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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

IT is not very encouraging TO think that
following the great Connellsyile coke
strike, there is q p-ospec. OF q general
miners strike in several States on March 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

haunt him and rise up before him to make
him stsgger like drunken man and cause
him to forget al his Sunday school lesson.
The millennium can never come to West
Virginia till there are better roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
TIE REGINFER.

West SirgiUisnS sOjOurninS in
Washington can always fad the
DARN iGE&ISTEis nn the cOun-
Ter OF LepIey ~ FinSter, news
dealers, .I5 Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Notice TO Union Nall Feeders.

OF ISDEPEFDEHI NAIL FEED
eIs Onion No 5, are nCti6.d TO meet al their hall
Friday, February 10. at g O'Clock p. m,
BY order o. Committee.
isb;sI ALEX. c. KESSEs, sec'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

THggg cheers FOR GsosGE WAsEyGroN
and his little Ratchet.
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FOR REM.

Seven rOOmed house, No. sd Market street,
cottage on Cornsr OF ln5isna and Broadway SIS.
Five rOOued house, ~ Nortn lOrK street; hrst-
class house with gaS and Va:-r.
Ten rOome4zhOuse, I4l} Chlp,iac street
seven r0Omed house, 8, Virginia rect, with all
modern improvements.
That hue ftOre-room, 1922 Ma ket street hne
10, alton for most any business
Five rOomed house on Mary and slres;.
Seven TOOmed house, - South Penn street.
Store room, 1904 Market street.
Go:ta8e on corner o. Virginia and Penn street
drst-ll4~' property. rOOnl.
Two suit, Of roo IS On tl'rl dor. at llco anu
no dsin street
Seapiug rooms ST Offices on Twelfth street.
Thee rooms .: 1855 a.CJo.i1gh street.
-. q. SuITG,
fej24y Esal Esta'c agent, l2kJ ataln I.
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NOrtn Front Street, Island, PrOpar,
ty for Sale.

DV VIRTUE OT \ pErD pt l&UsI 10
- Lac, made by Mary \. Tsma1 and Ir. Will
liam LEHMAN, h5r husband, dAtat the 18Th dry Of
February, IN the year 1854 anH r,oorret IN iGe
Clerks orica Of the county Court Of ONO comfy,
Nest Virginia, in Deed o. Trust EO.k NUMBERED
Il, page G5, will, o.
Thursday, the Both day OF March, 1855,
commencing 81 10 O'Clock a. m, sell at public auc
ton az the mont door OF tho Court House OF 5aid
county, Lot numbered one hu4dred aud ninsty
six $3.50, In the city OF Wheeling in Ohi1 county,
Wet Virginia, aHd in the addition o! said Cisy
called Zaues island addition to city ~ Wheeliugi
also part OF water or pasture lot numbered seven
l. in said addition, being all Of said lot numbered
seven "a which lies in the rear Of sid lot one hun
drec and ninpty.slx (l96l. and between II and the
Ohio river, the SAID part OF lot numbered seven ~
beng OF = Uniform width OF sixty TOO ieet from
front Of SidU thereof next lot ono hundred and
ninety six (gi TO the river, being the same prop
erty conveyed 10 the said Mary a. ! man by
Ernest POLLOCK by deed of even late here~ith,
which Is duly recorded in the said HhiO county.
believe tue titio T. 10 good bit selling So llu9
tee undertake - convey such title only IS by sald
cezd OF Jrust AN authorized 10 sell aui convey as
atoreVGd
TEyIs or SALE-Caah
J. POLLOCK, Trustee.
!. =. HERvEr, AuCtionesr. teb22l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Cure Guaranteed

live rs
Heakne.s3 Prea1efure Old a &c, &c. &c. ssSH
zenuins a.e eyeg ssss eel DE. pet ~
Zach Ben We sc1t vrttea gIsszr.es 10 return IL
III ano1nt PAD = Z dos nd make eoIanisfs cars
AGEacYteF aseSIh AH { stste 81 BrooS5n.k.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

NFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE CuUET!
~ Court, ohio county, W,h .igsiria
In the matter Of the probate ~ RpIp,f aiilgg
purporting 20 be the last will AID i.s'.rn,rt o
Henry Bru6msen, deCesSsi. The mi.rc ui b.
petition bled In this matter "T ia" l,th 81 o.
February, A. II. 1876. IL 20 10 Aritt.i 'o no
bate paper zfi;iDg puriorung To- t. 'rs vii Of
HetIy brnemsrn, eteA'sl, hosSiry bet. IN -
9Th day Of march, a. u. So: fnd T. apes fs
IRON an ahdavit fIe With me in nv onChn
l6uite thompson and lmii Thompson. br' hos
band, are on. residenu 81 this state, n, ordered
that They GO apIear al ny once IN Ia" ctr u
wheeling in tho county ~ i tistc s'or 'sit 90
the l7ib day 81 March. A II. is H. ~ 0,ioek,
cot In said matteT.
fublbhed tho irst time fehru1ryl7 ~,
'FDEGg. HOOK ilgt
RUssEL STIrEL, Attorneys. hh;asI
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ATTENTION, SIR KRlGHrSl

yIVHERE WILL BE A special MEEIING
4 Of Wheeling and Cyrene COMMANDMENTS
knight Templars, at the Asylum, Monday evening,
February 22d at 80 p. m, to make arrangements
to 20 to the Grand Conclsve at ST. louis
Ali are requested TO be present.
fs2,q BYoRDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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AUCTION - Ale
Oh
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

sod SEED Lot aud eyea-TCVInei b.iyk House,
supplied vita water and Gas, centrally coated,
nuul osrei 1886 on tee ta't size OF ECt stres:, one
door above twelfth street Is now rented Tor
S2i.5u per month. To be So at the Cowt Hou'e
Saturday Morning, February 20, 1856,
az 10 O'Clock, 10 the highest bidder
TERMS-S 81 90 or as much mora as the purchaser
may d. sire TO paw, cash, The balance in one aud
Two years With six per cent Interest, secured bN
a decd o. trust on the property. little perfect and
guaranteed. MES l.. " AwLEN.
". II. HALJER, AuCtioueer lsb2Uv
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North View Dairy.

A LII FAMILIES AND OTHERS WISHING
n Pure Fresh Milk and Cream will be furnished
eveTy morpirg az current prices On and after
March Is, milk will be Five Cents per quart.
riders will receive prompt attention by notifying
me by postal through the II hseltng office. PAron-
AGE solicited J c. PAkSHALL
febn&a Proprietor of North Vie Dairy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

TN REILLY BLOCH" OPhRA HOUSE COR
i ner: one store room fronting on MARKET
street. next 10 e. 'Chncp drug store seven rooms
Tor Offices, Ia Sc"id G"a tnri stories; one large
ha ] In fourth story, cOEering eLtTc buildiDg
also, a Handsomely finished and well lighted base
mput, EuiiaS.c Cr SmOsi ,rY Kind "I bIstness, and
will be completed ~ aIc~ Gays. The other rooms
are ready Tor crcUpaT rs nov
The sIsrc loom md 40 81 irs rOomp, handsome
ly finished, No 1859 Main st-tet Possession given
let april.
One Largo stO,r ru"u AMI cellar 20 IS Zane
street, 60 ner LaHe SID E,"L'wHy, leland.
Al.G, n large bI.,E rurI,e no. 2IG MHtn street !;
suitable for b, airing Luusr Possession let April
Also, iOGr tenement EOu-Gs in sams local ION
Possession can be- given Immediately, and rents
reason able 10 good tenant.
hpply 10 v. EtlLLY,
fehllh Fn.. 1919 ard 1911 Main II.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

yINy The CREDITORS OF ABRAM MONT
i gomery, dccesc1:
In pursuance OF n decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio county West VIrg mia, made in cause there
in pending 10 subject the real estate OF the said
. BRAN Montgomery 10 the payn6nt oil his debts
you are required to present yonr aims against the
e,tate Of the said Ab am Montgomery Tor adludl-
cation n Jo.e5h X. PAUL, Commissioner, at his
office, 70 1910 Chaplins street, in the city oil
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, on or he
fore Wednesday, The 18th day OF March, lSaf.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
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FOR RENT.
FOH a.nNr

-OR RENT-ONE slN-ROOMED DWELL
n ing, No 2Sli Main sEecs Enquire at No.
- Main street Ieb2h
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a. lsso'
CLOSING rRlcEy or rAlAAOeLrAIi srooKx
The silver King Mining Company has declared
al idend Of 20 cents per sAare

WFnVrsDAY. Aug i-p W.
The stock speculation to-day was duh ana tue S""'
fluctuations which occurred were slguinchnI ,h'o"N"
dumb u oyster and failed to give the o"~'"
traders o: the proper thing To DE-" Ihere'o'
the Transactions an ouuted only to l9'l'9 Sh"'o'
against 232. 500 shares yesterday. In no case al" u"
fluctuations hardly exceed l. per cent Lake 9hore "
a notable exception In decline OF per cent 10 -
and closing s-la aud Pacific Mail ia an advance o'
per 5S7e aj~A Western Union also decllheu =
cent to G6 but recovered at the close to 6b Aeo
from stocks named the days changes are so smai'
tina the business would have been IA proh"ole 10
majority OF opcrsOrs II the stock Exchange hau 3on
closed The market closed fcveri.h and irregular
We print an unusual batch OF railroad earnings TOT
different periods. Some Of the statements make i"F"r
able comparisons In figures with the same peroos VI
year. But last year She returns were unusually poor
and all OF the figures printed today when the III
creased mileage and the accumulated debts are taken
into account. make unfavoribe comparisons Win 'he
periods OF years preceding l--j.
Government bonds dull and easy, with the blis
L per for the Is aud L. Annexed are the CLOS
lux quotations:
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11rr srocK MAnKrrs nY rrLEaRArn

81 Louis. Aur. 4-cari|-rcccirts. / 500 bead. ship
tuol LOCO market steady Good go Choice Native snip
f,,r steer. - 400 $3.50. common To Fau - uat4 3D.
irtc,.r Steers So ~ -,s COWS aud Hecr,. - 'N@
-tn,kcs ant Feeders. . - - 90, Iia0' icASn'
o. 25as. 20. ,.o ,,
Loes Ec,c.ps 1000 bead shipments. 400 heal market
veal. Light ~ 6Jd.i 80. PACKING - 80 - 30, Heavy,
- yu0 - go. 49,.
At - 2ju - fa ..,.
tirl 600 Nus - me Dror>rS' journal reports t0ur
Receipts. hta Shipments, LOCO market -"" ''P
- ~tu. CPS aud Icticta - iIdf q"
tnss nll. and Mixed 81 Ass CO. Bulh. g. J'Gs- 30
through Texas Steers. y Goa - 90 , ,
Inn, u,,.ipts 20 900 head. shipments. 1000 market
low 81 Rough and Ml~. - I0ti 30. Packing "nd 1
ping 81 500 - 10. Light Weights - I'@$ "' 9k' = 90
St.,p-R Receipts 5000 head shipments, none market
- 49, Western. - 900 - 90 lex
AIS. ; 80 q - 20 Lambs, - uud - W
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c,v,,oA TOUN1AIN 10 me CITY.

The Park Board yesterday granted p'rhiss,on GO 70
,,, church Osborn to erect d granite fountain iOr
ta,.es IN Mail-st. near the Post Once Supciin'oh-
dent Parsons directed 10 select the bel tiie Tor
49, fountain Mr. Osborn Is IA son OF imam ii;
~ tnI f,I,nerJy president OF the Illinois Central
Railroad and was recently married to daughter OF
William H. Dodge. The design Tor the fountain IL
80 Inv Edward f. Raht, the architect. Inc iouh-
." =; (, comIncrnoratiOn OF Mr.. Osborns marriage
the Board opened the new bids for the aadltlVh 70
,le Metropolitan Museum OF Art Inc lowest pu"r'a
a received the award for the contract MAKE tne
~no e., the work nearly $4,000 less than wond
Seye been paid by the previous bids last month me
contract ioI the iron work wa AWARDED 20 pe me
liop y, Jobn Cox q Co.. for sl77,9s7; plumbing 10 T.
~oi nndyews ~ 100 and carpenter wor" to Mcclure
. ni ga ~ The total cost OF the contract VIII
Sio Sn,, "a leaving surplus Of $4,000 OF the
o,.nron,iation for the work
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sos.4S0 s,49l.2o7 4.s2,so7
IN f1l-' Nr'A, 40''F. UI'II -. . = -. a.. =. :,


-------
r,,.l hu %. - iN.G5 .a.G-- NiS .tnI. ~ o't-'o''
i,,f.,t.- - 10 JulY Hl. l~on IL DIV l'u'.,
IT,, ,k Of wl,ai and n"I ia bond IA iA' ports 81
v,r,..Il.s IIatr,. Ntn's. h"iitsnN i"'ci l-is =
N,t,nr ana al other importing l"iiN mon h' ''"- l.
i~~i "t- t'I "a. Z" u ',- ,"','.' e
$50 .l7 bush july l~@' The IL" "i VIZ n '' 80
MAi-,li'cs Juy -'. l'''. was 1''''' '"'"' wan 'i'
HAl AND NIk imam, d i"fii So 70 b
Hay. 'h"," ,,''.,n} ,',,r, t.N.r ,5c. I'll ppne
d .H s'' ,.'F..' straw LON. &C..
Nlni ."f ' '"', g., "a 49, ta, me- .t,rt los
MOlAsSlS-.u.'i 81 !. a. iot % ''s' uo'.Ls 49, 49,
lru .D- tNra Heavy b.''h Nh"l' 4-'. -'l - 4''' w.
NAVAL sTOi.FN-i"f Nnfts iI", .N' ''', 49,
au., '.r cd" sc "i w. "a a. H..
I'm ,i .rd We quote sir"nel !" COO" -"
:. uo. NJ - too. ~ - ~ "I"D"" "'~''' - - - ~
PEuN oIONS-POEk-The market A@s lot N"l'' ,i''1
wit' ""r ~, e. 'uF n,,,,n ~ i'' ~ an rr
Old and ~ G2Aasll \ Tor Nc~ y. "o4sl ID - iVr
,.,,Iv Mes. Sls - ioi tltl LACK "h' f''''~
sln Ion iAtra Prime bEtF-l no. &C. ,a'
r,.un.l ID. an-,n. of drn"ud littt h'" - -. -
al l,tra Mess bbs. s. 30. Packet. = 90 iI" ~
-. BEEt uAMH cunt snd "'uN ""''- ~"o'''' " -
I.1t Ct / MEAI~-ll-Nc a Tar dtli ti .A, ID d.,
I,i - we'll supIo,t'i Salcs 1000 lhs i'Ai,a T. IA
N .,rrarr .t' IOu I1'hlh Ham IN, ,",'i.'rs
Picked Bellies quoted t'sHb-r '"t, 80 nm. 10.
smoked Hams II lie MI i'i.ll-i ~, ,,. t,.i
Du.,t- Long clean 10 N'"f ia T. ID noes
LONG Clear g. lc.. Short Clean ou' "a " f,r
-llaNr NO, A.ilrl Sin'' "ui "Nt ',''' 20. 4, -, -
/ I Am Zoe. options mt" nl'-"'" """f - 49,.
,r,InIt. rlc t,mIr Was "'~Ar ana 49,, I,i',, - IN
,,nts a,t,rM,rd The ireins b''u l,, ,,,,.r he
adv n "a points & 49, >, p, At. amt
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per y,r,t eic'-. y.ss.s AL stlr,sG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFFF- Brazil STYLES duh ans nominal the basis ~
eLc. for flt Rio -po invoices sacs loo bags 10 q AZ
nto bags Nn 7. - -A'f- "a Bias bags
no SIR Mild grades steady CONTRACTS ourn bare
~ steady ~ points decln" and slo.ed at tho
following prize. January. 7.-5a7 20. February. son
- Narh so@ - Auenst s.'oo 80. -epternh'r
: tetol.r tf0 >uvfmJfr : a 20
december. 7.-Oa77j. sac.. l2.50o bags
(OITDN-Thc spot market reduced rs. to lv 10
The 10, for Md'lug~ Sales 80 bale .on-unap
iion lu2 bales Last evening Polf receipts To-
dav haos comparn with 01l bales THIS DAY la, w'k
and - bales his day bat wear
Quotations based the American standard ~ cls,hcton
,qsfO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05

THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCIIANGE-AUG. a.
THE GENERAL LI+T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HOLDERS or CURRENCY BONDS AND
BONDS OF SERIES + OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY
VIII receive "A communication OF interest ana I'M
portance TO them nv forwarding their names and
addresses to us, by calling N person AZ our Office
with the amount of bonds of either class held by
them.
A. s HATCH & CO.,
NO. NASsAU.Sr. NEW DIRK.
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r5g ns u a Tor only lgpt" n' Of s
to former price, o'hcrws" low'ver Pc uarki
tam uanieIrsnf ana - -9nr 's pos IVY ~'i
vain pi, ~. i, ma rs.ny me-, m te
n % . ,s .Sei aHI Si s' HWY n
1 e Zoo lfs iI ncn.g F Zoo his Mnne.ia *
CIoce and Patents - so ~ 10 $500 hhls.
Mnf nss' EtIa - =, IS % @i 2." - %o
. s5j - IS. mainly 75qs3Oo 600 hbs superhne.
= oa- o." lle .Si'i .9i g. io,e " n.y. " l :. u r'
10 bnsciy Mn 1iIa a = soa - g. for Ne Mes niss
F1ti4 65as5 Good 10 Fancy r. state. - -1
t. cl,o'ce f1ira western - ooo 500 common 10 PAR
t1tra ono" = q, 80 'io@l = ~ .,'s s ' ~
clear - 150s3 IS kye M1tuie s3a0a$3 20 sr@.ght
3 80 4 ions common 10 IAN fx,ra :. B, ssG5 F4rto
Goe g 7oe = 80 Cod &. Wy e 8 ~ > 700, 90
ior indies - - 49, -o.'l .nrca - 4oosi so
-..nI % ll. 'us'.' sales p hnI., nclHing com
rar EHra At - o5G = - AMI ran 10 l'oee az
lb.-. ouperiue at - % - ,"-.coRN MEAi-l,ni,
Yellow .'cfn quo,od ~ = Co~ d. ~d hi"udS " "o "'
GEA~HEAlc ''.' 5., N '. ,as 9 , VA nh 's
I,, - .i f.r ey,rf .r,. a I'll rad, Tor Cit, Milling.
vancrd -a &c auoiuati win those Limits nn toward
:, ~ A. o, o. ,.e AZ ,li tie sir., pficrs Of IT, dsy'
ol & ,,,,re and s' 90 i-a SPOT 3i To- am 49, IN
TERMS $50 N'rfi'fl. - &C. to aff.f't No Ilar D 49, n
cll .cd - sc. No a ltsi ~-'-o' &C., oictrc - ~"
'v,r,l -5ao-5se uecon no~rl 49,. Kci iel Ansn't;
= - .-c Closing 81. ~. '"' ''. I,'nr' So x
az IT, to.ag al = -c o. ~ December S5zs
~ 9c. c ilYE-nul Western p.of.'. - 5.a55'. ,a;
','' ,,'. ,., anSl.re.i coEl --,.i tr. w., -
1, lower amt ..aFy win wy ".l'i - h'-.n,., '. *
r- ar pr,r- H. lower 4 el' .or August winch
va" .rG "O" @4 G.e, 6, % s.s. n Ark, I'm be-
eo oas ana rc, .nre ia soc ,o ', T% a.
> .ooo cala spot including Uraaaei Mixed at a aoc
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BOSTON AND ALBANY.
Ofselal TO Eetp- York State Com mtsstonevs.


LONDON Aug 4-l2 30 p m.-Consols lOl rs for money
and lole or ho account Atlantic and Gr,at Western First
l5i4 Canadian Pacific osN Erie, 30 DO second Consos
iOla. Illinois Central l42il MEXICAN ord nary 80
It Paul Common &c., NewYork Central. ll3 Pennsyl
yaula. -sll
India allotted decline Of I'D
LONDON Aue Al p. Conso- 10l 2 lf for both money
and the account. Canadian Pacific - Erie second COnsos
lOlh McIcan Ordinary 20 II Paul Common, 500 New
York Central ia
Hudson Raw Company. POI
The amount ~ bullion into the Bank Of Erg
land on balance to-day D., AopoOn
Pans quote Three Per Cent Rcute AT - franc, % y
Ceurs for the account. aud exchange London al 20
francs 81 L. tcutlmcS Tor checks
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COTTON MAEkErS-BN TELEGRAPH.


generally ia buyers Mddims rpl@nds. dd do
AihdInE orleans nj n"' ", no" LILLE LIS IN
Guiding TOO bale, American. ,,,, - .,
livery 3 lG4d August ami september delivery. Il
Olt Septemh"t sn ott"b'i Y'liN,i9 'v' 90. o'
D',.n1oi uSntI9 'o InnnaT, and february duiivcry >
Tenders deliveries at toays 'lrarings 400 bales ne"
11c sales OF tnc day included GsOo bales Amer
Futures easy Upanls Low Mdding clause, August de-
livery II odd sellers. do. August and september dclN
cry. > L. b4, sellers, do september ana Otop"I drnfo
r. -b4d buyers do october ami November delivery
,rid buy,f,. ao. November ana December delivery, .
St4d Ityrrs do December and January delivery, So4d
buyers january and February delivery 1id buy
do February March delivery oUtu value do StploM
Der delivery l4-did. value . ,.,., , All,
ding clause August delivery, lo4d sellers do AUGUST
ana ana S,p,myO. 64d buyers do october
November delivery, 4osd sellers do. November AM
uary delivery .id sellers do January and February dc
llVciy i.Uid sellers do February ana Mai'h dchFo'!'
0oid buyers; do september delivery iiosu N"'uo'
CHICAGO, Aug 4.-Flour steady and unchanged Choice
Winter Wheat ~ 10 ~ 20 spring Wheat - 90 81 40.
Grades. 81 75as2 10 lsyo Flour IS @5asS AZ IN bos
Wheat active saies ranged AGsus - .S So't
IL Sc closing No. spring. 74'.c Corn easei
-s = C. e Assns at 4s.c. Set. a. S14Sc closing
Al oats sales ranged CASH - &C. August -
closing At gc iyo quet No 90. Barley sepIember
o. o. &c Flax seed-No. l. u 1874 Mess Pork active
s sIss AZ 20 % 80 sept 81 56Gs5 10 closing
- % s. Oh oecGes ~ ,es ~ So cSss !. e
August 81 VOas0 Y2 closing At So sOaso o. septem
Ss, - S boxed MeasHDry sailed shoulders
50 10 short cIe.r ,de - % 50 20 MSsey u o m
s27 600 bush Oats 227o0O bush hye 900 BUSH barley
$4,000 shipments Flour II 600 bills Wheat l6oooo
barley. 9oOa
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NpfUl- n0T0TA'rlv actlvN The mnfFrf nFn'F W'N
a points cln~,l
cline OF points. sales 70 ~nn bales.
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tc, dnel has resulted IN tho death "i one o. tno
n iai. Il must have been a" aGciAch,' We no
prlboipa i,nrrrng .u -picon thaf fi"n"hIn"" Wouu
onf 10, .ome DAY IN that apparently hAi"ess '"s'o'
fNorrlstown Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
SMITH n. WEED IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Smith NJ Weed went to South Carolina and on the
DAY he arrived November. 49, being the day Oh wbch
the hoard wa. TO meet el~grsphed TO New YORK: " III
few dollars can placed In returning board TO insure
what Won sayi" The reply dated next day Was " The
e1pense OF what you do Will be met" Before TINS had
Reached him. he teogra phed " II Returning Board can
b. procured absolutely will you deposit $4,000 May
take Iess" Petons answer TO this was not obtained
but Weed tclegraphed on tho I4Ih' i""o'
TO report this morning" The same Gay no
admitted In another dispatch: Best eau hs
ure Tlden will DE 1900 behind Hampton ana sos ntue
hope" AT this Nanpt ton and all DeboOfrts
pDblicly claiming 1Ilden had carried boutb Caio
bDa On the IAN still-eyeDts moved raPldy ID tposo
days Wired shall Increase TO eoo.ooo IL re-
qLircd. to make sure i-Am watched. Inc Pio'nP'
ltrhaps use future prospects Tor some part
meant apparently political rewards ~
OF IIidens becoming President Two DAYS iA.o' ~ Ia
price rOse 10 $1,000, and Two days hitef ina 49,
Announced Majority Of board have been sccureu'
eost lie $50 600" IbsD followed directions TOT I.s
mission Weed telegraphed to have . u sale ~ moe'
hin ia Baltimore With The money a ~ the Ioie
OF that city that he was at Barnuns No',,npo'
~, and that Pston Was at the Mount vernon houne'
Just This DO ut OF that familiar procrastipA
uon and oyercsutOn which appeared In All Tue mht'o
ftatlng To Gramercy Park checked beSotatloh hpP~
entity The right OF The lteiufblhP DUAL
70 go behind the returns was being aiguou III '"o
supreme Court, and 1t seemed pcrhAps rookless
expenditure OF money to pay ssO.oVo TOT ,"c,
seeus cOn1ccturxi translation to suggest lhat h
court should delay the vass OF The electoral 'oe
The issued all winch would have prevented
any CANVASS of the eIcc oral vote. and ny tDro"ibe
coutt Carolina out VI the scaIe entirely wouid nave
elt the election 10 he Hou~o OF eprcsentstves "hcp,
q The same Gay-kOye uIher Z2-the powers OF Tue
Ssatd have expire 10y limitation. They met ~
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-08-28

81 say, Walter, want to see YOU"
said Mr.. Miles, coming from the house
toward him.
"You haven't been here quite q
month yet, have youP"
mo, SIR Walter answered, feeling
a choking sensation in the throat.
"Well here is full months wages,
l don't want hand any more" Mr..
Miles handed him the money and
turned away.
Il hope, sir" said Walter, "that
have not displeased you?"
"No, Walter" was the farmers re.
ply, in tone full of sadness 81 have
no cause to complain of your work"
HAS my conduct been unbecoming
a arm-laborer, Mr., Milesp"
The farmer was puzzled for an an
swer. He paused a moment while his
head was bowed with painful thought.
mo; you have always behaved very
well about here, ut-that-is-well
hang it! / don't want a hand"
THAT is all right, Mr.. Miles, you
have perfect right to discharge me
whenever you see fit; but | hope we
may be friends. You have been very
kind to me-"
Mr. Miles tried to speak, but utter
ance failed him; at length, after a spell
of trying to cough up, or swallow
down, something in his throat, the
farmer said: Eyes, I'll always be the
best friend we've got and turning
walked away toward the house.
Walter entered the house and gath
cred up his small bundle of neat clean
CLOTHES and left. A sigh escaped his
lips as he passed through the front
gate. Looking back he saw a pale,
sorrowful face at the front window.
He knew that face only too well, and
the look of pity depicted thereon
moved his heart. Poor Walter was
once more n wanderer The very
thing he most dreaded had befallen
him. He was again homeless. Where
should he go? His plan was formed,
and that plan was also in harmony
with the plan of the outlaws. He would
90 direct to Bushville, and stop at the
village tavern until he could get an
opportunity to inform Mr.. Smallweed
of his danger