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The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
WHITE RIVER sroCK.GRowERs Asso.
,lNTtpS

President. ncu pric1
Nico-i'rr-iIyut. W. u. IurinF
Secretary. T.. II. ilutshcr
Irraaufcr. nc. itu,k
Executive Committee. A.J. Grcrpry. :. e.
ua;sh and q. D. Jtliis.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

TnEul. are three reasons assigned b.
Mr.. Blalnes friends tot that gentle
mans Withdrawal nom the Presidential
race. The Inst is ON account of his
health. lie does not wish iu undergo
The mental and physical strain incident
Ia another presidential campaign, feel
ing appTrheHsiyc that the strain would
be- la, much for lin; therefore he does
not care Ia undergo such tremendous
risks fur Az uncertainty. Tie second
reason Is purely financial. MF Blaine
spent Si1uU last campaign out 0t bis
own pocket and can't stand tie racket
again. But the ihiri aud most po,,u,
reason, Ia 0ur opinion, is ihis; Tile
Plumcd KuI-lit has a feeling. amount
ins almost 10 q premnniliou ur q snpfr-
stiliun that he never would b. rre,!-
dent. and ua; Notwithstanding ulc ,N-
pcnditurcs II time, strength aud money
Iil, history would 10 the end hc Ike thBt
II Henry CLAY, always aggressive, al.
ways hoping and alWays defeated.
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,uL-SrN mrrI,IAt.

cciumi s.lnurrs. AIGtcrury, -. Sirpus
Hrd s. ii SrlsUn.
Ci,Fs 11l graur'i-r, Thop,as ". isunari
iuigr. }. l.. lip.ir'.
she IT. =. g. Kendall
Trr1sHrrr. :. r. Mclean
Nssraasr. !. =. Tfia
Surveyor, Peter Chunuhn,ii
sup,riuiririgni - sthouls. samuel white
rnfunrr. i. e.. tuiiUaHn
Read u,rrscrF. i3'h Precinct, Igs. D. i'ooi
iith sam Martin
iutiir-o the rci,c. .'h -" J. whisou
Constable. g. giImufr
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

u. II. LOCKE, author of the renowned
Nasty" letters, died NJ bis home ai
ngc OF 5i years.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
nEADACu {.

i was for many year .
rcriec, martyr To Headache
and Dyspepsia, agd sama-
times thought il would E.l
me, Ancr trying many
remedies, and finding them
Of no account, | couc'glri
toiry Simmons Liver Rg-g-
lai1r, and | am now and
have been for ilcen years
n stranger 10 a hcaisaA
! lclnrccommond the R1.U-
ai1r, for it is no humbug."
-B. |. DoDp, Putnam Co,
Ga.-...." have suffered Tor
I've years with the Sick
Headache, and find it is the
only thing that will give mo
relief. W. J. Aisr0S. Ar
laielphin, Ark......"I uso
Simmons Liver Regulator
when troubled with II ad-
achc. /; produces o favor
able result wiihou; hinder
ing my pursuits in business.
! rcsnrl /; as q ready pro-
fcrip;!1n for pisdri rcl
Liycr." w. W. WlTNEn,
Dca Moincs. Iowa.
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pi~rIit,T OFFICIALS

~ ir.,i JHfisT. Tarfiis =. lIuHisrF
n.titiri Attorney. ~. r. 'lsFinr
sfrtr -ff.afur. n. ~. ttiY
state ii,puarni1tI,r. . . . Nrivia risarls
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
rnwN nrrtrfMs

Mayur. william ~. CLARK
Trustee. =. u. Uirhtn. =. y. Iuhauts'r, j.
l.. Mediation. q. u. Tharrr. ". \. " ildhack
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
THE HERALD BRAND,

All stock branded as above on amy
part Of animal from the tail up to right
behind the ears. Range. Garfield.
Routt. Grand, Eagle. pitl,in and Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and q few select
patches ol feeding ground all over
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

THE potentates and prime ministers
OF Europe are constantly assuring THE
public that they uru in hearty accord
with one another and no ground exists
for apprehensions Of war. AeyrFlhe-
less, Russia keeps ga marching troops
10 the Austrian frontier, and Austria
keeps ON marching troops 10 meet them.
Hut the most significant event Is the
government measure In Germany 10 III
CREASE the army by 7dO,co0 men and add
SO 80, go to the military budget. Ger
many Is not II rich country, aud THIS EN-
ormous Increase in the revenue would
not be proposed il Prince Bismarck
who understands the governments OF
Europe better than they understand
themselves, did not believe there is
trouble ahead.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

tine parole and have his freedom or he
could remain prisoner of war. But lie
asked brown as u matter oi curiosity
what reason hc could have for not Sign
Ing that parole, Brown answered
why, il should sign that document
it would destroy all my hol.as Of future
in politics. General Wilson replied
And what possible future can you have
in mind now but hanging '' Brown did
not enter into any argument rs to Il
Mtunr o. that sort, but signed the par
ole. That was the story Of the IWo pa
rulcs-lie oae refused, thr other a.gned
by two gentlemen who are known as
Senators NJ the United sta,cs.-Drnycr
Republican.
One al tie prominent metals j, not
set m1nuIuliycd. Al oi the trust
organizers have u plentiful supply Of
brass.
Itisrepuited that the cditorof a paper
at Storm Lake, Iowa, Is now hiding IN
q swamp near that place IN consequence
OF The Way In which lie mixed up the
r,paft Of cattle show and u concert
His paper said: The concert given
lasl night by sixteen OF Storm Lakes
most beautiful and interesting youn.
I.Llrs WAS highly appreciated. They
were elegantly dressed and sang In II
? ,u,s-s .s.-...s"s nann-r, winning the
y.inlil, ~ tie entire audience. who
pronounced them tie finest breed ol
shngl-huin, In the country. Several ol
the Acliers were liHc-llmbcd animals
and promised 10 De good property o.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
STATE HOARD nv CATTLE INSPECTION
tuN'tI<.tnSIi!-

T.. U. TrEcr. pan,or
h o.. tubuaHu. Greeley
William Withrus. La Auimns
Gcunr ". Thompson. IT,. Durango
Guurgsr H. Adams. -frtatuuc
j. =. iinng, Grand junction
S. +. grgr. NvaaDT
II H. Npiruit River iicnd
u, u. WYATT. Greeley
State Veterinary -urrcUu, Chra.G Lamb.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
Ii.i.u..t

'sWcu'N lurnfrr ~ NNthiAhsi UT iN'''H .r 80 ~
Prufes.ilnal usris, when pth in aiyanc''
sIs per wear.
-r-Ln,siiani o .lpi notice. httren erni' yer
rne Cor 'lr.i insofi ION AMI ten cents iOr csaoh
-tiI.st lucut Insertion.
All communications -huuid h. addressed 10
THE HEEKER nritALp.
M-nA.E. NnLnra-ln.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
oFFMiht I,Heo1OUy.
r,rHn .rAris- orrtrt,i.s.

s,-1iar. 7. 'i. iiiusn isi II. u. Teller
Nsfafrr ~ Caftrr,ss. 90 q. ~Nt1es
hlsirilf j.aisv. Mo- iiaiiTit
NafsnaI. lili
AfiufufF. u, v tt.'suH
i.rsistTrs ~ th- tst.i uru,.. -. usiaH
ltHfritar ~ t'uil.t Nlur1s. J.-. saaH
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25
HUTCHINSON & siNoXs.
REEF s Nrcsoti.s,

Above brand on left side. Also own cattle
hrnicii r on left shoulder or side. Ear
marks uniorhnck In each car Horses brand
'l sninc out ON left shoulder. Range, picc-
ap,c creek and white river. postofcc I'D
drcss. Mcckor. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

Onr aG tic prominent metals Is not
set mouupulilcd, Al oi the trust
organizers have u plentiful supply Of
i,rst-4
The Meeker herald., 1888-02-25

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g, iss',
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
NOTICE TO BUILDERS !

| TheunderSignCd Building Commits, DpOlUt-
"A by the Trustees Of the NJ. +. Church 1nfer-
bsuce Seminary will receive sealed proposals at
the Office OF Hon Benjamin F. Msrtain, in Graf
on until the &pth day Of August next, at OSE
\ 0'cLOCK P. NJ, for the following work and mate
fials:
the Foundation & fUal, Of the Seminary buila-
'ng At Buckhannon, in UIShur county, ". Va,
lpoa the site already selected, including ali the
aaterialS fixtures, labor ana Workmanship ne
Sessary 10 build and finish the same Of the di.
tensions character, quality. in all respects, in
he manner, and according To the plans aud
&pscifcatious prepared by Architect +. W. Wells,
| 81 the city of wheeling, aud adopted by the
second-For all rock, and rOck.work required
Enr the erection Of the tounr atODs said build
ing and every part thereof ana Tor al excaNa'
Mons aud the removal thereof, accounting 10 sad
.Dlans, nd Specifications. according 10 materials,
|1uality and Workmanship.
Third-For the erection and completion upon
said foundation of the entire superStrueture OF
the said building separate and apart from such
Fourth-For the erection of the entire super
lstruetuae except the foundation, and for all ma
terials and fixtures to put the whole ouiluiis ut'
Ider roof
An work and materials and workmanship TO
be in all respects according 70 sad plans and
An proposals for the rock work. or for the
whole building, to name the price at which the
400 perches of rock now on the site viii be ae-
J copied. -. l.
mopthly estimates, made by tho supervising ar
chitect or committee, less 20 per cent upon each
estimate which viii be retained until the WORK
Is completed, all OF which must be completed on
or before the FIRST day OF October, 1889
Contractors undertaking the whole, or any part
Of the work, will be required TO enter into bond,
with sufficient surities In peSsliy equal TO one
third OF the contract price, conditioned for the
faithful performance OF their contracts
plans and specifications can be seen Rt the
offiee OF z W. wells Wheeling. w. Va. or Al
Rev. L. H. Jordan's, BuekhAnnon. w. Va
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
All blds ]. a. BAkDALIs
iy30i Chairman Building Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
BENwoop.


Orders were issued yesterday by Major
Loring. the capable and experienced man
sger of the Iron Works Company, to pre-
pare the furnaces in the forge department
for immediate resumption. This is good
news to large number of men and boys
who had employment in that industry,
many Of whom are working In rolling
mills in the vicinity of Pittsburg and other
places, from where they will gladly return
to their homes and work here. This de-
partment has been shut down since Au-
gust 10, 1887, about one year. In talking
with the master bricklayer, w. Hall, we
find that upward of fifteen furnaces will
be in readiness and fired for work Mon
day. The remainder will be put In shape
for work as soon as possible. In that part
OF the mill which was rebuilt in 1876.
Albert Myer, bcokkeeper for Stifel q
Co. passed through yesterday on his way
to Lakeside, o., where he will spend his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henrietta, Of
Monndsville, were in town yesterday.
The Clemens Vapcuren wedding will be
celebrated Tomorrow evening Al 8 p. M,
and will he brilliant social event.
Scores OF our people 90 over to Bellaire
to be photographed while the rates are be-
low par.
Mrs. H. l. Patterson, of Lower ward,
has returned from q pleasant visit IN the
West.
The forge department of the Benwood
iron works is being put in readiness for
starting.
d. 4. Dorsey, of Moundsville, was in
town yesterday.
c. Simspon, of the Marshall county bar,
was in town Monday.
The Bellaire is making her trips on time
notwithstanding the low water.
The school teachers of this end OF the
county will attend the examination at the
school building to-day.
Mias Belle Cowel, Of Pittsburg, is the
guest of Miss Carrie Vance.
Geo. L. Clemens, Of Wheeling, Ala, has
arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deegan returned
Monday from their trip to Ireland.
Mrs. Watson, of New Mexico Territory,
has stopped on her return from trip to
Europe to visit friends here.
As an express wagon laden with chat
tells was driving on tine ferry noat the noat
lurched and quantity Of bedding was
dumped into the river, but was immedi-
ately rescued.
Three or four family discords, with
finale Of broken dishes, are in harmony
with boom TO the queensware market.
Your reporter bows thanks to the editors
of the Institute Gossip for the extra copies
OF lis issue sent.
Skif' riding is favOrite pastime III
vogue at the moment.
ThomaS Blade, one of the men who was
80 seriously Injured at the dynamite ex-
picsion at the blast furnace some time ago,
returned from the hospital Saturday.
Where, Oh, where is the coon that was SO
triumphantly brought in from the barbe-
cue at Harsh's sugar camp?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
SrATFs-D1ll and steady.

STATES-Dlll and steady.
RALROADs-Veryq quiet; sales 81, O97,-
900.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day re-
newCd its advance, and almost everything
on the list is materially higher this even
ing There was some hesitation In the
forenoon, hut later in the day the bullish
feeling became more pronounced and the
upward movement met with no setback
after that time. Many of the leading
stocks this afternoon sold at the highest
prices for months, and notwithstand-
ing the liberal offerings at times In
several of the leaders, no marked
impression cOuld he made upon them.
There was moderately active business at
the opening and prices were from / to Z
per cent above last evenings figures, but
the Subsequent dealings failed to develop
any movement of Importance in the list,
except in certain specialies, until after
II O'Clock. Evansville and Terre Haute,
c., C.. c. & /. and Pullman were the only
stocks showing any decided strength
throughout the forenoon, but after that
the entire lis. showed marked strength
and Michigan Central assumed the lead in
Iue huNduCG. Ohuti nloIho UA'ci "oAN S"LAS
to the front aud the upward movement
met with no check whatever, the market
finally closing active and strong at the
best prices OF the day. The entire list,
with a few uuimportant exceptions, is
higher. Sales PAT, pa shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l4S; American Express
lOS; Canada Pacific, 57l Central Pacific
80; Chesapeake and Ohio l3; do preferred
tirsts IL; do seconds IL; Chicago and Alton
1874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l153;
Delaware and Hudson, 1855; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1861; Denver
and Rio Grande, l8!; Erie, %; do pre-
ferred, 62}; Fl. Wayne, 152; Illinois
Central 1929; Lake Shore, 81; Michigan
Central, S7B; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
81; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
500; Northern Pacific, 26!; do preferred,
562; Chicago and Northwestern ia; do
preferred, 1881; New York Central, l07i;
Oregon Transcontinental, %; Pacific Mail.
Ssf; Peoria, d. & E, 42!; Pittsburg, 1853;
Pullman Palace Car, 1877; Reading, 65s ;
Rock Island. 1881; 81. Louis and San
Francisco, 3d. 40 preferred, 72s; first
prefcrred, 1l3l; St Paul, Minneapolis ard
Manitoba, 1861 81. Paul and Omaha, al J;
as pScler:e,' 100; Texas Pacific 24t Union
paSiiC, 6U3; United STATS ESprss', IS;
Western Union, S2s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08

.RALrIxoRE AND ONO r s

nen.,.u,. =, Tain. f,or. wh..s,r. r.rn.,s.
DeP~eIS ~ t.s1s ~ -, ~ ~
uWe. scn y, ineae pt ~. ~ N: - -,
. - IN = :, snd 70 : ~ dsssx 49, S3.iS :
- ~ 7. -. 49, -" Z. ~ eAAAss - 49,
n; ISas,y e1cePs 0cturcty 80 :, r.r,. -
,, ~ All. - Asn
10; ana ll;io p ~. oaiiy; .A
v1ofioxo Nv = ~ 49,
SunuAS. ,a.ox az. ,,,s
fSs Sn I'M ~ U'-o = An ax1Sy,t - s.',ta.
I'd; uNly, ~ ~ y ~. u..s S.s.sy
ni knIpres iof S,sninSnn, y. -, 81 - Z
m. and $40 p. m. daily.
ret IlluoutS Hnu wtshnt LIs eAvG
daily; 1xpIe.AI $40 e m daily; lae y; aalp
ss1cept supcsy. AouconA ~ uHn -
ingson, Ia, ~ ~. aX SacSpt SHn3s
flts0uf8, baiumofe Ano rr.AoeiPm p
M, oHny. 49,
For MoundCtlle, e:S q m, I'D q ~ IxS9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
RELLAIRE.

The Executive Committee for the street
fair has been appointed. The following are
the names of the committee: Mayor W. IL.
Brown, VIC. Burgundthal, S. o. Cummins.
f E. Dsaver, G. w. Dickens, Frank Archer
and VIM. Reed. The Executive Committee
will tomorrow distribute tickets among
our people on which they will be asked to
designate what prizes they will give or
what subscription they will donate. The
The fair committee has about $500 In the
treasury, but twice that sum is needed. Do
not hesitate to give the street fair hit as
it benefits no individual particularly,
Int does the town considerable
good. Mr.. Nelse Hopkins in
forms NJ that farmers have already en-
paoed stalls in his stables for shelterlng
stock which will be displayed. The fair
will likely be held on the 18th, 9th and
2sth of September. The committees viii
report again on Monday evening, at when
time subcommittee will be appointed.
Boom the fair.
A row of some proportions took place IN
the Second ward yesterday. An officer put
in an appearance and was knocked down,
but he afterwards took his man.
The river is up little and the steamer
Bellaire is making regular trips In conse-
quence.
Thomas Selby will take private crowd
to Wheeling this evening.
The Tribune called q meeting of the col
ored voters TO form Harrison and Morton
club on Monday night, but none OF the
brethren turned up. Is the eolored vote q
lost quantity? Another meeting has been
calle,i for his evening.
S. q Hamilton was continued as man
sgsr of the Rellairo Window Glass Works.
Houston & Sons brickyards were of on
account of q strike, but they are now ut
work.
Steel road carts are becoming popular.
The dirt off Noble street is being dump
ed into the Square.
Postmaster Cooper and family have gone
| 10 Monroe county on short visit.
A number of flags were hung at half
mast in token of esteem for the late Gen.
Sheridan.
Most of the glass factories will resume
work next week.
Council did not meet last night. The
regular meeting ia next Tuesday evening.
The stock yard of the Bsiiaire Nail
Works will be put under roof.
The Globe ball club wants to play the
ST Clairsyille and WOOdsiield clubs.
Samuel Crofman was thrown from
buggy and hsd An arm broken.
Joseph Pelky, who was injured IN a coei
mine some time since, now has blood poiS-
oning and may not recover.
The U. Z. church held pleasant social
at the home of Joseph Clements last night
WIN. W,slgate, formerly merchant
here. but now of Cleveland. is In the city,
seeing old friends.
Albert Michael ia building new house
| in the Fourth ward.
A child of Uriah Scraggs fell over
cross tie and broke Its arm in two places.
1t must be grinding ON the average
Republican politician to see so much frult
and all industrial problems sstHsd and
the Democrats in power, The prediction
four years since to the effect that II Cleve-
land WAS elected the country would 20 to
the dogs, does not appear 10 have been
good enc. The present rosy condition OF
| matters is an advantage TO Democrats all
over the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08

JOINT REVOLUTION No. l6 PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE, PROHIBITING THE MANI.
FAILURE AND SALE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS.
Resolved by the Legislature OF West Virginia
twO-thirds Of all the members elected To each
house agreeing there'o:
l. That the following he. and the same Is pro-
posed rs all amend nent 10 the Constitution OF
this State, to-wt:
2 That section forty-sT OF Article VI. OF said
Constitution, as II now is, be stricken out, and
the following be inserted therein, In lieu thereof
&c. The manufacture, sale and keeping for
salo OF all Intoxicating liquors, drinks, mix.
lures and preparations except as hereinafter
provided, are forever prohibited within this
State: and the Legislature shall without delay
provide by appropriate legislation, for the strict
enforcement Of this provision. But the Jegisla.
ture may provide by law for the manufacture.
sale and keeping for sale. OF alcohol, and pre-
variations thereof, for scientific, mechanical and
medicinal purposes and Of wine for sacrsmental
purposes, under sufficient penalties and securi.
Ties to ensure the due execution OF such h.ws A.
may be enacted under this section.
Agreed 10 February II, 1887.
Publication OF the foregoing proposed Amend.
ment 70 the Constitution OF tn e State OF West
Virginia Is made pursuant 10 the requirements
OF section 6, Of chapter IS OF Acts 1857.
BY the Governor:
HENRY s. WALKsR,
Secretary OF State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
HANDY & cox, Proprietors,
RALTIMORE. MD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Clerks OFFICE.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-08
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TUESDAY, August I'll

TUESDAY, August ~
There has been An over supply of almost
everything in the produce market the
past week, aud prices have dropped &C.
cordingly. Business is reported as being
brisk. On account of the good pasture
batter has become plenty and prices have
dropped a cent or two.
Butter-Creamery 15A16c; country choice
l1al3c: good country 9al0c; common ga
1Oc. The supply is good and the demand
is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand ia good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 6Oa2 IS per bushel
extra fancy 81 80.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory lea
l3c; New York 13al4c; Sweitzer 1Staa14c;
Limherger 9AlOc. Market nominal.
Esc.s-Strictly fresh stock 124c perdOzen.
Supply good, demand fair,
Feathers-ChOice IN original packages
45a5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoss-New 81 75a2 90 per barrel;
demand good; supply equal.
Poultry-Iive chickens, s. 50a2 IS
per dozen; spring chickens 81 O0s3 90 per
dozen; ducks, live s. O0s2 SO per dozen.
Rags-Steady at 1ta1ic for white mixed
cotton; 1a1ic for all wool, snd Hal &c fer
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 73aSc.
Onions--Dsmsnd good; supply fair;
per bushel, soc TO 81 90.
Csbbage-75e per barrel; demand good
supply good.
Tomatoes-New SOC per bushel; demand
good; supply heavy.
Cucumbers-Per hushel crate Soc; per
dozen, 10a15c; demand good; large supply.
Apples-Choiee 75e to 81 IS Per barrel;
supply high; demand good.
Blsckberries-25a30c per pail; demand
good; supply good.