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The morning news., 1889-04-14
DAVIS BROS.
DO YOU WANT
MONEY !?

IF so, go TO work on ''The Old Homestead
L at once. agents are making money rapidly,
Only Soc per year; i5c. worth OF Music IN eacn
number An 5000 story TO commence 10 hrs1
numberl Indorsed by leading citizens! Every.
body will take il The only truly Souther9
Magazine Encourage home industry Buua
up Savannah and the South! Let's all pun l lo-
gether and boom old Savannah for all she .
worth! Fires pestilence and storms may ~
tack us. but be not discouraged, buckle on ING
armor closer and 20 manfully to work; pluck
and energy are bound to win. ..,
T. 5. MATTHEWS, with Jas s. Silva, the 52l3 gt9
name drawn in DAVIS BROS PIANO CLUB
NO. /.
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Price Of tickets TO matinee, so ard 25
cents. No reserved seats. Theater Tues
day, May 7th.
The morning news., 1889-04-14

Don't fail to attend the performance at
Theater Monday and Tuesday, May 9th and
9TH
The morning news., 1889-04-14
A Beautiful Easter Gift.

scott a. BOVINE, manufacturers Of the
well known SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
OH, offer a most beautiful Easter Gift
composed Of eight artistic studies of Birds
aud Flowers, put up in portfollo-worth al
least 81, for % cents. On receipt OF above
IN stamps, Il win bo mailed at oace.
ScOrT q BOVINE,
1872 South Fifth avenue, N. Y.
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Adyertlse In M ca Homestead.

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Witness an excellent performance Of the
Tyrolean Operetta, Theater May 9th and
9Th.
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cents a year.
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New Styles Hats.
Nichols has just opened his complete line
of Stiff Hats 1913 Broughton Street.
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LUDDEN a BATES 5. NJ.
L[KE. 4.
Music HOIIgP.

just so. Our Bazaar is abolished an.
the general conglomeration of bavvildar
ingly pretty things that once fIIed o,,-
First Floor Salesroom has vanished li.a
the vision of a dream.
Solid goods to the front. Goods ,ho.
appeal to eye, ear and heart- -sunosS
Pianos and Organs-now ill our e,rdrr1
floor space, and the stranger enterin.
our doors realizes at once that he isi
Music House, and no mistake abopt;
Yes; that's it. l.. d n. s. NJ u
more an EXCLUSIVE MUSIC HOUSE ss,r.
ing only in Pianos, Organs and wu.,o.,
Wares, and deyoting all its time and eno,.,-,
to the Music Trade.
stationery and Fancy Goods vstocL ma,
10 Knoxville, Tenn.
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GGllGnHl'S Half Hose.

IS dozen Gentlemen's Unbeacbed Seamless
Half Hose at 15c. a pair.
20 dozen Gentlemen's Solid Colored Half
Hose, full regular made, at lie. pair
100 dozen Gentemeus Unbleached English
and Balbriggan silk Clocked Half Hose at 25c.
a pair; worth 3116c.
20 dozen Gentlemen's Superfine French Half
Hose at 47c.; no better goods sold at 65c.
IS dozen Gentlemen's Stainless Plain Black
and Ribbed Half Hose, absolutely fast and will
not soil the feet, at 25c., 42c. and soc. pair.
CR0HAN & D00NER.
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Price of tickets IS and so cents for Tyro-
lean Queen. No extra charge for reserved
The morning news., 1889-04-14
AdvertIse In Tne Old Homestead.

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cents year.
The morning news., 1889-04-14

Artists Material, Picture Frame and A..
Goods business sold out to Mr., NJ. r T,v
LoR' who will temporarily occupy a small
space in our store.
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Advertise in The Old Homestead.

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Take your wife and children to the matt
nee Tuesday, May 7th. Secure your
tickets now,
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FOR OTHER LOCAL SEE THIRD PAGE.
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Enjoy pleasant evening and attend the
Tyrolean Queen Monday, May 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
Bridgeport.

Some persons are frightened out Of their
boots for fear Council will vote to build a
power house aud reservoir aud pipe the
Town nexs week, anu plfca deb o. the
people that viii never lie p,id The fact
Is, the Council appointed q committee to
confer with Martins Ferry and Wheeling,
10 see II any plan could be suggested that
would be fsir a1d equitable between oil
parties, and then submit the proposition TO
the people, whether we will Issue bonds to
pipe our streets and build a reservoir, hay-
ing previously had an act of the Legisla-
ure passed, authorizing the issue Of the
bonds, il a maiocity of the voters 50 de-
eide. The following gentlemen will meet
the Martins Ferry committee next week:
J. O Dent, Dr. W. S. Fisher, Robert T.
Howell, Geo @. Mckee, VIM. Koehnlein.
n. Kuhn and Fred. Handle. Then they
will meet a committee from Wheeling and
II such q prop sition is made as the COu1-
eli thinks S lost and fair, they will likely
call upon the people to say whether they
wsnt water or not. Bridgeport has less
de bt than sDy town Of town of its size IN
the county and only about one third rs
much SO our little county seat.
A csse was tried in Steubenville Com
mon Pleas Court yesterday that is of inter
est to some of our people and also 10 parties
in Wheeling. Attaching creditors levied
on the engines, boilers, brick machine,
crusher, railroad switch aud other articles
of machinery in the Riverside Paving
Brick Company, Of Rush Run, o, cor
poration organized under the laws OF West
Virginia, which lately assigned for the
benefit of creditors, aud attempted to have
them detached ard sold as personality, and
thereby depriving the bondholders Of what
they looked upon as a part Of their secur-
ity.
There was sn array of counsel in the
case, ex-Gov. Richards, John NJ Cook and
p P Lewis representing the general cred
itors, Judge Dayton and Lawyers Erskine
aud Batten representing the attaching
creditors, and Geo. @. Mckee aud w p.
Hsyes representing the bOndholders. The
Court held all the various articles of ma
chiuery snd appliances to psss with the
mortgages securing the bonds of $l2 500,
~ serv " his dt cisiOn as to brick machines
because of dispute as TO whether the
title had passed 10 the Brick Company, II /
not having been paid for or accepted as
par contract. The plant will be sold on
March % The bOndhOldsrs now knoT /
Just what they have as security and expect |
tn meet here next Friday and take some /
action looking TO the protection Of their
interests
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
BELLAIRE.

The Democrats s. requested TO meet ID
their respective wards AT the usual voting
places on March 18th, between . and p.
m. for the purpose Of nominating by bal
lot one Councilman, one Assessor, Ward
Committeeman, ard to select the usual
number Of delegates 20 the City COuven-
ZION to be held in the City Hall on Msrch
% h, at which time two members OF the
School Board and one Water Works True
Tee viii be nominated.
Rev. J NJ. Monroe formerly of this city,
IS now holding forth az Arkansas City,
Kss. One paper ssyi ihlt he held a re-
yival last month at which there were over
400 additions.
The steel works are using metal from tue
cup as sud some direct from the blast fur
nacr. By this arrangement about $50 tons
oi steel can be turned out in twelve EonTs.
The Mayor says business is distressingly
dull lie is waiting patiently for the sea
son O. Book beer, when II Is supposed
business will revive a little.
TIE fair Of Wenner Cadets will open in
City Hall this evening A good time is
promised to all who attend. Music IN
attendance.
The second quarterly conference meeting
Of the year viii be held in the First NJ. E.
Church his morning.
A team Of horses drawing a load Of coal
stuck in the mud on Tbirty-siXth street
yesterday.
Henry Ludwig had finger taken OF by
e drop press at the Stamping Company on
Thursday.
Another room will be fitted up for
school in the basement OF the Central
Building.
The entertainment in the First Presby-
terrain Church last night YVES largely at
tended
VIZ. Smith, of the law firm Of Petty <
Smith, OF GAINESVILLE, was in the city yes
teTday.
The Mission Bsud, of the Christian
Church, meets this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
A gold watch was taken from the resi-.
deuce of Fred Gortz some time since.
ClsIe Scott close8 a weeks engagement
at the Elysien Theatre this evening.
Two cars will be set in motion on the
street railway within a week.
Jacob Vaupel died yesterday afternoon
after TWO week illness.
More persons we're baptised in the Chris
tian Church last evening.
There was C small fire lsst evening, but
70 damage was done.
Judge CASTOR returned from Washing
ton yesterday.
The coal miners will meet this afternoon
Ut O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
MARTINS FERRY

Jacob Hymes was buried with military
honors by ThobuIn Post, G. A. K. No. ~.
Mr.. Hymes died a few days ago at Colum.
bus, where he had been sent TO be treated
for brain trouble. The remains were IN
TERED in Riyerview cemetery yesterday.
The funeral services we're conducted by
Rev. J. S. Winters. the chaplain OF the
Post. Nearly all the old soldiers IN the
city turned out and were headed by a
drum corps.
Mr. Humphrey Williams has removed
his dry grods and notion store from It's old
plsce on Broadway, in the Orchard, to the
DR.. Werlich room on Washington street.
F. r. Sedgwick has force of men at
work rem loving the bgildiug on ;he lot re-
Gently purchased by him from the Wheel
ing and Harrisburg railway.
Joseph Mednl has on exhibition at his
store on Washington street, fine Scotch
terrier. which was imported direct from
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Miss MiRuie Erwin returned Yesterday
from a two weeks visit with friends IN
TilfOnviile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
WOOL.
Phiiadalphta,

PHILADELPHIA, March S-Wool-Quiet
and nominal; Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia Xxx and above 33l35c; y 32i33c; me-
diam 37a39c; coaTse 37a3Sc; Michigan and
Western fine or XXX 3Os31c; coarse 37a3Sc;
fine uuwashed delaiue y ana M 36135c;
unwashed combing end delaine 41a42tc;
coarse DO 39a40c; Canada washed comb
ing 3ia35lc; tub washed 35O42c; me
diam unwsshed combing and delaine Boa
32c; coarse do 29a3lc; Eastern Oregon l5a
DC; Valley Oregon 22a29c; New Mexico
and Colorado 15a20c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
4 prcLAnAmoN on - - Fl.

A DEI LARA ION OF f.stN IL. t~'
The Baraum club. co Hunting oo, Adopts
Ee.uluuo.- loltaillre True Democratic
sentiment
Tas E.ram GLIB. OF Huntington, VI.
So etm.-ahly expresses t.e continents o.
He ID mooc7 of .he STATE ID o. series OF
5uhors uuan.m u-,y adopted 80 ,heir
hst meeting as follows:
WurgrA. The reckless abuse of the
Elective frame and the hrszan and cor
rupt use cd money i1 our lagt national
4. eotion. which resultei in @ temporary
defeat cf toe a0-is oft1e people 90 reform
abuses ia ou- national system Of taxation,
che increasing power OF corporate inhu'
suc,s ari the 5ucr0lchman.s OF combined
nuitsl upon ihe rights Of the people have
brought on % grave ard serious condition IN
the p1iitcAl affairs of oUr country which
threatens the life OF he nation and places
'u jeopardy the psrmsncy Of our republi-
csu institutions, ard,
WHEREAS /. is the duty OF every CIT.
ize1 Co devote his earnest Efforts 20 the cor
rectior OF the abuses and usufpatiog5 OF
corporate power au3 Co resist the evils
/ growing ont Of our system of tariff EXa-
tor. l1c BsnUm Club @. Huntington.
| Yves Virginia on association o. youne
men. organized for the purpose OF aiding
I i- the wol K of tsrid reform, proclaim and
adopt the following platform of principles
It, We aGirm and adop. the principles
@. the Democratic party as enuucisied IN
it- -ulc s-ive national platforms, and as
exenpafej in the acts and measures OF
che Democratic party 10 C0rgJes5.
%. We endorse tho administration Of
Grover Cls7e'aud, President Of the United
Slsts. al being honest, wise and Efficient
Aui proclaim orr unWeve-ing faith IN his
integrity ard sound Democ acy.
3D. W endorse The administration OF
49, WI.ou. Governor Of West Virginia,
md Dis as-c.ates in the State execntiy,
.rsruanf. and commend it az a model
o. .,.-frm. -co0omg aud efficiency.
ff. rsth. end chat The struggle .os the
--s.o-aI Oh .ftre supremacy CT the Demo
cratic party shah proceed, We pledge our
alive. ta be- NOS. thorough organization,
constant and esrnts work, and hearty
.1-ortratiou with every movement tnat Il
fl-,ere3 and calculated % accomplish NJ.
We c0ugratuIa.e the Democracy OF Wes'
VIRGINIA unon the recent triumph OF party
discipline sr5 party usage, and the hsppy
termination ri the complications sriAng
from the Senatorial contest az charleston
Ps.olrs3 That the foregoing resolutions be
sp-.ad upon the minutes and copies thereof
Is. transmitted 90 the Huntington Adcer
f,sr and -he Wheeling REGISTER for pub
Lcsfiln.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
AN OPEN QUESTION.

Ii Harrison a Descendant of Pocahontass
1t is popularity believed that President
Harrison is de csndad fTom POcahontas
and flom the Parliamentary soldier snd
re siciae. G neral Thomas Hsrrson. who
was executed in 1860.
Pocahontas, daughter of Powhatan,
manifested frieHdliuess for the early
white settlers of Virginia when she WAS ut
girl. The story of now che saved the lie
of Captain John Smith, VINO had been cap
tured and condemned to death by her
father-how she, on several occasions, made
known t. the ssttlere their danger when
about to be attscked-is well known TO all
acquainted with the early history OF
America Her subsequent marriage With
John Rolfe, an Englishman-her removal
to England where son was born. from
whom numerous wealthy families of Vir-
einia claim descsnt-is the basis of the
opinion that PRECEDENT Harrison ia one of
her descendants
Whether this be true or rot it il, how
ever, well known that President Harrison
is q descendant Of a nOted family, distin-
guished alike III peace and war. The name
of Harrison is already indehbly written
upon the pages q American history, for
General William Henry Harrison-the
ninth President of the United States
was the grandfather of Gen. Ben. Harri-
son.
The election Of another member of the
Harrison family is hut another proof of the
prevailing disposition of the public to re-
turn 10 healthy administration of public
affairs so characteristic OF the earlier years
of government. A similar desire has been
manifested for revival OF ca -ly manners
and customs in many vlrious ways, OF
which mention in particular can be made
of the prevailing demand for those old
time preparations which were so success
fully employed in the prevention and cure
of the ills and ailments which frequented
the early log cabin hOmes.
After much inquiry and res arch noted
manufacturer hiss procured the original
methods used in their preparation and
again under the name of Warmers Log
Cabin Remedies the public is possessed of
those well-kuoWn preparations for the cure
OF coughs, colds, consumption in its early
stages, blood disorders, catarrh, dyspepsia,
Notwithstanding the large amount Of
time, attention and expense which the
of Warmers Safe Cure de-
mouds-its well-known reputation as the
Only remedy for the prevention and cure OF
kidney diseases being world wide-ihe
is resolved to push the merit
of Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparlla 10 the
front because OF Us splendid blood purify
ing properties and great value as a house
hold remedy and spring-time system reno
voter
Pocahontas, during her lifelong friend
ship for the white settlers of Virginia, be
sides her many acts of kindness, Is said to
have contributed much valuable informa.
tion TO the log cabin home concerning the
methods employed by the In
dams in The treatment Of disease, and it
matters little whether the alleged relation
ship between herself and The President be
true or not for the name Of Pocahontas If
already immortal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
Governments Dull bat firm.


STATES JUL hAu hlthuy'
RAILRoADs-Dull; sales Sl,3l7,000
SroCKs-Tde dullless in the stock mar
ket was more marked TO day than st any
time in the present year, and he huctua-
tions were strictly upon par with the
business done. Ddllness was the prin
cipll feature at the opening, and most
stocks were but slightly changed from last
evenings figures. Tennessee was the
stroup feature, although st. Paul was very
active and slowly advanced. Manhattan
was the first to give way in the afternoon,
and Tennessee followed, losing large
portion of the early gain, but the pressure
was transferred to the cOalers ana Lacka-
wanna and Reading became the leaders,
both in sctiviiy and weakness The
extreme decline outside Of Manhattan,
however, was only per cont. in Rock
Island, and the efor: was given up toward
delivery hour, when the market settled
down to Gullness and stsgnauon and finally
closed dull and steady at but slight changes
IN nest OF the list. G. C. G. IL l. rose IS
and Manhattan lost II, Rock Island per
cent. Sales 157, 535 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams tA press, lOVi AhoA'Ct Il 49,
l1S; Canada Pacific, so; Central Pacific,
30; Chesapeake and Ohio 16l preferred dc
frgts, 62s; do seconds, 80; Chicago and
Alton. 1870; Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
e.. 1903; Delaware and Hudson, 1873;
Delaware, LsckawannA and Weetern, 1891;
Denver and Rio GranGs, 154; Erie. 2ss;
DO preferred, 6sR; Fl. Wayne 1901; M
noi5 Centra', 1921; Lake Shore, 1929; Mich-
gan Central, 81; Minneapolis ana St.
Louis. 6; do preferred 1Ol; Missouri Pacific
ia; Northern Pacific, 26s; do preferred,
81 Chicago and Northwestern 1861; DO
oreIsrred. 14O3; Now York Central 105s;
Oregon TrascoDtinental, 33}; Pacific Mail,
SsI: Peoris, D. & E., %; Pittsburg, 1871;
Pullman Palace Car, 1885, Reading, 454;
Rcck leland, 95l; 81. Louis & San Fran
cisco. 744; do preferred, 6l3; DO first pre-
ferred 1881; st. Paul, Ninnespolisand Man
itoba 1903; st. Paul and Omaha, 32s; DO
u-aferres, 91l; Texas Pacific 2O!; I'm IN
PaoGr, 65l, United State Szpi ess, 81;
western u0ion, s6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09

There's one place you haven't looked
for burglars, Maria " said Mr. Goodsleep-
er, lazily, watching lis wife as che got
down or the floor, and, shutting one eye,
tried to look into the TWO inch space under
the bed for a buyly robber. "Where?"
she exclsimed nervously. in the Bible,
Maria; in the Bible" II didn't seem to
impress her very much and he grew heavy
h arled long hours afterward. when ne r
memhersd he intended TO say dictionary. -
Blrdeffe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March s-Flour-Receipts
II 500 packages; exports 3, 67S barrels and
!. 100 saeks; market dull and weak; sales
4 sf2 RIO barrels. Wheat-Rsceipts ., 900
bnsbeis. exports 10 9s7 Bushels; sales
D roo bushels futures, 10 spot; spot market
ami. No 3red Gle; No. / red 81 O6; No
/ white 90c; options less active and week
and lower. No. red March este; April
qGlc. MAY 97lc: June 9sa9- c. closing 81
qsc: July siia95 G. closing at Csc; August
o1l .q2sc. closing at 9lsc; December 9iic,
clrsirg "a 9ic. Bariey-Dull; ungraded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
ESTATE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST fA-
} ecuted To the undersigned trustee Nl = r.
BOYD. on the Bird day of December l.,-. a.i f..
corded In deed Of trIs. book SO q page 'itn
the records OF Ohio county West NiuIrH t.'t
trustee 81 300. on Saturday, March N.N. Ir'' .'
ihe front door OF the Court H0r.. rful.0U0.H'
Vest Virginia tine following fettr..fl r.a f.
tate tO-wit. a cCrttiu pa'ce. of rnHI N. I.r ..Nt
ted on Wheeling Island. u ihc seventy. H.il ..
said city OF Wheeling Ohio county. NHl lIf
ginia, bounded aud described .s i...nHa 'n.Hi
Beginning 90 the uOrth. Hst conner OF ro4IN fINNI
and fink ,'TCeu Zoo said city nul running iHf Nt.
in an erlv direction wiih ihe rnrI Hnn nf
said Fink street FAB IoN water marx nN M. "..n
river. thence running in nnrNtrI NrDl
upOn the line OF SAIL nH Hi''r H..'t 'i
north line OflOf so Iu fHn addition 'N .t.i
called II. Flnks addition 'u Zane lt.tOI .Nf..
running in n westerly direction W.fn tIll HnI.I
line OF SAID ioi % ine pniNl Mhtf
tended utcrccts tlc cat Nn' nf rN.' .H.
street and thence running u.H iHo 'I.. moor
said South Front street f1 thr place si Nf Hr.
being the same property conveyed '' ...i
Boyd by David g. Erwin tni o..rr h. d.ri
dated August l.f $50. nni rCn1rI.i In n'.i ..iA
NO. 60. page i.i oi Che uC0ris ul 1858 uu.1
said sale win commence at o. o'ciocta . m of
the said day. and viii made Nl on. .N.Nf M.
terms and conditions t1WIt one ilIri n. '.'
purchase money cash Iu hand 0u iN0 Jay n' .i.U.
onc-third thereof with interest," pol .t 'l..
from he day OF sale. and taf ftalNr m. i'.
with inter. % lu one year from iNt N.' n' t"'
The purrhas giving lIs notes N.II .'f'. H'
ity 0r thc deferred paymcHt. faia0, '
trustee. aud lhc sld trustee retaining .'r
tide Oh Said properly t- Further security W
said pur. has. money !. fully It.L l"-'
said prop rfy HiI ut given tn l.t Na
April ls,l and flc purc ha.cr NIN .' h.'H nj I'D
nav all or any part of said deferred ral mcn. al
any ''''' W.. j B. s0MNERyILlE Trustee
ebln
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
What Our weather Cost. Us.

The United States pays 1900, GOO a yesr
far les weather service Great Britain $780,
ooo Germany 56 600, Russia 50 600. Aus
tria $40. 900. Switzerland 100000, France
s60 Geo. And. though DO European ma
lion attempts 10 do as much as we dc, or
.otse general observations more than once
4 dav. the percentage Of veTihcation Of pre-
5;ciions Is rising there, which is hardly
tbo casa in this country. oar weather
.s.vire with fs gtest cost and thorough
orran-raiion, ought io be TIE best IN the
-.-HH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
.N)R RENT.
DAIRY FAREG.
TOR RENT.

las,Th, sat or
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Grammatical criticism ga tho Wild West
...r.. STAT. r......nf

Grammatical criticism iu tho Wild West
NIc.te S1tc Journal
TIE decomuosed corpse which, BEING IL
Illuminated by rush light imagines that
De "a whole electric light system, and
which continues to edit the Nebraska La
la for reasons sdll unknown, devoies
me gelter pert of iis space TO roas. Of
tha Eopcs ID p.r.msut this week. II IS
refrigerator roast Ire corpse m question
eoes on 20 show that The grammar Ussd m
tis home department is faulty, Troclam-
ire chat the expression ''or anybody e.sc's
sunlight H. correct. I. ehou'd nave
been cor auybcdy's else sunlight" How
beautiful upon the mountain are The foot
steps of the mving maniac who preier-
ir.rclsd Jules to custom, Custom is re-
sp1usihla Cor mo- of the things we write.
Cu tom endorses anybody eista' where
% would frown upon 'anybody's ete-
Were no not Tor the custom that permits
men of unba.sucsd mind 60 roam al large,
the Loiora ~ould no longer have az inn
beetle for an ediior
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-09
EINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Mt es3 Per Cent. 80 Governments
Duh but Firm-StooSs Dull-F1our Quiet
and Unchanged-Wheat Weaker.
NEW YORK, March s-Mouey on call
easy at TO per cent; closed offered at ,
per cent; prime mercantile paper 4a6;
sterling exchange dull but steady at 4S54a
1881.
GnuRRNNfFNra-D hnt firm.