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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
The state Line.

AZ an evidence of the Increasing travel
10 Europe Messrs. Austin Baldwin IL Co.,
the general agents OF the popular State
Steamship Company of New York. send
out handsome sailing list OF the steamer
estate of Nebraska which sailed few
days ago with over 225 frst-cabin passen-
gers. many of whom have made the jour
new IN previous years ria this line. This
company furnishes frst-class passage to
all the principal points Of Europe at mode
rate rates. with comfortable state-rooms,
well-supplied tables. and in fact all that
tends 10 MAKE the ocean voyage lOng-re-
uembered one. hose who contemplate
a trip OF this nature or have friends coming
to this country will do well to apply to
the agents of this popular linefor informa-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Tast Richmond Items.

DR.. Hawkes. has gone 10 Name to VISIT
hisaged father and attend the marriage OF
his neice.
Miss Sophia Fleck. Of Philadelphia, is
visiting at Mr. c. l.. Miller's. She formerly
resided here.
Mr. Hamilton Davis and daughter from
baltimore. have been guests of blrs. /. }.
Hawkes..
Miss Celestina Cook has gone to Phila-
delphia for the summer.
The monthly musicale met Tuesday
night at the residence of Mr.. G. J.. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
A pair Of shoes Is one Of the most typical

A pair of shoes Is one Of the most typical
products of modern industry. To MAKE
them the animal kingdom contributes rom
the herds Of the western plans the Veee-
table, from groves of oak and hemioch or
from the great forests still left TO US great
factories supply cloth and thread mines,
furnaces, and FORCES combine to furnish
nails OF wire. Through scores of processes
the forty-two pieces of pair OK shoes
require to bring them together, The, CO.
operation Of fifty men and women. whose
division Of labor is 40 thoroughly systema-
tized that everything goes with the same
regularity attributed to the works OF a
clock, until. as a result, you, well-shod
reader. who wear the W. l.. Douglas
shoe. can buy a pair at from 80 to % that
would have cost your forefathers from 70
TO Sl2.-ELchdRJe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Justice CrutchneId's Decisions.

A. ]. Andrews, assaulting Dan Alley.
Fined $3.50 and costs. The difficulty was
the outcome of a discussion OF the force
bill.
"A. C. Burnett. a youth Of fifteen, was
charged with stealing a watch. cham, and
pistol from his brother. The accused adj
mltted taking the articles and pawning
them. Sent to jail for four months.
Robert and Bette Brown both colored),
man and wife, were each fined 80 and costs
for fighting in the street.
J. Roach and Jonn Marshall. drunk and
disorderly on the street. Each hned $3.50
and costs.
hestreet and cursing Rosa Meeklns. Fined
$3.50 and costs.
James Martin. trespassing on the PIE
misses Of and threatening 70 beat William
Carlona. Fined s. and costs.
Lewis Banks lcolorod), assaulting and
beating Burwell Green. Fined 80 and
costs.
Andy Griffith and William Gual, fighting
in the street. Each fined $3.50 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Excursion to the seashore.

Tho party OF young mem consisting OF
clerks and Others who hired the tug Annie
to 90 to Hampton Roads and vicinity to
spend the Fourth left the city about
at 8 o'clock the next morning. where they
took breakfast and then went out TO Viz
ginis Beach by train. After . fow hours
spsnt in the surf Of that place thsy re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
The Game of Bail Yesterday.

An interesting game of ball was played
Yesterday afternoon between the p. ID. q.
and J. l.. Hill mines, the latter winning 10y
a score of II to 3. The feature of tho
game was the effective pitching of john
son, Of the Hill nine, retiring fifteen men
on strikes.
This il the second game Of the series be-
tween these two clubs. each having been
victorious once. The tie will be played OF
either next or the succeeding Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Many of YOU are about to 60 to the coun-
try. and YOU will be asked by your friends
have YOU seen River View, the coming
West-End fashionable residence place OF
Richmond. Now. we beg Of you not to say
calling on f.. b. ChaAin & Co. they will
show Won this beautiful addition IN the
COMING Nest End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

turned 10 Norfolk. and after getting dinner
steamed out into the bay. and returning by
way of OCEAN View got their supper at Old
Point. After an hour or 20 spent there
seeing the sights they left for home about
$40 +. NJ, reaching the city at $3.50 A. NJ.
The young men all voted it one of the
most pleasant trips Of their lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
MR.. JAMES C. LAMB.
MrMBeRs OF THE LEGISLATURE
Urge HIM FOR CHANcERY JUDGE.
Senator. Loyenstein aud Sands Delegates
Booth, Byrncs, Curtis. Davis. and
Joyncs visit the Governor.

Since the Governor returned from Cobb's
Island he has received many friends OF the
various candidates for the iudgeship of
the Chancery Court to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. Edward ii.
Fitzhugh.
He has listened patiently TO the claims
Of each person recommended and has
given out that in order that everybody in
terested may have chance to be heard he
will not make the appointment before next
Thursday.
TIE cASDrDATTs.
The gentlemen mentioned for the vacan-
cv are hlr. James G. lGmh. the partner
Of Commemorative Attorney ". VI. Smith,
! Jr. and formerly editor OF the Virginia
! lar .J,frnqi. Hon. Joseph Christian. for
merly one of the judges Of the Supreme
| Cont. and Mr.. ". J. Leahe. comm =
sionor of the Chanccrv Court. Colonel
| Meade Hnskins. of the Governors star, is
| also spoken OF among bis friends. Hon.
! William Writ Henry has been urged TO be-
come a candidate. but II Is understood
that he has declined to allow the use OF his
name.
TIE LEGIsLAToRS rAvoBITR.
About $50 o'clock Yesterday Senators
William Lovenstein and Conway IL. Sands,
| DELEGATES Walter Z. Booth. Thomas
Byrnes john 4. Curtis, and Levin Jovnes,
Of the city. and Joseph d. Davis, OF
the county, met at the Capitol and
in body called on the Governor and
urged the appointment Of Mr.. amb. All
OF them spoke Of the Young lawyer as one
vino would be acceptable TO the people
and who is well qualified to fill the POSI-
ton. =,
The Governor promised TO consider well
Mr.. Lambs claims when he comes to de-
eide as to whom he Will name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Mira. Shorts Improving.

Dr.. J. +. Bass, the attending physician
Of slrs. Shorts, who was burned on Friday
whlo lighting tro with kerosene:
thovght that lady TO De slightly improved
last n,ght. Her condition was much easier,
and though suffering from severe reaction
there vas every A0ps Of sscevss5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
o--a-,s Tor Country Churches

This IS the season to buy, on easy pay
nents. the Organ so long needed in many
a church. Do not buy from any one until
Won get our prices. We sell the best Or
gans. Old instruments taken IN exchange.
MANLY b. RAMOS a Co.,
Main street next % corner OF Ninth,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Baker. Poison-oak Cure.

This preparation Is a perfectly harmless and
effective romeIy for the cure Of the painful aud
dist curing eruption caused by poison-oak. Pre-
pared only by T. RoBgars BAEEs, Pbarmacisi,
9i9 east Main street. Kichmond, Va Is cents
bottle. Sold by Druggists generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Keep Cool.

Go 10 Vaughan's Hardware-H House. COZ
east Broad street and see the Hammocks
he Is offering at ~, 70. 9Sc. up TO 1925.
An warranted full size regular made.
Croouet Eizht-Ball sets, g5c. Water
Co,lers AZ .fgc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Nothing IA more .rying 10 the eyes than the
pickering which IS almost inseparaols from the
use OF ga.: hence students, professional men,
AMI all Who require soft, mellow steady lghH
lnvarIahlv nae pRATria AsTRAL OIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

For the most durable and the most artis-
tic Pianos we lead the trade. Our prices
are low and our stock is large and varied.
II you cannot yourself call send for cata-
Iogue. MlNLY b. RAMOS & Co..
Main street, next to corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Ordination of Nr. Trainham.

Rev. G. Writ Trainham will be publicly
ordained 10 the work Of the Gospel minis
try at the Grace-Street Baptist tabernacle
tonight at s:15 o'clock. Many of the Bap-
tlst pastors will take part in the exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Your attention Is called to the very great re-
duciious wo have made 10 our Dress-Goodi De-
psrtment MITTLlDoRfsRs
kamnYal sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

white Goods and Wash Goods have been
marked way down, as they must all 60 before
removal. MITTgLDORFBRs.
81 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
MILLER a HHOADs-con.sr->1.
~ er|0,~g ,.,. ''f r,f-s 80.
Seamless Dress Shields

MILLER q EBoaDs-co Continued
Seamless Dress Shields
made Of pure s.ockInc'-csn 70 rSsh,i 49,
irooeiJ
&c. d pair.
tcut from ioel
5-HOok Corset CLASPS,
covered win hos,ieansS
nc. n par.
cut from ioc)
Turkish Bath Soap,
csc. q dozen CdkeS.
nag price.l
Miller & RhOadS' Pare GlyCerine Br
Soap Cut to DC. a cake.
BOYS, &" Snake Buckle" Belts,
&c. each.
tcut from 49,
Boys Extra Strong Bells
vith improved baesi',
5c.
tcus from ioc1
Wh1sk- ByooDlS zoe. each.
tutfrom i1cl
TwO-ROw Fine laiIalanc Mex
RufIling, Sc. q YaTd.
cutfrsm 'c.)
Boys and Girls corded White Ms
lin Hats,
very isun,y ana c.o.-raa b. lsuaisr,i3
3jc. e0ct.
clt,r,m .0.l
Girls SHRED Na.'e-Mull Hats
Oish.asa fea.he-)
JOc. each.
Nutfrom 1a.l
% dozen Chlldren's White Mg>r
Caps.
On the la,e.,ona mos. a,e.m,as,a,g,,
JOc.
oca''-an 7','
Pretty Scene Fans.
10 match she ,ol'o... eih ,,.-. s,aa,,, color,
", ,,'.,.' ',. .'.,
HI D.t.,.4 N..t, ro,e
c.fs s,,s,y.,o.,.l.lv ,taaa.,,
D1c 1orb
ca,,om ~
To,oroc, p,r.b~.nt Fms
,,,,o o,,,,., ,,,,...,, .,,..u.a....a.s
IOc eQc6.
c"ho" ''''
Ladies Pure spun Nl.A Lace MI
JOc. n D0Tr.
manomi,e)
Childran'S l4Si-Dyp Hose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
rn,er,aionent.forthe Miners.

The employees Of the Richmond Coal
Mining and Manufacturing Company with
their families, comprising some four or hve
hundred miners. were given barbecue on
July 4th by the company at Clayton, four
teen miles from Richmond.
Refreshments of various kinds were pro-
vided, and the day was gwen up TO games,
dancing, &c.
There are two very prettily-located
springs on the property OF tho company.
one OF which was used by the white miners
aud the other by the colored.
A letter was read from Mr.. Ware b. Gay,
presideat. regretting his absence and
thanking the men for thor good work IN
the past.
Mr. II. Lee Lorraine. of the firm of Gay
a Lorraine. who are the Richmond sales
agents of the company. made few re-
marks al each meeting.
The affair was noticeable for the orderly
conduct OF the men and for the general
good feeling between employers and en-
ployes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Tho Wonderful Sprineiii

that cured tho discovers sore hands Persons
wishing 10 visit this lovely resort should buy
Tickets TO "seven Nile Ford,n Norfolk and West
ern railroad. Virgins, 10 arrtrs At depot Mon
day and Thursday afternoons Address WiLLiA%
II. Willy Secretary, Crumpler Pos.-ofice' Ashe
counfv Y G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Have you :riei Frozen Lirneaie and MIX
Shake frozen IN their one-minute ice-cream
freezer at OWENS & MINOR Drug COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Special remoyal-ssle prices this week on Rem
nsnts at MrTEiD0RFsRs'
s21 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
Wanted.

customers for well-made Clothes. at very
reasonable prices. at No. 70 north Ninth
street. JOIN Il FRANK LAroUcHE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Don't fail 10 go with the Fourth Presby-
terion church on the Ariel Tuesday eve
nlng. july sth. Fish. crabs. and all the deli
cacics of the season. Music. Tickets %
cents. Boat leaves 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

WON
the
ATI M
$50
from
knowing
m
media sn
bnota pausdyc oned sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
SEASON FOR NEW OFFICERS.
Those for Unity and Friendship Lodges,
10. q. r., Installed.

ID. W. Bowles. district deputy grand mas
ter. has installed the following officers to
serve Unity Lodge. No. So. /. o. O. F., for
six months. beginning july LIST: X. w.
Wells. sitting past grand: Il. W. Clarke,
noble grand Edward Hatcher. vice grand /;
". A, Mason. recording secretary; ;. A.
Fore. financial secretary; George W. Pock-
lington, treasurer: W. .. Clarke, warden
j II. Cardona, outside guard; Major
Graves. inside guard: Junius G. Clarke
conductor; 7. T.. Throckmorton, right sup
porter to noble grand: J. 4. Chapman,
left supporter to noble grand; X. 4. Rod
GERS. right supporter TO vice grand; +. j..
Uowleft. LEFT supporter TO vice grand; T..
III scott. right scene supporter; Il. w.
Batterby. left scene supporter; j. n
Rowles. chaplain. The District Deputy
was assisted in the service by the follow
ing grand officers Robert \. Roper, grand
warden: benjamin Thomas, grand secre-
IA v; j. W. White. grand treasurer; W. H.;
Bailey. grand marshal; h. IL. Scott, grand
guardian.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE.
At n meeting of Friendship Lodge. No.
10. independent Order of Odd-fellows,
District. Observation-Disclosures ID. W.
Bow!es and Il. A. Roper installed IN due
form for the next six months the following
oticers: Sitting Past Grand. I. 4. Bran
non: Noble Grand. +. :. Clarke; Vice
Grand. George W. Kersey; Secretary. John
Pitt: Treasurer, A. h. Henry; Chaplain,
p. +. Gibbs.
EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
Church-Hlll Court. No. %. Order OF
Equitable League Of America. Will have q
public installation of its newly-elected
officers at Springfield Hail next Tuesday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
pIauoS--Eaev IuSfaIments.

Somebody always leads and A b. q.
Tonic has the lead AS a spring medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
TIE CITY COUNCIL.
Both Branches To Meet To-Morrow Night.
Tom,ntt,acs ia re Announced.

IOmmlttecs 10 DC Ann0un'"d'
The regular session Of the Common Coun-
Gil will be held at Z o'clock Tomorrow
night, and President Campbell will an
nounce his committees.
At $50 o'clock the Board Of Aldermen
will meet in called session. The commit
tees will be announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
q REcoa9
FINAL SWING SALE

//L.kLSt q M : ~
FINAL SWING SALE J
Behold these Bargains!
English BcigCS, sc.
0a,wooI-cut from Ioscl
English CheyiOiS, DE.
@5nch s,riped-cut from 5Oc)
All-WOOl French Serge, Doc.
35 inch siriped-cut from 5oc)
Real French ChalIieS. Doc.
ss inches wiie-cu. from 75c.)
Finest French SergeS, DC.
Qancy stripes, So incb-cut from 1851
Permit us to pause, if you please, for
moment to remark that those ENG
LISH BEIGE5 which are now reduced
10 SIC. are all-wool filed III now de-
signs. summary shades, and "A variety OF
patti rms. There's the gray or cameis-
hair effect with black, blue, or brown
figures or the new green ground, so
sweet aud refreshing 30 the eye OF sum
mer, in frescoed variety or the nume-
rous other shades 10 which color Is de-
MED while the fascination OF effect IS
heightened Two dozen stylesll
Those ENGLISH CHENlOGS, &c
inches wide. cut from sec. GO HALF
FIFTY, are IN lovely stripes Of me-
dunn and dressy designs. IN various
grounds of agreeable shades. and the
FRENCH SEKGES in more striking
fields of Terra Gotta, Chocolate. and
Delicate Yellow. relieved by White,
Black, and Carmine stripes of cute ded-
milton. Half dollar Is the regular re-
tail price. and the saving OF "quarter "
on single yard Of stuff is stunning
invitation
FINEST FRENCH SERGES and
CHALLGES at DC. are so cheap as % be
of doubtful merit You mustn't think
so. The highest quality Serges IN
Azure Blue. strawberry, Emerald, and
less-pronounccd effects IN pretty stripes
for ; ..Quarter We guarantee 10 be tho
identical counterpart OF the 7jc. grade
of the trade, while the CHALblkS IN
half dozen novel STYLES are unques-
tionably sold all around town for THREE
tunes what we ask. Investigation will
prove how close We sail 10 tie shore Of
facts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

w L. GARDEN. SURVEYOR OR
w CITY Oh COUNTRY LOIS e'i..'
enre. Governor T.. y. Mckinney. W. ~
Henry, attorney a, las. auf q. y. uiil'ar, =
tcruey al law. Address Box ~, AA-r.,s..''
Va j. 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
r. -
FINAL SWING SALE
Study This R0iRtI!

Ladies, il becomes almost impeu.r'
TO request your consideration 10 one
ture Of this s'lpendous saIe whir
gins tomorrow, 10 end before
dayS IL IS this TO not imagire
because this Is the summlng-up wc..
10 speak, OF reduction that bias
this city on end the past 'hlrty day
the quality of the goods has snn
with tn prices. Tar from Il J We
cstly and truly believe land we're coi
dent you'll coincide with us upon lNt,
tlgationl that this weeks 0tDrng so 'f
ss the character Of the goods is c..
ccrncd is several lengths ahead of ...'
week, or of any other week since 'ha
necessity slaughter began. just tnlt
moment You were hero last wee.
We were packed . The doors bal g. .i
closed 10 stop the inflow You "'fi
here the week before Twas lrr..f
much the same aud eince the he.e'
Sale began twas ditto Have you ...l
the expensive things 'n our establish
mcnt bought up with the same eusHAi
avidty as the more popular thali-iel'.
things Aol In his AS 10 every oil,f
sale Of us kind the best C. 50 O' so.-s
are the last TO move. For tlreo ~ for
weeks we've endeayored io squeeze plf
high-priced dress ia9ues "lh the m.fi
medium and cosmopolitan lind. hut ..
couldn't DO n. AS th9y bold moss ~
the money, which is oaily needed lof
other ends. we've concluded % cli then
down 10 about ONf BALE III"
REAL HONEST MAEhEl Phllt -
a. 10 bring then uude the mercy OK TO
smallest purse. llelce t.s liNih
SWING SALE means nothing more n.f
less than a final ext minluon or aa no.
reserved Looping of OF the first imi' %
the looms oi both ontuente You No
know good thing when yoa see . 'an-
what lady does n.tl will be- astoni.h.i y
our FINAL-SNlNG PRICES i1fu n
week. Try ant 10 your sloppins "
early in tie We, X as possible, aud as e1i'
" in the day ~ you conveniently 'al.
Everything ia readiness 10 make yoh
visit pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

What is il that n man cannot keep? Bad
blood and ne A. b. c. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
MLMst 4 Rkoaa5,
Reliable American Merchants.
rtS EAST MAIN STREET.
WALL PAPERS.


my @-eodsm JOHN REGNAULr ELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-27
NEW CUMBERLAND.


New CUMBERLAND, August 26.-Thc
Republican primaries were held Saturday
afternoon throughout the county, ana the
following nominations were made:
For Clerk of County Court, o. =. Mar
shall. present incumbent; for Clerk ol
Circuit Court A. ". Brown, editor; iol
Commissioner 90 fill vacancy, u. =
Carothers. of Butler: for Commissioner
John II. Campbell. OF Poe; for Justice oil
the Peace. John w Chapman, OF New
Cumberland. ,.,
John Killmyer and Miss or Mrs. whip.
pel. of Anderson. were brought up anl
LODGED I'M iau Saturday evening, charged
with robhing Mrs. Th0ruhih, who keeps i
boarding house near Kings creek, OF elghtN
dollars. taking 10 ont of trunk. Iney
had "a trial and We're discharged yesterday
evening. ,-,,,-
Isaac LiudufT, who lives about four miles
back In the country, died on saturday
night and was buried az the Flats churCu'
Fairview. on yesterday. He was N9years
of age III,
The WellsviIe Fair opens to-day, which
will attract "a good many people from Han
cock ,.l
Ex-SheriG Lindsey is building the hand
soonest house I'm town, so far as exterior
finish is concerned.
Rev. :. +. Gricr aud James G. Marshall
have the foundations ready and the mate
rial ou the ground for the erection oil me
residence each.
Mr. HE. "a student at Bethany, Is
preaching Tor the Disciples congregation
during college vacation.
Dr. B Anderson also has hnc mouse
under contract az the lower end OF hlus'
avenue
The citizens Of Ridge avenue are golne.
20 pave about four squares OF the stree'
this fall, from the Stewart House up 10
the Stewart store building
One of the late candidates from away
back now crosses at the upper ferry on Ills
trips 10 Ohio
The man Campbell who. with VIM. Jen-
kius. IS charged with highway robbery, Is
still in Jail Jenkins is under arrest al
home below town. laid up from being
thrown from "a horse.
II. Ziliken. of Wellsburg, has opened
ont q stock of watches iewelry, ETC. TO dls'
pose of 40 auction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-27
gur 5ulr.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
4 About Eighteen Acres Of Hillside Land
In the Eighth waEd. Good Tor pasture. and con
tains material especially adapted for making
brick. Apply 10 JAMES \. HENRY. No. 1912
Market street myi7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-27
GROCERIES.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, August 20.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, August %.
The local general grocery market is
firm The value of coffee remains
steady. Sugar is gradually harden
ing in price in consequence OF in
crcasng demand, as the prospect that the
available supply will be closely absorbed
before the new crops come TO market. Teas
are strong, mOlasses IS steady and syrups
firm. Rice is also firm. As a rule, every
thing in the fruit line is firmly held, and
further advance in prices in the near future
is reported as almost certainty. Lima
beans have advanced TO Il 10 for tirsts. ow
ing TO their scarcity. There have been
large sales Of peas at full prices, and corn
has likewise sold freely, and is iirmer. The
Jersey crop OF tomatoes is said 10 be large,
but Maryland is short. Sales for the West
are larger than for many years past
SYRrPs-Choice Sugar Syrup Bic; Hon
cy Drips BE; Sugar dark Pie; dc addi-
tioual in half barrels. New Orleans Mo
lasscs- Fancy sc; Choice 4Nc; Prime i6c;
Fair &c; Mixed goods, New Orleans Boa
33c; Bakers goods Doe. Choice Refined
Sorghum SIC.
PRovl,IONs-Schenk's medium $. G.
hams PA $ c. breakfast bacon &c: :. c.
shoulders &c; city sides &c; ham beef
II e.; ordinary beef Zoe; family mess pork
DID lftiNi go avs "'Ah pun A"' NtN'''
Si 80.
LARp-Schcnk's pure kettle, tees &c;
50ib cans &c; lard compound. tees &c;
Bob cans &C.; 2Olb cams g. ION cans Sc;
3lb cans = g
CANNED 1'9ob7-o.h Standard 'o onli 0-
pc'tSi UJ' %-lD Iahcy tomatoes 81 o9"l o V2'
Boston market 81 %: 2-ib STANDARD Hart
ford Co. corn 9Oa9jc; 2-ib Maine
process corn - O'al 10; =-D Name
packed sweet corn 81 ='ai 5o' New DIX
state Fancy IN corn - 4O' ",b Acorn
brand peaches ~ -, BID standard . taole
peaches = -; J-ib standard PIE peaches
81 -; l-ib Deep Sea fun standard cove
oysters 81 l. ID hght welg9t cove
oysters 'oc' E-D Acorn standard s 81, jns
beans ''c LIBBY ID can corn OeGi :. = ~
Libby lib can clipped oeel so '-looy S
l-l6 can lunch tongue = 90;
NoopENwAEE-No. / tuos = uU; 80
s. 90; No. - %; hooy palis 81 ~ hoop
81 p; sap 81 p; single WashOoards d 2J'
double do. > %: one crimp double do. ;! -;