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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-26

3 II 4 \ " a
Robert Lincoln never met Bessie Hale
afterward, but, ere long, married a
daughter Of Senator Harlan, Of Iowa.
Bessie never recovered from the
shock. The shadows Of the past, full
of mingled sweetness and pain, and of
ecstatic dreams and abhorred reminis-
cences, left its imprint on mind and
brain, and like one touched by lthuriels
spear, she shivered, covered, and chang
ed in an hour from a happy, radiant
maiden into a sad, SILENT pale woman.
who lived in a live world while she her
self was dead. The Senator carried her
to Europe, hoping the change of scene
would make her forget the past. Vain
faith! l saw her years ago, and the
fair, sweet, though pain drawn, face.
the hollow eyes, the sad, patient smile
haunt me like dream"
But, Mrs. Temple" l said, "that
was years ago. What has become of
her now? l saw marriage Of Miss
Hale announced in the papers few
days ago. Was it Booths Bessie Hale ?"
yes she said, 1T was. But if I
were to write her future life, do YOU
know what would denominate it?''
81 cannot tell"
81 would call it "A DEAD WoMAN's
LIFE" ...
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-26
The Press.

Our Minister to the court ofSt. James
in the year 1917 wrote, concerning the
London press, AZ follows: have been
told that some yield profit SIS, 900 per
annum. The profits of the Times are
said to have exceeded $4,000 per an
mum. The cost of daily paper to
regular subscriber is about ten pounds
sterling; they are circulated by agents
at a penny an hour in London. When
few days old, they are sent to provin-
cial towns and through the country at a
reduced rate" What Engishmen now
say Of our papers, this Minister said Of
those of London: Everything goes in
to the newspapers. In other countries,
matter of public nature may be seen
in them; here, in addition, you see per-
petually .he concerns Of individuals.
Does a private gentleman come to town,
you hear it in the newspapers; does
he build house or buy an estate; they
give the information; does he entertain
his friends, you have all their names
next day in type; il the drapery Of \
lady's drawing-room changed from red
and gold to white satin and silver, the
fact is publicly announced. So of
thousand other things. The first burst
Of it all upon Madame de 6tael led her
to remark that the English had realized
the fable ofliving with window in their
bosoms.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-26
.,orp wOMAN'S LAST WORDS.

aid woman who always was tired.
les Al or : house whepe help wasn't hired.
Re liveo - IN earth were: Dear friends, l
~ s olais amt done, nor churning' nor
ssinss;; ,o here will be just to my wishes.
eserytnalnass don't eat there's no washing Of
dishes loud anthems will always be ring
voice sdr s get MOURN Of tor 81.
nodin -, n do nothing forever and ever
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-26

An exchange says that Anderson is
none of your hypocyites with a quick
ened conscience. The trouble with
James, we think, is that he has no con-
science at all.-Bu6dIo Express.
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New York.

NEw YoRK, September 13.-Cotton- Steady
at II HallsSc. Flour-Nominally unchanged
but moderately active. Wheat-Les active;
No. l spring Csc unnaded winter red west
ern 95cal 0S; No, S. do i DIAL OK; No. 9 do
1o71sal 0s; No. /, ] 0I9lal 0s1S; ungraded
graded white 0Gaa1 10; No. 8 do / II 10; No.
/ do 1.l4I1a1 15H Rye3Firmer; western
59Ilc. Barley-Quiet. Malt-Firm. Corn.
Nominally unchanged but moderately active;
ungraded I2i5lc; steamer 40 1!a50Ic Oats
Steady; rejected 2ia24s.ci No, Q, 25a3 % 10;
white &c; Eo2 29a20 Ne; No. 2whitc 20Iic;
No. ], 81 11aa2c; No 2 Milwaukee Sic; mixed
western q lsaS$A &c; white western 29aS6 &c.
Hay-Nominally unchanged. IIOps-Quiet.
Coffee Quiet but flrmcr. sugar-Demand
fair and market firm; fair to good refining
79Ea7sSc Molases-Uemand fair and market
firm. Ricc-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Dull at 81 10. N' ''' ''r,'+. r.
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y y. = Nn,yenports's account US Treasurer,
W. P" ,,,J, ,J EnlIoVs. ID
:. e,..nsaeI Candidacy In this Dis.
IpI Nslat 9.

J" trlrt.
vb,. Mr.. Basscll, the Grcenback candi,
-, r,. nominated on the 3D. of this
I .,h a, Clark.burg the news came by
'1..,,nb D'-. ,ba, he was gentleman OF Re
e ,l;,,r an,eccdcnts. 1t would seem from
irre have heard that there was method
= ! Al, report, and that it was gotten up to
a 4sr ~ tbe Democracy Off the Grcenback
wv, .,DI and bait Mr.. I'assell's hook for Re-
rblican votes.
", ps;ell and his Greenback friends
aEok upon the report, which they say is
,.t,.r erroneous, inasmuch rs he was
~ ridden in 1876 and not for the Rcpnbli.
,,Daplila,c ! ior the Presidency. II Col.
p, ,nd hi, friends could succeed in put
n, Mr. Rasscll before the public rs a
s5iRepublican candidate, they wonld
..+4n a, an important point gained in
,S.i, favor, inasmuch as they could then
niD, to his candidacy us sort OF blind
,,bervilh to lccoy votes that would 9th.
nie pto Col. Ben. It
Battle. Justice be done, and, further, let
r,r tub stand on its own bottom in this
.,,r,,. Mr. Basscll is Il Democrat in his
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Our city is filed with strangers, who are
storm bound for the present. Its thought
the storm is over tonight. The loss In
this city will rcach 100000. q. ]. 4.
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RELIEF FUND.

. ~ -. 4 49,. Y ]
81 PArI,i MINI, September 13.-one
hundred and eighteen dollars was sent to
New Orleans yesterday, and the same sum
was sent to Memphis to-day, rs the result
OF subscriptions solicited on the Fair
Grounds last week for the relief OF the
The Grand Master Of the 700. F. Of
this State and Bishop Gray, OF this Catho-
lie Diocese, have issued appeals TO their
respective jurisdictions 10 contributeto the
relief fund. S2, .4gE iNI
$1,000 FROM SHREVEPORT.
SnREvEroRr, September l3. Shreveport
has contributed $1,000, thirty.fve nurses
one physician and one minister to the
fever sufferers. ... ..,-..,...,. "a
The Howatls received the following
from Terry, Miss: We have fever at
Dry Grove closely resembling yellow fever;
It can not I've distinguished. Please send
us doctor Immediately; our doctor Is
sick. q 7''F'4 g. w. WEST.
Holly spRiSGs, September 13.-Coloncl
Walters sent dispatch as follows: Dr..
Sequer is down with the fever; will wire
his condition daily.
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CHICAGO.
Arrival OF the Preslaen. and Party.

Arrival or the President and Party.
CHICAGO, September lS.-The President
and party arrived from Lake Forest at II
o'clock this morning, having made a brief
stop ut Evanston, where the President
made few remarks. Upon his arrival
here the President was met by commit
tee from the Board OF Trade and was es-
corted 10 the Chamber OF Commerce,
Hon. N. X. Fairbank, President OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, spoke as follows:
Mr.. President, after the hearty and enth-
siastic welcome you have received from
the thousands who have greeted you, i
feel that can add but little to the i'm
preston OF profound respect and love
which the people Of the Northwest feel for
their Chief Magistrate, but ! would be
doing injustice to the members Of. the
Board Of Trade Of Chicago II I failed
to express to you the qualification
and thanks for the honor OF this
visit, and to add their voices through
me to the grand and universal chorus Of
welcome. am glad, sir, that 1t SO hap.
pened that you made your journey to the
Northwest before you honored us with
this visit, as it has given you an opportuni-
ty to sec something OF the source OF
our commerce and what makes this
Board OF Trade one OF the Lang
est commercial organizations in the
world, the daily transactions OF which are
unparalleled, and what makes the Chi
cago Of to-day possible, and makes
nothing impossible to the Chicago
Of the future. It gave us an
opportunity TO read your cheering and
encouraging speeches in relation to the
financial condition OF the government and
the country, and to thank you for your
words OF cheer and hope. This isa purely
commercial organization, composed Of men
Of all parties, but we recognize the fact
that commerce cannot exist without law.
and ! do not hesitate to pledge to you the
hearty support and cooperation OF every
member OF this Board In maintaining
th EN-.
Mr.. Fairbank then formally introduced
President Hayes to the Board, who said he
should speak to this large body of busi-
ness men OF the United States, who repre-
sented one Of the greatest interests on the
continent, upon only one point, the
financial Question. He proceeded 20 point
out the dangers Of legislative meddling
with the money Of the country, now
that we are on q basis OF honest
money. The only dangeris that Congress
will disturb values, shake the confidence
OF the people in the stability OF the cur
rency, and delay tho already dawning era
OF prosperity. Confidence Is half the bat
tie in business and in finances. He be-
lieyed Secretary Sherman had dealt fairly,
honestly and openly with the business
men Of the country, and however the
question OF resumption might have been
discussed, and however we may have dii-
fered as to its cxpediency, 1t Is now
thing Of the past and We are benefited by
its final disposition. [Applause. Tho
President then introduced General Meyer,
OF the Signal service, who spoke pleasantly
of the Weather Bureau for few minutes,
after which the party withdrew amid ap-
plause, cheers and handwriting. l, ~
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CoLuMDus, O., September Is. : The at,
tendanceat tho State Fair to-day was large,
Notwithstanding twas cold and lowering
up to noon. 4 delegation of Columbus
business men waited upon the State Board
OF Agriculture, to-day at 10 o'clock aud
asked them to continue the Fair until
next Wednesday evening. This the Board
agreed to, do providing purse Of $1,000
was raised by the citizens TO pay the extra
expenses made necessary by such exten.
sion. The money was raised before noon,
and an official announcement Is made TO.
night that the Fair will not close until
"Wednesday night Extra premiums in
the Floral Department and for trials Of
speed each day are being arranged. ,apI
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PoRrLAxD, Nh, September 1S-The
House complete stands: 65 Republicans,
9 Democrats elected by the Republicans,
27 Democrats and 81 Greenbackers.
Sixteen OF the Democratic Representa-
tiycs were chosen on the straight Demo-
cratic ticket over both Republican and
Greenback candidates, and will hold the
balance Of powerin the House. The other
IA were chosen by the Greenbackers. y
Holly STRINGS, Miss, September 13.-
The political campaign Is beginning to de-
velope quite brisEiy. The National party,
headed by Mr.. Frank Hatch, an old DEM
ocrat and Collector Of the Port before the
war, has telegraphed Gen. Beauregard,
now in New York, offering him the place
at the head Of the State ticket, in opposi-
ton to Major E, A. Burke, the War Dem:
ocratic nominee. The negro vote is said
to be. pledged to Gen. Beauregard.
DETROIT, September Is. The Nationals
OF the 9th Congressional District to-day
nominated George Parmless for Congress.
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Chicago.

CmcAeo, September S-Flour-st -steadyand
in fair lcmand;Srring extruS 50 75a5 80; new
patent so; winter cxtras 40Oa5 80. Wheat
Active but lower No. red winter 90c
cash; coke October; No. Q Chicago spring
S61SasGsSc cash; sIkas7ssc October; ssc
November; No. 3, 7Scii rejected 6sa5S1fc
0ats-Steady and In fair demand at % l.2c
cash; 9llsa2lI4c. October; 22a22Ic Noycm.
bCr; rejected lsc. Corn Demand fair but
ut lower rates; 80 5-sc spot; ~ 1.oa37 5,Sc DC.
tober; 81 SIC November rejected 81 IL.
weak aud lower 81 0j cash; 1'Os October.
Pork-Dull, weak and lower at O IS cash,
0 ~ ISa6 As September; 045aG AK October;
65Sa6 45IIl November. Lard-Dull and prices
shade lower at 80 T2I1aG 10 cash; @ 70a
O 70 1.o septembcr;. O 72 Lad IS October;
@ 70aG 70 l.2 November. Bulk Mcats-Quiet
and unchanged, Whisky--Sl OF.
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r1REREcoRp.
ACNE ON WORKS on rlaE.

TrrusylLLE, Pa, September IS. The ex.
tensive refinery known as the Acme No.
2, belonging TO the Standard Oil Company,
is on fire, and the probabilities are that all
Of It will be entirely destroyed, The fire
originated in the bursting OF still, the
concussion Of which was. felt throughout
the city, and instantly following the explo-
sion the entire works were In flames. It
is thought probablethat a number OF lives
were lost. ~
ClxclSSArr, September lS.AA fire at
Frankfort, Ross county, Ohio, burned Il,
Fulton's store, Mrs. Hughes millinery and
Mrs. Evans dwelling. Loss $4,000; little
insurance.
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Barne,yilIe Fair.

' 't t'5 BARSEsvILLE, Sept, Is.
Specialize the latell senser. i5A as@g. L
The rain at this place yesterday was the
heaviest ever known in this vicinity, In
consequence otwhich the district fair be-
ing held here was postponed until Sept.
24th and 9Th. Tho entries in all depart
ments were large and showed every indii
cation Of a grand success. A number d
celebrated trottihg and pacing horses were
on the grounds, all of which promised TO
be present at the nexteffort. NJ. c.s.
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nj. r.lI nnh rrn., In whecIIns.

~
ID view oi 'ae appearance o' yel'oW
Nd1i ualllPOi's' a"" 1"e poss'''iiity VI
aROaa from ..'aI point up 'ne r'yet,
e7nlIy II Inc fcF''f :. Sno"'' renew i.ef
tHP'n The Fecen, r'sc' II " matter 0t III
iaa'i' know wil0' 10 expect !" 'ne way
dtHs, AZ lfos' Is inc grea. destroyer ol
ytl'' iere' poison ''F' ii'l''Fc'n' ol .h's
dF' Who mas kept an accurate recoru ol
''4iAe' ''a'''',G' lot many !eaFs' int1Fnis
snH iAe ea'''e'!aPp'F"'ce o' 'Fos' i,ers
nous 'ot several years WIS vi '.'e iv'ii
september, 1874 has' @ yt"r ',ie n.ss
RS %su'fe' W .Ite -'t IL, VI .ep.en.D''
nan '''O 0" ''c -o'", i'c in''''''.'vi''
M RoS were q"''e "'''cri"s ''s' i's''t'
DaasPfoOaO'e .i"1 VIZ S''"'. Soo'' n"'o
easUIloVng !"e laIe severe F"'n s'olni, :
'tAA'"E .. '"e ."'c s'oF''' IT. ,,'t1
sI' 'F'O'us"'"s'''a' a'''o'' ',oo"oi "eu'
~! u"''' '",''y !es'e''" "l's"'
~! SA an"" " '"'' '''cneS o' nun ''.''
,a'asana'''''',. q. >. 'P'Vveue"'e'ue'us
= "'"'! TO, ''S."''ee' t'st !e.''
s-'4s ,lt N1s. Ia "aYS ''ep'e"'nsr, o.'.y
e'nsa and my nlne one hnndrctns OF
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s,,s,,n.. NoRwALE, o., Sept. IS.
AZ O.i., l'r ''A 'o'hc In,cllIsenccr.
~ S9Ne y a surprise was produced here to-
~, y a'Ae Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
nv %'ea While the Board Of Directors
h. ny N u session, Judge Cochran, Of Wheel.
M 'ppea'el with Charles II. jenkins
ConHs aa an n, On'er issued by the Court OF
CS,s.' ."G !, rleas OF Stark county appointing
si,S'. '' T. T. IcakinsReccivcr, and demand
s,Ss 'ne management be surrendered
m, ~, ,. "ScelveF oi the road. Resolutions
ji,sIs. ~ passed by the Board, with bnt one
vi ,a.as sung voice recognizing the Receiver
a,pnpoy, ' !" III" tho road and all
d. s,ssni Ss..i, satisfaction is expressed with
'"' W.
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AUSTRIA.
vIgSsA DISTURBED.

VIENNA, September lS.--The Bourse Is
much disturbed to-day by the news Of the
intended transfer OF the headquarters Of
Gen. Phillippoyic from seraieva to Brod.
The Pr.sSe announce that the headquar-
tiers Of the Second Army Corps only will
be partly transferred, under command OF
a representative Of Gen Phillippovich, and
remain in Brod until military operations
on the banks OF the Save and In North
eastern Bosnia are concluded, and that
Gen. Phillippovich will remain ut Serajeva.
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a r4l CLAExsnuRo, September lS
Special to the Intelllseueer. = -
The Agricultural Fair at misplace closed
this evening. Considering the uniayora'
BILE weather it was grand success, The
receipts amounted to 5000. 1t Is pro
PROPOSED to hold a grand horse fair on the
lst Of October for special display oi
Harrison county's superb stock. The fes'
tiyal in the City Hall, held tonight under
the auspices Of the ladies Of Clarksburg fol
the benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers,
netted 1925, which will be forwarded i'm
mediately.
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~. ~1lt AT BES lInl. TmlSKs.-Two things
n: aUN i oe safely lyprcdictcd OF the future:
i,i.ia1le N; american people, without sectional
y,,G spas ~. or exceptions, will return to n.
nj ,,ssSJ]St1U!FTenCy ~! like other sensible nations,
ii. II. " sIll pay their national obligations
a, sO'aes s honest nations. We shall have
Mod 49, money, and next n plenty oft,
/ II sSocd when every dollar OF 1t that
1, ~ s,St SS't'SalaliOn, whether Of silver or gold
sOEsr ss%t u currency, Is equal in purchasing
+" any other dollar in circulation.
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CHARLESTON, September l2.-The Board
Of Public Works convened here to-day to
make arrangements for building a new
State House, or expendlng 5000 in re.
pairs upon the old one. Theyyisited the
different sites spoken oftor said building,
but adjourned without making a choice.
The present building will likely be en-
.larged. I.le. - L..- -.-- N
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VOLUME XXVII.-NUNBER 10.


,ptrS PaaSssf y s g. SepsssF ss,s lsFSsFWSi cs FWSeai
Steady and unchanged. Corn-Steady but '
active. oats-Eirm; white western 2IaS |;
mixed western 25a2Tc. Rye-6sa60c T. =
yisions-Dull aud unchanged Butter-FiE )
New York State and Bradford county. Z .,
extras 1sa20c; Western Reserve l4alcc. Ee
Stronger; western 171falec. Cheese-Du !;
western choice 7astEc. Petroleum Stead.
refined l0c; crude 74c, Whisky-steady !
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A., seaN "a e reminded and requested to state
Wy On Monday the 3Oth Of this month,
ttS Ipthe SSth session Of Bethany Col
N: lear by year, Bethany College is
Ss4ns 70 herhOnOrS and her age and now
Ss.!s T.S her Eray.Lear,ls in every State and
I'm ..atIIoy in the Union. She Is none of
~, mushrooms; but one OF the most
s.,;;..,e ~! established, financially speaking.
~ T,a,G,loaS " Y OF lcarnin. inthc country, and
Ssi,o M, eIe very best whercat to go, TO ac-
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BELotr, Miss, September ls.-The fever
has appeared here, with three deaths yes.
terday. Three new cases were reported
to-day. r'l"' +"
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\ ~ r w m :. '.'I.'i. \ ia II'
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TURKEY.


CoSsrASrrxopLE, Sept. l2.-As soon as
the Russians evacuate Tiehekmedji, Chat
aldja and Derkas, Baker Pasha will COM
pletc the defensive works on those lines
and dcommence the construction OF another
line OF defense near Constantinople.
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Boar RAcE.-A'boat race was arranged
last night between James Barrett, OF the
Nail City Boat club, and Andy Seibert, Of
Pittsburgh. The race is for purse OF
$500, distance three miles, and will be
rowed over the course at the lower end OF
this city, three weeks from to-day. Afor-
felt OF $25 side was put up last night.
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weather IndieatlIoD,ns. lID,

wAsniSorpS, D. O., September 14.-For
lower lake region clearing weather, brisk
westerly winds, stationary or lower tenn.
perature, with rising temperature. 4,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly Northeastefly, stationary temper.
ature and stationary or rising barometer.
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Toledo

TOLEDO, September 18. = wHE41-Dull,
weak and lower; No. white WabashI O2;
No. 8, 90; No. white Michigan OK;
white Michigan 02J<; amber Michigan spot
05l<c: seller October 06c; No. red f3c; re-
jccted Wabash s5c; western amber 05IEc.
Corn-Quict and high; mixed 4ic; No. 2 spot
Ale; No. 2white i41<c; rejected S99%c. Oats
Dull; No. 9, 29c; rejected lSe.
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HIghNay Robbery.

CusrAR CRY, D. T., September lS.-Thc
freight outfit Of s. n. Booth, which left
here Monday, was stopped in the Red
Canon Tuesday afternoon by band Of
road agents and robbed Of horses, pro-
visions, clothing, arms and money. Booth
lost 81, 200 in cash. The telegraph repair
train was also stopped and robbed OF arms,
provisions and camping outfit.
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a Superior Adyertlslnu Medium.

The large circulation and good reputation
Of the DAILY INTEELIGENCER make Il
one OF the MOST VALUABLE ADNERTIS-
ING MEDIUMS In this section. It far sur
passes every rival, both in CIRCULATION and in.
fluencc, Its regular edition reaches oil classes
of society, while the paper Is held in especial
estimation by thinking and educated people.
In this city and county II numbers many more
readers and subscribers than any other news
paper, while It's aggregate circulation Is prob
ably TWICE rs GREAT rs that Of any other
daily In Wcst Virginia. la 5 t1n4dg
q Address e.u 7Gf 7ieviiie
b, .., FREW & CAMPBELL, .,a.
-.a5 Proprietos Intclligcnecr,
istJ ~ $3.50 WnREuNd, W. Va
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HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising nay be wasted,
or may bring golden fr,iitagc, according to
the. degree Of intelligence with which II
Is dispensed. Put It into good, live popular
Newspaper which will carry your advertise.
ment to the counting-roonls, the breakfast
tables and the firesides Of the people who have
wants to be met and money with which
to meet them. This Is the whole priceless Sc
cret Of successful advertising. 5,..H g-2
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HELENA, MoSr., September 1S.-A party
OF Bannocks, headed for the National
Park, crossed the Stage road one mile
north OF Pleasant Valley, Idaho, at 3A. ".
to-day. They stole sixty head Of stock
from freighters near the Valley. Another
party burned some hay and destroyed the
Mower Rancho, IA
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East LIHERTYi September i3.-CArrLE-Re-
ceipts today none all stock over unsOli was
shipped orscnt to grIlss no business done. IN
Hods-Ileceipts to-day 1915 head total for
4 days 1929 Workers s. 004 0J; PEiladol.
pbiaS q 40lt 90.
snEGr-l -lseecipts to-day 400 head. Total for
days G6Oo. None selling. 'f'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-14
RAILROAD BoSps-Quiet.

RAILROAD BoSDs-Quiet. ~ .f.il s.rl
STATE BoSps-Steady. ,3 4f,f.tti firii. y.
sTocEs-Advancctl In the early dealings but
soon lost the Improvement, Granger shares be-
ing conspicuougly weak. During the after
noon the market became strong and prices nd
vanced Y ~ per cent; Lake Shore and
Gnngcrs. Shares leading the upward move.
ment. a Hl1E t'Hfaa lF!.li'e Et@li
Transactions aggregated $1,000 shares Of
which 10000 were Lake Shore, 5000 North
western common, $4,000 preferred, 5000 st.
Paul common, 0,OO0 preferred, /, GOO Lack
wanna, and 1880 Western Union,