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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-10

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DNepGfturc Of trains from Wheeling. Schodu
In effect February 20, 1883 Eastern time:
ExprcHs Tor Chicago and the Northwest, $50 u.
m, $40 p. M 1000 p. m. daily and ll:lS pm daily,
FIpnSs i6f Cincinnati and St Louis, $50 q, Ii.
daily, II lis p. N. daily except Saturday.
Express t0r Columbus and Cincinnati 2:%SE, Dn
For COLUMBUS, 9:SOa m. daily. and il:l5 p. NJ.
daily except Saturday, aud 2:2o p. m. daily cIocj
Expires for Warrington, y. O., Baltimore, Phil~
deIPhiEAnd New York, 6:tOG. N and 6aS p. II
daily.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa 500 a. m.
d1y eIoSut sSpdiI additions asy In lar ~
Warrington, Pa b:1Q p m daily except Sunday.
dsY.
For cumberland, $50 10 m, daily except sunday.
For b. GlniHTille IS a. m. = y. II. and 6:I5
p. m daily except sunday
Expres9 IrainS arrive from thicaEo, $40 and 9:'o
M and 6;46 p. IN. daily, and G:O0G IN. daily e9'
Express trains arrive from 81. Louis and Cinclr.
matt, b:GE 9. 10 and e:i6 p m. daily.
Express trains sTrive from Philadelphia, Bait.
more lad WEhinSton D. O., l0:S0 4. m. and 1885
p. N. daily.
and 6I6 p, 10. cAily, and lO:S6 =. M daily exec
TTaiSi arrive from Pittsburgh, 90 daily, al
12.to p, m. and 6:5o D. q, daily except sunday
l. i0r. N daily except saturday, aud 2:tO ., IT
Sunday only.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 9, N
daily except Sunday.
TfaInI arrive from Grafton, 0:2S m, daily ez.
cept sundEy.
TfsInS arrive from 81 ClGlrHvIlo. iO:S5 a. m. and
1855 6:Ib and $40 D. m, daily except sunday
BsERnRe called for and checked a. hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket once, 12O0 Var.
- 49, q K. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent.
W ~ CLEMENTS Manager
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WuhFs BIspsnsay Medical AsssulatluH,
COS Main Sc, BUFFALO, N. z,
TIE lNGJRA5LE
CURED

IIofTltsEvIfLE, kI., Fcb, ~, lea.
dentiemeu-SN Ven years hso III t2Ie IVth
Itrisd a few Numplu remedies, but the sore
would NOT yield. srow woIsp eHcty yCI
Tor seven years, NAM thoinSn .. nan ,sSing
& GIsfa w sS lisi 1SSt sSiijS. SRIitsiy cured
me whcp USetJi Win hlsiiiikslll hifesli.na9, J
was In very poor hTaltiI'a ahI p9p ~ nsrA
otE S, 8. WAS strong aad euoyhnt, AUG
k.Jn Fn1d appetite. l resarl u as y hioat
valuable msiic!ne for ladies in weak gu,
EI,h NJ. y9Gr5 rrspcglfally,,
sPAnriYIrR6, $, T., ArTil !, lsS.
osntleEnenjfor tssfty Iehht mi F FAX
Nom had Consulted were unnLie TO 10
me any rGSd. Last fall year $50 besah
uSlnF s'SS AtaTst lt intaEiei tae soIo,
md Il became morc yiruie=' than Svrrisoo
much 10, JUDGED, that my family inSatt-
SiStsi III Gslns no g 8. I; A lhs eGG pttTo
mopihI the sore was rntiTcly healed. lhlnk.
inS that tho owl Wa out OF my constitution,
left on tho medlclgpi igt ln SorgInbeL'
ten months after very tlsht breaklhsolb
appeared; ! ~ onSe oSya sn 1ssih "a SsSs
STSry faith In S.S.S It has done mo more
SSSd than ali tho doetor5 aud. other mcdi'
eInSS over took. YOUR ttHly' s,,xn,
wNro7, n. C., April y, ISL
dentlcmen-TNo or three years 49, . ., an Il.
ar came on my face. IL soon Erpw 70 ~
ouitS large. Il wore on me. aud my genera,
Sssith wAg very poor. Last September
kcga, a cDurpc 81 y s. s., which nave COZ.
,Inisd Ia the present tlnio with the hnppic,t
S"s,,lt Tho csnccF has entirely dlshplr2rtl,
thSrS hyipg NO evidence OF aymplIm "
eSneefu.is Character LEFT. ~ general hcaHin
h S,Sod now, and my upFstite bsIrr inah
hal bceu ~ yrarE- nni = year W, dna
odSy / am working IN the reid planting
corn. Your truly JONAS 4+4''
Oentieneu-Ih had q ESr0 on iny UPPER W
foT EIGHT years. seven tlrcTcat doSloIA ~.
tefnpIri 10 vain 10 heal 10. one save ihe
small vial for i've dollars, whlrh Nhlh, III
tain ctirp,H II is needless TO say th9t " ula
me no guoI. About Two Ycaf1 sac 9esa ilI
quite uneasy, As people thnuIht haI ~
GER and took course OF tlSltteeh u0s ,,s
Of bS,S. Tho result has been coinp,sstIp
cure Tho ulcer or cancer healed Dcau.uuI
iy leaving scarcely q pcrrcpti5le scar; fr1Iln
ihhI dAy FhAye bcnn IN excellent hralth. us
SpSs.llc having puslGHi my blood ihorDusn'
H. Increased my appetite and ptitecle1 W
diTrtiion. In word, feel IKE = new
WOMAN, and, hest uf all, the clSht year ulcer
L Fono snIlrcly. Yours sincerely, -
Trenton, Todd Co, KY, peb, ., 49, L,
Tr.atl,s on Hood and skin plseases mailed
M TuH SWIFT SrEciIIc Co.,
Drawer i Atlanta, Ga
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FINANCk AND TRADE.
The FeAtuTcS Of the Money and stO
Markets.

The EoAtnTcB Of the Money and st0eh
Markets.
NEW YoRK, March 9-NOney on call easy at "a
3 per cent, LIST loan per cent; closed offered at
az per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6A6H per
cent Sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 S5z
for sixty day bills, and 81 SIX for demand. The
total safes OF stocks wGro 27,7b9 shares
The stock market today was waiting one,
there being no developments nor news OF any kind
10 s'Rrt a movement In either direction. The
transactions IN Reading show marked falling
OERnd the stock auctuAted within range OF less
than Que per cent The closing figures show irfeg.
uAr changes for the most part Of ANAL fractions,
the only important decline being one per cent In
Erie preferred.
Railroad bonds were unusually dull, the salts for
the day uggregatlUg only S6S0.G0
Government bonds were steady 10 firm.
State bonds were very dull,
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CHICAGO, March 9.-The DroreT's Journal reports :
mSrEot StronR aud los hirt or: fancy AZ IA. SiSer
s. 25a5 90; stOckers and iecden q l6aS 50; COWS,
bulls and mixed 81 2SG3 Is; Texans fed Stee s. Is
n %, Hogl-ReceipH 1900 head: shipments 1900
S l5A5 20: heavy s. SOA5 IS; skins 50 60A5 10.
SheRp-RecelpH 1900 head: shipments 1900 head
market 5 10 LOO lower: natives g 76A5 81 western
IS 2JAS 9oi Texans g 76G6 20; lambs s. 00Gs IS,
GAH LIBEEII. March 9.-Oaule-Aecelpn 10
head; Ghipmenb g head: market nothing doing,
HOgH-ReceIpt $500 head: shipments $50 head
market fair on light, SLOW on heavy; PhllAdaphIA1
IS 7Oa5 IS: mixed S 60a5 6S: Workers. IS 6Ol5 60:
common to fair s. So46 Is; pigI q T5a5 Is. Sheep
Rsceipv SO head; shipments 900 hOSd; market
firm at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, o, March 9.-HogN stronger: com.
mon and light 81 CQA5 30: packing and butchers
$ SSaS 70; receipts l,loo head; shipments 0lo
head
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In sickness and misery, and my profession
has constantly grown dearer 70 me.
But the mother Of the child who was
my frat patient, has long bean Q member
Of my household. First she came to ar
range tho houhe 70 which l brought my
bride; then she remained as our cook,
and later, when che changed her occupa-
ton, II wes 10 become the nurse Of our
AIst-born daughter, little Marie, and over
her she Wept in joy, and In recollection Of
her own fair little girl, who had been my
frat patient
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CHICAGO. March 9.-There was nothing but
scalplnR lrAkein the grain and provision markets
sonRlS run things TO suit themselves and they dad
IL de ddedly slim picking. Wheat steady. Corn
steady Oats quiet and steady. P?oviElJns higher.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat, ea4h No: 2lphug
7S1fa7sc; No red el1zLS9O; May So1fasl<c cll sing
Ats9ic; June sO1Sislnc, closing at " Hc: July SlR
SlsSc, closing 1t SO, uOrI. No. 5l9Sa5lNc; Nay
62EG5so, closing a. 62<ci June 5911A6l<c, closing
Of $3.50 July 5lh63c, closing At $40, Oats, No.
q 2S3tG8Cc May 81 xG3l9kc. closing At 3l1fc: June
3lLG5l1fo, cloil1g at Sl5<ci July 30iaS0c, closing
At B. Nc; Angus; 2Sc, Bye, No, 2 69ho. Barley,
No. 2 77aS29 FlGxsced, 40 !, 81 Hal Is. Prime
SIS 0j ala 0O; May sl4 O2aA u.s. closing at sli Is;
765a7 67o March 20 9; Nay L7OE7.771Sc closing at
izSiG 0 c E:Hn q 4s2e f Bacon a. s6Grt sq ~
sides uoO.e) lSaTl7Sc; dry sailed shoulders
LDoEed) 6O0a6 lOc: short clear sides (boxed) 760a
1G5c. Whisky 81 Is, Sugars, cutloaf 7,sasHc;
grRnulRted TIC; standard A exc. Butter steady;
creamery 2aSC; dairy l7Sl2Il hESI lower At
l3kAlIc,
EKw YoRE March 9.-Flopr lrn and unchanged.
Wheat, No. 2Spring 9lci No. hard 9i)S4sLkc In
store; ungtSded red Sees3e; No. red March
May sl9Sa92 l:l6c, closing a 70: June 9la9lsSc
closing at 9lHC; July 9lsfa9ll.lGC, closing. at
9lAe. Corn No 8, bg3fc; no. March 609<A6y1Sc,
SSsSS ls;6S eiosnE at SS3se June SOsGC, c s
$50 GO bushels; EaleS tSl0OO bushels Of
futpFtg aud 1S6,00O bushels Of spot;
mario. 20 better; mixed western 37a40c.
ERSs sleady aud quiet; western l6Kc Pork dull;
mess 81 76Al6 90 for one year old. Cut mcau dull
aud weak. Lard shade higher and only mOder.
Ately active: western steAm spot Quo;ed al U0G
Su21Ec; April 594a7 Csc; May SSE7 BIC; June 97A
sc; July So2As.O4ci August aGSaS00c; city steam
1850,
BATuKoRH ND. March 9.-Flour steady. Wheat
arm; western higher and quiet; No. 2 winter red
gpot SS7tH bid; March sS1zasac April S95FAS9ISc;
May 95SAglhc; June 9lsfG9Ic Corn. western
higher and quiet. mixed SCOT 65ILo bid: March
bSI$a'6I4c; April 56>Ip bid; May 6I5fG575tc Oats
quiet and unsteady; western white 40aSlo; mixed
yla9lc. Provisions steady and quiet; mes
pork SIS 70. Lard $40. Eggs lower and easy
at l2SASc. Colee nomlnally lower; Rio cArgOes
ordinary to fair lSt<AlIkc.
CTScIHNATI, o., March 9.-Flour In fair demand.
Wheat s'rong: No rud SCI receipts ~ 900 bushels;
shipments $500 bushelg. Corn eGsiGr; No mixed
6S<aSSISc. oRps easier: No. 2 mixed sIlzAgIkc
RE esSer: No 2, 61SSaOsa PORK steady al SII 10
Lard 6Fm at 76OaL6lXc Bulk meats quiet and
unchanged Bacon e1iIer; ShUrt clear SOC.
WDbky steady: sales OF 100 barrels OF flushed
goods on basis OF q Co. Butter in good demand.
ToLHDo, O., March 9.-whcAt active; cash sb1fc;
May s6Hc; June s71Sc; July St1fc; August SIC.
Corn dull; cash SIC. OAn outlet; cash &c. Clo-
verSeed 9teAdy: cash and March s. 90i May 81 5
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Wool.

PmLLnELIMA. pa. March 9.-wool steady; Ohio,
PenpEy'yAnil and West YIrginlG Xxx aud above SlE
80; X3gt3oc; medium S7AS7Ifc; coIrse sSaS7c; New
York, aichlgAn, Indiana and Western hne or Y
and Xxx 2SAzgo; medium 36l37c; coarse aSAS7o Ace
WASHED delAine X and Xxx 34asSc; medium washed
Comblng and delRine SSASrc; coarse do 2TA2sc;
EaItem Oregon lda2lo; Valley Oregon 22A2Sc; New
Mexico and colorado l2A1Oc.
BOSTON,. March 9.-Wool steady VITA fair demand,
Ohio and PennSylvAnia extra fee O. SOC: Xxx 8IA
StLfc; Xxx and shove 82Aa2Nci Michigan extra ia
29c: No. woods gIAS6o; No combing $50; No. 2
do S6c; Michigan do 3laSSe; unWhShed comblnE
upwiGhed T.11 and Territory SSaS7o; 6ne and
medium 61ASIc,
NEW YoRE, March 9-wool steady; domestic
fleece 22GS1c; pulled l6ASSc; Texans lSi&2c;
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,

Io5is RaiL|AS t 6o.HFan5andlo e aO st'
Under schedule in efect NOV. II. 1881. trEinI
leave Wheeling, Central Standard tino; For sten
benytlle and Pittsburgh. 6:s5 4 n 1875 D. 10
800 p. N, For Bteubenyille, sos p. m. The 6:yI
9. N. and 500 p. N. trains make direct oonnectioi
for Columbus, Cincinnati indianapolis aud Oh :
oAgo The l2:S6 p, N. train makes direct come
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive 81 Wheeling, 6il5 .. NJ, l0:l5 L. NJ
2:Ib n m. and 6:o0 D m mT9I
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Then ceGSed the music, and the little one
Was silent; and the multitude assembled
Hardened: and when OF Father and OF Son
He spoke, the PASTORS deep voice broke and
tfembled
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LII. ALLASsoN, Hoboken, N. J., says
Of Palmer's Skin success: at was God
and to me. At drug store oil McLAin
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CLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH Raj.
~ RoAD.-UndoI schedule In eject JAN, 2!
1858, trains leave Bridgeport, Central RtGnda 1
] ;e2 p, N. For Pittsburgh, i0:l7 q m. Fof Wei I.
vile, l:ll p. m, For steuhenTtlle- s:sJL N Pct
Martins Ferry, Bsi5 Q. N.
Trains arrive a Bridgeport At 7:6sA. NJ, Io:a. =
m, 2iB p me- b:2S p H. t;SA .. ~, and 7;47 D II
JA6
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FOR SALE.

We oaer for sale about 10 AcREs OF LAND
Just east Of the Court House, in MoundAVlle' W.
Va, on which Is 4 large dwelling house and out
Buildings, fruit trees, Shrubbery, 40.
This land lies SO that Ave Of the principal Ssreeh
Tnis land viii be sold as whole or In parcels
10 suit the purchasers. Terms eAAy' So.
Also about forty Building Lots adjoining same.
Inquire Of ], W. GALLAHBk.
JOHN N. TURNER,
INV. HUNTKR,
mi MouudSyille, ". Va.
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RHEUMATISM
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
DYSPEPSIA

PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND strengthens TIT
stomach, and qulcts the nerves OF the dlges
tive organs. This is why Is cures even thu
Worst cases OF Dyspepsia
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CONSTIPATION

PAINE's CEssHT COMPOUND Is not Cathar-
tic. /: sA laxative, giving easy and natural
action t. the bowels. Regularity surely fol-
-oWs as use.
recommended by professional and business
men. Send for book.
Price si.OO. Sold by Druggists.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 6 CO., Props
BURLINGTON. VT.
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But she, the child, knew not the solemn words,
And suddenly yielded TO troubled WAillng
As helpless a. theory Of frightened birds
Whose untried wings for light are unAvAlllng.
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Petrolnuin.

on CETY, Pa. March 9.-0pened at go: highest
e55tc; lowest a1zc; closed u sSo; sales I,7i60Go
barrels; cleAnnces S,So6,00o barrels: runs S5,266
bArrell; shipments 66yS7 barrels; charters $500
barrels,
steady; opened At Sc; closed al 80; highest
95sSc lowest 9iHc,
BEADFoED, Pa. March 9.-opened At go: closed
Al aSc hiehsli ojEci lowest sI5<c; ceGrAnces 49,
900 barrels,
TruUTLll, Pa. March O.-opened At go; high.
est 0S1fci lowest 9I5zci closed 96c.
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STAMSERING CURED,

System based upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS. System explained 70 those inter
0ted.
Testimonials from phyHiciAng, educaton and pa.
tronI, who have received beneht from the method
u Instruction, Address,
MGs. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of RoCulon and English
SOG n Street, N. W., Washington, D. O.
Students boarded In family OF Principal.
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TOR SALE
EOR SALE LOW.
CLOCKS FOR SALE.

Shares Elgon Glass Company.
IS Shares LABelle Nail MIL.
% ShArS BenWOoi Nail Mil.
3 shAr,s Junction Nail MIL.
70 shares PeAnGdy Insurance Company.
Allo, For Rent, twoEtory Brick Dwelling, wlth
Sfo0mS, so. 2!lO Lhapline street, and TWO story
Brick Dwelling, with 10 rooms, on 5onth front
street. lslAsd. l. lhMlS, Asenh
tu2l No "a THeuth oHeek.
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NEW YoRK, March oy-The market reelected .
outlet trade IN all departments, but the movement
o. goods Il much better than the inquiry would
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SlS6 Prizes amounting 056 900
For club rates. or any further information apply
10 the undersigned. Your hand writing must Be
distinct Gud signature plain. More rapid reIufn
mall delivery win be Aaured BY your enclosing an
Envelope bearing your foil address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express TAT our expenSe) addressed 10
". 4. DAUPHN,
- New Orleans, La,
Washington, D, O,
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pEuENnEp That the presence Of General
nLHLmDEn BeauregArd and ERrly, VINO are
In charge Of the drawings, Is q guarantee OF abSo
lutte fairness and integrity that the CHANCES are al
equal, and that no one can possibly divine whii
number will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF all Prires L.
GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans and tho Tickets Rre
signed by the President Of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized IN the highest
Courtsi therefore, beware Of any limitations or
ANONYMOUS BCharneA
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How like In this, thought, 10 older iolki
The blessings falls; We call Il tribulAtion,
And fancy that We wear q sorrows yoke
Even at the moment OF our conservation.
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George Parsons LAthrop, In HGTpers.
To-day ! saw little cAlm-eyed child
Where soft Lights Implied and the hhAdoW1 tAr'
Within the church'S shelter arched and AlIled-
Peacefully wandering 70 the altar carried
White.robed and sweet. In SemblSnee Of flower,
White ~ the daisies that adorned the chlncel;
Born like gift the young Wiie's natural dover
Onered 70 God 3 her most preciouS han1el.
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.-ocxuo1DERs' MEETTNes.

NOTICE ..,,.,,.,, ,..
a. 81 o. the Wheeling HA All "a Nj "
EiJ ConpAS, ofioe, No ll2l ChAplne street,
the e2 ,sp Va, on Tuesday, the 18th day oil
NLfca' r. II. COCHRAN. Prellaent
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Sunday trains on x. & 0. Railway arrive 81
Charleston at G:l0 p. N waiting for o. x. K; J..
train No. at Point Pleasant This Ia the short
tickets via. the Ohio Biver RalliOad. For int0rmA-
uon regarding rates routes, etc, AddresA
". J. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pass Agent,
ParE6uouTE, ". Va
FRKD. HUBEMEN,
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. De Chant AL,

A school Of more than national reputation, omen
exceptional advantages for thorough education Of
young ladies In all departments. Library oil EI
thousand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
Snd astronomical apparatus.
Auhcal Department specially noted. CopS Of
piAnoteacners framed BY leading professor from
conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture accord.
ing to the method Of the old italian mASteu
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Zen acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For catalogues, and references 70 patrons In al
ssi l'-p4 '4N''' ~ THE DIRECrREss
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[Ouisisns State LOTTERY Company.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers VIII p!
al PrlIes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may DO presented at our counters.
]. 3. oGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana National BAnk.
P1ERRk LANAUX, Pros. State National Bank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN, Prs. Union National Rank.
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Ghs Qntelliqsnesr,


Oulo.' nos. rs and II Fourteenth Street.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW oRIlKANs NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La
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T0R RENT-DwELLIEG HOUSE
NJ iIl3 ChAplIne street, formerly occupied BY
=. nIciey. PosesSlon given At once ~ desired,
W UVA'' Nm. l. MCPHAlLt
- 1906 Market Street
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MEDICAL.
WEAK NERVES

PAISIs CELERY CoNPorS5 Nerve Tonic
which never ;n.A Containing Celery and
Coca, those wonderful stlmulRH:s, II speed
Fly cures oil nervous dIBOrlen.
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4 FINE FARM FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM FOR SALE.
A liz Acre Farm, one and a hall miles west o.
81. ClAlnyille OH tho Pike; 100 Rcrtl cleared, ~
scrcs In grSSS: iriII Of all Kinds small lruit md
ghlubbify col Of choicest grape vines; comforts.
bic dwelling good stable, wagon shed and otnet
outbuidlngs kASy tcrms. For fafiheT int9rmA'
g. Clainville, Ohio,
fs7 wheeling ". Va.
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Grand Quarterly Drawing
In the AcAd any OF Nude, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March Is, 1888,

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-26
The General Terry.

Washington special: Senator Pad.
dock, from his committee on the Mis-
sissippi river and it's tributaries, to-day
submitted report ON the investigation
the committee has been conducting into
the destruction of the steamer, General
Ferry, which was wrecked by co lision
with the piers OF the Union Pacific
bridge at Omaha. june 10, lass. The
owners of the. steamboat memorslized
congress, alleging obstruction to navi-
gatiop, through tie improper con.truc-
tion OF the bridge itself, and especially
by the failure OF the company to remove
the old piers, which at that time were
standing between those of the recently
completed bridge. The report states
our committee during recess, instituted
an informal investigation of the subiact
and secured large amount OF testimony
which is herewith appended. While the
investigation was IN progress the me-
mcraiists voluntarily withdrew thtir
compliant. stating that the distractions
aomplained Of had been removed and
that navigation was no longer impeded
as charged. The testimony appended
| is sufficient, in the judgment of the com
mittee, to show that th, present bridge
places no bar to the free navigation O
the flver,; that it complies with the re
quirement OF the cot OF 1862, nndel
which, as held by the supreme court
that road was authorized 10 build !
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-26

A new phase OF Iowa's probibitory law
was passed upon 10 the district court at
Des Moines last week. Judge Oonsad
released package OF alcohol which WAS
seized IN the United States express office
in Des Moines come time ago en- route
from Rock leland, Illinois. to R1nnells,
Iowa. The package was not labeled or
marked SO as to show its contents, and
the state law requires all shipments oil
liquor within the state to be SO marked
The oonstables seiz ID the alcohol, and
claimed that after it had once crossed
the line and came inside the state it fell
under the provision of the statute for the
rest OF the journey, and was therefore
liable to seizure for being unmarked Th.
court holds that this was an inter-ssat,
shipment belonging to interstate COM
meroe. and therefore not subject TO state
laws until the transit had ended and th,
liquor become q part of the mass o
Iowa property. He therefore order
that the gallon jug be sent on its way t.
R1nnells undisturbsd.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-26

The subcommittee of the house COM
mittee on appropriations will hold nu-
merous meetings during the recess. 1t
is their purpose to have reaay for pre-,
sentatIon in the house Immediately after
the reassembling two or three of the
larger appropriation bills and to follow
there with the remainder OF the bills IN
rspid succession. The leaders Of the ap.
propriations committee and OF the house
generally do not intend to permit busi-
meas to fall into arrears so that SO i,,r as
the appropriation bills are concerned
there will be any excuse for an extra ses.
sion. Tne democrats generally are op-
posed to On extra session. They think
lis would be OF party advantage TO pre-
vent the calling o! an extra session il