioner for the offered inst4fnfnts
and the title 10 he retained ZAtil payment b NJ o.
Alfred CALDWELL, Special CommisIiseeS,
J. G. HERVEG. AuGtOueef.
/ hereby certify that bssd 10 the san Of si,JJ1
with security has been sven by aboye-naas-i spec
iai commissioner, Is rsSaired By Law and aboT'
THOMAS N. D.ARRAH.
Clerk Of sid Court.
To, ~ 1874 tsiiozwu
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Farm For Sale.

YIyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER THEIR FARM
i for sale, three miles northeast Of Limestone,
Marshall county, W. Va containing 10 aeTes, 81
which Us acres are cleared and under god state q
cultivation. TheTV Is on the farm two good dwell
ius two frame stables grain house, corn cribs and
othsE outbaildngs and two good orchards Of ehoirs
fruit. The farm Is we'll gateged. then being uaser
in every field. Terms Easy. Apply ~ Thoa X NJ
.Crprey, on the farm. TH0s. K McSREkk1
uy29yhs JOHN "a SoCREREh
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

Corrected every week by NJ. & j. POL
LOCK, managers of the Silver Gloss Flour,
at the Pacific Mill, corner Of Fourteenth
and Market streets. Market firm. The
receipts OF wheat very light, with prices
same as last week.
II nTp Am CpAIv
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SYIYEAK AND UNIDENTIFIED PAKTs
= w Of the Human Body Enlanged Deyei ped
and Strengthened" &c, Is an intsssstng advG tisc
unent long run In or paper In eply TO inqs iriss
We win ssy that there 70 no sxiaence Of hu' ibag
about this On the contrary, tAf sdvcrtisemen are
very highly indossed Intsresssd persons M . get
sealed circulars giving AL pastSllan b. sdd1 sizing
edo Ercziz1 Bee. DyS ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11
PETROLEUM.
Oil City.

OH CITY, July 9.-The market opened
at 6O.c, declined to 595c aud closed at Coo.
Sales 2.056, 900 barrels, of which E,6S0, 900
were sold the last half hour; clearences
4.42+.0OO barrels. The Derrick tomorrow
will publish the statement of the National
Transit Company for June, showing accept
ances and certificates for June, 29yj03, 03S;
increase, 3lS,O35; credit balance June,
1851, Ice; decrease, 1919; totA liabilities
for June, 1884, 4Df; Increase 302,jl9;
gross stocks for June; SO, 749, 93g; increase,
$4,000; sediment and surplus for June,
2S.O552l6; increase, 4l0,47l;. receipts for
June L949,395; decrease, 2,0Ge, 2ll; deliv-
cries for June. l,Sil,73S inspease, 1892
barrels. Of the receipts, sS,7Ot barrels
were from United Pipe Lines. The Tide
water Pipe Line has received during June
29l, lip barrels and delivered 3d., 629; liza
bilities, 2,jI3,06S.
PittsSars.
PITTSBURG, Jaly l0.-The afternoon mar
ket was heavy with light trading and de-
chned steadily, closing al 59sc.
TitnsSilee.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, July lO.-0il opened at
60lc; highest, 6lse; lowest, 5@.c; closed
at Coo.
GROCERIES.
wheeling.
IICorrected every week by SIMON BAER
4 SONS, Wholesale Groesrs, No. l4l2
and l4i4 Main street.
CoEPEES.