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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
Nsrmonism Not n One Man Power.

The FIRST presidency or tbs church IS not
one man power II is composed of . presi-
dent and two counselors-three high priests
chosen by the vote OF general conference
of the whole church. The next body in
authority IS the quorum Of the apostles, COM
posed Of twelve high priests, with president
at their head. TIL quorum is equal in
authority to the frst presidency, and in case
OF the death Of the president, which event
disorganizes the first presidency, the twelve
apostles preside over the church. This Is the
situation at the present time, no one yet hav-
ing been appointed TO succeed the late John
Taylor rs presid zlt Of the church After the
twelve apostles come the seventies. Of which
there are great many quoruns. each COM
posed of seventy elders. The first quorum
OF seventies - equal in authority TO the
twelve APOSTLES Of the first presidency.
Thers are many other qgoTuns in tho
priesthood. all of whom have presiding
officers. but such officers act only a. directed
By the members Of their respective Quoruuls
There IS 10 one man power, but the whole ],
bottomed on ths people. upon the whole bod,
OF TIE church membership, each uembes
having n voice and a vote. The first presi
dency must be sanctioned BY the v-s~- of the
people. Delegate John T. Caine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

Fire Marshal Whitcomb, Of Boston. re-
Gently made test for the purpose Of learn
ing whether rats could and would start firs
by gnawfa< matches. Three large rats we're
placed IA a wire Gags containing . bunch Of
matches. The first night four fires we're set
By the rats. and others we're caused during
following days Examination of tho matches
showed that only th- phosphorus ends wers
gna~ed. and that some Of them were car
ried some distance from che original bunch
Tn. rats bad plenty of good food. but ate to
matches a. though they liked th~m we'll Ths
IRE marshal IS quite certain nov that rats
carry matches into their boies. and thers
gnsw them. and that many a coaDasTstias
t5gs originates .-New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

The Scotch estate = Nr Bradley Martin
covers - nc0 acres ~ land. and is about ff-
teen m 'es from Inverness. Il has a water
front On Icch Ness ~ nineteen miles Tie
deer forest inciudes -. fsG acres, and By The
tsrrnz - Ma lease Nr Martin = allowed 70
kiI seventYfve stags a season. They are
<.iied hy stalking. not driving. as TIE former
- rersriNl ~ the more sk sal var The
big house on the estate VII hoif fflv guests.
sxd the hSt fer the season IS already maze
cnr NJ Martin has ioare3 a small house
near his own - Lady Aifrei Fagst. who vii
a. it Nth zrie~ts lATzelv rscruised fren
Ausrirs -Harper's Bszar
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

The nest Of this bird is generally placed
near the ground, in some bush or NOISY
bank; but no bird IS so capricious in choosing
a corner for his little home as the robin. The
writer has found nest with five eggs in an
old watering pan, aud has seen another in
ths pocket Of a mans coat which had been
left hanging in stable. But certainly the
very stEsngest place in which robins nest
could be found was tho center of large cab
bage growing in n garden
Robin is fond OF bread and butter, espe-
cially il spTinkled with sugar or honey, sweet
cake, too, he highly approves Of. but when
foraging for himself, flies and other insects
are his foods, also earth woTm&
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
ROBINS srsasss NESTING PLACES
As istsrsssisS fr~aeh Same tat nsy -
rtsysa fsasors-sss $50 .na shs
tsrsss ss2st8.ass Reported ~
-JAes p k<stG->l1ss.~

The sznesernent q See saw. 70 to quite
ssl~ sssa ple@sAAt . eseTy body eonoeraeds
eQgbE u have the stout plank OF which ths
payers 81 very nioely balanced over soIae
lo~ object. such - fesied tree 0r wall
T~o payers tbsn tako tAs-r ssAts 0n the
piaAk. one al saeh and wklle gklTd statlouS
hiuse.f ca tAs Lnlddls Of II TIE name of
tAis third player l. IN sozas places ~JAek-a'-
bOIa-sldss, and IA Others Isddlnss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

cherish aie throu~h al ths fusurs years, ny
dsrhrr oneFn
Nsli. 6-orxe. I rsnt saT - ~ t,e sxact
ru-nter ~ YearS- for one - rsil prcHsh'y pan
eut frst. hut Iii sz-ee q set AZ three Soca.
s1.sare meas = day as eng as NJ hsrg oas
t,rafhsr
Ard Hext TseT.ing she prrueI ' sxhisiees .
- are rnz q Paw srd Nav --Ilefr1is
Fgc~ Pres
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

As the players by turns make slight springs
from their toes, they ars each alternately
elevated and depressed, aud il is the duty Of
Jack o bcth-sideS Ia asaist these movements
by bearing all his weight on the foot ON the
highest end OF the plauk beyond the center
OF the tree or wall on which il rests.
The following verses are sometimes repeated
by Jack-o' both-sides IN see saw:
See, saw, socradown,
Which IS the way 20 London town.
One foot up the other down.
That is tho way 10 London town
See, saw, Margery Dow.
Jack shah have a pew master;
lie shall have but penny day,
Because he can't work faster
In our cut Jack-o'-both-sides has deserted
his post and ia assisting with his playmates To
keep the little girl on the elevated end Of the
see saw, high in the air, against her own
wishes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

TIE rser Pseffe has iasf srrsnx.6 ~ifs
- Essiern q nnecfions fog ssries Of pAEni-
1cnfsiT eIcs rs4ors % Sll E,osais % S1s LEES
in k2nszs &C. NssFssks, sRs ss ssr resl a.
Sfsri1z Csc aoo ca ths Nssresks 6sTis-
icn 7trksts ~ tbs roz1d fric vili - soi6
A. - re - stout 90 hnites ss~s ~ wsF
q hisrcu~ River pr5nes over - zfos
Psci so Ter cars vi >. sil3wsf rosns
sn6 So. rsfrrrl NJ. sra tke slcsess wi -
god far t1irty dsrs witA stcp-ovsF rrIvil-
e~es vsthn tnsss enfts oTeF t1e Cnscr
Fsessc lres n tce sgsaes pezee
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

VII - ~ the Eagle House THURSDAY ard
Fr5isg. A1ris snd 8 TIE wonderful suc-
eess - hzs heen hsvins snd = now Eivnx
= t7.ssirg piies. Sssurrs 6stsls finofze no.s
bar ~Ast s~s &c CO.'S zss-taiaiv accom- 81
w1sders ts1s ttera -el -lfh -
far o. 1e&adisa cp~-.oors IL
ouSht - snd ft 1n~s az ~
kno~x ard faiir ns6srsksnos Is t1s-ns<s-
IS oe- rsat ii a. o.f raro1ics aesc1res a13
rev r.rz&in -. Es-sa rzpt1eesk - tse
age o. 3 rears - is srsstia So evs~T ~eeE-
ard ret< s~rrv czs rsa =. no H1rs tr1sses
49, rrs-ir~S s1sr eve w-ek 60 and -es
ssn AS ans .hie Aer&
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
Robins and Their Nests.

No bird is better known or dearer to the
children than robin red breast. His song il
very sweet and pleasing, and as he sings
throughout the greater. part of the year, con
tinuing till very lete in autumn, when al
other birds are dull and mute, it must be ad
mitted that be deserves the kind treatment
which almost everywhere he receives.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

NsssrssI0s. April 6.-Colasr TAR
ss4lbsr hszn - orisk aorth ~<stzfi3 sinss.
sessll4ias lzaE - iEszn. t4aaes
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
DIED.

DUFFEY-O On Thursday, April 5, lsSs. st his
residence, 66 Cheuy-st., Charles Dufiey, aged 65
years
Fuoeral from ST. Andrews Cathedr ]. al 3
O'Clock sturday forenoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
$500 PER DOES

Cabinet Photos. finest finish, a. Wykes'
gallery. 35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

To - n fashion noTaflavs - = nos ueces-
s.rT - ertirelY follow sny sgsf al STRIFE. but
ssiecs What IL a5srse6 - ores r~r~onslity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

F3itor Cssries A. Dsra = = yesrs -
~ no urzr ~sikz ~ Broadway wizs = laun-
fssr Ar - - 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

All c7r o1rsicia1s rpcrnw=71 y. E1ti
Ccuzk syrnr fer scarssrrss s1d ecs6s. &c
Take re -inst - rsrS Get sse renais.
s.iwsrcn "a. Il ksAs pan. FTize - eeaN-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

Dontt hawk, hawk, blow, spit and dis
gust everybody with your offensive breath,
but use DR.. Sage's Catsrrh Remedy ana end
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

For $500 per dozen you can get the best
Cabinets in The city al Wykes' gallery. 30
Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

TeTT socu the carfF ps
r 1.sf-re-- Yosr c-sr las-
IL sresr fkoighss 1-c vrsl- ~,f1s
TIsz s1ch reaz1F eEtrsDes fs5
St Nicheiss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
RTnECTr0N.

Key West Cigars, at ~ West Bridgest.
McWlIIrAvs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

s<kss Csss-s 4. g wsss RrSdrs-ss
krS uxzsns
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THEl
TdE
InteIIigGncGr /!
STATE BOOM EDITION.

The lNfTIlI0RNcER has now in preplrStion
Special state Development B9ltion, which will bt
devoted 70 the resources OF west virginia. The
aim 10 70 Bttract attention 10 this state a. onerinl
Inducements TO Farmers, GtAEerG, RootgrowerS
Grape groWen and ruitRroWer generally; tC
Miners, LumbeFmeu and Manufacturers, who may
wish 70 avail themselves Of West VirRiniRG Ad
VAntagts
Orders for this Special Boom Edition have beer
received ihuB far n the extent OF $4,000 copies
We conHde tly look for an edition Of $4,000, and
It may even reach higher figure. Ths paper Will
DO circulated In this counIry among pltallst!!
and those who may be looking for new homes and
will also be gpIeGd throughout selected localities
In Europe.
The SPECIAL sTkTE DEVELoPyRNT EDITIoN Of the
INIELLlGESCER will deScribe the whole state In
general, and each particular resource In detail;
and will devote one article 70 each County. show.
Ing the advantages Of the same for dev Slopmeni
and settlement
There will ba large map Of the State, showing
ali the Railroads. the proposed Railroads, WaIer.
ways, TurnplkeS and County Roads A general
article devoted 10 resume Of the resources and
man, French, Welsh, Swedish and probably also
Norwegian,
The paper will be composed OF 10 or 30 pages.
Tho price Will DO that Of the ordinary edition OF
the Daily lntelligancer, cents q copy In any
quantity i I! Expected that 10 every county
sire 70 lend copies Of thee pApOtS 10 friends who
will nelp TO pas around the great advantages Of
Wcst Virginia II IL this Kind Of advertisement
that has developed the great West.
In response 10 many requests, the publishers
have determined to admit limited amount Of Rd.
VerESlng but It Il desirable that even this feature
Of tho newspaper shall serve It's purpose N show.
Ing that West Virginia II not altogether raw
State, but has well begun her own development.
ItWIu be worth something 10 BhoW that we have
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po.lng BID, l von'! .ay lgnOrano0, but

posing his, l won't say Ignorance, but
lack Of information.
The Republican party adopted this
policy Of the Free Soil party, In full, and
in defence oil their alleged right to carry
slavery iato free territory the Southern
States aeCeded from the Union, and thus
precipitsted the conflict which ended IN
the overthrow OF slavery. And but Tor
this, neither the Abolition party, the
Free Soil party, nor the Republican party
could have destroyed slavery when 1t
existed.
Coming back 10 your last reply: You
have failed to respond to my demand Tor
the letters, or copies Of them, which you
profess to have received questioning my
loyalty to the pending Prohibition Amend.
msnt, and l can imagine but two reasons
for the failure. These letters either fail
to support you in the construction you put
npon them, or their authors are too cow
ardly to let them see the light, and now
renew the demand made upOnyou for them
It won't do for you to ssy that you are not
ct liberty 10 expose your private cores
pondenCe, because you have already ex-
posed 1t to the extent OF making an IN.
situation against mo based upon these
ietters, thS nature Of which / will not
now characterize, as that would be VIC
lation OF the truce agreed on. Butif you
still fail to comply with my demand, !
will take Il as Ga admission on your part
that you misrspresented tho contents Of
these Letters, and have not the manlinesS
to say SO. And now close until hear
from you again. JAMES b. FERGUSON.
CharLeston, ". Va, February %.
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GRoCERIEs, ETC.
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Will be taken at the rate OF SO an inch. DescrIp.
lions OF tA3Is OF land 10 be published rs reading
nAtter 20 cents line, No reading notice taken
for less than SO.
Every Lawyer should insert his card. 81 AZ
inch.
Persons desiring 10 avail themselves OF these
opportunities will favor US by forwarding their
advertisements At once, Acco upAuled BY postal
uo.e money order, or che H. elnc0 Il would be- OBJ.
viouSly next 10 impossible IN open ard follow up
90 many new and small accounts.
This edition OF the IutellIgencer will be printed
entirely from new type.
Orders for the paper should como early, aud IN.
der the same conditions.
Very respectfully,
FREW, CAMPBELL & HART.
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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 Indian
remedy,) called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic CAGES Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need sui.
fer Ave ninutea after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. LotionD, In
ptruments and electuaries do more harm
than good. William'G Indian Pile Ointment
ahsorbs the tumors, sllays the intenge
itching, acts as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and is prepared for Piles
and nothing else. Thousauds OF cured
patients attest its virtues, aud physicians
of all schools pronounce it the greatest
contribution to medicine OF the age. II
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, M8ysville, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
after yearh Of suffering"
Judge Oottinbury, Cleveland, O., sayo;
~ have found by experience that Dr.
Williams Indian Pile Ointmont gives i'm
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundreds Of such Testimonials
Do not suHer en- inutant longer. Sold by
drugRiBts. D&w
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II we know all the methods OF approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better
enabled to ward of the danger and post
ponc the moment when surrender be-
comes inevitable. In mGny instances the
inherent strength Of the body sufiices to
enable it to oppose the tendency toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces to such an extent TINT there 10 little
or no help. In other cases little aid 70
the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years Of useful life. Upon the fret
symptoms Of a Cough, Cold or any trouble
Of the Throat or LunGa, give that old and
we'll known remedy-Boschee's German
Syrup, q careful trial. It will prove what
thousands say Of it to be, the "bsneiactol
OF any home"
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FOE SALEI
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
GALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

In pu,EuRrco oil a decree Of the Circuit Court q
Ohio County, W, Va, entered on tho tMeaty elBnI,n
day OF February, 1883, IN the suit Of ), smyh
administrator VS. Ann n. smyth AUD DINERS inc
undenigned special commissioner will on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1883,
beginning at 10 O'clock T. M, roll at public auo'
ton, a. the north door Of tho Court House Of ohlo
county WeST vIrglnlI Two pieces oil real estate DO
scHbGd IS follows, viz: ,,A A
FinI-Ihe late residence OF z, J. smyth, 90
CPGied, being much Of lot numbered leu wv IN
square numbered tFSntY'tWo (22), In ihe city q
Wheeling In aid county, IA lies between the Aoun
side Of Thirteenth formerly called banpaSn.
Stfeat, and straight line parallel thete1o' Anu
distant ihGreirom htyieycn feet; IA L.,
Second Lots numbered three tSl and ionr ". ~
square numbered twenty niue ~; IN tue huenA
Vista addition 10 said city OF wheeling
Under the authority Of said decree the said COM
mlsSiOurn AaVe CaViCd said lots 3 aud 4, In buena
Vista addition, 10 be divided into TWO parcels -
follows, 10 wit: LIST. portion OF saiu 10Y ue
Ecrlbcd as follow, viz: beginning o. ths souiheet
corner Of said l0tl: thence vita tho norm nne o.
Twelfth street SSn degLeos W. h1J.tbEee i9et
dVe inches 10 the centre OF the stone steps ~ inc
stone wal along the south line OF tAid los; thenSe
G., degrees v nifty feet 10 stake; thence n.
s3H dtRicGs lixtY three feet ave Inches 70
sASe corner 10 tRld lotA lh0uce Win me east nne
Of lot4s 81 degrees Z. hlty lect 70 lne
parcels may 10 seen by calling upon inc unaeE'
IIEned, ann 10,
pnt 30 0ncrcd 8 whole and then 10 pAieeIs y
Above described, aud will DO sold In Whenever
Vay NAV RppeRr tho most advantageous.
IESNS o. aALg-Each purchaser 10 pay Ia haho
ouethifd at least Of the purchase money and y
much more thereof Is nc may choose, Gna M SnS
intcfst from thp day OF sale, and PAYABLE respect
lveiy in one aud two ye,n thereafter, the pur'
chaser 10 give nOtes for the deferred payment,
~ " REMNANTS 4 ALL1SONt
VI, ]. ". COWDEH;
Special Commissioner.
Iccil'y that bond has been giyen By IGid sPeeiA
Commissioners q required By Eald neSISs ,,,.,t
mtl John W: ML ShH!.L4s. S!Sss
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FOR RENT.

@0R RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
- ira Chspline street, formerly occupied BY
= bIcSsT' Possession given At once y desired
u. uIcAe1' VIM. L. MCPHAtbt
1903 Market Street.
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In medication, as in Aught else, prudence SHOULD
DO our guide. Yet Thousands cast It to the winds
Every new uoStrum ends It's patrons. the medical
emplrics Of every false school have their gullS.
EYeEJ change Ia the E&mut o! humbpg is rupE
successfully 4 time at leWt-the notes being
iuruIihed by the CredulouS. In happy contrast to
the many advertised ImpOEtures OF the day stands
Ho'teItCt'G Stomach Rltters, now In It's third de.
OA3O Of popularity, approved and recommended
by PHYSICIANS indOned by the preGS Of many
lands, sought and priE d BY Inyali'S everywhere.
u Il an Atce tAinen spe lie for and preventive OI
DatArtGi dtAehles, chronic Indigestion, liver com
plant and cJDlupation, cheers the growth OIL
and useful diureto Nervous DC Jpe banedt By II
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List Of writing machines taken in ez'
change for the New Caligraph. Will be
cold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose &Co.
One No. 2 Caligrapb, price $50.
One No. 2 CaligrGph, price $40.
One No. Csligrsph, price $50.
One HSll (new), price $50.
One CrRndsll new, price $50.
One Crsndsll, price $50.
One No. Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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umcAeo, March 5-The DToUtyI Journal reporS,
GIttle-- Receipu 900 head EhIprenG 900 bead
market SLong fancy - lOa5 e. steers y 6CHb co.
btoCkerH ana feeders " lVaS 81 cows, bulls and
Elxed 81 90aS 30: Texans Steers g COa3 g. HOrI
Receipts 1900 head shipments 200 head; mar
ket strong and Sc higher: mixed S nOl5 IS; heavy
s. 39a5 ipht 81 9SRS 50: pSirR - tCai VO Rheet
Receipts IOoO head, shipments 10000 head
market strong aud Ice higher natives 50 ia, SOL
western s. OOA5 So Texans s. Seas co. lambs IS OOs
6 rs.
EtEf ILRKETY, MGrchS--oatile-Rese n,
head; shipments Us head; market steady on rood
lower on common; one car Of cattle shipped 70
New York today HoSS-Receipn 4, 800 head
EhIpmentA AGO head: market active; PhIlRdel,
phIaS s. 70A5 u.s. mixed s. GIA5 65; YorkeEs SS 4Ss
5 bb; common to fair s. 95a5 81; pigs - zSAS 90
sheep Receipts g,st0 head; shipments 2,60O head
market firm at liGt weeks closing prices.
CISCtSEArI, O, March 6.-Hoga steady; com.
s. 29a5S9; receipts $3.50 head; shipments 1900
head.
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to zee that their children's teeth are not
ruined through neglect. The dental row
OF 8 boy or girl may be kept sound
with EozoDoNT. Besides this, the tesIh,
unless absolutely and hopslessly uusound,
may be purified and rendered white by this
Justly popular article. sozoDoNT has no
affinity with those pastes and powders
which wbiten teeth by corroding their
surface. It's pure snd pleasant botanic
liquid, agreeable 10 the taste and to the
smell, und in every respect an article to be
relied upon. TrHs4W
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THE THIRD PARTY QUESTION.

Judge James II. FOrEuson'S Reply to Mr..
CArskRdOh's Last Letter.
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Ghs qntelEqstteer.
omoOi Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street.
a COSMOPOLITAN WOMAN


Ehe went around and asked subscriptions
For the heather black egyptians
And the Terra del FuegiRni,
She did:
For the tfibes round AthabaSca,
And the men OF Madagascar,
And the poor sou Of Alaska,
80 abe did;
She longed, she said, 70 buy
Jelly cake, and Jam. and pie
For the Anthr0pophRgi,
60 abe did.
Her heart ached for the Australians
And the BOHriObOoll. GhAllAns,
And the poor, dear AmRhagHRr,
Yes, Il did;
And she loved the black NumidlAn,
And the ebOn AbytslaiAu,
And the chG'c0sl:Colored GuineGn,
o. she didI
And she said she'd Cro8 the seas
With = ship Of bread and cheese
For those starving ChlmpAnZ!es,
Sure, bhe did.
How she loved the cold Nor EeRIGu
And the poor, hRI melted FoeleeRn,
And the dear MoluCcG islander,
She did:
She sent pie and canned tomato
To the tribes beyond the Equator,
But the husband eat poI0t0,
20 he I'D:
The Door, helpless, hopeless thing
my voice lRlt rs as sIng)
Tied his clothes up with Gtting,
Yes, he did.
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IP you would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use ACker's Dys-
pepSls Tablets. They are positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatqlency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. 25
and 50 cents, Logan & Co., q. Il. Goethe,
Q. Menkemtllsr, K. B. Burt and Borrie
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-ns Features of the Money and stosh

Markets.
NEW York March 6.-Nouey on calleAI At "a
per cent, last loan per cent, closed at 2AS pei
cent Prime mercantile paper I1faSH per cent'
Sterling exchange duh but steady at 81 SSx for
90 days and q SIX for demand. Total sales oil
stocks to-day were $50, $50 shares.
To-day was the most active day In the stock mar
set for many weeks. and II was at the same time
decidedly weak during almost the entire time.
Tho selling WRs very heavy until lAte In the day,
the developments in the matter Of the strikes
EinCe saturday night Introducing free offerings OF
long stocks all around the room, the pressure be-
ing especially severe against the coal stocks, trunk
line and Changers.
was the Threatened general strike OF locomotive
engineers, the feeling being that II Chiet Arthur
persists IN calling out the men on the roads where
there Il no grievance that the result Will DO the
disruption Of the Brotherhood, AS public sentiment
would be RFrHSea agAiRst the EtElkeES. Wheeling
{ Lake Erie was the Weskest stock on the list,
dropping per cent on very light transactions
but the general list was quite dull and displayed
little feature OF intereAt
Railroad bonds were quiet except for Erie Sec
onds, which furnished SiSl,OOO out Of total days
business Of g., 1900
Government bonds dull and heavy.
stats bonds were neglected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-06
TO FARMxRs, GARDENERS, ETc.
Grape Vines for Spring Of 1888

so Varieties oil the Best Old and New Grapes
Grown Ia this County.
for 81 90.
II Martha, Champion, Alvu, AgawRm, Seneca,
Salem Goethe or HhrCen's. for 500
Barry. Wilder, Delaware, Brighton or Duchess
for 81 90.
Niagara, Moores Early or Empire State, for
81 90. In collection Of other varieties.
Vines strictly hrstclaSs, and very low BY the 100
or / coo.
Also, RaspbessIes. BISckbesEte'. Strawberries,
CurrRnts aud Goosberfiei in variety.
Persons desiring to plAut small fruits are re-
quested to send list OF what they want, 10 be
priced, before ordering elsewhere Address,
W. NJ. DUNLAP,
1875 DGw Wet Alexander. Pa.