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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23
Tho ClltIDNtn LlkGIt.
To the Editor ojtae Inte!ligenccr.

1oMe EQit0r o. nc lnteIigenctr.
slR:-1n. reply to the communication Of
Humanity" in to.day's iIsue, calling attsn.
ton to the exposure Of turtles to The aun
and asking "if 1t is an animal" and, II "rep.
tiles are outlawed," permit me to say that
"turtleh is but the common name for tor
toise. which, belonging to the order Testutiinata
or CAelonia, is an animal-a sea animal-and
ought under law to be protected II tortured.
The author ofthe article doubtless wrote in
a spirit Of badinsge, es no amount Of Wheel.
lug sunshine would wound turtles feelings,
as thsy are known to bssk all day long on a
log or shelving rock in torsid sun. u
While on the subject, however, it may be
well for your readers to know that Mr.. Bergb,
OF tho New YORK Humane Society, iucluaes
canariee and other birds, MICE snakes and oil
kinda OF reptiles, when Gagged, within the pur.
view OF the Law by which the Humane
Society operates, and any confinement in too
close qusrte1s Of birds or oven reptiles, or
neglect to properly feed and care for such as
are Gagged, II reported, will assursdly be reg
ulated by the
Wgsr VIRGINIA HUMANE SOCIETY,
1EIrsron Asau -
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An Acquisition TO the Hanks,

The Parkersourg State Journal has the fol-
lowing, which Is given for what it is worth /:
1--WE congratulate Governor Jackson upon
tho fact that heis TO soon TO have an organ.
We have 1t on good authority that on the
lat of July the Governors son will have an
interest in the 'Parhersburg Sentinel and
assume editorial control Of the same. Then
we may look for editorials which will speak
by authority upon the assessment question.
MIR. Horner Is to be congratulated upon his
acquisition to the resources Of his paper.
Due announcements, We understand, Till be
made shortly. Major jackson, we welcome
YOU 10 the ranks"
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"FRlIZ" GstsiErr,
Twelve Hundred People kwelter for
..t Three EIOnrs. M"

AWeiNe NunuFeu sHeOnle hWeLter Tor
Three Hl0nrs.
As predicted yesterday, the la,ses! audi.
snce OF the season WAS packed into the Opera
House last night when the curtain rose on
the flrstaot Of Joseph X. Emmstt's "Frliz In
Ireland" The once familiar sign "slapdlpg
Room Only" was displayed at both the up.
stairs and downstairs entrances, for the first
time for ssveral months. The audience was
noticeably select one, and even standing
room was scarce; and 1t was no joke to slt,
let alone stand, In such a msss of people,
with the Thermometer at see and no air slir.
ring. But the people did It, and went into
captures ofapplsuse over Emmett's singing,
and commissions OF laughter over his ire
slstible humor and tho funny situations OF the
play, with as much abandon and iorgetful.
ness of self as II the mercury had been down
to zero. Emmett has gained instead Of lost
In popularity here, and can always be assured
Of d crowded house. So -
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A SPECIAL excursion train will be run to
the Wellsburg gas wells on Saturday evening
May 2ith. Fare for the round trip Soc. 4
nnmbep OF coachss on the train will bs re.
served especially for ladleG and their escorts.
The train will leave the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl q St. Louis depot promptly q. O'Clock
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The MT, Ollyct Burglars.

A. @. Fulton, the man shot by Officer
Burke on Tuesday, was better Yesterday, and
DR.. Hcge, who is attending him, says be Is
in condition to be moved into Ohio. The
Doctor thinks an abcess will form around the
ball, and it can then be taken out
The Bellaire Tribune Gays: 1t seems to be
necessary for Marshal Burke to 70 to Colum.
bus before requisition can be obtained by
which the Mt. Olivet burglars can DO gotten
out Of West Virginia, and he left on this
mornings train. He will probably be back
on the morning train tomorrow and II, in
the mean time, the U. s. Marshal has not
taken charge Of them, they will be brought
to this county for trial.
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Proposed Iron bridge Works.

A me,ting Of those interested in tho, pro.
ject for establishing works here for the manu-.
structural iron, mention OF which was recent.
" made in the ISTKLL1orScEn, will DO hold
at hali.past ssven o'clock this evening, Ut the
cflice of the City Water Board. Any pcrson
interested In the projea! who has not enlisted
in 1t Ia invited to be- present. pra6ticsl men
as we'll rs c,pltalipts are backing the enter,
prise, and 1t Is now an assured succeas.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ENGISEEa's OFFICE 2, M,hpr,p1
- EAIRNuNr. " Va Nav Il -

ESGIsEEa's CrFIcrF. M.aPr.Rl
FAIRxoNr, ". Va. Nay Is, j ST.
Proposals for the Graduation and xax n,y Of III.
ten miles Of the FaI'mont, Morgau.o, IN 4 En-.
burGh Railroad, between tho ,oxp, Of yewpo,, and
Little Falls will be received a, tho Office Of Tho En-
sineer III Fairnons. till tb,. sit Of May. lsss
The nn'Unry will ~,,Ia,. ..,o,, M o,b,,
yards Of second clas aud m cup s
's1u' VI a.eh eulSe rt masonry.
nj thr Encjn1 .estimates may be seen at the oalee
rho Go .er at Fairmont.
ali bids pany reserves the right to reject any OF
W I'- Il. q. WHITING, Engineer
CfEMEN1NS prnsIhcnt myly
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BlVEs HEws,
hoteA About the bten,nnOntN,N hank Briefs
amt Telexraphic Reports,

sr--s.-s-~
Notes About the VI en,n b OntA, hank Hrief,
amt Telegraphio Reports. o,
Tho Iron City passed up light.
The Pittsburgh boat builders report bust
ness very dull, 80 -.
The Bachelor left fer Pittsburgh at Am
and tho Courier at 1880 for Parkersburc. :
The we'll known Cincinnati steamer R. R
Springer Is now runningin tbs upper MiSsls,
llppi TRADE. J, -. :. y ,s.'s'
The Princess made tho round, trip from
bel!aire last might, to accommodate those
who wanted to see Fritz in Irslapdn at tho
Opera Hopep, :. u w NV ~
Tho river laat night was 8 feet and station.
ary., Business on the wharf was good, Tha
local packets arrived and departed on time
with fair trips. -
The Andes arrived at Cincinnati ahead NJ
time yesterday. A dispatch from Capt. Uhar]ia
Muhlenlan to the 1HTELLaENCER rsceiyeS
early IN the afternoon announces; WThs
Andes arliyed At 10 A. ", foil Of excursion.
ists.n $50 - - W
The st. Lawrence, on her up trip, passed
Marietta about $3.50 last evening, and will
arrive here about that hour this morning.
She will 30 on to Pittsburgh and be down at
. seasonahle hour tomorrow, leaving for
Cincinnati on her usual time. ~ ~
. GREENSBORO, Pa, May o2-Riyer 10 feet
II Inches and falling; weather clear. -
> PIrTsBugsH, May o. -Morougahola river &
feet inches and falling; westhe. warm.
., RicE's LANDING, Pa, May 22-Riyer ,
Ter o.. '.'@
BEowssylLLE, Pa, Msy 22.-River Q feet 5
inches !, md d. stationary weather cloudy thar.
MoRoaS7owN, W. Va, May 22.-Riye- . !
Get 5 inches and falling; weather cloudy:
Thermometer So, $500. No. ','.'ii
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Some more new carpets. Constantly re-
ceiving additions to our large stock OF car.
pets, wall paper, oil cloths and window blinds,
all OF which we sell Wholesale aud retail at
manufacturers prices, for cash, at Nos 2O1O
and 1921 Main street.
la g' JoEN RoEaER, Agent.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HouEehOid LinCuS. ,-.15 -. =.
We are showinga large and very ATTRACTIVE
stock Of the beet makes In family, table and
bed linens, plain and fancy towels; toweins,
hucEsbricks, turkey. table damask and nap.
kins in sets and sipgly, together with large
siock oil quilts and cornterpanes at prices
that cannot be equaled. ); - :
E, NJ. McG1LI1s & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

WHEN the hest makes OF black silk that do
not crack or wear shiny arc sold ut less
pride thGJ the most inferior makes ara sold.
1t pars to trade at Y. n. Mcnillin Il Co,'p.
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WHEN bleached and unblesched muslins,
ginghams, prints, lickiugs, denims and ali
other domes,ics are brought to Wheeling and
sold at Nsw York prices, 1t pays 10 trade at E.
NJ. McGillin l. Co.'s -
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Ole l'x<telLi9&ttern.
0ntce: A",. 70 ana 81 Fonricen,n stree



For Sale or Rent-Eage Brewery.
Misunderstanding Hand.
Wsuted-First-o.ass Girl.
Stocks For Sae--1. Irwin.
Independent Csndida.s--J. N. Little.
Alumrss Meeting. 4 /:
For ssle-Fine Residence in Martins
Ferry--J. +. Hanes, Agent.
Notice.. Y. l., Rodsera.
Refrigeratosa--O, Il. Slitel Il Sons.
For Cmcinnatl.Steamer st. Lawrence.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81 Louis Railway
Third page. :,
.. Trunks and Satchels-The Famors Halter.
o,"A Fao;-Fsmous 0ae.Price Hst,er.
"A Card-Ths Famous One-price Halter and
Furnisher ~ i.
"Fedora"-Ths Famous Hattcr-Fourth
Page.
"ricuant"-Ths Famous Halter.
''lrving"-Tho Famous Halter. aud Fur.
nisher-ThiId page. s. i. -, -
Logan, List & Co.'s Excelsior Baking
1ON USE =
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MORNING Glory BAKING PowDxg pure and
most economical in the market. Bold by all
leading grocery dealers. -
G. s, FrENy, Proprietor,
IT,. -... 50 1it0 Main pt-oak
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

). ANOTHER new arrival OF Phaa.cns, Jump
Sest BuEgies and Storm Spring Wagons full
leather top and all, warranted. at great bar
gains. S,3-'s0 d wi, ]. ". FsgsnL,
- Cor. Main and T8enty:Grst Streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

WYNN an eight.buttou length mossuotaire
kid glove are sold Ct SO cents per pair 1t pays
10 trade Of T. NJ. McGilin & Cos, ~ =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

Ladies wishing to purchase these criticize
VIII do well to visit our Parasql department,
where large aad very attractive stock may
o. seen, aud saving OF at least Is per cent
realized. E. NJ. McGlLLIN Il Co.
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TIE FAMOUS HATEE, l142 Main street,
would rrs'sr to sel! goods at a sacrifice rather
than carry them oyer 10 another season and
lose .ns whole value, Gel! ~ them for bar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

WHEN 700 different styles Of dress buttons
are shown from which every Lady can make
Q selection without paying an e4orbi,snt
price, 1t pays to trade at =. N. McGillin &
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india LAWNS!
E:MbROIDERIES !

Constant additions are being
made to our stock Of White India
Lawns aud Embroideries. An
curly c,ll is solicited, as We now
have many rare patterns of En-.
broiterics that will DO difficult to
duplicate later ia The season.
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TIE xI.coNr2pxRArE,,

The e1.soldlers o. the Confederate army,
not to be outdone by their late antagonists,
will also decorate the graves Of their fallen
comrades who are buried in the Wheeling
cemeteries. An omnibus md q number Of
carriages have been secured, aud the e1.Con-
isderates will 90 III body to all the ceme-
teries and designate the graves. A number
vices will be without any formal address or
other exercises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

WHEN Hamburg embroider;es OF our own
importation are sold in Wheeling OF prices
much lower than jobbsrs sail 10 smaller
dealers, it pays to trade at L. NJ. McGillin 4
Co;a ,-. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

HAND Garden Flows, Cultivators, Seed
Sewers and Tools OF every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square. 80. :
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The KlSrcAt HnrRnfu Yet.

Twenty dozen fancy shirts, slightly aoiled,
Tor twenty-five cents each. These goods were
formerly sold for 81 25 at the Famous Hatter's,
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BRcc4gED Velvet Grenadines, the choicest
material OF the season for capes.can be had OF
E. NJ. MoGILLIN l. Co. :
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AGAIN THE THIEVES,
THE MANY BURGLARS AND ROBBERS
Now on Their War Throush the Courts Into State
PIison-0as Youthful, Offender Graduated
Yesttrday-Ths Crooks Hero and 1t
Cieveiand-HuitonR seoveriuE.

- f." b
In partl OF tho Circuit Court yesterday,
before Judge Boyd, John Anderson was
tried to jury on an indictment for grand
larceny. Prosecuting Attorney Jordan rep.
resented the State, and W. ]. W. Cowden the
defense. Anderson Is boy II or Is years Of
age, and was accused Of stealing 500 from his
uncle, Bolsn Davis, Of North Wheeling. He
was put on the stand by his lawyer, and
In answer TO an inquiry by Mr.. Jordan,
denied that he stole the money, but admitted
that be had taken portion OF 1t, about 395.
This unfortunate admission resulted In biz
conviction, for all other evidence against
him was 10 the nature OF confessions Of hi.
own, aud had been rulsd out. He va!
promptly found guilty and sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the penitsntiary a
Mo,lndsvillp U.-.-.g a,....- : '.-77's :
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A Beautiful l.islQ shIrred glove
opened this morning In new and desirable
shades. These Gloves must be seen to be an.
preciased. E. NJ. McGlLLly e %. r
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JON LOT OF s.. 900 worth OF Mems Clothing.
which was bought at 50 cents on the dollar
and will be sold the same way. Gall and see
them at Twenty-frst md Main s.reaig 4
1854 J. W. FrRREL,
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.JusT think Of it, an eight.foot Step ladder
for 81 90, s!1-ioot for 81 so, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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WEST VIRGINIA HUMANE SOCIETY,
Wheeling, May 23.

WHEN carpets are told at least Is per cent
below all other houses, it pays to trade at E..
N. McGillin t. Co.'s. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

s7lLL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two.,hirda their first
cost as. ]. W. FxgRr1.
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:. dESTs summer underwear at saoriGco al
the Famous Hatter's, ll42 Main street, q
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GENTS AND BoIs' fgrRiakng goods uold at I.
s4cfihce. Csll and inspect them q. the Famons
HAtter's 1ll2 Main street. -; g. : "'iou .
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u, WHEN you want 6rst-clasa Buggy o,
Wagon, 20 to Royd'R =
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{. Twenty dozen fancy shirts. slightly soiled,
for twenty-five cents each. These goods were
formerly sold for 81 Is at the Famous Hatter's,
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HEADeuARTEns Tor all kinds OF Gardening
Tools and sepes. s. 7. Royd,, Market
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Tho Biggest Bargain Yet.
Twenty dozen fancy shirts slightly soiled,
for twenty-five cents each. These goods were
formerly sold for 81 95 at the Famous Hatte.'s,
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, REAo the card to the public at large. It will
interest you, FAaous HA7rEs
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Dr.. J.'W. Lasley, physician, Company
Shops, ?. O., Alamanco, o., N. O., says he
uses it In his pI;setitss An NO., recommends to
Jacobs Oil, for all kinds Of achea and paIns,
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TfAyellnE Mlxflfrc,

:, ALL the latest light stifI hats 10 be had at
the Famous Halter, llA2 Main street. q
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Tile Greut Steak

OF Dress Goods at i. NJ. McGillin & Co. "a
and the price which they are sold at draw
large crowds to that department. Their Gle.
CANT display Of new and seaaonahle Foods Is
we'll worth a journey OF many miles 10 zee,
When goods and prices are made equally at.
tEactive tlen customers are also attracted
and make their purchases, ~. :
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"h DRY oooDa. mt
.as PARASOLS |! "
Sun Umbrellas,

Our Third invoice Of the above,
embracing all Of tho very latest
styles, has just been received.
Every style in the market shown,
and lowest prices quoted.
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THE FALLEN BRAVE.
covaR THEM oVfR WITH FLOWERS,
Holiday Poat q. 4. Il. Psyitc!ing ArranEsusnts for
the Ob,srvanee Of Memorial Day-Ths Hall Of =
ths Post to Be 0p,n Mkt Thursday
for the Reception Of rloral 6Iits. 4

The Committee on Decoration appointed
by Holiday Post, G. A. r., met at the hall In
Bsck'a block last evening, and II was decided
that the hall would be kept open on next
Thursday, when contributions OF flowers will
be received. Tho decorations will be taken
care OF bya committee Of ladies, who will
also hnvo charge Of The floral decorations. A
sufficient number Of suitable flags for mark
INK The graves OF deceased comrades have
been purchased and will be left with the
uexton OF each cemetery. Any ptrson hay.
Ing friends or relatives who wefa soldiers In
any OF the cemeteries can obtain flags 10 mark
the Srayes, and as there are many soldiers
buried the locations ofwhose grave, ARE known
only to relatives. 1t Ia necessary that this mat.
ter should receive their personal attention,
In order that none Of the graves should be
missed, .y.ra, ul. b
HI 5-. TIE rxkRcltE,.
A very good programme has been fixed
upon by the Post for the observance Of the
day, which IL q week from to-day. The
msmbers have gone into the celebration with
enthusiasm, aud II will not ba their fault II
1t Is not success. Committees have been
appointed for each cemetery, ind they will
Ntots Wv paw IL tuc lulSuUUu
OF May 80 and decorate the marked graves
Friends and relatives Of deceased soldiers IRE
invited to help In the work. 80"
Ia the afternoon q grand parade will ba
made over the usual route, the column to be
composed Of members OF Holiday Post In
uniform, members Of other posts from cities
In this vicinity; veterans OF the lAto war not
members Of tho Grand Army OF the Republic,
and survivors Of the Mexican war. The line
Of march will be taken up ut the Post hall In
Beok's block and terminate vt the mouumt nj
on Capitol square. t..
One OF the features OF the afternoon ser.
vices will be the singing Of National airs by
the children from the public schools, for
whom space will be reserved on the north.
east side OF the stand.
Hon. Horato G. King, OF New York City,
will deliver the GRAFTON, and Mr.. William
Leighton, IT,, Of this city, will read an orlgi.
nal poem written for the occaslon. Gen, A,
Il. Beach will direct the vocal music. --.-,,
A memorial sermon will bs preached al
the Disciplas' church next Sabbath by the
pastor, Rev. E. J. Hat, and the Post will at
tend In body. ~
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TOO many Rubber Coats on hand. Must
close them out. Come and get n bargain
NJ the FAMOUS HATTEK'S, 1'5E17'
5ic lag Main Street.

Dry Goods. 81,
NEW YoRK, May 22.-;Although tho. msrke, hss
n;svoiis viz Taenanu better feeling
vooi request fot many smAl Rfsortsmcnis. n ~ :.
tend fair trade. Cotton gccds are qnIet Win lSht
ssoues! iot. small ioIwardfuGs iu' lleached md
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BANKRUPT lot OF Dry Goods and Notions for
sele at half price by J. W. Ferrel, corner
Main and Twsnty,trst s.sosta. 1.",.,I y
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Petroleum.

on CRY, Pa, May 3-Na,Iona, T,sr,n o,,,,s
casea opened at e: highest ;es ioWca, cS S1;Ia
s!ssss 8! i Is sss s;s:
res; charters One Aharc siof soi SsS os'
PirsasUaeH, Pa, May 22.-Tbo 49, =, ~ 90
tinued n ihe downward noYcraoni m ,Ss con'
noon 70 7snc. then raioh aysnceh a my n hter;
S,os ~ IHe Good Guyg prevailed aIl i asy
7e iOWcsi :: sGy:2 at 7sc; highest
7s e. ,c tGaa' s GsS 9Petrosum steady! United
refined 7ka7lic. ' "10' no1nlhaily lower
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:. sNSAA"h hAA AuENh -.I.. .-..-s..
in the new Beige and Grey effect, either in
combination oY plain, may be- seen in great
abundance and ut low prices at -
~ T. NJ Mc(3JrIry O. Co,e
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;CaEArEs7 Hoes, Rakes, spadea, shoysls,
Ma:tocks, at 9. 3. Boyd's, Market souare.
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Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price six
centa per pound, at Boyd's, Market SQUARE.
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;, C!AciSNATI, q, May 90.-Flou, outlet -, ~
changed Wheat IL nj: demand and rnc5 nG ru IN
s4.n is;, Ss e. e, js sssS os,s i@: s@sed
dHll anss nominal. FORK dull; mess az g, bas!sy
demand active nj 900. Bulk meats tIuli and mn
chsnEod; Bacon Steady and unchanass' W.T. ~
n rSs11oIaGy unchanged !ales il haffels ~
Snchsnse' I Maa! hos seeSsi butte. DUN and
Tolsaa, a, MaY a-whlte s, ,rh.,s
e.uASr NJ white u H.. No 81 NJ. scarce and
S 81; a:l o Nay 9G%c lid; June S;c e. hit
antfsS AasQS 97c assed No. so,t Il Sisi ii E.I.
s e hSb SU4G 4sd ,e'sI &C. CON quiet aid
June 5Sc; July SO a1icd; Angus; Gocce o%Ss5ac;
U s Stsa1yand firm; No. 2 white SOC: No . No.
May a5>ac; JuneS6c tsked; rejected 3ikc. :, w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

WHEN the largest stock OF dress goods ever
shown in this market are sold 1t pricts far
beyond composition, it psys 10 tlads ct E.
NJ McQilliu & Co,'e ga {. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

4, CLOSING SPECIAL SALE Of light and straw hats
at the Famous Hatter's LIE Main street. : !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

FoR slightly damaged, carpets, two-thirds
their cost, 80 To asssfass ~. ". F3RnxL'a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

THE sale Is open, aud the great sacrl,
llce Of HITS, Furnishing Goods, Tanks
and Satchels has begun at tho b
e FAMOUS uATTER'S.
sit ll42 Main Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23
Live Stnx.

: CHICAGO, May 22-'Tho Droprs .Jfarno, ,on.,.,.
Live hoss-Rece!pis $1,000 he ID. shipmeniy ri
head: marfct 5Al0c lower: rough nsckinu as M, ~
FEE Z S I'D, shISppi9s e rs sh ss &
SOD head market brisk and ~, neau
e. Ghoss shipping s. Ooa6 So export S, SUSa
W 50A7 20; cnnmonto medium IS GoaG k, h,u rss
T TEXAN sS 60 shesp-keeeipt head: ship.
10 HI, :, sa ~ aIsei slow md weak; inferior
choice TO cxlIa 81 25ah e - .N0N " Naa Us