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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
Republican Meeting ut Martins Ferry.

Col. J. D. Taylor, candidate Tor Congress
in the district across the river, will speak
ut School House Square, Martins Ferry,
this evening. There will be n procession
OF the various marching clubs, and at the
stand q banner will be presented to one Of
the clubs. The route OF the procession is
as follows: The clubs will meet ut tho Re-
publican headquarters at 7o'clock sharp,
and the line Of march will then be to liam
over street, from Hanover to Second, up
Second TO Avondale avenue, down Avon
dale venue to Clark, down Clark to Cen
ire, down Centre 10 the Ohio Valley pike,
down the pike to Hanover, up Hanover
to Fourth and down Fourth to the speak
er's stand. The suits of the clubs will be
in readiness ut the rooms OF the lleadquar-
ters ut I O'clock.
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l,oy l,ndlySEurncd.
Yesterday morning Willie Lepkie, !,

Yesterday morning Willie Lepkie, a lit
Tie boy aged about six years, was playing
about the Z, Wa Ky. engine house at
the foot OF Fifth street, with n number Of
companions, when lie, ran, without oh.
serving where no was going, into n Pile oil
hot cindcrs Just hauled from iii engine.
The boy was barefooted and one loot and
leg up to the knee sank'into the hot mass.
Hefore; the boy could be extricated his
foot and limb were horribly scorchcd. Ee
was so frightened and shocked that he up
pearcd to have lost his senses, and made
no attempt to get ont OF his unlucky pre-.
dicamcnt. He was taken to, his home in
Alley2 and his injuries attended to. I.
is feared, however, that they may prove
permancnt.
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Visitors yiewy,

The Pittsburgh Commercial a,eue Of
yesterday has the following:
Mr.. A. ]. Colborn, Of Somerset, who
spoke at Imperial yesterday, was last week
stumping West Virginia, a reporter Of
this paper last night asked him about the
prospects Of the Republican party In TINT
State. 5
4 II think that We will VIM" said lie. II
was pretty well over the State and l find
great enthusiasm for Blaine. Why, the
Of their own State. You hear everybody
praising him, even the Democrats. | met
the Chairman Of the State Republican Ex-
ecutiyc Committee, Mr. WI. w. Cowden,
at Wheeling. IIe is the most delighted
man l have seen for q month. lie, is GER
tain Of success. l thought he was over.
confident until I went over the State my
self. l now think rs lie does"
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Theses Are Solid Facts,

Tho best blood purifier anil system reg.
ulaior yer placed within tho reach o.
suffering humanity, truly Is Electric Dit.
tiers. inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
~Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of tho urinary organs, OF
whoever requires IN appetizer, tonic OF
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bittcrs the best and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire sat.
isfaction or money refunded. Sold at fifty
cents Il bottle BY Logan & Co. Mwraw
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
ABOUI Il.OiLE. .
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Wy Abroad.
General Beaver is ut the Mcclure House.
Miss Mamie Glass, OF Parnassus, Pa, il
visiting relatives i'll this city.
Mr.. james Neal, OF the Stcubenvillc
Herald, was in the city yesterday.
lMr. a. w. Campbell has been writing d
very interesting series OF letters about
Burlington and Vermont to his paper; tho
Wheeling ISrELLIGEScrn.-Bnrlinytou, IT,
Free Press. ~
& Col. !. D. Taylor, Congressman from the
district across the river, will speak nj
Martins Ferry this evening. He will be
the guest Of Mr.. O.. Russell Wood while
at that place.
Hon. Galuslfa A. Grow, OF Pe~nnsylva-
nia, of the best known public men OF
the country, was in the city yesterday
en- route to New M%artinsville, where he nd
dressed II Republican meeting last night.
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WILL GO TO COLUMBUS.
Tie Ifun,ed Knights to Take Part In Fri.
days Parade. p

EFN days Parade. =.
At the meeting OF the Plumed Knights
held last evening, at the Lincoln Club
Hail, it was unanimously decided to 50 to
Columbus. Thirty-nine OF the members
signed the list pledging themselves to go,
and over fifty may be relied on.
The train leaves here at S:55 Friday
morning, win the 7. W. 4 Ky. railroad,
and reaches Columbus at 3 =. vi. Return
ing, it leaves Columbus ut midnight und
arrives hero at I Assn. The fare for the
round trip is $3.50. The iull drum corps
goes, aud the Columbus people have en-
gagged 4 band for tho club and have as
signed them one Of the most prominent
positions in the. line. Every member OF
the club should make IN effort to attend
III this occasion and help fulfill by q large
turnout tho expectations OF the friends
who have invited them.
The demonstration in Columbus on Fri
day evening will be one OF the largestever
held in Ohio and MI persons who ran 90
with the Plumed Knights are cordially
invited to do SO. The public can avail
itself Of these. so fare, rs well rs the MEM
bcrs Of the club.
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A Southern Enterprise Suddenly stopped,
IT. WORTH, TEN, October l.-Thrce
counterfcitcrs, John Tjngle, jus. Allison
and VIM. Finer wero arrested here last
night at 10 o'clock for passing spurious
dollar pieces. They have a factory il,
Hood county, ~ miles from Grandbury,
and have done n paying business. They
operated hero in small stores. Over 500
was passed by them in less than IN hour
last night. They had Il lot OF the metal OIL
their persons when capturcd.
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A Card From Celorcd Voters,
To The Editor Of the Iuiflli1enrrr. go.

Sm:-We, citizens of Wheeling. who
attended the mass meeting lust evening ut
the Market Hall, where Hunt and bar
nett, the colorcd Democrats who claim to
be from Ohio, spoke, and where it is
charged that Dr.. L. ". W. Manaway acted
in u ~disorderly manner and tried to break
u!p. tho meeting, desire to say we know
this to be false in every sense OF the word.
1t was Or. Manaway who, with the assist
ance OF Squire Peterman, preserved order.
They were !istenedto by the Republicans.
1t was the Democrats who prevented free
speech, and We protest against the charge
OF the Register against Dr.. Manaway.
CoLoRED WORMS.
Wheeling, October l.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money md Stock Mar.

ksts.
EEw fonK, October l.-Moncy closed l pcrcen,
Prime mercantile paper 5la6N percent. sterlir,
~ hA. a4Sld@ts dlr ,aE -7'
GovEnSMENr-Ffm,,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
STATE SHrnltIrils-Dnll.
srocks-Ihe stocE. market was. less active thai
Yesterday. Fluctuations rs n rule were continc,
within u comparatively mrrUw limit. In earl,
tn.iis'ctions prices advanced \ to e rcrcent com
pared will the closing quotations yesterday, bu
%ncction with sales for slloh accom-, Jed 10 dc
cline Of u to . percent. During the afternoon -,
trmer feeling prevailed antl the closing dealings o
Inc market was strong n. II recovery Of x 10 Il per
cent: the advance being lei BY Grngvrs. Gnio.
!Aciiic, La!ekAwannM, Lake Shore MH! Missouri
lActiic. The changes to-day were unlmportant ex
cept for Iackawnnna and Northern preferred
which show II decline x toa4 pcrecnt.
Transactions 4H.0N shares. I
Y. 3, ", l9H; uj,S iHs, li2@h; Y. s.. flew IS
Erie, MY: IGhi4li & Wilkes, 95H; Louisiana con
soss. %; Missouri 6, To-; St; Joseph, los; S. i. 4
81; TEXTS itlcihc iattd Gnnts, S.; 10 Rid
Gr,idc, aDH: Union Pacific iints, 1l0Is,;; do Land
Gnnts; loGA; do sinking fund. lgy1ss; Virginia
g, y; NIrginia consols, ex!r. inntured coupons, 81;
Exprss, o.: Canada Southern, RIA: Central
%iiaciilc, W., Chesapeake Il Ohio. 4: do fist pre-.
i ,S' ~; 90 second preferred. y; e, C.. &I..
%icrrc'i. e7; Fort Wayne, l9s1; Hannibal 4 St.
Joseph, :s144: do preferred, ISS11xx asked: Kansas &
Shore, 76i77; Louisville 4. Nashville, ~; Louis:
Vile, New Albany 4 Chicago, u: Memphis 4
Charleston 1st preferred, To-: do a preferred, 5:
Memphis & Charleston, y: Michigan Central, Go:
Missouri PaGil!c, VIZ; Nashville ~ Chattanooga,
:IT; New Jersey Central, Ok: Northern PlcIic,'
u; do. preferred, ij%; Northwestern, VIZ: do
preferred, l27li3z;;, New York Central, VIZ: Ohio
Central. *: Ohio 4 Mississippi, 1871; do prefer.
Ing, u: 81. Louis 4 San Francisco, az; do prefer.
red. az; ST. Paul, 5SH: do preferred, i65H,; Texas
Pacific, lIE: Union Pacific, dS.A1: United States
Express. ~; ", st.L- Il H.. ": do preferred,
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lInlrulnun

CINCINNATI, o.,,pctobcr l.-1ive hogs dnll. com.
u s5ab 30; receipts 300 head: shipments 40 head.
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The MINI with n Cross wife.

This man may have high ambition and
noble aspirations, yet he cannot be ex-
pected to enjoy very good health, cspc-
cially if the lady scolds him while at
meals: This is enough to give any man
chronic dyspepsia. II he takes Browns
Iron Bitters he has q splendid chance for
recovery. Mr.. G. A. Wightman, Thomas
ton, Conn, says, II used Browns Iron
Bitters for dyspepsia and hive been great
ly benefited by it."
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INDICATIONS.

WAsIIISoroS, D. O., October 81: sc
a. M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair weather III southern portion,
local showers and partly weatl,crin north.
crn portion, nearly stationary temperature,
fall in temperature, increasing with east
esly winds and lower barometer.
For thc;lower Lakes, slightly cooler,
followed by warmer, partly cloudy
weather, local showers, northcaster!y
winds, veering 10 southeast. lower baro-
meter in the western portion.
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fanhandle Excursion to Cincinnati, Thurs
dny, October g, ~ 90.

The r., G. &st. L. Ry. Co. will run a
through coach from Wheeling 10 Cincin-
matt on their excursion, October 9. Fare
for round trip only s. 90. Tickets good
Tor return passage unit! Monday, October
9. Excursion train leaves Wheeling at
$3.50 A. NJ, city time. For tickets and
further information call on J. G. Tomlin-
son, agent, Panhandle route, foot Of
Eleventh street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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N 1.-Two Stock.

Z CHICAGO. October l.-Tl,a Dppef', .L,yrua, nj.
ports: lfogs-Receips li,uoo hsal }hipmens S6m
head: market dull mud ld.l5c lower: rough pack.
ing q tla5 CO.; packing and shipping Sg'ieaS08:
bulk S. i0l5 CO.; light 81 GSa5 IS: skiIS and rrasscr.
y OBJ 60. C~at,la-EeecInx la,gl head: lhih,naniss
1000 head, iii belVw Itst al WIadeS i0aiIc lower.
NATIVES ALMOST uuSnleablc: export gr1des I'd CSlIy II:
sooa 70, choice saIpp!ug T0ea a8i c0uRog To- ais!
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Special train between Wheeling and 1lcllnire
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will run 4 special train on Saturday.
October !, leaving Wheeling every hour,
commencing at a. NJ, Eastern standard
time, and continuing until II p. ". Re.
turning leave Bellaire every hour from
"a. NJ. to II r. NJ. Round trip twenty-five
cents.
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,cISciSSATI, O., OCTOBER l.-Fiour steady md I'm.
ehansSa: Wheat ensler; No. 2 rcd soc; receipts
,,i!saly; no. 2m!Spd Ne. oass Nu,ei a. s5Iass%a'
tRyc Iut III 500, harley dull md uinitHannr,,ti''
rH *. dIli # so, e, Lard lower 1t i.:$e. ThuiE
meas an!l l.nd unchanged. Bacon custer hut not
sesleF but not quoah!y. lOWef, Esgs heavy nj
!ahsal6sf. Cheese linn mid unchanged.
To,kEp2, pGlaber l.-wheat quiet md firm: No.
< tsl S.ish and October .pcj Nayember Sic lM;
! pScemGer SIC; JANUARY. SIG: No. . soft sue; No,
. Io 7'as'S11sse. Corn duh and nominal; No. = cash
S6ffzc asked; October .5Gc asked: November I;c
Oats quiet and steady: No. Z, sGc: light
mixed sc. Clover seed quiet md firm; prime
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WHEREAS, 4 libel has been flied #, ,ho ,,,.
Court 81 tho United States for the %iii,tTicc, ~ XVI
Virginia. on the 9Th day Of srpic,nI"tE NG
Fink Booth. survivor 81 bjpsci! NM IN ~
late PARTNERS doing business under ihr A., ~ NoA
Of q. H.. lo0th " Son, nmIli,t The WI. .M E,a
Courier" her engines, tackle, outfit. uu ,%sTe V
furniture. '"ri"N ID
Now, %thcTetoye. In PRrsHaaec Of tn, ,r,ota
under the seal OF the said Court, In nv. 'fNIMlUCi
and delivered, ] do hereby give puhlic my "S,L Ky
PERSONS claiming the said Steamboat, h" %'E S,t "a
TICKLE. outfit, apparel mud furniture, ~, ';; Il "a
manner Interested ~t'itreih. OF knowing M a, ~ ~. Y
anything I 0 say. why the SAINT should I,o, /, %',hi
uemnel and sold PURSUANT 10 The PRAYER III NJ N a y
libel. that they bu and appear before al H. hsi y
Court to be held III the Iiiy0i WkeriIw" i, D NV
the district OF West HitSinin, on SATIitMiiSSYYUIE
18th DAY Of OC1OnEl:, 1851, at Ii o,l,.rEII T.
iorcn1no OF TINT day: rmyideI the Mlw, nm "
day Of Jurisdiction, olllrrwi.e on Inc l,., ,II !. 3
Jurisdiction thereafter; then and there IN IA, ~
their claims, md u make their allegation, Il Y ~ 4
behall. GEO. ". ATHlNSOS
us. Marshal, District WtSt vInISI,
ly ". II. RAM, fSiS,
:. proctOrs for L.Ibclluut.
WIEEIlSG. W. VA. October l.. ISL, n.
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Tiis large gas Pipe letters "C.& IT,"
which arc elevated across tho street ii
front ofthc jefferson club rooms,ar trans.
lated, Come and Help" Verify, they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02

HAVE YOU kidney or liver trouble, dys.
peplsia or headache? Try the DR.. Thomas
Flll: May be taken for years without pro-
effects.
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con.
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gnmfnrd's Anflica1 Gurc.
Sneeze! Sneeze!

-
6NEEzE, until your
head sccnis ready 10 fly
OFT: until your nose and
eyes discharge excessive
quantities Of thin, irrita.
ting, watery fluid: until
your head Rches, mouth
aud throat rarched, und
, blood ut fever heat. THIS
Is an Acute catnrrl,, md
$ Instantly relieved by n
Single loEe, md Eer,na.
ncntly Cured By ohc'bot.
tie Of SASroED's RADICAL
CttRE Ron tlTANBtf
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Straightforward Up.

After suffering with Il laine back for a
Y long time, Mr.G.N boyer Carlton, Que
EbecrC Canada, says lie was completely cured
BY! s.. Jacobs OIL, the great pain.relieyer.
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"a lIonu of Guld.n

This strong spectacular mclodrana will
DO presented ut the Opera House this eve
ming by q first class company, and with Ill
the scenic effects and stage accessories
which contributed to- its original success
in London. The play has been successful.
II: presented here, and the impression it
then made will assure q full 5hoasoft this
evening. t.N5tSt gl
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Work Of tho Letter Carriers.
Chief Clerk Fisher, Of tho postoNice,
furnishes the following statistics Of the
work OF the letter carriers In September:
!.The Rhinli.n

!. Next Saturday, October |, will DO signal,
i1el ut the Opera House by the proluc.
ton in this city Of the very successful
Madison Square comedy, %The Rajah.M
Extensive preparations have been made
for this event, and that tho performance
will attract n large audience during the en-
gagement here, is among the ccrtainlies..
Tile company @EFieseomplete scenery and
appointments from tliGG Madison Square
Theatre, so that, with the iaultloss ossst, o
thoroughly delightful rendition OF "Ti,e
iEaj4h" may be anticipated. Reserved
will be p|sced on sale at Baumer's
music store this morning.
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Complete Treatment with Inhaler 81 90.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
ysnt, and one Improved inhaler. IN one package,
satHtgt4's k4disa. CuN. -, :
\ "I1e hesi %e big iiyuiiuSl ii i lllellmD Of
long struggle with Catarrh. liz Radical CurG hg
conquered" -Rer. s. ". Monroe. Le,yistlEvh, ri.
IL nave not found u case that 1t did not relieve at
~e."-dl drrir LII. .Nanchesty. :aiaS.
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Out OF this balancet Tic insurancec Charges
and salaries for tho year were paid, be-
sides $4,000 OF Old indebtedness. This
leaves u net Indebtedness of aI kinds OF
about $4,000, and the esource OF the
Association are ample to meet this. The
paid up capital stock isnow $4,000.
With no more floods or other bad luck,
tho fair by the end Of another year will be
as prosperous m institution MS any in
Wheeling.
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Fo. the relief and prevention,
the Instant II L. applied, oil Rheu:
], lt;aUFIg, Neuralgia scintica,
Coughs, Goils, W6he Rack. Et6;r.
ach, and Bowels, Shooting l'aihS,
Numbness. l~Iysicrla. Female
Palms, rnlplMtlon, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint Bilious Fever,
An,alIa, and EpihGmics, use Col.
|ts'iIIdteES (al ElEetrie llattcrg
eoinbIpGl villa EoroM PlastcA
bnd laugh Has ps!n. seyery!
WAe|n %;VhAR
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A rEEplcAMESr. Two O'clock in the
morniHg-slcct on the sidewalk-baby
got the Group, and no DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the house.
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,, NEW YorK October /, Petroleum Nrmer; United
Dry Good,

Nsw York. October lin character tho demand
md movement Of the market shows no change
from recent reports. The weather continues very
warm n''d Is checking tho demand Of agcnts and
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plmApEIpiIlA, IA" October l.-Flour qule, and
steady. Wheat quiet aIt steady; No. 2 red Sep.
s1Aas11EOl December sDAaSDEsc, January SiEaE.c.
Corn, options dull; car lots choice higher: mixed
IN fair demand; ordinary md low mixed dull atd
irregular; No. 3 mixed 51a5So, No, i hirh ,nIyni
i9ai)Hc; yellow i&t &c; sail mixed Octo6cr b7aGic.
November tla57c: december l7a{9cl jaIuuty Isl
&c. Oats, No. : white rrIn0r; lower prld,ss In
GIiyers, iavor; rejected white :Mt3lc;, No = mixed
PROVISIONS steady. Butter firm for extras. NV
York State Nd1 bradford, pn.. cxtras aCsiaSc: wcs.
tetIl dairy extra .ia.5ei western, good to choice
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FARMAND GARDEN LAM
For Sale or Rent.

a. rare opportunity. TO bny CT rent e''htt In. TX
or Garden, 0rhotli, located on 4 sdei naa' I'M w. "
railroad running pist, the door. and rIiips' I'm, n
city limits. To good: tehnn,s this b an n@litn-SS
seldom met with. Tho land will be rIl!n'~ ~
III tsactst 70 sui, good TENANTS or purchaser -,
Farming implements, machINcFy. ioSI., i N
md stock will DC sold or rented With Mt ,S sss
Terms will be nude casy:'l llnc given Iof y"
For further information and IaIi.cllnts T e
lgs,i T.. L. KlNlkltll,,
On the premises, n! Mt. he CsansAIs"'"~
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FIRE works, flags, Chinese lanterns, &C.,
1t G.S FEENy's,
14l0 Main street,
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WTHEN ~SpECTACLES
ARE NEEDED.
Wa1,tcd,

VMANTED-TWO TO FOUR IO0W
w ;ior light housekeeping by II r%,n,lrn,s Il
wife. Address this 0l,ire. a Il, M,p
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MonKINTG iary Baking Powder, always
pure and fresh. Ask your grocer: for It.
CTS. FEESY,J Proprietor,
~ l4l0 Min street;
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New ioEK. October l.-Cott0n dull; futures
stcudy; October owe; November V.gic; December
we; January 1000; February 1000: March
lose: April 10. 10; May lD.G0c: Juno 10. &c: July
lose. ET1"TTS'Ig
Leather. y
NEW YoEE, October l.-Lcathcr. demand fair
md market firm; lNemluck sole 9l,a::c.
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ArW Advertisements

n INSTRUCT COURT or TIE rylTr,
DsTArEs'Dl srRlcr0f'wtNr VENiSii y
Frank Doath, lsariras Of h~itrscifl S
md g. IT.. Booth, late partners
doing business under tho iIrn l,.o
namc OF q. II. booth 4 s0n, IN '1,aGtHIntS;
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lry Goods.
CEO.M.S SHOOK eco.
OUR NEW

Stock OF Fall and Winter Goods
has just arrived. Besides a
complete line Of all the staples
necessary for the Fall and Win
ter trade, we have received, and
call attention particularly, to our
wide varietyof fabrics suitable
for Ladies' and Children's
Dresses, embracing many nov
cities in Vclvets, Silks, Cash
meres, Cloth Suitings, Otto
mans, Tricots, Plaids, etc, etc,
Our stock Of Ladies' and Chill.
dren'S
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REMEMBER the Y. p. W. A. entertain
ment this evening at First baptist Church.
Admission: adults 20 cents, children 10
cnnfa, - -. - - l. IL =
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Every species Of Itching, scaly. Wmply, scrofu.
!9ns; Inherited and Contagious lIunos. with Loss
u Llllf. Gnte! Nv Cnttcuia ReSnlveut tho new
Hood pu1!lpr Internally, MD Cutlcura and (:n,I.
ca!a soap tho great Skin CHrcs externally. :
Sold everywhere. Price, CuiIcur, 10 ccrts: Som
. cents; ResOlvcnt, 81. LIIE - oo"p'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-02
WHAT LABOR HAS DONE.

Labor. The hand OF man applied. to
those elements which the hand of Al
mighty God had placed In the bowels OF
the mountains and hills OF this great coun-
try. Again, take TINT ton OF iron run It
through, the slueezers and it is worth
thirty dollars; make nail plate out OF it
and it is worth forty dollars; cut it into
nails and it is worth iorty-Gve dollars;
refine it, make it, into watch springs or
what not, and it is worth one thousand
dollars. What did this? Labor. / want
TO show you that your interests are bound
up i'll this matter. am talking to your
heads, not to your heels. ! don't care for
yourpolitics. You independent OF politics
have rs much right at this meeting az
| have. Labor and capital arc like the
blades Of pair Of shears. They must be
combined in order TO cut. CAPITAL is
simply accumulated labor. Take for in
stance the largest OF your iron furnaces in
this city. 1t probably cost 100000. Well,
gentlemen, just five percent OF this cost
represents the elements in its reconstruction,
The other nincty-tiva percent represents
the labor in it. Think OF il. There is
only five percent OF capital III railroads,
your mills, your factories. The other
ninety-livc percent represents the labor in
them. Thus you see the relation OF labor
to prices OF things.
Take of the tariff and say to tho Eng
lisl,, the Norwegian, the Belgian, come in
free. In the language Of Frank Hurd,
"abolisll every custom house in the coun-
try" Who is hurt? People will then
know what hard times are. ! know that