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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05
Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
yl L Tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West
"''AA ILL. Doyoner
The Wheeling. pcrEenhurg & Gu. In Chnnccry,
einnau Transportation Com.

VIZ
Tic Wheeling, rkorAhurg & Gin. In ChRpcety
cihnau Transportation Com.
pany aud others.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of m or
DER entered IN the above entitled ChlisO on the
llh day OF February, 1850, Will, on Wednesday,
tue 18th day Of March, 1889, commencing ut y
O'Clock 4, m, Of said day, at my office, No. 1901
ChRpllnO street, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed to
ASCERTAIN aud report.
Flikt--The Indebtedness, II any, of the CltRto
Of Charles II. lIOOlh deceased, or FINK Booth,
~ tho administrator VI said estate, 10 the SRid
wheeling, patkcfSburg & Cincinnati TmnspOr'
Ati0n Company by reason Of money Improperly
Withdrawn lhefeiiOm or otherwise.
BeCOnl-WhetherA al the time Of tho dCClAn.
ton OF tho dividend Of October, 1883, mentioned
IN the bill Oi complaint, Tho condition VI the
SAid wheeling, Paikeftbnrg x Cincinnati Tram,
pOftalion Company justified the declaration OF
payment o. tho said dividend.
Thlfd-Whlt persons were stockholders VI TIE
said corporation at the time when the said llyi
dend was declared, tho amount Of their stock re-
SpeCtIygly, and low much was paid IN ROCuunt
oil tAld dividend 70 each Of said BtOukhOldtn.
FOurth-Any other facts deemed pertinent hv
the GommlAAlQnsE and required by anyOI the
parties.
1iveh under my baud this 18th day Of Feb
fiaTy, INO. GEO 4, BOYD
Wp. HUMANE, COmmlnInct
II, n, RUSSELL,
For Complainant iol1ru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

WITu three Governors West Virginia
would certainly be badly governed
There is but one Governor, and Nathan
Golf is his name,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

THREE Buckeyes born so into the
Cabinet. Not SO bad to start with And
II they had all remained in Ohio they
wouldn't have "got there"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

Our portrait Of Postmaster General
wanamaker does not do him justice
The others are excellent lkenesses. The
camera slipped on Wanamaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

The Republican banner once more
waves over the White House. Even
Democrats should prefer this to the
Mugwump banner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05
The Practical Side Of a Political sltuatlop,

The Ffpctleut eAue % Eoh'hsAA eAtAAhNai
A community where law Is tho rule Of CON
duct, aud where courts, not mobI, execute ~
penalties, II the only attractive held for busl
meas Investments aud honest labor Ttlidsl
Hurricane Inaugural Adirtll
The Presideat, when he wrote this,
had in mind generally the lswless acts
for partisan purposes which have dis
graced the administration Of justice in
the far Southern States, He was think.
ing in particular o: the political assassI-
nation Of Colonel Clayton, in Arkansas.
President Harrison gives our South
ern countrymen this oppoFtune and
fatherly reminder OF u business principle
which they have overlooked, He hopes
TO recall them to u realizing sense Of the
Isituation they have made for them
selves, SO that in the equal execution
OF the law which he proposes they may
not make It necessary for the executive
power 10 interfere for the enforcement
OF Justice and the preservation Of The
National dignity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

TuE far South was in the parade, and
80 was tho Pacific Coast, Where was
West Virginia?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

Tue South is not in the Cabinet, This
makes no difference, SO long US the
South is treated fairly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

READ carefully the inaugural address
and YOU will find West Virginia in it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

Wall street, the financial nerve cente
Of the country, has been much writer
about, but never more entertainiDgl!
than by Henry Clews, in his Twenty
eight Years In Wall Street." Mr.. CiewiI
writes OF what he saw and part Of which
he WIS. lie explains operations ant
gives most entertaining sketches Of mer
Who hive become famous In that capt.
wiling field Of cndeavor,. The book II
rich In Information, full OF humor anC
much more engaging than 9 romance
| II IA embellished with portraits oil Wal
street celebrities. -Irping PubltShtng Com
pany, Mw York.
oThe Financial Review" Issued BY
the publishers Of tho Commercial ana
Financial Chronicle, stands alone In thii
Country, As an annual review Of the
6nNnrlai activities OF tho country, as O
haSIbook ior investors aud spectators,
there IA nothing that comes near 1t. On
IN avn iinpa there ID no such mine oil
s,atisticai information. With the IRE;
yiaW'i proDpr ID bound the IDvetlop
StpnlemrnL The lNTELLtdRScER takes
I'M occasion to commend to business
mon, and 10 oil who would keep up WIN
tic current Of business, that welliinl'
formed, enterprlsing and hppgs publ;
cniion, the Commercial and Hnanei!Gi
Chronicle, III q weeklysVlsitor Of inc
hivipst value, William y. Dana q Cos
iOS william street, New York.
UStiu parlyo's New Cook BOOK" 10 an
attractive publication, at low price, deal
Ing With a theme that outllyOs Kingdoms
and prinCIpallues. Whatever comes
from Miss parlvo on her specially llas
tie stamp Of authOrity,-Esie' Y +ap'
rial, Boston,
1lhaS long been realized that there Is
much room for ballot reform In this
country. Tho abuses are so many and
gtpaL that the proposed adoption oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

THREE Union soldiers will sit at the
Presidents council table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

IN these daysthe band of Senator Bob
CARTS hat would hoop hogshead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05
Real Estatn.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. 1919 MtCOllocii street, 81 ~
No. 1877 hOuth Broadway, rooms, lllunlh
atlng and natural gaS, water on ilNihhl
second llOOn, ground lOGilO ieGtmoyuga. 2D
Nos, 1910 aud iOl2 Market street, ana 1852 .,,,
and 1901 ALLEY Cn,...,...,,.,,..,,.,.... llm
No. gl96 Markell street. "...,...,"...." NWg
No, l7A Market htf(eLn,..., .."n.,,.,e,uu. ~"
No. Va North RtOnt street, II rooms, ground
in9iso, ~ Evh 'u''''nb W N''V' "'v"' ,.yD
NhS' u Snd yjiS Ms III Sii",i ,,, lUpu
Nos, 2216, 2l9s aud 22lO Main uteet,..n,.au NIX
No. 2lU2 Main street ,,''H ~,
Locust Grove Farm, 0lennb Run, ~ acres ,l'I
Chiefly Hill Farm Short Creek 100 acit'" ~,
~ acre farm ilCAf Marietta, Uam,,,..,H'"'" 9,ia
eQAttO farm neat MAinnOrns ,",",,,"g''e lN"
TX acres land gnB half mile west from 100,
lower pOlnt Of hland"",","o""",,,"a.... ''''
JAMES A, HENRY,
Real EsiALe Agent, U. Pension ard Claim Az
tettOyl Collector aud Notary Public 49,.
mfl URRiuni No. 1917 MARKR7 biAAEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

WHEELING, MARCH 8, 1889.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

WANTED-AGENTs FOR OUR
w New Patent FlrO'PrQoi Safes; tiEO 9SxisI
IN proportion Highest award silver medGll
Centennial Expedition. Rare Chance; perma'
nent business, Our prices lowest, We arc not
In the safe pool. Exclusive territory given,
Alpine SAFE Co., Cincinnati, o, iOllTThAs
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w strong COlorCd man, willing 10 work ut
anything; eau make himself handy IN ma
chine shop or around machinery; understands
handling horses. Address WORK, catc. this
Office, or enquire at this office, fell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

NXTANTED COMPETENT BUSI.
w moss mRn could obtain permanent OIL
GERS position ,Salary SLlO0) In large corporation
(haying scores OF OilceS and stores doing OXtcn.
slYe cash, safe huAinGSS)i must take SWO dlYi,
dCnd paying stock at cost (nar) from present OF,
ACer, who Inns purchased extensive European
railroad Interests requiring his attentions, Ad,
lrnaa A pnl ETON. Elnllnn u. Now Nnfk. mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05
WANTED

OF tho whereabouts Of FANNIE PlNKvs, who
disappeared from her home; was dressed In
black cashmere, with brown Newmarket coat aud
black tpbOggan; aged seventeen, Any inigrlnn'
tlnn leading to her whereabouts Will 10 thank
fully received BY her father, D. PINKuS, s!!i
Market street, Wheeling. mrb
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Wanted.

.SALESAEN WANTED AT ONCE
y Pushing men, TO sell Nursery Stock, Now
is the time 10 start, Permanent work and good
weekly pay guaranteed NOIhing better, Write
FRED Z, YOUNG, New England Nurseries,
Rochester, n. Y. iGG rrhAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-05

Isalcred At the Poltollice al Wheeling, W. Va,
NJ second ClAsS matter,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

Tho Helena asssy oTaos isk-~ a. gold bad
iou that CONES II may Re 70 more than
tpoCnfg q dust from ths man vLo . work
iDg witt shovel and v-heslbarrov and
littie s.uicevay nszr tbe entrancs r. Yellow
stone Psrk. ~ Il nav be the singis coDslFD-
u1eBt from TIE Spotted Horss mine. ip Fsrens
county. which Welded The ovrsrs o. tie mine
So AZ. That vas q thirty davs' run ~ tlle
Epottei Horse Since then that uias has
ssut IN several consiEausrits which pruve1 70
- worth from 81 Doc 70 tse,00o FTottsf
Bor< has sbor; but Interesting history y
" NcALow vss IL hJvs,ress st Billings II.
crippled hinnssif fnsucssuv ~ advancing
supyses r. tne f'erf3es who Owned the mine
Ths property ~.s put 81 ~ sheriff ssis s'so
NcAc0~ md ii ir % save birus.f. He tDos
ont g. 0of IN thirty davs and recrrtlv s8l5
r. Helena men for SO 600 cssb NJ No
1dor is = fnesni--r - tbs constitutions c,r,-
~en4iau and Mrs. NcAdcv % tbs h~s1 - tf-
-eTv persistent lst,sT ~hinb bes s-~r l.,,or
irg 70 20 women suffrage IN tss koultans
s,r,rs- itnfior Cssossr Desnbo sei5 thB 8yrs~
- Horss htsliios . the fip>ft thsf cors-~ -
the ssssy ofHes if u nearly Is good ss gid
sosr. II GOES 0v-s soo fDe RI h.isns N ID
f~rfav
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

AihhNs' aug. -. --Nsf = COS ssio'eSt MS
D4 -a - "a. a. On nhFs
n.i Do N-'.s"s' Nhsie -. '-i 500 ana D'io
'H7 if'''. o. 4'ss'' 'DS' we were 700 ssI'ff
''il'gis' 4'' '''e. 80 -'s'ols maze
t'--n' - ~
f'as ~ lle "Ae ho1'e
D'-' - MS -~'' -
- - .N7 V@
-
-. - - -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

f71g n>gose hK power was rsr in rae Ia
proved cansifl.sa - laaaslrs HAa c-',lllt'eTce.
sas thees baoAei 81 ies4iaE 81 sec4liss
klag 0sarEs Azs declls.1 artissle f-sle, and
Though ths nerrlois Uxis ssraeieis et-iea
psl4es wllsge lac h-.s L. I've ,s = so4re< 81 s.li-
sssnt aasl.k ke. ls woaia nsVsr near ~ ba.1ins
. ne~ 0xe "a sven telIas-leliak tl4ls. ana .eis
DsS kasg George and ois4 Ms oe.il,.fu ui
sGse2 T1ss reoelss 9alis islagnl-.lf Ei
eenf@rlsan = "a lAe rllas1 - segell- el-ler
iaf lsaS luporssll kiag@olalN taeoSt 81.
eoarss Lac eoaa sflcss ~ l.sIsons al aira 80
kLtisa ale asoess4rs ~ os1zla "a l4.slslen-
lAey I've IA = lt.lle.lAs slAnlsI s-1 lls
king AL 10 sa easy chair meoe ei f~itAl,
~inss tae Vaecp hAa az 4n4sl ic41 re--.nx
cilAn Ln nisa SIC usslss Sic ss~ .ls ~ Ft.a-
ing, or iVciilg Sna 4nakl-g pfclts l&os ~O1A.
pscesS oi "-lca 49, s4ve 60 41ios ~ oar
ls=rls a. souvenirs Sbe si,aeAs La iisl lalrly
~e.i. haFiag st4iiel Il from tie teacAsrs z
les Anlsfioan sclooi Al r j.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

Tas t-~ssirsg - q -stsT pitcher zrs1 t~s
v,rr.s elris from 5~stt ~ s~ph yTinf3on -
Ea-iess i,oeei re-esltlv Lon. end Tbe~~s
KaD1s.st-orn. $50 = sno e v-4-x s-rir-d
Fri8sy frr,m ksroT's Hs~enins = jr'sr tsseif
brother IA TsTas Dpou srs1g ~ - ~ 10
hc1.I = vniet tDeT hsf D~sr dlrerfs6 80
sirss tu-rsd GO tbs gss. sVr' rrus hsvs tzIrr@d
Il o. azsH- ksxiy in ts'e rn0rDiuz tns s4dsr
girl sv,.ke fesliDe- - 80 ssa1, r'3is
tFi-ss sTs6 stsfs~e oui - 10 room - rsl fs~
.orns rater Sts Pei in Tho haii~gT. nor-
s~~r AZ trofs pft~'e' shs se.1 To- n-srs
sfkrnctirs - stserrtton - ~~srni fersons
a-rs~tsodT tiseovsrs1 ~ odor ~ ga sr5
fhsf ere younssr glri vss fTi1se uneor.sri-..ss
II 80 Fot. had ve-o ss-1oBs sfTsrt.e srsa
v~rs r@-nc-st q, Chsrs~rF Et~sef b1~rg.1ts<
Kew J ora n wid
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02

Cr~>1-ne~-T sr* 80 - wnss-7rsfne
tsat - ne-e~ rnnke cvrrr@yiso-s h~tv~-s
vour rs~>is soS tsas< = e1ssv ns-..ssf
ksausacsu--v hscsus< uso1st4 p 80 h-ss
r~hrT ~ busTr-s Fas - - r~--r s6n.is
th1t t3s-s 70 sBy e0zssr,rs - s~.--E<sat-I
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
SHIP SIGNALING AT SEA
SomeEhlng About the Coming Con
ferS2ee AZ Washington.

Tas AFt II Co-zEa 1Eie4tsGE bst~ssA sss-
ssls - tA1 Oce4n - 6eea BrS4 et
Dosa ~ . NsFy ki2s rsinl sna IL
vii he S<il F1rther IA proved
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
WEIGHED IN TIE BALANCES.

what q city, The earth never saw any
thing Ike it, never viii see anything like it
And vet have 10 tsQ you that it is going to
be destroyed. The king and his princes are
at a feast They are all intoxicated. Pour
out the rich wine into the cbalices. Drink TO
the health Of the king. Drink to the glory
of Babylon. Drink to a great future
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RIcuuoND. May NO sales of loos,
tobacco today.
NO sales of tobacco At auction tC day
Registered at The Tobacco Exchange
j. W scholey. London. Eng; j II Gray
Petersburg. John Kalz, Jr., Lynchburg
j W. AmmOns, lIenricO. Theo. f. Allen
New York Arthur Wiley. Baltimore
John \. Brander, Louisville.
Office of the United States Collector OF
Internal Revenue reports collections for
the city OF Richmond to-day as follows
Tax paid on cigars and cigarettes,
S2gS 80. tax paid ON iobaccos, S3,23392i
special tax. 81 .3S9SO Total collections
for city today Sl922l2
Total internal revenue collections for
The district for The week ending Satur-
day. May 4th. Si09lj.JG.
Crcnshaws. Wilson's. Dayenp0r''s g.
Farmers. Seahro0k $, old Dominion,
~hockoc Blanchard 3. and Centre ware
houses report 1895 hoeshead- delivered
to-day
Deliveries for The week ending Satur-
day, May 4'h as reported are ,s6 hogs
heads and 30 iicrces.
Office of the Tobacco Inspector reports
tO day Inspections, Q hsgsheads re-
Inspections. n Eogsheads For the week
ending MAY 4th 1859. Inspections, 1923
hOgsheads reinspections, l2l hogsheads.
Sales of tobacco reported TO the seofe-
iary to-day Filters, hog.heads; darks,
Is hog-heads Total sales reported to-
day, S hogsaeads.
sales reported TO secretary for week
ending Saturday, May 1. 1889 Wrappers,
A h0g-heads, filters, - hOgsheads ,
smokers. 81 hogsheads darks, SO hogs
heads West Virginia briehts, "A hogs
heads. sun cured, : hOgsheads West.
ern. 100 hOgsheads Total sales reported
for the week 300 hOQsheads.
Mr. : Rutherford Rose, of the old es-
tahl.sAcd tobacco house of H. c. Morton
a. Co., has just returned from q tour of
inspection of some of the North Carroll
ma tobacco markets lie reports large
breaks as Danville and Henderson, and
smaller breaks at oxford and Durham,
and says hat the quality of the tobaccos
Offered WAS inferior TO his expectations;
inat Doe found prices on desirable goods
very high
Big breaks reported on the Oxford,
y. G. tobacco market Yesterday MAY 81,
and a correspondent says good breaks
OF tobacco az Dufhami prices for COM
mon grades bN'0W zerO, wrappers scarce
and IN good demand al fine prices.
While trading this week has been of q
desultory character The aggregate Of
sale, for The week 1856 hogsheads), and
the aggregate of deliveries from the yari-
GUS Warehouses, lo-wit 1SJ hogsheads
and 30 tierces, makes a very good show
ing &. Mel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
I'll. ROSENBERG Trustee of Fredenheim's New
1f3 EAST BROAD STREET.

closed, and Murray gained first blood
near the end of the festivities.
The five rounds which followed were
picturesque and artistic IN every way
Lyman received a terrible drubhing, bui
be stuck 10 his work and never lei an
opportunity to get in a blow pass Ills
face began 10 swell up in the eighth and
ninth rounds, and il looked A. though be-
was Just about ready 10 fall into his cor.
ner and give up. but he pulled himself
together and sent in a rOusing right
handler that sent Murray 30 the ground.
From then on Lyman grew weaker and
weaker, and his face swclled slowly,
but surely His right eye was tight shut,
end the blinds were fast closing down
on the other Murray did not seem o
know that his man was almost blind,
and fought very cautiOusly-m so
than was necessary He waited for the
Boston man 20 lead, and then met him
with terrible smashes that hurt When
ever Murray led for Lyman The latter
made 10 a point TO let Out for him, ald
once or twice he surprised the crowd as
well as himself by landing on Murray
aud sending him down. These, however
were only spurts and did very little good.
They only served TO make Murray more
cautious and prolong the agony. Finally,
in the thirty-ninth round when both men
were scarcely able TO stand on their feet
Lyman got a fnisher on the point of the
jaw. and the band played 60 to Sleep,
My Pretty Baby
It was a great fight from p scientific
and pugilistic standpoint and both men
showed just what il meant TO be tho
roughly game and neryy.
tHALLIERE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
The Par Value Of the Stock is $500
Per Share.

This company owns over 5000 front feet OF
lots. lying principally along Grove avenue.
Floyd, Main. and Cary streets, aud tho Boule-
ward.
The advance Of the city In western direc-
ton. IL obvious 20 all
IL is equally obyiOusIthatsthe growth and
improvement have been on the lines Of Grove
avenue, Floyd, Main. aud Cary streets. which
are all convenient aud accessible 10 street
railway facilities.
The growth OF the city must continue along
these streets. and II seems cprobab.e that be-
fore long they will either De taken into the
city. As far out a. the Boulevard. or will OBJ
tain city improvements. under special act
the Legislature.
PERSONS PROPOSING To BUILD.
Persons wanting 10 acquire homes for them
selves Ia an improving locality. where every
dollar invested viii increase will do well 10
examine the properties ~ this company.
which will b. marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract OF land. and plafs can BE- seen
at the oihce OF the agency, over the Mer-
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 10 build. and TO all such will
lend atty per cent. OF the value OF tho lot and
improvements at per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below the present market value. aud the com
pany can afford TO Sc ! on reasonable terms 10
such buyers.
Attention = also called 10 our properties on
Clay. Leigh. Moore, Lomosriy. and other
streets la the northwestern part OF the city.
which are reached by the Electric line and the
Marshall street horse car line.
JAMES ii. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
Jap ,-lmo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05

HoPKINsvrLLE, KY, May 2-Receipts
since last report, l3J hhds.; receipts TO
date, 2.7l4 hhds; receipts to same time
last year. Boil hhds.; sales since last re-
port, psi hhds; sales TO date. 400 hhds;
sales 10 same time last year .jSj hhds .
stock on first instant, 1852 hhds stock
on first instant last year. 1 ,26O hhds.
We noticed some improvement in the
condition of the offerings this week. but
the quality continues poor. \ moderate
quantity of useful tobacco appears, and
sells towards the outside figures Of our
quotations Prices were generally strong
this week, more particularly on medium
leaf which there seems 70 be a strong
demand for
Present prices are remuneratiye TO
planters, and have a tendency 10 stimu-
late a larger planting than Was intended.
We learn that in some sections the plant
ing will be larger than 1t was last year
IL will be very much question Of wea-
Their Ii We should have favorable sea
sons the planting will be above an aver
age. VI. ii. CLARK & BROTHER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
York Store,

quarters p to Sc Cherries pitted 10 TO lie
Blackberries 10 "a Whortleberries 10 &c.
Feathers-Prime nye goose. 40 TO 43 per
pound mixed. % % Slc.
Flaxseed-Per bushel 81 10 10 $3.50.
Hdes-Dry hinis. light weights, to sc
per pound. heavy weights, 4c per pound, dry
salted, &c, twct) sailed. &c. \ .een &c.
Lard-Prime country. ; 10 &c ger pound.
Onions--ln barrels. 81 10 75c.
Oranges--s2. p Ia s2.75.
Lemons. poo 10 $50
Peanuts-tancv stock, per pound, "a TO
&c, medium. y 10 Be-.
POtatoes-Per bushel, 30 to Zoe.
Roors-Ginseng perpound, $3.50. Seneca,
per pound. 80 To S5c.
Sumac. ID tO Zoe
Wool-Iub-washed. y to 32c per pound,
unwashed. re per pound.
dale, 80. James River lbs.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Etc.
Cement Union or barrel 50. Rosen 81
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, 81 10 10 i.lo
anchor, a. .05. Riverion. 81 rs.
P.aster-Lump. a.. ground, $50. ealcinad
plaster % tO 10.
Hay. Oats ard straw.
Hay-No. Timothy, per ton. 1880 10
1000. No. 2. 400 10 1900. mixed. $3.50 TO
1880. Virginia clover, 1000 10 1890.
Blled Onts-fil .W tO 1900
Shucks-Baled, 55 10 zoe.
Straw-Compressed 100 pounds, 40 to ~
loose pressed. large bales. 43 10 45c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05

4 Stockton doctors VIE recently aske'i
him 10 draw pail OF water. IL wa quite
late IN the evening and the doctor took "A pail
IN one hand and lighted lantern M the other
and started tor the we'll \ hook and pole
was usei la the absence OF a pump The doc-
tor carefully fastened the lantern to the pole
and lowered 1t into the well, submerging aud
extingui.hing the light II was only when
the lantern Was drawn TO the surface that
the mistake was discovered lie must be the
doctor thai saved OIL tine wrong lesl-Lewis-
ton Me- Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05

10 is. perhaps. not generally known that
more money can be- made nowadays hy paint
ing the portraits of dos. than by thinning the
feature. of the human animal The extent
10 " hich dog Ioriralture Is being carried Ia
almost incredible and IS a remarkable sign
az the times. There is one Well known
laiuter, whom tie public would no more
suspect OF dog painting than they would Of
designing pictorial advertisements for some
body's soap, who makcs a large income 10
This way OF course there Is nothing dis.
creditable about d.. but % shows that ell
rious fancy has taken hold OF the dog owning
public Many man Who wouid not dream
II having bis own portrait or that oi any Of
his children painted, would pay readily and
handsomely for ii good portrait OF his .avorte
dog. Tho natural result Is that the demand
creates a supply, and the number OF artists
Who devote themselves 10 this branch OF art
is very large. London Life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-05
RAILRoAD STOcKs.
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