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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28


At q representative meeting Of the Citi.
Een1 Of Taylor County, held at the Court
House Saturday evening, February %,
1888, the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Chamber Of Commerce
Of the city Of Wheeling, on the lot day Of
this month, by resolution, requested the
cooperation OF enterprising business
men OF the State, at q meeting 10 be held
on the 10Th OF this month, at Wheeling,
the purpose OF which is TO devise ways
and means to develope and utilize the in
dustrial resources OF this State, and
WHEREAS, The people Of Taylor County
have an interest in the welfare and pros
perity Of tho whole people Of the State, as
well aB in all industrial business pursuits
calculated to develop our immense re-
sources.
ReI9lrea, l. That We heartily concur in
aud approve the act on Of the Chamber oil
Commerce in calling business meeting
OF the enterprising and business men OF
all partsO of the State to be held at Wheel
ing,
2. That, In common with other counties,
we are anxious for the thorough develop.
ueub VI OuE HSbtLLhl hSAltA aA1 bhu CO.
ucsiion OF our people, and whstevar will
ConduCs to these results shall have an
earnest cooperation and active exertion.
8. That we not only ask, bat urge rs
many as can, Of our farmers, mechanics,
merchants and business men OF every
character, to attend the proposed meeting,
thereby showing that we have an interest
and pridein whatever will Contributetotho
weliays OF the State and happiness aud
prosperity Of the people.
4. That any citizen Of this county, who
may be there, Is hereby constituted del
egste to said meeting, and requested to
participate therein.
5. That the proceedings OF this meeting
DO published in the Wheeling IETELLI'
eRNCER and Wheeling Register.
II. II. DrET SscratarY.
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Special Correspondence o. TIE Inle'Iigene:r.
MIpDLRBoURSE, W. Va, Feb. 25.-At
nesting held in the Court House to-day,
OF which Hon. w. l. BoremRn was Chair
man and ]. W. Barnes Secretary, the fol.
lowing persons were chosen "a delegates
to the Wheeling convention of Wednes.
day: Hon. W. l. Boreman, G. D. Smith,
ESQ, Capt. W. N. Powell, T. A. Twyiord,
VIM, Morris, Z, L. Smith, Q. +. Kotzebue,
Col. D. D. johnson, Hon. 8. Wells, Hon.
Silas Smith, Hugh Thorn, John A. Daven-
port, B. F. Gorrell, Hon. Anthony Smith,
W. ii. Stealey, L. B. Long, A. L. Hill, 8.
Henderson, D. Carmichael, ]. q. Mccoy,
J. G. Morrison, G. W. Stocking, r. s. Cor
bitt, Jers Murphy, j. N. Dare, Q. W. o.
Hartman, @. l. Conway, J. B. Smith,
Hiram Underwood, Jonathan ADkrom,
D. N. Furbee, A. W. Duty, G. A. Riggs,
7. ]. Anderson, ]. O. Warner, DR.. Z. b.
Conway and A. L. Corbly.
All other persons who may be present
from Tyler county were authorized to act
as delegates.
Resolutions approving Of the movement
10 boom the State were passed, and our
county Ia pledged to do its ahare.
Respectfully, ]. W. BARNES.
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Tho broad Atlantic, Is ever stormy thoroughlGre
Yet blow the winds ever 10 rersely, aud lido tho
waves ever 10 loltIly, ScAmen must man the good
ShipS, tourists will bravs the passage, and CONNER.
ciRl traveller and buyers must visit the centres OF
foreign trade and manufacture. That GtrOclous
mGlAdy, sCGllckneS', together with colicEy pGioS
and much inward unelSines5 Il often endured
when Hostetier's Stomach Bitten would have for
tiled tho voyGgerS against thGm. Sea captains,
and in fact eli old salts aud veteran travellers, are
acquainted with the prltecuve value Of this cstl-
mSbln preventive and remedy, and arc rarely TN.
provided with it. EuigIanlG 10 the far West
should use Il q . safeguard AgAinlt malaria. Seek
me ala Of tho BItleN Tor dytpeptll constipation,
liyeF complaint ki1noy troubles, aud all ailments
that impair the harmonious and vigorous action
az the Vital pQWOrS,
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SATURDAY, MARCH ), 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock IN, sell at public auction,
a. The moth front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the city Of Wheeling, the following Cen
IN Wheeling property.
]. Lot 81 on the southeast corner Of Main street
and Alley Is, with four TWO-stoTy Brick Houses
Aereonr fronting on the east side Of Main street.
:. so much Ui OF 50 As lies south 81 the property
dcv.scd by the IRid viii ]. ". Amick and north Of
mat OWNED by ", p BaChfnAn, aud having front
on the west side Of Main street Of about l6x feet,
with TwOstOry Brick House on Main street, and
A,LWosoty Frame House on tho rear OF said part
Of LOtJO,
3, The north 20 feet inches Of Lot 81 on the
southwest corner Of Main street and Alley Is, hay
ibe thereon erected two TwostOry Brick Houses
footing on the west side Of Main street, and four
Two story Brick Houses fronting on Alleys. This
part o. Lot 81 RdlolnS on the south that part dc
rhedby said will 70 Thomas 4. Amick, and extends
on Tue front from Alley Is southwark TO the center
Anck.
sails win be made In such parcels as will DO most
beneficial to the estate,
ItHSs OT sALE-One, third and a. much more oil
vac purchase money 81 the purchaser may elect %
pay CANiI. and the residue In two equal payments
llone and two yean with interest from day OF sale
payable annually, notes with good personal secu'
NY 70 be given therefor by the purchasers and also
70 Be secured by satisfactory insurance, and the
ule 10 DO retained until payment 10 iull:
n. W, AMICK,
Executor Of Thomas II. Wins, deceased.
J. e. llERvEY, Aucuoucer. tC2lTThAS
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THE
IntGIIigGnGGr!
STATE BOOM EDITION.

t,,rrIIGRSCER has now In preparation Q
lng .ts,e Development Edition, which VII! pc
sttth,aJ m the resources Of wet virginia Inc
~, 4 70 attract attention 70 LnlS sVs ~,
lggStTSweTs and FruitgrOwens generally 70
gnlIy., Lunbermen and Manufacturers, VINO may
S !Is, ~ avail themselves oil West VirglniAs a.
yllEgts ,,,,.,. to- 49,,
oSSSTSI mus far - the extent oil S0,OOO copie.I
" tr1tly look for Gu edition Of OO,OOO, and
w. ven reach higher figure. Tbs paper VII
hHshi,rtllaind IN this county among caplLAlH1
E No., VINO may be looking for new homes and
III .iso be spread throughout selected localities
Ia Europe .-.-....... ,,.,,.,.,, =, a..
Ttosr,ClIL STATE DEydpPyENr EDITION OF the
,..i.SS,gtIatycLE VII deErlOs tho whole state In
,,S,Ir,I. aud each particular resource IN aetAlI'
"a I'll devote one article to each County, show:
~ Nv, ~ sdyEo.ages Of the same for development
M setllement
NON Will be large map Of the State, showing
a, &c @IifnsdV, the proposed Railroads, Water.
g.ys TuTnpiseh and county hoAaA, a BeneIAI
'T,,ic'e devoted 10 4 resume Of the resources and
h,,,gn. of the state, will DO printed In Ger
~ S,| ytsnck, Welsh, Swedhh and probably Also
SO'WCgiAn'
ma MOS will be that OF the ordinary edition oil
IS D,.y IntellIgarcer, cents copy IN any
's NY Il IL expected that In every county
r,s yl III be public spirited citizens who will do
w., IN cad copl,B Of these pGpOn 70 friends who
III Sen 10 pats around tho great advantages oil
~ ItrinIA II ~ this kind Of advertisement
mai has developed the great West
In ,cpoase To many requests, the publishers
,,yc tetgyE1ined 10 admits limited amount Of ad'
H',.6y but il IL desirable that even this feature
NJ ibo newspaper shall serve is purpose a. show
10 RAJ WGst Virginia ID not altogether O raw
s ~ Bat has well begun her own development.
rslll b, worth something 10 show tina. we have
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mock QUorATIoNS-cL0sKD nm.


NEW YORK, Feb, H.-Flour, receipts 81 ~ pack
ages exports 2sS barrels and H. SSS se aS Sie
exports 6g,l97 bushels; sales 2GN,OOO buBhels O.
futures and 2&7C0J bushels Of spot: options closed
steady: cash firm; No. 2 spring sT54g; ungrAded
red sS4q6C: No, 2 red February S9AbglSc, CLOSING
at SS;; March 69asgc, Closing ~ sy "a; APT ~
AYsc closing ~ gc;o Say ~ St o,iES
eiOsllg ~ Jnue SosAyvz4Ci CiLuH ~ sS7.oi
OecelhOI SStNySAc, CUsnk ~ ~, ~, ~ ~
SSipts EiSU puanesi osa3S Snshnis y, snot
puShels OF futures anu SoVV puS ,1ss VI sPYLi
options modeaieIy SsYe; SasH faShSI gSne es1G
seAoy gngrade1 9GaGsoac 80 sss|SSaI 9os~S
saSI Sa 3o1sei SsSEi' liz Eths ~
5SsCi Stme GiUsiIs c,oSrS <,
0SC CLOSING ~ oo4S: AusubI H'taO'IhS
StVo u a. ~
bei CLOSING ~ ovisC: Sv tS " kLal l
sloi S EspIuNIy 20 mIet ~ e III, ~ =,
bSiSSS rey n ~ bsSSCls. malt I7iq hush.
es Nab Iecei pusne w ~ ~ SsI
eh; sales HVOO busheis OF INJURIES aug pHSn
els Of spot MARKET nSAc ny.
do. 4oa!Cc. Hay steady; shipping. 65a6Oc.
Hops dull Couee spot lar; kio nominal; OPP
l0nS los acilvS Anu IVa9g p0lnIS Sd
g6EG bags 6eDruSry ISe; asEcn iGyVai ~ ~;
April l0S9Glns0o; Nay iO1OalUSSc; June ~ 5oa
loeOc; July l0lualO lSc; August l9U0c; septeM per
S.gOc; October SO: November 1859. sugar nrm
and more active; MuAcoVano 4Nc lot % tebti to
fined Arm; 6EG5,So; extra y okc: white extra
CSBc; cut loaf and crushed 70, hol9sSes dul,.
Hcc steady, Talow STEADY a. sc koSln gun.
Tutpentne dull. Eggs firm. western $50. Pork
moderately active; mess S5@AihS ior new new
Cut meats steady. Lard shade lower and mod
sTaey aeuye; TeSeF t steS ny SpgTE gGc SR
1;s ~ NY t'r SvoSoS Il:an ShSasS
an S1u q ~ %noh"n"od
Hi manu- .tiu uHG ~, ~
UHEcAGo, FeD. 2h-About the only Signs o. &C.
tlYity or strength IN ether tue gram OF provision
markets, up to noon Today, was Immediately alter
the opening. The bulls hHd argument ior eAch
leading grain pit. The cold soHP was counted on
70 send wheat up, somewhat, ana the BnIllngton
strike, by cutting on recelpLs, was expected 70
boost corn, when It opened 10 higher and sold
&c higher than tue opening, At Slc Tor May, but
nnAlly Teaced 10 hO1ac on the report OF decrease
IN the visible supply. Corn Was ratneT easy oats
Tc6S y% an5 rIrIS1Hod' Sssfs csSh M snynr
NJ SnrinS SGs esc. IA REQ S%c. NSrcS
1SlSTSI; SIosiDg ~ sSiS! NAV SfsilSSIc cioSinv
InNn oInsIng ~ SsLS. Inv
oinTr n 500 EoTn Sssh Nh 3 AsII
n Sggcb ss7sISiIc Closing nj i7iIe: Nav SIRSiIEc
ci"sSnr a. lime E1ISSi%c CLOSING NJ 5Gt2S;
ITIy X iE,Sistc TcInSInS ~ 6iItc 0StS eaSh M !
"a. HST Rio. 1nnc siIc. Iuoi,St 9Sr Rve
~ >. SSS BS2ley No, . 771sSc, MOS poTE. cSsh
siS 6iL. March ia sT. Nav SD cOSIS 10 closing NJ
I'D O5: iune SD iS% lard, cash and March 7Soc;
NAV + Sss: June i.s5c Bacon, short ribs i ike:
shoulders 9laG. iOo short clear 7bOA7.62]c. sugars
outloaf 73SlSI4c; graduated TIC; standard &c.
Butter, quiet and lower; creamery 2lG27c; dairy
l6tSa2Sc Egg, firm and higher at lSA2oc. State.
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we Have tho Orc.

Pt. PIeaIan. STATE Castle.
II the Ohio Valley could obtain cheaper
iron ere England could not compete with
US In the manufacture OF iron. Neither
could the South.-StcubenviLle Gazette.
We've got the iron ore In WesE Viz.
GINA, and along the Ohio Valley too, all
It needs is to be developed. Mason Coun.
ty's bills are full Of iron ore, good as that
Of the South. It has been tested and
known to bs. All We await lie tho incom-
ing OF manufacturers to develop the
enormous field Of wealth.
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0he GttelEiqet1tsr;.
omeo. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
SOON SHALL THE WINTERS FOIL
BE HERE.


Soon nhall the winters foil be hero;
Soon shall those icy llgAtures unblnd and melt
A little while,
bloom and growth; thousand forms shall
From these dead clOds and chill as from low burial
Thine eyeS, ears-Rll thy best attributes all that
takes cognizance Of natural beauty
Shall WAke0n ill. Thou shalt perceive the simple
shows, delicate miracles oil Garth.
DandelionS, clover. the emerald grats, the carly
scents and flowers,
The arbutus under foot the willows yellow.green,
the blolsomlng plum and cherry;
With these the robin, lark aud thrush singing thetr
EOnRE-the fitting bluebiEd;
For such The scenes the annual endless play brings
on, WALT WHITMAN,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and BtOeb
Markets,

NEwYoEK, Feb. N,-MOnsy on call easy at 2
az, per cent, closed offered at * per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4IER5H per cent Sterling OK.
change duh but firm At q S6a4SL Sales Of stocks
were lso2sl EhGTes.s
The stock market was moro active. especially In
the dIt hour to-day, during which timo nearly
half the entire days business WlB transacted. The
Burlington Quincy strike had q comparatively
slight effect upon the market, and 1t II not expect
ed 10 have much on business, a. competing roads
will absorb whatever the Burlington Il unable 70
handle. The opening dhplAyed moro animation
than has beenteen for q month past At declines
ranging from 70 81 per cent from Saturday.
Further small iossea were sustained In the arSt
hour. The market then became dull and contin-
ued to sag Oh very slowly until the last hour when
a better tone was developed and slight fractions
were regained, but the close was very dull and
about steady Of u shade above the lowest figures:
Everything IL lower tonight but Of declines Of
fnctions only.
Railroad bonds were active; sales 81 10000,
Government bonds dun and heavy.
Rtata hnndR dull and heavy.
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AcKER's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is a positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptiona or Syphilitic Pol.
soning. Itpurifes the whole system, and
banIshes all Rheumatic end Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan & Co., o.
R. Goetss, O. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, s
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OF the speeches made before the Club
Convention al Wheeling, that Of William
P. Hubbard was ons OF the best. Mr..
Hubbard has an exceedingly striking way
OF putting things. We quote some ex-
tracts from his address In this Issue. By
the way, II our First District brethren
would send Mr.. Hubbard to the House oil
Representatives, he would soon become
leader in that body, and as auch do West
Virginia great credit.
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VIII Result In Lasting Good.

The call Issued by the Wheeling Cham
Der Of Commerce for State convention to
perfect plans for booming West Virgins,
has met with hearty response. The
business men ssem to have awakened to
the fact that the only way to create q boom
IL to take hold and make one. The
Wheeling convention will have 1t In ite
power TO inauguTate movement that
will reSult in lasting good to West Vir-
ginia.
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puokIen,, AMIGA salve.

The best Bslye in the world for cuts,
brulnss, sores, ulcere, salt Thoun, fever
sores, letter, ohapped hands, chilb!Sina,
corns, and al akin eruphons, and po5i.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
Ia guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents psT
box. For usls nv Logan q %.
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sNo Longer the Tall of the Kite.
l,hrrlGIIon NonpareiI.

Let US be up and doing, We must let
the world know that we arc herei and
that We hsvo the most fertile valleys, the
noblest and most valuable forests, and the
richest aud most inexhaussible mines,
lacking only the spade, the axe, tho pick
and the shovel 10 make her possessors
rich and the State prosperous.
Let 1t echo up the valleys. Let the well
come sound pierce the depths Of oVr lsaiy
IorCeLV, and herald new life, invigor.
stinV the daughter Of the ancient Old
Commonwealth. West Virginia must no
longer be the tail Of the kite Of the "Solid
South" in point Of development.
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from all sections Of the State will be there
for the sole purpose Of united action for
the development Of the dormant indus
tries Of West Virginia. The Convention
will take such steps az It sees proper, hut
the ultimate effect will be the quickeninR
Of our industries, the development OF
hidden wealth, and mighty influx Of
population and capital.
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MANY of the good things Of this life are
aorrowfrlly let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and ConHtipa.
ton; sold on positive guarantee at %
and 80 cents, by Logan & Co., @. &. Goethe,
o. Menkemillor, 4. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros, 2
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Braxton county being one Of the Richest
counties in tho State in natural wealth
should, by oil means, be represented in
that convention on the Goth by goodly
number Of itB representative business
men, To make q county grow and pros
per, there must be something done besides
selling goods and discussing candidates
fnr nniLy nflicnn
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OLD and reliable medicines are the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities Of the Blood. In every form Of
scrolulous, syphilitiC or MercuriSl dis
cages, it Is invaluable. For Rheumatism
has no equal. Logan & Co., O, R. Goetze,
@. Menkemiller, s. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros, 10
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Tl1yltimato Eject

A number Of gentlemen met in the office
OF EnRle & Boreman Monday evening to
take action regarding delegates to the
Wheeling Convention. This iB an i'm
portaut matter. The holding Of the Con-
yention will mark new era in the pro-
gresS Of the State, Representative men
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0untold Agony from Catarrh.'

Prof, W, HAusSER, the famous mcsmerist,
of Hhded, ". Y, writes: "Some ten years ago
/ suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
C0tarrh, My family physician gave mo up US
incurnble, and said must die. My case was
such bad ono, that every day, towards sum
GET, my voice would become so hoarse could
barely speak above whisper. III the morning
my coughing and clearing or my throat would
almost strangIe me. by tho use OF DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, Twas q well
man, and tho cure has been permanent"
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SAVE the Children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc, We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure.
It caves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & Co., O. r. Gostse, o. Menke-
miller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 4
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Petroleun,

PIT7sEuBaK, Pa, Fob. 27.-PetEolOum active and
closed steady: opened AZ 93c; closed n 9c; high.
est 9ifci lowest 0lsc,
NEW YORK, Feb, 2I.-Potroleun closed steady
al 953sc; highest 9ic lowest 9l1Sci opened ut &c;
sales $685. barrels.
BaAD5oI SS F S,p. iS,eI, az StS; Gi0seI
I,O1O 900 barrels,
TTTuSyILL1, Pa, Feb 27.-ODenod at 921Ec; hIEh.
est 9lItc; lowest 9l5Sc; oloaed Ct 931Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. a-Petroleum steady
at nc
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1t pains US to think OF the dreadful con-
diiion Anthony Comstock will be in II he
ever hRs rheumatic pains. 1t will be i'm
possible for him TO bear them.
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DALTIMoRE Z ONO RAILROAD

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
i'd DepRrture Of trains from wheeling. Schedule
In effect February 20, lSSS-KGtern time:
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest $3.50 u.
R1prH Tor Cincinnati and St. Louis, $50 r. e.
daily, ll;l6 p. m. daily except Saturday.
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 216A, M.
For Columbus, 9:50a. m. daily, and l115 p. m.
daily except Saturday, aud 226 p. M. daily except
ETpTess for Warrington D. c., Baltimore, Pills
dolphIA and New York, 6:loa. m and S:t6 p. IN.
daily.
and p M daily; Express, $40 Il. m, 1916 p. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
Warrington. Pa, $50 p. N. daily except Sunday.
For MOundsyillc, 1910 noon, daily except BUR
For Grafton, S;45p. m, daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland, $3.50 q. m, daily except SUNDAY,
For st Granville, 1885 q. NJ, p. Nd. and 6iio
ETpress trains arrive from Chicago, Gao and 9aO
q. m: and Gas p. M. daily, and $50 m. daily eI-
cept Monday.
matt, $50 a. m. and 6:4S D. m. daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Bslti-
more aRd Warrington, D. o. 1850 r. m. and lo:'b
TiainS arrive from Columbus, 500 a. m. daily,
and 6:l6 p. m. daily and lO:S5 q. IN. daily except
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, 30 daily, and
1875 p. m, and $3.50 p. N. daily except sunday;
ITO :. m daily except Saturday, aud 2:$O 4. m.
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 a. M,
daily except Sunday.
TIL TfaInG arrive from Grafton, 0:2i NJ, daily G1.
'' fnSInI arrive from Cumberland. Up. nj daily
TrSinS arrive from 81 ClGiBville. IO:35 T. m. and
49, 6;T5 End $40 D. m, daily except sunday.
BSRRRRO called for and checked at hot0la and
residences on orders left Of tcket ONCE, l20 Mar
ACT 'A''' d <. LORD, Gen. PAg. Agent
w N mRMRETB Manager,
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HEW YoRK, Feb. 27.-Cotlou quiet; uplRuds
10 Oi6c; Orleans 10 ll.lGc; futures steady; Feb
ruRfy i045c; March 10 SOC; April l0,6Sc; May
i0GGc: juno 10 7Sc; July 10 76c; August i0.77c;
september lO2Sc; october 995c; November and
DecCmber9.SSc.
CNcNNA1l, O., Feb. Election ARM mlddunV
IN
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NEW YoRE, Feb. 27-ASide from tho moderate
INQUIRY uEuRl TO Mondays mail which took many
fnisoellAneOus sEsortmenH OF cotton goods, the
market thereafter was quiet, though for autumn
woolens The placing Of o.ders was Of fair SteAdi
Orga
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STANNERIRG CURED.

System based upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS. System explained 70 those inter
eSted.
Testimonials from physicians, educators and pa.
irons, who hAvo received benefit from the method
Of instruction. Address,
Mrs. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of RloouLiou and Engllsh
GO4 M Street, N. w, Washington, D. O,
Students boarded In family Of Principal.
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Young writers in preparing their manu-
script should leave plenty OF space be-
tween the lines. Tho world would not
suffer much II many Of them would make
1t all spsce.
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a Good Time, Anyhow.


FairmoRt Iadez.
II nothing Is accomplished, the dele
gates who attend the Wheeling Conven.
tion next Wednesday will have q good
time at least. Wheeling knows how TO
entertain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

THEY strOlled along the broad parade.
John Jones and pretty Miss Maria,
"Your teeth are awful, John" she said;
"Why don't you buy the BeGutileT?
SEQ mIneI" allow whItel" YES, It's my wont
To pOlInh ihem with SOZOpONTh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

The prisoner being asked whether he
struck the man in heat Of passion, re-
piled: "No, struck him in the pit Of the
Btomach.n
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THOMAS ]. RUSHING, ESQ.,, 1907 Pine Strcct,
81. Louis, No., writes: 81 WIS Il great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. AZ times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the last eight mouths
could not breathe through the nostri5. /
thought nothing could be done form Luck
Remedy, mud nm now well man. believe
II to be the only sure remedy for CatArrh now
manufactured, and one Inns only to give Il q
fair trial 10 experience Astounding rcsults and
a permanent cure