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The Irish standard., 1889-10-26
CITY BRIEFS.

The telephone call of rHE IRlsR
STANDARD Is 1854.
The fair of Our Lady of L4ourdes
parish Melted about $500 T.. Haugen
won the fur coat and w. r. Ambrose
the silver water pitcher.
The damage to the hat, cap and fur
n1shing goods stock of Ely e Mambright
by the fire On Monday night on Alcollet
avenue, proves mucn more serious than
at first reported. It is believed that the
loss will reach $1,000. The insurance Is
onlv about sc, 900.
Mr.. VIM. M. Regan was unanimously
elected as manager Of the Exposition
on Tuesday last by the Board of Direc.
tors at their weekly meeting. At was
also decided By the directors to unite
the position of secretary with that od
manager, and Mr.. Regan will Gil both
positions
On Thursday evening last the Brown
son Catholic Club gave musical and
literary entertainment in its rooms, II
and IL Eastman block, in which Mis- es
Winnie Clark, Bridget HAYES, Annie
@ Brien, Kate Dryer and Lizzie Cullen,
Messrs. Will Kitz and Mons De Raiche
and Mesdames j. FL. Sullivan and Nj :.
Baker participated.
Our job printing department. has just
received from the east the new sample
book, containing all the latest novelties
in wedding invitations, birth announce
ments, mourning cards, ball programs
and invitations. If you want anything
printed in this line, it will pay you TO
visit the IRISH STANDARD office and
look at these samples.
s5A serious if not fatal accident &C.
CURED Thursday afternoon on Hennep p q
avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth e,
streets. Laurence j riscoll, an Swear
old lad, attempted TO cross the street 't't'
III frontof q Lyndale avenue g car. PVT
was struck by one Of the horses and be- be
fore the car could be stopped the front q =
wheels Ind run over him, crushing MIN
llball me bow mouth, shoulder Ok and
5 faca swas badly cut and his Jaw dlslo-
III Gated. There 1ere besides, Internal nal
INJURIES. ~ IaslS5 ". I1s
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sidence 'of his broth her, J ohm McA llister,
1905 Seventh street ssOutb. The deceased
was an exemplary Young man, and loved
sby all VINO knew him for his many fine
qualities. He had been i'll for some
time, and his death in the prime of life
will be keenly felt by relatives and
friends. The funeral will be. held on
Sunday at Holy Rosary Church, and
will be under the auspice1 Of the Holy
Name Society, OF which he was a MEM
hoy. 81 49, IL s4a t1s45
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PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Henne-
- pin-Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of John G. Barry.
deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Carrot
C. Barry. administrator Of the estate OF sasd de-
ceased, aying for decree ASSIGNING the resi-.
due OF said estate to the persons by law entitled
to the same .. sY s.s ..sss$. ",
a IL is ordered, That said petition be heard at q
snecial term Of this court to be held OF the court
house In the city Of Minneapolis, in said county,
On Monday the 18th day of Noven Der, 1855, at ~
o'clock ii the forenoon; and that notice OF such
hearing be givento all parsons interested, Dy
publishing this order once n each week
FIR three successive weeks prior to said day OF
4haarino. in Vhe Irish Hk6ndard. newspaper
Snrinted and published tn 1ailf county S! s.
A. Daned &c Minneapolis, this 22d day 0f October
80 81 liz Court: NJ II. Won ScHLEGELL
81 5. JudgeOf Probate.
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Mr.. Slowpay (alriIy)-''I wish to get
measured for suit of clothes, bat it
will he about three weeks before can
pay for them. as our payday comes only
once month now. How soon can you
have them done?'' Tailor-'4Um let
me see In about three WEEKS
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.Her chest tones are full and promi-
nent," wrote a critic concerning cell
ebrated cantatrice. The compositor and
proof-reader were not versed in musical
nomenclature, and the unfortunate out
come Of their dereiction was, ''Her
breast bones are full and prominent
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WEDNESDAY MORNING

#.t , :. . e H. /. /. .
Two Important Matrimonial Events at the
Church OF the immaculate Conception.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
On Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
mass the marriage Of Miss Mamie Hal
loran and Mr.. Thomas Higgins was
solemnized at the Church of the Imma
culate Conception, by Rev. Henry Nc
Golrick. Both bride and groom are
well known in this city and their many
friends wish them many happy wears OF
married life. Al
sSs M'LEAN-AHERN. at
On Wednesday morning last Miss
Jennie Mclean. of this city, and p. +
,Ahern, Of Chicago, we're married at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Rev. Henry MEG olrick officiating, The
bride was assisted BY her sister, Miss
May Mclean, and the groom by Mr..
John Moran. After the ceremony 9
wedding breakfast was served az the
homeo OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Hector Mel Lean. 4O6 Sixth street
south, Il the evening tue happy couple
departed for Chicago J, their future home,
taking with them not only the best y
wishes Of many friends forG their future /,
|asl'uccess ln lifs b,lt y large number o '1f
1Wedding as
hohdas Lister DEAD. HI
The death off .I'll oI1as Al lister foe-.
CURED last Thurs dlay thB re-
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The Harris,

Next week the famous Irish comedian,
Ned Harrlgan, will be at the Harris for
q weeks engagement in his favoEite
play ''Old Lavender. The Pioneer
Press speaks of It's production at Harris
st. Paul theatre during last week IN the
following language: Colums of disgui-
sition, more or less lucid, have been
written by New York critics to en-
deavor to explain the attraction IN and
about Edward harrigan's plays. and
have been unable so to do. That the
attraction is there lis rs true as that it's
source and essence is ineKplicable.
When Harrigan and Hart were partners
and Johnny Wild and Mrs. Yeamans
were of the party no Eastern theater
had more constant and judiciously
admiring clientele than theirs, and
when they visited Eastern cities other
than New York their audiences were as
Hart unadvisedly severed MS partner
ship, John Wild is, or was, trying t.
star, and Mrs. Yeamans has joined a
more prOtentious band. But Edward
Harrigan, who was the handspring of
the organization, the author and the
reason of its being, remains, and re-
mains as unique as he is admirable. as
full OF pathos as of comedy, and of
music as Of both. At Harris theater
last evening Mr.. Harrigan and his large
and excellent company presented "Old
Lavender" by many considered the
best of his plays. and certainly one
which gives him ample scope for vivid
nest OF portrayal. Mr.. Harrigan is
we'll supported, in the main. by a large
COMPANY, some of whom have been with
him for years. Specially worthy of
commendatorY reference are Joseph
Sparks, John Decker, Miss Hattie
Moore and Miss Fannie Bowman.
Sparks characterization of Smoke, the
dog embezzler, is as c.ever in it's way as
Harrigan's old drunkard The music
is admirable, and the orchestra worthy
OF praise. The aucience was very
large and intelligently enthusiastic.
MI Harrigan receiving two recalls and
unnumbered encores. 1t is urged upon
every lower of good comedy, good Cha
racter acting and good music, to 60 at
least once to Harris theater this week.
IF they do not they will as surely regret
1t as we are sure to mourn some good
,r,, ~ ;nsh$ b.uo OF oi mod
MARRIED WEDNESDAY MORNING.
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MAIN LINE-RAST

PALTIMoRE& OHIO RAILRoAD-
ana a8 a Of sa q S StssS MAY \. i9il asss. tEaias a tlRSS
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOtia.
The Montana people are great stlcklon
for etiquette. They hanged q young 90.
ciety man out there tho other day for
cutting friend seven times at q ball.


Three tebeliiOnl, obstinate, though blOodlesI
ocouf IN the stomach Of The dyspep.ic who par
takes Of food thrice 4 day, TAu digesllvo otgat
refuses on each occasion 70 perform The duty a.
aighed 70 ny nature and trouble ohlue'. How
dliCiplluOi how regulate w Simply with
wlneslAsaiui 81 The genial lhylsUfant And Ap
pVtilefi HCteltots Stomach Hlllotl, before tact
haoal aud before tellfihg, Dlgtilioh will, Alto
. eouite 0 ithii pleasant regulator, become easy
s sss,d ny ,S1' tSS s..m .RssgIs so we iDd ITeSSOygS |,
chronic dyhperaa, Will dltahptaf With "a dllab
psatlnco thna Insured and constipation aht
hllouileg 10 usual attendants, also take lheil
Leave ,Ngl ONLY VIII thQ kialem lcgult,
alRliAiigh 81 iko i0od. Rheumsiiam, ia
larl ana klangy eomplAlt and neuielgll
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Can be- Saved from q DFllkaFdlS Crave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
With The terrible LIQUoR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, erAdlcRtlng from the system the awful
craylng desire which 20 many dud hard 10 Feltn'
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So confident are the manufacturers Of
that world.iamed remedy, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, that Il will
do all that they represent, in the cure Of
liver, blood aud lung diseases, that, after
witnessing It's thousands OF cures for
many years past, they now feel warrant.
ed insellingi II (astheyare doing, through
druggists) under apositive guarantee Of
its giving satisfaction In every case, or
money paid for It will be refunded. No
medicine Of ordinary merit could be sold
under such severe conditions with profit
to Its p%roprictors, or no other medicine
for the diseases for which II Is recon-.
mended was ever before sold under a
guarantee OF n cure or no pay. In all
blood taints and impurities OF whatever
name or nature, It Is most positive in It's
curative effects. Pimples, blotChes,
eruptlons and all skin and scalp diseases
are radically cured by this wonderful
medicine. scrofulous disease may affect
the glands, causing swelllngs or tumors
the bones, causing "fever-sores," "white
swelllngs' or ''hip.joint diseased or the
tissues OF the lungs, causing pulmonary
consumption. No matter In which one
OF It's myriad forms it crops out, or man.
iiests itself, Golden Medical Discovery
will cure 1t II used p%erserveringly aud
in time.
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How Ho knew tho bishop.

Chicago Htsr OCEAN.
Whent the Bishop Of Edinburgh was IN
this country he visited BiRhop Williams
Of Connecticut at Middletown, Hablted
In the English Episcopal costume o.
knee breechesfa and black silk stockings,
he alighted from atTain, and was at once
accosted by Bishop Williams, although
the two men had never met each othel
before,
eTell me-" asked Bishop Williams,
after the frst greetings, 0hOw did you
"oh, by your iacs,n replied his lord
ship OF Edinburgh, ThaYe one Of your
photographs, you know, But tell me In
return how you knew me?n
"0h, by your legs replied Dr.. viii
liamg, glanCing with an amusing smile
at the Well'turned calves Of. his guest,
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In the medical line Is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes in'such q way as 10 make 1t one
OF the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market, II Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is q sure cure fol
habituRl constipation, billouunesS, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold In
so cent bottles by O. r, Goetze, w. w
Irwin, w. E. Williams, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., Wholesale agents.
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money broadcast while It lasts when
they are In Europe, Men who take 2
bread and milk lunch down town when
az home, can never patronlEe any but
the highestrpFiced hotels in London and
Paris. II many Americans would be
willing TO occupy as modest q place
abroad, for a few weeks, as they do az
home all their lives, more OF them could
see the Old World and the wonders
thereof.m
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Anticipating the bereavement,

wilkins-Had any bereavement in
yourfamily, Elijah2
Uncle Elijai-No sahi amt had
bereavement. Whaloh you asks
Wilkins-I noticed you had a band oil
Grape on your hat and did not know
but there might have been a loss in your
family.
Uncle Eliiah-No, sahi dat BAN was
on de hat when de gentleman give II To
me, an / didn't know when / mought
have! casion ter 90 inter mawnin', SO !
done let' it on like it was.
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Mn. JAMS j. McC4L1RY, Of Monet,
NO., says he had dyspepsia for eight
years, which made him a wreck, sick
and suffering during the whole time.
After trying all the remedies, including
all the doctors, in reach, he discarded
everything and took SWifts Specific. He
increased from ia 10 1853 pounds, and
was soon q sound and healthy man.
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nneLl.n.. Arnlen snlr..

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
corn6, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II Ia guaranteed 70 give perfect gatisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cent?
per box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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UO5lON IIVUFU'
Customer-1 see you advertise Cum
brellas recovered while you walt"
Shopkeeper-Yes, sir; certainly, sir,
Customer-Well, | lost an umbrella q
year ago last fall, and ! guess I'll sit
down hero while you recover it for me.
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CoID, cough, coffin IS what philoso.
very liable 10 follow the other; but by
curing the cold with a dose Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, the cough will be stop
ped and tho coffin not n%eeded-just al
present.. D4w
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In the Power % AN to GOA shreWd Bust
ness Man Makes tbs TFIp for SIbI ll-H'
Thinks He spent saS Too Mach Then.
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ToLEDo, o., July S.-Wheat dull aud firm; cash
s9a9lc; July size; August soc; December Sac.
Corn dull; cash aGHc. Oats quiet. CloverSUcd
dull; cash 81 80; October AG0.
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Two ways Of Getting out.

He (sendmentally)-H shall l ever
leave thee, lover
She (practically)-Well, II you go now
you may get out Of tho door. But /
heard father coming, and II you don't
60 now You may get out % the window.
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Tho reporter took his pencil and soon
reduced the itoms into this remarkable
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'FRONT.' New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
pi0b and 1891. IN. and 1850 n, M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 y. nj, OK.
eept sunday.
Grniton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MOun1sville Accommodation, 7,lb u. m. and
1;40 and 7;40n n, m, 0xcept Sunday,
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suNDAYs,-Leaye at7:Ooa m. aud run every
hour, except church train at s:lb p. IN. Leave
WheelinR. Park AZ 800 a. u. and run every hppt
until 1000 ?. M, except church trainst which
q. HIRsCII, superintendent,
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys ana Girls,
v vusvvn : qua OyeNu Of age, will 10 opened the
sGvoSb MONDAY IN sErTEMBER, al No,
~ NAlS srntt by Miss NAE BILLIE HART,
formerly Of Washington, n. o.
lne school viii he conducted on the general
lines Of The kindergarten.
Trench conversation and cailllhenlo exercises
"NnVu'eNfa charge A Plano In the school
the children !"
los CHARGES NoDERATE.
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my meals alone,'' said The tourist,
uCost only Si7, OF course this tAkos dis.
ulpline, but 20 does anything whom a
man IL trying iot q record. II won't do
10 spend money for everything you see.
There are mon waitingtotak0 your purse
al every corner, II you will lot them and
the only way 70 do Is simply 10 refuse Ia
DO imposed Upon. Many things, how.
ever are very mitch cheaper there, II
coats only two cents 10 get your shoes
blaCked and four cents for aBhaye, but
ia / wear d full beard that last Item did
not lnterelt mo.
"How does II happen that II usually
costs an American 10 very much more
than $500 or $500 even 10 take q trip like
youfBY"9
"The trouble With most Americana Il
that they drop oil the rules Of economy
they pfaeliOe d home when they &
abroad, They seem animated With The
patriotic desire 10 impress all Eufopeahl
With The Idea that every American u
millionaire. B1Bihega men Who have
accumulated allttle extra money BY I
modest style Of living here, Jos. throw
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Medical.

1UpPC NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, Want Of
vuhhp Sleep, Indigestion, HEADACHE, Sal
low Complexont Lost Appetite, Neuralgia,
ItoTeS Lost Vitality, aud is 4 most Powerful
Blood Purifier, removing all tRlnts Of RCTOtulR,
scuEYy, etc., from the entire system,
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when Baby wa, alex, We gave her castOrla,
When shO was a Child, sAo cried for CastOria,
When She became Mis-, she chung to CastOria,
Whom sho had ohlarca. abe gave .hOln castOrll
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RaIIroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r
On aud alter Monday, April %, 1889,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Hilroad.
Will run a follows
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PHiLADEiPHIA, July S.-Flour nrm but quiet
Ohio and other western clear Si2bAi GO; straits
slG5ai OOi winter patent fair 10 choice IS 0Ol5 so;
Minnesota clear 81 b0a4 %. Wheat lirmi mn.
graded $40; No. . red July S5hasGC; August STA
asillc; September S,Sikci October sl9sSc;
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Is positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer.
ated and protrudlng piles Price 6Oc.
Forsaleb by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
DnRRlBI, Wheeling, w. Va. nav
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF.
"A TRAlHs-On and altar May ~ ltsqs-f2,
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted Sunday only, Saturday onlys-
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Fsaturs,s of he money and stock Mar.
kats

kNfHf
NV YoRE, July s.-Aonsy on call easy At 2 L
~ pSr esnsi last loans per cent; closed pasrot
At 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper l1ash
per cent Sterling exchange dull but steady a
tis6aiST5i salesof StoCklWO 9s2,Sss shares,
The stock market was Rgnlu under the inhn'
ence Of the Western railroads to-day, aud de
cltnes extending 70 2H per cent were brought
about, though there wRb 6ftefWRrd . substantial
recovery from the lowest prices, The news Of
the day was hOtpl special value. The preRsnre
vas specially severe against union PAciar, 81,
Paul Atchlspn and the other gTRlgers, but the
rest q the list were not forgotten aud everything
Traded IN telt the pressure more or less. New
England was very hFmly held during the lrt
decline but RitffWRrd gave way and fetired 70
below ~ opening price. but al Of ~ loss was
made up Rt the close. Toward 3 O'clock prices
rallied quite sharply aud ia the last hour there
was Z most decided upward moyementin sugar
trust, when II reached the highest point Of (hs
day. The general market closed dull, being ct
re time steady 70 Arm az something better than
tho lowest figures.
Railroad bonds more active,
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u. q. 40. RAILROAp.

III q, d y, RAILROAD,
BaiiSiss x s Goa S M. a 4Ft a t SsiisifS a. ss?S
p, m,
WOodsAeld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 4,2Op.
M arrives At BellAlTo At Si2b q, IN, q
summeftield Accommodation leaves Rellaire
at 1873 p. M, arrives at 1lla1A q. m.
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The two most striking figures in
newspaper literature to-day are Sullivan
and Rilrain.
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Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
SISlem OF Tho Vlihtionl

A school Of moro than national reputation
Oilers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young Ladies' In all departments. III.
oniy OF ak thousand volumes. Fine philo.
aonhlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted. Uorpsol
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from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according to the method oil the old italian mas
location Unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Aea ScfrA OF pleasure grounds, Board excellent,
tot Catalogues and references 10 patrons IN
N.lhc principal cities, address
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HVTlFnmpnIRnd sIAIo b0lul upII and EloaIy,
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It's thousands OF cures are the best
advertisements for DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Ramndv.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July S,-CAtle-Receiplsl2, 900 head;
shipments $500 head; market fairly active
choice beeyes q 0Oal25 steers s. 4Opl 10; stock.
81 75a3 Is; Texans g O0a3 Is. lIogs-Recclptl
1850 head; shipments 5000 head; market strong;
mixed A25ai l6j heavy s. 2Oai46i light 81 aUH
4 CO., skips g ,G0aI s.. B~heep-ReceIptB 4,OQl
tIyes s. TSI 0Ot westerns 6 lOaI OOI Texans b G0u
4 20; lambs Si76ab 70.
EAST Liberty, Pa, July S.-Catle-ReecIptl
1900 head, shipments $50 head; market fair and
a shade higher than last weeks prices. Hogs
Receipts $500 head; shipments $500 head; mar
iISht PhilSdslphim q Ca Is; heavy grades aS
ala. SheOp-Receipts $500 head; shipments
1850 head; market active and q shade higher
than last weeks closing prices.
CINCINNATI, o., July S.-HogS strong; com,
mon and light @ 7ba4 %; packing and butcher
y 0.ai Isl receipts $500 head; shipments LOO
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-09
They Had Met Before,

Rgriaatoa Free Pres.
Miss sEeetlip-Algy, dear, | have got
a distressing piece Of news for you. Pa
has gone and bought q large dog.
,Algernon Tightat-Where did he get
himS
Miss Sweetlip-0t Mr.. Brown
Algernon Tghtat-0h, I'm not afraid,
Soto yoice-I made friends with that
dog when l was counting Amanda
BroMnN