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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Items of Interest to tho lntelligencer's
Intmer Readers.

Items of Interest to tho lntelligencer's
Farmer Readers.
The first desideratum in winter is
warmth.
Warm feed promotes laying during
cold weather.
The chicken park should be under the
direction OF the wife.
Tho "bronzen is the iayorlte turkey
with many who raise for market.
Cream not stirred enough is some
times tho cause Of white specks in the
butter.
Professor Cook thinks it desirable to
combine Bookkeeping with some other
business.
Keep the pig out Of the wet and give
1t a chance to keep clean by having a
board floor in at least part Of the pen.
A henof the large breed should not
lay less than from ITO TO 100 eggs, the
small breeds from 100 to 175; any that
Ivy less eggs than that should not be
kept.
II you arc a breeder OF thoroughbred
stock Gull the fowls very closely. 1t will
not pay TO winter disqualified birds.
There is more money with fewer birds
and higher prices.
Provide a leathern bit for cold weather
or cover Theron bit smoothly with com.
mon bride leather and protect the check
pieces with the same. tits cruel 10 force
II horse TO take tho iron bit In hard ireez.
Ing weather.
The best butter cloth Is parchment
paper. 1t Is practically air, water aud
grease proof aud does not stick to the
butter. When you wrap your butter in
parchment paper consumers cannot
speculate whether the butter cloths DO.
gan life as part Of shirts or sheets.
To MAKE A COW MOTHER TWO CALVES
First put blanket lan old gunny
sack will do) on her own calf for aCouple
Of days; then take her calf away al night
out Of her hearing II convenient and
keep II away until morning; then take
the blanket Off the cali, and while warm
put II on the strange calf and give tho
strange blanketod calf 10 tho COW after
a night Of believing shO will own II as
soon rs she secs the blanket and gets
ono smell she Is satisfied that she has
found her own. After the COW has had
| her new Calia few hours trOt out her
own calf with no blanket OH, aud II Ia
sport 10 see her smell first ono calf and
then the other. The old COW has now
marched off proudly with her twins"
taking both without any regard 10 aRe,
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Ehihn uAppf'
Aud do those things that are WoInaliS BIZ
On, marriage is Rlnilure-iuSt ut present"
All ldlSmAllyl-"lt lsw
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Their ONLY Medicine Chest.

William W, b. Miller, Deerlodgc
Mont, writes:
II have been using BRANDRETu's
Pills for the last thirteen years, and
though ] have had nine children, !
have never had doctor in the house
except three times, when we had IN epi'
demic Of scarlet fever, which we soon
banlshed by u vigorous use Of BRAN
DRETu's Pills. have used them fol
myself, two or three night for month,
for liver complaint, dyspepsia and con.
sipation. In diarrhGa, cramps, wind
collie, indigestion, one or two BRAN.
pRgTu's Pills fixed the children at
once. A box OF pills is all the medicine
chest We require in the house. We use
them for rheumatism, colds, Catarrh,
biiousness and impure blood. They
never have failed to cure all the above
complaints in very few days., D&w
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literally as the one that produced con,
sideFably more. The dairy room should
be free from the slightest smell, The
COWS should be kept comfortable, and not
bs annoyed by dogs or driven rapidly
or forced to walk long distances, The
utmost cleanliness in milking should be
observed, Shallow pans were the most
common for setting but. deep setting
was better, For large quantities the
mechanical separator produced the best
results, The process Of rpening the
cream should stop short Of souring, But
ter colored with carrots could not BIO ex-
pected to keep, From forty to afty rev.
olutions per minute In the churn are
enough, The buttermilk should be run
through stralner, aud pure cold water
poured into the churn, The butter
should be taken out with o wooden scoop
and not with the hands, In working
and sailing the grain Of the butter
should notbe broken,
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TOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS,
V y""gfnshrd; viii rent iOE sleeping pur'
= " Sgjy. address III, f." lnIelligeleeF
P 9,. V"'' iGs0
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To Loan.
For Rent.

T0R RENT-THE DESIRABLE
ggr.dencr 80. III Fourteenth street, AP-
fr,oJ Il. GREER lesg
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of Tic Money and stock Mar.
katS.

Tho Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.
kGts.
NEW YoRK, Feb 4.-Moncy on call easy al
2a5 per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a6 pei
cent Sterling exchange dull but steady al
81 SGai SSIS. Sales Of socks were 2b5,O22 shares
Tho stock market to-day wm rCaCtlouary, and
while tho amount Of business done shows a
marked falling of from the average tho course
Of prices was downward, except In the Wander,
bilts aud speclalties. First prices were gcncr,
ally slightly higher, but quletand irregular, aud
tho market remained fairly steady for short
time, but soon developed weakness, and under
great activity prices yielded all over the list
while tho fluctuations were cOnlluGd generally
to the smallest fractions Big -Four was prom
lncnt for strength, aS were also the Vandefbilts
but the Changers were weak and Burlington
dropped point. There was slight rally 10.
ward noon, but the market became quiet, and
during the afternoon at times positively dull.
A mort pronounced upward movement occurred
In the last hour, and the market closed quiet,
but comparatively firm, al something better
than lowest figures burlington closed ~ lower,
Pullman "a; O., g., q. audi. rose ~; Michigan
Central. W; Canada Southern, ~; Dig Four, /,
Railroad bonds were lcsl active today 6ales
S2,SO7,OO0.
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IGoVernment and State bonds dun and steady
BoNDs AND STOCK QuorArloSs-cLosED hid.


NEw YORK, Feb. 4.-Flour, receipts 1900
packNgesi exports l,4l4 barrels and G,STg sacks;
market quiet and steady; sales l4,70O barrels.
Wheat, sales 9G06 200 bushels OF futures and TO-,
900 bushels Of spetj spot market dull; No. 8
SSC; No red 81 OGai VI; No, white pgCaSl %;
options moderately aetivci Eo.2 rcd February
QtS4Gi March 0i5EngjIsc closing at OOLsci April
V59i9g7]sc, closing az gllsgj May WlFGgslSc
GSIs H yHnI y4SS'Sy, g,cSg ~
Snly SII9sipE ~ gSI . iAIgYst WA
yz7tc Gloslng peeehpSe ~, E,4avo.c, Sios.
inE " WIG, Si3eks oI gLHln ~ hEoIg Auu All0at
FenpnrIuiaty ~ mnual' o,siy tsS nSei q
SiySl pusnels OaS; I w nH,snGm; 59t
bushels; pens, q Wy bushels Barley dpll; Corn,
SS1 8nSnels Saigs SVVVVy Ousneis OF I
tuIea ht sieVV0 SpOIi 1 i,Sit lIIeI
nngtGGed mixed iEo tOtoCi Zsci Ma ,I
Oats, receipts 5000 blskelSi exports ~ bush,
@ Stk S.ap a9i spot ~ ~ M "
T"y Er I Tn t IN CSe S mi
March kvaiS P9 Mnv o6EIy n !nsISC E IS
ssp!GmDGr, lb'SalOlSci sPot kl9 urn ~ lIS5GG.
sugar gu!et MOlnnes qulet. hiSob MOng, ial'
TrT H ~ ivy 20oa ,ICuia. ~ I'LL,
S,nndx o Sg ~ r Nes'S I'm, w. c al T9 SS
la2o; GuI meats steady; Lard tirm; western
' SsI ,IiVgi EoDruary ISci Mlrch i.SVCi Aptli
1StIi,I MY !Sui yMm9 ITSl july huBuit anu
AK rbSn,s S,s, ,yOsIns WTIgI HRy iS
MD atthnlV ~ RIali an IatiiyfInv Erhrunrv D Iu
uo;, b ,n No'S ss ~ y, i1
vas ss follows. Wheat @,s7ISs buIheIS M.
crease ri 8pJ bushels; corn ia821,2OI 6uShelS.
Increase moss busheiS oats 8,0Ji SO bushels, do.
crease b5,i6i bushels rye l,69S,Ogl bushels, IN.
crease 68GT7 bushclSi barley 2'8SIiOO 6uSieiI.
| inCrcASo b,iiA.buShels,
T,,,,,,,,,n nj, a -r.,dtn, Il. ,.t,o.t ..
,,sht SSS IbU nIet hnt,nS ,u q W wv
gnt a2S tnU ,El!b ,TngH I GIitn osE o. We
yIg r,, iHiSI' Wy sac
IlSS ,,n ns" rss,nty snr HnI MY naVIua
Nun uVA Mvt Wiz sdiWn' s,Is,,S =. ~
n.y. so E,Ovr VnChsn gnI IVhnst SaSE &c
snrin. dSIgc NJ 1SnrIHv 7Ssl sc' W V IA az Sgi
VIM ", Mann iNsiC
6tJSoi MAY DTiEaSi 90, closing N SI 6Vi juiy Az
| MIC, cIOsIng AZ pOlIC, Corn, cnGi, FGhfnSSv
and March az (aayj,oi May BJjaSGjiC, cioSing II
| gIsSC, OnN, cash 40. 2 and F66rinTy IilIg
March 96C, May gfsS0. Rye, No, q, Iii, FiSx..
| Gppd d co. Moss pork, cash aud FO6fuRTy eli an,
MnyTiiSO lard, GAsh, Fe6TueFy ana NatcS'
G,DjaS Vi, May J.Vi Il, closing N f03IlS
IaCuu, short ribs 6lOO cut 6t0a6,i9Jtci Ii6fi
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BELLAIRR.
An Sorts OF Local News and GOI,ip fro
the Glass City,


An Sorts OF Local News and GOIIip from
the Glass City.
Mr., A, Fauple is down the river on
business,
The steel works will resume this
morning,
Several young society folks were in
Wheeling last night,
X, A. Kelsey, OF Kelsey's,' was here
Saturday on business,
Several farmers came in on their sleds
yesterday with produce.
The Andes reshipped a lot OF misCel-
laneons goods here yesterday morning,
Rev, ]. O. Smith will begin series
otreyiyal services at Mt, Zion this week,
One Of the changes in the O., L. 4 W,
timetable discontinues the 0 o'clock run,
The Cleveland, Loraln 4 Wheeling
through trains ran down to the new de-
pot yesterday,
Joseph Pelky will be given a benefit
ball by the coal miners on February 10
at zilCh's hall,
President William Smith, OF the Flint
Glassworkers' Association, was here yes
terday on business,
Samuel Simmons, formerly Of this
city, put recently Of Michigan, will come
back to Bellaire to locate.
Several owners of sleighs took adyan-
tage OF the snow yesterday morning and
lleW around pretty lively,
Mrs, Heimbrod and son Louis, Of
Darlington, are here, the guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. @. A, Dankwerth,
Frank Robinson, engineer on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, has
gone to bed again, having come out to
work too soon,
John Luke, q prominent driver here,
dropped his whip yesterday, and in
jumping for 1t, slipped and fell and cut
his knee pretty severity.
A man little late for a trip oil the
ferry yesterday, after they backed In for
him jumped into the wheel house by
mistake, but soon jumped out again,
Ernest White, William Hicks and
Alonzo Thatcher were all arrested by
Officer Burk, Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad, on the arrival Of a freight train
yesterday, for stealing ride and destroy.
ing freight along the road between here
and Barnesville, by throwing some OF It
out OF the car. They were fined $40 and
costs. Two other boys to avoid arrest
jumped otfthe train.
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Tho po.tma.tor's ordeal,
Chieaao Ner..

"Thi, is terrible" moaned the Post,
master at Chugglesyille, as he mopped
the perspiration from his forehead,
"When does the began a man at
the window,
"Next mail from Indianapolis gets in
at ESQ" announced the suffering Post
master, interrupting him.
"How did you know whatI wanted ?"
gasped the man at the window.
Haven't / answered that question
fifty times to-day" walled the Postmas-
ter, Don't ! know that half the Re-
publicans in this town are trying to get
my postotIice away from me2 It's awful
to talk on this subject, SO please go
away
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ID the apartment 10 which tho unhappy SuiIofei
from innanmAlofy thVumAtlSH ID confined, III
etc the crisis Of pain IA reached, tina. iinO pre-
v6n,iye, ilOiIU,iOtB Stomach hlIiOfs, 10 used BY
persons Of q fbunmAlin tendency. mitch un'
necessary suffering IL avoided. NerVlnVs, ano'
dyht, and sedAliTes, while having mono bit
specific OdeOi are yet V0ty desirable Al times
Yet eau they produce no lasting eject upon
eImbSIS itoHSf IfS Sioed ths rheumatic Virus
HOlteltot Stomach Biltbta dOua TIL and check
~ tle ulltqt q disease which, n allowed " galt
heAdwayi " 10 hV1t 10 impossible 20 dlllOdgo N
70 90 more than relieve, rheumatism, u hll0uld
dbhCy from Ia hfOnehVit 10 attach me heart,
resort 70 me letahh1tild thOfeiOtU be prompt
DyapepslA, kidney complaint, malaria aud net
VOtintaa nfU fOliAvbd ~ A.
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I'VE are three men whose wives have gone
nshOpplng,
- While We ii home their places Try to Ill;
WeU speak our minds about II without stop
An RlnE;, .v. ,,.,,,w
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ANAunnW LsnApE.

Col. W. X. Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling q peculiar
tightness in the chest. Before retiring
he tried to draw a long breath but found
1t almost impossible. He suffered foul
days from pneumonia, and the doctor
gave him up. DR.. Acker's English Rem
edy for Consumption saved him and he
Is well to-day. o. r. Goethe, r. B. Burt
Q. Menkomeller, Logan & Co. 8
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OHIO RIVER RA1LRoAD.-TINIE
" Table taking effect -, 1883. PaLSen.
ger trains Will run rs iollowS-Centnl Time.
All trains daily except those marked thuSt
hlCh do not run on Sunday:
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T0R RENT-A BRICK DWELLING
yrsr the city Of seven rooms and finished
pa.s,'lop given April /, Apply At THIS ONCE
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The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Prics % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Walter (who has been to bed upstairs)
Mamma! mamma I'm afraid up here
Mother-Go to sleep, my darling; God
vii! watch over you, (Brief interval
ofsilenCe.)
Walter Coming downstairs MAN.
ma, mammal God orno God, Pin afraid,
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"For want Of q nail, a shoe was lost;
for want Of q shoe, a horse was LOST for
want Of horse, q rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs Of pneumonia and consumption
can posilitiv DO checked by DR.. ACkera
English Remedy for Consumption. o,
Il, Goethe, Il. d. Burt 0. MenkOmelleri
Logan 4 90, y
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We respectfully call your attention to
a few rare bargains in fine Sewing
Machines, neutrality-suspicious., antique,
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half cabinet styles. These machines
IRE too fine for every clay sale. viii be
sold at ridiCulously low prices. See our
advertisement in another column.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
30 Twelfth street.
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZGnC's
Orchard, N0EtG and South Front Streets and
bolIh ltnh streets, Of very low figures.
AbaFgain.
Double BrICk House, Il and 70 Virginia street,
WI sell sCpAmiC or both together. They con-
ulh all modern Improvements.
seven R0Olned House, l3f South Broadway; q
GOOD property al much less than cost.
-Four R0OuGd Cottage Tor sl16.
light RQ9mcd House, North Front street
river 10Y all In good condition; $500.
make pleasant hOnC.
NIX RQlmed Brick House, southwest corner
Ihltlyeighlh and Wood streets, al a bargain
VIII pay iOr Investment.
iDEGliAs Houses, large aud small, always OF
OciS ''"" &C. SMITH I'm Main strCo.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r,
w OnRnd after Saturday, October Is, 1855,
trGlns on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
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"Papa, what was Adams other name ~
Gust after the fall his name was Den


First a cold, then a cough, then con
sumption, then death. ~ took DR.
Acker's English Remedy for Consump
ton the moment began to cough, AMI
l believe II saved my life."-WALTER N
WALLACE, Washington. O. Il. Goethe, r
i. Burt O. Menkeneller, Logan 4 Go.
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TMProMs,-MOlStufe; intense, itching, and
II allowed 10 continue tutnofs form, which
often bleed aud ulCofRte, becoming worry sore.
SwAYNE'B OINTMENT stops tho itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation, aud In most cases 70
50 cents. Or, gwAynO & Hon, philadelphia.
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Its bad enough In nighttime, dark md chilly
:, 70 walk the Imps aud lullaby them, too,
hut In the daylight we must look juStSllly,n
All lgroanlhgl-''We dol"
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Eyes! when our wives return with empty purses
We'h throw their babies iCaTleSsly away,
Anu proudly state that MEN arc NOT wet.
All texcItedlyl-"IIoo.rayw
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Grocer-I cannot let you have any
thing more, sir.
Customer Very well; you needn't.
But remember that l won't trade with a
man who don't trust any longer.
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ale Sntelliqenfer.
tlleel 81. ab and aI EoartsanLh sIrsel.
THREE DADDIES.


/ ~ ~ ~ NsNNhf
FIRST DADDY;
I'VE are three men whose wives have gOu'
While We At home their places Try to tlll;
NeR4 speak our minds about 1t without stop
All l6oIdly,-"ws win"
SECOND DADDY;
"Haye We no rights except TO Ill their purses
And tend their babes who spoil U very saint
Are We by nature meant 70 b. wet-nuFSesFn
All tmadlyl-"wS aIn't"
Third Daddy,
and We must smile Us Il the Job was pleasant, n
Aud do. tho,e things that are wolhan'y BIZ
On, marriage IS Rlnilpre-iuSt ut present"
All ldismAilyl-"ltiW
I'D;
while We the starving babies Try. TO quiet,
Gan we a proper dignity maintain,
When eoyeTed, TOO, with their elected dIetG"
All Cdolelpllyl-'"Tis YSinl"
S. D.;
Its bad enough In night thine, dark and chilly,
:, 70 walk tue lmps and lullaby them, too,
IA II Ias aihSigGt W. @ n look iu''Sllly"
It'd;
where VIII our manhood be unless VIC stop III
:, IN our wives absence boldly we declare
TINT when baby bawls we're going 10 drop IT,
All lErAndlyl-"We Swearl"
Ed;
"The , dc Is castI Wen stand this thing no
Our InSIhcrIn'law Will find We MEN have
What shall ,.. We do in case our chains get
Acknowledgements ruuEw
SD.
yes! when our wives return with empty purses
We'h throw their babies iCaTlessly away,
And proudly state that MEN arc NOT wet
All (excltedly)-"HoO.nyln
I. b.;
moan II,
And all together tell Om that we Shanrt
Hold everm0Ie baby TIL they WGan IT,
All (cowardlyl-"We can'tlN
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Boarding House Mistress (sternly to
hungry boarder)-We are going to have
grace.
Doardcr tmlldly)-Glad we are going
to have something,
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Max Az wv Main street, roomtd house, both
Itcs, ! ga', W. W "a month, No, 1917 Market
VVoly room aud atOOinS, corner soysntsofiib m
go,, 1tNINt no. III MAfkVlst., hall on ihIFd
S Vs5 IA month. No, 2lg6 Market street, Sli 4;
GISrtiHI' ,NG " ALLEY II, q W a month, Nn, III
iiS,s ,, ~ soW month. No, 2lOg Main hlfeOt
qiiSiSGm and dwelling, S2!OO month, No
w INV INV Mntel, rooms, 80 10 a month, No
Nh W.2 Y iOomrd house, eSA month. No
No, NJ T smv vSl toomed house, ~ " q month
AVA month, No. 2tG5 Wood, SirrNt t nS
III w. tolms aud attic, Il GOA month,
rrilss ulNv Two Lots, House tOom1, aliinnnt
WlaFi natural Eas a. ~ a tnnNth' 'S'4'l "'HN"ue
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"What is that African called Tippoo
lib when his name is Hamed.Ben-Ma-
homed n asked Mrs. Snags.
Because" replied her husband, "you
have to tip poor lib, and very literally,
too, before he will do anything"
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Medical,

r aXatlor gSEF ys 1tv.s comgsatnt,
"A e9..lEslls.a. At d.agg.Is. Prics Is 1 cts.
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Some Account of u Queer business aud
How Man Makes n Living byIt
IEIn... F........1
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Petroleum,

AuhAuAHNmt
NEW YoRK, Feb. 4.-PetrOleum opened Strony
at SGAc, but after the first sllCs the market
became very dull and fluctuations werO con
fined within range OF 70 all day. The tnn
sactlons We're very small, and the close was dull
ut SGISCi sales $4,000 barrels,
OIL CITY, Pa, Feb. i.-opGned ut 500; high
est SG1EC; lowest closed ut SCIC: sales 8O2,
900 barrels; clcRrancCs lli6,O00 barrels; char
tiers 2gI0H barrelsi shipments l3O,OOS barrels
runs, M,0ib barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb 4-opcned at &NC
closed ut SGlsc; highest sole; lowest sc; clear
anCCH 4SS, 600 barrels.
PIrTsBURdH, PA, Feb 4.-Pctroleum dull hu
steady; opened at SGci closed ut sGlSc; highest
SG5Sci lowest Soc.
TIruwILLE, Pa, Feb. 4.-Openod at S5JSc
highest S61Sc; lowest $40; closed at s6Isc.
Metals.
New YoRK, Feb. 4.-plg iron duh. CopRel
dull; lake sl67O. Lead steady NJ 50 77IS. Til
quiet at S2l 80.
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NOR RENT, FROM APRIL 1.-THE
II i,r,r lu,lurss House, No, 1910 Main street,
-, 5,rTgpri BY Messn KnOlo 4 Hutchinson,
VIZ 1s,rl Ior term VI years the Interior can be
y, .,N', "j Ia suit. A. & kNOIE, tll0
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Husband-"Ntarla, don't 1 allow you
enough pin money!" Wiie-"Why.yes,
indeed, Charles" HusbaLd-"Well,
I'm blessed II / eau ever find a pin
around tho house when | want one"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

where wlll our manhood be uuleSs VIC stop IN
IN our wives absence boldly we declare
That when baby bawls we're gOlngto drop IT,
All lgrandlyl-"We swear"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

III VI NE40IINV WV IWIN IslIIUV1
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 4. - Wheat, western
gulcti No, winter red spot aud February vOtyc
March Ol1{a0lNc; April 90 bid; May OiJsc
Corn, Western quiet: mixed spot and FcbFuar,
igNallci March IlNC; April iazC; May l3IsC
Oats quiet; western white G4LIlc. Rye dull a
6OaG0C, Hay dull ut SO G0al7 W. Butter slCady
western packed lGa2lG; best roll False; cream
cry 2Oa90c, Eggs steady at l0alic,
TOLEDO, o., Feb. i,-whcat firm aud higher
cash gSIsC; May VGISci July SSISC Corn steady
and lower; cash Ole; May. sc, Oats steady
cash re, Clovorseed steady cash So 81 tC6
uRry IS 2211s; March s. 271s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

Country Beau-Can see you home
City Maiden-Certainly. You wait
here till l get there, and then walk past
the house. Twill he ut the window.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

FOR RENT,


~, w C6apllnc street, roOmUd house, Sil
, @Dqh' NO, w Main street, 1 rooms, q % d
T SVnm 49, WV Main street. SlOfCrOOIn, SO d
looms ~ " month. " ''''N''VV"' "AN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

gcllAiFe & GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
bellaIEe a'S'40E' NJ, arrives 1t BellaiFe az $3.50
WoodSlCld Passenger leaves RellRlre at t;9O .,
NJ, arrives Of Bellaife Of s;25 q, IN.
summerfeld Accommodation leaves BellalIe
o. l2i21 2. m. ArrlYeA at RellAlfp At Il 30 a m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlGs-on and after Nov. Is, lsss--.-6
DAY excepted. MONDAY excepted, t5atIT lay
2FS ss !, SUNDAY only Saturday ouly,-