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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

81, llhltaVIIlu ACCOMMODATIONS luAVUu ulDukiH
al 8:3S a. M, 100 and 600 p. M. leaves BCllSira
at $40 o. nj 2:2S and 6:S5 p. n. Returning, ar.
Ilves Of Wheeling ct Sl6 o. MI 1;B6 and $40 ,. a.,
daily except Sunday,
MoundGYillO accommodation, leayOs Wheeling
At II ;81 D. m and arrives Rt MoundEYill0 81 I2:lk
D. M, daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 1855 y, N.
Z2nc6Ville accommodation leaves Wheeling al
400 p, NJ, daily except Sunday.
1880 D. N, TAIN through 70 Cincinnati without
change with B. Il o. sleeper through 10 Cincinnati,
u, 4 o. Sleeping Cars on oil through traiiIS,
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. g. lOayinE wheeling At,o:2S q. M, arriving 81
Cincinnati Of $50 p. N.
CloRe CONNECTIONS ara made for all ponb South
and Southwest North and Northwest, niEkiuR thiI
desirable route for colonisLs and poBonG moving
70 tho great West, aud 70 whom Particular alton.
ten q given,
Tickets 70 all principal pOln1 on sale at Depot.
Hleeping car eccomEnodA can 10 secured
Depot Ticket OfiCe.
flos q RlRKE, Ticket Agent, B. q o. Depot
JOHN DAILlE, Union ONCE.
JOHN .. LAM, TrAv. Passenger Agent,
r. T DRVRlEI, General ARpiii WRt0iinV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
Live stock,

EAST LIBERTY, PA, Nov lO-CatIle re,
csipls 22s head; shipmsnta 81 head. Mar
keE nothing doing, Hogs-.Feosipts 1896
head shipments 1900 head, Market &C.
tive; PhilsdeIphiss 81 1914 IS; Workers.
81 10 4 20; common ahd light s. 00a4 10,
sheep-recelpts 1900 head; shipments
1000 head, Market gl9g at yesterdays
prlps@
CRlc4Go, Nov. 10 Cattle receipts !. 900
head shipments | 900 market strong and
a shade higher shipping S,ee,S s OOl6 co.
atoCkeTs aud feeders 9 lO4S 50; cows,
bulls and mixed 1908 ". Bulk 3 00a
2 Is Through Texas steers 2 60aS 25
Hogs, receipts $4,000; shipments 10000
market opened GLOW and closed strong at
10, liver; Rough aud mixed S55a4 CO.,
packing and shipping 1904 10; light
3 50,4 10; skips 2 rs 800, Sheep, re,
ceipH 1000, shipments l,OOO, Market
steady. NATIVES 9 10 400i Western 8 Goa
y 10; Texans 9 OOs3 10. Lambs 8 1914 20.
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gssuspestaliels.

DITTsRURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
u LOUIS RAlLROAD-PanhRndle Route:
Time table Tor lilst aud West corrected 10 NOV,
II. 1850, TralnA leave Panhandle station, ions VI
Eleventh street, near public landing, VI follows
Cnntnal STANDARD lmei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

to active. Western, "a at 249, Wool
firm; Moderate inquiry, Domestic fleece
s0lssi Pulled l4ls5i Tsxss 1925.
Pork fairly active and Arm; old mess,
$40 OOAl0 POI new, $40 60all 90; cut meats,
hrmi picked bellies 81; picked hams 9.
Lard opened firm, closed weaker; western
steam spot IS 25; November SO 23a8 % /;
December - 2ls6 Is; January 50 27a8 90;
February So S5l6 81; March So 1876 A;
city steam So 10. Butter quiet, firm /;
western 1926, Cheese dull and rather
weak western flat llRl2t, Lead quiet;
common, 4A4i.
BALTIMoRE, MD., Nov. l9,-Wheat west.
ern, higher and dull; No. 9 winter red
spot, S3t RSSiC; December, S4tas4lc; Jan.
uRIy S59ls6s; February s7taS7aG; May
81 ls92s, Corn, western, steady and dull;
mixed spot, 44ia bids year 44Ii44ip; Jan.
usry 45ll45tG; February 48c asked /;
steamer 4Sn bid, Oats, firm; sugar cane
western white, 1856; do mixed S2RSSC;
provisions quiet and steady; mess pork
lie. Lard, refined 7lC, Eggs, steady at
24125s, Coffee, firm; Rio CaIgoes, oTdi-
nary to fair at l2salSC,
demand firm. Flour quiet, Wheat strong
aud higher; No, Cred 77c. Corn firm
and higher; No. 2 mixed 500, Oats
firm; No, 2 mixed 20, Rye firm; No. q
$751; Pork dull at 50 80. lard quiet at
s. Us, Bulkmeais and bacon firm and IN,
changed, Whisky steady at 81 IS. But.
ter, sugar and cheese firm. Hogs firm
common and light s. 25A4 l5ipaCklug and
butchers 81 0OaA26,
TolRpo, o., Nov, l0,-Wheat firm
cash, November 7sC bid; December
49,, bid; January 700, bid; May S5Sc,
bid. Corn dull, cash 3S; May, 42c, bid,
Oats neglected. Glover seed steady, dull
cssh December 81 90, bidi January 81 60
bid February ~ 70 bid.
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NRUsTEE's SALE,

The above sale has been postponed until satuF.
day, November .v,9t same PlAee and hour
pOVlb ". II, AALLEk, AuelloneeI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
Ghe gnteIIfgsueer
For te blitlliGaIe1.
WHEN WINTER COMES

oaies1 Nos, 20 anda7 Foartsonla aLEset,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

Passenger ttalna daily including Sunday. A
]. u, T0MLlNBON,
NJ non, Ticket Agent y. r. b. wheeling,
We dSSstsl Passenger Aren't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20

All LrAlub 1Ally except snnuA!.
Trains leaving Bridgeport at l:l2 p, m, (l;47 city
tmel arrive Of GihicGso q 6;9 following morning,
m, arriving ct 6:l3 p. N.
Leave Cleveland Of Il ;lop. m, arrive at 7:66A,m
Z, A. FORD,
Con. PaSa and Ticket Agent, F1tAburSn, Pa,
JAMES AoCREA, General MAnagev
Pittsburgh, p.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
j. (oPnlArING)
CLEVELAND i PITTSBURGH T. h,
CONDENSED timetable Of passenger tTAlnS O0T,
reCteh 10 nov. I, lsh6-(Nn(IAl standard Timer
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
Isodcaw Bits.
BLi.

Mum & Brockman have begun to saw at their sawmill.
 Sone cold. bad weather the past week, and some sickness in the neighborhood.
 Mir. l., C. Paiker's daughter has been very sick for several days, but is inyproving sonic. She IS un' der the treatment of Dr. Sanderter. We hope she will be up soon.
 Prof. D. l.. Lindley has opened a good school at the NickolFs school house. some five miles southest of this place. He tells me that he has fine school.
 Parker x James are getting along very we'll on the bridge across Bodcaw. They will com. plete it .by the first, of March, if they. can have good weather to work in., It will be very much needed this spring.
 Married on last Thursday night / at J. E. Bean's, Mr. w. P. Hairston to Miss Emily Bean, by Esq. Lo- gan. J' w. L'
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28

Deduct ten cents from every dollar sent for yout com mission. Address,
 MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,, St. Louis.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
COUNTY NEVIS,
by the Special COrres-
 pOndentS of the l'icayune.
Enmct Rtcbings.

Health of this place good.
 Public schools in full bloom, both white and black.
 j. l.. McGough has moved his saw mill about one and half miles east of Emmet.
 Ed Eaves has moved on his fa- ti,er's farm, and will make crop thefe this year.
 have heard several speak very favotably of G. W. Reeves. of Ross ton, as being a suitable man to rep resent us in the next legislature.
 Dr. I. J. Gillespie and his little son Ross, are both quite sick ill St. Louis, where the doctor has been for some !ime attending lec- lures.
 Two young widowers and two old bachelors called on one young lady last Sunday evening. They all left without telling anyone good bye.
 Miss Rebecca Gill of Prescott, has charge Of the free school in this place, with fifty-three scholars on tho roll. Miss Hattie EaTes has entered as assistant teacher.
 Mir N. o. Battle will have his new dwelling house finished in few days. Our friend Bill, the carpen- ter, no doubt wishes that he had another one to build. He IS young widower with many, good qualities, and those young men who go there so regularly had best hur- ", for you know how widower Is when he starts.
 BILL.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
Healthful Yigor for the Girls.

Mrs. Evermore says, in one her lectures on Girls, "I would give to girls equal intellectual and ,ndus- trial training with boys. Yes, and give them equally good health, too" When your girls are suffer- ing from paleness and debility, it is a sign that their blood is poor and thin, and that they need Browns Iron Bitters. The only preparation of iron that can be taken safely. Miss Barton, Chest nut st., Louisville, Ky, says, "Brown's Iron Bittcrs cured me of rheumatism when everything else had failed"
 I am convinced, after testing it's virtue in exceedingly severe and obstinate cases, that Tongaline possesses decided and marked cu. rative properties in rheumatic neuralgia, and in many instances of muscular rheumatism.
 Walter Coles, NJ. D., St. Louis, Mo.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
THE PRESIDE.
GEORGE K. HAMPSTEAD

What pleasure, what pleasure,
 On dreary winter night, To be gathered round the iircside
 In the cheerful candle light While the wind is outward singing,
 Long and loud, a hoarse, rough song, And sweet Mirth is inside passing
 Round the merry joyful throng. And the kitten in the corner.
 Silent, sleeps the night away; Dreaming dreams of rat and mousie, Till the night has turned to day. And dear mother in her rocker;
 Through with an her household cares, Looks with pride upon her chlldren, And the pleasure calmly shares. And the reader of the household
 From some English author reads; Or from histories Greek or Roman, Learns some ancient peoples crecds. Then the venerable father, When these pleasures all are through, From the shelf takes down the bible, Aye, that blessed book SO true. Then he reads that old commandment: ''Love thy ueighbor as thysclf" hn, sANb ne, put COuiu we knOWiU, How each man does love himself' "Nor can we tell of all the gin
 That this wicked world contains, But half of it is caused by pride.
 That is running in her veins" "Sow when see how men of wealth Look on their humber brothers, It makes the blood boil in my veins, Till all good will it smothers." Now, my children let it ever,
 Be your chosen lot to live Humble in the sight of heaven,
 Satisfaction prone to give" Then the fathor puts the bible
 In the old accustomed place, And kneels down with all the family. And asks God'to bless his race. Then each one in sweet succession,
 Humbly lays him down to sleep, Till the gun up o'er the hilltops
 Like playful boy will peep.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
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 There is no better paper in the world for the Democracy to feed upon. It has been s shining light in the party for over fifty years, and has never faltered in its support. The
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
THE DEMOCRATIC POSTMASTERS WHO ARE

NOW IN and Z ose who are to come in, should to see js that the Democratic patrons of their otiisc are invited to subscribe for this paper. and thus aid in disseminating the doc triAes of the party, and making it stronger throughout the land.
 Send us the name of every Democrat who receives mail at your office, and we will send him a sample copy of the Weekly, and then you can easily secure us club of fifty or one hundred subscribers.
 Now is the time to do this, and the sooner the better. We allow good cash comiiiissidns on all subscriptions sent in, and there will be no trouble for to make nice thing for your self immediately, :. Eastern Postpastcrs yitp wou!d like to supply their tricnds with insor- nation ef the great Southwest, ir its sgritul- tural, mineral and commercial resoutces, es- pccially those who are thinking of changing their homes for thIs region. should induce them to subscribe for our weekly. It will tell them all they will need to know about it.
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
LOCAL AND PERsONAi.

Mud and Slush!
 Roads very bad. s Business moro lively.
 Moro sleet Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Winter visited Bierne Tuesday.
 Boston baked beans, tcr sale at J. !. Gastons.
 Fresh oy sters always on hand at Dan Wards. Mir. Ev. Andrews, of Hope, was here Monday.
 Mincc meat and candicd citron at Geo. W. Crosnoc's,
 Uncle Moses Winter. visited his brother at Fulton Monday.
 Mir. W. B. White Sr- visited Hope the first of the week.
 Miss Fife Reed left Saturday and is visiting at Texarkana.
 Dr. F. Nj. Williams, of Glenn. vile, has been in town this week.
 Mir. E. l.. Martin6alc, of Ross ton, gave us pleasant call Tues day.
 Mir. w. Y. Foster, the big hard ware man of Hope, was up Mon- day.
 Mrs. Geo. r. SmuOte is visiting MT, and Mrs. J. Harris at Tcxark ana.
 Miss Etta Thomas, of Arkadel' phia, visited friends here Sunday and Monday.
 Buy your apples, oranges, can. dies and confectioneriss, from W. R. Jernigan.
 D. B. Madden, Esqr., spent Sat urday at Philadelphia, attsnding to legal business.
 Only twelve moro days in which t,xes may be paid, before the de- llnqucut list will be made ont.
 Sunday was a beautiful and pieasaut day, and a large number of our people were out enjoying it.
 Calr at White & Whites. in tho pUst.o office building. for fresh gro ceries, confectiOneries and station cry.
 Mir. George Johnson. who has been at work below an-AntOniO, Texas, tor some time has returned home.
 A large assortthcnt of best sta tionery just received at this office. Job work executed neatly and eheaply.
 Ifysu have any disease of the Blood, go to Milner X Milbnrn's, and buy Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
 Jetnigan keeps flour. meal, meat, and groceries generally; cali and examine prices etc, before buying elsewhere. Engines, Boilers and all kinds of machinery repaired at the foundry ard machine shops of R. l. Cobb < Co, ktttfc Rock, Ark.
 Brushes, fnc4ues, Tapborlhes, Tabs Paints, Hamtnefed Brass and sst kinds of Artists materials Kept ts Hgsh Mmerief & Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
ssc;rir. Sale.

Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of an issued and to mo directed by the clerk of the circuit court of Nevada county, l have levied upon and will expose for sale to the highest bidder on a credit of three months on
 Tuesday. February, Oih. Isss. between the hours for legal sales. in front of the court house door of Nevada county, Ar kansas, the following. described lands, towit: All the right Title and interest of II. C. Carroll in and to the N WI and EA SW and fractional W $ E,sec 3l, township II, range 2l west and fs,c 2 F, N W ard $ WI of sec 30, township IA. range 2l, in said county ot Nevada, State of. Arkansas. levis3 ..pB9n to satisfy an execution in favor of J. R. Tone, & Co. OSCAR PHILLIPS, Sberitf.
 By Ed. Hood, D, $.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
Weekly Missouri Republican
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,

and contains the news of the world. It gives MARKET REPORTS and all CONNER. CTAL INDUSTRIAL and AGRICULT- ITRAI infellirenee etc
Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28
PATENTS

Cavssss. rrsde Marks a.A Cepyrish's Otained. and all other busjness in the r. < Patent Office attended to for moderate, fee.
 Our office is oppesitc the, II. !. Pater' tk hce. and we can. obtain Pu.frnts..ip les tim
 Send .y,cdsl or drawing. We advise as to f,atsnts biltS free of. charge; and wc make r' chaygn unless ws.ohtsin patoIk.
 We refer here to the Postmaster. 'i,e Supt. of Money Order Div, and to officials qf She U. $. Patent Office. For circutsr a.!- vice, terpis and references to actual clients in your own state or county, write to
 C. \. SNOW .& CO..
 Opposite Patent OflSce, Washington. D.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-18
The nnttls of somn nnh .

The -millennial celebration of the
battle of Sempach, which Switzerland re-
Gently held, makes our Revolutionary
fields, whose centenaries occurred O few
years ago, and even our earlier Provi-
dence and Albany settlements and incor-
porations, seem modest by comparison.
Yet, ancient as was that combat of spears
and bows, fought in 1885, it will always re-
main fresher in the worlds memory
than many an engagement on a larger
scale in these days of breech- loading guns.
the deed attributed to Arnold Winkelried,
whose wide-armed swoop of Austrian
spears to his breast, in order to open a
way for his comrades into the compact
phalanx of his country's enemies, is still
told of in the defamation of schoolboys
in hemisphere not till century later
made known by Columbus.-New York
Sun.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-18
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT
Best California Leather

sole insole, Harness, Skiting and Uppers.
French and American Cafskins,
Sheep Skins, Goat Skins,
Saddles and Saddle Trees
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The Irrational English ras hion.

An extreme instance OF the awkward
ness of the irrational English custom of not
introducing" or making strangers known
to each other by name, is mentioned in
Harper's Weekly. A Harvard professor
and wife were guests at a reception in
London which had been given in theii
honor. A hundred men and women had
been invited by the hostess to meet them.
But there were no introductions, and the
Harvard professor amused himself during
the evening by talking to his wife. Chi
capo Times
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Casks Dupee Hams,

OdSkS DUPtt Hd11ls,
Casks [ "a Hams, Case. X. B Bacon
Cases Fairbanks Lard, ID. pail,
Cases Fairbanks Lard, ID. pail,
Cases Fairbanks Lard 10 h. pail
Cases whitneys Beter, In tins
Half hrkns Butter, Gilt Edge,
Or. hrkins Butter, g Edge
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TaahIon,s communal.

Miss Style Ito coachman)-James, your
whiskers are not in harmony with Fido's.
1t mortifles me dreadfully when go onto
the boulevards. wish you to take Fido
with you to the barber's and have your
whiskers trimmed to match his"
James-Mlghtn't have the dogs hair
cut to match mine ma'amP
Miss Style (sternly)- can you think
of itS Fido is just In style. Chicago
Ram bier
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A shIpload Of Sugar.

Upon unloading a British steamer
which arrived at Philadelphia it was
found that about one-half of the cargo of
1890 tons of sugar was q fluid mass Of
strip instead of sugar in bags as it had
been shipped from India. The sugar had
been melted by heat, and the strip was
eight feet deep in the hold of the vess ell,
which had come through the Suez canal
Chicago II ines
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bamboo and Lancewood.

For bait fishing bamboo is the most du-
rable, though Lakewood is good enough
for all ordinary purposes Bamboo is
much the more costly, but 1t stands the
wear and tear good deal better than the
other sort of thing. Chicago Herald.
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A railroad Maenate.

G. r. Huntington, the Pacific road ma
nate, carries huge white sunsla
whether the sun shines or not, ami
known facetiously as "the white mar
Wall street. New York Letter.
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INVITED TO SUBSCRIBE.
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

large edition will be printed each day. be circulated Honolulu and
throughout the Islands, regardless subscriptions until regular paying list OF
obtained the public becoming acquainted with the merits
the paper
will and readable record
country will give, time time received
the outside world concise and systematic form
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TO LET OR LEASE.

win eo.idge on King street, containing seven room.
veni.ncs" ana large yard in the rear and Nil the no
''"''"eeS' ArIesian water Apply 70 -" '"s con
AtE.o Hall & Son a. FERNANDEZ,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber OF Commerce.

The wheat market opened firm in the morn
ing, and during the session the tendency was
upward, and at the same time quite good
demand existed for grades for futures Of ell
kinds. Sellers of these had confidence and
were very firm. The display of samples was
only fair, and good stocks sold well TO local
millers and on outside milling orders. Quite
good deal of the poorer stock that had been
refused by buyers for several days were sold
yesterday. No. j. hard wheat opened at
SIG bid, ssc asked cash and January, closed
sSc bid sS1zc asked, February AG1zc above
ruary. May opened at es14c bid and
closed at $3.50 bid. with e4c asked.
No Northern ranged from es7z 10 s215c
bid, May S715 to size. No. Q Northern. 76c
bid cash, 751zG16c January and February.
Cash sales Included the following by sam
pies: cars No. Northern o. {. SEC, 8 cars
No. Northern o. {. s5c, 2 cars No. Moth
ern o. l., sac, cars No. l Nothern o. Z s41sc.
cars No. Northern o. {. soc. car No.
Northern o. [. 1870, 6 cars rejected o. I. &c,
cars rejected o. {. zoe, car rejected o. Z
151zc, cars rejected o. {. Csc, cars sample
o. {. s5c. Transit sales, 100000 st. Louis,
l33zc; 10000 May, 111<c. The following are
the closing bids on call: No. l hard, cash
SHE; January,s71se; February,s.1%c March,
ssssc; May, e31c; No. Northern, cash, s21<c;
May, size; No. Northern, cash, &c; JsBu-
airy, 1875; February. 75K. Flour was steady;
Minneapolis patents in sacks TO local dealers.
$4.55g5; for shipment in sacks, car lots. 4-I0
as; in barrels, "a. s52t5.lO; delivered at New
England points, s.. COOS 30; New York points,
IS. 40G5. so; Philadelphia and Baltimore. S5-35
45.75; bakers, $494 30; low grades, So s593;
red dog, $l.6012 In sacks, -. l0&2.so in bar
rels. Rye -four, pure, nominal &C 81. 1919
per 100 Ds. and buckwheat $k65 Dbl. Corn
and oat< remained STEADY. bran WAS nrmer,