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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-02

tant plus ~interessamte qu'elle MIN
plique ancune hostllit4 entre les
de'ix frereS ; an cOntraire, &c solt
les mtilleurs amis du monde: ills
v0yagcnt ensemble, parlent aux
m6mes meetings, Pun prechant la
doctrine democratiqne, l'autre la
doctrine rfpublicaine, sans jamais
faire appel II personalities on
aux passions. Entire les deux ri.
.aux, liz discussion 1T sonveht ani>
NEE ct serieuse, t%oujours sur L. ton
lie plus atfectueux. En- voici un
tchantillon entire autres que nous
pouirions choisir:
\ Cleveland (Tennessee), les
deux freres sc trouvalent au meet
ing IL plus nombreux de Ia cam.
payne. Cleveland est une localite
rspublicaine, ct Alfred triomphait.
II venait de parler avec grande
emphase de la politique ttrangere
de Mr.. Blaine ct il venait 4 l'af
faire Cutting. "Noudriez-vOus. dit
I0rateur, vouS tlatter de votre Iii.
plomatic arec lie Mexlque ?" ''Que
lie par'ez-vouS, rtplique Robert,
DIES contrats de gnano de Mr..
Blaine p EFT le public de rire de
bonnie humeur. A ce moment, III
vlgoureuX m~ontagnara sort de la
foule. ole veuN, dit-il, s'adressant
aux deux frereS, demander une pla.
ce AL futur g~ouverneur." Alfred
1interrompant: ale voici, dit-il,
que pulsje faire pour vous Et
Robert repond pressure en- meme
temps "Une fonction publique ne
sc pave pas ; je ne promets pas des
places pour DIES votes" Et rassis-
lance applaudit cordialement.
Mails &c nest pas tout ; le trait
lie plus piquant est celui.ci. Les
deux freres sOnt excellents must
ciens. lis jouent tous deux fort bien
du vlOlOn, ct dams les e%ntr'actes des
meetings, qnand lis ont bien discu-
tt snr une question plus OH moins
epineuse, ills regalent Ieurs cleo
teurs de queIQue duo pris dams lie
repertoire patriotique, Star Span
yled Banner, Old kentucky House,
on dams ropela.bouffe, lie Mikado,
etc. ; ct lis terminent Ia seance par
une gigue vive ct animee, q laqn-l
le prend part rassistance avec un
jOyeux entrain. On ma jamais WI,
il faut EN- %convenir, une campagne
electorate plus gale ct plus cordia
lie. On Ia qualifiee dams lie pays :
In campagne des deux roses, ct les
danes ont adopte les c~onleurs DIES
deux candidats, blanche pour les
demOcrates, $ pour les republi.
Gains. Les deux parts, hommes ct
femmeS, sc distinguent par DIES
t1eurS d la bOutOnniere on au cor
sage.
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DECEs.-DdceIee, lie 25 sertem.
bre, dams In paroisse Lafourchp,
Nine L6zin Tonps, nee Eulalie Els.
tiven, d Page de so ans. SEES fnnfrail.
les ont en- lieu a reglise ST. Joseph,
& Th'bOdaux.
Ellie fut mere de IA enfants don't
IA plus grande partie est encore en-
vie ct ddplore SD perte.
lie meme jour, ct dams cette
meme paroisse, est decide And't
Curolt, 4 Page de &c ans.
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lUl la>Se.

GMalaguay ?. O.. via Raccland)
a pSlr L. NJ. notre ami e. .. Nico-
las. ct i partir du Ter. octobre il Y
aura pour cettc destination dcux
males par Semaine.
lie bcsoin Sen faisait yivement
Scntir ct nous SavouS II cette me-
sure rtpond il DIES besoins ct i DIES
necessities depuis Iongtemps >entis.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-02

NOUVEAU MAGASIN.-Mr. r.. p.
Darlen Went d'Ouvrir I'm magaSin
sur FnabitatiOn de Mr.. Oscar lie.
pine pres de Rareland, sur lie meme
%emplacement OH jadis Mr.. Alex
Lepine await lie Sicn. L'endroit est
on ne peut mieuX choisi ct nous
souhairons a &c jennc. entrepnenant,
ct 6nergique commercant, ,ous lie
success quill m6rite d tant de titres.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-10-02

Jeudi dernier tous les magasins,
tenus par la partic israGlite de notrr
population, etaient fermes. &c tait
ftait dn 4 la celebration de In non
yelle aimee judaiqne. ct donnait IN
asDect triSte ct mOrne a une Ger
tame portion de notre Vile. Heu-
reusement que la fete ne dure Qn'-
nm Jour ct que la routine ordinaire
reprendra bicn vite.
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LOCALES.

NoT1cE.-Le Tresorier de pa
roisse PREVENT tous cenx que celia
neut c%oncerner quill est pref a payer
TONS les warrants cOnvenablelnent
et lfgaIement issuS ct les i6clama.
tons %approuvGes ct enregistrtes 4
nartir de No. IS jusqu'au No. SO
measurement.
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PRODUCE.
New York,

New York, June 24.-FlOur-Receipts
II. 260 barrels; exports :, $3.50 barrels and
I,245 sacks: market dull and in buyers
favor; sales 1850 barrels; superfine west
ern and State 81 25a3 90; common to good
extra western and State 81 60a3 p; com
mon TO choice white wheat western extra
81 5Oa4 50; fancy 81 s0a4 80; common to
GOOD extra Ohio 81 %; common to choice
xtra st. Louis 81 Goal 90; patent Mime
sofa, extra good to prime, 81 50a4 75; choice
to extra 81 7El4 50. Wheat-Receipts
249, 500 bushels; exports 1G2, 204 bushels;
spot in fair demand; options declined ia
ge, closing with q slight recovery; sales
5.iO4. COO bushels futures, 81, 600 bushels
spot; No. . spring s14as2ie; do. C. +. and !.
Size; No. l hard s5ie; No. 9 red nomi-
nal; No. l red 9Sc; No. l white. sSc; No,
3 red July s4ias4so, closed at SAGE; Au-
gust sale, CLOSED at Sale; September sis
as5e closed at safe; October SSiaS6o,
closed at s5sc; November S6las7c, closed
s69c; December s7sassIc, closed at s7so;
January ssias9c, closed at Sc; March S2S
a93Ic, closed at CSC, Corn-SpOt cash
firm; options dull; receipts lO3, $50 bush
els; exports 11,642 bushels; sales 4Os, 600
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cincinnati.

TOLEDO, O., June 2L.-Whcat-Quiet
and firm; cash 7~SiaSlc; July ISLE; Au-
gust 79!a79Sc; September 79!c. Corn
Unchanged. OatS-Nominal.
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Social SaiirPS.

BERTHE Titmousc Ito Pinkey SMALL
"Na, old chappic; sure VA pom 'honna.
Nothing in I. Not but thet's she'sdooscd
fwine gal, " know, n al tibet, an she hes
thrown herself at my head OutwageouSly,
but doz'ns of 'em are dOin' tibet, y know.
But mawwagc " knows serious thing.
Now when | can find Il dea' little woScbud
who'll woSSup me TO myself, with gwacc,
beauty, culcha an pawIcct refinement; who
has been twuincd to pwcsidc Pw0pcrly
ova' a mawShun; who will ncva' kick up
vows, and whose family are blucblood,
wayback-en fact. an awngcl and woman
combined, rs | might Say-with plenty OF
clwsh Of course, then | might mawwy
her.
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SIS
Scrofula of Lungs
Relieved.

M NOW FORTY-NTNE YEARS OLD. AND
have. suffered for the hast httCcn wears Win a
ann. fauuhlc. several members 81 the lainlIS on
AN nu.urr~ side Ut the house hat ulcl
Kim consumption. AMI the doct"rS wee all
...,l ru their upiuiOU that | hal COusump-
d.. tr.r hal all the distressing symptoms at
r.rr r.rrllr disease. | have spent thousands OF
...-rtr~ tr arrest the march ut this diSTtSr; !
..tr rmfIuyvl an the usual methods not only
.u m, uuu reese, Int IN tue treatment 81 nthcr
.rsrrr,uT my family, but Temporary relief WAS
.Hra4r obtained WAS unit tor any manual
.r,,r rur several years. by chance came INTO
...,~.,,inj ct % pamphlet ca ,,bl"d ana SEIh
nr-.rs~ from the ufiCcof swift Spccitctn., a
..,r, t,a. friend recommended the Use Oi
-g.r.~ ~-rsgiIr. claiming that he himself had
f.,r neatly benefited by its Use in some lung
lan.a~. Ir~ulyc'l To Try IT, Ahnut four years
u...T ruIruEsUrUd to take = :. :. accounting lO I'LL
r~..r.r> I lOund 10 an myigOruting tonic, and
.at, g>gi uIuUt nay hnilirs The RESULTS are
-r.r r.Inrrkullr. Ny uuu"u has trtt me, my
.r.....rg has returned. AMI / \ weigh sixty pounds
r.... Than ever ild Ia my life. IL has hecl
f...t. N.l~ since I stopped the tt>c OF the nlcil.
,.r. IuI . have hal D" rrturu" at the disease, AMI
-N.r. f1. np IFliu> ur weakness felt in my lungs.
tr,rnr manifest kiud at mechanical work, ami
d.. lis WyfI u> I ever frltSiucC | wa>a hoy. These
J hnra. are wonderful ~>iaurncnts |" make, buI
nm homes when ISIy that Iowrmy exit nee and
t..,rrr tulgN to SNinIS Specific. Il II the only
,.lfn.ur that h~pU"ht me- any permanent rrlleL
IEt.ri ~ty that ~wiN >~p'ribc viii do thi> m
..ur, .t.. huf NEST positively affirm that il has
.E.t.. G5- mnrh tor mv. ami ] would d. TrCrclHt 10
.fu,Tu. Ia suffering humanity 1t / tIilCdtO
Lam this cheerful testimony tO The merits OF tins
r..rT.rfI mr,i,iur lam we'll knOwni In thccity
,f Montgomery. ami | can refer Ia some at the
I.-r rrIIa.u~ 100 the city. /. }. HOLT.
Vprf.uurrl. Mat, june p lNNh.
.f5u.> ~prriir is entirely vegetable. Treatise
.I fr...{ auI skin Diseases mailed free.
Dec. ~a,rf SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 2 Atlanta, Ca
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Depart Arrive.
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Rsditiaal.
Catarrh

NrOSINGLEDISEASE HASENTAILED MORE
y suffering or haStencdthe breaking up OF the
The constitution than Catarrb. The sense OF
smell. OF taste, Of sight, Of hearing, the human
voice miud.-Onc or more, and sometimes ali,
yiykd tp its Obstructive influence. Tn poison u
f~rrihutcS Throughout The system attacks every
vital lone, and breaks up the most robust Oteon-
sfirutirnS IgnOucd because bat little under
sf.sgi by most physicians, inlpOtently aSSatlcd by
n,,rks and charlatauS, thOSe suffering from IL
~. Iftle hope tO h. relieved OF 10 this side OF
ne crave. II is time then, that the popular
,,,,frIynt at this terrible disease by remedies
y,,friu the rCuch Ol all passed into hands at
T,lrt competent ami trustworthy, The new and
bifbrrta uutricd method adopted by Dr.. Sanford
Ian Inc pprplufiOn Of his RADICAL CURE has won
Inc hearty approval Of thousands. Il Is inStan-
1,1rsflS Ina aiIOrliuE relief in all head colds
Sg,.,.liDg snunliug and Instructed breathing, and
rspiiIy REMOVES the most oppressive symptoms,
,I.Iri6g The head, Sweetening the breath, reStor-
ing thc SenSes Of smell, taste and hearing, and
u,TtraIiZing the constitutional tendency OF the
,Jf.,stS, tnWariS the lungs liver and kidneys.
S\EpEp'S RADICAL CURE cOnSiStSOt one bottle
,f tho RADICAL CURE. one box Of CATARRHAL
S,ryg<T and an IMPROVED INHALER; price 81.
p,rryr pRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, BnSTON.
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STATE SECURITIES-Dull and stead

STATE SECURITIES-Dull and steady.
RAHROADS-Lcss active; sales ) l,.l7O,-
600.
SroCKs-Thc news this morning affect
ing stocks was almost all of an uniaNora-
bic character. The strike Of the switch
men on the Lake Shore road, however,
was the prime element of trouble. The
adviccs from Chicago indicated that the
diSlffcctiOn among wOrkmCn is likely to cN-
tend to other roads west ut the same time the
officials of other lines are inclined to make
common cause with Lake Shore and settle
the question mt once. Western MO was
the feature in the morning and ita@ain al
yanced sharply, The market advanced
decidedly weak, generally to !. lower
than last evenings closing. In the carly
trading, however, the market was strong,
under the leadership of Western
Union, hut the gains were only small
fractions. After IL o'clock prices sa@gcd
of and continued weak throughout the re-
maindcr of the day. The general weak
ness carried Western Union down i'll the
| afternoon. The market closed heavy at or
near the lowest figures reached. C., c..
K /. is down 81, Lake Shore l., Western
Union and Delaware and Hudson each Is,
Omaha and Wabash preferred II each,
! Union Pacific aud Reading each II, st.
Paul and Yew York Central each l, and
| the remainder fractions. Transactions
2lp Sg5 shares
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Express Chicago and Cob.
Express (Chicago and Cob.
Express Chicago and Cob.
GAINESVILLE AccOm..-.----
Cambridge AeeOm,.--.. $3.50,
4 ST. CLAIRS-
WILLIE Rl.
IN 4 an napnt
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Brooklyn Magazine.
Girls arc sometimes married so young IN
Brazil that they become mothers at twelve
or thirteen years of age. A certain count
was married to his cousin when neuner
had yet reached their teens, the little Driae
being only Z years of age when the eeIe-
mOny was performed. This was done by
the parents to insure their fortune remain
ing in the family. j.
A Girl is never permitted to 60 out, not
even to church, unless chapcrOned by one
of the family, OF some other lady, gener-
ally of mature age. Nothing could be
more colOrleSs than the life OF a young
Brazilian woman; she has no taste what
ever for reading, her education Is OF tho
most meagre description, it not being Q n
sidered worth while to educate girls. Inc
necessity for educating boys is understood
by parents, and those who are able to do
so, but a girl, what need has she for an
education? They would laugh at Such
high-lown ideas, should any one suggest
that their daughters be given the DEMENT'S
of an education as q resource at hand lOr
their own enjoyment, or that they might
be intelligent companions, capable OF stlm-
ulatinv the intellectS of their children, n
husbands, too, for that matter.
A very large majority of the Brazilian
girls could not tell who is the emperor OF
Germany, or that President Garfield n
the Car of Russia were asSaSSinated; the
SOudan or General GOrdan arc riddles to
their minds. They are even ignorant q
of the most important historical facts
to their own land, and OF the
thousand and one other topics that the
women of America and other countries are
generally converSant with. They en-
broider, crochet and study music, but
lack the patience and application
necessity to excel in the latter.
Tthey want n drink of water, or their
shoes changed, they call a slave to do 1t.
Many can SOW and do their own dress
making, being very expert with the needle,
their natural antipathy TO work being over
come by their love of dress. Their CONVEX
is utterly frivolous, and when with
Eamiliars they talk very loud and in The
most animated manner, ~gcSticulatng anu
the air with their hands and arms,
all talking at once, with seldom anything
worth saying.
If the BRAZILIAN girl does not marry at
the age when she ought to be playing with
her dolls, she frequently continues to play
with her dolls until she does marry. The
writer remembers seeing a young woman
apparently about Il years Of age, Ill a
car, in the city of Hahia, witha doll
in her lap, which she cared for and hand
led the same as a little girl would do,
and it is no unusual thing for young
women tn W and play
with these and similar fix
lures of the nursery. One young woman
named Marie had five or six dolls, upon
whose garments she spent much Of her
time. When she married she insisted upon
taking them to her new home, but when
this home became invaded by less tracta-
BILE babies she was finally obliged Ia bury
her inanimate, quondam friends, with all
their fincry, ina trunk, probably to be
reSurrected by other little MaricS, when
hey vii he nurcd and made c%oniidants
IF.
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q
OIICity.

OIL city.
on CITY, observation-disclosures
at 69ic, highest G9sc, lowest 67.c, closed
at oslo. Sllcs, 2,2G7, 900 barrels; clcarances
!, ~, OO0 barrels; charters, -, 25& barrels;
shipments, 72,2j3 barrels.
New York.
New YORK, June 2l.-PctrOlcum-
Opened firm ut 69}c, advanced tOG9sc, and
in the afternoon, on selling by the west,
dropped Ia 61sc, and closed ut 6Sica6Ssc.
Sales 5,95T, 600 barrels.
TTTUSvTILE, June eli Petroleum -
Opened at 69sc, highest G9ic, lowest Csc,
closed at GSlc. Shipments, IL, 52l barrels;
charters, -, 253 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, June 2l.-Pctroleum-
Opened ut 69sc, closed ut 6Ssc, highest
69ic, lowest G7}c, clcarances 2G9,OO
barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PTTTSBURGH, June 2i.-PetrOleum-
Weak and lower; opened at 69ic, closed
6Slc, highest G9Bc, lowest este.
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A, End 10 Rome SerapIng.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill,
srys: Having receiAed so much benefit
from Electric BitterS, l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me ] would have TO
have the bone soraped or lee amdutated. !
used, instead, three hotties of electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bucklen,s Arnica
Salve, snd my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Rueklen's Arnica salye at 25c.
Der box, by Logan d Co,
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ItafordS me pleasure 10 assure you that at
Ter using Dr. G.. McLane'S Celebrated Liver
p.Ilsf for more than twenty years in my iamliy.
irtt / regard them ~ being superior 10 any :
haze ever used or have seen used. L nave h't
hal them constantly and had TO try OtherSimS
have tried a good variety, but L have neSeE
hul any To act SO promptly, probably, anc
nicely ~ NCllne'S. have USED luthl mySeu'
WtGJ, AMI children, withthe most gratifying re
suits. For children, having used Them on my
lwp with such easy and happy effect, L would
recommend them To one and To all. lheSt
u,lS do lur wOrk-dO IL promptly, do " Well
..Ad ieG.e no IN effects behind. As u pie re-
marrF, Is . liver cOrrectOr,. as = ~lorerunher
rrrnlriug the system for Quinlne, there Is no
i.IIug medicine equal 10 Dr.. Z. McLane'S Cele'
brilrd Liver Pills, ! expect 10 use thenl as
luug rs 1 live, il they continue aS good rs they
have been In the past.
Yours truly, = IL. GILES.
Pastor ". Z Church South, Myers station,
Tampa district, Florida Conference.
TEyIsrIGo, Canada West, Ont.
NFSsCS. FLEMING BROS
srr,. Your pills came all right, ami l can say
srry AZ u good bilious pill. L nave uSea i
res, rlIuy pills, but can say Dr. Z: Me-
LINES fIit>. manufactured by Fleming BROS.
~. a,mgII. aIul gentlemen YOU have my thanks
"a ending. gave sJme Of those pills ~ my
u-..rbnrS fnF = tTial. One OF my nSlSno3TS
arI Isr,c pulls. lie said they dM help MN. no
irif th. next day like = new man. ITO WISHES
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gruiIrE,rn. / will 10 al I can 10 introduce DIR.
Nrlamr'S liver Pills, manufactured Dy
Fleming Brothers. Yours With IeSpeet,
Nm. II. DUaAN.
IIFHINt, Eros.
rlrStrs:-Encl0Sed you will lind one dollar
luIuhirit ,ou will please send me more oil your
IH.C rrrlane'S Liver Pills. trust You nave
.r..pad the pay for the last two boxes l Ordef-
~ .asl reviewed. would only SAY. they nave
..nl.. taa, more good than could express 1
irr. mHsa better now than 1 have Tor Two
yr.rS r.SG. Yours truly,
REV. Phil SPAETH,
West Sandlake, n. Y.
AVON TOUNTERFRITSl Send us sc
.wI wc'..I ~rad you by return man y Don VI
o.. .r.l.ia, Er. &. McIaue's Celebrated LaSeS
lu....lr isht handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, HtttSDurS, III
Tex Sale by retail druggists. BE
sure tho HcLare's PILL you buy n"e
rnAGo at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho coun-
ssrE,!ts nre made Gt Sc. Louis, 100
and EVhooiing, W. Va.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 23.-The DrOrCrS' jour
NIL reports: Cattlc-Iicccipts 5000 head;
shipments :, 400 head; market about steady
and trade brisk; shipping steers So G5''
> 10; stockers and feeders 81 75ai 30;
COWS. bulls and mixed 81 0Oa3 90;
bulk 81 6Oa3 30; through Texans 81 Boa
> -: COWS 81 00a2 -.
H0gs-RccriptS $4,000 head; shipments
6,000 head; market very active and prices
shade higher; rough and mixed ~ LA
/ 40: packing and shipping 81 Bal 579;
light 81 lOIi 80; skipS 81 75a3 60.
Shccp-RccciptS 5000 head; shipments
600; market steady and prices unchanged;
natives 81 4Oal p; western ~ :i5a3 -;
Texans $! 4Oa3 80; lambs, per head, 81 ~
aD 7j.
New York.
NEW YORK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$500 head; fair demand; dressed beef,
market fair ut 7a9c for sides; exports, slO
quarters of beet.
Sheep and Iamhs-Rcccipts 800 head;
fair demand for good stock 1T steady prices;
extremely dull for common; sheep So O0a
; III per 100 lbs; lambs - 0OIS O0.
Hogs -R"cciptS 2,2S0 head; no trading IN
live hogs; market nominally easier ut $l6u
al ~ per 100 lbs: Ohio hogs 81 THal a.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June 2L.-CattlC-Rc.
ccipts 6l3 head; shipments l,207 head.
market slow at Wednesdays prices.
IiogS-RcceiptS 800 head; shipments Coz
head; market firm; Philadelphia 81 53o
/ 90; Workers 81 l0al 30; 4 cars hogs ship,
ped To New York.
Shccp-Reccipts I,iOO head; shipments
,, POO at Wednesdays prices
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2L-IIogs-Firm
ommon and light 50 Goal -; packing
and butchers 81 lnal 30; receipts l,s0;
head; shipments 30 head.
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No EOOling Now.
Pack

A local poet is authority for the state
uant summer is here" If any man IN
this city has summer in his possession and
fails to make it public he ought to be Sc
yqreN dealt with. This is subject peo-
nile will admit of no foOling with.
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DonbIful ownership.

SMITH say, Brown, did / leave my
umbrella Mt your house last night?
Rrown-You LETT an umbrella, Smith,
but | don't know whether it's yours or
NOT
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ACID PHOSPHATE
In Debility.

DIR. F. W. Hill, Glcns Falls, New York,
says: IL have used it in cases Of nervous
and general debility, and always with sue
cess. | consider it an excellent remedy
for atomic dyspepsia, OF any low state OF
the SYStCm.N
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"ANTED-An active Man or Woman In
w every county 10 sell our goods. Salary S70per
month and expenses, OF commission. Expenses
In advance, Outfit free. For full particulars adj
dress STANDARD SILVER WARE Co, Boston, Mas.
( fg2g
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, June 2i.-There has been
an increased general demand for all classes
and styles of wooden and cotton fabrics,
followed by good sales, and rs stocks are
reduced prices are eOrreSpondihgly iirmer,
if not dearer. Trade is good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25

T. a pure. sweet breath. This desideratum
ia = of the results of using SOZODONT,
which not only inyigOrates n preserves
the teeth. but renders the mouth as nag
rant as o rose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
JUNDAYS.

JUNDANS.
Leave the City at 100 II. m, and every hour To
900 p. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park ct 500 a M, and eyepy
hour To 1900 p. m.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. m.
c. UGRSCII,
superintendent.
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For Rates Of Freight ar Fare AMI Ba2ghge
Checks. apply To the General Freight and fGsscn-
ger Agent, Columbus. Ohio.
THO X. SHARP. j. J.. STORY,
Gen'l Manager. a. y. J.. n.
DECLARE AND ST. GAINESVILLE RAIL
WAY.
Time carl In effect January ~, ISL. Trains
arrive aud depart "a aud frpIn D. 30. depot,
Wheeling. ". Va, n follows:
Departure Of trains for ClAinyIllc, o., Wheeling
Leave Wheeling Arrive - ClairyYilie-
M. ~ ..- ...-7sD A. y. M. Ip-.~.-o..- 81 A. ~.
Ma. 3...... ...9E " .Sn. 3.....- -i0.l0 "
No. IS .-....-.S:i 10 p. ". No. B---.-..- 40 ?. y.
ARRIVAL % TRAINS. FE0ESf cLAI.syILLE.
Leave 81 Ciairsyille-l Arrive at Wheeling
No. u....-....9a; 4. ". No. U-~...----lD+G 4. ".
Va. Is -..... ...J0I =. n. Ma. S..--.a..- cd y y.
Take this route. The quickest, mot cOInfoftn
bic. aud the only all rail route. landing Tass-i'
ger I'm the business part aud nearest hrst bhfeb,
81 Wheeling. Beilaire and ~ CaInyille.
q. W. TROLL, Manager,
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Grauelers' 6uide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"a EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: %Daily.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted-Wheel'
ing Time: