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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

In Kentucky the other day 10
year old boy was arrested for run
ming away from his fourth wife.
This is truly lightning age.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

THE Caldwell Register announ-
ces that although it claims to be a
Democratic paper, it will in the
coming election for county officers
support the man-not his politics.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

A GENTLEMAN who has lived in
Texas for fifty years informs tho,
Dallas Herald that since the advent
Of railroads and telographs from
1874 EDWARDS, it has been impossi-
BILE to predict northers and chan
ges in the weather. The, old and
unfailing indications are now as
fickIa as tho wind
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

A COPY of The Prowlor, an al
legged newspaper, published at
Houston has been received at this
office. .str
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DISSOLUTION.

The eopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Oscar Samuel and c. F. Schrain as
ginners and millers, has this day been dis
solved BY mutual CONSENT Mr.. O. Samuel
continuing the business and assuming all IL
abilities Of the late firm.
OSCAR SAMUEL,
G. F. ScHRAsI,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

The school bill is nearly in con-
dition to pass.
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Professional Notice.

Having formed a copartnership for the
purpose of prncticing the homeopathic Sys-
tenn of Medicine and surgery, we take thi,
method of thanking the citizens of Brenham
and surrounding country for their liberal
patronage in the past, and solicit q continu-
ance of the same for the future.
Special attention given TO chronic diseases,
diseases of women and children, surgical
disease, injuries and obstetrics. Calls in the
city or country promptly attended to, day or
night.
Only the really needy, who believe in she
Homeopathic system treated free.
All bills collected on the first OF every
month.
OFFICE and residence on Sandy street, one
door east Of Parks livery stuble.
Respectfully,
G. SIC. HUssET, VI. d.
+. &. MAeEE, NJ. u.
BRENNAN, Jan. 1st, 1884.
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RUTIEDGEi

DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
RUTLEDGE is beautiful sonel, fifteen
hands two inches high, with very heavy
name and tail, and for muscular power and
action is hard to equal He was sired by
Sailor Boy, he by Royal Charles, he by R.
4. Alexander's Norman, wbe is well known
in Kentucky. Charles dam was sired by
DIR. Hers Occur De Lion, and his second
dam was by Old Gray Eagle. Sailor Boys
dam was by old Chuci;-a-luck, he by Patent
right, he by Old Primer, he by Old Printer.
Chuck. a-luck's dam by Thornton's Belair, he
by Old Printer, grand dam by George Be-
Lair, he by James. Sailor Boys dam was
out of Cook Whip mare, she by Old Pleni-
pc, the Whip mare was full sister to Old
Bay John Bull Bring on your mares and
get good colts,
RUTLEDGE.
Ist dam by Cracker, I'D dam by Black
burns Whip. Crackers by Boston. For
extended pedigree see Walace's stud book.
RUTLEDGE will make the present sea-
son at our Ranch miles north of Giddings.
Terms S. leaps $40 season, Sig to insure.
Payable which fact becomes visible or mare
cbapres hands
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

'enate is well up with its
ID now has but little to do
70 await the action Of the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07
Ruskin's Works.
MIA Cold and snow,

For winter coughs, colds. aches and pains
you will iind Benson's Capcine Porous Piasiers
the best relief
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M. RUSSI,
Contractor and Builder.
BRENNAN, TEXAS.

Is prepared to contract for buildings Of all
kinds, complete. Plans and specifications
furnished upon application. Am also pre-
pared to manufacture mouldings, brackets,
door and window frames to order. Scroll
saving specially. Lumber of all dimensions
planed-from oDe-s,xteenth Of an inch to six
inches thick. Shop on North Market Street.
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j. u HEWITT,
q u q W..h n

l certify that the above is true copy Of
the original citation now in my hands, and
I order the same published in tho Brenham
BANNER forfour weeks from this dnte, Feb
rlIry ], 1884 J. l. MOORE,
Sheriff Wash. Co.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-07

THE Ohio river is full from
Pittsburg to Caro- and fears are
entertained of another food, like
that of the last winter, which is
still fresh in the memories of the
inhabitants along that stream.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
Qm q,1tell1gat11e1
New Advertiser eats,

ONCE, Nos. 70 and 81 Fourtccutl, Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
INSPECTING TOUR

or the Pni.Ifandlc Railroad and Its
ae.t branches.
The annual inspection OF the track Of
the Pan.llandlc railroad is in progress
this Week, by order OF Manager McCrsa.
The inspection party left Pittsburgh Mon
day about $ o'clock 4. NJ, arriving at Stcu.
b 'nvillc about noon. They proceeded as
far as Dennison, and yesterday made the
inspection Of the west end from Dennison
to Columbus. Premiums are TO be awarded
for the lines OF track found in tho best
condition. Tho manager oilers SlO0 rs II
prize for the best superintendent division
between Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and Chi.
cage, and $50 as the SECOND prize; for the
best supervisors division on each super.
i%ntendent's division, $50; for the best sub.
division OIL each supervisors division, SO.
The lines will be inspected by the mara
ger, superintendent, engineers OF main
tenanco OF way and road supervisors.
An important investigation is now in
progress ut the Office OF 4, B. Wall, Super
intendent ID Motive Power on the Pan
Handle. The object is to determine the
cheapest and best coal for use on the road,
and the ~expedicncy OF adopting, on the
Southwestern lines, the system OF coal
premiums already in use on the pcnnsyl-
vania railroad. The system briefly stated
is this. Each engineer is allowed q certain
number OF pounds OF coal per mile ior
each ear on his train. Whatever he can,
uy care and CrouOmirnl ugp sa va mt Of
his allowance, is distributed as follows:
To the engineer one-fourth, to the fireman
.one.fourtll, and to the company onc-half.
In some cases very large savings have
been made. But it is understood that they
have not only the immediate end Of saving
iuel expenses in view, but the ultimate
OF determining the most feasible
and promising methods Of working up a
great coal trade along the Panhandle
lines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
The Grace ofa Girl of Cashmere

Island Park Herald says: "Sau. all .bralt
is truly = wonderful character. It is like
one being in india to attend his entertain
ments. One has very little idea how much
can be heaped into an entertainment till
they see and hear Sau-ah-brah. for it is
not only hearing but it is seeing, Tor he
illustrates profusely every custom de-
scribed and character impersonated. His
charm is natnralness and nlodesiy, with n
splendid dramatic gilt, q peculiar but
mclodious voice, md tho grace Of n girl OF
Cashmere" DR.. Boyd, OF St: Louis, says:
Ills entertainments are superb" Be
sure and get Your tickets exchanged to.
day and Tomorrow for reserved seats, nc
uording to the advertisement, for the
Opera House will be crowded both Thurs.
day and Friday nights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
ANEW OIL COMPANY

HH. ...
To Have It's once ut farsorsburg and It's
Wells Near Enllaire.
A certificate Of incorporation WIS yes.
tertay issued by the Secretary OF State to
the Olioand West Virginia Oil Company,
formed for the purpose OF mining, produ-
cling, refining and dealing in petroleum,
md manufacturing its products. Tho
principal Office is to be at Plrkersburg,
and the capital stock is to be sl0O, 900. OF
this sum 5000 has already been taken.
The shares are $50 each, and are held rs
follows: BY L. Fl. Thomas, OF Wood
county, W. Va, Il shares; by John 4.
Steel, OF the same county, So shares; by
A. G. Robinson, also OF the same county,
81 shares; by A. d. Barret and J. Schubert,
likewise OF Wood county, one share each.
This is the company which recently
struck oil on the Marshall farmIuear
Bethel, n few miles southwest of Bcllaire.
Operations are also being carried on in
other parts OF Belmont county in that
ncighborllood with a view to testing the
capacity OF the oil vein believed to undcrly
the territory. The company is generally
believed to have Il good thing OF il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

About 3 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Mary Casey, d dairywoman living in alley
10, was awakened by ,.oise in the rear OF
her home. Awaiting her daughter they
went down stairs and to the rear door.
While standing there they saw 4 man APP
proach the house. and enter the cellar
door. In a few minutes he came ont bear.
ing in his arms q large lot OF goods he had
collected there. The women screamed
Fire and the fellow, dropping his
things, ran away rapidly: The women,
on investigation, found that everything
valuable had been taken away. Later in
the morning the articles were ionnd be-
hind q stable, where the thief had stored
them, doubtless intending 10 cart them
off. Mrs. Casey was unable to identity
the fellow, rs his face was heavily muiled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
pron,ircn, Mu,,n. In Town

Among those in attendance at the meet
ing OF the Masonic Grand Lodge OF this
State now la scasion in this city are the
following prominent gentleman from over
the State: Senator W. C. McGrcw, OF Nor.
gantown; Hon. c.. W. Lynch, OF Clarks.
burg; John B. Crane, clerk Marion coun-
~ court; Arthur s!nsel, Esq, OF Grafton,
one OF the B.&0.'s most trusted superin-
tendents; J. D. Baines, OF Charleston; J.
NJ. Hamilton, OF Grantsyillc, well known
in this city by reason OF his having held a
clerkship in the Senate for several years
past; J. L: knight, OF St. Mary's; W. A..
stricklcr, clerk Of the Richie county cir.
cult court: Hon. l.. d. lsbel', OF Fnyette
NJ. \. Snodgrass, member-clcct o!
the House, Of Mariinsburg; DR.. Colley
shriver, Of bethany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
LOCAL nnEVlrlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN aud About u,
OyE marriage license was issued yeatel

e2 l n ~ Stys E u RIU-l
OyE marriage license was issued yceter.
day. MA afi,SHi
"TnE. Two Jo,lSs', at the, Opera House
again tonight.
Tus winter term OF the Wheeling rFc-
male College "Opens this morning ut 0
o'clock. I III.
TIE Sixth ward Blaine and Logan club
will meet this eyGning. All the members
are requested TO be present tSsi
ALBEIT pRlcE and, John Smith we're
locked up Inst night for d%isorderfy con-
duct by Special Officer, Bylcs,
pnor. GRANGER, n mesmerist, will be
the attraction at Ohurlcy Shay's Theatre
Friday and Saturday evenings and Satur.
duy afternoon.
T'lH riverside blast furnace made $50
tons Of iron last week. This Is II Of the
largest weeks outputs ever made BY Il
blnsl furnace In this vicinity.
HYDE & BEIrMAN's Mins.rcls will give a
matinee and evening performance at the
| Opera House next Saturday. Tic COM
pahy is highly spoken OF where 1t has ap-
penrcd.
DumNG tho month Of October the city
prisoners worked 37A days On tho streets
md SO cart loads OF broken limestone
were taken from the prison and put on the
streets.
"TuE Two JOINS" was ~prcscntcd.a the
Opera House last evening to n fair sized
crowd. It was well received. 1t Is cX.
~ceodingly well played, very funny, and
kept tho audience IN III almost constant
roar OF laughter.
Ara regular meeting OF tho Benwood
City Band Tho following officers were
elected: President, YIN. Decgan'; sccre.
tary, Louis barrett; Treasurer, Danisl
Coffee Leader, Patrick Scanlan Seargcnt
L. W.. Coates; Janitor, Joseph Cooke.
The case OF James Patterson against til,
Republican State Executive Committee
or W. j. W. Cowden, Chairman Of tht
committee, 10 recover Sl3 alleged 10 bt
due him for distributing campaign docu
mcnls, was decided by Squire Henry yes
terlay. who awarded Patterson 81.
Is n few days the Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing division OF the B,& Q. will have = new
track from Il end to the. other, nearly al
OF which will be steel rails. This grea.
highway OF traffic and travel will thereby
be more safer and bclterthan over before
Over one hundred workmen were recent,
discharged for want of work.
SINCE the flood the west wall OF thu
United engine house near the northwes
corner has been slowly letting down, I'm
til it has become actually dangerous. Til,
attention OF Counei! was called to the mat
ter lust evening, and it was advised tina
unless Immediately repaired a serious ac
cident would occur. 1t was, ordered re
paired at a cost OF $lG3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
A I'onnnra Tho loli,icIan- Ao.t.s,sh. or.

''""'hSt t'o A"''t'thHHN tott., S3SHt Vls
Whilepolilicians everywhere were quar-.
reling on Tuesday, October Eth, 1851, tho
l73d Grand Monthly Drawing Of the Lou.
isiana State Lottery came OIL NJ. a. Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La, TO whom all in.
Quiries should be Addressed. Ticket No.
7S,455, drew the first capital prize ot$75,OC
and it was soldin the wholciicketto Il well
known bnsi ness manof the Crescent City,
and paid In to L. L.. Llosle, Of the Lou.
isiana National Bank there. No. 1885
drew the second prize Of $4,000, solGiu
liitl,s ut one dollar cach-one fifth each to
Mr.. Harry Smith, Justice Of the Peace and
Wm.M. Kennedy, planter, both OF Green.
vile, Miss. !; one-iiiih to W. @. Briggs. OF
Chicago; another toE. G. Bennett, No.
2l0 Sedgwick street, Chicago. Two-,hirds
OF the third prize Of sic, 0Oo-tickct No.
1 ,995i-was won by o. G. Fox, Portage,
Wis. The fourth prizes of $1,000 each
were won by Nos. l3,3SS and jt,63l, sold
in tiftls NJ onn dollar each; and scattered
very promiscuously, North, South, East
and West, to parties in Memphis, Tenn;
Columbia, Tenn; Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city, &C., &c. But it will eyergo
on, ind If you invest it may MAKE you, but
will not break YOU. (7oJe continued in
utJinNtty.l HI ~ ..-rtHr. ., DIW .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord the following transfers OF real es.
tate:
Deed made November 3 by John Up
desrairto John w. Glasscock, in consider.
alton $500, for the west half OF lot As, on
Maryland street, Island.
Deed made July 81, 1875, by Conrad
Wassman and wife to Christian hamburger,
in consideration OF $500, for S3.S acres OF
land in Richland district, on the corne OF
tho Marshall tract.
Deed made February o, 1851, by the
La Belle Building Association to theta
Belle Perpetual Building Association, in
consideration OF $513.G2, for part OF the
%Sunnyside vineyard, on Georges run.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
THE FIRST orruE sEAsoS.
y GERMAN Mt FrntShelm's Hail Inst
.rsfgjS', Evpplue. S.t lf T.

%r1;gi5I, Evonlng.
Tho first german Of tho season was
danced at %Franiheim's Hall last night, and
was n very pleasant social event. A large
number Of visitors in Tho city we're pres
Ont as guests; III fact the hop was gotten
up as q compliment to them by several
mcmberso Of last years German. The pur.
man was danced from II to II o'clock. MIR.
Cocn led assisted by Miss Reese, OF Pitts.
bureh. Tho iayors were very pretty, aid
the figures danced were novel and enter.
timing. Previous to this and afterwards,
waltzes, lancers and polkas occupied
the time. Among Chose present were
Misses Alien Kelly, Virginia Tendleton,
Laura and Ida Harden, Mame Cornell, OF
Chicago, Clara Fisher, Miss Reese, OF
Pittsburgh, Louise Cummins, Mary OFT,
Carrie llrues, Jessie List, Laura Llikens,
Louise l,angllin, Lillio Baker, Belle Me.
Cable, Sallie -Whittakcr, Lutte Woodruff,
Of Knoxville, TENS; Hattic Dalzell, Lucy;
Wilson. Miss llaincy, Misses Rodgers,
Miss Martin, Miss Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tapping, Mr.. mud Mrs.
B. S. Mcclure, and Messrs. George Baird,
Harry Cocn, Sam l~lazlctt, omsliowell, S.
y. Harrison, Chas. List, D. Carter List,
Sam Miller. John +. Baker, l.. Harry
baker, Gins. B. OFT. Walker Frisscll, ].
Is. Hull: i. 9. R%iheldaiTer, Irwin Single
ton. IA. BOWIE Cam Summers, W. D.
Bell, Al; Glass, W. L. liooii, A. D. Tall.
man, VIII Delaplainc, OF. Rhodes, Wal
tor bloomfield, John poeuc, D. A. Reese
and G. ID. Russell, OF Pittsburgh, Will
McMechen. Kramer's orchestra furnished
the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
Mr.. Mitchell Resigns.

The Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont
county convened at st. Clairsville yestcr-
day. AS announced in the INTELLlGEScIR
some time ago, Prosecuting Attorney
Mitchell rendered his resignation, 10 take
effect Immediately, owing TO the fact, that
his brother, Emmett Mitchell, would be
arraigncd before the present grand Jury
for the murder OF Charles Griffith. Judge
Kelley appointed n. X. Kcnnon, Esq,
who was elected last month rs Prosecutor
Mitchell's successor, to fill the vacancy,
and he entered upon the discharge OF ,his
duties yesterday. Mr.. Mitchell has been
Il faithful and efficient prosecutor, and
everybody regrets hecircunstances which
led him 10 resign. <
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
Tho city. PRO Concerts.

The Committee OH Musical Entertain-
ment presented its final report at last
nights Council meeting. 1t reported that
it had not only kept within the limits of
the appropriation OF SS7a made by Coun-
Gil for, the sixteen open mir free public
concerts. but that the actual cost to the
city had been but S6l5 ST, rs it had on
hand 100 benches, for which Sl4O had
been paid, and also, that by the advertise
ments in the programmes il had male n
profit to meet contingent expenses oi$l25.
The committee further reported, w also
beg to saythat the concerts have, in every
point OF view, been 4 great success, us was
well astes.cd by the very large crowds.
numbering from 5000 to 5000 persona, OF
all classes OF our citizens who attended.
md TIC good order and eager attention
showed during the performances gave ull-
mistakcable evidence OF their pleasure
and appreciation" The committee aaked
that in addition to the $40 already paid
to the. Opera Honse band that an order OF
Sl45 81 be drawn in payment Of the re-
manning expenses, which was done by
both branches.
The statement accompanying the report
showed that q balance OF $50 10 remained
lnexpended out OF the appropriation.
Printing The programmes, cost si7j.
There vas received observation-disclosures in
the same, $500. {
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a uyrnmnn,s Exchange.

The sign wa displayed, and somebody
went in to see II u man who was tired OF
his wife could 60 there and trade her of
for another one. Found it was impracti-
cable. The best kind OF exchange for wo.
men is THAT which is promoted by Browns
Iron Bitters. Exchange poor health for
good. Broken down anddcbilitated ladies
with impoverished blood find visor and
Joy in tho enrichment which this princeoi
tonics bestows on them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

New York. Nov. ll.-Flonr dull: r,ccInts ., co
~ Ss! .n,s SspSsss 7,fGa barrels; common to gSUl
r; saxa w; Minnesota paten, process s. o4t5 20.
Va lower, closing weak; receipts Ia. 100 bushels:
exports 5000 bushels: No. $ ye! "a: No 3tr1i
srt!AS SGe; unyridcd sHesiGg G7ns,c: No, : rcd
CLOSING 1T Mi4c; December. fslcs a.atl,,cH bushels
az el1sas.tHSe, closing at si1sc: January, talcs
l,Tn,vW busaeis II E31,nsih, closing nj sS1c: FsS.
raasy; sale; SLIGO bushels ut s3144aSG1.e closing
ass]ze, clnsi'e at Ss554c; April, sa'es sia Oo bushels
at ST.4ag0llsc, closing NJ sN4c; May, salcs GsiGS
bushels at 9la9!4Ssc. closing Ut glc: June, sales .i''T0
bushels o., a,Hsa9Sc closing at 9Sc. Curu, srot
,ots A9ic irltsr; options opened 3.ahtto better, hui
~ ia' g ~ hask 4.pt4s. slo.iug heavy; receipts
h%A'.9ls: exports 5000 bushels: nngrnded
,isAaic: ~ ., i?aSo': %steniner D,q45lc: Nc. Z b@JIc:
Ut 6l}}+e; december ;hiilhc, closing al III: Janss
nary %iiHii}Ec, closing ut l7n: February i7n,;i%c
closing ~ Nv: March i7hiEEc, clo.iis u, &c;
My SSy 1 rStsISIs . s HS ni;sn ~ iisSe; pay 2 .hsdS;
western mixed 9ai3ic: white western SSaBts. t:ofitr'
spot fair, Rio dull; options . points, higher md
nosAssnMEte!y Ss!ivS; sai ( 1890 bays: November I,,r
s,:.0c; February s.?5c; March S.as5ats SOC; Ami, < S' ifa
$500; May s.5Gc. Sugar dull N,need' Hnlii", 'niM
steady; confectionery \ Go, Moleses G,(c,' m IN" N,
go: lsIee ,lSs1E, Ta3low aali aud weak at 6Sa
ESgS.. western flesh t!tMcr ut ..ja1Gr. pnrl. Inniii
md lower; new mess sis TO. Cut meats munin"i.
long cletlr 1tsc. Lard welkc-: WcSierS e;o,,u
spot T.5ea1.bSc; November 7.aJa7, no. Uaos SST.n
;ii" NJ ;:ee Ia January 1";.7 nc; F%ehrS&&,sy' 5.2Ga7, nc:
fitin fof ciiQ!ce grades. Cheese firm.
CHICAGO. la. Nov. li.-Fiour duh md wc,,:
unsettled; ioFeIf! adyIces UniHyer,bio:: '1 seut: 10Y.
!nrSs Gn4 lily ,ylsiele supply siiowetnn incrrNseof
2Iinl.tpl bu,i!els; opened weak DECLINED &c. rlIIi.yyi
&c, needed 1scr iiuctuatcd and closed In mia
yesterday; sales ranged: November fflsa;:a%r
closed q IEc; December 7so]IaiJi<c, closed 81
.Stc: January .3E.a1isffc. closed ii 7ixc: NAV
as.GSlN.c, closed N SEjSc: No. ., flMaJg<et Nc" I
red rs: No, . stt, GlE:G. Corn unveiled and Very
i.tcsli'ast OPENED u shade higher but quickly ID. |
s sd f&c inr November, IL, for Year and 10
lot May Continued weak and closed Jake ,niitty
yes,cti1y; cAsh 4-iiialT1Ic, closed al iTS:Hi9c: "a. |
s sS@eef e,d ssads4Gio slstsa 1%g':al:S: ysaI $sEn
closed at a5a.a3G54c; May aSitc,' closed NJ
dSasc. VaE stronger md steady: cash and No.
vsmber ~ December ajTn.Gc: May 2sXnrJiIol
closed at 2hilfc. Rye easier at Gc, "a rlry dill
at SssSsz5c: %issFepd Unfair dpm9nl Ipl al lower
rstes,ni.s my. Pork Irregular, dcclined INi.pr md
cIost4i tane: caAh 81 5tll3 90; year sIl glalIIS
clo:ed n 81 %; January 81 3ja!i 3D., alos.a NJ
S ia,y I,a'i ai&; lard !Is g.laE and a!vesasela shade
cloaed at 6 Ha6. XVI December G,s2naG.sjc; Jauu,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12

A lost boy, " little German or G years
old, was picked up by Watchman Craw-
ford on Main street last evening about G
o'clock and taken 10 the City Building.
He could not talk English, hut he told
Officer Carl in German that his name was
Charley and he lived in Centre Wheeling,
He had not been called for, nor had there
been any inquiries for him ut midnight.
He did not seem to cart mitch whether he
was found or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
4 We'll Known NnilUr bend

Paul Bittcrs, the well known Riverside
mill mailer, and one Of the most skilliul
nailers in this part OF the country, died at
an early hour this morning ut his resi-.
dcnce OH Chaplinc street, north Of Twcnty-
fourth. lie had been sick for 4 little over
Il week with IN affection OF the brain. lie
was very popular among his associates
and acquaintance. and his death will be
sincerely regretted. lie leaves q widow
and one'vounp son,