davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-05

1xn1ANArofss. Jhho i.-Iloas-Btrong At &, 80
OF. 10; receipts. Il, 700.
dnA'S-W1cat fsmer: No. red, St. e7ef1 ,0H,
Corn steady al 3GN:WNc. Oats firm NJ a:l9ta1c.
rl7ytatnss. Shoulders. IHkGa.3tc; clear rib, .tc
Lard, 0.tc. l1oms, HAstXic. e'o'
, 1879-06-05
BOSTON,

hoaToS, Mas, June 4.-FLorH-stcady: West.
esn sni'cr'. s3 o01'.a5; common extrus, 81, ,7s4o
i.sS; Wisconsin extras, Sa.00Q54. 10; Minncsnta
10 Ss :ooH1.7 70; winter wlcasa, Ohio and Mtcht-
gan, 81. 7a 2a; 1llEnols, s.. 00sG 90: st. LouIs,
Siaof1d. 80; Wisconsin and Minnesota patcnt.
proeoas aprtng wheats, $6.Go&ss. TO; winter
~lleats. 81. 00GDH.5D.
0HAtS-cofr, quiet at 40HGelsc; steamer, 4e6s
4a!sc. ~ oat. frm; Ng. and e1tra white, 416h
taei M. :: white. :nGnahci No. y whto aud
M. ml1ed. :l7isHc. Ityt, Ekaj5c, '>'
lNE1E,rT.mFloar. ~ 1900 br!a; corn 10, ooo bu;
s'.frHEsrs-Flonr, ]. QUO brls; corn. 2, ,6o0 bu,
NOoL-stFonget; hrm; .1Ft45: nav cltp IA
lnt9e. Int no accumulation: old stocks last dssp.
hssssaf: n' now taksn ~ fass az 1cces,cd Quota
Fana, 314bioci Wisconsin and Michigan NGbjo.
, 1879-06-05

sa'fs 5nc1u'Io H1', HOn II dry COMMON atrna and
bost1s from ttrand llayu ut ~. iii. Also 200, QUO
f1ercen strips and boards from, pcnsaukeo at
$!00,
as The yards the salcs continue lIhcral tho dry
'Ha hclne aea'ly, rhtle Rrccn In woak under III
fte4sing Supplies. The shipments are mostly Of
'fasonsd lumber. Following arr tue yard quota.
lions;
, 1879-06-05
fl'OI4EIlQ,

TOLEDO. O.. June t.-0MAsx-Wheat strong;
amber Mch1Rau, spot, 81. IL; June, 81, 10; july.
st.od bid; Nv. ! red wtuteE, spot, sL1ll; June,
st'D4; Juay. 81. o5s: August held at 81. 0.A,
st.o.& bid; cxIrs white. Silt; No, 4 1ud, Il. .0s;
so' amber l!liaoIs. Sl.lili: Woalssn ambsr,
x4,d3 bd. torn tltn!: h!Gh- mixed Lrht Al 31Ac;
"se+ =, spot aAa june. Jde bid July, 36!sc bid;
, 1879-06-05
KANSAS CITY.

7F7GNN4
KAHaAs ctrr, No.. Jnnt ,t.-GnA,x--llo Price
Current ranorta wheat rccclpta 1t,.Os ha; n!.ip.
fehts. 10, alo Iu; Arsner; M. :. cash, 81. na;
June, 81 .0fi1i; M. cash, ST. o.; Juua, s1,n].;,
Gofh.-tsctlptF II, q hi: shipments, So 4a7 hi,
nemes; Mo. cash, hike: JWue, 3l,hc.
, 1879-06-05

NAw 0RtEAHa. In. June 4.-Cnrov-F Firm:
m!ld1ing, 12sic: law do, l1!4c: not scceints 4:J5
batcs nEo's. 445 exports coastwl4c, 2 47s; sales,
.50; stock, H. 4i5.
, 1879-06-05
DE1'tkt)I't',
Qkrnntr. Innn 4. Il,

DKrnotr, Jnne 4. 4.--rIoun-Firm,
GnArS-Wheat easier; extra, 81, o,x, No. /
white, t1.osh; Junc, *1.OaS; July, 81. os,s !;
liErEIrTs-Whcat, 2J, 77o hu, !.
snlrAE.Ta-Whcat, 2.11 tl;;i hu.
, 1879-06-05

LoutaTlItz, juno 4.-coT1os-Ftrm ut Ito,
FLor1-Flrtn; extrn, ST. 00as:s 81; do family.
sa.boIs.7h: M. 3, 81. 759ba. 90; fancy, 81, 50:h
u.bU.
1nAtH-Whcat steady. with q fair demand; red
ma amber. 81 ,oAbl.l0. Corn ar,n; whits, .a4c;
mtxcl. BIC, Kyu hsut at iHc, ~~~'
rnoslssnxs7l'ork aulet " $40. oou1o.25. Lnrt
at4c. lnik meats quist xnultirrs :!Hc: cIcsr rIb
4Sef5,sc i,acon Ga!et; shoulders 4isc: clear iii.
l.Iseha 70; clear. basW5hc. uams-Sugat.
NHt4Ks-uull At 81, oil.
, 1879-06-05

EurrAIo. N. y, Jl..c 4.-1.rcErrrs-rlour,
g. i8' ''fh; what. 13l, tH2 In; corn, ~, III bu.
blItrHEkra chna1-"hrat, ~, AtI1 hu; corn,
10s+ 2'H In. liz rallroad-Mhcnt, :, 600 bu; corn,
II, mo Au.
t3nAiS-Whcnt dH1l; No. Dunth ltclu at nlpu.
sf.oH. corn i,navJ; sales. 20. 600 1u; ;I,,ic for
mixed; 4jKc for nlred Western. f}ats scasco; no
fa!es. ltye neglected. barley ncglcctctl.
FHHfdnrs-Canat 4c for whaal; 3L&c fur cprn.
, 1879-06-05
THE cnlcAGo TRIBUNE: THURSDAY 187o-1wEyn PAGES

gar. aHIsc. avn - A"'o"'
KHE!1Ts-Theat. 10. 0Ol tu; corr. IN. 200 hu.
snff*kATs- Wheat, II. COO bn; corn, 81! 900 bl,.
, 1879-06-05


/ ,,rr,.o, .Junc 4. .-CArrLE-1lcceipts, ], ian:
4, ~ dtnsnt; lowcr uriceH: offerings LIBERAL;
tt t,nrr NJ earr forwarded in first ,antts; chore to
tuu.'l 1.a. l,,p;lcrs' eterss - sNk 10; medium to
:4s%SIiM s. IT, r.; 60: 5a' eas "s!s'ss1 sn' sfe9s Fl 4: a.
sn[ls ntaS; buils, s337's037;. Twenty-one eafs
frsot5. r.,,.-,,or,,,,, mn.
.;tHan decided ehnn.c: of1etinEa en1nnnre iavnr.
s'yu ~. w,sl a+t week; fair to Wnod eprd rllccp,
Z! :ag!Mss4. vi; 10; eircu. $t.4d. Five Cara unsolt
t. n o; i 'niy c,nr h"1ly a cngn csgns M 70
ssIiit soaiinn a,i cary fur to choice. S.5O6t:, liz
.TmaE, sss t3 o0G23.:. All offerings disposed OF.
NEW TonK,
yyx Yon,;. June H. .-DxEvEs--Receipt. ., 11o.
p.ket ro.aIby ahade tmltor but mt guotahly
tsh.f: ccent Texas atlh Cherokee cattle. ti1tGa
:dae # es1a ana cs.la tSeDGc outside earu ior fasr
..rnt a5s; shipments, :.'O live; drcsscd bcuf
III nj iGfac. Trxan Aitrs, nild BGl1c ,,atIys.
SaEE,t- IicccIpl.. y. 5no far Two t!ays: market
e. saf: fsoahcfn s aud Western; eencfsl aaIcs, 11;c
n. ~ shcrr; liGtHafc for aMhs.
?sTNs-RcecIp[.. J, 100 tor two l.frs; no lIve m
cuotcd 81. G0fSJ. 10 per 100 n'H.
EAST 1inRnrr.
E.sr L1BrRrr, Pa, dune !. -CSrrLr-rscecint*.
ssa7 head iIirouEh. md lHG local: tntnI for Two
dsys 10 through. nnd 10y loca1: t9pps fair. bnt
ksa 9 prrfty lively, but At decline IN prices ri
H:i G 'sS, IS, @; i''rto rooi' 81. ooa4. III CON-
apE aspEnas-Necc!pl. tp.,!ay 9 zoo heads total tnr tso
t.. i ls1; Workers, 81. 4oa. 50; Ihila'lelphias.
sE snssr- Iees!nts today. 1900 head: !n!alfor
tnl; selling Mt 80. e5fl LIS.
sr. LOUIS.
e. Louts, Mo-. juno. 4:-CArrlE-shtnrin
f,1a.a dull: lower 10 sell: little doing; ,nt,se
, 1879-06-05

III t'c case OF Miss Duer, On trial at Snow It'll,
!; ~. tor tlu nnrler Of Miss llearn, Air. Jul.l
~. tFtstel u ail,ung tbs counsel for The ,lu-
4e4sss al!I uenry taxu aiuvln: thrsu fur tLa
, 1879-06-05
f)SNYE EGO

oswEuo, n. r, Juno 4. --[1nAfN-,yhcnt steady; +;
No. white Michigan, sl.l5. Corn steady; West.
ern, IUo.
, 1879-06-05

trs,. sne Mfsa.flppi lisisy Zimmerman says; :So
n ina. @'s entertained q! any consdcrnbla amount
n; pgs oehR huaH iii oil the Chippewa, Tie rai i,s
Tbs n tei. ist week hnv9 PM that besond question:
iii nnt 's a!e al running to thclr cnpac!ty, rhcEc
,eH ~ 10 10 eSccel LOO, 00 0JD It como out uf
mask n,ses with tie p.esen. watrr nnd thero ts
ssuted uut ot tho boos,,s. ~' A4"''"' e*A W
, 1879-06-05

a staIrEr-ror rool 10 c16ice qualities there was
~, tnuuIrr, Int tho rnofce s0Fts wure scarcity
a.ani,,d lur Nc quite tlIa MARKET ascaly at S.. Il,
= m nef 100 lbs iDf poHr 10 CtIulco
, 1879-06-05
IUAl1sIsIs,

Lumber waa fairly nctlyc, snbont he1t feet Of
seirzfg"cs being eoId dursg tho day. Prices we.o
quoted she tamo M formerly. Tho salca were
mostly Ut inch siuff. Two inch was stcndy al
$L;Nl{ III E!ii. Following ara the t1I,tltatfnua.
, 1879-06-05
t:lEssE-unsnltlctl: now Western, 3.;do7c.
at Sl.o:j.
BALTIMORE.


BA1r1hons, Nd. Juno 4..--rtoun-Firm md
strong; wrstctn superfinc, 81. ..e13 rs; DO cxtrn,
81. l.:aGl5.0o; do taucy, 81. u.
GnAiS-Whcat-Wustorn firm; No. 2 pcupsyl-
rnn'a rcd, 81. 1s@1. 1t'!,: No, = Westcsn Winter
red. spot, 81. ldsd41.15sl: Juno, ST. l5,,s1. 15t{
duly. el.14esi. liz; August, 81. l0s4tb1. 1o4.
cortl-+Wessesn quct but drnl; wcstctn mtxnd,
spot. ftedR4aHc: June, 43'lf14a,1c; July. 4agfo
4aEc; August, 4f:.M44ac; steamer, 4sc. oats
quiet: Western white. :l,a1;sIc; do ,,4rt. ana
t1c. " ~
fiAr-Dull: primo 10 choice rennsylvania and
Maryland, S12.DUfh!a.UD.
IIns'.toss-Stcaty; mess pork, $40. ~, bulk
Ncats-Loote fluadcrs. :',ic; clcRr iii aides,
tic; packed. 4st@3:t:c l'acon-Sho.lJct+, 4ho;
slea! s fib SIDES tic. liams, 1!a0l1c. Lard-iio.
nrrrEn~ Slow; prime to choIee Western packed,
l2Gtl2'sc. -'.- "'
EnGs-QH!et ut 12G3t:tc.
pEr,MLEGM-I,nli; crude, Dskc; rndned, 8Ao.
CorFkE-Ftrm: Rio cnrgocs. ll&a11Ac.
WiItsIr-1)u1t al 81. .ut
FisElGitrn--r0 Liverpool. per steam, qu!ct Cot.
ton, a-1Hd: flour. 70 ID: rra!n, h4d.
RKcElrra-FluMr, ], N:Nl hr!*; wnrnt, 10, 400 bu:
corn 19ii. 10o In: oatA, 00u bu; rye, !, loo bJ,
sIllrAESTa-.Sonc.
, 1879-06-05
fcfeff At generally h!oady fEnres: for Liverpool.
engagenenh hy sail, ~. uo0 hui grain a. 4Ad; by

fcte't At generally s!oady fgnres; for liverpool.
engagenenh hy sail, ~. uo0 hui grain a. 4Ad; by
ssean'' d. ooo bu corn At 5atd per 10 Tbs.
Tothr tf't,iern At'ortafta rrrsa
NEW YonK. dune f.-CoTrox-Markot dull at
!3:t'1 '1cG1 ~ .1Gc3 futnrca ~chk; tune, 11Dic;
July IL: l4c: August, tJ.:Isc; September. 49, o3c;
tlcloher, 1:.0?c: November. 1l.4lc.
Ffntn- Steady: teccint* II, 600 hsts; snoct Stale
and Western. 81. ?if'L G5: common 10 good exifa,
81. 7Ta:it)o; guoa to choice. 2J.sE1a4. 60; whts
wheat extra, 81. 0DG1.0O; extra Ohl0, 81. G5da
h.': 81. Louis, s3.o0t1. 90; Minnesota patent
proccss. 50. U0fa1.t}i;.
t'ntlS-N1eat firm; feco rts. o;11, 900 1,u; ro.
tcctcsa aprinv, tic, No. y do, uotaQtls: Nc. 2,
s1.UlI ~ t.0r: unRrnted Winter red, 81. t01l.A;
No. do, SLIT; mjxc'f winter, SILK: un-
efadc' amber. 81. ii; unesa'tci white. 81. IL: No.
d. 81. 1:snt. 11!i; Nc. 10, sales o1. p0o bn At
1l !f 1 W:,s< sx,5" 4; 1p a' Si1a1 ye
ket .tuI] i: malt +ieady. catn III far demaud; r..
ccrts. :!s, 200 In: nngra.te.. .4l16el4e: 10. i.
''n 'eW' nxcd ss's: e So. whitc Fl Si.s a: nor:
aeltss; reccip!e ~: ooo BIT; No. + white. :'7hc;
llAY--Mnrket ,ln1f.
Iiorr- ijru,ant tair and market firm.
roo.l rrdnrry. Iiiau 7.itlc, stHiaracs 1aiet and
unchanged; Rn-1lcmand fair anu market atm;
IMoirusS.h,arkc. oas,cr ;rcnned. 7ahc; crude.
07T%a.,s; T4iiax1sat..y; .ss1a'nsa; Il HI Il, g.
ltxstH--tlnlct nj 81. J0t11. 37Ei.
Eaa.-iiesxy: Wi; Ee.tsrn. 1om1ao.
=, lEAriE'!-1lcmlock, tnie, Dncuos Ayres, aud
1pnen.d.c liz :!an"o ehf m''d'es AMI heavy "e'eh''
aoWiSii W1fitm; aone.!le nceee,, s1a4os; pulled,
InovIs,oss-rork nfmer: now mess, 81. ooGa
8. n: new, s1n. l2!!f. beef IN fair demand Cnt
snf sr ndrn ''; .;:,lss;x %nx utie dr1r sa 'ss s 1
DUrTEI-hlarket dull hllt weak: Webtern I'm
, 1879-06-05

HfLt1suros. juno a.-Srtn,rs or TuRpENrlSs.
Steady at :,5alc.
, 1879-06-05
Lcnrr. | Ar rvo

rnlfnan Hntc! orr arc run through, betvent mi.
1t 1H11 4. n. " " 'ee''u& t"'ceke
other tosd rnn1 Pullman ahy otbas form 1t
q-nrpot corner Of Wills and Kto.te.as
h-Depot corner OF Canat aud KinNe.ex
GialCA9o. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Hnnts fnnt o. !akeat.. Inifaha:Av and EtttcctthsL
II. and at dc1NfA. ~@ ~ o'"s~~
, 1879-06-05

------- Leave. ! Ar11ve
Chicago Mrndota EYnrtst u z.r] . ~. y. = -
nfthwa Il ftrraiof E1prras,..s 7:IS NJ s;ag II II
SehrA1ka kh,fskA Etpfcss MI -. lin s;Su u
!soEkf1rd Frrrtort ExDtra 4tf1.fn - Xxx TX u
Uhhh1uc Afnux EltT ESurrAs " 4i6.tS, y. 80 80 "
!1chc Faat E1prtu :. sifl:a N s:1H n n
kAna1 4 t:0nradn E1rfep @ siG:n ~ 9.1G 9.1G U
ll1Ther f]rort Accommodation 8.I5 n III " -
hhrufA Passenger. a.i5 "a 3,51 ~
Anrns. t'a,:sn4 hzpFeA ss...s t.3t m sio:40 Ia
i!1wntt 3fnFd Accommodation i.fs !, ~ gt.3 ~
Err" PUI Dubuque ExpfrAs .s iii Il ma nm ~
Tnts. Z. - apscA ..ss'..f 0ts mt B:51 ID
hatltM EltJ St Joe Expires. III il:01 nf n:Ss =
C.. u. Q. Palace Dining Car, AMI pIiitnnn r. -6..1
sIfrrnE Carr run Ncrn Chicsvo and inshr ~ Tha
Fac1h0 ExpEts4. ~ ~"sN" VI 'us
GAlOAao, Ro0K BLAND PACIFIC RAILRoAnI
ne~1t cfaTf sn1 e. Fan ren and setnansta CITY
AHkes oace' % L!Arkst. Sherman Iousc.
, 1879-06-05

CINCINNATI. Juno 4.-~lfpua-Quict: common,
t20t3.l Ii: light, 81. .85t3, ii; pncktng, 81 .:,O
s.;a bntclers', $3.5odn;i.u5; receipts, Z, J0i;
thpMtnts. bi0.
, 1879-06-05

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, l. gE PAUL RAILWAY
Una9h uenok corner aadIson and CsnAl.sta T1ckot
and 1t depot ' 'f "A 4io"ss1
, 1879-06-05

Leave. ! As7fYe.
khnaas City Il Denver Fast Ex '.tcaa IN a.nn n n
Et Luuia. fprfnule1d d Texas ,a 1(U ms 7.ns - -
Mobile Il New UrlennA EtpfeAs - U:iy Yts 1:sa ~
st. Louis. Springfield Texas :, D;tU fS 7:fI3 Il.
IroI:e. !NtfHhEtol FAtf ENfFM b!UJ NIL g,hQ n m
Chicago 1aducnh IL. Ii, Ex..H 9:iJ} fn3 7.sS -
ttreAt1r Lnc1n, WaslinEt'n H. s1c;a1 sns a:G1 + ri
Toilet Dwight Accumnodaton' 6:0o + MI D:i0 III
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12
agricultural.
rMpoRrArr puaeDerIoN.

II seems to us that il would % q
profitable industry to have variety
farm rear town devoted to rsising
sheep ard lambs for market, sis"
pigs, poultry, kids and cslves. The
COWS could be carefnllv selected for
good milking qualities and IN q
short time th- calves could be fed by
hard. the milk being sold 10 market
or converted Tito butter Yong
lambs pigs. KIDS and cAlvee, are IN
great demard and command high
ices. The flesh of Lids is esteem
I'd be- some more highly than that Of
LIMBS. The dairy department. win
The olhers, would make pct able
| wing far the proprietor Of the es>
tsblishme Mt. Ten or fifteen sheep.
the same number of gos's, eight or
ten cows. two or ;hree sows OF q
good breed. and from 80 to a hun
dred chickens, managed with due
care and economy. would yield
clear prof, of from 1900 TO looo
dollars The proprietor instead OF
h.r ine ems nmers wnrldr b ble
t. supply 'te demards -h..' ~""'"
90 is met him 90 evr ha' d
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

:,
A 40 coo acre "heet farm Oh the
globe ia said to be the Groudin farm
on The tow. of Fargo d.
!, ohao.. same 40 600
S""' = a.,
acres both u've'' 'n''', anu -
land ard ''es close 70 'ne ~ III n
DIVIDED INC -FOUR pa''S' ""s -,
ing, gransrirS' MAJ n n,na T"' FS'
vators, stables i'' wv wv o ""'''
room i"' f'"'' = ',00 wv 49,, .
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

The t, allowing IS SAID to be cure
fer Hind s1sggers in horses First
bleed the horse as lotg IS he c&f
well sand it. and th-u po,r one "a
blespo ntul Of spirits Of turpen'i"e
and be same quantity Of The root 81
garlic, we'll pounded, in each ear. -
I hen stick corn cohs IN each ear
a, 1 tie ihen, eecu' y in oder 'i'a
the cobs may cot b sh ken out, a
ter v hch smoke tn noytri's Of th'
ho,se severely wi ~ fra'hers anc
rag vice > dsv,"
Us. tha' WI ca t him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

~ de,pin' Bermuda ga $
Is lapu 81 wig mo u"iversa! -
va 'oJ oily t"r 'tsEing washing
gulii nj h"idug together Ii wees
aad 20 b.ukments with it's long
clespls roots, huf as pasture. TN
III. s.rct hills e Virginia and North
and 50, d Ca.ol..s. IN George,
|. n,s' p SIS l-xet. a.d - ia.'t a.
~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

To GEr APPLES SOON FROM
YuUNu FREES Many think that II
pls"ring apple trees sll that rs
neces ary is TO dig small Goles aboc'
foo "a rare and toot deep, pia"t
the trees fiicg win manure, ard
plons ia the iane once Or twlca a ! ear
HhA Is The reasou Why 20 may see
apple tire. t'om 10 90 20 years old
that d. not lie d more Than two o.
cr three bu heis OF sIples. One
tree planted veil will hr w"rtn more
thst eight ,re-s riaut"d (" this way
ftie .p 9. aors thar sh,md ha ~ u
d 20 bnh ftr econ D' AID prof
Les h. h"ie he dnL five O. six ices
"a 81 4 ~ = & N,th mix
+ a. ~ =
-ttsut; &, 80
borh-I, / II - Dr. /, 'a sr"'s -
h. E.eouct "Iti lrcfeaSe a. l.
gets older
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

If Won want your JOB printing
dove nea'er and cheaper than II ca
he done else here, bring it to the
Journal Office
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-12

, ....,. 4 49, 49, "a, AL. T.. L.. .I.N..---
Fec 81 1913
j W Ii UNDEkwooD, j. ) O. b G.
hereby certify The abovs To be a true alb
stract from nioutes OF PauldiDg Superior Court
]. NEIGS HUNT, Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05
The Trunk Lines In Conference.

BUFFALO, June 4.-The representatives
Of the trunk lines OF railroads including
the officials Of the Pennsylvania, Bali.
timore and Ohio, New York, Lake Erie
and Western, New York Central, Penn.
sylvania Central, Boston and Albany, Lake
Shore, Michigan Central, Canada South.
ern Grand Trunk, and Great Western
met in session at Niagara Falls to-day. The
meeting has for the principal object an
agreement on the division oftonnage and
putting into effect an East bound pool
from Chicago.
The meeting organized by eIecting Com.
missioner Albert Fink as Chairman and
Isaac Markins Secretary.
Several committees were appointed and
the subject Of the shipments Of live stock
were considered at length.
The meeting adjourned Till tomorrow
when an important conference will be
hn1h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05
The Rich California Banker.

When it became known that one Of the
richest California bankers had # the Pa
citic coast and transferred his base OF oper.
ations to the New York Stock Exchange,
all the shrewd tinanCiers watched his
course with keen interest to see how he
would succeed. The result has emphati-
cally proved the wealthy bankers sagaCi-
ty. Besides having much wider and
more promising field to operate in, he is
known to have been in several stock COM
binations that paid immense profits. By
the combination method OF operating in
stocks Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co., Bankers,
N. y, unite orders OF thousands OF cuslo-
mers, in different sums, into one vast cap.
ital and operate them as a mighty whole,
dividing profits pro rata among sharehOld.
ers every 30 days Capital in any amount
from $40 to $l00,0 can be used with z, eat
success in these pools SO would pay 500
profit. $500 would pay 5000 or 10 per
cent on the stock during the month.
Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.'S new circular
(mailed tree) gives "two unerring rules for
success" and full particulars, so that any
one can operate in stocks, and make mon,
ey. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence
& Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. Y.
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LittIetOu-The Situation Not 10 bad m
Reported.
Correspondence Of the Intelligencer.
LlrrLEroN, W. Va, June4, 1879.
Your correspondent arrived at the "seat
Of war" today, prepared to find an en-
sanguined field covered with CORY corpses,
but was surprised to find that the quiet
village Of Littleton was enjoying its usual
serenity.
The "Red Men" examinations have been
postponed until tomorrow morning. The
parties have gone home, and there is as
little material here for sensational letter
as in any other quiet village.
The general expression Of the citizens
here is in favor Of the preservation Of law
and order, and we were surprised to find
that the people here do not look like the
desperadoes they have been pictured.
There is a very general complaint on
the part OF those interviewed, that the peo-
pie OF this portion OF Wetzel county have
been misrepresented-that while there
are some lawless characters, that the ways
OF the people are law.abiding, and that all
the talk about "Calling out the military"
is perfect ioolishness. Even those who
are accused Of violations OF the law, pro.
iess a perfect willingness TO abide by
whatever punishment may be assessed
against them, and we are reinclined 10 think
that your military need not prepare for
active service here Just at present,
Eterv man here insists that the laws
must be enforced, and while they say this,
many OF them think that the majority Of
those who are accused in this case, u
guilty, have been led into their present
position by Ignorance or thonghtlessness,
and should be leniently dealt with.
The cred Men" Of Wetzel, as originally
orpanized, were OF the best men in the
eounty, ana organized for the purpose oi
enforcing laws that could not, or at least
had not been enforced by the proper
authorities. The lynohing OF Jennings
and OF Wallace was q blessing to the
county, and had the business stopped
here all would have been right. But men
not above suspicion themselves took ad
vantage OF the terror inspired BY thu
organization, and private spite and filthy
malice instead OF desire for the public
good were the actuating motives. Manl
Of the men who originally belonged u
the organization Withdrew from 1t, and o
J those who remained many only quietl!
acquiesced In the work that was betnt
done. 'f-''i't.. At' !,
Il is safe to say that not one man II
twenty in this county approves Of the &C
tion Of the self constituted vigilants VIII
bare haen liR0racinp the county, and OF
the other hand at,least theSame proportio
are earnestly in favor Of having the law
as rigidly enforced against those who's
lawless actions gave rise to an apparen
!. necessity for the organization.
The officers Of the county express then
:, = selves as ready, able aud willing 70 entorC
. the laws and We are inclined to think tbs
] they will do so, OF tCourse there Is danRe
r that ''bad bloodn will be stirred up durin
! ihe pendency Of the examinations but th
:, present prospects are favorable tor q peac
y able and full examination.
n OCCASIONAL.
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MoUNDsvuLE.
closing Exercises OF the SehooI-M. T..
Church Festival = MiIIIard whiting.
hams Funeral-LaWn Festival.
Cnrresno onhhncn Of tha IntaIlIrnnnnr


hams Funeral-LaWn Festival.
Correspondence Of the Intellgeneer.
MoUNDsvILLE, June 4, 1879.
The closing exercises OF our school take
place during the present week, as follows:
Tomorrow Thursday evening the Alumni
performance will be held in the School
Hall, and will consist of an address by the
President, an essay, oration, select reading
and class history. On Friday the exami-
nation Of the graduating class will take
place, and on Friday evening the Com
meRcement exercises. The public gener-
ally, one and all, are cordially invited to
be present. The exercises each evening
will begin promptly at a o'clock.
The festival given on last evening by
the "Willing Workers" OF the NJ. i.
Church netted something over $50. This
society is composed of a number OF the
young misses Of the church and others,
and they will do good work for the new
church building.
This afternoon at o'clock the funeral
Of Milliard Nottingham took place from
his fathers residence in the Upper Ward.
He fell a victim OF that dread disease con-
sumption. He was young man beloved
and respected by all who knew him. His
parents and friends have the deepest SYM
pathies Of the entire community.
A lawn festival will be held tomorrow
evening, in front OF Mr.. Collins residence,
for the benefit OF the Presbyterian Church,
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The marks indicate feet Q inches and
falling.
Weather clear and cool.
The Emma Graham was due down last
night for Cincinnati.
The Buckeye State is due up to-day.
The Courier will bc to.day's packet for
Parkersburg.
The 0'Neal makes her last trip in the
Pittsburgh trade to-day, leaving at FAN,
She entersthe Steubenvlle trade Saturday.
The st. Lawrence isdue from Cincinnati
tomorrow.
The @. ". Bachelor is lying at the
wharf completing her outfit, and will be
day.
The local packets arc running us usual.
EBy TeIegrlphI
MEMPHIS, June 4.-River rose 10 inches,
Weather clear and pleasant.
LoUIsvILLE, June 4.-Weather clear and
pleasant River falling; 0 feet inches in
P!TrspuRaM, June 4.-River 2 feet and
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-River 10 feet 6
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived-Katie Stockdale,
Pittsburgh. Departed w. r. Thompson,
Pittsburgh; ]. W. CAT, Memphis; Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans,