davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06
A Haytian Princess.

The Boston 1ragelier gives this de-
scription of Haytian princess:
'-'.T The lady was the Princess Soulouque,
daughter of the Emperor Soulouqne.
who was driven from his throne
years ago and died in exile in Jam aaita..
Her face was a dead jet black, but the
features were softly moulded and, with
fine set of laughing teeth. made Her
appearance prepossessing. She wore a.
jaunty white turban hat with an inn
mense cardinal red feather ifioatino
away behind like ships pennon, Her
riding dress was of sky blue, very long
and trailing In the dust. Aforifidg Her
waist was a broad gold sash, and in, her
bosom she wore q sapphire brooch al
most Sas large as a saucer. She was
mounted on a Venezuelan horse about
sixteen hands high, which was made a
present to her father by the President
of Venezuela. The horse, was. as re.
markable as the woman on his back.
He was clear cream color all oyer the
body, with long snow white name and
tail and most admirable shape. The
lady's riding whip had a gold handle
studded with precious stones, and the
bride chain was Of solid silver. She
wore yellow leather gloves, with gauntly
let's extending as far as the elbow. Her
voice had a tendency tofalsetto, and its
tones were peculiarly entertaining to
hear. The Princess, but no longer a
princess by the laws of the land, was
educated in Europe and spoke four lam
guages. vs s4i7 .5isA
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06
II Lost BY a.Point..,

ha oallsd tha sahooI J ''nedia.eiy - nsl,S alleI
was Ina, OF 5na;u S I, y ofue. a mere
and he seemad to1be M - foa,;,,o as ens'o iaee
nle in his coat ta;l nocLats - h,t "n ha al ap, !
hot He wss sasiinn so.. Srs au w.
hnf II wss nat, -anTsto -. ,,d u.i.,: !. ...n ~,
in his nack OF s He % pIancad I $500 - va nos .ha
school, and every face sess a;sb .. 4. nhias Isno
inns, Or ,,,,;seb;ayoms ms o,. wol. UoI.s
Cranes And Waitar C,anas taoo a,ool
bent over His attn nran,Ysari .r.f md J' snnh
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06
Robert +. White. of Hoboken. N

Robert f. White, of Hoboken, N.
j., while eating some watermelon, ac-
cidentally swallowed few of the seeds.
A day or two afterward he became sud-
denly i'll, and on examination it was as
certained that the seeds had caused an
abscess to form in his intestines. The
young man suffered excruciating pain
for several days, when he died.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06
VOLUME .XX.
{ d.coRN DoDGER.

=. u kOAAs A<OCaa SAss
rhere was @ young girl from Bordeaux,
Win eorns on her little pink teaux,
They gave her such pain
The tears ran like rain
nam ~ hFidge0f her delieataueaux,
Iysr loyer+-a youth from Cologne
f1sd wildly and left her alogne,
Wien he found that her feet
With cor1s were repfete,
with never word he bad fiogne.
They sent for doctor from Lynn,
4s shining and neat as pynn;
He looked at her teaax,
The source of hersYeaux,x
HeprescriBed f6fthis maid from Bordeaux
and cared ali her little pink teaux;
and now it is said sssaE ~ g.
Tsey. too, will be waid, .,sss}sesx :.
And from SORROW and grief find repeaux.l
me sweet-scentcd youth from Cologne,
who left her severely alogne,
When he first heard &he newskx
y Ms mind fe did7ewS,
And fitted from life with. q grogpe.
E. S. Bartlett.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06

John Maloney, the soldier who in
August. 1922, saved the life of the little
Princess Victoria, has issued PAM
phlet complaining that one who saved
the life of the Queen ought not at the.
age OF eighty-two to, be dependent for
support on a military pension of six
pence day. The young Princess was
driving in Kensington Garden when the
pony ran away and overturned the car
riage. and the Princess would probably
have been killed had not Maloney
rushed forward and grasped her. He
attended the child to the palace, where
he received guinea and the thanks OF
the Duchess of Kent.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06

Young men should be careful about
dropping remarks. They maybe picked
up by q bigger man.-N 0. hcayNye.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06
4, sehAPTEk y. saFs est
Sc s i ss pke kseefenely from below.

oe- sVo "oftts you KNOW.
sTs,s . IL ri ~ 3s Oscar Wide.
iaassune - me- said she, under the dis
3 s-aslf 4. Of that mashed nose dwell
snea ~ y, lace of Horatio Fitzgomery
|ns ttered bicycler allowed that
q cue state OF the case. 8 J s
llsn = - nLoratlo! sighed Rebecca Jane.
Il / sas sne collapsed into q fainting fit.
o. ,,s @ now Horatio's turn to WELD
AsA lnlca la bottle. He did this with
l,as ssr-llke s.s liberality that Rebecca
aslsss pe p IL one SECOND and, three
hl|ss.; B aas Deen present in this heart',-.
10 81 g ;loealitY-...f .forthess homo.
III iDss;s i1Dssss;ss-fkat Is to say"-her wom.
i littIs Ips;lnct , reasserting itself-..ouite
n, anae, You know"
nsss nIsss she said sometime
nS sasy both said something.
: was all fixed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06

81 u "a Z i-s ~-~~
The riders meditations had evident
awakened an unworthy heart pang.
b1h sudden start he accelerated his
ped. A pebble was in his pathway.
He heeded it not. It was struck amid
hips BY the wheel. In an instant his
lae had kissed the dust. There he Law.
bleeding like q butcher shop, his olfac-
log apparatus fiattened into prairie-like
asness. and his clothing enswathed in
DO comminuted a. real sestate that piled
y Hadvay. His trusty bicycle lay be-
30 him, mntely asking to be excused
lg tho trick it had played upon its
aaster. Bicycler and bicycle fav mo-
'nlass and ssat.the mercy. of the bugs
~ beetles that crawled Whithersoever
aey would over their PROSTATE forms.
<9& = 4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06
CHAPTER H.

'te*N <-sA<AA.sao<ai A AsskRS0 eeess-Stk-sAf - A@&
Old Play.
lsbscca Jane Jones' the maiden
a1ghter 0f old, Jones' the horse-car
euver. had seen the catastrophe. That
sulat ahe called it, though old Jones.
no ~ sat smoking his T. D., said the
hsr was only takin' a header. But
1l4 li fikIessions sRebseeas Jane
! aaes nad seen the catastrophe. It was
" = nft2sfplH kisf gears since Rehecca
aae Jones first Saw the light Of day.
aa y she had put in full time ever
.ace, ] g y q unnecessary to say that she
sgao lnfant. But she was Young still
y ner ophisticated heart went out
Y lae napless stranger, and then she
! .els out hsnsslf.e She lifted lis head
= la ae{ l3p and bathed his nasal append
/ 8 4 Khs the hem mof her garment steeped
!. 'Ae healing lialdof ths arnica bot
caar4ns Pr II. s.,1 rEt
ea Me fell from above, .
10 fall in love.
=, --Sueet Singer of MicI.igan. :
!, ,aeoecca n Jane Jones bathed the nose
:. " sss sssIa9ded Stranger with relentless
ssaa nua,t His hds quivered, his ewes
& S'asa cross-fire on the bangs that
asssa ~. the beautifully corrugated fore
l. ssaaM hiss pfeserver.s Then hesclosed
j Il, w again and remarked in a stage
sahper, 's ,Tis shap,
~ sssecea ;ss Jane Jones plunged the ar
~ III nso his eyes in the excess of her
ss,sy ssaly agitation. This had the re-
ntaoly ~. effect Of opening them again.
ss";a.! as unle the stranger was more COM
,ssssalaIyye lsss'eslIye; He not only said 'Tis
y -, sas ne thrsw in athe additional
I,sssn s'a5lon, "'Tis she whose image has
i a,su ps;sa,, me since that happy day when
: n Hsa,sOa a we ate the peanuts-''
l. ! sot no farther. At the mention of
sr;ssoaa n ;sseoaealve fruit Rebecca Jane Jones
esu PIN u calliopic distinctness:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-10-06

Asi1ia Asi1ises p,e and fat opossums.
oelis and orange blossoms.
]. 9 seemea !. - = WdK Whitman.
faeOnasssu. that the day after Horatio
Drown parted with Rebecca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UTANTEp-A GOOD BARBER M
w MEpATRLY. Apply . Oswald scHlcI,
WTANTED-TWo Go0DcOOPERsTo
w do tght hlrrefWulk. stea1F employment
for this winter. AdaFeE, MARTIN SoRELL, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

TR.uIss,TEEs OFFULTOY PROP

By virtue Of deed Of trust made BY Il,,A
Yoke and CaIharine Yoke hswiiv 10 1e S,,y1,
tee dated February 18th 1871, and t(t0f,rd inI.
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Coun 6i aSt o
county, West Virginia IN Deed d 1ruIt BcoE SS
door Of the Court House VI sald county an ''V''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

drought during the latter part Of summer
made the late planted almost a total hilwe.
They are worth at wholesale dollar q
bushei. Sweet potatoes are plentiful, more
than an average crop In this vicinity,
and are selling at a dollar, There Is
q small crop Of turnips; only few growers
being successful. They are selling at
thirty.tiye cents. Onions are much beyond
IN average crop, both in quantity and
quality, and are selling at a dollar busheL
Cabbage, in spite Of the worms in the early
part Of the season, is abundant, and selling
from 1--we 10 six cents head, Hickory.
nuts and walnuts were never more album
dant than this fall, and are selling at fifty
cents for Walnuts and one dollar for
hickorynuts. Chestnuts are very scarce
and very poor, and are worth from four to
five dollars bushel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
Local Crop news.

The GAINESVILLE Entepri,e says that the
wheat is looking very fine in that region.
II also gives the following resume Of the
fall crops over there:
winter apples arc q scarce article in
this neighborhUgd, and command good
price. The best hand picked are selling al
sixty cents bushel, and they are not keep.
ing well, Potatoes are scarce, the long
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


I Daily except Sunday-NGwarE Accommodation
tsteubcnvllle Accommodations This tnlIn dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire ItoppingwhGn required
at the Sherman House, EtnAvllle, West Wheeling
and Gnyel Hill.
| UriChSvlllc Accommodation.
Canal Dover Accommodation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

THE death rattle" insurance business
ought to be extirpated root and branch
in Wheeling. The fact that it exists here
is reflection on the vigilance OF our au-
thorities. 1t is one Of the most atrociOus
frauds Of the age. 1t is got up as u pre-
meditated and cold blooded fraud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. w., the iollovIpya IA.
BCTibed property, that Ia 10 HIy certain u,, ~
land situated In the town Of Fulton Ohm rot,nty
West Virginia, bounded and described a, iDlin"'
Beginning ut the northeast corner Of aid ni,seo
land at the Intersection u the National Road Rni'n
alley bounding said land Oh the paSt, thence Snth
along said alley two hundred feet to CrnIfe ,rIs,,
thence west along the line Of Ail street 0ne Lnn,
dred and - feet 10 the line Of Munlnil, ia,
thence north with Mahhall's line one hundred nj,
thence at right angles 10 said last line west y ,ti
TO the west line Of said piece u land thence KAN
with Glid west line one hundred f., To the NAliosS
Road; thence east with the south line Of S,iI t1SJ
two hundred feet 10 the place Of beginning
Also certain other piece Of ground lying an tia
north side Of thu National Road In qIl town o Tni
ton, opposite the land above hrtCfibtd fronting an
SAld National Road one hundred ieptaud rIlen3lH.
back the depth Of the dwelling house luStS
thereon.
Excepting. however, from the real estate sut
above described the part thereof convened LT
Adolph Yoke to Henry X. Hes by deed dalti No
vember Sth, 1873, recorded In Detd BOOK No "a
page 437, being eventy'iyG feet front on Ctnlrs
street adjoining Marshall on the east and extending
back 10 an alley.
The title Is believed to he perfect but wifi con.
Vcy only the title vested In me- by Nll deed Oltnit
TERMS OF sALE-Une Ihih Of the purchase n0BtT
and ~ much more IA the purchaser may elect al
IN hand the balance In two equal lnGallmeluN
SIX and twelve months with Interest from Ilay d
sale the purchaser giving notes secured by deed d
trust on the property fOf the deferred Iaynruu
". II. CALDWELL, Trustee,
", J, ". COwDES, Solicitor.
" H. HALLER, AuCtIOnCCT nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11
TO TAXPAYERS.

Az
The BOArl Of Equalization and Appeals will meet
In the Chamber Of the First Branch Of Council, Ut
the City Building on the following days Rt9 o'clock
A. NJ 10 receive petitions for the correction OF as
SesSnents on real estate and personal property No
petition from any other ward will be considered ex
Cept on the days stated, and all petitions and
grievances must be lu writing and filed with the
Clerk VI the Board Assessment books may be seen
ut tho Office Of the City Clerk,
First Ward-November II and u,
Second Ward-November II and IS.
Third Ward-Novelnbe 10, II and IS,
Fourth Ward-November 81 and %.
Fifth Ward-Noyembe % and q,
Sixth Ward-Noyembe % and &C.
Seventh Ward-NOvembe 2S and 20.
Eighth Ward-Noycmber 80, December /,
BY order Of the Board
B. A. GALLlGAN, Clerk.
WHEELING, November TO- 1881 nOll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF NORTH
i WHEELING PROPERTY. u.,
by virtue OF deed u trust made " Nltba
MuiTeney and Anna ~ MnhenCy his wife, l0htiI
trustee, dated June 18th is56 aud recorded 'aM I1
oiIlCa OF the CLERK Of the County l0hh Of wy
couNty, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust BcL ,,N.
10 rage "a, ! Will sell at public auction, AVE- w.
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county ""
Virginia, on ,.,,,,.,,r,, ,,., ,,u
commencing at 10 O'clock A ", The iplloWIns W Y,
scribtJl nFOpcrty that Is 10 say Acenan lutf M, "
nayyrl nj ground IN that pnft Uiihc city NhWhH
6hio county, IN the addition to Nld ClI hN ". ".
nv John McluFc and described q, lOIigp,, u
S{nninv nj A pOInt where the sOuih ne o. hfintss
siipy running parallel Will and 'ohlh o n ~
drpet strikes The National Road, IhelV hVk III
SSnStert, iIne Of said road south about 'ellh2 IN. I'M
mon nj iess 10 MS RoaCh'S line Thence W., w. w G
Mn Roach'S line one hundred nlh 'AlI viz lN{ VI,
more OF les 10 Phillips ne ihcI.t inf,H G',,.,I
phIiilbs line fity.AX feet to We hilyl ai,i,itg
ihepca pnSi with said line two huhdftd hul Nh
ieet more or les TO the beginning, WStWu Wv
the improvements thereon -.,,,...,.,r ,riy ih0
title believed good, hnt ! W.Cou'' V"'
TERNs OF sALE-Uncthti u thr .Tti F,,6
and "a much ElOrc rs the rhithH"t wv D,a!.iIntbti,
In hand, the bAlaiirc III TWO tjNl' fG.,',@iitd
dx and twelve months with lniti'l hy 5s,3 h
Saie, The purchaser giving n0'* st,ulvn ,,ay,yt t
trtlst and policy Of insurance Oh "'V P'O'>''
The deferred payments, =, o,,nwpti 1,ptee.
W CAL"" h''' Gu
" J. ". CnwnES, sollrlnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-11

M..e.,,,,rl.cr1tnA1. NM AGRICuIL

A ARCHITECTURAL ANp AG ,liI IN =.
n TURAL books sent po''P"'l "
celpt Of price. ,,...rt.p,,,,, syn .tlo y 9
iiowafdI Cottage and Farm House i KY. Wv IN
towards Suburban and Country llDfi'S,,,s ~
I0wariS Country llous"ahd Ol'''''''"' l@
towards Country liomS,. go, IL .....
Reeds House Plans 10Y kyciyu"i| "''''''' ia
Dadi's Modern lioise Doctor .,.s'. ~
stewards shepherds Mhllial"H't ~
HafriI Talks on MAnuFe' ,'.'.at
Harris on the l,g""... ....''.,'''"''
QUimby's New Bee Rceringg. .a...
Efight's Practical roslity htclri-r"..-.
RGnjail's Practical shepherd ,...'..'.'..'.' ....
DRii1 American CAi!lc po''Nf ... w
Warnings B00k Of the Farm; ...,ii.H .,,.
BeSIdes many other onnl"yg ',.tyT1RT.
an. 0i""''' iS0i Market stigtt-
,:s=,,,a ,rG,ys " .tol. 10 yet -t,; ,,,, 'f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-16
LITERARY NOTES.

nSugar and Spice, Il the title OF a
charming juvenile from the press OF X,
W0rthington. The colors are III the
subdued tints now so fashionable, ana
there is any amount of fun for the little
ONES in the pictures. The rhymes also
are bright and pretty, and there Is holl-
day air about the entire book.
Mr.. r WoRTHINGTON, announces q
new English fine art juvenile book, un,
der the name of "Sugar and spice ana
All that's Nice" with Al illustrations.
The colors are in the subdued tints now
SO fashionable, and there Is any amount
of fun in the pictures for the little ones
THE RHYMES also are bright and pretty,
and will give great pleasure to our little
ones. Pa
The publication of Swinburne's new
volume, "MARY STUART, Will be 10
lovers of poetry the most interesting
literary event of the year. MIR: X;
Worthmgton is now having the DOCK
nrinted from advanced sheets, by specl-
nj arrangements with Mr.. SWlnOurne's
Engliah publishers, Mcssrs. Chatto q
Windus. This poem completes the
trilogy of which "Chastalard' ana "
Bothwell" were the first parts.
ErUpEs IN MODERN FRENCH ART.
A Series of Monographs on the best
French Artists of the present day, with
between fifty and sixty beautiful initials,
head and tail-pieces, and fac-simlles OF
original drawings by the Artists. Furtn-
or illustrated with ten steel engraVingS,
India proofs, unlettered, by masters OF
engraving. The text, and illustrations
i'm the text, are printed on tint, with
border. which produces beautiful and
artistic effect The latter are strictly
autographs, and are the most valuable
set of authentic drawings by the Modern
Masters issued since the celebrated
"Paris. Murcie," to which they are far
superior. They form series of De-
corated Panels, cmbelisAed from the
hands of the greatest painters living.
The work will be bound in vellum,
illuminated, gilt extra, gilt edges. Price,
$1,000.
The production of this work is a revel-
alton of the possibilities of book-maklng
i'm America, and is a surprise 10 all VINO
have seen some Of the sheets. The
author of the text, Mr.. Strahan, writes
from a personal acquaintance with most
of the artists and the subjects discussed.
His reputation in the country rs an art
critic is uneXcclled.
"THE World goes Round and Round'
is the title of one of the Hutchinson's
sugar-sweet songs, just-published by
Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. Words
are by DIR. Holland, and price is 30 cts.
They also send us Barnby's "Beggar
Maid" 30 cts. and the charming song by
Marzials, "A Basket of Loves" 80 cts.
The Handsome Corporal Polka" 80 cts.
by Herman, next comes marching on,
perhaps to "rwickenham Ferry 81 cts:
which is arranged nicely for Violin and
and Piano, by Winner. In company,
we have the queer little, easy Rat
Catcher Waltz" s. cts. of the Horse
Shoe Set, and a grand "Pell Nell Galop"
Brilliant 35 cts. by Gobbaerts.
With the music comes also an accept
able copy of Ditson & Co.'S weekly
"NIusical Record" Dexter Smith, Ell
itor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-16
The NlHILIST PLOT.
How the Attack on the Winter Palace
was Anticipated.

A st. Petersburg dispatch says: The
Nihilists have discovered that a Hebrew
who was arrested year ago and who
was supposed to have been hanged Is
still living, and was the secret means of
bringing information to the police of the
intended attack on the Winter Prlace.
The informer was at the time of his
arrest member of the Central Revolu-
tionary Committee, and knew all the
secrets. He made Il clear breast OF 1t TO
the police, and denounced over sixty OF
his accomplices and took the police to
his laboratory on the banks OF the NeNa
where six men We're captured i'll the Very
act of manufacturing dynamite. a
large supply of the explosive was found
in the laboratory. AS the result OF this
treachery several persons were sentenced
and two men, named TwiatOwsky and
Porshniakiff, were hanged i'll October,
1850. 4 few days afterward the authori-
ties announced the death OF the inform
er. The body, horribly mutiIated and
disfignred, was handed over tO,,Some jew
ish friend of the dead man and buried III
Issac Cemetery. The affairs made a
great sensation at the time, and 1t was
believed that he had been murdered i'll
the prison either by the authorities or
by some avenging NihiliSts. The aston
ishing revelation made to the Russian
police lately, the numerous arrests made
in consequence aud the certainly with
which BaranOff and his successor, kls-
low, were evidently operating, set the
Nihllists It work to find out the man
who was rovings so destructive tO,them.
The Investigations We're fruitleSs for Il
long time, but at last chance put them
on the track. Their denOuncer turns
out TO be none other than the Hebrew,
who is not only alive, but in the pay of
the Russian police, 1t is the first time
that Nihilist has been known to prove
false 50 his party. 1t is believed that
his confession was made the price of his
liberty. The body supposed to have
been that of the informer, was obtained
from a hospital, cleverly mutilated so
as to be unacceptable, and, as already
explained, was buried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-16
Consultations in German life.
From the Pan Mall Gazette.

Life is hard in Germany-hard alike
to learned and simple, to those who la
Dor in the.fields or pent up in cities; but
there are consultations. All who live
among German folks must be struck
by the manly dignity and resignation
with which these daily problensare met.
Proudest perhaps of al European ma
TORS, they bear their burdens uncOm-
plainingly, and set an example which
at least two neighboring State, might do
well to initiate. However much they
may be apt to eXaggerate the profession
al authority, and arrOgate for book
learning beyond what is its due, they
certainly exemplify in their lives a re-
spect for things worthy OF respect and
contempt of more material advantage.
There is not, perpaps, in all England a
church dignitary more looked upto than
the head of the Lutheran Church in a
C rtain German town know of, man
OF learning and consideration, yet, as
everybody knows, living on $500 a year.
Let me close this letter with q warning
to rich English folk about to travel in
Germany. They will find there none of
the subserviency shown to more wealth
among ourselves and our French neigh
bOrS. Germans love a pedigree, and are
not insensible to a noble name. But
before all things they consider the man,
the intellectual being, and if he is mere
" a pOSSessor of wealth-a gold-sack as
they call it-then it is little cOnsidera-
ton he will receive at their hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-16

461sc cash and seller December; 44Isc sell
Ter January: 445sc seller February; $3.50
1870 seller May Rye-Dull and unchang-
ed. Barley-Quietiand unchanged. Pork
Unsettled; old 1910; new 1876 seller
December and cash; $40 s0616 s21E seller
January; ST. 021S seller February; $l7 00H
seller March. Lard-Unsettled at $40 9og
@I0 % cash; Sl1 071z@1l 10 seller Janu-
airy; 81 62K seller February; 81 371a9
II 40 seller March. Bulk Meats-Dull;
shoulders &c; clear rib s. IS; clear sides
50 10. Whisky-Steady and unchanged at
81 Il.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December II. - Cotton
Steady at 11Ac. Flour-Dull. Wheat
Dull; No. red winter 81 Seal 81. Corn
Firm; No. mixed 6iH@65c. oatsIFirm;
No. 2 mixed Acc. Rye-Dull and lower
Dull at SIT O0(dlT %. Lard-Dull at
so 80. Bulk Meats-Heavy; shoulders
6Ae; clear rib SMc Bacon-Dull and I'M
changed. Whisky-Steady and firm at 81 Is;
combination sales of finished goods, si0O
barrels, on basis OF 81 10. Butter-Firm
and unchanged.
TOLEDO, December 5.-Wheat-Quiet;
No. . red spot 81 351!; seller January
81 S61z; seller February 81 Ssh: seller
March 81 AZ; seller April s. Az. Corn
-Qniet; high mixed 64Hc; No. spot
67Ac; seller December held at Gle; seller
January 61Ac; seller May 63Ac.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH. December 15.-Petrolcum-
Quiet: United certificates weaker; closed at
sac; refined &c for Philadelphia dcliy-