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TIE cnANCH UF A LlFErra E.
Tic Cheapest nud MOat' Attractive TRIP
gW'fy. f, Ever offered. Ib.I, r.

It has already been announced that Mr.. Sig
New, Of Nsidhardt'u ticket office, No. 1904
Market street, Is getting mp an excursion to
occupy about two weeks time. and 10 take in
u large portion OF the country, including
Chaulauqun. Niagara. Montreal and Q lebec,
the Thousand Islands, the Maine Lakes, tbs
White Mountains. Boston, New York ead
9th er attractive points, 8 ~
This exoursion will leave Wheeling be.
tween the 10Th and 18th Of August, the timo
will be- from Wheeling TO Nisgara Falls via
y. G.. 1 II. &. road to lewiston, canads;
from Lswis'on via Clayton by rail In through
sleeper, making the run in the night, nrriv,
ing at Alex .ndria bay ut 7 A. N Here the
dry and night will hs spent,i and p1cursiont
made about the Islands oh the steamer
Island Wandsrs1;" leave Alexandra bAv a
7 A. Y. on steamer RotherGa. Of the New
American line, for Montreal, going through
the rapids en- rsute, and arriving st Montreal
at I r NJ. A day will be spent at Montreal
a1d carriage rides taken to all points Of in
terest. Lsave Montreal at 7 P. NJ. for Qls.
b4c by steamer; atop At st. lJui.
Hotel. Quebec; leave ut 1890 p NJ. via thu
Q O.. foau for Newport tLake. M%emphrama
gJg) stop at Memphramagog House one day
from Newport to the White Mountains, ar
irving at the Crawford House same evening
remain at White Mountains one day, and
thence 60 by rail 10 Rootor; spend one dsy
here, and arrive irNsw Yo,k via the FallRivel
line ths next morning. Each excarsioniss
can spend r, much time as be plsC' es within
certain limitations in New York, and iron
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EVERYBODY OUGHT TO GO.
Tho Delegation 10 FarkersburY Next
TueAdHy Afternoon.

The Delegation 10 FArkersburY Next
TucAdHy Afternoon.
All the arrangements for transporting the
delegates from tho four counties in this Pan.
handle, and from the counties lying along
the river. to the Republican State Conven.
ton 10 be held at Pa,kersburg next week
have been completed. The train will leave
here Tuesday, The ooh, ct Pr y, and reach
PGrkersDurg at $50 r N. 1t will be a special
Train and Will return at the conclusion Of
the COD yantion or whenever q majority OF
those going,o on II deaire. Tho fare for the
round trip will he $3.50 It Is hoped thrt
every county from this section OF
! he Slate at least, will be represented By a
complete delegation. Important issues are
TO be considered and there should be q full
and free expression. Il addition 10 q good
turnout OF delegates 1t 10 the desire Of the
committee oil arrangement that there should
be a large escort party, composed OF any
cluba that may have been formed and any
Republicans who ara not members OF clubs.
All that can 70 are invited. Much interest
has been shown In the matter and the indi-
chtionB are that the train will be we'll filed
The full Opera House band will be taken
along.
The Plumed knights Of the Lincoln Club
will probably lurn ont fifty men for the
"Trip. They are actively engsged in drilling
with a view 10 making a good showing In
Parkersburg, and are very much In earnest,
as wns Witnessed BY the fact that over oiIty
reported for drill Thurrdhv highland march.
ed through the mud for two hours. 1t was a
fine drill, and Is the column march.
ed mp Market street. which WAS
crowded with people hprryipg 10 the con.
v%sntion, applause was frequent. Last night
another drill YVES had. Monday evening the
FIRST dress parade and drill will ba had ut 7
o'clock sharp. All tho uniforms will be
fniBhed by Nopdsv noon. Is
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Lituc Criminal boom.

equirs Arkls yesterday had before him 9
number nf petty caAes, among them that Of
NJ. NJ. McWAde, churged with stealing u pail
Of pants from NJ Sieinisld, the clothing
dealer. When arrested MoWade had tht
pant on. He was sent to Ill in default oil
$500 bail for his appearance. ~ 'f
William Z. Davis, charged; with pointing q
revolver ut William Michael, a conductor
on the Elm Grove road. WAS required 10 give
bond in the SUN Of 500 to appear at2 p. N.
to-day for a hearing, and in default ives sent
to j4il. D
Fred spitep, for threatening 10 do bodily
harm TO Mis- Lizzie Geisler. was required to
give c bond in the sum OF $500 for Il years.
good behavior. At'
Clara Mct, Was arraigned On q charge OF
keeping q house Of i'll fame. She waived q
preliminary hearing and gave bond in the
sun Of $500 for her appearance In the Circuit
Court. Two men and two women <rrested
in her house in Alley 10 were fned $50 and
costs each. which they paid.
Gsrtie Mason will be tlied at 9 P. n. today
or keeping a house Of i'll fame. M =
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~. IN rlOH.
Eews and Goship In hclation to Snrlous
Ngf People.

News and Goship III hclatlon to Snrloui
y4f People.
Mr.. Isaac Oldham Is lying seriously Ill a
h!s residence on Main street.
Mrs. ". Il. Hearre ia Waiting her parent!
In Little Washington, Pa.
Nj, J. Res and mother, Of Minnespoli,
hinn., ale guests OF friends on the South
Side.
Mr.. 4. Hunter Smith was among The promi
nent men from Parkersburs who came up &c
attend the big pom-wow. p
Rev. Dr.. D. a. Cunningham will be homt
to-day, and will preach at the First Presby'
te,isn Church Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Smith, ono OF Parke:sbu1g't
popular ladies, wea the guest OF Miss Mary
hickey Thursdsy night and yesterday.
Mrs G. l.. Clanmer, Mrs: Mary Mnbis and
Mrs. n. 3. Scott and little daughter Daisy,
left yesterday for Atlantic Heights, New
Jeis.y, TO spend the SUMMER.
Mr., Richard Camden, OF Parkersburg, son
OF Dr.. camden, 10 In ,hs city renewing his
many ucq uainiances. He Ia at present q
student a. the u siveraity Of Virginia.--
Mi. Sol Abrams, Of Cincinnati, Is once
moro at the S,amm House. He Is 60 huslly
engaged talking Blame nowadays that be
Is actually uegisctiDg bis vast Tobacco busi'
ness. Eas
Mrs. Willism Leighton, j., with her daugh'
ter, Miss Mamie, and Mrs.. Flanders. have
returred from Chicago, where Airs Mamie
hus bseu attending school. Mr.. George ",
Leighton is also home from Harvard for the
eummsr vacation. Dds
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mi LhnURANCE MEN
Form u statc Eoard or Underwriters.
sG'Eg ~ The O0lcerH. SFg-ir-.

Form a state Board or Underwriters
~ The OllcerH. 1
The insurance men Of West Virginia a
their meeting on Wednesday completed tht
formation Of q Slate Under writer's Board, Il
regulate charges !!or insurance and provide
against certain Questionable prscticcu. Til.
following officers vera elected: ". F. Potter
sou. Presideni;'J J. O. Orr, ice-Presidsnt; W,
8. Foosc. Secretary; Pc. Dobbine, Treasurer.
! The Board will meet hereafter ones u year,
All the b~u,insss Ia entrusted to ths EIecu.
tive Committee, chosen at this meeting, and
composed OF the following gentlemen +: ]. O.
Anderson, j.. L.. etroehllne. J.. F. PAUL, i.
ReiMer, and z. J. A. Boremap. a.
d On Thursday morning tho Chief Marshal
Of the Fire Department gave III exhibition
OF the department at the Capitol equare for
the entertainment OF the Visiting insurance
men. It wa9 the intention OF the Wheeling
members 10 give the visitors an excursion to
the Park Thurd,y afternoon but the rain
led to a 0 CHANGE otproeramms, and a bsrqust
was rendered those from sbroad q. Rolls
restaurant Thurdsy night, which was q
most enjoyable stfair.
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HELLs4RE.
Various Notes Of Current Interest in the
% l.T G!ASs CITY.

H....... L..r4-1. ~-.- f-.F-e .a4.. =.'. .HH
Various Notes Of Current Interest in the
G.axs city.
R,v. Father Gull is at Atlantic City, and
will be absent some time longer.
A number Of Bellsire naile,s attended The
funeral OF Mr.. Cash Evans yesterday.
A Cleveland stone pavement Is being put
down by G. 3. Jennings on Belmont street.
Mr.. Parks, Of Cleveland. was in town yes.
terday, looking after the case Of George
Sewers. T.,'p94 gHf
Noble street., south OF the run, ia being
wicened by the filling OF the broad gutter
which ia now replaced by the sewer.
Rev. ], K. McKallip went to s.eubenville
to conduct the funeral services Of Mrs. Nc
Kee, taken from here after her deatl.
VIM. Clark, who has been running an
engine for q long time on the O. IF. railroad,
left Yesterday to take charge OF an engine on
the W., 81. L. & P. railroad.
One Of McKim's self-feeder nail machines,
OF which Mentlop has been mnde several
times, IL being made, to be put to work in
the Bsllaire factory on trial.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh yard engine
was released yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
Hsdvlsk, upon the execution Of q re.delivery
bond for the rsilsoal company,
John Robinson's CIRCUS will hs here some
tllhs Sunday and will show on Mondsy, COM
ing over the pieYeland & Pit.7bursh and
leaving over sAe Baltimore &Qh!o ioF Wheel
Ing. "a; 3S%9
The new pump was working yesterday 6
we'll % possible with the low river and yetim-
perfect connections with the water in the
river. There WET q good pressure TO reach
The c!ats recently graduated from the high
school has orgao:z p a literary society Of It's
own, With / gle Piper preaidentI Annie Sell
Iers. vice prss.den' Auha B!amey, secretary
Tempo Hall, treasurer.
Mrs. Wilbur Smith, whose injuries from
bslps thrown from a buggy were mentioned
some weeks ago, died yesterday. never having
fully recovered from the shock. She will be
burned Sunday forenoon. l9
.rhoHaa LILLY is out OF jail. The county by
keeping him thsrp would not get ths line
nor costs, while by an agreement nov made
the due Of fifty dollars is paid and the costs
are to be pad IT tils rate OF twsuty dollurs
per month. A failure to pay puts him back
In Ill OF any time. It will take about nine
molhst to pay of the costs, VIZ
Mrs.. Randolph, who has been lying vary
low for some time at the home OF her daug)-
ter, Mrs. John Bigelow, died yesterday morn.
Ing, She was weakened by age and unable
10 1hrow d!sosss OF, 9he Taa tho maihen Of
Mra- John Bigelow, Mrs. IT. Mercer, Misses
Matte and Carrie Randolph and Mr.. jesse
Randolph, as we'll as several other children
now living III other nltirp. The tppersl will
take place Sunday afternoon at : O'clock.
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RlvER NEWS,

HotcSAbout tho bieambOAty, Hank Bricfa
353t md Telegraphic Reports.
HThs depth In the channel last eyaning wa,
2 feet 10 inches aud the river waa stationary.
A blight rise may take place to-day.
The Willie Austsn since coming of The
docks has entered the trAds between here
and New Mart!nsvllle, and ia ding fairly.
The Richmond running In ths placs OF the
Telegram In the Darlington trade 10 9, joyipg
q liberal. patronage. She hS, all she can do.
The Willie Austin has been handsomely
repaintsd and generally. repaired since sha
wy put on the docks, and now presents a
very respectable appearance.
Tho W. N. chancellor left at 8 O'Clock yes.
terdAy morning for Charleston, having on
board q large number OF the delegates from
the valley and all the freight tina. sho could
carry.
The Elaine for the past week has been the
only packet In the ParkeTsbnrg trade, as the
water has hsen 30 scRnt that the @. w. Batch,
elor has been compelled 10 lay up at this
point The Elaine has had more business
offered than uhe could handle, evan though
abe hr1 been towing a lighter. Yesterday
che arrived from sPalksrsburg with thirteen
hegshsads Of tobacco, thirty head OF sheep,
two hundred oil barrels, several hundred
buckets Of blackbsrries and q large amount
OF other freight. The most Of 1t was taken
on at the ports In Monroe county, Ohio. She
departed a. Q r. " with another big trip.
OIL CRY. Pa, July 25.-Rlver4 inches and
on a stand; cloudy and warm.
PIrrRuaeH, July q, -Monongahela river Q
tnches sud % . stand; weather clear and
warm. 4.taf.g
BnouNsv1lLr, Pa, July % River ) feet
3 inches aud rising; weather cloudy; thermo.
meter 7s0..
RIcr's LANDING. PA., July f5.-River 2 feet
Il inches and m . stand weather cloudy
81.
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The BellnIre Tribune Of last evening has TIE
following: "Ths reoklessness OF the drivers
for the Wheeling breweries, II not checked,
will yet result In serious Injury or death to
SONS one. Why these gentry ars always In
such a hurry We cannot divine-uulsss their
notation In the different saloons render them
careless o. onsequsEces-but their mules are
always on the run and ut the corners they
ALWAYS make tho shortest turns possible
consistent with the safety OF! their " pre-
cious neckp. We noticed one run his wagon
over the corner OF the pavement, and as the
wheels dropped down into tha gutter several
kegs OF beer fell of. one OF them coming
within m ACC OF striking q smal! boy stand
haye crippled, Il not killed him.
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Delegates Invade Ohio.

Among the delegates to, tbs Democratic
Slate Convention 1t Wheeling we're Hoa: i'd
Parsons. OF HAmp.hlre comfy, and Mrssrs.
Ike Vanmster and John Vsnme,sr and Mr..
Hox, Of Hardy county, we'll known 10 a
number Of our leading c~itizsns, who 70 to
West Virginia on hshlng and hunting recrt.
ations. They live on tho South Branch OF
the Potomac where Messrs. A.. Z. Tallman,
a. W ."Gosby. y. 9. Tappan,I Jameh Kelly,
Henry Carr and others Of our oitlz,ns spend
ginia gentlemen spent the forenoon In Rell.
aire among their numerous frlends. Who
gave them . hearty welcome, andintroduced
Them to many Of lhs business men Of our
city; sI " (
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anicrr Arre,,eu for ,surdcr,

CINCINNATI, o. July 25.-Androw
Measre, marshal Of Glendale, q suburb,
was arrested this afternoon charged with
murder. Several days ago he had charge
Of Dan Donovan, a prisoner for i~ntoxica.
ton. Both wero on q train and It Ia
claimed ,Meagrs broke Donovan's skulI
with a clnb, aud then threw him or tho
car 10 avoid %arspicion, M 7.
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REh!jy Fur sunhuiu, Tau lno 1reE.y III
u.tUlt Blacshoads, timples, kin HlrinJ,SsiAo.'
and lntnnt'le HnmOis. u4 Cuhcum eosp. n I'M ~,
t''I'' tyJ xsk,r
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Thieyes vera abroad IN Nsw Cumberland
Wednesday night. D. H. Yates house wes
first visited and only " centJ was taken.
Next WI the residencs OF VIM. Shay, E:q.
Here they secured $35 in money and q gold
watch. Next they VISITED the store Of r, a.
Shay GO, but failed to gain m entrance.
fheY thea TILED e get into the room ,occu.
oioua ebaTs we're s.a' pet.mbula,iar s asout
town that night but nothing was said about
It until the Il. It morning. I'D
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/. A

wAsH1SoroS, D.. O., July q -1:sOA II
cloudy weathar,l occasional light rain, south.
erly winds aud stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake, increasing clondiness,
occasional light rain, efstsrly winds, sta.
tionary, followed by slight rise In tempsrs:
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ef Ch,ldI.h Drudge.

LAFAYETTE, IND, July 25,--Cal Kessler,
IL years old, stabbed Albert Kellogg, aged
IA. four times on the street This morning
B,lh are carrier boys for morning papers,
and Kellogg who Ia much the larger began
an uurrovoked a:.ault on Koesler on &C.
count Of some childish grudge. The latter
retreated until cornered and then drew a
small. pocket kni!e and stabbed bis go.
%sailant. 1t Is thought to. might that The cut
on kellnvg's left breast will cause bis
DEATH, No ons could be found 10 file an
affidavit agsinat yonpg Kessler.
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al Said Golden hhuw-Whns Gold Leaf
Ll-.- --L------ -----.- l,AhIR. ------r--- -----

mot one man In tiva hundred thousand has
any idea What it oesls q monster chow like
John Rohinson's, which e1hibtts In Wheel.
lpg July 20, to rcgild the mammoth chariots,
yans.l dens. tableau cars and all tho bright
aud gliltering atatues which enhance the at.
trac,ivenets Of his Ton Big Shows, and PEG.
pie will open .hsir eyea with wonder and
astonishmsnt when they learn that the fabu.
lous sum OF SIC. 800 we're expended for gold
leaf alone. 10 regtId the monster show. Be,
gliding takes places every season, aud none
but the best Eo!d LEST Is used, as any other
would not stand the attacks Of a1un, rain aud
wind. slls 2
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But the big aot wee tho preparing Of q
series Of resolutions which, lam sorry to
say, were not offered 10 the convention.
They wero drawn up and given 10 man who
put them Ia his pocket and stood ready to
let 'em 80 and support them to the bitter
end at the proper t1Ho. At only needed the
signal for him to spring that paper and tbere
would have been fun had tho siguni bean
given. Il M t,Gri;t "a ~
The resolatlous were TO the effect that the
National Committsa be reouested to nsk
Lswis Baker, the member Of The oommittao
from this btgte. Namedin nv place. IN "a.
sign; they recited that thisrequest wal made
because Baker wae not a Democrat. does mt
conduct a Democratic paper and 10 not an
honest man, rs his previous actions; have
proven. Tue spirit OF that convention was
such that the resolutions could have beeu
put through and thereby have become tho
senso OF tho Democratic party In this Stats.
OF course there would have been a--oin
,ims In getting them through, but thew
would have gone, and the condition OF things
In this State Is such thst! they wonld Lavs
been considered by the National Committee.
They were 10 have BEEN offered about Ina
Tins nominations for the Supreme Cont
were being made for the. benefit Of tha two
Judges that the Register cried down. 1 want
To- Governor Jackson vt that time and ssksd,
why they were not offered, and be said that
some Of our people had bsen tulkiuR The mat
ter over and had decided that AZ tia P,oi,t.r
ring had been downed 1t. would do M yood
to stsmp on 1t. And thst's why they were
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CHICAGO. July 25.-The Dr0rtrs' Journal reports:
Live hogs Receipts $1,000 he'd: snipmenls 5,60i
IS 1873 80; heavy s 40,5 60; liph. Is los5 70: srips
u 50.5o0, ~CAttle-Receipts 6 SEQ head: Shipments
A.G00 head: native. grades stronger; 4.c,) head OF
Texans on sale, prime 5slCc love export Grades
t6 75a7 10: goou 10 choice shipping htters as 85a
6 50: Common to medium 81 0ta6 20 shceI-ke.
ceipts 1.5uU head: ship,uenM 200 head; poor Kinds
lower: rQod gsades steady: inferior 10 fair 81 2sa
3 rs per ost: medium to good S. 40ai "; good TO
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NOW 8, !. |; p; $ "a; G.. i

IT "a at this icssou when NE pn,.. sS--.
AUD tho petspin,ion IL abut dspt ,lhsst ' KtiS lNsly
IN h'iInSss, hnmili.,ing t,up.icns, liChirs 1oosI,u ns
wS.na: Baby lnsor. scioIuis ,cmiuloSp,:: t ~ T
cie Sso,sst,sc b Sna ui,chatsipg %turds, and tVe,y .ss,
FIN ana s,caln are mC,i speedily and eSonnmj " Wy
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES..

nB-FOURTH STREET ME-. CHURCH.-Preach.
lux Sunday Rt 0:30 A.. and 1901 !, H.. by the pGs,or,
Rcv. JUa X. Smith, DID. sunday School a, Q ?. u
! Dung Peoples Meeting Monday evening at 1850
O'Clock. E+!g4. .F:5
Hb-UHApL'NE STREET N. E. CHuRCH.-Rey.
O. ". Hutchinson. pt-tor. p1e+ ehins services ut
1880 4. =. aud $50 =. ". Subject 10. the uuruipg,
Christ, Our Example," Sunday School at 2 +. y.
H1-DiSCIPLHa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 morrow AZ
i,llows: sunday School At $3.50 4 a.. Preaching ut
~ % 4. H., subject, Our Election" kreuing Ut
ais. sublqH, "fAe Tina o! Blindness" !. J..
Hart, raglor. n
ns- FIRST NJ. Z. CHURCH. Rr'dgepo,t-Rev R..
r. keoler, pastor. " Il peach suudny morning at
1889 O'Clock, subject, ''hcc.gntlon oil Frl,udx In
Heaven - gtafF%aN ~
pe-FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN AUTHORITARIAN.
Ing tomorrow mI,nlng NJ 1880 o'clock, by the
Rev VI. Harris 30 service III The event &.
rS-FlRsrE SG, EVAN. LUTH. CHURod-Hor,
q. L. Cnnmes will conduct public worship In this
Church tomorrow At 1880 4. v. No evening lei,
vics. SUNDAY echoul At 2 eFR. ElG5Gl atiS'-
n8-F1Rsr BAPTIST CIlU RCH- Corner Twelfth
and byron streets. : prcachlng by tbs pastor. hey.
u. NJ. Snoltt, ut 1880 A. T., topic, ""ChilAt With III
AlWayh.h' 1opic At $50 =. r., :Chrli tlon Religion
or nnue.n AL are inyit.d H-TH
rB'zANE STREET N. x. CHURCH-Preachiug
10 morrow at 1889 A.. u and ;:45 P. u. by, the pa.
All are !uvl, ed. Sunday echuol at Z r. i. !.
rs-pREsBYTERI IN CHvRtH. BsidRcro,t.-
Rev. l., J. Lavetty will preach moIu!ng and even:
rs NJ FltlBfE .ttt.'f .qgIs ~ sHttff!
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TIN EAlM-

Hundreds Of lctt. rs IN our ,or,,,,o, tO,,,
which may be had by r'tufn mali M on, ns'r,,s OF
w for lho sts'rlon that skla, tcatp,snd |J tin.tt
hunn's, whether .cioiul0us. Inherited nv ,ISoa
Elnus may now DO pe,m.ntn.ly tuird by u,iSn,m.
Cn,icnta and rnticun Soar, liz veal stin AUG
sn1 ttanttbetB, externally, III nhc hall tbc IN
and At 0rie-lRl, tho ~ ociisc n nuy am, ~ VINO
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The Pittsburgh, CinclunAu & 81. Louis
Hallway, will run a tpeclsl excursion train
10 Pittsburgh Saturday July 20 b. Train
will leave Wheeling At 0 O'Clock P. II. (clty
ttme) q special train will also connect at
W'heslipg junction with train, leaving Pitts
burgh Sunday night at 1850 r. N. Round
trip 81 50. Tickets good returning until
Monday, July 2Byh, Trt
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in tho
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of buiiipss: 400 different Patterns 0i
Pantal0Onings, and So. different Patterns
Of Spring ~Uyercoatings. Madc up In
best style, Mt T.. HESS 4 SUNS,
No. 1919 1923 Market Street,
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CHICAGO. ILL., July h-Flour quiet aad easier:
fair 10 choice winter wheat a is; spring who It
q !0a4 bo;. Minhtbota bakers II 1uab TO-; Ehtcuts
3 40 in barrels. n heat ~ fair deinahd: orered
4 ihadc lower aud HtMo under ,esle,dsy;' grsd.
ually de'llued .Hal1Sc. nceGcd W, tiuctusted AID