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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

Seine rzekomo p'zesiadowa
nych ksla2at i hrabi6w, do.
starczyli i'm homie pozywie
MIA, odziezy i pieniedzy,
przebiegfe lisy 5ez najmniej
zsych pr2eszk6d podqaJly '
g}ab kraju.
" dziwny i niewyt}omaczo
ny sposob wszystkie hord,
cygahskie, jake W tym CA
sic zlawi}y sic pod muram
miast: Bazylei, Zurychu, Wied
mia i Lipska pos}ugiwafy sic
powyzszem k1amstwem, ktore
zjednywafo I'm bez wyjatku
gotowq i hcjna goscine. Pc
tax dobrem i nadspodziewa-
mem przyjecin W sroikowej E.
uropie udali sic cygame do
Wfoch, ably sic przedstawiG
papleaowi. Tn zloiyli onl no.
wy dowod wrodzonej swej
przeblegfosci! Przewldywali wi,
docznie, re papiez i jego oto-
genie bedzie znalo lepiej ge-
ografis i historye, niz miesz-
kahcy Paryza lub Wiednia.
ME przedstawili sic vice ia
ko wypedzeni ksiq4eta i hrs-
biow;e, lecz przyjmujac ia sic
p}aszczyk pokory religijnej, O.
swiadczyli, ae So potomkami
narodu, ktory pan Jezus ska
zaf ma dwutys;acletnie tu}act-
wo pc swiecie, "a odmowienie
woody l chleba Fannie Maryi
W czasle je! ucieczkl do Eg;ptu.
Dziwnem sic nam to dis wy
Gao mole, ze nawet tax oczy-
vista bajka znalazla posfuch
u papie2a, ktory W umyslnie
wygotowanej bull pozwolii i'm
w%a}esat sic pc Europe, a ro-
wnoczesnie nakazaf, ably po-
boznych pokutnikow W czasie
'ch pielgrzymki wspierano.
Lecz niediugo, co zreszta lat
wo by}o przewidziec, otwo-
rzy1y sic o,zy fatwowiernym
mleszkancom Europy. i rzeko-
mych pielgr2yn.ow i pokutni-
kow poznano jako leniwy, z}o-
dziejski, do kfamstwa i pod
stepu skfopny lud, ktoremu
brak1o wszelkich moralnych
zasad j pojec religiinych. Ia
czeto 'ch tel powszechnl. ma !
zywac ,,Kainitami" II. potom-
kami kama, ktorzy wskutek
wyroku, jaki Pan Bog rzucif
ma nich praojca, tufac sic mu-
sza pc swiecie. Jak zfe pole
cha %rozszerzyfy sic wkrotce o
tym ludzie, sluzy "a dowod
nazwa cygan, kt0ra ich wszyst-
kie bez wy3atku przezwafy
narody.
W naszym dopiero czasach
zdofano " czesci odkryc Ia
gadkowe pochodzenie cyga-
now, a cho6 Z GAIA dokladnos
ME znane SO p~rzyczyny
wedrowki tego ludu, toe VIE
my przynajmniej napewno, re
pochodza oni z Indyj azjackich,
gdzie ich przodkow'e przez
tiugie wleNl %wyst.wiehi ma
przesladow ania i ..edze, MALE
leli do jeenej najni2szych
Sast ludnoscl.
1899 Mongofowie pod do
groznego Tamerlana
%pad}szy do lndyj, ogniem i
zn,szczyli kraj cafy, a
|ch przesladowania j ciemiestwo
Rk dotkliwie cafy sic dc7uc
wojowanej ludnosci, lie ia W
romnych masach porzucafa
ojczyzne rozpraszajac sic
. Icie. w ~ lat pc zwy-
! Tamerlana, zjawiaja
k$>w Europe (l427
sZnosc ia wfasnie
dem, Re owym u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
pre- chodzi przez nalwie { "a
ludnione okolice "
ILLINOIS, low
WISCONSIN,.
IICHIGAN,
MINNESOTA
DAKOTA,
NEBRASKA /
WYOMING.

lest to II ,loskonalej urzqdsoA
Holej' TAX M wygody podrdN
cych 10 hroth,h przestrgeniach!
10 h: M zmiaxajqcych
GhOWNE CO. ira HANDlOWN
Zadna lima Kolej ME moze 3
MIA wspotubiegm sic co do urzaj
dzenla VIEW etnnego wozow, -
k a%riyn;a n'e Ss sn 50 urzadzone hs
kole.i North-Nestcr najw,ece,
jest lubIana pre- podrokujacych
kupiectwio, %tur,tow i farme-
row, poszukuiacyc nowych sic
dzib ma pofnocnym snchodzie.
lntormacyl szczeJtowych ehet-
ME udzicIi MlLOs GOSs.t A.
gem na miasto w one.
WHITMAN" Mangr.
n. c. WIckY'<t { Maugy1A
~ ?, NLLSsa |. PaS. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
O NOWOROCZNA

(Fantasya.j
Zegar dziej6w uderzyt. SWAT W pomroku ginio
Wiatr %roztraca pc pofach niegrzebne kosci...
Jekfy rdzawe kajdany ma p1aczu dclinie...
Cyt... Ciche gfosy pfyna 2 Mogity Wolnosci:
Clos pieracszy.
Przez fzawe doll naszej kolejc
o, jak juz wiele przemknefo was!
Kaxdy odnawia} droga nadzieje,
Ka&dy rok wr6tyf switania czas!
A clernie rama n%iewolna glove.
w sm'erc mas kofysze fahcucha zgrzyt..
lyle was przeszfo! o, Lata Move.
A gdziei 6w zdawna wroAony swift.
Wszakie miut ~przyby6 rok, co uderzy
Czynem : zisci wiekowy sen!
Glos drugi.
Cyt... Bile polnoc: Nowy rok biezy!
Rok nowy biety.. Mote to t G n!...
w znekane plersi powraca sta,
Radosnym blaskiem ~jaboieie wzrok...
Rok nowy bie4y... Drgne1a Mogita...
Mole to ti]e wolnosci rok!
Gfos tryeci.
lie niewolny! Mech CT SIG ME hni
Gtowie drogl wienieh IA trud.
A;swolnej, spdfrz, lie plesni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21
BELIEVES IN BLAINE.
A Specimen of West virginia Eu,huSIasm
for the PIumsd knight.

A Specimen of West virginia EnlhuHlasm
for the Planned Knight.
70 he Editor Of the IHtClItgtRea.
sR:-It the delegates to the Chicago
convention do not want James G. Blaine
nominated for President Just tell them
not to allow his name 10 be spoken by
any one above whisper Tell them not
to mention his name at all; for II his name
ever floats on the air the jig Ia up and Mr.,
Blaine will receive the nomination by &C.
Clarlntion, his letter Of declinRtion to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
TIE Republican party doea not doubt tos
moment the sincerity Of Mr.. BlaiEs'S
declarations, He means that ss far as he
ia concerned no is ont OF the cRnvasa.
he means thRt he does not desire to
stand in The way OF any man. He desires
the success OF the Republican party above
his personal success. He valves ali claims
10 the Presidency for unison Of tho party.
He Is willing to be follower OF soue
other good man and do all he can to elect
him, Mr.. Blaine 10 willing TO help fight
the battle Of 1883, ga private In the ranks.
Now, while cay all Of the above is true
to MI Blaine, l feel sure that Mr.. Blaine
will find q very strong following, and will
receive the nomination in spite Of oil OPP
position.
His letter is q manly production and
mesna Just what 1t says.
BIT il does not cay that II nominated he
will decline the nomination, II only 11eaRs
thSt not he nor his friends are to push HE
clsim further than the Republicans should
Tioh, am ustiBhed that Mr.. Blaine Is
the most available candidate that could
possibly be nominated. His name Is q
household word oil over West Virginia
amongst the Republicans. Ths Blaine
Republicans are ss it were in every hol.
low, on every hill top and in every valley
in Weht Virginia.
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
can be carried this year il Mr.. Blaine is
tho standard beaver, II Mr.. Blaine holds
the flag and banner in his own hands.
You v i'll see arch s rally as has not been
seen since the days OF Nerxes OF Greece.
When his foes cav the brave leader with
his host they Raid that such man could
not be conquered. Now desire 10 say to
our Republican friends everywhere, don't
be the least alarmed at the Mutation; NO
are on solid ground; our baDnerH are IN.
iurled. We are bound to win.
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
are after all the pivotal States, and James
G. BlNino ia man that can get more
votes by the thousand than any other liv-
ing man in America; he can 30 outBide
Of the Republican party and capture more
votes than any other man.
Now Brother Republicans, don't bs q
bit uneasy; let it be carried on every
tongue, let 1t 80 floating over the air in q
low voice and in o high voice, lot it be no
secret that James G. Blaine is cur choice
10. 1t resound from MRino to Georgia,
from the Atlantic to the Rio Grardo and
away over the Rockies down to Oregon.
Now let this be our wstchword,
For President,
James g. Blaine;
For Vice President, N. Golf or any good
Republican.
boyst Respectfully, W.. JONES,
Central Station, n Va, FEB. IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

A Sure cure found at last. No one need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered By DR.. William ian Indisn
remsdy,) called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A ningle box has cured the
Toret old chronic csaee OF twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need sui
fer Eve minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine, Lotions, In
strumenta and elsGtuaries do more harm
than good. William's Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tunorg, Rllsys the intenSe
itching, acts Us poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and is prepared Tor Piles
and nothing elne. Thousands Of cured
patients attest its virtues, and physicisus
Of al! schools pronounce 1t the greatest
contribution to medicine OF the age. II
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
judge Coona, Maysville, KY, ssys:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
after Year, Of suffering"
Judge Cotinbury, Cleveland, O., says:
"a have found by experience that DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundrsds OF ouch Testimonials,
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
diuggista. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

The head Of the great publishing house
OF A. s. Barnes & Co., who died in Brook
lyn ON the 18th inst, was born in New
Haven, Conn, January %, 1917. His
fRthor, Ell Barnes, was farmer at South
iington, Conn. Mr.. Barnes, who was the
second son, when eleven years old was
placed in tho care Of an uncle reading al
Hartford. Daring the winter months DO
attended school, and worked on n farm in
the Eummor. at tho age OF sixteen he
entered s!oro Of Hartford, the leading
publishing house in the country at that
time.
Mr.. Barnes went TO Nav York in 1885,
when his employers started New York
branch. In 1885, when about twenty ono
years old, he became Interested IN busi-
ness In Hartford with Professor Charles
Davies. Their frs! publication was Pro-
fessor DGviGs's mathematical works. Dur.
ing tho frat two years Mr. Barnes eau.
vassed the schools and academies through.
out the country, introducing hia partners
works. In 1910 the firm opened book
store in Philadelphia. and in 1912 removed
their mandatory to that city. The fret
store In New York was comparatively
small in aizs. In 1868 it was found mecca.
sary to erect the building which the firm
now occupies. It Couaists OF five floors
and the basement OF a fine building with
a frontage Of 40 ard depth Of 8 feet. In
the peighboring city Of Brooklyn 10 the
factory, built in 1880, in which from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred persons
are employed. Six members oil the firm
survive its founder and late head.
Mr.. Barnes wSg Interested in the success
OF. the Contra! Branch Of the Union Pa
cihc Railroad in Kansas. He was nlso
one Of tho earliest promoters OF an eles
waited railroad in New York. His active
lifa was ennobled by philAnthropic labor
and direction, and hislOss is geverely felt
by leading educational ss we'll gs businees
enterprises. Mr.. Barnes Yves 8 Oonsre-
gationalIat and steady friend Of the late
Henry Ward Beechor. He IVES married
twice. His first marriage wss in 1871,
with Mics Harriet E. Burr, daughter Of
Genera! Timothy Burr, Of Rochester, New
York. Mira. Barnes died on October ~,
1881. Deceased was married the second
time to Mrs. Mary NJ. Smith, formerly 8
Brooklyn school teacher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

Accidents ard Incidents In wost Virginia
mud Vicinity.


Accidents ard Incidents in wost Virginia
and Vicinity.
The Warrington (Pa) Rlao Club won
lie recent match with the Topeka Kan
Club by rCoTe Of ], eO2 to 1870
Two applications for license TO sell
Iiouor have been made at WaynesbuTg.
The county has been dry for years.
The Grand Jury Of Washington county
severely censurss those officers who have
been in the habit Of committing tramps to
jail.
James Miller, aged 10 years, had the top
Of his head blown of near WellBville, o.,
on Saturday by the premature discharge
Of a gun.
Miss Laura Wickline, Of near Wella'
vile, O., was attacked by savage dog on
Friday night and now lies in precarioul
condition nom her injuries.
The Grand Jury Of Washington county
recommends that instead Of leasing the
County Home Farm to gas company, the
Poor Directors put down q well.
At Fire Creek, FayetLe county, Samuel
Robinson WAS shot and instantly killed by
William LuCke, tho ball passing through
the victims heart. The killing grew out
Of g drunken carousa',
A board OF pension examining 5urReonl
is now organized at Sistersville, Tyler
county, snd is ready for business. Dr.
James L. Gillespie 10 President and Dr.
George B, West Secretary and Treasurer
A little scboolboy Of Mr.. Henry smart
met with severe accident at the Valley
Grove public school on Friday last, by &C
cidentslly falling and breaking his arm
Dr.. Woods, Of West Alexander, was callet
in and set and bAndagod 1t.
Rev. woolery, President Of Bethany
College, who fills the position iormerl!
held by Presidents Alex. Campbell ant
W. Il. Pendleton, was in the city yester
day and filled the pulpit Of the Rev. VII
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FOE SALEI
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT THE DWELLING
House, g2s Main Stieet, at present occupied
by W.. Henry HottheImer. Possession given
Snrnl Apply 10 \. @. DAIZELL dolls
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Jhe 9ntelLiqstrtea.
olaeoi No,. 80 rnd a. Fours-onth stroot.
COZ. I'D. TAYloR OF PENsIoNs.
A HArd.Hittipg Letter from the Congress.
man OVerthS River,

A HArd.Hittibg Letter from the COngroSs.
man Over the River,
Hon. j. Y. DastL, CaldOslI, Ohio.
DEAR sIR:-Your letters are Of hand
and l will only be too glad to aid you, and
all the others OF whom you have written,
Is it not too bad that pensions are doled
out in such Insignificant sums to men
wbore courage and whose blood saved the
life Of the Republic2 l concur in and
hsve been advocating all the while since
came to Washington, in evsry way that
could, thBt NO bpve no snrplus IN the
Treasury, or that we uolt'd hare none II we
paid our honest debts, and no debt Ia 90
deserving, snd the payment oil no debt
would do half 10 much good Ga money
paid to soldiers,
In tire frt place It is right, II Is just, It
Ia equity, II it only what VIC promised
them when they went to the front, and 1t
would eDkildie ia ten Thousand thousand
hearts fame Of gratitude and Joy that
gculd drive away much OF the darkness
end SORROW OF this world, and would be-
sides give Thrift and prosperity 70 the
ConrtYy, especially the rural districts, that
no other legislation, State or National, can
ever do. Pension money and bounty
money and soldier money generally is the
only money that counties and distriCtR like
ours ever get from the general
government. This would equAlizs
money and withdrawing this
world needs Just now, and something l
hope may yet in the near future be attain
ed.
Aa 10 psusion legislation am in doubt.
Some ssy the Grand Army bill will pass,
and think It will, but an not certain.
In regard to special acts the committee hes
grown more rigid on account OF Growers
vetoGg. introduced q service peneion
bill, not ths. expected It to pss3 Con-
gross, but to show that ! was not "too
weak. kneed" 20 introduce 1t,
also introduced bill equaliZirg boun.
ties, repeating thslinitGtion Of arrears and
some other meRsurers, and ell the way we
will ever set theBe thiDg9 is 10 fight for
them to the death. am cory that go
many of our Republicans are not fully
awake Oh the subject, but can assure You
that Gen. aRwley is all night.
The vote OF the Grand Army against
servics pensions Is quoted by every one
nearly sgainet this claim. But 1t will
come, not now, but when Republican
Congress comes, and l do NOT care how
EtIcng the country goes Republican this
fall, no power on earth can keep it in the
control OF this Government moro than one
term unless the aoldiers and woo!.srOwera
60. their rights-thoy can and will CONTROL
Inc country. But l must Close--tell the
boys to be patient.
You're very truly,
J. D. Taylor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

live know all the methods OF approach
adopted by m enemy We are the better
enabled to ward off the danger and post
pone the moment when surrender be-
comes inevitable. In many instances the
inherent strength Of the body suftices to
enable 1t to oppose the tendency toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces to such an extent that there 10 little
or no help. In other cases little aid TO
the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years of uaeEul life. Upon the frs!
symptoms Of Cough, Cold or any trouble
OF the Throat or Lungs, give that old and
we'll known remedy-Boschee's Germsn
Syrup, careful trial. 1t will prove what
thousands say Of tito be, the "benelGctor
Of any home"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

To help the rghtE!d is no. only CommendIble
in a general point OF view, but Is IudICIOuS and
prudent when that help iSonlR.ed in behalf Of the
right SldO Of the boiy Just oyGs the lower ribs In
the region Of tho liver. The most efficient help ID
afforded BY Hoste.ier's stomach BIttcn, Ru Gntl.
bilious medicine Of incompatible efficacy. lnRc.
ton 0i the liver is accompanied by constipation,
SICkheadache, fuTrtd tODgue, nauleR, occasional
vertigo an unpleasant breath, yAllOwness Of the
skin and ball OF the eve. The author OF these
symptoms, liver complaint, routed bY the Btt'ers,
Il accompanied by them In IL, flight Fever and
ague, which always involves the liver, dyspepsia,
rheumRtism debility and kidney troubles are oil
nAades 10 the early relief aud dpAl cure Of which
this standard medicine n adapted. Don't uso Il
by dts aud starts but systematically, that its full
effects may result In perfect restoration Of
health"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

OmoAso, Feb 2O-The Dr0verS Journal reports:
CEitle-ROCaipU 6,OoO head: shlpmeats 5000 head
market strong choice 81 l0A5 9 good steers o. S5a
90: stoClefS and feeders So S5a3 80: COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 sOa8 10; Texas cattle So 4Gai 90.
HOgs-Receips 1900 head; shipments 1000 head;
market strong and unchanged; mixed IS 0ba5 20;
heavy s. SOAb 70 light 81 91A53l; skins IS 26l4 %.
market strong and l0Albc higher; natives % 67R
8 So; western sisgG5 SOi Texans 50 coal Is; lambs
IS OoG6 %.
RLsr LIAERTY, Feb. 2o-CAile--- Receipts APIS
head: shipments $40 bead: market dull and loo 10
400 head: shipments $500 head: market slow;
Philadelphia IS 76S5 So mixed IS 6oa5 65; Workers
IS 45a5 5O common 10 tAlr IS 2Oa5 20; pigs 81 b0a
3 %. shecp-Recaip:s 3,000 head; shipments 800
head: market active aud Csc higher than last
weeks closing prices
CINCINNATI, o, Feb. 21-HogS to Ice higher;
common and light u 00A5 20; packing and butch
ors s. 26a5 TO- receipts 100; shipments eco head.
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Tav, Pas, Agent, Wheeling
pALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD-

IDALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DpepArtura Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In eject November 20, lSS7-RRttern time;
Express for Chicago and the northwest, a!bO \,
m, S;!Op. m. l0:oop n. daly, and n:lD pm, daily,
Yxpnss for Cincinnati aud FL Louis. O:sO q. N.
daily, II SIS y, NJ. daily except saturday.
Express for Columbusand Cincinnati, 2:i5a. IL,
For Columbus, O;Soa m. daily, and HIS D n,
daily GNcep! Saturday and 2'25 ,. m. daily except
Expfcsa for Washington, D, c., BaltIraofa, Pills.
delphIA and New York, b:lO .. m and b4j p IN.
For Pittsburgh and wOsHingtou Pa, 300 d. IA.
and 7 y m. daily; Express, s:in o m 1875 ., NJ.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
Warrington, r. $50 p. N dRty except Sunday.
dey.
For Cumberland, 6:30a. m, daily except undGy.
For 81 C!airsYltle, $50 u. NJ, p. m. and b;Ao
p, IN daily gEeep. sunday. ..,,..,
| Express iTGinn arrive rom rhiGng0, G;fO and 800
u. NJ. and 6i5 p. 81 dang, and 500 a m. daily c1'
'ExpreSl tfains Efr;yo from St Louis and cincin.
natl. SIC q. N and 6:l5 II. daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BAlti.
p. m. daily,
and 6:45 p. m, daily, and iO:SS g. m. daily except
Trails arrive from Pittsburgh, $40 daily. and
1919 p N. aud Bbo y. M daily except sunday
i l0r. n daily except Saturday, aud 2b0 r. m.
SUNDAY only.
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, 800 a. "a,
daily except sunday.
daily except sunday.
cept sunday.
| except sunday,
| l;tS and 6I6 D. m, daily except sunday.
baggage called for ard checked Ut hotels and
residences on orders Left st ticket office, 100 MAJ
| ket street and ut depot
q. K. LORD Gen. PGlz. Agent.
" n LMRMElITl. MAn.nnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

CAN'T SLEEP Nights ia the complaint OF
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remsdy2 II is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at l0C., l5c.
Logan & Co., O. r. Goethe, Chas. Menke.
miller, L. 8. Burt and Bowie BYos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

OLD and reliable medicines arc the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for yosrg for all i'm:
purities Of the Blood. In every form OF
scrofulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial dis.
eases, it ia invaluable. For Rheumatism
has no equal. Logan & Co., O. r, GoetSe,
o. Menkemilier, z. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros, 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

The best gsIve In the world for cats,
bruises, RoTes, ulCsrs, Bslt rheum, fever
sores, testsr, chapped hands, chilblsius,
corns, and all skin eruptionr, and posi.
lively Cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ia guaranteed to give perfect aRtiBiRction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For RaIa by Logan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ens Fsaturss of the Money and stOS
lLnrkakn.

NEwYoEK, Feb. 2O.-Money on call easy at 2A2h
per cent, closed offered at az Prime mercantile
paper 6as per cent Sterling exchange dull but
steady at 81 sI%a4s5. Sales Of stocks to-day were
III, 400 shares.
The stock market to-day went back 10 the same
condition Il was IN during the early part Of last
week, and dullness and stAguaton were me only
most stocks showed slight declines from sAtuEdays
closlng figures the market SAgBed on slowly Win
only 4 single Insignificant reaction and closed
day. Everything on the active List Il fEaetionALy
lower. 40. oOo
railroad bonds dull aud heavy; sales s6ss 900.
Government and state bonds dull but STEADY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

.ITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 S,

Lo6i5 RGfLWAY oo.-Fsnfaadle Route ute,
Under schedule in eiScct NOV, IL, ISL, trains
leave wheeling, Central etandGrd time: For stcu
benyille and Pittsburgh. 6:sj q. m, 1888 D, no.
$40 p m, For StepbeDyillo, sos p. m. Tho e:Gt
m and sos p. N. trains mako direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and chi
cago. The 1875 .. m. trGin MAKES direct conner
ton for Columbus and Chicago
Trains arrive ~ wheeling, C;i5 l. ~, 1918 4. .
2:b .. M. and 6s00 .. m mV2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-21

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2O.-Cotton quiet and steady;
uplandR 10 0l6c; Orleans 10 Hide; futures quiet
February 1047c; March l0SSc: April 1ObSc; May
ln6Sc; June 1000; July 10 nc: August 10 74ci
CNctSEAIi, o., Feb, 2O.-cottou quiet and steady
b1fddfiuR f8JSc.