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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-09
DISTRICT COURT.


Joel Martin v. James A. Wren, ct al.
Dismissed ut plaintiffs costs.
b. II. Jaynes' heirs r. +. Campbell ct
al. Motion to retax costs refused.
b II. Jaynes' heirs v. Leander Brown.
Motion TO retaX costs refused.
The State V. Amanda Jackson; theft of
800. Dismissed, she being crazy at the
time the theft was committed.
The State v. John Vaughn theft of S63.
Dismissed.
The State v. William Moore; theft.
Dismissed, Moore being in the peniten-
tiary.
The following cases were set for trial I:
The State v. II. W. Wynne; uttering
forged papers. Set for July 9th.
The State v. II. V. Hurlock. Uttering
forged papers. Set for June oath, 1881.
The State v. Cally Cain and William
Crowder theft. Set for June 9th, 1881.
The State v. VIM. and Robert Eanes ;
murder. Set for June 10Th for motion to
change venue to be submitted.
The State v. Bill CrOwder assault to
murder, Set for June 9Th, 1881.
The State v. Jack Smith and Tom Tin
min burglary. Set for June 10th, 1851.
The Statev. f. M. Hanks forgery and
utterlng. Set for July LIST, 1881:
The Aultman 4 Taylor Company v.
Ben N. Shropshire and wife. Judgment
for plaintiff for S4S9.47, with IL per cent.
interest and foreclosure OF mortgage
against all the property except the land
described IN the petition. Homestead
rights recognized. judgment also in IA
vor of plaintiff for S4S attorneys fees.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-09
The Wool Market.

Yesterday the wool receipts were quite
large, and found the buyers willing to
pay the very highest prices. The market
was firm, and prices ran up to 251Z cents,
with a tendency to remain there. A late
circular from. Boston, dated June I'd,
says:
On the 10th the London auctions opened
with a large offering of colonial woods.
The attendance was good and the bid
ding, although on lower basis than at
the close ofthe previous series, was quite
as liberal as was expected. The low
range of prices in this country (America)
precluded the possibility Interpretations (;
and it became clearly evident that so long
as the present basis of values continued
here, our manufacturers would have to
depend upon the home grown staple and
such parcels of foreign wool as were al
ready in the American market.
Fine fleeees which were rather slug
gish at the beginning of the month, have
during the past week been in good de-
mand, although manufacturers are slow
to pay any advance over previous rates A;
and holders, with the desire to clo>e up
old accounts before opening the new sea-
son, have generally been disposed to
meet buyers at present quotations. The
transactions have led to a considerable
reduction of the stock of desirable lots on
the market, and at the close, slight I'M
prOvement is noticeable in the value OF
Y and above fieeces.
Medium fieeces.-The supply of good
medium or half-blOod grade is now scarce,
the inquiry for this class having been quite
active for the past ten days. Low me-
dunn or quarter blood, as well as coarse
wool continue to be neglected, and do
not seem to enter into the present pro-
ductiOn of goods to anY great extent, For
this latter quality we anticipate but lit
tie demand during the coming season,
and operators in the new clip should
avoid them as much as possible, except
at very low prices.
Texas Wools.-These woods seem to be
in better general condition than last year,
and will undoubtedly meet with much
favor from manufacturers. As but little
of the new clip has arrived in Eastern
markets, and old lots are closely cleaned
up, the transactions for the month have
been merely nominal. The course OF the
market last year, with steady decline,
could give but little satisfaction to ship
pers /; this season, however, opens on the
opposite basis with new prices as n start
ing point, and general improvement in
prospect for both wool and wO0lens, as
an encouragement to make cOnsignments
to the seabOard markets.
Northern, spring fine, 276130c; Northern,
spring medium. 29@32c; Western, spring
fine, 26(92Sc; Western, spring medium,
27@30c; Mexican improved, 2l@24c !;
Mexican, 16@lSc-; BURY woods, value
nominal.
The market here is firm and our buyers
are determined to pay the very highest
prices. Wool-growers can not do better
than bring their clips to this city.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-06-09

This court, Hon. E. B. Turner presid-:
ing. convened yesterday. Nothing OF
fmDOrtance was done.
, 1881-09-23
GRAND LODGE or opD.FELlOWs,

*ptE1A II lHa%h 70 ! ~ %HteAqu IFtoAH&
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. .s.-The Sovereign
1rand (.odge Of the Independent Order Of Odd.
Fellows mut again today. pursuant to adjourn
nlent, with q quorum OF Grand b1dics tho
Dranl officers And Nyc Grand sises prcscut.
Tho report ut tho Committee On Appeats WINS
continued unt,la o'ol0ck, at which h0ur tho
amendments to tho coustituuon proposed a. tho
sesstul Of 1879 aud referred to the session OF
1851 ualne up for consIuerat ton, aua with thom
the rulsa Of the order ttoEty.alx scutoasl. wh!eh
afternoon session was occupied In considering
tho report ot the cnMn,lttc. on Appcnlb ~ tho
oase Ut J. II. Schryvcr w. The Qrand Lodge III
Ohio. AehryvcE wAs expeIlad from tho Order
for obtaining bgnns!ts whom not ont!tetl to
them. The urand l4u.!Rc OF Ohio sustained tho
aa!ion oi the suo.rd'nats l.1dxe. Hut y = re-.
peals Representative &Icdven, ot 0hlu, nsferuI
i 9lptton q roier tho report 1gain tu tho com
tatntn4 the GrAud T.ntige nt uhiu The hour ut
adjournment Nsrlvc.t before y conclusion was
reached, antl tho tuhttDr WIS lR!l over Until to-
norrow. nlurnlng. Tho night session OF tho
Grand Lodge wus occupied With business Of 4
strictly secret character,
, 1881-09-23

nuuors nre atloat that the truilk.l!ne prca.
dents arc again discussing plnns for tho sottle-
mcnt Ut their difficulties, to make m end to the
present disastrous war In freight and passenger
ratcs. 1t wus reported Yesterday that tho Pres
tlenta hnd met In New York a dny or twn ago,
but. US no ono Is able to give any particu-
IMrs, 1t ~ very likely that tho rumura
Rro premature, and that they wcre started for
for tho purpose OF influencing tho stock market.
II II meeting had bcen held for such purpose
md tharo waB nny prospect Of u settlement Of
tho troubles, tho fact would be communicated
tn tho managers OF tho wcstcri, rua!s, but none
Ut them know anything about It, or ut least they
clam to know Iothlng about II.
II Ia the opinion OF the rnllroal mnnNgcrs here
that tho tiMc for settling tho troubles atnong
tho Eustcrn lines IL still fur OH, and IN orlcr to
rctstaDlfsh friendly relations between tho roads
meeting Of tho .foIat Executive CoMu,Ittao
lhut most Of fhv trunk lIllus aru unxluus 10
nave tho present :" unpaasantness " stopped,
but Vanderbilt. is NOT wIl!E unt!f ho securcs all
tha concessions hu demands. aul ~ tho
such concessions NJ toMx ~ thoy nrs
Of htstiIitlcs Is tiuar ri hIud. III. Vanderbilt
den,an's tho cstuO!lahnons Of p1pl hnse4 I'D
upon lllat years earnings, to b. 1lIdlnx TOR
tacIr roatis 10 Ill dlrscuoas. lid capuci to doas
Gay tno. !. a ysf u s
us they could atrssb no 'at4'nso from thois nc.
ceHsonE sturll,K tho continuance Of such ps,ul,
1t Ia pruhabte, hnwuyur. thut ss,tI,g trugD lnny
soon DC Objected bvs wses tho New Y0Fk Ccn!ra!
senxcr iilsscltics, III tho rMsds Rrt M sliIerlng
severely tss,ia tho extremely low rltes. This,
however, wuul nut stop tho cutting of rntcs hy
thu Grand Trunk, rs General Manager tlirkhntt,
bofare !casinx tor Europs. lett sl.reGtloHs nut
to ctiicr !ntu any negotiations fnr tho settle.
trst,sbles ar9 sat,slart1r9ly aFravKuyl. HUI US
Vanderbilt tMs repeatedly announced thAt hg
tho tiruld Trunk, ihcre IL nothing it tho why nf
aH arrangement hotwecn him and tho Fci'Hsy!.
ya.la !.e"pss sor tGe Iea.yra,io,. "l Easss;mEsr
j. Ohio aud tho Eria aFo reported ~ bg lItia
anxious III hnso paAsoilyer ralcs l!dvA'lrc,t, ~
Now f0rk, ~ reported. II was evidently for this
, 1881-09-23

lnrly. ns IN hnt served ~ ,napy years hx fz.t,utp
War ,f tho ltcbeI!Ion he had seen m servico IN
t'at Ten, Mea'lt: wns to hive ts'n Division of Tho
Atlant'c - IEn. Hrant hah promised It tn 0cn.
Meade fen. ThDmas then announced his In
tcrt'oH or nppiyin9 for that dtristnn every f0nr
ycnrs Until hc R6t It,. The Military
Division Of tho Missouri. with head.
TnHrters Nt Chicago, was l1ia second
choice bnt thnt had been assigned
tD Tho Lieutenant. General Gen. Thomns then
FclEctcd tho division of tho Pacific. Rntl. not
wlthstdndlnx Mn nrtlcr Il said IN hnvn alsenhy
!nch pr"EArutl nssxHtng Den aehDls!d tn It,
IT. wn4 u!sen to Gen. fnnmas. ton. Heloiield
tlalnts tho 1rflGT WIS ct1HhQei At hts retlliGst;
that mny have l,t.cn tho cnsu. ftnd II mt hcrt
GbBnRed ten. ThHina@. WhH was sranrtirK Under
HHtt4n nj n(lstiec. fGclareh H. his Intention to
1iare placed his Views In writing Of whht hAtl Nc-
eotnc imperative In IN ut!lctr Ut hIs rnrk.
IF IF IL NECESSARY 70 DISTURB TIE GRAVES
or TIE DEAD
IN order to bolster Up tito rnputat!pn os Tho
living. It may nsD nut be eunsit4.s.i ijrencb Or
trust tor the living tn a,nt testtn what thoy have
gained t'y eoIatiilentn relations Ia tho df.i IN
x1nt1lcatk'n of An honest rttxirtl. Tho CAREER NJ
Hct. InfImNs WIS ~ inAtctcHs, hts character
WINS 50 pure. tnnVnnhlibl.Y, eun-lstbnt, alId we'll
rtufett. TINT Gyrn nj this IHtH tiIy shMtts atle5
III hi4 history must fnlE to lind VulnGrutlt0 etot
- plntcr, G1teJalh against tho HreHt living arc
Iesff|Gdbie hHw cnntcntfttff,tu they apuear Whtn
1lrnetea ngalnst tho ltlustriou4 tend. vgry re-
AptettAlly yOurs, SaSFuHb c, KEtttSt,G.
, 1881-09-23
EMANCIPATION DAY.


NESnnrA, Ill, Sept. 29.-The nlnctoenlh anu!-
yersasy celebration Ut the emancipation prog
Iamntiup wns Asl4 Ia thIS city today. About ouO
delegates from various parts Of tho State were
Ia attendance and It Ia thought that iheco times
AZ many would have baon pFpaent hall Il not
leen f0F tho feeling VI regret over tho death Of
President GartEe!l. Eotuhle InoMg tt0a8 pEus.
ont wese tho Excelsiur Hand OF ChcnY6 aud
Co'npany u. s!xtevnth Nsgtmeat l!!Ircts % state t
Guards, Capt: nr9w4 Ge,,tnamndnE E9,os Thv 1sey X;
prayer: Tha apeakess weso Aeasrs: M!tchetl
and iaakcr, VI Chlrayf', and the ltev. Ar. N!oce,
1T IMtayla. lgeatIunt, Charles Graut: VIG0-
President. lle4ry Iiill; Masahal OF tho day,
AfcAiu Alexander.
, 1881-09-23
EXCITEMENT IN READING.
R1ttint fbtt+,nfAk IA 1hk f.Aisur. 7..xk.-~

PHILADELPHIA, PHI, sept. .,.-Tho strong pur.
chasing movement In Rcadlny shows that thcrs
Is something tnora than mere stock CANT bling ut
the hack Of It. Opening ut 53H. an exceedingly
hxh prlco compared with that recently pad,
tho mnrkct jumped To ~ and on upward to
I,4 with hartiIy n break. During tho tlny
tremendous business was done, no lcsa than
as01 shares helnK sold. Tho stock wns atEony-
cr hboFe 11 fhhii nt nny tlno during tho day, md
It so:d On tho street utter business hours at 35s;
IN thu Exchange tho greatest oxp!teMent and
enthusiasm rciRneh MI dny. Among tho
Encftfunts was tho failuro Of james II. Toune, 4
sinai! operator who WIS shart OF Reading, and
fnilcl year uEo because he WIS On the long
st3c The street WINS fttlf Of rumors and for the
rs,a Mnncnt cs..rybody was ~ bull IN tho stock.
e wS a Ssnx Il y tho Ss% osser. eaae 1Hs as aH9 as9
WIKI %n aSaf." :. tqyns saatns sh
IT, df waats en 10 ''s ssontlo S
in order !" get line into this city.
sost Tas w.9a % f0 SIS s 5soS posa ssasd2 II n
ryIns trade, whieh wonta eunble bin tu uIetato
ioca, tra!a Ia Contra! Now YORK, and vim soon
Gt,o a nS ,S 'ts In,o c Tntly NJ ya1asr-
IL m asws n = to 'he Sfn st 'ssaaeF
eap%t @es eaSs 70 tasa apon nssf
the ereat task ~ putting tho rond on It's tret,
urse that tue net Sarsnxs e tho lag. ot
aess ahead ot tho soinpany. Later II
uowan bid tormc'i pool sincc his arrivnt hero ea
for tho purchase Of $1,000 sharcs, and that Nal.
l,o,'a.s frsna; ha sven orders tor nsavy p9f:
''yss' rs IT, &c is'sssst a' ssG sG .Ss;
10 New York Inst week to nav for tho stuck 1t
, 1881-09-23

spsetat Dtspatth ID Ins Chicago Itsh7tns.
Lt1TkE Rock, Ark. Sept. @ss.-futelilEenc0 was
received tonight OF tho suicide OF Mrs. susan
House, who ilred near tho lIttlo village Of To-
lcIo. 6oAo time ago aho unnrrictl and was aftcr-
wards deserted by her husba1ld. and, being
proud and sensitive, thts 80 proyed on her mind
that sh1 sought death. Tho unhappy woman
waa found lying upon tho led win. in empty
lalitilnutn vlat ufasped In her hand. bhe hul
taken enough TO kill three PERSONS 5ho lcft
tnnny loving messages for her chitdron--two
pAtnlny her rensan tor tho d1ad,
and bcyH,nE shom to forgive her and cherish
hGE
, 1881-09-23

We nro strongly disposed 10 regard TINT pgr-
son Us ths 1est physician who 4oas usost to a!.
ytandard, Mn. Lydia 4. Fiukha xH sYaytetn
aveuue, Lynn, AAsA.. IL entitled to the front
runk. for her vegetable ctlmpo1nd ID duly work.
tux wonderful cures !n fetunla lIaeasej, Hun4
fUF circular 10 tho aboye addrssss
, 1881-09-23
RAILROADS.
Proceedings of the General Pas
senger Agents Conven-
tion.
The Railroad War Kaging-No Meeting
Of Tie Trunk Line presi-
dents.
d Venerable Chicago Depot About to
Pass Out Of Existence.

S WV " A"Aa1oAies
,0EyrpA1, rAssrxnrr .nrv,rs-
rh-4 ....s.n, - - -. AHE -.
u "n"ar. 49,, evosent'o'i ot 'uo Henora' rms
jourued without tr.us.ctl,tu auy busInes, oY
t,DpYrtnnco. md nn,t nj tho f,enproi pasacnrnr
Axehts rum .nts eity h"ve returned. Tho fat'-
uro to transact any business Of interest prln-
sur yr o . A@sa. nn e
icaa,nv Eastern ros cuu!, m. a a,to,a II to r.. r..
lnnln awny from their posts very long. lmmc.
dIhtety Attor tho organization of the association
Mr.. Ju,ncs charl.un. Of tho Chicuso : Alton,
rose AMI stated lint Mt Tho request unJ i, tho
auslco Ut n'any inetnbers hn ~onll hsk unnnt-
nons cnnsent tor thu purpose Of Introducing a
t,n,1 f,aruttsr III. N,t,o, ~, ,,.1a.,t.,. ,,.,,.
,,,ad., ~. r.,'s,..' ,. '"sm. ' ~ ~ u.nk
Seconded ] that 1s" e'tee "tc m au p"ft
apprDpr,I,u resolutions. Alter tho rosio,l hid
been presented Mr. Charttt,n s,tI,l:
tho most lifting in tho ,prt.cnto nt such ill
event hs this. Mine shall hc few II even they
It'll III oter rcsPttts. t,nly within the Inst few
minutes hMve kHtwn ttAt this duty w0tl,h TIC
ma!lo. bur II ttn!9 fut preparation had hteb Lsr.
inltted mn feet that should hnvs atill brrn
+, nc dsauate io sttct m nccnsIo,,>4. / Rnycrn
nyself. theretore. liy 81 Ercat example In ancient
Ss a Ss; sfst m 9rfa 9tor G n"n to rsss r
1Hd covered hts face III hs innIltaI att1 want un
act moro ettsluant. tnnra touching, and more
exnressivu thhsl nny clNiurncc Ut speech. liay-
inR. like him. great subject. tn which IN wnrds
nrc etluA l tcnve my resolution with you, feel-
its fnrur.
n.!.tcs TO draft the resn;'ti3ns ti, JUNE, chhrl-
a: V. X. carpenter. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul: j. y.
Abbott. Eric: !. Waldo. linls.on s. Texas Cen
ayior a!nii Ns95e 'i'sS Fufaa Wss'sr
,GHtC. DhtU Atsslsslppli w, u. Durtdson-
, 1881-09-23

Eofttdl DIpdtth "a Tbs Chicago Tr1bunt.
KANSAS Cry. NO., Sept, "a large delegh.
ton o. Gcuernl Passenger Agents OF tho United
Suites and Canada, who have Just finished their
annual meeting tn st. Louis, reached Knnsas
City tonfsht Mt o .o'c1ock by special trafn over
tho Missouri PAcinc ftnad. en- route Ia Colorado.
Upon their nrrlrnl here they were met by Of
iiocrs Ut the Union Pacific Company, over whose
rpnd they ~ to Denver In tho morning. Thera
nrc IOB persons In tic party, and tonight they
accepted IN Invitation und attended a perfor-
mauee at Coatns' Opera House in a body.
, 1881-09-23

vi EtItJl1luf1Nf WpttH Wbt1Ek PfGtGnt Il tfRG
,,nRwrrrlnujy opp.,srd ~ my nj which sup
trSs,ss :; or r., Tho I;tt a eg!tirto IL.
prGssInit DF oar convictions la Ustfrr .hRt ynss
lnny Judge wt.c!hor uyuu would 10 justltlod In
Accepting 0tlr Hrer 0r
coSr1pEScE AMI FRATERNITY,
md. while wo feel q conscious pride in tho tlcvn.
tlon and hrrt,EHnt nf hnr utI.nraieR, and snnurn
for !",r ical With xn,l,inu xrfur. NC IL mt III.
tend, ,tar ean w. st!nreny t.eiraut III tho leaat
l.ntly, a,!d cuen ,o'cros!ni il ,ha .,,na haritssc
respons,6ie "'' ior I'll it, safe sranstnissIun /!
f,%nI'is a,Iussa, u's Gf n, T. sas y IT Of ths ts
nctnrs thcrcnn. alId upbn w,,!ah Fct1ern's and
Canf.4srntrs pn,,r':t nut thor blond, the h!Hhnst
cnttxc far w'ttct they fastght. attd 9azfng ttnw
- ~ no Er'ya q thg.o eio 20 ea tio ,ac M sna
p, f rr III rn1 py h!s Nu" INV 1y s s
purified asid *nnufttad. and sn with yoti viii
s.r!.H n 70 pGrpsna'n I'll; 0"ysrnment ., Of ,ne
1t ihay never perish from the cnrth.
nrS. xEtrEn, or onto, RESPONDED
as follows on hchaif Of tho sucoty Of Unon.
ista: ''''''0
DExr.HNEs or ,TnE aotiEry or Ex.CnsrEr-
u.rftrfn !1o very defhMte though ptenettt4 duty
., ~ , 10 ~ ,n.1tty w.os ts y,
eIutr, Ut ,tio Army q tIu C',lnbarand rniMsn
thinks "s t's Eia;iy,nx ;!eOs rse md g
e' ss q. ss" !s!s 4istussis r. s saes iSS :'s
o o nrss,, 'nss ot 9 Tho "f pt wsr
and tho trll.!Gd and tried snl'lters OF tho twu
Ar9cst nrn,ltH tl1nt utcr jnt,rh in in,Jiy etriru,
tr.my may saY "''nou' to"'f"o'e"o" 1Fo"' "hS tnat
1lltAyE MEN LOVE TlIt: PATHS OF PEACE,
mi tue Will cnnrgieA nr war. It Is tnsnh!tEy
s,rs u i, ripus r,,ts"i ~ tbn sui,e haI,,i. tft
81, tnts % wr.n,nI nnt"r ytnrs m wi;h ,1n,nat
,,s,ni,r,jan ln,itlnoss w"f9 gryued in i',ur,a
"'i 10 pcace: r@he @ ,usr"orabc. blomy pat,is sus
e G i,.rt % ~ sk " tpr~ ~ sxs nn,, y, 'n!s ~,
LookUIit Mo.,ita! ctIrle,i III, nbs,ys tao clouds
of he,,ver, ani .iolr r''ar s.tatanx!e.i WITH iho
fr1 ,hroun ibe xs VII ttsst tie as W
ans ,,,, T a } Sns ;.n9
thn Two nri,lics. ut oncU pruyo tho @'0A@
.r,.,1,xn ~, an, ,crru mr. r,t, :, ,rr wan
mn thu bravery or tnoso WIN nnr,to,natci
Stnr,f,, iIrntr;tt, nt,r 'frnt nrn ififHruifv nv,
tminvImt III" n"t,rs. hln,a mi Sa.,..s II thnsa
VIII tnId III tho punn,ty ut aoru. ey"t3on o 10
sinay sanra a arS after IT, rcuas .s ~ II S,g VIZ
"Nn tnt nwov tb"t r.nrnarulaiiv" ,nn, WY "
ss # IL sss{Ss s sSs js +
W shoafs 70 fys gae Tic ,sat eas M
SSs s iS Tho ;xs,.ss ;o'f ind s
q a9Sye Is ten $ta years wy IN nc hoY9!s t,0 a1sd
ssst % Si SvS g. ior ,S;s SsA,s y1 a r.
s 'tr" MI, ~ H tha NM, ernio nn
HAT ayar Il, ri wna ivnic,l 10 ita rrnsorvntInf
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, 1881-09-23

Tho greatest nourlshlng tonic, appetizer,
strengthencr, and curative On Garth. flop BIT
trrY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31
TAX NOTICE,

All lax bib, whether on personal property or
rial estate, TcinNining In my hands OH The lint day
Of January unpaid VIII bc placed In the hands Of
aJntICc Tor collection, ibis Is positively the last
notice GEO. H. TlNGLE,
deli FX.Sherin' Ohio County
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31
PASsENGI:I. RATES.
A Liberal Discount On and After Janu.
nry list, 1852. A Voluntary Reduction

A Liberal Discount On and After JAnu.
nry ISt, 1852. A Voluntary Reduction
for the Benefit OF the Travelling Public.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, an.
nOunce the following concessions In local
passenger rates:
First-Round trip tickets will be sold be-
tween all stations ut u discount OF ten per
cent. for short distances, aud five per cent.
for long distances.
socond-Fifty trip tickets, available be-
tween two stations specified thereon for pur-
chaser, members Of his family, or employees,
and for one year from date Of sale, two cents
per mile.
Third-Twenty.si trip tickets, subject 10
same conditionsas fifty trip tickets, two and
one.half cents per mile.
FOurth-One thousand mile tickets for in
dividual use Of one person named thereon,
good for one year, but subject 10 extension Of
time beyond that period, sold to all appll-
Cants, $500.
Fifth-shippers 1000 mile tickets, subject
to same conditions as foregoing, sold only on
order OF General or Assistant General Freight
Agent, 5000. I
Sixtil-Extra baggage tickets, representing
thirty dollars In value, coupons receivable III
payment for excess baggage charges at any
station, 5000.
seventh-Extr baggage tickets, represent
ing fifteen dollars in vnlue discount oh
either ticket thirty.three per cent?, $1,000
Tickets may 10 obtained at the Company's
Offices along the line, or by addressing u. A.
Ford, General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31
CoIIlsIon AZ Renwood.

An accident Of rather serious character,
though resulting in neither loss Of life or
bodily injury TO anyone, occurred at Ben
wood station, on the b. & o. railroad, yester-
day afternoon at about halfpGst three
o'clock. At that time heavy freight
train, loaded for the most part with
coal and iron ore, and pulled by engine No,
1926, with L. Nagle as engineer, was coming
toward this city. Engine No. l4l, Of which
man named Butterfield was engineer, was
at the same time coming of the l}ellair0
bridge. For some reason Maggie ran his
engine through an open switch so
MS to come upon the track In advance Of
Dutterfeld's engine, but had only gotten
about half his train on the track when the
engine struck one OF the cars throwing II
and tho others with 1t from the track upon
their sides.
Three OF the cars were totally wrecked,
The track was cleared for traffic shortly after
7O'cloCk, There was u great deal Of com:
ment about tho cause and responsibility Of
the collision, and an investigation will no
doubt be ordered.
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FRIEND & SON,
CARPETS.

Fine Moquettes, with Border,
to match.
Rich Yclyets, with borders tc
match.
Extra Body Brussels, will
Borders to match.
Choice Tapestries, with Dor
ders to match.
Church, Hall and Stair Car
pets IN Body and Tapestry Brus
sells.
Three-Plys, Super Ingrains
Double Cotton Chains, and Dol
phin Hemps in larger variety
than ever shown before.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

-
The mectlngOf the Stockholders Of the Exchange
Bank wheeling will be held MONDAY, JANu-
ARi9 lSs2, between the hours Of II A. ". and r.
", fOrthe election Of Directors for the ensuing year.
de?s JOHN J. JONES Cashier.
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OIL CLOTHS,

Best English and American
Cloths from 8 to p feet wide.
Stair and Hall Oil Cloths in
beautiful designs.
Our OilClOth stock is well sea.
sOned, aud always carefully
stretched before being put down.
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The Executive Committee Of the Eyangel-
ical Alliance recommend the following pro-
grammG for the several days OF the Annual
Week of Prayer. We repu6lish It by request:
Sunday Jan, 1,-SubjeCt for discourse;
"RenGwed Conservation"
Monday, jan, 2-Thankselying for the bless
ings, temporal and spiritual, OF the past year,
and prayer for their continuance,
Tuesday, jan. 3.--Ilumiiation and confess
ion on account Of individual, social and na'
tiOnal sins.
Wednesday, Jan. 4.--Prayer for the blessing
of God on Ills Church and His Word.
Thursday, jan 6.-Prayer for the young and
ali agencies for Christian training,
FFiiGy, Jan. 0.-Prayer for the universal
prevalence Of peace and righteousness,
Saturday. Jan, 7.-PFayer for Christian Mis-
siOns, the outpouring Of the Holy Spirit, and
the conversion Of the world,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31
WINDOW SHADES.

In'this department we offer or
assortment Of one hundred va
rietiCs:
SHADES OF any color or ma
tGrial made to order.
New lladO Shades In the latcs
colOrings.
Store Shades a specially.
We use only the latest mt
most improved Carpet Lining
In all our work.
We always have Remnants o
Carpetlng to sell ut less than cost
Before purchasing we respect
fully solicit Il call, as our stool
offers opportunities for intornia
ton that should insure nh exam
inatlOn.