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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
MARTINS FERRY.

Martins Ferry was deserted yesterday
on account of Barnum's circus. Those who
did not have business over the river, had
90 make the excuse Of taking the children
over TO see the parade, but most all Of
thg4n stayed 20 see the circus.
Messrs. Frank Cox, Harry Chambers,
John Cecil. Thomas Monkey, ThOs Sea
mon and Hills Criswel, who have been
working i'm Cambridge, have returned
home.
Misses Annie Bauer and Nellie Alilligan,
accompanied by Master Willie Milllgan, OF
Allegheny. are visiting Mrs. David Healey,
In Etnaville.
Lon. Smith. foreman Of the decorating
department; of the Buckeye, and his EN-
pl0yes. spent Yesterday above Burlington
picuicking
There is another member added 10 the
Water Board He arrived at John HaneS
Yesterday aud weighed about T. pounds.
Messrs. Louis Deitrick. Geo. Meyer and
Jesse Shock. who have been visiting
friends in Chicago. have returned home.
Frank link. our genial furniture dealer
ON Hanover street, is in New ork city
partially on business and pleasure.
Boilers for the new grist mill of this city,
erected bv =. Williams X Co, have ar
rived and are being put IN position.
The Excelsior Fishing Club, of -Enavile,
which has been camping at Patents Kun,
returned home 20 see the circus.
A d Seamon. President, and \. W.
Kerr Secretary Of the Buckeye Glass Co.
are In Pittsburg on business.
Miss Ida Kidder, charming young lady
Of Tcrre HaUte, Ind, IS the guest oil uer
sister, Mrs. A Russell Wood
Messrs. John Kuhn and Harry COOK,
who have been travelling through Ohlo'
have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert link, of Steuben-
Vile. was in the city yesterday, the guest
of their son Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Williams, who have
been visiting relatives in GAINESVILLE, nave
returned home
Mr.. John Hausnauer. Jr., is lying dan
cerously in with typhoid fever. al ms nome
i'm Etnaville.
Mrs. John Hutchinson, who has been
visiting friends in Greensburg, has re-
turned home.
William Dixon has accepted a position
with McMahon, wholesale grocer III
Wheeling
Fred Hall has returned from Kent, O.,
after q five weeks soiourn with relatives.
Mrs. Peter Lowry, who has been visiting
friends in -Etnaville, has returned home.
4 monthly meeting of the y. NJ. c. y.
was held NJ their room last evening
NJ A Keller, the new Mayor, is in Col
urnbus. . taking in the sights
Rev BrOwnlee leaves for Claysvllle TINS
week 20 visit his parents.
The ferry here done land Once Ousl-
ness yesterday
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BELLAIRE.

Given's show came here by boat. 1t was
about one o'clock when the parade took
place. There were but five musicians in
the band The others went on a strike and
musicians could not be found TO fill their
places The balloon ascension and para
chute descent that was advertised did not
take place The show did not even carry a
ballou.
Two employees of the circus, one colOred
and one white, had q fight on The show 5
grounds yesterday morning. The colored
man swOre out "a warrant for the arrest OF
his antagonist. He was locked up and
failed TO get away with the rest OF the
crowd.
The new watering trough on the side OF
the Square served good purpose yester-
day The biz elephant belonging TO Civ
ems show used the water quite freely,
spouting IL over his back and underneath
his body, 10 cool himself of.
Miss Maggie Ault, who was so badly in
jured by being struck with a b. Il o. en-
CINE about year ago, has sued the COM
pany for S35,0OO damages Thomas Morris
has also sued the Bellaire Nail Works fol
5000.
The First Presbyterian Church of this
city will commemorate the thirtieth ami
yersary of the organization Of the church
by giving appropriate exercises on August
18th
Thewell az City Hall is down seventy
feet, and water has not been struck yet
John Tarbet said water would not be found
short of - feet.
Mr. James RELY, an employee of the b
X O., aud Miss ISOra Jeffers, Of George
town. were married last evening by Rev
Father Fitzgerald.
Hundreds OF our people went TO Wheel
ing Yesterday 20 see the parade OF Barnum S
circus The town was almost deserted.
a couple Of freight ears got of the track
on the b. * O. near Nefs Siding and de
,ayed trains a couple OF hours
The Turner Society returned from the
funniest az Columbus feeling that IL was
good 10 have been there.
At tine party given by Miss Aggie Han
Ion. of Barnesville on Monday night there
were COS guests present
The Beuwood ferryboat did an immens,
business Yesterday an1 Capt Leighton hac
Tie TrhuHc wants Council 20 make the
railroads abolish the smoke nuisance with
iu the city limits.
Mrs. Matilda Refer, aged siXty-eieh
years. died yesterday morning of genera
debility
The pupils Of the Christian Church Sun
dag School win picaic 40 Rodefer Grow
to-day.
a crowd eft young ladies and gentlemen
went up % The circus last night in biz
wagon.
George Fryman has purchased the resi-
deuce of George Dearymon on Rose Hill
Most " the old chairs in the theater arr
being disposed Of u, ten cents apiece
Valentine Bopp is erecting new repai
shop in the Fourth ward.
our brick yards are doing a good bust
ness this season.
All the trains had big crowds going GU
last night.
Mayor MCGOWAN is still under th'
weather.
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PASTED 100 DAYS.
NOR Has She Had Fifteen Minutes Consec-
ntiNe Sleen In Nine Months

ALLENTOWN. PA, July 29.-MrS.
Adam Wuchter, Of White Hall. Lehigh
County, has gone 100 days without food
or drink. At least 1000 persons have
visited her out of pity aud curiosity
within the past fortnight. Two weeks
ago il was declared by the physicians
that she was dying and could not posi-
bly, live more than a day or two longer.
The severe SpaSmS and commissions
from which she suffered formerly
went into contracting of muscles
and twitching of nerves in her face.
Her cyeSight is totally gone, and the
pupils of her eyes have turned white.
Her right arm is now paralyzed. When
ever she speaks, which is rarely, she
seems to converse with friends long
dead whom she knew in her youth.
The attendants at the sick woman'S
bedside say she has not enjoyed fifteen
minutes actual consecutive sleep for
nine months. No attempt is made to
administer food or drink by artificial
means. She invariably refuses nour-
iShment when il is offered her: DIR. c.
W Seiger. who lives across the Lehigh
river from White Hall, has attended
her from the first.
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I--''Tf
SwINE-The receipts are fair this week
as to number and qrality. The offerings at
the yards are a few hundred head less than
last week Trade has been fair through all
the yards the market being somewhat
stronger. but no change in figures. There
are some grass hogs among the receipts,
but not wanted. We quote the range at
5l5a5l( cents. with most sales 40 ,
cents per Id net. Grass hogs I .alL
cents. roughs. sows and stays sell AZ "a
Al cents Receipts OF hogs this week Ssh
head.
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AGood Thing to Keep at Hand.


Some years ago we were very much suo
i,,.f IN severe spells Of cholera morous, and
now when we feel any Of the. symptom
which usually precede that ailmeni, sach
as sickness al the stomach. diarrhq'a: e'c.'
we become scary. We nave lou.u = .'''' =.
f.,l,irrs Remedy the very thing "a
straiebten one ont in such cases. and al
,,-,vs Keep il about IL is somewhat SINH
lar m the usual cholera cures, but seems u
Contain ingredients that render i more
pleasant 10 take. and that do their WORK
iro~e ouicklv Sheriff DevercuN tells US
fha+ be- Is subject 20 cholera morous. and
rsrenflv felt a spell coming on. when Pc 90
famed a bottle Of Chamberlain Conc
Cholera and DiarrhTa Remedy, and Two
doses made him all right We are not
writing this for a pay testimonial oIt %
IL our readers know what is a good thl nk
Il, t-eep handy I'm the house. For sale by [.
r. Goet1c. ". W Irwin, c. Schnepi and
I0hu klari
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MACEDONIAN HORRORS.
Terrible BrutaIitIes Committed on the
Christians.

LONDON, July ga correspondent
of the Daily Nc,cS, who is making
tour of Macedonia, describes the prov
ince as in the possession of the ArnautS
The officials, he says, are leagued with
brigands and share their booty, and the
lives of Christians are held as nothing
He instances number OF outrageS by
ArnautS.
AT Pristina party of Arnauts entered
school of Servian Christians, mai
treated the three masters, violated the
school mistress and closed the school
The owner Of farm at Pristina and MS
three sons were murdered by Arnau'
raiders. and on another farm at frlsl-
end. the inmates were cut to pieces
The correspondent declares that there
are a hundred cases similar to those re-
cited.
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND rEED.

NurrilNH, L-nAlt jury OF.
Wheat has been advanced to .1 cent, PER
bu.hei. owing to the excited conlli''h oi
no market which has kept the farmers
frori selling In anticipation 20 au alyanoc.
There IL very little II any wheat coming
into the market and the local mil.crs arr
running principally ou accumulated s.ocA.
There is no change t0 report in iie hour
market. price. remaining the same. rot
w.thstandiug the advance in wheat, ile
market is steady The following quota
lions are wholesale. retal pr.ees being -
% - cents higher
Fforg- Choice family -Four .n wood
e 30. ia paper - 80 per barrel
GntrN-Whclt per bl9heI. 80. .sic
corn Dor blshcl lu.liic, oats, dun ,
Der blshei 30sit-c.
Frrp -Niiddlings per ton Sl4 ~, bran
Der ton Si4 o.. baled hay per ton sl3 uoa
il %. loose hay 6 % per ton.
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Wheat, firm. July 96a96lic; August 96c !;
September 96a96lsc; October 96l5a91c.
Corn, lower; No = high mixed track 52c;
July and August 50l5c; September 5ll&a
SIC; October 52a52l5c. Oats, firm and
higher; No. white 42c; futures dull and
unchanged Eggs, firm. Receipts-Flour,
400 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn,
$1,000 bushels; oats, IS, 800 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat, l,SOO bushels; corn, $500
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
TOLEDO, O., July 30. - Wheat weak,
lower; cash and July and August, 9l19c;
September. 90 &c; December, 9519c. Corn,
dull; cash, August and September, 4sc.
Oats, quiet; cash, BIC: August, allc.
Clover seed, active; cash, 81 10; October,
81 40; November, 81 20. Receipts-Wheat,
II, 135 bushels; corn, ~, 600 bushels; oats, 800
bushels; rye, 1900 bushels Shipments
Wheat, "a 900 bushels.
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ni.mnrck.. ramou. RertIIe Fund.

LoNpoN. July 29.-Thc announcement
is made in Berlin that the reptile
fund so named by Prince bismarck
when he cyuically admitted In debate
that he used 90 for She purpose Of orin-
ing newspapers. is uo longer TO be ap-
pIi,d Co secret service purposes. Inc
money placed DO The disposal OF the
Chancellor uill bc duly accounted for 10
.'rIf. documents. Chancellor Won
C.rrlv. also publishes an account "i lne
u>. t1 which thc fund has been applied
ia former years. but the vagueneSs ana
is.L % detail leave the exact disposition
N certain sums matter ~ conjecture SO
thsf Bismarck's famous statement re-
mains uuchaileuged.
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WOOL.


WHEELING. Tuesday. July -.
The market is exceedingly dull IN fac
there is nothing doing az an Manufactu
rers are very cautious aud small purchas
ers. The outlook for the future is moi
very promising Prices have settled down
and "a good many farmers are now ready q
sell their wool al asa24c, and the maiorit'
would be- willing % sell az 30c. Prices L.
dav are as follows Fine fleece, washed
2sa3Oc. unwashed. ouc-third of. unmcr
charitable. one-fourth on; medium IN
washed. 43a2jc; medium fleece, washed
3Oa3!c; tub washed, l2a:Ac.
Bo,rox. July 20.-Wool market steady
Ohio y BE: Xxx and above Basic; Michi
gan y 20: NJ combing 3gaiOc; Ohio de
lainc BIC. Michigan fine sc: unwashed
cOmbing woods lSc.
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KILLING THE DOGS.
Terrible Hydrophobia Epidemic in In-


COLUMBUS, IND, July 29.-For sew
cral days word has been coming to this
city of mad dog craze extending from
Pixies Peak, Brown county, to Free
port, jackson county. a distance of six
miles. The inhabitants are frightened
almost TO death. and no one person will
venture any distance alone without be-
ing well armed.
A prominent farmer from this section
was i'm the city this morning, and re-
ported that iOrty-Seven dogs had been
killed in four days. Hogs, cattle and
sheep valued at 81, 900 have died within
the last month from the effects Of hay-
ing been bitten by these dogs. The
farmers OF that section have set apart
this week to the killing OF dogs. and a
diligcnt search will be made and every
dog killed.
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PEOPLES Tribute
sixty Wagon Loads of Flowers for Duchess
Naleri.

sixty Wagon Loads of Flowers for Duchess
Naleri-
LONDON, July 2o.-Preparauons for
tlr marriage OF the Archduchess Naieri.
ot Austria. have been proceeding on a
magnificent scale, aud the affair will be
an imposing one. Crowds daily block
the streets around the palace Of lschi.
where the ceremony is To take place,
ana the archducheSS, who renowned
the possibility of a throne iu order 90
marry the man Of her choice, received
many tokens OF popular admiration.
Sixty wagon loads OF flowers have been
sent which Will Doe used in decorating
the marriage hall.
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Heard on nigh olympus 5000 h. c

~Why does me noble Joye seem ycNt
this m0ru." asked Juno.
81 had q DREAM" Quoth Jove. Il
dreamed there came race of men who
threw mc from me high estate and took
mc thuudorboit> and made them drag
their cursed chariot>; they boxed like
wise tine same and babe them carry
messages.
Aha. Neth'nks me noble lord hath
drunk too deep of nectar. These Dee
the faucies % the mindless
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GovrRNMrNrs-Ouiet bud flrm.
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CINCINNATI. O.. July N-C0tton firm
middlug l2c Flour. higher; family Ss..,5a
Do. fancy - 65a4 -. Wheat. easier. No
red g5c. receipts a.iOo bushels. ship
mcuts 100 head. Corn strong 40 f>aisr
oats. easier. No mixed $40. Rye. n0mi
mall. so .. sc Pork. quiet 40 si- - Lard
firm al - -. Bulk Meats. Arm. short
ribs - a1t.. Bacon. firm at % 80. Whisky
steady a. 81 T. Butter, firmer, fancy
creamery l9a3lc. dairy llal2c. Sugar
steady u i2c Cheese, firm.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-Flour, strong
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PETROLEUM.

New YoRI. July 30-Petroleum wa.
more active to-day for August options bu
spot was dull aud moved only + c all day
August option opened steady at $50, anC
moved up cent on Western buying. Their
IL fell OF sharply to ssc. and closed steady
AT Ssi.c. Stock Exchange opened at Sgc
highest S9isc; lowest and closing at soc
Sales $4,000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, July 3O.-Petroleum
SSc; closed at Sslsc Sales 5000 barrels
charters, -, O63 barrels shipments, 1922
barrels runs, 19,01l barrels.
PTTsBURG, PA, July 30.-Petroleum,
more active and irregular, closed weaker
opened at S9i4c; closed at ssc; highest 9Oc
lowest SSc.
BRADFoRD, PA, July 30.-Petroleum,
opened at S9c closed and lowest SSc; high
est 90c; clearances, 3d. 900 barrels
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Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS, NATIO'L BANK
New Orleans, La.
"REMEMBER that the payment Of prizes !.
GtJARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS

"REMEMBER that the payment Of prizes j.
GUARANT Fed BY FOUR NATIONAL BANK
OF New Orleans and the Tickets are signed hy
the President Of an Institution. whose charter
ed rights are recognized in the highest Court.
therefore. beware OF all limitations or auont
nous schemes
REMEMBER that the present charter of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company. which th'
SUPREME COURT or THE L $. has decided
to be CONTRACT with the Stat. % Louisiana
aud part Of the Constitution 81 the state
DOES not expire UNTIL THE FIRST OF
JANUARY. 1875.
The Legislature OF Louisiana. which ai
iourned on the lOth OF July Of Tia Year. bias W
der.d an AMENDMENT 10 the Constitution ni
the Stat. 20 be-. submitted 90 thr People 800 an
election In lS.F9 which viii carry fhe charter ni
THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CON
PANN up tD the YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND NINETEEN. lylows2S
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,sy-For Club Rates. ~ any further niofml
lion desired. write legibly o. the unlrr.iensI
clearly stating your residence. with State. tnuu
IT, Street and Number More rapid return mal
delivery will Do, assured hY yolf enclosing 1901
EnArlnnn L.nrIn. Amur fuII nIIrD--
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3ilIJceling Register
0raurlrrs' 05miHc.

4 RRTVAL AND DEPARTURE
\ OF EXPLANATION oP REFER
.N0F N,rNs. tuliiy. fSuniay excepted. .Mou-
DAN eVc.1t.d SSunlAy excepted. saturday
sNcentri saturday only. SUNDAY only 10
Meridian Nar No. $50 Wheeling time which
D.. ON. hour ear.isr than Central Time.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 2a4 Per Cent-Governments
Quiet but Firm - Stocks Duli-Flour
Firm and Unchanged-Wheat Quiet.

New YORK, July 30.-Money on call easy,
ranging from . 10 per cent. last loan at 3
per cent. closed offered at 3 per cent. /;
prime mercantile paper at 5a6i9 per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at iS5a
4s9.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet but firm.
Fours, Registered. ..................l23 1s
Fours, Coupons. ............... l<3ts
Fours-and-a-half Registered. ........ 1925
Fours-and- a-half, Coupons. ........... lO33s
Pacific Skies of '95...................l lib
STATEs-Quiet but firm.
RAuRoADs-Alore active; sales S1j6, 900.
SroCKs-The influences which for the
past few days have been the cause OF com
narativelv wide movements in the stock
market to-day seemed to have lost their
power TO move prices and the market again
returned TO its now normal condition OF
dullness and stagnation. or the movements
to-day those in Sugar Refineries, Atchison,
| St. Paul, Rock Island and LacKa-
wanna alone are worthy oil notlce. sugar
was moved up and down over COMPARE
lively narrow range. The great feature
of the trading was the sudden and decided
strength Of Cotton Oil, closing with gain
of &c. The market closed dull but tirm
at but slight changes from last nights fig
ures. Sales, 1886 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express; $50; American Express,
/ l15: Canada Pacific, 1874 Central Pacific,
32l(; Chesapeake and Ohio, 23l9; do. first
preferred, 64JI; do. second preferred, ~
Chicago and Alton. 1870; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1868; Delaware and Hud,
son, 16S; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l4S4; Denver and Rio Grande
1873. Erie, 2555! do preferred, 649i; Fort
Wayne, l55; Illinois Central, llB; Lake
Shore, ITO; Michigan Central, So; Min,
neapolis and St. Louis, GO; do preferred
$40; Missouri Pacific, 7255; Northern Pa
cific, $50; do. preferred, s2]9; North
western, lll14; do preferred, IN; New
York Central, 1879; Oregon Transconti
mental, AS; Pacific Mail, 46l5; Peoria
Decatur and Evansville, 20; Pittsburg
1856; Pullman Palace Car, 22O; Reading
459s Rock Island, 9ljS; st. Louis and Sar
Francisco 80; do preferred, GO; do first
preferred, 80; St Paul, 1874 do. preferred
| ilSsz: St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
/ 100; St. Paul and Omaha, 81; do preferred
92l5 Texas Pacific, 20ls; Union Pacific
6255 United States Express, 10; Western
] Union S3i<
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Al the Academy of Music New Orleans,
Tuesday, August H., 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each
Halves, $40; Quarters, S. Tenths, 50
T,ventfs.hs 81
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Mound syilie Acc. mm..ilf.Un. q .0O anil SD a.
M, and % and i.ll r u.. except SUNDAY.
ARRIVE
From New York PHILADELPHIA lnl ll.f.m.r. .
q.2Oa m. and ls o. n m auI DO I'D o. ... l.lI.
Cumberland Arramm. lafI.u. b ..n b. n.. 'h.
crpt sunday
Grafton AccumHanl alton. 4. o. b.. fH.. N.I.N
Muuudsfilir Accommodation. 80 a. m.. anI
!. o.. D.. un Hul Oh b. n.. rar'I 10 saulaI.
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New YORK, July 30.-Money on call easy,
ranging from TO per cent; last loan at 3
per cent; closed offered at 3 per cent. :;
prime mercantile paper at 5a6L per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at ASA
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OHIO RIVER RAILNOAD.

4 llilO NV Ih IA \ T. To ~ \ IT,
~ TIME TABLE TAKING IflI. rIfLl
18th. 1881. Passenger train. aII rHn a. .Il.Nr
Central Time AIl trains daily .h".If f'H."
soUTu BOUND. Nus' So. n" I- So
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p m daily. ana . $50 n m DOLLY except NHnIH
Cincinnati Ehlfe.. lD uo m. ani Oh Oh D. Dol .
daily
columbus Accumulation 81, o. OBI. excel f
SUNDAY
~ DlaifsYillc Accommodate. 500 arl lN in
a 90 aud o. ana $50 g. m.. except sunlaf.
AuTNr
Chicago Express o. .o1nl ID nj. m and D.
%. m.. daily ana no d.. m.. daily. except -ur
llV
C.ncinuau Elrrs,s. Sa 90 and e.i0 r OH.
dolly
t0lumhl, Accomm0lauon. % Ua. m DOLBY
except SUNDAY
ST. CnirtI.Ie Acc.mn.l ....u. n .pla Dbl .Il
80 and % lU D. mi. 0,rt. a. sunday.
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LIVE STOCK.


WHEELING, TUESDAY, July y.
Cattle are in fair demand this week ;
hogs point or two off; sheep are active;
fresh cows dull and calves steady. The
following prices are furnished by Goodhue
Il Thomas:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900, . GOa3 80 :;
good, 800 TO 1000, y 60a3 s5 good, 500 to
900, s. 25a3 80; fair, 700 To 500, - OOa3 -;
common, 600 to 700, s. jOa3 90; bulls, = GOA
-; cows, - O0a3 90.
Hogs-Extra, g 5Oa3 -; good, 3 4Oa
80: common, . 25a3 40
Sheep-Extra, 81 0Oa4 80; good, . jOa
{ co. common, 8 00a3 80; lambs, - W to
- 10.
Fresh cows, so 00a25 90.
nlr.D.. :
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WHFELING \ ELM GROVE

" RAILROAD. ON and after Wednesday,
Wv i4,h iSgU train, ou the Wheeling aud
.m Grove Railroad viii Gun as follows.
Leave Wleelu. Leave Elm Grove.
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IMPORTANT.
Adde'S, VI. \. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, Ia.

or, NJ. 4. DtUPHIS,
Washington. ID. 4.
By ordinary letter. containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies. New York ~
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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AGENTS WANTED.

3.I3i PriZ's amounting % Si.Ojt so
Morn Ticket, drawing capital ira.s arr n.
entitled a. Terminal pfilr-.
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The Metal Markets.

NEW York. July 30.-Pig iron strong
Copper, lfeless; Lake Sl1 %. Lead, dull
domestic s. 42i5 Tin, dull; straits so. -
The Delta independent., 1890-03-25
aAh, that horse was a gallant

"Ah, that horse was gallant
BEAST" said Gen. vnne. "You should
have seen him at tAntietam-hes scented
the bnttle afar off" "You bet he
did" "said Kuhl, 'tif you were on him."
Time.
Judge-to Prisoner: "What did you
shoot that man for?" Prisoner: "By
gravy, Jedge, he was only ten foot
of, and couldn't miss him without
ruinin' my reputation" The case
was dismissed.
"How beautifully soft itis," he mur-
mured, laying his hand OH her
glorious white arm. "How less beau
titul, but oh so much SOFTER" she
tenderly replied, laying her jeweled
hand on the top ofhis venerable head.
Wife (affectionately)-How is your
rheumatism this morning, John dear?
Husband-Pretty bad, my dear;
bretty bad. W.-Wby don't you try
tbe mind cure? H.-There amt any
thing the matter with my mind. It'e
my joints, dear; my Joints.