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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-03
MARTINS FERRY.

The members of the Hook and Ladder
company and the members of the hose com.
pany will play game of ball on the Wood
common to-day. The batteries will not be
announced till the game is called, 80 that
betting will not be too rampant.
The Independent Drum Corps received
their new uniforms yesterday, and were
out on dress parade yesterday evening.
The uniform is navy blue cloth trimmed
with gilt braid, and cadet caps. The boys
look real nobby and are getting to play
very we'll.
Mrs. T. A. Scott who has been i'll sev-
eyal weeks is convalescent.
Council meets tonight. There is con-
siderable business of importance to be
transacted, including the appointment of
the police force.
Mrs. George Ware is quite ill at her
home in the Second ward. Her condition
is considered critical.
Jim Williams and Charley Moore were
locked up yesterday for drunkenness.
Miss Feist, of New York City, who has
been the guest of Miss Emily Warwood
returned to her home to-day.
Miss Mary Keller, Of Philadelphia, Pa. {,
is the guest of friends in this city.
Will Dixon leaves to-day for WOodsield,
O., to spend several days.
Miss Cora Gwen is again able to be out
after weeks illness.
Rev. c. G. Hays, Of Bridgeport, was in
the city yesterday.
Mortimer l. Williams is in Baltimore
visiting friends.
Mr.. James Grover, Of Mt. Pleasant, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Mr.. John Boales, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in the city yesterday.
A party of South Pennsylvania and Ohio
engineers who are at work between this
city and Portland Station are at the Han
over Hotel. They are working rapidly and
it is promised that force of workmen will
be put to work grading in the course Of a
week.
Owing to typographical error in the
notice of William Feetterer, an estimable
citizen of Martins Ferry, published IN the
REGISTER of the 23d, it is necessary to
state that the death occurred on the 2lst
of June, and the funeral on the Saturday
following
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Says: "Intirit acquaintance with tru
trend always increases our respeckt fur
Mat friend"
This il the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue 70 make friends IS their virtues
Become bestsr known. ClorWmsn, public
speskers, sEd people IN al the avenues of
hfe are unit in their praise Of that won
derful new remedy, Syuvita Cough Blocks.
They are warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, HosrsenesS, Tickling IN the
Threat, Sore Throat and Group; 25 doses,
IS cents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cures Of Diar1h9a, Dysentery,
Flux, Cholera Tnfantum, or Summer Com
plant and Cholera Morbus, effected hy
Synvita Blackberry Blocks; % doses, IS
cents. We have stacks Of testimonials
nom mothers, who, after dosing their chill
dren with strong medicines for other sup
posed diseases, have completely cured them
by using Synyita Worm Blocks; % doses,
% cents After you have tried all the
high-priced bottle remedies and have tOHnd
no reiief, buy package Of Synvita Kid
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and be cured
90 doses, so cents If you want the finest
tonic Bitters in the market, buy q package
~ ~ hNAN<A RASeCA bAbNrNo IVA ~ SNAAtSs oA4N
make from ! 70 gallon Of pure tonic Bit
tiers.
All these remedies only cent dose.
No box, no teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
mp In patent packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded Sold by druggists
everywhere. Gets checker hoard Of year
dealer free. Send your address on postal
card for q copy of THE SYNvTTA BLOCK"
which CONTAINS history of diseases and
cures, OF send cent stamp for q sample OF
Cough Block and a copy Of THE SYNvITA
BLOCK. Address, TIE Synyita Co., Lock
Box 299, DelphoS, Ohio.
ANTON P. Hess, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite pnstOffee.
d. Il MCSwoRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, D.
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RFLI.ATRE.

A house Of prostitution was raided on
Saturday night in the Second ward and
two women and three men arrested. Que
of the females is we'll known character
from Wheeling. All were released by pay
ing fines
s. R Wetherald. of Findlsy, is here on
q short visit.
Cbas. Hammond cut the srteries of his
right arm with glass fruit jar on Satur-
day.
Tom Shuttleworth had q couple of toes
cut off by an engine some time since, and
now he is suffering from broken jaw. A
base ball hit him.
There will be big turnout at the
Democratic County Convention and mass
meeting at st. Clairsville tomorrow. The
event is being we'll advertised and st.
Clairsville will see big day.
The Ike Luchs fishing club leaves for
camp at Csmpbell's station to-day.
A bush meeting was held up Indian run
last Sunday.
The Montefiore Society will turn out in
a body at the funeral OF Ralph Blum, this
morning.
The city committee did not properly adj
vertise the Democratic primaries called
for last Saturday week, and no delegates
were selected for the county conven-
ton. Afterwards the following delegates
we're appointed for the Second ward ::
Thos. Mccormack, A. W. Sheppard and
VIM. Drugan. The Democrats did not
like the selection, go they called primary
for last Saturday, and elected the follow
ing gentlemen Jas. McConners, Henry
McCready and John O'Conner. Ed. Man
Afghan was selected as committeeman.
M. Sheets is now President Of the Bel
mont Glass Works.
Thos. Sheldon, who is to manage the
new bottle works at Marion, Iud., is here
trying to secure come of the workmen who
have given up their positions ut the Bell
sire Bottle Works.
james and George Turnbull have gone
to White Sulphur Springs to play with
Kramer's orchestra.
About one hundred of our people left
yesterday on summer trips.
Chief Muth, of the fire department, pur-
chased some Kansas lots while away on his
visit.
Harry Clay was knocked down by o
horse and received serious injuries.
An infant child of E. E. Beaver, of the
Atlantic Tea House, died Tuesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
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DELAYED New Martinsville News.

Special Correspondence ofths Register.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, June 3O.-The
first case under the stock law OF 1885,
which was adopted by the voters Of this
district in 1886, and which changes the old
law, in that persons must now fence against
their own stock instead of fencing against
their neighbors, was decided by Squire
Sslby to-day. He gave judgment for the
plaintiff for the trespass committed by the
cattle of the defendant. Although this
law has been in force in this district for
some time 1t seems not to be generally
known, and this decision may have the
effect of calling public attention to it and
limiting the right of eminent domain Of
some of the old brindle COWS around town.
Judge Staley has returned home from
Richie county, where he Just closed
short term of court.
The Gaze of the State against Amos Brast
was reversed by the Supreme Court,
Wednesday, and sent back for new trial.
The case will not likely be tried again in
the Circuit Court. as it would be merely
formality, for the grounds upon which the
case was decided in effect goes to the mer-
its of it. The ground upon which the case
was decided is hat the evidence was in
sufficient to prove that the room of Amos
Brast was public place. Unless the
State has some additional evidence to offer
the case is virtually settled in favor Of
Brast
Mrs. Susan Cox and Mrs. Josephus Clark
have returned from visit to relatives at
Huntington.
Mrs. Judge Staley is visiting in Wash
ington City.
Peace reigns supreme over on the In
dian Reservation, and the doctors seem
satisfied. This is the first law suit that
we ever knew in which both parties claimed
o victory.
Jas. F. Frame and wife have commenced
housekeeping.
Miss Aggie Koizsbus, of Malaga, Ohio,
is visiting the fami y of Capt. Bowers.
There will be a regular old fashioned
patriotic picnic at the Fair Grounds on the
Fourth Of July.
MIR. Clark Staudiford aud Miss Lucy
Leap, daughter of Mr.. John Leap, were
married on the 9th inst, at the home Of
the bride.
Mrs. J. G. McMunn has been lying at
the point of death tor several days.
We would he much obliged to persons
having friends visiting them to mention it
10 as. 1t is small matter, it is true, but
it is small matters that make up the news
columns of a paper. A newsgstherer can
not be expected to know everything that
is going on.
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BRIDGEPORT.

A fishing party, of which Will Griffin is
Captain, left yesterday for the State dam
to spend several weeks.
A Committee has been appointed by the
City Council to confer with the Martin
Ferry authorities concerning the intro
duction of their water works system into
their city. 1t is to be hoped that some ar
rangement may be made.
Mr.. P. E Norris, Of the Columbia ln-
surance company, of Dayton, Ohio, was in
the city yesterday trying to settle the IL
surauce on the property of August Breiden,
stein which was burned a few days ago.
A number of our citizens have purchased
a site for a cemetery on the farm of Mr..
Handel, near Pasco station. The grounds
are located along the pike and near the
C. L. & W. railroad, and will make q
splendid cemetery. ,
N. Kuhn has returned from an extended
trip through Northern Ohio.
]. J. McClellsnd has returned from
Tippecanoe.
Gertie williams trial comes of in st.
Evansville to-day.
DIR. Cooke and wife have returned from
a pleasant visit with their daughter, Mrs
Frank Malby, at Canton, o.
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OHIO CROPS,

Farmers In the Northwestern Part Of the
state Generally Encouraged.
FINpLAY, July THE warm showers
of the past week have glsddened the hearts
of the farmers of Northwestern Ohio. The
most encouraging aud gratifying reports
come from every direction in regard to the
growing crops, cosp, cats, grass, potatoes,
and other cereals have never at this season
of the year gave promise OF a larger yield
than they do now. The prospect for
wheat, about which many were discour-
aged, has greatly improved within the last
two weeks, so that in many places an
average crop will be harvested if no evil
befalls before that time.
Phere is also . beautiful crop Of small
fruits and Hattering prospects Of an
abundant crop of apples and other large
fruit. In all respects, the outlook for this
farming community was never more
cheerful.
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A SAD JOURNEY.

Murderer Maxwelrs Mother Comes to
Bid Farewell.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Mrs. Anna Brooks
and her daughter Annie, mother and sister
of Hugh Motham Brooks Maxwell, arrived
from England yesterday. They will leave
for st. Louis Monday to pay last visit to
the murderer Maxwell, who is to be
hangad shortly. Mrs. Brooks face is
stamped with sorrow. She is q refined
and gentle woman, and the disgrace Of her
son is never discussed in her presence.
Miss Brooks is beautiful, slender girl,
with q graceful form and sweet face. The
deep sorrow of the family is also marked
on her features.
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4xHrsadx.
DALrnNoRE AND OHIO r r

LIS
dine. Schefule ine0ect April 22sh, losA
Express for Chicago and the Northwest 10
q ~. $50 D. N. and Ss50 p. N. daily, ana Ills p.
m daily si Sc Pss sssa1ss ana d Ious ,os
Csmbridss accommodates 800 3 N. sxospt
'G Fun sSolumsu. los . =, dairy. and ms
KIpre:s for wsAhinst n, d. @. baltimore
Philadelphia and New YorE, via Grafton. s:S q
m. and $40 p. N. daily.
For Pitnburs and washinGtAn. -, -
except Sunday. Additional way train ir WanA-
in fisba ssn a S saS i Fsiissspsi: san
noon on an. n 80 3 n. daily sscsps sunday.
For Cumberland, sS6 q m, daily ezospt Bun
~ fcr g. Clairsville, sSs and 900 . n. and 40
D N. ~ 10 p n. caily except Sunday.
KIpfN trains arrive nom Chicago. 90 and
go m. and $40 p. m. daily and As q NJ
dtiy p sscsP s. MSns a;i,e nom 8. Lou and Gin
cinnsti, ass o n. and $40 p. m., daily.
Rxprea tains arrive nom Philadelphia, Bal.
ttmofe and washington, d. G.. via Grehon, n0
.. m. and lo'SS p N. dAily, VIA f1ftsoorT ioie
TrsiSs arrive nom oolumbua As . N. sne
$40 p N. daily, and loss q m. daily exoeps sur
day. an.
Trains srriye nom Warrington, Pa. 500 . N.
daily except Sunday.
Prom Aoundsytile, $50 md Sie q n. ana iV
Trains arrive nom Grafton. li;0 = m: daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p n.
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Mess Pork-At SIS 90. Eggs-At lsa
16lc.
TOLEDO, O., July ADMINISTRATIVE
and steady; cash s5ac; July, August
s3tc; September s4c; December s6}c.
Ccrn-Dull; cash Ate. Oats-Quiet;
cash 342c. Glover Seed-Nominal.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, July 1.-The Mark Lane EI-
press, in its review OF the British grain
traie the past week, says: English wheat
In provincial markets is steadier, and an
occasional advance Of Cd is reported where
supplies are small. Sales of English wheat
during the week "a, $50 quarters at 3ls I'D.
against 1886 quarters at S5s during
the corresponding period last year. For
eign wheat does not improve at Liverpool,
prices being 1s Cd per Genital lower. Flour
dull at recent decline. Corn weaker;
mixed American 22s 81. Oats gained Sd.
Linseed fraction dearer at 35s Cd for CAL
cutta. Twenty-four cargoes Of wheat ar
rived; were sold, withdrawn and 20
remained. At oday's market wheat wss
steadier, but values were unchanged. The
inquiry for flour was dull; sellers main
tanned prices. Flat corn WAS unchanged
round was Sd cheaper. Oats were in de-
mand at Sd TO Cd dearer.
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hell ia young yet and there is apromisipg
fntnre before him--Wdyne Ne,rs.

bell is young yet and there is apromisins
fnture before him--Wayne Ne'rs.
Col. Romeo II. Freer is candidate LOT
Prosecuting Attorney OF Ritchis coun'y,
and / hone will succeed in securing tue
Republican nomination. Oar county ons,
Col. Freer debt and he deserves, as wen
as merits, the liquidation OF the Same
Cairo Cor. State Journal
In many county of tn, State nomina-
tions have already been made LOT 'ne
local Offices by the Democrats, aud wnere
urinary elections are held, which system
seems TO be more popular than ever %
pecially with the masses OF the party, Z
large and increased vote has been poliea,
| indicating the Democrats are iully
aroused and propose to give Cleveland ano
Thurman an increased msjority.
Handle Nelrs
The friends of J. B. Menager, OF Point
Pleasant, are booming that gentleman Tor
the Republican nomination for governor
Mr.. Menager is q sterling young Repub-
ican, ard is in every way qualified 10 dis-
charge the duties connected with the colef
executive office OF West Virginia -MoHnds
rifle Herald.
Steele Hawkins, the alleged Republican
leader Of Kanswha, says that traitors must
be eliminated from the party, even If the
expulsive labor kills the parent. This
latter, when one reviews the Republican
make.u up of this valley, is not at all im-
possible. Judge Guthrie, Capt. J. K.
Thomson, Bill Dave Goshorn, ct ais are
the so-called traitors. Up, Democrats,
and at 'em.-Putndm Democrat.
Attention is called to the announcement
of Hon. George Warren Hays SIS an In
dependent candidate for Congress, from
this district. Senator Hays is runner
from away back, snd there is strong prob
ability of his election. He broke the solid
Democratic column in this Senatorial dis
trict, aud can do the same in the Congress
sional district. No use talking otherwise;
the way to get Republican Congress from
this district, is to first elect Senator George
Warren Hays,-Ritchie Gazette.
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Pullman Palace Car, 1881; Reading, 5ss;
Rock Island, 102; st. Louis and San
Francisco %; do preferred, SAL; first
preferred, 1l3; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1929; st. Paul and Omaha, "a;
DO preferred 100; Texas Pacific, cot; Union
Pacific 54s; United States Express NJ
Western Union 75t.
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LIVE slUOk.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBKRTy, July 2.-Oattls-
Receipts 1,577 head; shipments ,045
head; market active and 10sl5c higher
than last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts 2, 100 head; shipments
1900 head; market firm; Philadelphia
IS sOs5 30; mixed S. 75a5 80; Workers.
S. 65a5 IS; common to fair IS 50a5 90;
pigs SIS OOa5 40.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; market slow and shade
lower than last week.
New York.
NEW YORE, July 2.-Beeves-Rs.
ceipts 3 800 head, making 10, 100 head for
the week; market about steady for good
steers, but dull and eSsier for all lower
grades; native steers 81 6Oa3 Is per 100
pounds; Texas rangers So O0s3 IS.
Sbeep-Receipts Is, 100 head, making
A, 200 head for the week; market, fair
demand and large business, but inferior
offerings were q shade lower; sheep 81 rs
as % per 100 pounds; lambs 81 75s7 45.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head, making "a, =
600 head for the week; market nearly
nominal for live hogs At IS 50a5 30.
CnioaG0s
CHICAGO, July 2. - CSttle-Reoe.ptt
1900 head; shipments 1 900 head; common
to choice steers So 75a5 ~; stockers and
feeders 81 10s3 35; cows, bulls and mixed
81 40s3 90; Texas cattle steady.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
1850 head; market steady; mixed IS Ala
5 60; heavy S. 55a5 IS; light IS 40s5 90;
skips 81 eOa5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow; natives 81 50s
4 40; western So OOa3 40; Texans 81 75s
3 55; lambs 81 OOa3 90 per head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Hop-scarts
and higher; common and light 81 25s
5 go; packing and butchers IS 50a5 81;
receipts 1000 head; shipments $50 head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Lilac Per Cent----Governments
Dull and stesdy-stocks Dull-Fiour
Steady aud Observation-Disclosures Higher.
INV YORK, July 2.-Money on call
easy at ! to per cent; last loan 1 per
cent. closed at as2 per cent; prime mel
camille paper at BAG Per cent. sterling sx-
change dull and steady at 4864s4ss3.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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0RATHFUL-CONFORTN0
Epps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST.

'By thorough knowlsdse Of The natural laMs
which govern the operations of Digestion End
nutrition, and bys careful Application q the M
provided our breakfast tables With delica1oll
havored beverage whieh msy ssye - NO.
heavy doetsR hLlk Il Il b. The judicio0 81
Of nuch articles Of DICT that constitution ~
e s7ey y. DS y q d ssoes &
subtle maladfA are hostfng around - reody -
attack wherever there q veal point We ~
escape many faial shaft b Keeping ounslyo
we'll fortified wfth pure blood aod peuD&S1y
Made dmply With boiling vsf9 o MIX ~
only IN hall pound tine ~ 9focen, LABELED TIN.
lanes Fps { CO., sssssfAfle oszi1n
mriicdsfG nag Lsn1sa. Ragiaol.
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PURIFY IlIR BLOOD.

Impurities IN &c blood produce diseases.
Bodily aUi mental health depend upon
t..la~ con .lttian Of tho blood. The blood,
I.Ji..u,arly In the spring and during the hot
Summer months, byeuu.cs clargrd with i'm.
puriJics which poison 30 and grncrato dis
ease. y harmless bIoDI purifier without n
particle OF mineral poison In %, s'sch as mcr,
cury yg potash - ,es,ary o. remove these
Impurities and To restore the healthy tone OF
mind and h.ly. Tac hest purifier and tonic
known tut the world is Swlst's Specific lS.S.SL
In resard 70 IJs wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give a few testimonials as
follows
Mr. VIM. 4 Sicblld with Geo. p RowCll X
Co, O. Spruce street New Yor.s, writes March
9th. Is. II Zee! tE Egy duty, Tor the benefit
Og";srrs who may bc afflicted rs was, TO
write yea tuis letter. which you can use rs
my testimony in auy way you choose. l viii
answer auy inquiry from others in relation
t. the facts herewith stated. In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from hu.ls. an over NV neck; could not turn
my head without AGATE pain and my blood
was ia poDr condition. After trying all the
usual remedies in such cases, AMI finding no
rcirG. by the persuasion OF Dir. ]. W. Fears,
Ngu..rr rT your New York Olice, used one
bottle =. S. g AMI | Improved rapidly and
yv-y soon I was entirely relieved OF my
jobs CDuCprtr-s.' Now not sign OF my
agitc. lon en- L.s.cu. feel strong aRd cheer
III. 5. 81. y isa tine tonic rs proved in my
ca.c Is.rcp snUudly and my petite is good.
DIN. Cheney, wyliEuOwn physician
writes from Ellayuic, Georgia: "Iuse s. S. s.
N ruuyal,sccut E,y,r case, with the best re-
salts. Il VIII in my Judgment. prevent sum-
mrr dysyrJg-., II one viii take a few bottles
In the >v.i-.;, gHus preparing the bowels for
strain, ct summer"
Mrs. SOFT LIstuu, mo Zane street Uslandl
Wa,,.ing. W: Virginia, writes: Having
u,,.t $ : :. Ter the blood, ON safely say
taatIt heat * guyi hing have used 20 cleanse
IL, blood ami make u new being out Of a per
SON"
Mr. ". & Utnln. Winston, Y. c., writes
81 t.., il every spring. IL always builds me
ru. gi,ius ma appetite and digestion, and
61al!i,rs, ur o. stgUl the long, trying encr-
waiting lnt summer days. ON using it soon
become ron II holy aHd easy OF mind"
Treatise ou Blood AMI SkIu Diseases mailed
f~rr.
t.. SWIFT SITC!ytr Co.. Drawers, Atlanta Ca
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COTTON.


Ngw YORK, June 2-Oottn-Stsady;
uplands 10 3-16e; Orleans 10 Size; futures
steady; July, 10 18c; August 10. 24c; Sep
TENDER 9.S0G; October 9.6le; Novsmbss
9.54c; December oslo; January 9a2c;
February s.7Oc; March 97Sc; April s.6sei
NAV g. S4c.
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B., z. & G. RAILROAD.

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellslre sI $40 a NJ arrives At Bellstre ~
400 p. N.
400 D. m, arrives at Bellaire at $40 g. n.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves Rellslr a.
100 D m, arrives at Bellsire at l0:45 Q. N.
AL trains daily except Sunday. Central STAND
ard Time from Bellaire.
NAJ KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 80, 1888, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
run rs follows.
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MbeeIins Resistes
GrausIsrs' Guids,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
tSunday excepted. Monday excepted sun
day only. saturday excepted.-76 hertdtsn.
May Is, 1883. wheeling time, which In Just one
hour earlier han Central Time:
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PETROLEUM.

Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, July 2.-Petroleum-
Opened at 737c: closed ct TIC; highest
74sc; lowest 73ac.
on City.
OIL CITY, July 2. .-Pet,oleum-Opsned
at TIC, highest 74lc; lowest 72ic; closed
st 74c; sales 461, 900 barrels; clearsnces
LOIS, 900 barrels; rune 77,076 barrels;
shipments, 80, 1852 barrels; charters, "a, 722
barrels.
PIrTsBURe, Pa, July 2.-Petroleum--
Fairly active; closed firm; opened st TIC;
closed at 74c; highest 74tc; lowest 72sc
Titusvills.
T1TUsvIL1K, Pa, July 2.-Petrolsum
|-Opened at 73c; highest tate; Lowest
72sc; closed ut 74c.
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DBY GOODS


NEW YoRK, July 2.-Dry Good
The market was quiet In oil departmenta
with the demand and sales of nominal pro
portiops-
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STTNnAYS

Leave al 7OOs m. and run every hour, except
Church Train at 9:l5 p. N. Leave Wheeling Park
at 500 a. m and run every hour until 1000 p. NJ,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 9:i5 a. N. and Wheeling at l2:l5 aud
q.l5p m G. HlRSCH. Sup't
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MAGNOLIA

BALM giyes 4 EayishInsly Dcaut;fniskin. Read
ily rsed and can't Be detected One trial couyineesi
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MAGNOLIA

pAI1G. ID . Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
Gqlid preparation for face. ned. s<ns snd hsnasi
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking effect May nth. lssa Pas.
seuger trains will run ~ follows-Centrl Tine.
All trains daily except thoec marked thus
which DO not run on sunday:
sourH BOUND. No I. No. b Nos No. l.