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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
TILE LAnELLE STRIKE.

Tho Heating and nollIng Departments Il
start up this Morning.
The officers Of the LaBelle mill Intend
to start up the heating and rolling de
partments this morning. They have two
furnaces ready and will make at least
single turn, enough men having beer
secured to do this. These two depart
ments have been idle for about two weeks
the men employed in them having STRUCK
against areduction from the wages they
were receiving to those provided for Ii
the ManuiaGtnrers' scale. They have
held several meeting and conferences
but have never been able as a body Il
come to any understanding with the com
pany. The company 10 determined to &C
ahead with their works, and the only
reason they have not started up the
furnaces and rolls before Is that they
have been making some necessary re
pairH,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

49,
81" ''''' Markets.
NEW York. stpt 1s.-Monev nm call losusd from
NAs tOnA 9' p,.. t1 !. VI Saii iUaneG from
mercantile paper AS percent, Sterling exchange
NJ, h,,, s,dsdv N a. sia(0I Az
quiet ou1 s.caay ~ ~ siaMah
GOVERNMENT BoMDSSDnll but steady.
lgSi; pSSlao & x ,'S5' l?6 " -'''' = u ~" ~
R1iIRolD SoNDs@IodsiSIeiy actlvoi sales 81.
SoS,OO0: M. S,.., v..,., go
showed more lI!s Than on any previous dSy A iof
some weeks. Tho lrst pElees showed advances
Ringing IRON n 70 V percent the latter In, Louis.
vile kashville. There was considerable ex.
~ tIS SPSnEg Snq ios e t ha hour
low further lii1ni advances prices ye dSd, Spd Al
NOON were slightly under tho opening GEl Ies,
shIci cuiminSted adSut9f T., when Ne I@bSt
prices generally were recorded.
Another slight yielding In values followed. hit
the market recovered before tho close, which Was
seS Ss =! 4S sti Pfs,S q PS al 5
Southern being up percent 0fOEoa 4 Trans,
continental and 81 PAU \ Duluth each " pef.
cent, aCkAYatnA add 1Otlsvlllb 4 Nashville each
ReEsSs Ed S5RS Ss1 I sSSIus iFA''on'
sr0CKS QUOTATIONS. CLOSED bid; Adams III.
tfn, l1H Central Paclhc, AK ChoSNpgGEo { Ohio,
az l.. Tx; ESaySi 4 kia drSHdS, M n Ia M,
DO pfEteffed, ok Fort Wayne, iIfE; Kahs6s x
Texas S8X; Lake Rfle Z WeSNfi, .; LaE9
SR2Go s toS;yilo rSd SShylIls NJ Lol;
PsSIlS i aShSIS SSI sa s s SS,I
JefSey CentfIi, 6O9ki Northern Pacific. 2sNi AZ
preferred SKI I6losgo 4 Northwestern, iiGTj
90 preferred, i4iai New York Central, fi2 ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
A MnEELMAN,s OPINION
OF the Wheeling System OF Paving Streets
with Fire Brick,

with Fire Brick.
The League Of american IHhalnen Bulle
lir Of September 1Osays:
Dr.. j. a. PaxsoD, formerly Preaident Of
tho American International Exhibition
Company, OF Philadelphia, which sought
TO keep O permanent exhibition at the
close Of the Centennial, has recently re.
turned to that city from an extended tour
through NUMBER OF Weatern cities.
While away he made investigation into
the system Of paving streets In use In the
larger cities Of the West, and he has come
TO the C9nCllsion that frebricks form the
best possible pavement that can be had.
Hs believes that cities should adopt no
other style OF pavement.
"In Wheeling, w. Va J" said he to a re.
porter, "the city authorities four years
ago made an experiment bylaying a pave
ment Of friedrich. II was laid on wood
over d prepared iouldstion. After the
bricks were put down hot pitch was
poured over them, and this was found to
make Q very satisfactory pavement, al.
though the wooden plsnks were liable TO
pot. The people we're 80 we'll pleased with
It that they Just relaid It without the wood.
"Ohloago isputting down large quantities
OF brick payement-hve miles-aiid 90 are
the cities OF Detroit and Cleveland. II
seems that this will be the future pave.
ment Of the whole Western country.
vt is almost entirely noiseless. Ice
doebn't adhege to y IN winter time at all.
II can be taken up and repaired without
any trouble. Horses Hlfp on Belgian
bl9css and on asphalt, but on this no mat.
ter how wet tho weather may be, they will
retain a firm footing. New payepents Of
arebriOk can be laid as eh6abIy as II costS
to repair Belgian blocks hero. Skilled ia.
Dor isn't required to lay the brick. The
ground ia leveled and graded by q ma.
chine first, and then the pavement Is laid.
] talked with business men, carriers, driv.
erg, and Olasses Of people interested in
paving, and lot their ldGlp CD the subj eCt.
There Is no objection whatever To be rails,
ed against this style OF pavement. The
mefhp Of i are beauty, durability, noise.
lesSnesS, CheapneSs end safety indriving.
II possesses every el0melt thst Q good
pavement should have. II 10 absolutely
perfect"
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Abe stahl has bought the ,Nicoll prop,
erty, paying s9,s05.
Dubois d Mccoy will build double
dwelling house on Noble street.
Mrs. Taylor, wife Of Rev. T. Il. Taylor,
Of Quaker City, is visiting here.
Theodore NelF took premiums amount
Ing to 500 on live stock at the Wheeling
fair.
William Truax, the brakeman killed
Saturday, was TO have bean married in 9
lev days TO lady OF SummerGeld.
John zwsig has bought for $500 the
PROPERTY on ROlmoIt street below s. o
OumminS and will put up large business
house.
The Crystal Window Glass Company Il
preparing to make pots at once and will
have them ready by the time tho new
buildings arg completed.
The delay Of the glass houses In uslnl
gas iB caused by tho difficulty in getting
the work Of putting in the attachment
and fittings done promptly. All want the
york done Of once.
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A1p ron C1fA1iLEsroN.
The Labor Assembly the First to'Diovo Ia
this Locality.

The Labor Assembly the First to'Diovo In
this Locality.
At lie regular meeting Sunday afternoon
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem.
bly, took stepS to raise a fund for the re.
Lief Of the sufferers from the earthquake
at Charleston. This is che frst step In
the matter by any organised body in this
section. Being only delegate body, the
Assembly has not o plsthoric purse TO
draw on, but II appropriated S25, and In.
strrCted' tie delegates to urge the local
unions 10 make al liberal appropriations
as they could, Messrs. J. H. BUTT, W. y.
Meek aud Ed. Robertson were appointed
committee 10 recelye tho money 20 con.
trlbuted and forward II 10 Charleston 10
the Relief Committee.
As there Rre In the Assembly lofty.BiX
several trades unions, some Of them hay.
ing pretty comfortably lined Golfers, doubt.
legs The aggregate Of the contributions
from this source will reach a very respect.
able cum,
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LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
oSE marriage license was Issued yesteE'
day.
THERE will be NO attraction at the Grand
this week.
OPERA HOUSE, this syeniug-Alia Nor
man Company in "The Maid OF Belle
Ville,"
A WHITE snake, four feet and three
inches long, was killed in Monroe county
over the river recently.
The p, @. 4 st. L. pay car arrived here
last evening and distributed considerable
cash among the many employees here,
Tue B. 4 o. Company has q force Of
thirty men engaged In laying new OAK
timhers between the rails Of their track
on Sixteenth street.
The Salvation Army was out on parade
last night for the FIRST time In several
months, Such perfect nights would bring
almost anybody out
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postotliCe: Miss Josie Dean, Miss Annie
Fair, Thoa, Maloney, s. NJ, Williams
Geo, Davis.
HARRY NoRTHwoOD, q native OF Eng
land, Yesterday declared his intention In
Part II OF the Circuit Court OF becoming
citizen Of the United States and received
his first papers.
A REGULAR ssmi-monthly meeting o.
Council will DO held this evening, The
regular committee reports will be present
cd and one or two important measures
will be considered.
The Board OF Directors Of the Riverside
Glass Works has definitely decided, t
rebuild the works destroyed by Are las
week, Work on the new establishment
which will be hre-proof, will be com
mencCd in the near future,
NEARLY every one Of the members 0
the State Press Association who attended,
| the recent annual meeting OF that bodI
in this city, speak glowingly In their 70
ports of the affair OF the music Furnished
by the Opera House orchestra at TN
banquet.
Mr., GEORGE Hook, Secretary OF the Stall
Fair Association, has received official NO
ltiCe OF his appointment as @ member Q
the Worlds Exposition projected for $50
lin celebration OF the four-huudredth an
niyfrsary Of the discovery Of America b.
Columbus. Mayor Grubb has also beef
appointed member Of tho came board
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 7
record deed made November &c. 1881
by. Robert Graz gle to LsuraD: Bloomfield
Reconsideration OF SG,S55 81, for the nortl
half Of 10. 10 in Square II, fronting on thu
west side OF Chapline street; desI
made November 20, 1884, by Laura D
Bloomfield to EliEAbsth D. wife Of Rober
Craugle, In consideration Of ", $685. 10
) deed, Also a deed made September 8, b!
John j. Kenny and wife to Adam Fig, II
consideration OF 81 $50, for part OF lot No
20, on the east side OF Main street, front
ing 20 feet thereon, and In Jonathan
ZSne's addition.
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opening Day a. tho Female College.

Yesterday the current session at the
Wheeling Female College was formally
inauguraled by the customary visit Of the
Board Of Trustees and other friends OF thu
institution. The young ladies in attend
auoe were assembled III the audience
room and were welcomed and greeted BY
Hon. O. D. Hubbard, President OF tho
Board, who after short address intro
duCed o number Of other gentlemen, who
INDUCED III short talks TO the young To-
dies on the general subject Of education
These gentlemen were Dr. Logan, A. W.
Campbell, DR.. Jepson, Rev. Dr.. De Haas
Dr.. Cooke, Rev. Mr.. Randolph and Hon
G. W. Atkinson. At the close Miss Ellis
Dillon, q former graduate, was called
on for few remarks on the subject OIL
Art Culture, which she presented yery
interestingly to the audience. The col
leRe starts OF with fair prospects THU
year, and President Brown expressed
himself Yesterday as gfatlhed and en-
Outraged by the outlook.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

80 long d the failing Smben Of vitality APE eapa
bic Of bong fVklndltd into warm and genial
glow, Just 90 long .hSfe lShOpO Tor tho weak and
emAClAied invalid Let him not therefore, do
spend, but derive ENCOURAGEMENT from this, and
from the further TACT that there Ia restorative
hlhbi notsnt IN feheWina ihD diaDldhtRd nosos, nj
/ broken down IytlOm, Yes, thanks 10 Ia uneXi
Aiiplcd ioulO yltlu,S iimte.lOrA stomach lllI,efI
4 daily rtylylig Pttnalli Ia The bodies and hOpt
IN the ml1d1 Ol tliU feeble aud nervous Appetite
Ss Sig es NO. o. sSh Az CClSI
gesses which this priceless iiiVlg0lanl speedily lnl
tlAles and cAfElts t1a successful conclusion Ill.
gesl0n a restored the buOi leFlillGod and susie.
nance anltled 70 6afh lie sustaining organ BY The
Diltefsi which a lnOdensiye even " the iohRnine
palAto, vegetable In composition, and thoroughly
iAto, Vl0lt and tVBAin Tlgufl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
A BAD ACCIDENT.
A Boy Has Foot Cut on and Is FATAL,
Hurt on the Elm Grove TrAok.l

A Boy Has a Foot Cut on and u Fatally
Hurt on the Elm Grove TraGk.l
A serious accident occurred yesterday,
shortly after noon, on the. line Of the Elm
Grove track, opposite. 1.-The Central Glass
Works in East Wheeling, Tbs train from
the Park due at that point at 1890 o'clock
was coming up the grade at ia usual rate
Of speed. The men and boys employed in
the glass works were dispensing in various
directions for dinner and one Of them,
John Woods, o boy aged about Is, q son
OF Dan Woods, who resides at the corner
Of Jacob and Eighteenth streets, was run
ming up the stairway that leads from the
Hemphsld track to that oithe Elm Grove,
adistance ofabout 10 feet. According TO the
Statement OF q Mr., Carroll, who, II APP
pears, was about the only'one who NO.
ticed the accident, the boy was looking
back over his shoulder and running up
rapidly; he paid no attention to the train
aud ran against the rear Of the motor, He
was thrown down by the collision and his
right foot gettingiunder the rear wheels
OF the motor was nearly crushed oil, The
boy fell down the slope to the track be-
low where he was picked up by those at
tracted by his cries. A physician that
had been summoned was soon Oh the
spot and decided that amputa.ion was
necessary above the ankle,
The boy ip addition to these injuries
was badly bruised in rolling down the
slope. In spite Of the efforts OF medical
skill to relieve the boy, he sank gradually,
and died at nine o'clock last night,
He was not noticed coming up the stairs
by any OF the train hands or passengers
aud there ia no blame to be attached to
the engineer, as he had passed the point
at the head Of the stairway when the scCl-
dent occurred,
The boy Is very unfortunate q abort
time sgo he was badly burned aud he had
but recently recovered from the effects Of
that accident,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

To-day, at Q o'clock, B. Il. Roter, q pin,
Tor employed for the past week on the
iNrELiiuBNuRR, will leave the wharf al
Che foot Of Twelfth street Ia a row.boaI
for Louisville, KY. The boat 70 twenty.
two feet long and very Blin, oil the build
known as a"workibg.boAl,' and weight
about hily pounds. lie intends Ia. take
his time In going, stopping Of the inter
Vening towns along the river. He says
that no has been In thlrty.one States and
Territories, and has worked et the case In
more than three hundred printing Offices,
all Ia the space Of eight yeats, When he
gets 10 Louisville he Gays he will never
tramp" again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

Ladies' In want Of . good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose & Co., WIG
are the sole agents for the celebrated
Standard and White seWlHg MACHINES ioj
this city and State, Their reputation ioj
square dealing 10 q guarantee that person.
purchasing Q machine Of them will gsl
tho very best 10 the market.
They have also tue exclusive sale for The
"CAllgfaph" type wfiter the mcat perfect
and rapid writer made. Business and pro.
ieeSloHAl men should remember lhfs. A
call 10 solicited before putOhasing else.
wherej their place Of business 10 No, ~
Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

Prof. Il. II. Crago, member Of the Ma.
tional Senate Of the National Union will
shortly organise q now Council Of the 90
clety on the Island. Some Of the leading
business and professional men Of the Hev.
enth ward are on the liBt Of charter mem.
hers. This will be the third Council ID
the city. In addition to this one on the
'Gsrden Spot" Prof Otago will also
shortly form Councils NJ 81. ClAltayille
and HhnWoou,
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Burt Cummins, employed as a regulator
man BY the Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany, who Is q very iaet and experl
bicycle rider, while riding up and
down Fourteenth street last evening
struck small stone In front Of the NTH
uoEEcEs Office At the same time Ills sad.
dlo turned aud he was pitched forward
about twenty feet, Rlightlng on his head
on The brick pavement with great force,
He lay stunned until those who he'd wit.
messed the occurrence went 70 his aid and
picked him up. He sustained palniul
1cAIp wounds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
Hay Fever Sufferers.

The number OF people annually afflicted
with this most annoying malsdy Reemt
TO be greatly oil the Increase
The editor Of this journal Is an annual
victim, and with view to discover q
specific, has tried numerous remedies. Of
these, Ely's Cream Balm" is by all cd De
the quickest and most satisfactory, two
applications greatly allaying the usua
symptoms In the nose and eyes. We
would recommend It's use to all subject t.
hay fever, and we gladly bear unsolicited
testimony to Its efficiency In our case
media, Pa, Record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

The Fail Races at Cleveland will take
place September l4th 10 Itch inCluBiye.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company will cell excursion tickets 10
UleYelA1d, each day Of the races, al one
fare for The found tip.
See small bills fortune Of train and
rates Of tafe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

TIE Select List Of Local Newspapers
controlled by Geo. P. Rowell & To-, 10
Spruce street, New York, Is composed Of
tho best daily aud weekly papers outside
the large cities and covers the whole coun.
try. Orders are taken for single States,
and at astqllShingly low prices CAtalo.
CUES arc sent iFeO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

We take pleasure In calling tho aLten.
ton Of urreAdbts 10 the advertisement
In our columns Of MC0lellan's New Book.
From beginning 10 end the book abounds
In evidence Of how Mcclellan loved the
Army Of the Potomac aud how the sol.
dieFs loved him. II 10 iullioi enthusiastic
tributes 10 tho soldiers Of tho army.
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IfOrsford'sG Add Phosphate

Dr.. o. X. Drake, Bsllevllle, ILL.,, says: n
have found II, and II alone, 70 produce
sweet and natural sleep In cases Of wake.
tulnBtB CAUSED by oysrwofk Of the brain,
which often 0eodrs With active PROBES.
alphAl and bnhfneEa mbnN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

WE have introduced o new system OIL
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate,
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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OIIccl Eos. 10 nnd ~ fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.


THIRD FACE,
ppeyer nrns. Motions. Millinery, dc.
pllLghurgh lrJn Warehouse " \. burt u Co.
RlnhaTdSOn, Goodwin " o. Druggists.
do, i. Feeiy-GrOCur aud Conditioner.
OF iIros. 4 Co., llArtlWGtc,
llJWn 4 Good--heICh mol DTOEerS.
IIazlGtt, wheat " llaya-N0t.on';
Muhn i BrandfaS--robaCcJa aud Cigars,
lWgSnI p4dE,
Wheat and Naylor-So.louS and Fancy Goods.
N, Gutuinn & GO.-ylJihlelg.
L, 8. .Deluplaln, Son & Colby Goods.
Harper 4 lilo --llaties
NClil Il EllihghRm-GIocers.
boyd & CO.-lllO8 aud ehOeI.
Simpson u IlOgO-DrY Goods and Notions.
H. Hickman 4 Co Mats and Caps.
BrGmer 4 Observation-Disclosures and GIocerS.
EIGHTH rA0E.
Vance. Hughes & Co.-BOOls and Shoes.
Kfuit Bros. & Neutrality-suspicious., DC.
Simon BacrS sOuS-tiroCeB and COnGe IloaSters
VIM. SchwerliCgeE-IhSt ,,. 4 saddle saddles &C.
Siamm House Henry stamm, Proprietor,
Breakfast, Dinner and Tea Sets Ewing DEos.
Hubbard & Paull-GrOcets.
ELEVENTH rAGE.
Laushlln Bros. Drug Company.
ThOs. Hughes & Co-MGrChRnt TalloH.
L. X. Gillln q Co-Fleld & Garden Seeds.
I. U. MOllat II CO-MCrchant Tail0rH.
Geo ". JOhnsOn's SOug-COppeF, Tin, DC.
]. W llunler-MustRrd Mills.
Luke Flit0n-PlumbGr, Gas and Steam Filter.
llOrkhslmer BrOL-.wool, DC.
BOyd'E Seed Warehouse.
y. uoGrgt-laper Flour DagA
N. Parker & CO.-CommlAlonM Merchants.
TWELFTH fAGE,
Logan & CO.-Drugs 4 Chemicals.
Jos. speldGl h JO-groceu and Coffee RoaItors.
TrlIni oh In street Paylng-JOhn Porter
Too sur Clothing Housed. Gundllng 4 Co,
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Nh. WI. CALM, the publisher Of The
Wheeling Oily DIRECTORY, has undoubl'
eddy the best arrangement LOT advertisers
who contemplate sending out circulars
oil anything that has yet been brought 10
our notice. lie 10 p6tIug up complete
Hat Of al tesponalble farmers within q
radius Of thifty,avo miles Of Wheeling,
oil ready printed, perforated and gum,
med, 20 that ave OF BiK thousand CirOH.
lars can DO addressed 10 ealily ~ putting
on the postage stamp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 14.-1A.
For Western Pennsylvania local rains
In the northern portion, fair weather III
the southern portion, stationary tempera'
ture, westerly winds.
For West Virginia, fair weather, eighty
warmer, BoutheFly winds.
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NnwArriynIa.

We are daily receiving our fall stock Of
fine and medium grade shoes, which we
arc offering at the very lowest prices,
quality considered. Give us q call.
J, W. AMlcK,
lli3 Main street.
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs drup
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
"a. NJ. 67'i IL Nj, 72'iSr. M 1871 NJ
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock we shall offer
our Summer Stock ut reduced prices.
U. HESS u SONS.
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WEAR Balbtiggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
U, HESS u sons.
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gs1p advertisements,

FoR RENT OR SALE-A DWFI NS
~ House on GreeubAck street, KlrkwooI- y,
house contains II 10 ms, with all mode m i'm, les
ments, aud has . yard Of 100 feet front w we
bard water on the premises. For further MI, ~
Ian apply to A, BRElDENSTEIN, H'ueu'
~nT 80, mi, yo-y,,,.. ~
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NV York. Sept ls,-TheEc was very heavy
demand Of agelu ior inCreasoi aSSortments Of !
scellRneoua description, with decided increase
IN TOO request for deliveries en- old eugagenentS
whereby L. Indicated the breaking UP Of IobbetI
stocks all interior markets BY the large trade
toe past two weeks.
Cotton,
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% 2,aS 81; ialcy Is SSaS o. Wheat ossisri No. No.
red 7Sci receipts ylOOO bushelsi shipments 7,VO(
axe, oats quiet and steady No, 2 mixed 2iTc
aye quiet and hrm; No, 2 6io. Pork stronger ii
Nl@' Lard qul0t ht 7l25SU, Bulk meats EtropE
aud higher gt 1905, bacon stronger; shoulder
TSlho, whisky steady 81 81 10: Butter urmi
lsc. Llusted oil Etea iy aud nrm at 42aiic Sugar
steady; hard refined ga ,ei Now Orlelus 4ISa6ISc,
Etgs quiet At l2al21&r. Cheese III fair demand
choice mild full cream fiat OAOISC.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-08-19

ing for Mr.. Wood, our mate. She was in
love with him, and of course she was q
little jealous Of me. The whole mystery
about Captain Harris, as she called her.
sell, was accounted for.
"One evening some weeks afterward
when we were in the Indian ocean /
glanced through the after cabin door and
what do you think sawf There sat our
mate, M. Wood, by the side of our skip
per. She had her beard of, and noticed
then that she had let her hair grow. In
Mr. Woods lap sat the little boy. She
was looking tenderly at Mr.. Wood, and
he was talking to the boy IS if he had
made up his mind to be very good to him
for his mothers sake. Then knew
that it was sll settled.