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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.


Butter-Demand fair. Choice creamery
l6@l7c; country choice 79Sc; good coun-
tsp 6(GSc; common 3(95c; butterne
l3@l8c; supply increasing.
Besswax-Quoteda al 2592Sc y ID.
Beaus-Hand picked navy 81 OO@
| 20 per bushel; unstable.
Dried Fcqit--NeS eVsporsted pare
peaches l7@iGc; IMPAIRED do l0@l2.
raspbsrries l7@l8c; blsckSerries 1903
New sundried, apples, quartered, l3@2
sliced, 4t35c; peaches, new halves, 43&953
do quarters. 495c; d. pared lS@lsc;
cited cherries S@9c. New evaporsts
apples SG56c. Market on Dried Fruit noe
insl; demand moderate.
Chease-Sales in 9 Job Iing way OF prim'
mud Ohio factory at S@l2.c; New Y9ss
l4A9l5c; SEsitssr l0S l3c; Ember2e' s
8l2c.
Egss-Srictly frseh stock at lO@l2c
doE. supply fair and demand good.
Fsathers-Choice. 5O(9o5c IN orIginS
ueckages, 4(85c more 10 small lots.
Eonsy-Oisics white clover, 1894
choice buckWbeat. l5(Slfe.
Nuts--ShsipsrkS Gee per bHshel, tlacs
xaIquts, 30G94Cc,
Pota:oes-Choice so 20 55o per bushei;
common 40 10 45c per bushel; demand
sos5. New stock 81 90 to S. 90 per Dol.
PouirV---iiga chickens. old 81 OO9
3 so > dozen; spring Chiess&S, E. 500
3 90 food demand
Rses-Steady at li@l4c for white miI'
81 ooties; iSs2sc for all wool and lt@
l(c tor mixed.
seeis--Timothy seed 81 IS per busosi;
clover small aeed IS 90 large IS 90, as
20 apalite. Market about closed. Hun
0srisn Sl.l5 per bushel; Golden Mlllet
81. - per bgshel.
Sweet cider-0o0AsSy sweet 70 90
3 so per barrel; crab cider IS eUteI -
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard-Counssy pams, 53@6c', demAp'
fair.
Apples, green. = Dbl. choice $2.6Q@
g 90; supply scarce; demand fair.
On;ons-Bermuda 81 50@2 IS per
bushel Bunch Onions, new, 2O@25c per
dozen. Good demand.
Lettuce-At 15c per hushei, slow de-
msud.
Rhubsrb l5@2Oc per dozen punches;
SLOW demand.
spinnach-At 75c per bushel. Demand
slow.
srawbsrries-At 6@7c per box. De-
msnd good.
Goosebsrries-Per bucket SOC. Demand
Currents-Per bucket soc. Demand
good.
good.
| Now York.
NV YoRx. June 7.-Flour-Receip &
26 O47 barrels; exports 2.05S barrels. s, III
sacks; market dull; sales ! 600 barrels
common to choice white wheat u 759
4 80; fancy do s. OO@s so; common &c
GOOD extra Ohio So Is; common to choice
extra St. LOUIS g Is; patent Minnesota
extra good 10 crime, 81 1904 80; choice
TO double extra 81 IS. Whsst-Receipt'
400 $50 bushels; exports 259 +S2 bushels
SPOT lots Of winter 2@Sc higher; spring
about lc lower; options opened shade
lover, closing steady; sales $4,000 bush
els future; $4,000 bushels spot; No.
Chicago S8c; Detroit red G. {. and i. ss3@
lSs9c; No. 2 red S9sc, f. o. b., T-l6c deliS
cred; No. white 9Oc; No, cred June Sc!
6s7ic, closing at s6Jc; July s73@Ss4c
closing at S7sc; August s7s@S7ic, CLOSING
atS74c; September S7s@sslc, closing .
S7Sc; October sssc; November nominal
December SO@9Osc, closing at 9Olc; Ma!
95lc, closing at 95sc. Corn-STot I'D
vsuced &c and options ic, closing stead.
with moderate trade reported: receipts
l3l, $50 bushels; exports 3.529 bushels
sales $40, 900 bushels futures; $4,000 bush
Ella spot; uRcrsded 26@4S3c; No. 8 SSc
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Farm Notes.

The pig pen is always the best place to
dispose Of imperfect aud small fruit and
potatoes. ;.t,...
oabhage Il 10 make hoe with dIoble
cIose n the stock, insert led drops OF bi-
snInbide Of carbon and quickly close the
hole again. L
ing away the old wood u; hen shortening
re Stronger shoots ons-.h;,d. The growth
and appearance will b. greatly improved
thereby.
Chinese pinks. They are Of all colerS, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull

STATE SECURITIEs-Dull aud steady.
RNLRoAD5-Fsirly sctive; sales 81 4lO,-
900.
SToCKs-The general feeling on Satnr
day hight was that the immediate price OF
stocks depended primarily upon the LABOR
troubles here, and this morning the clodds
haviog blown over tor the time, there was
y rush TO buy ~ the opening There was
no pstticulAr feature in early trading and
prizes after frat hour shaded of gradually
until midday. Tue coal stocks and
Graz gers were specially weak in the after
noou and only rallied toward the close
Al the opening everything except Pacific
Mail was ur, the advances ranging from /
TO Z par cent The net result Of the days
business is I'll advance OF smsll fractions
for the mojority of active stocks Lake
Shore, however shows an advance OF Il
per cent. Transactions 247, 1884 shares.
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auNDAAa.

Leave the City at 1900 4. N; aud every hour to
500 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at SEQ a. IN, and every
hour 90 10 % p. m.
Church Train at II 10 ?. m.
C. HIRSCH,
Supar3ntsndont
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The market this week was fair.
Nessrs Hudson L Bsyhs furnish tie TO-
loving quotations:
CATTLE 900 to LOO lbs stock 43@i3c
psr h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 4t@4!c per h.;
100 to 500 lbs. S@S!c per 10.
aogs-Marker dull, 3!t@4c ser ID.
Lnmbs-Good st 4t96c psr 10.
CaIves-S3 00(95 so per head.
Sheep-2!@3c per ID.
Chicago.
CaICAeo, June 7.-The Grcyss's J1aI-
oal reports: CStt.s-Receipts $500 head;
shipments 1890 head; market strong and
a shade higher; shipping steers, ~ 409
4 60; steckers and feeders :! 1904 so;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 OO@3 Is; bulk
81 6O@3 90; through Texans 81 OO9
37k
Rogs-Receipts 5000 hesj; shipments
1000 head; market strong and higher;
rough and mixed So $500 20; packing
sud chipping, 81 Q0i94 20; light IS 80
"a 21t; skiPS 81 1903 Is.
Sheep-Recei pts ! 400 head; shipments
none; market frmer; natives - OO@4 30.
The csblegrsms of London and Liver
pool report: Cattle, moderate recei p;s Of
American and home bred cattle; general
demand brisk end prices firm at last week S
advance; American steers are selling at
l4ic, dressed weight,
aasa Liserss
EAsr LIgE3rI. June T. Cattle - +, :
ceipss ,lO2 head; shipments 1888 head;
market opened active and loo higher thar
last weeks prices, but closed dull st last
weeks prices 80 cara shipped to Ne"
York.
Hors-Receip;s 5000 head; shipments
3 500 head, Philsdelphias 81 25@5 %
Workers 81 1904 20; 40 cars shipped to
New York.
Sheep--Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; market active and loo loc
cents hisues.
New Y rk,
NEw YORK, June I.-Bseves-Recsip''
253 cars; market dull snd weak st re
duction of Toe per 100 in medium snd
common grades; good to prime steer;
steady; poor 10 best steers sold at 81 400
4 81 per 100 lbs; bulls and dry cows
Sc 80; exports to day AIS beeves; for the
week ended Saturday, $50 beeves, 100
sheep 655 quarters mutton.
Sheep Receipts 1892 head, more
than ons-third being sprlng lambs; ex
tremes for sheep s. OO9o so per 100 lbs
for sorirg lambs Sc O08s 90
Hoss-Receipts ii $50 head; sll tol
slaueb,erers; no trading in hogs but hFme
feeling.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. O., June 7-HogS-Steady
common and light g 3O@S+ so; pscklpI
and butchers 81 1904 90; receipts J, lOO
head; shipments lis head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Lac Per Gent -Governments Quiet
and Stsady-StocksB igher-FlourS Steady
and Unchangsd-whcat Lower.
NsS YDSx. June Money on call
easy at l@2 per cent; prime mercan'
tile paper 81 4GG5 ger cent; sterling ex-
change steady ard unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS Quiet and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08

b, z. = q, RaIlroads
Leave Bellaire a. 6Si 8, u. tor WoodSnsld and
Summer aelu.
Leave BellRtEe st 2:SO ?. m. for Summarized and
Evansville,
Arrive - BellAirs, lo:lOA NJ, ard 6:25 p. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08

ACkCdCcc its CAUSES and CURE, by one
klNf n do Who vas deaf ~ pty-eisht years
Treated by most Of tie noted specialists Of the
~ dsy Win no benefit. Cured itns,f II three
months, Enf siDoe then Hundreds Of Others by saue
proee.s pIsin simple and suooe,sfsl home treat
msnt Address 7, s. PAGE, rs East 18th Stfest,
Sew York CITY, fsb13TU, TaksAI.sb
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Pittsburk.

Gales 9S9. 0UO barrels; clearances 2,4l4,-
900 barrels; charters 1909 barrels; ship.
ments 72,035 barrels.
PittsburE.
PITTssURG, Pa, June 7.-PetroIeum-
Inactive; National Transit certificates
opened at Csc; closed at Csc; highest 65 &c;
lowest 64fc.
New YORK..
New YORK, June 7.-Pelroleum-Was
dull; opened at 643c; dropped to 64Bc;
advanced to 653c; yielded 65tc, touched
654c, and closed st 65Ic.
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Cambridge Accommodation havcs Wheeling at
7:S m, Bellaire S:l5 q n. Returning asriyes
At wheeling at 20 p. ~, daily except sunday.
1880 p. IN. Train through 70 0neinnau without
essnse, With sleeper through 70 Cincinnati
aanesytlle ocommcdEuon Leaves Wheeling q
i:lo p. n, BelAire 81 il6 p n. daily exc, bun.
day.
Aoandrills Accon,noSsaion lssyss Wsee IN, a
II 80 a. T. and Arrives a HSaptsvlls % ~ - r ~
daily except sunday.
Grafton Accom- usotss,on leavos n ssr,s
raroush coach tron Wheeling 70 Cincinnati daily
on No leaving Whesuna at as an. srrr'vias ID
Cincinnati al s;Sohx.
oSo oscs pns lac az -. 's ~ Inn se,.,
athvai, Nor,S and Northwest, making this d..
sirsble rcuts Tor eolcn1h and pspoca movfnf 70 us
scat saSt, and 70 vhnin ssrttsulsr stsentlse 10
q zen.
rlcksls 70 ali rriasipai points 90 ale Q, ds.e.
sleeping car accommodations can b sssu,sl q Dc.
pa Ticks. O1ios.
TIC BURKE
Ticket Agent 4 a q. Depot
JOHN BAiLlE
Tsfe, Agent, under MeLurs houss
JOHN I. LAES, 1xv. Passenger AstnS
c. X. LORD, Gen. PAsl Agent,
T. I. nSVR'ss General Agent whs~|la
SAkELIi,u AND rI1lssukaH DIyHDu,,
I'm and sitei Nay so. 1876 passenger train viii
run - follows, Wheeling tins:
phPArroE2a.
cor PitpsurSa = o6 - M, daily; IS p NJ,
daily; IS p. IN and 30 M. daily.
For wssaicgson-t Is v. a., aai,y sxrept Sunday,
AHniyILA
from Pi;4aifyh--S'G A. q daily n 30 O. IN ana
$40 .. N, daily; io:2s p. H., day.
sroui WNtieston-7;2s = u, daily sxcep, 6gn.
dsy; i0:lS p. N, daily.
9. Z. L0RD, General Fsx.cnsst ACCT
b. DURHAM, General Manager.
J. T. LANE, Travelling Agent. wheclinE
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iisseens9 usiGs ds!.y Including eanasy. Asscu'
AD,st:sn ,T.lu, Tnn daily c1os2. sunday.
". ROBINSON,
General Freight and Passenger Assns.
J. q. TONLIS oDs,
ticket agent, Wheeling, W. Va
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r.,4,-7s ne pleasure 10 assure you that Rf-
-, DR. &. Mrlaur'S Celebrated Liver
go rrr,. than twenty years In my family.
% 4 r..-..rf them Is being superior 10 any
4. ra Fg.- used or have seen used. 1 nave ne
|, -....rr constantly and had 20 try OtherS,an-
Ig.r tired good variety, out have never
i g...v ID act 50 promptly, prOutdOIyb AM
IS NTrT.Ue'S. I nlye used them myself,
. a"i children. witathe most gratifying re-
- T.~cMi.areu. having used them on my
~, with ,r..l easy ami happy effect, would
y .tr...,.uI chem 10 uae ana 10 al. lneSS
4 ..rt.rw u.N-dO lg promptly. do ~ Well
rIs.s.raII effects behind. As bile re-
...- ~, "A liver currgeyJr, IS u f0TerUnner
.-..rr The system Tor VuinIne, there Is no
.~r.-....un equal 10 DR.. e.. McLane' 5 Cele-
-.f liver Pins. expect 10 Use them Is
I,r.-.tS we. 20 'gey continue IS good is Lley
lie n..u 20 lL' past Cr,-,
....-W r church south, Myers station,
E...t D,;uc., Florida Conference.
TrNISrroo, Canada West, Ont
Il .s.rs TIEH.INu Bros.
-. Eu.rp-.> cImra l. right, and can say
... area good bilious Pul. l have used
.r.rE ml.S. but [ can say Dr. c. Nc
.r.., manufactured by Fleming Bros.
....u.auI cent .rW"u You have my thanks
lin lave >uul- of those pills 70 my
..,.~, s,r q trial One OF my neighb0rS
q rr.-.., I've Tie ~sllN LHtE aka Aelp Mn no
r.... gay- un. like new man. lie wishes
..,,.rT fa-Hlty cents worth for him. 30,
mem. viii do all can % introduce Dr.
N.r..rr.s Liver PILLS. manufactured by
s,.... Eurrlgr,. Yours with respect,
| .'.''' WM. IL. DUGAS.
F.rE.NG Bros. ,-,,.
r-.->.-, .- Enclosed you will dad one dollar
t-er..r.rIwI.l please ~puG me more 81 your
b. 4. .t.I.ur'> Liver Pills. thrust YOU nave
t....r,s t.. pas Tor the last two boxes Oruer-
...E r.rr.yrd I wnU.J only say, they nave
.. ...rnrra good tnaH / could express
. ...g better Urw than l have Tor tWC
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XIV. run SPAETH,
West SaudlLkC, y. Y.
,-osD SyUNTEREEIT5i Send us sc
"a AA'.'.'--'r I'D yra .g return mail box ul
..,,..,a rr A.. N.I res Celebrated LlHes
..I '. - '.rnl- r!s.. cards.
f.,r!NE BROS, .t,,SOurS, Ia.
For Sale BY rstais druggists. BE
~ IS piIII you buy a"s
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HbeeGin9 Re9ister
riSAVHLxKs' 98UIDb.
epAA, 4 An1Ye

a RgPgAL AND DEPARTURK CT TRAlas-
"A ExPLANAIIox or REgBRzNCz MAKsa:
sDaiis ts1ndsy excepted. !acrdsy excepted
Whaling Tina
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PErKcLEUH.
Bradford.

BRADFORD. Pa, June 7.-Petrnleum
National Transit certificates opened at
oslo; closed at 64ic; highest 65sc; lowest
SAC; clesrances, l,5l4,O00 barrels.
OIL City.
On CRY, June observation-disclosures
Transit certificates opened at Csc; high
est S5sc; lowest sac; closed at s5ci
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
to"EEATIss)
CLEVELAND a PITTsBJRa RE
Condensed timetable OF ,.ssscnfcr trains oonsrs-
sd 10 NOVEMBER ~, 1895 Coutrb Standard
Time.
a.sr AsD HoRTu TO vITIsr7s 20 Asb oLpysLA.b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08

M y MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL I'M
prudence, Rgyvous Debility, eured
lsNN by Botanic Nerve Bitters, SOC. Hero
CO.. Med. Co., PhiS-, Pa, and Logan
" Drug Store, Wheeling. ap6eOde
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ONO a!vEh RAILROAD.

{SIaE TABLE, CukRECTkp IL DEC. Is, l,os
l. rrxlni iosvs f,n-hsuiIs Stss,cI. loot Of Kew.
,nta Strso' uast pabiis landing. - iol!oss-. Cen.
raj stsndsfd Tive -shish I, 81 raiBrtss s,osua
q ar W daa'ln n'Hr
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W 8; S-zS1
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EsySI(1(
FURNITURE.
|1!!IiI |. ! |.
ESS>Il! I! I! D
Undertaking ].

MA Pa $1,000 REWARD, for Itching,
* X esding or PrOJruding Piles Dr.
BISG'S re Remedy tails 70 cure.
~ sold 81 Logan 3 Co.'S Drug store.
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THE
REG|S 7 { R
WATERBURY,.
THE

The Waterbury EAtch IS the miracle Of the
Nine: enth cent ~. It's cheapness, its accuracy,
IL, appearance make il marvellous that IL can he
.old for $3.50, or with the REGISTER q me
year for $3.50.
Itn the besI watch toT farmers, or Tor busy men
or for boys. You ale never murdered for your
watch when you have Waterbury. Ii Is almost
iaros,ble to get Il on; OF order. Sc staple Is ia
me .hsnis that II stzDds rough uiass, bot and
cold Weather. If ycu haPP'n TO ore IL, you have
not loat fortune but only 81 50 You can carry II
9TH you eTtryvhere, and not feel that you are
,fsking too much. 1t Is taa eJHiorta le farmer,
watch
We have soid these wEt IburJ vAtche, literally
by the Thousands. We have bes- selling ITEM !or
nare thaa tEe ytIz. We knaW that tsey give sat-
i.Iss ion and wear we'll for the sale Of them con-
stsnily inereee.. We have haS lAtnsT buy
Wstsruury or one con one Christmas, AID for an
atber s,u the next ChIistmaL J hare are perhses
80 90 Wa.erburys nov ticking away In the peck
ets Of farmers in the country and We want TO sup
DIV % eco Of our Subscribers during the coming
year.
Remember, No Advertisement on the Back
| OF the REGETSR wstIrburT. Many papes ofe'
IN inffrior watch, with advertisements Of one soF
or another on the back Of them. III re Is nothing
OF this SOFT on the RICHTER WstsrtarJ, which h
the bsst. ReIasnb her the price
Watch and Chain, with Weekly, - $3.50
Watch and Chain alone, ESQ
None but Subscribers can buy rom u at any
tine.
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~ Ed CHECKS In hours. Cures In 5
AND VI days BAD eases wanted. Drug store.
40 NY IS n. Eleventh ST, Phiia-, Pa, and
iaS ''NaN ~ ~
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Dsnciunafi,

CINCINNATI. O., June 7-Hogs-Stea |;
common and light s. 3O@S4 so; packing
and butchers s. 1904 90; receipts 800
head; shipments lis head.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.

NE AND AFrAR MAY s, 1885, TRAINS
I will run Is 70 lows:
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For Rats Of Freight or Pare aud Hsggsse CheSk',
apply TO the Gsn.Ta Freight ssa TassBgsr
AZ ut, Columbus. Ohio,
THJS. X. B5ARP, ;. r. S1Osft
tisnv hAiAasY q. p. A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-21
LOCAL POLITICAL.
SONE OF THE THINGS THE AIR
is FULL OF.
Haynes Vigorous Denial-Uhl's Sar.
casm-The German Element
The General Sweep.

An APPEAL reporter yesterday met
an old ,schoolma'e OF Mr.. George B.
Peters, the Democratic candidate for
Attorney General, and asked him how
he thought Mr.. Peters would run.
she will lead the ticket" replied
the gentleman, "aud will make enc of
the best officials Shelby County ever
had. He is personally very popular,
and will secure large vote which
would be lost to the party otherwise.
He is we'll educated, and will receive
the hearty support + the bar of the
county, who have the utmost con-
fidence in his ability. His record is
without blemish, in fact, and moth
ing can be Urged agai, 81 him rs a msn
or lawyer, and there is nothing t.
keep him from polling the full
strength of his own party, as we'll as a
very large number Of others who will
20 for lin because he is the best man
before the people for the place"
"What will be Mr.. Peters's policy
when he takes charge of the Office ?"
remarked the reporter. There is
some talk that he will run things with
an iron hand"
81 will give You my views plainly on
that subject, and, as a friend Of Mr.
Peters, l think | may sneak by the
card. Even as hey, George Peters
was noted for his fairness and love of
Justice, and as man this has been
one Of his most st liking characteri- :
tics. think, in feet know, that he
will enforce the law fairly, honestly
and impaitislly, withoutiea or favor,
for the protection OF the whole people,
aud not as a hardship on any one claa
or Interest. Mr. Peters is a man OF
liberal and progressive views and
ideas and fully understands the duties
and responsibilit es of the important
Office to which he sspires. At the
same time l don't believe he feels
called upon to act as detective or an
iDformer, aud from my knowledge Of
the man know he will not do it.
Now, don't ini9understsnd or misquote
me. / sneak as l do not only because
am friend of Mr.. Peters, bu, as a
matter Of justice to him as man and
a citizen. And, furthermore, what |
have said wi he Endorsed by every
man who knows George B. Peters, and
they will emphasize this Endorsement
at the polls"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. O. D. SMITH, Veterinary Sur
geon, No. 81 Monroe street.
CHEW "Hors, Sloe" Tobacco. Best
in the world.
p. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 55 Madison street.
MoREHEADs Cautaloupes, fresh
every morning, at Oliver Finnie q Co.
FRESH grapes twica a day, morning
and evening at No. 500 Main street.
Dr.. s, j. BELL, veterinary surgeon,
No. 1913 Main street, at Edwards's
stable.
CLEAR WATER hot and cod baths,
25c, at the Turkish Bathhouse, No,
222 Second street, near Adams.
Miss LEwKLLYN will take pupils IN
elocution during the SUMNER Dal-
slrte method. Gall a. No. 80 Adana
street.
IHs Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic aud auti-pcriOd,c known. A certain
ana 5uro ours Tor cb'lls Price u nor bot
Ito. Send stamps iOr circulars, Any rei'
eronro gixen, Address John 9. HucGerI
Lynohborg. Va.
DRs. SIM & Nicely have become n.
ISOLATED 10 tie practice OF N dcinc,
with their oiIica and res dc ce It 1875
and 1913 Hernand) street. Telephone
1876.
CIV. MILLER & Co., Pa en- Asbestos
Fire Proof Ro tiers. Fo durahi ity,
equa'ed by none. Used on wood,
ito, iron, f5lt and gravel roofd. 30
Madison street.
THE ladies Of the Alabama Street
Presbyterian Church will give a lawn
pa ty on Thursday evening, July 22d,
1886, for the benefit of the church
msnse, a. the res dence Of Mr.. j. q.
Johnson. Music and refreshments.
Admission, % cents.
THE shortest college code perhaps In
the world is that Of Cumberland Uni
veTtity, at Lebanon Tenn.-Semper
prescus semper pdrdtus; Always pres
emit, always plepaei." Moe than
10000 young men have attended its
various schools. The code is a success
and 80 Is the college.
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on our own ground and the imp rs
that does not give US games will be
buried there"
Tony Suck, late OF Angus a, hal been
s'gued by Chicago.
THERE will be no report OF the game
on the Terrace today.
We regret to see so respectable a
journal as the Sporting Life give place
in its columns to the following mex.
cusable fabr eaton: "Mr. Byrne is
said to have caught on 10 little game
going on in the South. Many OF the
clubs there are alleged n be fatteniug
the averages of some OF their play
in order 70 dispose OF them for a good
price TO some Northern club" We
pronounce the above charge an un-
qualified ialsehood, and challenge the
Sporting Life 10 prove that Mr.. Byrne
has been guilty of 60 Infamous a SIAN
der. We have seen this paragraph
floating through the columns of reck.
less papers and gwen it no attention,
but since the Sporting Life has adopted
it, we call upou that usually fair
minded paper TO furnish authority for
the statement above attributed to MIR.
Byrne.
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CRANCERY SALE
OF
Her E A T. EST A II IL

No. 5i82., R. D.-Chancery COurt, Of Shelly
couGty-State of Tennessee vs.. j. x. Bige-
low ct al.
pY virtue of an introductory decree fo-
Atm day of January, 1885. M. B. 81, page !,
will sell, at public auction, to the b ghest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Master'I
office. courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phs, Tennessee, on
Saturday, August IL, 1856,
within loyal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, tO.wit:
Lot IA, block %, fronting 30 feet on the
north side Of Broadway, northeast corner OF
alley east of Sixth street.
Lot 20, block 20, fronting IS feet on the east
street, l0;h ward. by depth of 1874 feet.
sold as property Of e. f. CoOney and II. e.
Andrews.
Lot %, block IL, fronting 25 feet on the
sOuth side Of Broadway, street, southeast
ward, by a depth OF 40 feet
Lot %, block II, fronting 25 feet on the
south side Of Bros dway street (adjOining lot
2Sl, By depth Of 10 'ee.
Lot 8, j NJ. Tate ssub1iyision, fronting So
feet on the west side # Wilker,O street,
nOrthwes- corner Of GaorRit street, by a
depth Of 1856 'eet. Sold as property Of Jane
Crawford Davis.
Lo' Is, Polk's subdivision, 50 feet front on
the south side Of Georgia street. so fee west
of Mckinley street, By a depth of 40 ieet.
Llts 60 and 81, block l, A. Wrights subdi-
vision, fronting GO feet on the sDut side OF
Georgia street, 80 feet west OF Wrights ave-
nue., by i571a feet deep.
Terms of Sale-0n a credit of six months
note with security, bearing interest, re-
CURED, lien retained; redemption barred.
This July 20, 1896.
s. L. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY Coleman, Deputy g. and M.
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MONMOUTH PARK, N. J July 20.
First Rdce.-Ona mile. Banner Bear
er won by a neck, Calera second, a
h ad in front of Attorney, third, Time
Il AZ.
Second RGCe.- Saplng stakes, for two
year olds, three quarters OF a mile.
Hanover won by a length end half |;
the Kapanga colt second, Austrian
third. Tlme-1;l7.
Third Rdce-The Stevens stakes for
three year olds, one mile and five
eighths. Dewdrop won by a lepg h
and a half The Bard second, Quito
third. TIme-2:54l.
Fourth Race Handicap, for all ages /;
one mile and oue.eighth. Sapphire
won by a neck; Bonanza, second (;
Electric, third. Time 80.
Fifth Race Purse; one mile. Ernest
won by a neck; Adrian, second Mics
DAILY, third. Time :46.
Siath Race -steeple Chase; short
course. Tom Brown won by two
lengths; Referee, second; Willie W,
third. Tlme-3:l8.