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! eSsIIC SALE ot NALoAehA
FEoFEssrYS; la q, Trus. msaeio ~ b ! q.
Tlt1s o. ttt.d On the I7th day o. yuty, ~ y
II he Once o. "a Ui s1, ~ nv Lne
Il Ohio County Te ~ cn,,I ~ aanss u IL
/ -; IL Il 10 trons door o. sns eS4t' %-S-s -
ssas,,, S % AUGUST . 1885.
ga s.y 10 oslock 4 Z tho following DO,
clad pl.iNS'.In psfcel Of land situate On EAae
IN III 81 wheeling, q me s S2tess M y.
IA Penn streets, WY n ~ ~ toiinWS .
q y virginia street ana 49, S wsst win Ire
GaninS y y, VIZ v,ryiniG street one hundred ana
70 tds u ~, n al alley; thence parallel WIN
ifItsg w !N,,'h one hundred and twenty ieeti
- itneI -C.,a pcnI1 street one hundred Rno
sElca ~: Y ~, thence with the west woe OF
liIb1 w 'S IN. hundred and twenty l9Ol ieet
;fIsI lIMIIn,InS. Win the improvements AUG up
~ ~ ~, ihefeuntO be!ohging. o....,. a.,
10 he following desct ~ ~ piat AZ he
~: Lot numbered gu 'a,. vi sI,tv.ave iesI and
~ w ~ y ItCntiuE on Market street, lot mum,
fJt51 " Hve lCIuE on the corner 81 Market and
~ AIv,,u'SS n Inc tSe north oil Tenth street. aud
fSiA SIee1 M lying Immediately north o.
u tGtnEp:..ssd sixiy.nye and adjoining the same
3 sos ~ Ia nj | ba sold ~ Que parcel.
Nv SeCond Of the lald parcels
~ MOT deeds Of trust bnt tne aeea u i.s1st
~ We VII of out Of The proceeds Of our sale,
h y ~ ~ y ksIieSei that excepting the dover u.
'par. y X, X SrSnIoFS WIte) clear ute Mill be
,tsst@ ~ X n to the purchaser. ceiling ~
fr!tye1s 6 " We will not warrant the tue,
fstsa n nT Ss;tsiiiEHOne.Ihlf Of the purchase
iLt1 =, ~ q much more thereof as the putchase'
a. q thS G nsy,s e sas i SSgaSs Sc Is
nlodst " \, one MI Two yean from The day Of
Svs I W ~ rom that day. the deferred In
~ VIZ ss;SS secured BY deed Of trust upon
ll!ss a.SgT snd insuranle on buildings 70 tue
y W. y 3ns Inn the unpaid purchase money.
iEQ11G o. wv ~" WIN y. HUBBARD,
Henry n. RUSSELL,
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Educational.
.N]IiiiI5Ia}aIlg Female College.

mi opea under entirely new management
lxv M September ., 1855, with jss. A
sSOSy, AN, President. aided by a thoroughly
i..r,,,.pt Faculty. Musical aud Art advantages
s,s.h,, with facilities for studying French and
CONAN uneICOllcd.
=. Ouilllpp will be thoroughly repaired and
,S,iy furnished throughout
{ Izns reasonable.
I, II, lulthsr information apply 70
JAS. A. BROWN, President.
,,,i or DR. T. II. LOGAN, Sec. Board.
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gaylor's grcn1tnnr Go1og,te.
a RIDDLE!
aaaellieal.
DIR. j. II. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapllne Street,
Near Fourteenth stree.

The best evidence Of physician's success Is The
testimony Of his patients. The increasing de.
mands for my professional services prove that have
dealt hononbly and fairly with those who have
consulted me- never uEea patients name with.
out permission, though Ihaye many hundred cor.
thcates from those whom have cured after they
ical education with many yeaS hospital experience
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, q close oh
Sesvance OF temperamental pecrllRriues and strict
attention to hyglenio management inSures success
azure Is possible and frankly give the patient my
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rrNAscE AsprRApE.
ms features q ihe Money ana stoci.
t7l Mafhstf

NEwfYofS! Arznst II Money easYs At 4 pefrent.
Primo meleant y peps.f 80 peteent, for6tgn Exi
change dull and unchanged . z.
GOVERNMENT BoNpt- Have been strong for an
e1ceptlt which were heavy n -
STATE hosps- Only { moderate business
RAILROAD Boaps- Have BEEN generally active.
The total sales were g .lQs ooo. " &c
the EteaanEe this morning, led ~ wei. m uniou.
Whi1hs broke on the statement publlEhei by the
President OF the Bait more "a Ohio to the effect
!hs shsss 20 ruth II the reported
tween ID { company and The Western Union. This
wts soon followed by q reaction, In which Western
uNlan, IA Apre and the Gfangers took the lead.
eSceptopI msietn the forenoon. but the eaiGs
over yeuEtsisv's best figures ware only for small
fractions an nothing 10 kome cases. $40.
Prices began 70 cid shortly before noon and
Ia tn last hour EeS fUrk Central, htch had sold
down from gStO E{ was decidedly fever sh and
GnAlly closed at ". Between noon aud alIttle
50, IaskaNyGnna from asIk to 80 and Delaware &
HuISon from SOY 10 IT, q the highest p'iee OF the
day In each case. This support was, however, Of
no avail upon the rust OF the " 1 and In the last
hour the itocks mentioned Join In the downward
movement Shortly before The close, there was 4
reaction OF u % y percent IN many Of the active
stocks but light Eaiin wer9 lot In many cases In
al Ct near the lowest quotations Of the day for the
most OF the List.
Total sales were sss yes shares.
Q; =. w. 10 gs u Y ~. 2: g new = 12asss
seconds, g; LehIg6 & wilkeslatre, Otd, 81;
Louisiana Consols "a; MlSsout6 g. 10l1 81 Joseph,
ll7.{; St p. d s. O. hrSts, u: Tennessee q, old,
q Is, % asT Union f psse ISns SnP
Land grAuts l0I Sinking fund, ~ y; virginia
c., 40: Virginia ConSols extra mAtured coupons,
a; do deferred, 9; Adams EXPIRES IA; American
cIhn R8Jk. Ia A OHM az 1rst ufefeFned
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gIedfrm
Listen 10 Your Wife.

7TsI1F7 - .as
The Manchester GUARDIAN, June 8, 1855, says:
Atone Of the
.windows"
Looking on the woodland waysl With elumpl
Of rhododendroms and great masses Of May bios
somslil "Tbere was an interesting group.
II included one who had been a "Cotton spin
ner" but was now 50
Pstalyzedl!l
That he could only bear TO Lie In Q reclining po
ttion.
THIS retets 70 my case. ~
Twas attacked twelve yeara ago with "Iooomo
tes. Ataxy"
Aperalytic disease Of nerve fibre rarely ever cured
and was for several yeafs barely able 70 get about
And for the last aye yean not able TO attend tG
my business, although ft
Many things have been done for me,
The LAST experiment being Nerve stretching.
pons for Inc,,,shle,, No. Ma,,o,,..... q, ,,.v
,sas .S' -'s"t ~ HAAs
lseA
am no HAdyocAte.n UFor ANYTHING In the
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BETHANY COLLEGE

SoOs. county, W. Va, will begin its Forty:hith
!.SIou SEPTEMBER Is, less. Its the most noted
SO 10 our State, having 60 Alumni, many Of
',sgS sre occupying high pllces Of trust 1t Ia,
IN CALICO Icsrse Counes: the Classical, The
.El,attc The Ministerial, and the Ladies' Course
n coke Is now about free Of debt, aud The
if5,tsts vii make al effort 10 enlarge the Endow'
sIvtsud the number OF students. Patronage Il
tlElsa from all the friends oil classic learning.
EGCaalOSues Spply to n.
PROF. ". II. wooLERy, or
IN DIR. ". X. PRNDLEToN. Pres't.
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SIR: The tender Of the Quaker City
Yacht Club, MS an escort on my departure
from this city on the 17th inst is highly
appreciated BY me and accepted with
great pleasure and with many thanks ia
the club for courtesy. 1haye the honor
to be, with great respect, } onrs
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tES.s11SS g the vile o. the grantor ~ me
ass S ssl os R a III a q dover W e
tsEte ~ ii eiIhet Of the above described
" q i:Td ii he purchaser shall 50 desire,
iiie ,SSl 10 Gye pefcentum Of the price which
" N 10 the iaid trustees for such parcel,
tlk mia las than the money value OF me
~ S ~ .hi Is Gscertalned By che usual lte
~ w! e0Ns' 49, NANCY P. ARMsTRJNG.
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A cat Of South Brooks, Me, watches a
cradle, and when the child cries, caresses
1t until It falls asleep.
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Saturday EsMing Gazette.
l.wheFe are you going my pretty maidgt
he TO the bGShfnl beauty I6td, rs f.eff
N1'm going 10 NRlk,' 2 then Antweted she, ~
.'what Is your fortune, my pretty mGid21
eAIy face 4 nv fOrtule, eff, the saii.
nIndeed, he replied, us hs let nes pass;
"1seei and you've rot It, all In bras"
Tae Rambler.
In the days that are wintry aud chilly
When with bills we are driven nigh daft,
We're FGlned gu Ietiecttpg how Ill
We honor daft.
But In summer when al wonder sadly
Why noco0Ilng breeESs should wait,
US worthy Of t0tlce how gladly
Ne honor draft
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h AMW5MkNHoop YouTHFUI, IHPRu.
NaHNh dence, Nervous snehtli cured ~
SS sSsS, Ssiy SsI. s.ss "A Ss e \ y
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q al rnnI CHRcRs IN hours. cuisstn edayl
- efl FUN 5gad casos wanted. Drug Store, y N
AND lfiElll nth 81, PhilA., IA, and wheeling
40 nlEI III pfpggiE.s. a n 81
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cholera COMING!

wawil state tor peneat Of The public that
during Sho phol0ra5 of l6Sl me original CholeFa
Mixture, manufactured by DR. y. a. Howard.
wsieh saved thOusands 81 lives n hat time Also
in Ch0tesa cf - q and 1853 can be had d the soie
manufacturers HAIlLoGill a CO., if3 Fulton
street Hrdoklyn, NJ Y, Rt 70 cents bottle or by
exprtfa 6 cents. Faihets aud In0lhcn the only
sure remedy "a now Offered 10 you for Chplera,
cbnien Noshuk pysanse ryi DieIthQAi and ~
bowel complaints Agents Neaied, IN
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,I.think they are very fair, ',lhe replied.
''Well, / don't know as much about pol.
itics as my wife does, = replied Mr.. Grant,
isyou'd better come into the parlor, and
wen talk Il over. with herr Mrs, Grant
wasJa short and slim woman. Her hair
was almost black. She was sitting In m
old!fashioned chair, and was knitting
stockings. Mrs. Grant ct once entered
into q lively conversations
2 f1rhey say that the General Is appoint
ing all his relations 70 Office said ahsi
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NKw YoRy. August il, I'm dry goods there hiss
been more business with agents aud jobbe,s and
the movement otigoods inmuch better proper
peat otdefa Of all styies and goo1 business y In
motion. For cotton goods, ynlues are hardening,
and ~ buyers tendeav0r 10 eyade higher ifiees BY
looking round the market they IealiKe that stocks
arc not only much smaller bat many Of THIN ia
much better eonhit Ion than 4 thoiRht possible,
Printing clotlliu aetiye demand and mafket very
tlTm at 70 for "a squares, and yEe for 50 and %
70 effect the rfiee Of al 80 and lower gfldta 81
prints, which may be higher ht any moment
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PROVISIONS, ETC. 's.,a
Corrected by D. c. LIST, JR., pork packer, Four

GhoCHAlhss
ee cSSSsf SaIn and FoartSsns6 s,ec s''
Gree1 Cogne-Fanoy Rio. per ID, lSc; choice do,
java ia; + lsSsoc. '' 'I1S' s9SN fS' ~ - 'l'S'
s SSs e. :s e bulk PHRSF jsl psFI III E lower
Sugars standard eonltetIoneis, a. per ID, c]Sc:
ed, 7c; powdtred, Sc: crushed and cut loaf, ~
1Ss ss1 "a s head RICE &c; broken rce
q.
Nep Orleans Eo.aGSGs- Choice $50; strictly prime,
46c; prime 4Sc,
2Se76o; imperial, sassJS; Japan, 2a7dc; 0olong
22a75o; southOng, 22aS5c,
tandtes3star. iull weight l2c; steaFine, per Set
i,1s1ss n,cs ciar 1oc ,ar g.l standard cttv
brands i0ailc Der raj: country iSaibc pSr nal, II
!" staogS ns,r4-No. 7 inha. mar dozen n 80. No
tubs er dozen, % 80; No. tubs per dozen, IS 50;
ts aGSP P SeF I'd 81 butter t S cpsc.y
10 e ", Sdpe Slstn e n Sai s wssh3osIs
netcrt. per dosel. s2 Gas 70. y
cS,.TsI SCiITNli pelchs. lbs 81 10: peaches,
III Il mi HI. tofnh ~ IN IL,ke Sbs. sweet
y Sss his"thsTTics liza ii d. rasnberries in
ssiHI'
fGSss,s-ls quoted In !obb!pg at eA7a ins prime
W. M aectna 10 ouaIIy: IInIbureF ~
Fa Il. 70; Chicago lat cheese mild Sc. -'S'
dIaS sa s5SS: 'msdlan ma't'Fel = co.. So.s nc
ed 1 & 81 id@S ~ asT TSt y Is = W su y " R
bnsSei eieyer small SEED g 90; IsrEe a 90 ~
~ - " W -
mar bbl a %: oxtsa ma, bbl n bs. dairy
Ana buShel Sacks 81 SS per sack. ~ ''.N4
NY s',,t, I Ss.g4sass ner il! ~ ''Ss'
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THESE i Ew W LINES.

once. Nos rs ana q Youf.ssnth street
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HOME slARKErs.
The wholesale Price. Of. all the yariou,
Commodities.
INfELtIUENCKh Uff1Ck, [
WHEELING, Wednesday. August Y.

{ lEfRLtI1ENCKh UFfICk,
WHEILING, Wednesday, August u. &
There ara very few changes outside Of the large
number noted in the produce department TO be
made In tho quotations given, aswill be noticed by
comparing those given last with those found below.
III the grain and Hour department there are no
changes OF Importance In provisions, hams have
been marked up, and there Is agencrAl rising ten.
dency, business hsylug been better during the
past week than for some time previous. Groceries
are very steady IS regards prcts but the saHs arc
not at all heavy. 10 the produce market There IL u
gut Of nearly NIL fruits and veg tables; oranges
aud lemons still remain AZ q hish notch owing 70
the warm weather which spoIlS them almost as last
as received. The quotations given below are sub.
ject 10 fluctuations during the week.
GRAIN, PIouK, ETC.
Corrected by J. n. CIousroN, general grain deal.
er, corner Of Market aud South streets. -
GrliH-Wheat 81 05 per bushel. New State oais
SO; old, 81a3Sc. Rye zoe, mona offering. State
corn on the wharf, boc.
Pt0ur-Fancy patents, tsphng and winterl SO 90 TO
d; fancy family, white amber amber and winter
S 90. DAT mCal-medium brand-SS5D per Dbl:
lancy 81 90. Rye flour 81 %. 800
= AiI FeeIi-BtoWn Inddlings Sl9 90; coarse do
sl8 90; bran So 90: chopped feed SD 90.
Hay aud &up-Prlme loose timothy, new, SIS %
per ton; no old Offering: prime baled SIG Goals %
per ton. and very lite offering. Wheat. straw
S o0a0 %; 0at straw SO 90; very little straw IN
ma Fkn HH
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II NsLY INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON AND lee.
UNIVERSITY, Lexington, wa,

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, va.
Instruction In the usual academic studies and In
iAs professional schools Of Law and Engineering
lioauon heAlthful; expenses moderate. Session
lgeas sept IL. For catalogue, address "Clerk Of
iasFAeulty." CIVIC LEE,
ib6 President
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ECZEMAl

For the benefit Of suffering humanity, and In
1t only my duty to give this unsolicited testimony
In favor Of swlfrssptcldc. My wife has been af
flicted with hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her Infancy. II has Increased In intensity with
each succeeding spring. and being somewhat
skilled In mediciue myself, tded every remedy
could think Of for yeAfS-salSapattle combined
with every form o. Pottssi@ and nunnrea,i
washes Of every known kind, but they
Ill gave only temporary RELIEF. During the
spring OF 1874 her lower extremiies became 80 In
famed AMI sore that Ihe was Obliged 10 keen them
constantly GATED with covering Of "FnllerE
Earth y mixed wet and allowed u dry on. Among
other things, she was atlllc with periodical
nervous headache, occurring regularly every teyen
days sometimes followed BY IN Intermittent fever
ior weeks II time, SO that her Life DO anne bur
den 10 her.
TSIs spring determine she should take 3. 9.
and follow strictly the IN regard 10 dose
iset, ctr. This was about seven weeks ago. Altei
taking the fltht large bottle the disease seemed n
increase: tho burning, i:ching and Inflammation
became unbearable. che, however, perseyered in
the use OF the medicine After taking the second
bottle the inflammation began to Subside. Attei
the third bottle the inflammation disappeared, anu
sore spots dried up and turned white and scily
and titAliy she brushed them OF In ap lmpQlpab'e
white powder resembling pure salt She Is now
taking the sixth bottle, three tahlespoontnls iSui
gone and her flesh Is becoming soft. white aud
smooth again: aud what Is more, her periodical
headaches have disappe red and she Is now. Of i v
has known for upwards Of 80 years. Ne wonder
me declares with emphasis that every bottle Of =
5. s, q worth thousand times It's weight In gold
Amy further information concerning her cast
viii 80 cheetiuly given by herself at her residence
LIS MulleIt Bteet or By me.
~ JoMs +. BRADLEY, n Griswold ST..
Detroit, Mich, Nay 10, 1876.
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This market has ruled fairly during the pas
week. There has been q full supply ol eommoI
cattle but the better and tlner Rilaes have beer
scarce, The quot tlons range about As follows:
Cliitse -Rxttl, 900 70 100 lbs cattle ttlat,s
peelb,. good, 50 70 800 lbs, per III, lighi
HON COO to 500 lbs 4 q IL Per 10 ~ -. ( n
HoCs-AlaIke t active; 4Ai, q per Ia, n
SItlp.-pullt 2jjfa8o per u.
Inlas- goed, mad et firm; y y ne pef Ib,
cilisl- 9one % PER head.
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pH1LipEtFiIfA, August li..-wool steady aud
Ann 9sie sSs sa ess Sssas mse
& NEW yoRg, August IL Wool steady and mod.
ertely domestic ileece pnlled ltasci
Cotton.
ciseSsAIt o., august IL Cotton quiet and
Lead.
yEw' YORK, Apgas II. eadquietie common 90
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BaIrtaoRI, August ll.-wheat, western lower
and I'll " attlyei no. 4winter n q spot 81
asssSca$I 0Q E0Yeml 81 81 Is asked. Corn, wetteTn
irregular and dull mixed August % Iea5i; s pteni
Der 625Sa6S1sE Oats steady; western white S9a
90: mixed 6aSSc proyIHons easy aud dull.
Other lrtieltS unclaimed, = l5I175
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Tcsure to get the genuine, and send for Treatise
on Blood and Skin Disease, free.
For sale by all druggists.
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Passenger trains daily including sunday. Ac.
eommodation trains runs daily except Sunday.
... JOHN G. rohLIHaoN,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, WV
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ON Orr, Pa, August 1l.-openal at $50; high.
est $50: lowest 97t, eloSed q VIC; sales 1856
00 baFrelaj cleatanSes Coz, 900 barrels runs lis,
ls9 barrels; shipments 9l'276 barrels; charters
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PHILApE1rn1A, Pa, May Il, 1871.
csqs. Austin, Commander Quaker city Yach'
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now rnR FAMOUS MANS FATHER LlYGp,
"In the summer Of 1872, while in Gin
cinuati on business" said friend OF tho
Generals, II strolled across the susper-
sion bridge over to Coyington, and, coming
in front ofan old, dilapidated brick house
which bad upon it the sign 'Post.otiiee,'
Il occurred to me- that this was the Office
towhich President draut had recently
appointed his father. Stepping inside I
injured for MIR. Grant, ana was told that
he had not been around for several weeks,
but That be oould be found at his house,
which was pointed out. It was an old
fashioned double brick house. evidently
occupied by two families. Knocking at
the door Of the wing occupied by tho
Grants. a bright little boy answered the
summons, and said: Grandpa will be
down presently This boy was the son Of
Camer, then Minister TO Denmark,
whose wife Is the sister Of General Grant,
and who was visiting the old folks at
home, Mr.. Grant soon came hobbllng
down the stairs, and invited mo In:
Everything about the premises looked
old.fsshionad and well worn. Old UNI.
brellas and old hats were hung about the
wall. The old gentleman was dressed In
| very plain suit oil clothes. He was at
| least head taller thanhis son Ulysses,
| to whom he bore Q slight resemblance.
he stopped somewhat and was q little
deal. He received me cordially, aud OF
once asked me what ] thought about tho
II Eanaralla chaucaa for .alaNfinn m PfAsi.
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DENNsYLvANIA C0MpANY,1i- 81
IL t (oRxKA TfNol ~ - IA :
CLEVELAND 4 PIT rsBuRGH R.R.
tfa "
Condensed tiiaetG6le Of passenger Trains cor.
rected % NAY q, 49, Central standard Time.
sAsf AND NORTH 70 rrr7sltneH lsp ctxyEtAND.
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Just before the General sailed from this
port on the steamship Indiana on his tour
around the world, the Quaker City Yacht
Club offered to net as an escort to the yes:
sci. This autographed letter was written
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pRnnnrs.

These prices are bAaea ON Wholesale transactions
oftls day subject 70 fluctuations during the week,
Corrected by h. q, MEYER, general commission
merchant, No. Twelfth street :
4ppleS2NeW fancy ST 26al 50 per Dbl; common
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What New Workers are Coming to.

All over the world young men are coming
to the FIRE, but in no country so rapidly as
in America, and in no city OF the world to
such an extent as in New York Ia our
great metropolis brains, vigor, dash and fresh
blood are always wanted. Young men
control New York. Old fogies are not
wanted. Perhaps the objection will be
urged that they lack the judgment. of their
elders Judgment! Who cares for judg-
uent? Do we not run everything on the
hit or miss, heads or tails plan? The
wear and tear of these Woodworking, rapid
younsters Is fearful. The average busi-
ness man in New York takes twenty
drinks of whisky a day and smokes
fifteen cigars. Nobody can stand this.
The young New Workers don't stand in.
They 90 down in regiments and squares.
But ike the old guard they die, but never
surrender. If a man pulls through it ali be
is old at the age Of 10 and retires to take
permanent rest. One result Of this unnat'
ural life is the product of a race Of pigmies
New York is famous for its young men Of
small stature and light weight. This comes
from excess of all kinds. 1t is not so with
the young women. The girls who do not
smoke, drink and dissipate are large
and well built bught.eyed and rosy-cheeked.
They will have to take husbands from the
country. The spider-legged dudes around
them are not fit for their mates. live es-
cape a deluge or revolution the next gen.
Grafton will be gauzy one,s sort OF feeting
show, as it were.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-23

The great Frenehman, YCTOR HUGO, at
the good old age of eighty-three years
yesterday joined the silent majority. His
long life has been an active and varied
one. As poet he stands as one Of Frances
greatest. There was that simplicity and
close adherence to nature in all his writings
that made him the acknowledged leader of
the school Of the romancists. He hated all
shsms and oppression and was always free
in speaking his thoughts, whether against
friends or foes. This made him the politi-
cal leader of the Democratic and SOciahstic
elements against the government of
of LOUIS NAPOLEON, and secured for him
self Punishment. In his exile, be could ex-
press his sentiments without fear and some
of his most bitter satires and carricatures
appeared. He was great and sincere man,
but this greatness and sincerity made him
an extremist. While men are singing his
songs and lauding his poeGcal genius, the
influence Of his whole life and writings will
he left as an imprint upon the character and
government OF the French people. VIcrOR
HUGO will receive from the world his we'll
earned ehsplet of fame and France willong
keep green his memory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-23

Poor Central America seems to live in
continual dissatisfaction with herself and
everything else. Scarcely does one reyolu.
ton die away until another breaks out in
some one of her little republics, and the
government must be reOrganized to suit the
within of some other faction or party. Pres
ident Zalvidar, of Salvador, has not seen
one revolution in his republic overcome uu-
til he fears another and, feeling that the
people have DO trust in him and he in them,
he resigns and will soon leave his country.