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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
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saturday, Ne 1Ith Deg q Suiy. ISIS,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
AN AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.
Two More important Gases.

-FOUR agent being in Columbus, Ga, few days
III and meeting the venerable brother j. n. "a lp-
III, We Eskcd ham for the news. Hs reply was, II
"a two more impOI tant cures effected BY SElit' 8
.>ri6c 10 report" This venerable man Is known
Il md wide Tor his unrsmitting aboTs Of love in the
Nall OF the pOOr Ot Columbus IL will be remem-
I'd that SwIf.s specific 20 has dOuatet "a 30 an
no mt OF their famous medicine, 20 Be distributed
v Dir. Campbell among the poor Of the city, hence
s. Remark tie ESid:
N hays Inst seen lady who has been greatly an
o3ed by a letter in one OF her hands II had gwen
u much rrOubls and PAIN. She said she had been
Itaftd by several physicians during the past three
= iour years With the old remedies, but without
|ring am relief. 1 suggested SEttrS SPECIFIC, and
- took four b.t,ss and Is now apparently perfectly
Al. M.r hand is smooth and not single sign OF
u dssase lett. 10 IS marvellous how this medicine
|novstes the system
qH bat about the other esss?'
~ cal nat a, a ,ady also. she had been aieciel
rs Eczema for rOur years. Her face, hands a.d
rr,s A. We I a, her body, Vas Coyeret over with
,res srd SEQ os. II wa Ogc OF tho worst cases OF
ID terrible ii- ss' that have ever seen The su-
~ uf the I-sOr creature was beyond EXPIRE StOn
- tTi,,l rv ~ r, mrl7 80 command including mer
"a and lOridB OF potash bat she only grew worse
Is vts in this condition when nrst saw the casa.
ston hat her taxing SwI,Is Specific, AM she has
~ rsssn ouly too BOTTLES, but every mark Of the
.faSs has almost entirely DISAPPEARED Her
IN ngth ami general b. alth have greatly improved
il NJ Of The most emarka6le cures that has come
M ny observation"
~ Ian,pDsn, rou have hal a long aud varied sI-
II, pee in mirgling With men, and OBSERVING tnelr
~ r,i0n, a the remedies uSed-vnAt Is your
Il ion =. 10 the merits OF Swiit's Specific"
~ ministry OF sixty years have mingiet Win
- c4>s Of ,oeaty aud have observed closely the
.ristv Of diseases which atttict humanity. blood
'.eaSeS ara the most numt rOuS and the most uin
~ 10 remove tits my deliberate judgment that
Il, SpeCi dc Il the grandest blood purifier ever
.<ny.rd. There is nothing comparable 70 Il
NJ is nothing too good to say about sHdts ePe-
Ia
[fe,tise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta ia.
1or saIe By Ianghlin Bros. Co and Logan 4 20
nes,ing al wholesale and retail.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Butter-Prime to choice creamery 800
zoe; choice dairy l2@l4c; good to prime
country roll l0c; common mixed
stock 5@6c. Fair demand.
Beeswax-Quoted at 28@32c p ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 40@
l so per bushel; string beans new, 81 SOC
IS per bushel.
Dried Fruit - New evsporated pared
peaches 25@28c; impaired do l5@l6ci
raspberries 25@SOc; blsckberries lOc
New sundried, apples, quartered, 2l@3c;
sliced, 6@7c; peaches, new alyes,St98fc;
do quarters, 7Ac; do pared l59lSci
10 blackberries &c; do raspberries 22925c;
pitted cherries l2@l4o. New eyaporated
sdpIes 7@8c. Market on Dried Fruit nom.
inal; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in e ioIJing wsy of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l23c; New York
l43@l5c; Sweitzer l3@l5c; Limberger II
@l2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock in good demand
at &c q doz.
Feathers-Choice, 5O@55c in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat, l6@lsc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@l so; black wal
nuts, 5O@6Oc; chesnuts 50 0094 90.
Onions-New Bermuda onions 81 70 per
bushel.
S@S3 y n; new 81 50@l Is.
Potatoes--5O@6Oc per busheL New,
prime s. 1904 90 per Dbl. Culls g 500
3 90.
Poultry-Livs chickens, So 5O93 60 y
dozen; do chickens, 1l@l2c; do ducks IL
@l3c. Good demand.
Rags-Stesdy at l4@l2c for white mix
ed cotton; l@lic for all wool and lfl9fc
for mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 9O@
2 90 p bushel; clover small seed s. 500
s O5; large, Sc O0@6 %, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet - 90 per
barrel Demand fair.
Lard-Count-y prime, 7i9sc., demand
TaIlow-COuntry, 4ic; city, 5ci demand
good. .,
crates
Strawberries-s@lOc in quart baskets.
observation-disclosures per bucket.
Cherries-75c@$l 90 per bucket
Cabbage-New, 81 90 per barrel.
New York.
NEW YoRK, June l6.-Flour-Receipts
1865 barrels; exports 5,09S barrels; mar
ket dull; superfne western and State 50 90
as 90; common to good extra western and
State 50 1904 90; good to choice do 81 o.
as so; common to choice white wheat
fancy IS l0G95 80; common to choice extra
ST. Louis s. 40@5 80. Whest-Higher,
closinfi firm; receipts l74,60e bushels; e1-
ports so, 545 bushels; sales 3,ll2, 600 bush
els future; $4,000 bushels spot; No. 2
Milwaukee 92sc; No. hard 81 OIL; No. |
Northern 99lc; do c. i. f 99lc; ungrsded
spring 9S2c@Sl OIL; unsrsded red 90@94c;
No. red 81 OIL in elevator; No. l white
81 90; No. red July, 81 002@l OFT,
closing at 81 OH; August 81 02i9l 03R,
closing ct 81 03f; SeptemberSl O4l@l 0js,
closing s,$l O5s; October 81 06l@l o..
closing at 81 06s; December 81 O9s9
O99, closing at 81 0ss. Corn-Higher,
closing firm; receipts ll9, 969 bushels; ex-
ports lS,463 bushels; uogrsded 5O@564c;
steamer Sale in elevator; No. 2 55295So in
elevator; 56ac sAoat 54l95+ss CT. +; No
2 white sc; No. white &c; ungrsied
white 57@5Sic; ungrsded yellow 57@5sc;
No 2 June 54a@54ic. closing at 55e;
July 54l@54fc closing at sale; August
54f@54Ec, closing at'5+}o; September IS
@55lc, closing at 55lc Oats-AOderately
active; receipts l5O05O bushels; EXPORTS
220I bushels; mixed vestsrn z3s9S9c:
white Ss@42ic. HAy-Frner and demand
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LIVE sTOUK.
Wheeling.


TIE market Is very good, this week.
MesGs. Hudson & Bsyhs furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5O@5 90 for ell kinds.
Hogs, market fair; al94i per ID.
Sheep, dull; 2@3c.
Lambs, good, active; 39@5c.
Calves, 81 OO@6 90 per head.
Fresh COWS, $40 00@S5 so.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, June l6.-Cattle-Mar
ket slow at unchanged prices; receipts 1873
head; shipments 456. No shipments yester-
day 10 New York.
Hogs-Dull but steady; Philadelphias
81 2O@4 80; Workers, 81 lO@S4 Is; re.
ceipts 700 head; shipments, 200 head.
Shipments yesterday to New York 10 car
loads.
Sheep-Dull but unchanged; receipts T..
600 head; shipments $500 head.
New York.
New York, June l6.-Beeves-Receipts,
20 car loads for expectation and l6 carloads
for city trade slaughterers direct; no trad
ing in beef csttle; dressed beef sides dull at
81 1909 rs per 100 lbs. Exports 2l7 cat
tie.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market dull
and depressed at 50 00@4 rs per leo lbs
for common to good sheep, and at s. 500
I so for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 4, 200 head; none for sale
alive; nominal value 81 1901 60 per 100
lbs.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June l6.-The Drovers Journal
reports: Cattle, receipts 5000 head; ship
mepts $500 head, market firm; shipping
steers 81 90@5 so; stockers and feeders
s. 2565 90; cows, bulls aud mixed g 40
"A so; through Texas cattle, IS carloads
corn fed 81 25@5 so; grassers So ESQ
5 30.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; the market opened l0c higher,
but the advance was lost; rough and mixed
81 OO@4 10; packing and shipping, 81 10
"a 30; light weights s. 1904 30; skips,
s. Oo@3 IS.
Sheep-Receipss 1900 head; shipments
none; market strong; natives 81 50Si %.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., June l6-Hogs-Firm;
common and light 50 25@4 10; pack
ing and butchers, 8 1904 10. Receipts
COS head; shipments l4l head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
MONDAY EVENING. June Is, lSS5.-The
market was we'll attended BY buyers during
the week, many of them from the East, and
business was very active. Saddle and
driving horses and streeters sold freely, and
the supply, as usual, was short Of the de-
mand. In some instances higher prices
we're obtained, but as rule they rensined
as follows: Driving horses Sl5O92OO;
draft horses $l50@a25; street car horses
sIIO@ls0; Southern chunks $159l00
Mules. fifteen and half 20 sixteen hands,
sl50@li5; fifteen to fifteen and q half
aands, sl25@l5o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

IN THE MUEICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
L West Virginia
In purs ance Of the authority vested in me by q
Iecree OF the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, made
N the third day OF June, 1885, In suit In cnancery
herein Iending, in which In ma Taylor With 5. D..
TayIor her husband are plaintiff and william Il.
Garden and others are defendants, will, on
TUESDAY, JULY !, 1885,
tommenc,ng at 10 O'Clock N sell at public auc.
ion 20 the hiRhelt and best bidder, AZ the front
IGOR Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Viz
inia the follow ing described parceh Of real estate
Fir,,' The vest one half OF lot Numbered thirty
s0 situat4 on the south side Of Fitesnh street, In
ibe Michael Graham addition TO the city Of wheel
ny In the state OF West Virginia, together with
he buildings and Improvements tnereon: Inc
ienSe Of the late Bolstsu barden, and Il most de-
sirable property. The improvements consist OF
srge britk dwelling bouse, with brick stable and
other out-buildinEs, and are In eIcglent repair.
second. Lot numbered eleven llll, in square
numbered eighteen (lB, and the north one half OF
OF numbered twelve ~ in square numoered eight
en- us), as designated on the map OF the suo-di.
virionso the joseph caldwell eetIie and divisions
therelrom To the said city Of Wheeling Ohio coun-
", Wet Virginia; said property fronting on the
asst side OF Eod Street, between TSenty ninth and
TbsTe is erected on the foregoing property an ele-
Ant br ck residence, and isa most desirable prop
erty. said building was erected By Edvard u.
Borden a. q residence and IL unusually cOmmod-
Gus and vel constructed
i, "a n ouIrsd BY the decree under which this sale
, 10 he msds thai the parcels Of property above de-
~e1ibed shall be opered for ale separately.
TERNs OF SALE-Une-third OF the Porcnas
opey shah be paid In cash on the day Of ale and
A much more thereof a. the purebases mag eled
10 psy; the balance shall be pad in two equal In:
1amsnts With interest from day Of saie az one and
tuo years from the day Of saie, respectively, the
uuTeSssef 70 g1Te his notes for the eeferTed pay
mems. With security TO Be approved By the com-
uissioner aud o. further security the title 70 sad
arcs Ci land skzil be retained until toe purchase
money shall have been paid n iul, ana the special
ordered By the Court 70 ooovey
z q. BARR,
Special Commissioned.
hereby earthly that bond has been given ~ tne
.boy. ,srasd special CoIn isxioner IN the above
THOMAS n. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of heehng.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, June l6.-The attention of
the market has been absorbed in the auction
sale of bleached cottons, aside from which
new business has been very light in any
department The auction sale was largely
attended and from the beginning to the
close was marked by degree of enth lslasm
that has rarely been exceeded. The bid
ding was spirited and the offering ofsix thou
sand cases sold in so minutes. Considering
the temper of buyers to do nothing in advance
of wants and the general surroundings OF
rrade, it was great success, but its hnan:,
cal results to manufacturers is best summed
up by saying that few more such victories
would ruin any mill that continued to sell
good on such basis. The prices realized
we're as follows: Lonsdale "A bleached,
6J@6 $1,000; Blackstone a. MN
bieached, 6s@62c; Blackstone IA bleached.
6l@G 4.lOc; Fitchville A bleached Ga
SIC; Eorget-Me Not A bleachedr j8@5ici
Hope A. bleached, 6l@6ic.
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NO VERDICT
In the DIyIus-Smith Case-Corruption in
Upshur.
Cns~fgl IN las Psgisler

Speeid! 70 hs Register.
BUCEHANNoN, W. Va, June l6.-0ur
court was called this morning about five
o'clock. The criminal docket last week
nearly crowded all other business out, only
& small per cent of chsncery and no civil
business was brought before the court
Judge Brannon opens court IN Lewis county
At . o'clock, therefore he called court at
this unusual hour
The Jury in the Mylus vs.. Smith case was
out from Wednesday until Saturday evening
and vas discharged without finding a yer
dict They stood nine for conviction and
three for acquittsl.
There will be at least two suits for per-
Jury from this jury and possibly more. At
the last hearing of this case, one OF the
Jurors was held for bail by the court for the
same offence and later was indicted By the
grand Jury.
Our people are determined to stop this
thing Of inscriptions persons swearing
themselves into the grand jury box.
The Weimer jury was also discharged.
They were out from Friday noon until
Saturday evening. Young Weimer was in.
dieted for stealing horse which was ad-
rnitted by the defense, but the plea of in
sanity was put in for him, and in this point
the jury fails to agree.
The female horse thieves were acquitted
and soon afterwards shook the dust of our
CITY from their heels.
This is the first time in the history of our
county that we have had three juries i'm
paneled at the same time. Our court
lasted two weeks, and in that time only one
case was finished, and our people are very
sorry that it terminated as it did; we all
think Moundsyille was entitled to the two
young ladies.
The one topic on the street is why hasn't
the jury law been changed. Upshur will
send delegate to the next house who will
work most vigorously to accomplish this
end If the press of the State could see the
corruption as it is in the Upshur juries, |
know the law would De the first enacted in
the next Legislature.
A little girl of James Hsskins, about
years old, was sccidently drowned in D. d.
7. Farnsworths mill dam on Friday even
ing.
This week two Of our Buckhsnnon young
ladies will graduate with distinction. Miss
Birdie, daughter of DR.. P F. Pinnell, at the
Pittsburg Female College, with the first
honor. Miss Annie, daughter of Prescott
ing Attorney, A. NJ. Pauastine, at Beaver
College, with the second honor.
The farmers say they will not be fourth
crop Il grass this year.
Hon. Thos. J. Farnsworth returned from
the meeting of the Board of Regents al
Morgsutown. The senitiye is still hopeful
of the Grafton, Buckhannon and Charleston
Ra;lroad
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
Church Dedication - Communion Fire
Fiend-Items,
S,srSrT a, IL

Church Dedication Communion Fire
Fiend-Items.
Special 10 tie REGISTER.
New CUMBERLAND, June l5.-The Dis
ciples Church was dedicated yesterday.
Robert MofFett, of Cleveland, preached the
dedicated sermon. Rev. S. F. Grier, OF the
Presbyterian congregation, and w. B.
Thompson, of Detroit formerly of Wheel,
ing), were also present and took q part in
the exercises. Messrs. Moffett and Thomp-
son 90 from here to attend the commence
ment at Bethany this week. Preaching
will be continued each night during the
week. A desire Of many years has at last
been realized, and the congregation has
fine room to worship in. May prosperity
attend them.
Communion services were also held at the
NJ. Z. Church yesterday. In .he afternoon
was Chlldrens Day, and they had very
ENJOYABLE time singing aud other eI ercises.
The neishborhood OF Cumberland seems
to have been selected by the fire 6end as no
less than FIVE destructive CONGREGATIONS has
taken place within few months The last
one Yesterday, being Freeman Bros. dry
house and engine building all under one
roof; Just opposite tbs place on the {. It.
P. railroad.
Miss Julia Schaubel, of this place, is visit
ing friends in Wheeling.
Sheriff Lindsey has been engaged the
last week in having the Court House scrub
bed out and cleaned up generally. Some
new carpets have been put down etc. He Is
determined to have it IN q more present
able shape than during the last term of the
Circuit Court.
The new pipe works st McCoys Station
are beginning to make . show as the build
ing goes up. .,L
here awhile yesterday evening with a party
hnnrA
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PHFK0iEUm.
Pits.bux.

ElStsourEs
PIrrsBURG, june l6.-0il-Petroleum
market active and irregular; National
Transit certificates opened Of 8lc; closed at
sole; highest Size; lowest 80ic.
Iftusvills.
TIrUsyILLE, June l6.-National Transit
certificates opened At Sic; highes. Sllc;
lowest 805c; closed OF S0Ic. Shipments
73,7OO barrels; charters 66.5OS.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, June l6.-National Tran.
sit certificates opened at S0tc; closed o,
sOac; highest 8lsc; lowest S02c; runs a.
3l9 barrels; total shipments 1885 barrels;
charters 66,508 barrels; clearauces 1892
900.
On CITY June l6 Crude Oil-National
Transit certificates opened at Sltc; high
est Sllc; lowest s0sc; closed at SOtc.
Sales l.537,000 barrels; clesrances 3,2oS,-
900 barrels; runs 74,4l9 barrels; shipments
68,797 barrels; charters 66,5O8 barrels.
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What Raw Materials Are.
pb;l1{sIubia Picard

There are certain products of the animal
the mine and the forest, as well as some
manufactures, which are treated generally
as raw materials" for the sake of brevity.
In what they consist is so well understood
that the enemies to tariff reform do no
credit to their intelligence by their clumss
attempts to split hairs on the subject. Chief
among these raw materials are coal, iron
and copper ores, wool, lumber, hides. jute,
hemp and dyestuffs. In this list Of raw ma
terisls hides alone are not subject to pro-
tective duty. and the effect Of the free
admission of hides is witnessed IN an exten.
sive and steadily growing export trade in
leather
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greatly admire square trot wen ridden in
side saddle, it is really the rise on this
gait among ourselves and our British cous,
ins. This ought not 10 be so; but ladies
are spi to resent too much severity in in
struction, and without strict obedience TO
her master q lady never learns to ride
gracefully and stoutly. In the South ladies
ride habitually, and moreover, rack
siDgle-ioot and csnter are not only grace
ful, but straight.sitting PAGES for q woman,
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HOW SOUTHERN WOMEN RIDE,
An EnEIishman Finds the Most Graceful
Eauestriennes In Dixie.

An Ensljshman Finds the Most Graceful
Equestriennes In Dixie.
Dodqs's q Pdtrpclss and PeHe'ope'-
In this country the Southerner is the most
Constantly in the saddle, and q good rider
in the sunny South Is thoroughly good
ri6sr But / have often wondered at the
number of poor ones ii is possible to find i0
localities where everybody moves about in
the saddle. Many men there, Who ride all
the time, seem to have acquired the trick OF
byeakipe every commandment in the decs
Iouge ofequitsIion. Using horses as mere
means of transportation seems sometimes
TO reduce the stsed to simple beast of bur.
den, and equestrisnisu to the bald ability
to sit in saddle as you would in an oxcart
think have seen more graceful eques-
triepnes in the South than anywhere else
than even in England. Although the
Southern woman refuses to ride the tro'
sbe bas proper substitute for it. aud her
seat Is generally duirable. Though l
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WOOL.
wheeling,

TUESDAY, June l6.-The mar ket is still
rather dull, and not much wool has come
into town during the past week. Prices are
lust the same, and many Of the farmers are
still holding out for 80 cents. Il. X List
and Messrs. Horkheimer & Sons report that
not much wool has come in, bat Horkheimer
Bros. are receiving a great deal and are
kept busy making storage room. They re-
ceived two car loads on Monday. Prices
are % to % cents.
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STATE SECgRITIEs-There has been mod
crate business in State bonds. Prices for
some of the new active issues are l@li per
cent higher.
RAnwAYs-Active and steady, the total
sales being Sl,772,0O6.
SroCKs-This has been the most active
day at the Stock Exchange during the past
week, the total sales amounting to 223,S43
shares. The market opened active and
strong, and the activity continued until
late in the afternoon, when the
trading became more quiet again. The
first prices were generally a shade above the
closing quotations last evening, and with
out any material reaction the whole list,
with one or two exceptions, continued to sd-
vance until near o'clock. The gains were
from ! to u per cent, the latter St. Paul,
but Northwestern rose l, Lackswsnna and
Omaha Pacific each ! and Northern Pa
cifc :. Western Union aud Louisville and
Nashville were active and gained only J,
while Vanderbilts aud Pacific Mail were
little more than steady the extreme sd,
yanees amounting to only fc. Western
Pacific was q weak stock, selling /
above closing price yesterday. The result
OF the days operations is net loss as com,
pared with last evening for the active list OF
/ to | per cent, the heaviest decline being
sustained by Union Pacific, but Pacific Mail
is down and Lake Shore and ST. Paul each
J. The bulls talk very confidently of much
higher prices in the near future. The bears
claim, on the other hand, that the lead.
ing bull operators were heavy sellers
of stock this afternoon.
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ID AILY
Weekly Register
~ 8 8 S -

WIN Be rsatty inpre-sd and strngthsnsd b u
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DISFIGURING HUMORS,
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LOATHSOME SORES.

T HAVE TRIED for eleven yeau 70 have my wife
i cured Of a terrible skin diseae. 1hs Cuticura
comedies (Cuticura Re solvent, the nes Blood ruri
Ger internally, and CuIicura, the Great SKIN Cure,
and Gu fcuIa soap, an exquisite skin Beautihsr, ex
teinalyI have done In SIX weeks what have tried
Tor eleven years TO have done. lou shall have the
particulars as soon Is can gi'e them to you, aud Is
se are so we'll known in this part of the county, IL
them. ChAS. III. WHITE
MAYsYIIIR KY