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Qhf Sntflliafnrfr.
llloo n, eb ana a7 Fourteenlh slrset,
WHERE Is HOMER

Rev, a. Ia, IN WoRGa'g Journal.
Where l. homer
r. u whore the stately mansions rise
With dazzling Epleldor toward the GkieS,
Tho poor mans dream-the rich mans pEiIel
Where Is homer
Where ID homer
Nv In the cabin rude and cold,
where wind blows In through Falten old,
Where want hath tT0d with footsteps boldi
Where Is homer
-, Where Is homer
What matter who're my lot may fall,
since storms and sunshine come 10 all,
~ loWly hut or lofty hall
Where Is homer
Where Il homer
Inc humblest place beneath tho skies,
When viewed through loves devoted eyes,
Becomes perfect pRnldlIel
This Is homel
Where Is hOmeS
IT'S where tho hearts best treasure Il,
For perfect love u perfect bliss,
Deny me health, but give me this;
LoYeis hOmel
Love Is homeI
And when our earthly loves are DER,
Aud earthly mansions are no more,
Forever, on the other shore,
Heaven Is hOmel
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MedloaI.

n Or. BULLS facilitates Ssethisg and
Harry CVRllD regulates tho Bowels, At
9hp OlnUT AlldruEElStl, Price Is Ga,
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Francis Joseph, Emperor Of Austria,
Is one OF the ablest and least known men
In European affairs. lie has never won
q battle or fought successful war, and
he leaves his kingdom larger and strong,
er than he found II, He has abandoned
the abSolutist policy with which no be.
gan, and yet has made the Austrian
crown one Of tho weightest and most alb
solute In Europe.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-CAttlC-Reccipts II, 900 head
shipments 1850 head; market stronger: Choict
to extra beeyes 40a4 IS; SeerS s. coal 30; stock
ers and feeders q l0I3 50; cows, bulls and nlXet
81 40a2 %. llOgs-lleceipts 1900 head; ship
mixed 81 46a4 6j; heavy 81 50ni 60: light 81 AZ
4 s.; pigs 81 0Oa6 90, sheep-RecOipts 1000 head
shipments 2l,OOO heAdi market weaker; native
50 00a4 %; western corn fed 81 iOai 6ji Texan
81 6Oa4 2ai lambs 81 G0a6 30.
EAST LtHEErY, Pa, Feb. 7.-CRttle-R Receipt
800 head; shipments $50 head; market uothlnI
doing; all through, llogs-RcCelpts 1850 head
shipments 2,lOO head; market firm; closed slow
PhiladelphiAs s. f6ab 90; pigs and Workers s. Il
% 25. Bheep-RCcelpts 1000 head; Shipment
800 head; market steady and unchanged.
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The people Of the South must stop the
commission Of such outrages as the Clay
ton murder in the future, II they want
to prove that Republicans are secure in
their political rights there, or II they
want to forestall the sentiment in the
North that something should be doneby
tho Federal Government to put stop TO
political assassination and intimidation.
'-BoSlon Transcript.
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r,
w On and after Saturday, October IL, 1883,
trains on tho Wheeling s Kim Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows;
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The best salye ID the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheutn, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilli plains
corng, and oil bkih eFuptlohS, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay Required,
y 10 HuAfantebA Up give perfect sdtlslac'
TON br money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale BY Logan 4 Go,
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iltpnlIllnIl, md IroHllInn,.

NEw YohE, Fob, L=Flout, receipts SM,
market Arm and. gnlel, mlea 1850 bsffeii
Wheat receipts ,io0 Pg.hSls talel i,6i6t1
anOl make Arm No, white QSQl No, 3 led TGS
Opll1na dull and lOWetj February 0jClS MEFci
E1,iaJI n closing VA JdhSW,iSS ,clSioss
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petrnIanIn.


NEW YoRK, Feb. 7.-Pctroleum opened steady
at SIC, and after a slight advance 10 the early
trading the market sugged Off 10 SG3EC. Western
buying then advanced the price 10 bTs]c, but II
saggcd or again and closed steady at B14ci sales
S5i 900 barrels,
OIL CRY, pa, Fob. 7.-openCd at SIG; high
est lowest SG1tc; closed At S17Sg Eal les 6SS
900 barrels; clearlflteS 900 bRrrelS charter
1919 barrels shipments GG,0S barrels; runs
D0,84 barrels.
closed at s7Ci highest s7slc; lowest sG14c; clear
ances 10000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 7-Pctrolcum active and
firm opened At SCI closed al 81 highest Sistc
lowest S694c.
TrrUsvILLE, PA, Feb. 7.-openCd at SIC; hIghCs
Si96ci lowest SC934c; closed at s7Ssc.
Metals.
NEW YoRR, Feb. 7.-CoppOr dull; lake SO 40
Lead quiet VI IS. Tin dull; straits Ell 81.
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DISEASES Of an exhaustive nature that
have a tendency to create an unnatural
feeling such as fatigue, lassitude and
great weakness throughout the\ system
owe their origin to a lack Of iron in the
blood. Browns Iron Bitters will restore
the blood to its natural healthful Condi.
tons Get the blood pure by using this
remedy and disease will DO quickly van
pushed. D&w
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Financial.


,. Ds,i'' on England ireland, France and oc,.
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Why should man who steals mack
erel wear stripes and the man who steals
thousands Of dollars vsettlen and wear
broadcloth ?-Atldnta Journal.
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ono way ot Aecountinr Tor II.

DdhiRlore american.
It costs $25 fine or 80 days in jail to
sell boys cigarettes In Ohio. That Is
why so many Ohio boys live to become
Presidents OF the United States.
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Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane'l
Orchard North and South Front Streets and
south Penn LtrCeu, al very low figures,
AbAFRGIn.
Double Brick House, u and 70 Virginia street
VIII sell separate or both together. They con
hln all modern improvements. = 7
seven ROOlntI House, 1877 South broadway; 1
good property 1t much less than cost
-Four R0Omed Cottage for Sgl5,
Eight ROomCd House, North Front street
hIgt lOli all 10 good condition; $500.
rye kgOmed llonse, u North broadway; will
make pleasant home.
Six RoOmed Brick House, southwest cornel
Thlttyelghth aud Wood streets, n A bargain
VIII pay Tor Investment.
DESeil!iss Houses, large and small, always OF
OCiS q. O. SMITH ION Main street
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WIN ne ueard rrom Lnler on.

Chicago Journal
Mr.. Mckinley has had his day for be-
ing mentioned as Secretary Of the Treas
ury. He may have some day for being
mentioned for President.
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llaenrlioa MANI. IA ninnnA.,LllA.

On and after February 1, the Ohio
River railroad will seil excursion tickets
from Wheeling % Moundsvllls and 70.
tptri q the rate Of 100, tickets good two
days Including date Of sale,
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FOR SALE.

MI FREEbi. D. n0wERs, Trustee.
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tI az \. Nv Main street, rOomed house, bo.i
NV, vE iOOlh1, second floor, Si2 20 a month
WS"I. v w, ahu rooms corner seventeenth AMI
nnc, iht'yt NO, 2ltI Market A., hall on thin
SNn. mouth, No, 2l26 Market EtFeCt, 90 d
hVasn' no. " Alley Il, 81 10 d month, No. nj
Stn,gg w. leW 4 month, No, 2lOg MGln street
gIiSiV vis ahl dwelling, q! % month, No
~, MY. WMecI, ! rooms, go w Z month, No
"a, Wi% " iOomcd house, lSA month, No
Ma NJ Tavvl' to1med house, - w a month
SsW1 month, No, 9CIi Woods StraSt trCSni
Nj, W. ieDms aud attic, q ola month,
All. ul0VV, Two Lots, HOuNg TnninS' attlhanl
Vcllaf natural eas 81 N a ,,ss,t '"VuhHt Ae1lVhu'
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FARM FOR SALE.

have nice Farm Of 40 acres, lying along the
lIue between Tyler and WCtZel counties (paftly
In each four miles from New MArtlnEvIllG;
nearly all down In grass, well WRtered, SukStAn.
ual Improvements, and III Il good neighbOrhoOd,
which Wish to sell. The title Is perfect, aud
will bclOld al Il bargain and on reasonable terms
N Ito payments.
Call Oh OF address me at New MartlnsyIlle,
WelECl county, VIVA.
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BellalFe 4 2aResyillG Through Passenger leaves
hellaiFS ts'io& m, arrives at DellalFe at $3.50
Wo0dsdeld Passenger leaves BeIlAire at 400 p,
M, arrives at BGllaire Ut sos a. m.
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellAiIo
% l2f90 .. M, arrives ut RellRirO at II tx; O. m.
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PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
Il q nrima.- RnLhnlnrn lnerirnn.

/ ~ y SfAAnpf -4luNWtVft AWNtINNs
Why should a man who steals a mack
erel wear stripes and the man who steal
thousands Of dollars vsettle" and weal
broadcloth S-4tlGHla Journal,
Now that Boulanger has won his vic
tory, some further remarks from EN-
peror William on the desirabllity o
peace in Europe are in order.-BO1tOI
Traveller,
We can not conceive Of a more horri
BILE or revolving occurrence than the as
sassinaton OF the Hon, John N. Clayton
IN Arkansas.-duqlsta (Gd,) Chronicle,
As Mr., breckenridge title rests first
on fraud, and secondarily on assasslna
ton, It would be fitting that his seal
should be declared vacant Boston
Journal,
Clayton dead Is stronger than Clayton
alive. And we believe that down In
his grave will be buried also the Demo-
cratic party OF Arkansas,-PsorIa Trans
Ftpl,
Royal scandal cannot be smothered 80
easily In this newspaper age as OF yore,
Eventually the newspaper will sweep
away royalty altogether, = Nsw York
Tribune.
Bismarck gently announces that he
proposes to carry out his plans in So.
moa, and hopes that this Government
will sympathize with him. Bismarck
evidently drinks beer out OF brass mug,
Atlantic Constitution,
The cowardly killing OF the Hon, John
NJ, Clayton, In Arkansas, can only be
cleared Of all political imputations by
the active efforts Of his political oppo-
nents In detecting and Furnishing the
murderer Washington Critic.
According to all accounts, Prince Ru-
dolph was a man OF more than ordinary
abilities, and II he had not been cursed
with the heirship to throne he might
have been not only q useful but an emf
nent man,-Mw York Times,
The Arkansas Immigration Society
would do well to direct all Its energies
to the work Of capturing and conviCting
the assassins oil John NJ, Clayton. In
no other way can 1t SO well commend
the State to favorable notices., Louis
Globe'Dtmocrat,
Tho coId.bloodod oesos0;ro,,or ~
CoIonel CLAYTON calls for ', nromnt oc,;on
on The mart ~ the State n t. No SI tiwa
IN tHIE pSort e Sn n wa c nT S con
ture and eonvict Tie miscro"nts hv V re
cxnenditnra ot s5 Coo or q I, mn Il will
he money well sns gyV dsEons 0S n Demo.
erat '"'O
w.
thc ns~t Hmnss ;n,n 1s G0pos baI;avo
with lie nsceSSty ~ ~ s ~ %T p oraon;
go,ian va coniaSS " too, sp pnns " ass,ns
If The eWnaJ;ancn w W ,Se b;HInr . n,;sdom
II weoLep;n" tI;a u p sv nI ,;n say hu
tak;nS from avon Ne ana stron, mo nan "
Tnc;snnS Tam ,' vrcM oN' ''o's '""
49, y, e C,
John NJ Olayton, oil Arkansas, may
ny 5e tae isst YlGtim Of the contest IN
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SIoP RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF
Hvh rr1l the rooms now occupied W
\ AK XXI iuG Enquire next do0F' NJ; iMi
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L3Gp PENT-A BRICK DWELLING
RUN No. ,s,',IIy Of seven rooms and hnlshed
T p,;, s5a gwen APRIL, Apply at this ONCE
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
sister. of tho visitation,

A school Of more than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages iF thorough Cdu
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii
brary Of six thousand volumes Fine phllO
Sophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially Noted, Corps OIL
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal Cultun
according to tho method Of tho old Italian mas
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In
all the principal cities, address
sel THE D1lECTRESg,
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT,


, 40, M ChAplinO street, o roomCd house, SiI
,rH Mvhm' NO ~! Main street, 1 rooms, 81 % {
, aOa!h' No. gSl Main street, store room, SlO
SSm ,a' "A, NO. O. wv Market ST. store room and
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1In PE0pLEs BANKING ROOM
T0R REST-The ROOM, No, l90g AAl1
~ ", TN in,msfly Peoples Bank, IL hereby offered
, y, ,sn H. Possession April ,ihSyiv Apply 70
Ih9stI,SSTTff,s bASE uT TllOS. UbklEh, NV
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To Loan.
MONEY
For Rent,

SI0p REYT-THE DESIRABLE
EVh ience' No. III Fourteenth street, Ap'
= N GREkR. wy.
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IoR RENT, FROM APRIL THE
IN ~ ,ta,Irr,, House. No. lO4g Main street.
onSrsgpir by Mrssn Hnole \ HUTCHINSON,
Il sard or l'tm Of ysGNESs T NJ 'H's'O' ' isiS
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WHEELING & elan GROVE R, r.
| w On and after Saturday, October II, 1855
trains on tho Wheeling s Kim Grove Railroad
| Will run m follows;
LEAVE WHEELING:
b;SO Q, M, 7:OOa. M, D. m. ll:00 q. M, 1850 p.
m, $3.50 ?. M, b;9 p. mr. 100 p. m, 900 p, M,
LEAVE WhRGLlEG PARK;
b;lO q, M, 7,46 a. m 1000 q. ~, 1890 M, $3.50
ON suNbAYS-Unti further notice trains viii
run RS follows; Leave the city ut 500 a. M, and
run every hour until g:lb I'm. Leave Wheeling
Ta E sS SRa Sa a R 'y Wiz ES SYo q PsE Il
noa :, - d II IIRsoH. sup,t
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ODepaFture Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November Is, lSSS-EaEIern time:
Express Tor Chicago and the Northwest, 1898 a
m, $40 m, $40 p IN daily, and ll;l6 , m daily
Express for Cincinnati and 81, Louis, 1928 m
daily, II 10 p m daily, except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation, S:b6 IN, daily,
For Columbus, $3.50 and 1918 m daily, aud
hS S0 daily rS EXCEPT Saturday and 800
EEpress fCr washington, D, O., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, via Grafton, 1856
n and $40 m, daily, via Pittsburgh 6:SOp, m.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a m
dailyi express, 7:89 q IN, daily, l;ib p IN, daiiy
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
lnRtOnt Pat biS0 M daily except sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia " $3.50 p IN daily.
Columbus aud Cincinnati, 245 m, Sunday
For Muundsyllle, $40 IN, and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, ACd 6.l0 p IN, daily,
Grafton accommodation, BID p NJ, daily.
For Cumberland. $40 4 m, daily, except Sun
For 81. ClAirsyllle, s:SS a m, 2:eO D m and $40
p m, daily, except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, S:b6 and
$50 m and $50 p m daily, and 4:b5 m daily
except Monday.
Express trains arrive from 81. Louis and Gin.
ctnnAtl, 1866 m and $40 p m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balti.
more and Washington, D. g., via Grafton, 1895
m and 9:OO p m daily via. Pittsburgh, 1Ol6
Trains arrive from Columbus, ass am daily,
and $40 m daily, aud lo:SS am daily exert
Sunday.
Trains arrive from PlttSburgh, IO:l6 m daily,
and l2:A5 p m, except Sunday, Gi6S p IN and lilo
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, $500 m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains Airlyo from Moundsyllle, o;I5 a m and
$40 p m, daily except Sunday,
Trains arrive from Grafton, 9:46 q m, aud 1885
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p m, daily
except Sunday.
Trains arrive from 81. Clalrsyile. lO:4Oa m, and
lao aud 800 m, daily except Sunday.
BellAifo accommodation ll:i6 p. M, Saturday
only.
Baggage called for and checked At hotels and
residences on ORDERS left At ticket oCc 1900 Mar.
ket street, and at depot
CHAs, o. BCULL, Gen. Pass Agent,
W. N. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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"whistlers are always good.natured, y
says philosopher. Everybody knows
that It's The folks that have TO listen 10
the whistling that are not.
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Letters Of introduction are not always
successful TO get q man into society any
more than elegant obituaries to get q
man into heaven.
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Notwithstanding the accuracy Of
mathematics, astronomers usually make
their announcements fguratively speak
ing.
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E,op RENr-A SUITE OF ROOMS
tuh nnt.LfI. will rent for sleeping pur'
II Ha ani, Address III, e." lntelligeneceF
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CINCINNATI Feb. - Flour steady. whCai
stronger; No. 2 red 9DC. Corn steady; No. .
mixed s5c. Oats quiet; No. mixed sc. Rye
steady; No. 2, Die. Pork dull at si2 90. Lard
eaNlef at B.4Sc. Bulk meats and bacon easier
Whisky quiet at 81 %. DuttCr higher; fancy
and cheese quiet. Eggs easier at l2c.
TOLEDO, O., Feb. H. Wheat higher; CaSl
81 cox; May g75fC; June soc. Corn very dull
cash SIC. Oats nominal ut 26NC. ClOycneed
lower and steady at 81 6Si February IS 10; Marcel
s. 10.
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When baby was sick, We gave her cstorla,
When she vast Child, she cried for CSstorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castorIa,
When she had Children she gave them cnstOrla
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FOR SALE.
(si)TweAty.iOur Lots in Caldwell's Add
tlOn 10 tho City Of Wheeling.

FAD LOU arc bounded on tho north BY Twenty,
nla!h ANeSt, on the east BY Fillmore itreeL, on
~ soum " the llGndl4n Homestead, and on
IAs west BY the b. 4 0. 4. n.
inelt proximity, 70 the above named railroad
establishments. ''''' A"- NA'N'AA' Ns
lie auction. 20 "'' y" WIN - PNV
For terms and further information apply 70
W. Y. HodE q BRO,
Of WnliAX N. HANDLAN, WV '''' NV 'A's"
avis Sw. Cot tihGniihC 4 Sixteenth 81.
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All men are brave when out Of dam
ger, but unfortunately, plenty Of them
are dishonest when lar removed from
temptation.
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Ing at July glIGaOSlSc. closing at DiJSc; Au
gust 2lSCi December gI9iagl4C, closing al G5IsC
Rye quiet: Corn receipts " 10 bushels; expOFtI
l5,g6i bnShelsi sales S7ll, 90 bushels Of future.
mi O6SsHs, q spot market moderately
i35lc, closing at 4SISe; March ll3%alI1Sc, closing
u flo; April iJ1[atie closing at 4iC; May 4a11s
w, closing at 43Mei Juno 435saiic, closing at
!SNc, Oats, receipts 5000 bushels exports 81
bushels; sales go 900 bushels futures and lOl 900
bushels OF spot; No. 2 white Bic; mixed west.
ern sIsIc; white do 3ia4Oc; No, Chicago 800.
Hops and hay steady. Coffee, steady and 5alO
points down; February, March, April, May and
June 70 GOalb ISci JULY. and August l6.T6alh.p0c;
,P9I io,SOalG n October aud December lbpOI
steady. MolasScs, New Orleans dull open kettle
good 70 fancy 8OalSc.. Rice quiet TallOw strong
az We; Rosn and turpehtlno quiet. Eggs,
llAc, Pork easier, old mess Sl2 6Oal2 10. Cut
meats steady. Lard lower; western steam 7,27ISc;
February, March, April and May 725c; June
and July 1910; August and September 1850.
Butter firm; western dairy 13aa0C: creamery l6a
sOc. Cheese quiet; western l0lsallHc.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE wheat market was firm
and closed lHg higher than yesterday. Corn ac'
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat, cash No.
2spriug and No. 2rcd gSIIlaOsJIEc; No, y red Feb.
rliAEy 9g4aOsISc, closing at GSLc: May 991SCA
81 on closing at 81 Ols4f JAY s9ySaO0l closing
cash 2iza35ci Nay 965sc; June June &c. RyS, No. 3
1870. Flaxseed, 81 O.. Timothy 81 81, Mess pork
quiet; cash 81 SOi May sl1 An; June ST. b1IS,
Lard cash, February and March, G.S2Ifc; May
G'SSe. Bacon, short ribs 6,lOc; shoulders 6.S7lSa
6,0OS; short clear 6.95lO5 Whisky 81 o. But
ter rm; fancy creamery 2ll9SC; choice to fine 20a
29c fine dairy 20l22C; good 10 choice lSa2gC. Eggs
steady at lSal3ISc
piIILADELPniA, Pa. Feb. Flour weak.
Wheat dull and irregular; No. 2 red February
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
PL4AITioS OF REIEREacI Marks, sDRiiy. tsun.
day excepted MONDAY excepted. isatliF lay
excepted; SUNDAY only. saturday Oply,-
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U, 4. II frg,,,.,.,..,i ISNAAh 4 Ciat...,.. AL
u, y, u DOupOnHNH.l III New Jersey Central OIL
Y, 8, ~ fCg,na,"lgIyh Northern FaCllc." a
U. 3, ~ COupOnanlW do pfelCFtOd.,,v 6iI
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-08-23
District Lodge of Good Templars-

The quarterly meeting of District Lodge
No. 1, Order of Good Templars, was held
at Olney, this county, on Saturday morning
last The lodge is composed of thirteen
lodges in Montgomery, two in Frederick
and one in Carroll county, and number Of
delegates participating it the proceedings
100. The morning session was devoted to
the election of officers, as follows: G. j.
Bnrde.te, District Templar; Miss Mary Ma
grudcr, Vice District Templar; Rev. g. L..
Pate, Chaplain; Mr.. Bell, Treasurer; Geo.
Selby, Marshal Robert j. Green, Past Vice
Templar; Miss Mary Hobbs, Secretary Mr.
Bluedell, Counselor. The officers elected
were installed by the Grand Chief Templar
of Maryland, Rev. Mr.. McCabe, OF Laurel
After recess for dinner. which was pro.
vided and served by the members of the
home lodge, the meeting re- assembled at
o'clock, and the afternoon was devoted u
speeches by Rev. Mr.. McCabe, of Laurel
DIR. VIM. Magruder, of Olney; Thomas J.
Owen, OF Gaithersburg; VIM. Cornell, OF
Rockville, and others, on the question, elias
the cause of temperance suffered any injury
from the defeats of prohibition in this years
election ?" After designating Mt. Airy, Car.
rs;! county, as the next place of meeting, on
the third Saturday in November, the meet.
ing adjourned