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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-20
LIvns tnrl,.

CHICAGO, June TO- Cat.le-Rccclpts lDOOO
head shipments 5000 head; market slow; bCCycS
50 40Ai 49, steers s. 40al l6 stockers and feeders
unchanged; cows, bulls and mixed 81 40a2 50:
Texas cattle 81 70aa ~. llOgs-ReceIptS 1000
hGndi shipments 900 head; market fairly active
aud prices halOC lower: mixed 81 lOai IS; heavy
81 O5ii %; light q coal b0 Skips s. 60ai ". Sheep
Receipts 500 head; shipments GOV head mar
kGt fairly active aud 6al0c higher natives 81 o.
NJ IS; western s. GOAL 2j Texans s. 76a4 l0 lambs
81 76a3 u.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June l9.--Cattle-R Receipts
70 head; shipments ~; market slow; prime
81 80al 30; fair 10 good s. 1Ia4 ID; common % b0a
~. HOgs-RGcelptB 6Q0 head; shipments S0C
head; market fair; all grades 81 40ai %. Sheer
Receipts 400 head; shipments 500 head: mar
kCt slow; prime 81 loaf 10: fair To good s. IOu
8 80; common g. 0Oat 0Oi lambs 81 OOaG ".
NEW YORK, June l9-DeOveS- Receipts 2,7iC
head; market heavy and lower; steers, Rll nl
tlves, g SOai 70 per 100 pounds; extra do 81 S0
bulls aud dry cows 81 Sba3 ~. sheep-Recelpti
400 heGdi market Armer and higher; shGeI
81 ~ SAh 1871 per 100 pounds; lambs 50 OOa7 81
llogS-RCCelpB $500 head nominal value 81 II
10 ". tl.t
CINCINNATI, o., June lg.-1Iogs lower Dcommor
and light o bQai 20; packing and butchers q %
receipts $3.50 head; shipments go head.
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OIL CITY, Pa, June l6.-opened at S1ISc: high.
cat S3t3C; lowest and closed At S5 sales 100000
barrels: ClearAncoS ISL 600 bRfrCS charters 49,.
S3S barrels; shipments 71,9H barrels; runs 62,72O
barrels.
EEw YOGE, JunOl9-potroleum opened steady
al SSsfc aud after 4 slight advance In the first
Ing steady at SSIGci sales 2l7OOO barrels.
PiTTsnuiIuiI, Pa, June 49, Petroleum dull bui
steady: opened and lowest S91sC; closed Of SJ1Ec;
highest S1i4C.
BRADFonp, Pa, Juno ls.-opencd At S11Sc;
no. 700 barrels,
TtrUsylLLE, Pa, juno iV.--Opcnod at SSjEc,
highest SJ1tc; lowest and closed al SJI1C,
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Mr.. L. NJ. GEuELIA, OF viCksburg,
Miss, says that his system was poisoned
with nicotine from the excessive use Of
tobacco in smoking cigarettes. He could
not sleep, his appetite was gone, and he
was in a bad fix generally. He took s. s.
S., which drove out the poison and made
a now man Of him.
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Medical.

nUpgC NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, Want Of
VuAhp Sleep, Indigestion, HEADACHE, sal
low Complexion, Lost Appetite, Neuralgia,
MENTAL WEAKNESS, Dyspepsia, Pimples, 70,
stores Lost Vitality, and u Il most Powerful
Blood Purifier, TemOYlngNll tRints oil SCTOlulA,
SCuFyy, ETC., from the entire system,
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pll..l pllenl llnl,lnr pll,a.

BYNFTOMa,- MolIlute, intense itching ant
5,lnglngj most u night worse BY scratching
II allowed 10 continue itiinOfl form, whl6l
often bleed and ulCUfAte, becoming very sore
BwAyNEs OINTMENT stops the itching aiiC
bleeding, heals ulcOfnlQni aud IN most cases 70
% cents. Dr. SWayns 4 Ron PHILADELPHIA,
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"AtY father, at about tho ago Of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top OF his head
After one months trial Of Ayers Hail
Yigor, the hair began coming, and, in
three months, he had n fine growth Of
hair OF the natural Color."-P.J. Cullen,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. pAW
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. of tho Money and stock Mar.


NEW YoRE, June l9,-Aoney on call easy Al
a2s per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered
at2 per cent Prime mercantile paper S,4a5ls
per cent sterling exchange dull but steady
at 81 S7aA $50 Sales Of stocks were go 9s6 shares
The stock market to-day was more active, but
became weak, especially In the afternoon, and
prices tonight are With but few exceptions ma
ieTlRlly lower than those Of last evening. The
Coal stocks were specially strong all the fore,
noon, but they also yielded later ~ the day and
finally material declines were established IN all
OF them. The Oregon shares were the only group
maintaining their tIm tone, and they even
scored further final advances, The opening prices
were extremely irregular this morning Dull
ness became the most prominent feature, how,
ever, except for a few Of the leading shares and
the movements were small aud Insignificant, ~
! p, IN, there was some little reaction, but the
downward course OF prices was resumed IN tue
last hour, and after another slight rally the mar
ket closed lalrly active and weak " about the
lowest prices u the day, Burlington y down
", Delaware Hudson aud 81, Paul ~ each,
Rock Island . and Union Pacific II per cent
Railroad bonds quleti sales 81 1920;
Government and State bonds dull aud steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-20

The simple application Of mgyAYNHA oiNf.
MINT" wlIhpnlany internal medicine, will cure
Any case Of Telleti salt Rhuunl, RllgWofm,
ilSSy sEIn EttibtOhi, Iio matter ESN oGsIihaI5
OF long 1tandllE II 10 potent elective aud
! costs but ttiflOi ~ IfhAH
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Bellaire 1 ZanesVille Through Passenger leaves
Bella're at $40 a. M, arrives al BOlGiro at $3.50
pm,
WOOdSnGld Passenger leaves lellalTe at 400 p,
M, arrives ut BellRife at S.25 q. m,
SummOrheld Accommodation leaves BcllRirc
at l2:2S p. IN, arrives at ll:;hl 4. III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-20
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa..

The ethics Of forgery are hard to 70.
C0nCile. When q man totRes d hand IL
e a crime but when hO FORCES ahead II
is credit.
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NiaLnln.

EEw YoRx, June lV.-Plglr6ii firm and active,
American Sil bOai6 10. Copper neglected and
nominal, Lead easier aud quiet domestic 81 90
Tin dull and heavy; straits sGO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-20
Railroads..

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE r. r
wv On and after Monday April 90, lSSO,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad
will run as follows;
LEAvE WHEELING.
$3.50 q. M, 6lO q. M, 100 a. M, 500 a. M, 900
a. M S.o 1920 a. M nh ilGO n; M 1900 MI LOOP
O:lO p. M, 100 p. M, 500 ., m, $3.50 p. M.
LEAvE WHEELING PARK,
6;lO a. m, 7;OOa. M, 500 a. M, 900 n M, 1000
m, 100 q. M, 1900 M. Loo p. M 200 y. M,
$500 p, M, 400 p. M, $40 p. M, $40 p. M, TOO
p M, 500 ?, M, sos p. M lohop. IN.
sUNDAiS.-,LGaye at 200 a. m. and run every
Wheeling Park at 500 a, N, aud run every hour
Will leave tie Park ii S:iS a. M, and Wheeling
atl9:lS and SI6 p; m; ,,,,, ,
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and aiter. May y; 1859, trains depart
aud arrive at WheellngRs iclloHs-EOstcrn tllnc
MAIN LINR--EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
4I1 u. M, $40 aud 1850 p. m, daily, and s;OOa.
cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, ex.
Grafton Accommodation, 8;lOp. M, daily.
MoundSvillO Accommodation, 6:IS u. III, 1901
and 6aOp, M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
O;05 and l2:SOp. IN. and II 100 y. M, daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 y. m, ex'
Ccpt Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MOundsville Accommodation, $50 d. III. and
l;4O and 7;4Op. M, except Sunday.
TRANs.ouio DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 u. IN. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, O:0Oa. m, and ilnSp. M,
Columbus Accommodation, g;sOp p, M, except
81, CisIrsylllc Accommodation, $3.50 a. nj. and
2:sO and COOP. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, 1913, 6;sOand s;65 n. IN. and
Cincinnati Express, 1855 a, IN. and OhOp. M,
Columbus Accommodation, 1OAOe. M, daily,
8. ClaiEyiiie Accommodation, 1910 a. m. and
laOand $3.50 y. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING d PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, b;OOan 1926 a. IN, daily, aud
lAO p. M, daily, except sunday.
For Pittsburgh and tho East, G;lO y. m, daily
Washington Accommodation $3.50 p. M, daily
Pita5urgh Excursion Train, 100 p. M, Sun.
day only.
ARRtyS:
From Plttburgh. O:OO n. IN. daily Vpl 1880,
daily, except Sunday, and G;66 aud lIkO y. IN,
Washington Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily.
TittsSnrgh Excursion Train, 1l:Soa. M, Sun
day only.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINS-0n aud after May ~ lsS9.-kx-
PLANTATION on REFERENCE Make, eDRlly, tSun.
day excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
excepted. SUNDAY only, Saturday only
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CTOUKS FOR
For SALE.

tine Two story Franz, six rooms, stone ioundA
ton, good cellar, Eus aud wateri ground 3Oby "
feet, s!,tUyO,
eOnl location; ground Is by 100 feet, s2,7tO.O0.
Que luuf and one three TOOlnCd house, Oh lOt
= NY sliert VIII pNy u per cent M an invest
lnCHt sliuDOO.
one three tOomcd Cottage on lot 10 by 50 feet
ietetl itnll bearing trees IN premises, a. 0O0yO
fOl' ENI,-stutc tOOm md Dwelling, No
allJ Main street.
WANTED TO BuY.--DwClIng House witt
from to 10 rooms, within i've minutes walk d
puLOl,t
10 loAS-s5,OOOO on good real estate So
Guilty
GEO. y. MATHIsON,
NV! lalO NhAnline Street.
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This is a biting wind, remarked the
mariner as he ran into the teeth Of the
gale.
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Educational.
Nj. De CHA lI.I!i'.liI.
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
lnis.Dru NJ Ihn vi,ilniinnA
Sisters Of tho vI.Ltatlon.l

A school Of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes. Fine phllo'
sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CorpSoi
piano teachers trained BY leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal culture
according 10 the method Of the old Italian mas
tiers.
Location embarrassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons III
all tho principal cities, address -
Eel THE DIRECTRESS.
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots, Old Fair Grounds, 2anG's
Orchard, sOulh Penn, North Front, North IIu.
ron, -uutlI Huron, South Front, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, Wood, wilson, MOYStOn, Twenty.
eighth. fwcnly'uihlh and MCCOlloch streets,
from slOlup
,BricA House three rooms pantry and CellHr,
MI In good repait Tor 81 $50 cash.
Fmmr House, containing rooms, at 1877 South
d IiLoalN"! lot l0SisOi IN hStclaS condition,
Agood rOomCd house, In yCry desirable loCG.
uoli, on North front street, for 1900
seven l'0omul Brick House, corner Thirty.
EighthRnd Wood streets, rents for S2i6 per year,
Orsl,1Ul
Eight R0omcd Frame House on leased ground
Tor s,nO olsh
Dwelling Houses and storeroOmS for rent.
q, q. SMITH,
mNlI ION Main street.
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U, 8. Is Nash 4 ChAt,.,..,,.., OK
U, s, " coupon, NeWleFsey Genital ll2h
U, 3. AS reg.,,..,,,l Northern Pacihc,., gsk
U, s. " cOlpOn.,,,l O63 do preferred .,,,,,. wi
Adams EXpEeSs,.",lH IChicag0 d N, W .,,,,, lOy55i
American Express III do preferred. .,n,.lilh
Canada Southern, 81 New York CeutTgl,l0sh
Central PAGlflc,,.,,, 8Sl3I0hl0 & MiSSiSsppl, ~
Chesapeake &0hlo, 2O3 do preiefred,,,,,, So
do first preferred, b93s Pacific M1ll,,.,,,,,., 70
do second preid, 9811t Pittsburgh
q, @, q. q I,,,.,.,,, ~ Reading ,,,,..~.,,,,,,,
Denver 4 \, G,.,.. l7AlSt. l., Il ., F..,.,..-, 2sI
RTle,......,,..,,.,..., 97 do preferred, ,,, Soy
do preieTTed,,,.,. GD do lrSt pIeleIred,ll3
Fort Wayuo,,",,,.,,,lh 10, N, & ST. PRul,,,,,, as
Kansas Il TeXRS.... NJ do pTeierred-,,.n,ll2h
Lake Eric 4 West. lSISiTexRS PRcilo....,,,, 2lA
do prelGrFed,,".., CO.. Union PACilC...",, GlH
Lake Shore ...,.,. .lO6SS United States Ex,,, W
Louisville & Nash, TO w., 81, u. a P,,,.,.,. lbA
L., N, A, 4 C,..,..,,., a. do pTeleEred,,.,,,, 2SS
Memphis 4 ChaS,., " WellSFRrgo EX.,.li0
Michigan Central, 10 Western UniOn,.", 6T5{
Missouri paCihC,,,., 1914
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plTIs!BURgli, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
Under schedule ID ssSt l5y 1 iSlS f sSsIS::
leave wheeling, Central Standard lima, W.
BteNbonyille Illl6uigh and IhS Eait' eISD EVt
l9tb MT gia9 p q, and $40 b, 10, fof CoInib,
o. NJ and $40 D. ID, FOf Colnnbur Ard I'M t wy
lHAo p NJ Ttaln1 arrive a WhOSlihF al NM
4 M 0t0Q ., MT. 9iib p, m, and si2iI NJ ~; ~
Trains leaving q 9!2Q a. n. ard Gftivihf hiSi
~ TUT t ,.I,I ggsNeen Wheeling and fills,
pu'Sn' AiualnI dAily except suhday, nyS
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May %, 1859. PaNSen.
ger trains will run a. follOwB-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thutt
which do not run on Sunday:
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
ARAiLRoAD, -tndef schedule In effect MAY
II, 1852 Trains leave llFldgOpOFt, COiiifai BlSnH
ard time For PliAbutghi UhlCigo and Glove.
iG,nnl 4!c0 4 ~ Fot pltubgfgh, lOi22a. IN, For
vile, SOS q, m,
Train. arrive At bridgeport al 7I6aa a. M, iO,is
On Saturdays b1ly-fOf EAkt iiyefnn0l aJt
2. mi ifOm East Liverpool, II h, m. VIZ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
A Novel Way to Suicide.

The attempted suicide of Daniel
Dolan in Chicago on Monday tells the
sad story of wrecked life. Dolan
thought he had nothing to live for.
He found himself utterly unable to
leave drink alone and was fast going
to destruction. Therefore he decided
to end his wretchedness at once. He
walked into the north side water
works, stepped under the crank rod
of one of the mighty pumps and
waited for it to come and crush him
with its ponderous weight. The
Waterman, engineer and fireman were
in the engine and boiler rooms and
there was no one 10 save Dolan from
his fate. His courage seemed TO fail
him at the last moment and he made
an effort to get out of the way of the
descending rod. He only partially
succeeded, for the rod caught him,
crowded him down and crushed his
left arm and left leg between it and
the steel bed on the level of the floor,
which it clears by very few inches.
The rod rose again as the fly wheel
turned, leaving Dolan helpless, on
the floor, directly in its path. He
called for help and the Waterman
rushed out and grasping Dolan by the
arm dragged him out of his perilous
position. Dolan will lose his arm and
leg but will probably recover.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
Investigating the Cattle Fly.

Last summer new pest was re-
ported in cattle in New jersey, Della
ware, Maryland and Northern Vir-
GINA. The pest has again made its
appearance this summer. 1t is a
small fly half the size of house fly
which settles in great numbers around
the base of the horns and on other
portions of the body where it cannot
be reached by either tail or head. 1t
sucks a moderate amount of blood,
reduces the condition of the cattle
and lessons the yield of milk by from
one-third to one-half. This new pest
has been investigated by the Depart
ment of Agriculture through the act
ing entomologist, l.. o. Howard. who
has succeeded in tracing the entire
life history of the pest. He find that
the fly lays its eggs usually at night
in fresh COW droppings, and that for
the development from the egg through
the maggot stage to the perfect fly
again a space of only 10 DAYS is neces-
sary. He says this rapidity of repro
duction accounts for the wonderful
numbers in which these flies appear,
and it follows with reasonable GER
taintv that the insect will pass the
winter in the quiescent stage at the
bottom of manure dropped late in
fall (the approximate date to be de-
termined later. The preventive is
obviously to lime the manure in the
fall in the places where the cattle
preferably stand at night. At the
present time applications may be
made to mich cows and valuable ami
mails which will keep the flies away.
The applications may be % fish oil
and pine tar, with little sulphur
added; (2) tobacco dust when the skin
is not broken; 90 tallow and a small
amount of carbolic acid.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
lesped Into a Fiery Furnace.

a dispatch from Birmingham, Ala
bama, on Wednesday says: The most
remarkable religious craze has seized
the negroes near Bessemer and the
country intermediate between that
rapidly growing place and Birming
ham For some time past an old ne
gro named Tobias jackson has been
proclaiming himself as Daniel the
Prophet, and doing all kind of singu
lar, wild and queer things. The dark
les in this section are ignorant and SUI
perstitious, and Jackson's actions and
the great powers which he claimed to
have been invested with awed the
simple minded negroes. Saturday
last he persuaded three young negro
men that they were representatives
of Shadrack, Meshack and Abednego,
the three children of faith who
entered the finery furnace of
Nebuchadnezzar of old. He claimed
that furnace where iron is melted
and cast into all kinds of forms was
the furnace of Nebuchadnezzar, and
that they could enter it and pass
through without the smell of fire.
The three negroes, calling themselves
the three children of Israel, under
the influence OF their new prophet,
deliberately entered the gate of the
cupola of the furnance and rushed
headlong into the white heat of the
melting iron. When they failed TO
come out, Jackson the prophet pro-
claimed that he saw them rising in
the air with the smoke of the furnace,
attended by angels, and said that
they would revisit the earth next
Sunday. The negroes propose TO
meet at church next Sunday and pray
while awaiting the descent of the
three children of Israel.
The mother of one Of them said,
when asked about the matter: Il feel
jes as sho my by is in heben as if I'd
done been dar and seed i'm. Jack
son the prophet comman' him to
walk de fiery furnace, an he bleeged
ter 'bey him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
MARRIED..

At the residence of Mr.. f. o. Mckee,
August Z, 1899, by Rev. III. II. Ken
nedy, Mr.. G. b. BRITT and Miss KATIE
G. RAMsBURG-both of Berkeley
county.
August 8, 1882 by elder John Brin-
die, Mr.. ISAAC s. KEARNs. of Freder-
lex county, Va. and Miss VIRGINIA
TALBOT, of Bunker Hill, w. Va.
In Martinsburg, August 6, 1889, by
Rev John Edwards, Mr.. GEORGE A.
SMITH. of Chambersburg. and Miss
MARY MCKINNEY, of Martinsburg.
At st. Peters Rectory, Baltimore,
Md. July 81, 1889, by Rev j. A. Burke,
Mr. CHAs. w. Dorm and Miss MARY
kRAUS-both of MaItinsburg.
In the Lutheran Church at Harper
Ferry, July 81, 1889, by Rev William
Hess, Mr.. JAMES F. CAssELL, of Penn
sylvania, and Miss PEACH |. SMITH.
of Harper's Ferry.
On Sunday evening, July %, 1889, iii
Sharpsburg, by Rev. B. F. Cronise,
Mr.. EUGENE BOWERS and Miss LAURA
SWAIN, both of Sharpsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
LABOR IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The latest rumor from Pennsylva-
MIA is to the effect that Andrew Car
negie, the great iron manufactures,
proposes TO employ negro instead OF
white labor in his vast establishments.
There are probably many reasons
why Mr.. Carnegie should take this
step. He does not want employees
who are not absolute slaves. The
colored man will fulfill this condition
better than the white man The
white laborer is ground down pretty
low, but he cannot be kept from real
ling his condition and asserting his
independence every now and then.
Mr.. Carnegie probably thinks the
negro will work on like machine,
without any desire TO elevate himself.
In the matter of wages there will also
be an advantage TO Mr.. Carnegie.
Starting with intelligent American
labor. he has changed TO the worst
element of foreigners, Hungarians,
Schlavish, etc As these in turn be-
come more like free men and citizens,
he looks around for another class that
NAV still serve him humbly and
cheaply.
1t would be hard TO find class of
laborers whose lot is harder than that
of Andrew Carnegie's. And Yet this
man. by reason of the high protective
tariff. has a profit of a million and
a. half dollars a year from hisindustrial
establishments. Last fall he predicted
lower wages and a hard lot if Presi-
dent Cleveland was reelected and
tariff reform encouraged. President
Harrison was elected and high tariff
victorious. yet wages have been re-
duced, times made harder, and now
even the little the laborer has is TO be
taken from him.
1t is most remarkable that party
prejudice will so blind a man that he
cannot vote for his own interests.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
At Miss EIIen's S.

II you wanta nice Fan, black or colored, In
paper or satin, call at MISS ELLENS.
II you want pair OF the prettiest Pillow
Shams, stamped with the newest designs
and Notices. and cheaper than you can buy
the material and have them stamped, go see
those at MISS ELLEN'S, where you will also
find for working them different kinds of ma
terials, such as Rope silk" Linen Floss, Of
different colors, and Red, Black and Blue cot
tons, in fast colors. Can be found at
MISS ELLEN'S.
Leather Belts, silk finish. and Cotton Belts.
Infants Rubber Drawers, in assorted sizes,
TO be had at MISS ELLEN -.
some OF those nice Black Si!A Jersey Suits.
large sizes, at MISS ELLhNS'
Ladies' Gauze Vests, short sleeves. long
sleeves, and no sleeves, from p 10 S5cts. can
be bought at MISS ELLENs.
All kinds OF Ladies' Underwear and Corsets
for Ladies' and Misses at the little store OF
ELLEN WELSHANS.
Birthday day cards at MISS ELLENS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
DIED..

AT Charlestown, August II, 1889.
Mrs NJ SHANNON CRAMER, wife OF
Mr.. A w. Cramer
AT Ripon in this county, July 90,
1889, DAISY WHITE. aged 6 months
and 10 days. and August 3, 1889, MAJ
ZIE RUSSELL, aged 6 months and IS
days, twin daughters of David c. and
Rosa \. Adams
One by one they left me,
My two little babes 20 dear
The sound of their sweet voices
Methinks yet can near.
oh. God! how miss my babies
30 near, 50 dear To me
But thOu hast said unto ALL
"SufieI them TO come unto me-"
Farewell. farewell, my babies,
On earth III see your smiles no mole,
But II love Jesus, Jesus only.
Ill meet you on brighter shore.
MOTHER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
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