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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-29
Large stockraisers OF California aro
losing valuable horses from the grip.


William Tmmons, Postmaster OF Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cincs combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF
same place, says: Find Electric Bitters
to be the best Kidney and Liver mcdi-
cine, made me feel like now man." J.
W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bittcrs is Just the
thing for man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; no
found new strength, good appetite and
felt just like he had q new lease on life.
Only 50 cents bottle, at Logan Drug
Co.'s Drug Store. 9
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Only Ono ut n limo Could Drink.

Chicago Mail
eve had some queer experiences dur
ing the last quarter OF a century," re-
marked Sol Smith Russell tho other
night between acts at the Grand, "but
the one which produced the most pow
erful impression on me. Ithink occurred,
last year at Mobile. Twas dining at the
Lending hotelin thattown and, calling ono
oftho darky walters tome, said: Will you
please bring glass OF water? ',Yis, sab :;
yis, sab, responded the waiter But he
never moved a peg.
After waiting a minute l again at
tracted the follows attention and quiet
ly remarked: Perhaps you did not un-
dcrstand me. l would like glass of
water G-
"oh,yia, sab, sart'inly, sab; bring it
in jist q jiFy, sah.' St..
Wondering at the necessity for SO
much deliberation ] at last lost patience
and said rather sharply: See here!
want 4 glass water and / want it now,
Pm in a hurry
"The darby seemed TO bc genuinely
alarmed, Tor he started toward the kitch-
en- at 4 brisk gait, walked half way across
the dinius,-room, halted, wheeled about
and rather timidly returned to nv table,
where he made II most obscqnions bow
md added, apologetically, Presently,
sah.'
"rhis was little too much, for my
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""lo hath not own'd with repturc.smlttcn
The power of grace, the magic Of a ua,ne?o
asks Campbell, the poet, in his !""p!cas-
ures OF Hope" Pleasures OF Hope, for
sooth. Many and many u woman knows
them no longer. They are in despair
about their health. They are run
down, dcbilitatcl. suffering from what
they know not. 1t may be dyspepsia,
heart disease, liver or kidney disease |;
any or all OF them. The sicknesses OF
women are cured by DR.. Piercc's Favor
tic Prescription. That's whore tho
magic OF q name comes in. This i'm
proves digestion, invigorates the sys-
ten, enriches the blood, dispos aches
and pains, produces refreshing sleep,
dispcls nervousness and melancholy,
and builds up both tho flesh and strength
OF those reduced below healthy stand
ard. 1t is q legitimate medicine, not a
beverage. Contains no alcohol to inc
briate; no sugar or syrup to sour in the
stomach and cause distress. 1t is as
peculiar in its composition as it is mar
velcus in Its remedial results.
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MAINE ANp Gorr.
An lntervlcw With lion. y. II. Scott, of
This CITY, mt rittsburS.

- , T,,. 90 I'm ,a. y. -. se''' "
,y,,.,u,,, fan;n,r,i,, c =" ''"'
M. 80 ?, NJ l',"'
% "ailes " Dla'ho, OF slHhe, anu
Judge Coil OF West Virginia, whose
mines will DO placed DO fore the Ropub.
lican nomipuin, convention ,for lin.
d., M ..o.,a - ~ ~.
nsst "''' sccoliu places on tne national
ticket, according to tho Hon. N. Il.
Scott, OF Wheeling, mt tho Nionouga-
hela Inst evening. Mr.. Scott came ~
from tho West Virginia capital on Il
matter Of business, ~ he said. II was
something moro than n coincidence tl,at
his arrival should have been preceded
only few hours by that OF tho Hon.
Mahlon CHANGE, OF New York, ex.sec.
rotary OF tho tariff League. The CON-
tlemon mot late in the evening in tho
corridor. Mr.. Scott apnroached Mr.
Chance, carrying small niece OF papcr
between his fingers.
~ am sorry not to have met YOU car.
licr,n he said. III have lust received
your note and am ready TO receive tho
letter YOU refer TO-" 81 I0,0
Earlier in the evening. while awaiting
Mr.. Chuncc, Mr.. Scot. showed that
Igentlcman's note to tho reporter. The
tonor OF it was TINT he. Mr., Chance.
Ind letter from thn lInn Stonhnn n
Elkins, a. Washington, to Mr.. Scott.
Tho sirniiicnuco Of tho lnttor rnn onlv
DO estimated from what Mir Scott saws
regarding tho national political stu.
alton. flo il known to be very close to
tho secretary Of war, and the com.
munication Is surnised to have refer
cnce TO tho plan OF campaign being
pursued, as it Is stated. under the
authority OF tho president. Mr.. Scott
stated las. night.in reply TO questions
that there was in tho firs. place perfect
cordially and Il distinct understnndin.
between the president and tho secretary
Us to the presidential nomination.
81 can tell YOU" no said. that while
Mr.. Blaine is neither seeking nor work.
ing for tho nomination, that he will nc
ccpt it, provided HIS health will war.
rant him in undertaking tho fatigue of Il
campaign. In the event OF his signify
ing his Willingness to accent it, Mr..
Harrison's name will not 20 before tho
convention ut all. This is an arrange.
ment we'll understood between tho two.
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Lancaster LG,0 Rerico.
A rather crude citizen OF Seguin, a
small town in Western Texas, was
elected justice OF tho peace, and the
only law book he had was Cushings
Manual. The first case before him was
that OF q cowboy Tor stealing steer.
When tho case was called tho leading
lawyer OF the town, the Hon. John Ire
land by name, was there to defend tho
prisoner. "As thore Is no counsel for
tho other side" he said, ~ mako a
motion that the case be dismissed"
The Justice looked over his manual. "a
motion has to be seconded he said.
Il second the notion promptly re-
spondcd tho prisoner. "Thc motion has
been seconded that the case DO dis.
missed" said the court; "all in favor
will please cay aye" Tho prisoner
and his attorney voted "aye.'' "All
those opposed will say nor Nobody
voted. THE motion Is carried and the
casc is dismissed" repeated the court.
"a motion to adjourn is now in order"
The prisoner made the motion ind the
court adjourned to a saloon in tho vi
rinitv
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MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYnup has
been used by millions OF mothers for
their children while tcething. II dis
turbed at night and broken Of your rest
by 4 sick child suiTeringa and cryingwitl
pain OF cutting teeth send at once and
get bottleof "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children tcethin1. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. 1t cures diar-
rhna, regulates thcstomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, soitcns the gums, re.
duces Inflammation and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. "Mrs.
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription OF ono OF tho Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask
for "MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUp.n
IS - ..Ne. r NrEtw
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Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
End refreshing to tho TASTE, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, oleausos tho sya.
ten cHectuallv, 1ispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy Of its kind over pro.
duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac-
ceptablo to tho stomach, prompt IN
It's action and truly beneficial in its
elects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO Ill and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is tor salo in 500
md 81 bottles by nil leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on band will pro.
euro it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 Try it. 10 not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA itG syrup ca
san FaANCiGCO. CT.
L0W62Iie, w KEY NaRH, TX.
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thirst had grown in scomotrlcal proper.
ton 70 tho waters d!latortness.
"Coniound your exclaimed, do
you intend to bring mo that glass OF WI.
ter, or not2 l'vo been triiled with long
enough now, aud Pm getting weary.
"Pahdon, sah.' replied tho terrified
darby. III jist ono minute, sak. Done
bring II 10 yull iist as soon's ever l kin
Dc odder geln'lcn, obcr dar, Is using
dc glass now but hc III BIO trough wild ii
In Il minute. =,
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An International -Iystcry,

Good Nc1rs. =
First Citizen-Strangc, isn't it, that
the inhabitants OF China should NAL
treat the missionaries sent TO them from
Christian countries?
Second Citizon-Simply Incompetent
sible. Hello! What's the row down
street?
First Citizcn-0h, nothing but lot
OF fun-lovins boys pounding Chinee.
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"Did you ever write any Beautiful
Snow poetry" ~ tried it once but the
editor pronounced it beautiful slush."
Indianapolis Journal.
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IT looks like a tramp, ma'am," he
said, but | amt. Pm sailor, ma'am.
was wrecked md washed ashore y
you amt been washed since, I'll
wager said the unsympathctic woman.
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l USED three bottles OF Mothers
Friend" and when l was sick never
went to bed until 1880, and my boy
was born at 3 q. IN. with scarcely any
pain. Twill do all | can in recommend
ing it to expectant mothers.
Your thankful friend,
Mis-. 3. i. WALrsR1Us.
Marion, O., Sept, 1890.
Sold ut wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co., and all druggists. p4w.6 i
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BEWARE OF FRAUps.-Bo sure YOU ses
the genuine Dr.. Thomas Electric Oil,
ltcures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness
and Rheumatism. pAw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Monoy mud Stuck
NJnrkots,

IEw fons, jau. :S-StOnoy on cnll easy n!
~ TO 2pCr cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed
offered nj ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper
dajH per cent stcTlns exchange qule, but
firm ut 81 Slai So Sales 81, IA shRreL
Although the stock market still continues
broad, It's activity GnI strength to-day were In
spots, aud while IN The few shnrcs which ie.
celycd special attention there wep marked nd.
yanccS geored, tho general list was held within
narrow limits md during the greater portion Of
inc dny displayed no decided tendency OF prices
IN other direction, though developing Il strong
temper towards the close. On the whole II was
RSttong market. Special attention was called
10 Manhattan, which continued In is rapid up.
ward movement and touched I'D.
The coAlcE were much more quiet than ,lstinl
Of late. aud LaOkawAnna became \ shining mark
l0r Tho bears, but came out from u heavy pres.
sure lltto tho lower Che Union lacitlcs were
strong within comparatively narrow limits The
features Of the day In addition 10 these shares
were tho gFanBGrs and Gould stocks, together
with the Northern Pacific preferred. In I'LL OF
thcsc there was n marked Increase In activity
toWIrd tho cnd OF the session and nil made hind.
some gains At the time, The close was active
and StronyG. or near tho top figures OF tho day
a. ltailro1d bonds were less Nc,iYe. Sales S!,SyJ,.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ga iar volume OF business
was done In wheat to-day. The opening was
price Of the day. Thereafter, with one or Two
breaks, the market vas strong and the close wa,
near the top, and nj an advance Of l13c compared
with yesterday. Rather active buying OF cash
wheat by foreigners was reported at the sea-
board, though thoy were said to be for future
delivery
Corn wns more active and decidedly higher.
Oats were strong and higher
Hog products were active aud higher.
Flour steady and unchanged.
oWIIEAT-cash No. 2 spring S7Ac; No. 3sp.lng
S0nSlC; No. rcd SDISnJDc; january S6l}GS7l1
aS7l4c: MAy 9yyla9lasaJlnc.
CoES-Clsh No. 9 500; January %55Ea39G39c;
February %Sa3911 saS955Sc: May lOail2EAilhc.
29c: May So}lA2lH a3lAc.
RADLEy-No. ., b9aGoc
FLASsRED-96c.
MESS PoRK-Casl ss 5Oa8 s.: January Gil Goa
II S2I!all 50: May Sll SDai2 l9t.al2 10.
LAhD-CSh 81 l7}3a6 20: lunuary g 37Ha6 50a
6 %: May SO G5aG 7I1..G6 77E.
SHORT RIus-Cash s. Si%g5 s.: January IS c. x
as s2il55a5 soy; May IS 9jaj LOAD 10.
Snou1DEES-$: IS; short clear 81 0oa6 50.
BurTER-Firm; fancy creamery 29uGoc: fine
western Cease; ordinary 2la2ic; selected diaries
EGGs-Qulet at 23a2ic.
NEW YonK, jan. oS.-Flour. receipts 5000
barrels; exports 400 barrels; market dull; sales
?l,Ot0 barrels. Wheat, receipts 5000 bushels:
exports $4,000 bushels; sales 92jO.000 bushels OF
futures and $4,000 bushels OF spot; spot market
unsettled; No. red 99c: ungraded red Wl4ca
February 81 0lHal o1l{al o.: March 81 ora
! G}1fai 021S; April 81 0ja; May 81 Ol}sAl 0?2s3sa
| OK: June 81 oO1s; july, 9Slc. Rye lower:
western 92ao5c. Barley dull and weak: No, >
tFnn tOn- Yin TFrr .,lntI h,,ul,
els; exports lgS coo bushels; sales 5000 bushels
;of futures and 1i2Co0 bushels OF spot market
stronger; ungradeu7 mixed i3ajlisc; january
zoe: February 4g1lc: March iy5Gc: April 49jac;
5000 bushels: exports 500 bushels: Gales 325,Coo
bushels OF futures and % O bushels Of spot: mar
ket Gctiye and firm; january 3J11zc: February
S5lc: March 3GaISc: May 3it4c: No . white
SSlllc; No. . Chicago S8Hn3G1Gc Hwy and hops
airy l3.4Onl3.3Oc; February l2t5al2sCc: March
l2.5oal255c; April l225c: May l2.05Al2. lie; June
l2.0Qal2.05: July ll.75all.95c; September 1l.7ja
ll.Soc: spot Rio quiet NJ lS1Bc. Sugar duh and
easy; oil A SiGc.. Molnssei steady. Rice quiet.
quiet. Tnrpentlno quiet. Eggs quic: and steady:
western 2ia2jc. Pork steady: mess g. 75ulO IS;
extra prime % 50. Cut meats strong: Lard firm;
western steam 50 S22; February 50 50; March
firm; western dairy l9G2Sc; do creamery 22:.,.32c.
Cheese firm.
baltimore, Nh. Jan. ?s-Whcat quiet and
easy: No. . red spot. J0nuary and February
81 0lHGl 0lll: March IL Ol4.al o.; May 81 02isi.
O&hs receipts $500 bushels; shipments 5000
iS1!ai0c: February 4SHaisHc: March 47Zaisc:
shipments 5000 bushels. Oats easy; No. J
while western 2SHc; Hay firm; good 10 choice
timothy sl3 50al5 50. Rye weak n! 92c legs
steady at 2sc. Coffee firm; Rio l7c.
Dt,,, II Ia, Co
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Am HAPPENED on FRIDAY.

Maytlower landed on Friday.
Bastile was burned on Friday.
Moscow was burned on Friday.
Washington was born on Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday.
America was discovered OH Friday.
Lincoln was asaassinated on Friday.
Queen Victoria was married on Fri.
dry. n
Battle of Marcngo was fought on Fri.
day.
King Charles I was behcaded on Fri.
day. T'
Baltic of Waterloo was fought on Fri.
day. so
Julius Cesar was assassinated on Fri
day.
Battle Of New Orleans was fought on
Friday.
joan o Of Arc was burned a. tho stake
on Friday.
Declaration OF Independence was sign.
cd on Friday.-MtVars Call.
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1900 Genuine Tyler Curtain D eeks s2I and
e2a Het Spot Cneh. 10 -ol
no. dO01 Antique Oak Standard Tyler Desks,
afs. Gin. long by o:t. DIN. high. Mice and Dust
Proof. HIrc Bottom under drawers; patent; 1srnsJ
lined Curtain; Polished Oak; Writing Table; Tum.
bier lock; one lock securing NIL drawers; heavy
cardboard Filing Boxes; Cupboard In end; Pnnelcd
Finished Bnck; Extension Arm Slides; Weight
goo lbG Price, r. .. Il. nj Factory, S2l Net.
Also 1000 Antique Ash Decks.
No. zoos. Same as above, c cpt made OF Solid
Antique Ash. rood Us ouk. Weight 900 ihx
Price F. o. Il. M Factory, S2I Net. Shipped
from our indianapolis. factory direct, Nndc and sold
solely BY inc TYLER DESK CO., St. Louis, Mo.
100 paso Catalogue OF Bank couleri Deit eto In eolpsa
anes, over printed. hooks free: postage Is cent 80
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Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
From Bridgeport Station.

FROM bridgeport Station.
Trains vla tho Cleveland ,t PITTSBURGH RsI,.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburgh Chicago
and Cleveland, i:i9 u. IN. For Pittsburgh IO:i.
q N. For Chicago and Cleveland, ! 100 D. m. For
p !oi,s and New York. 2:4i p M. For WelI.
Trains arrive a. Bridgeport. az 8:OJ q m, 1850
m: 40 p. III, s:l5 p. H.. 4:5l y. H., and 6:iS
p III 1af. % llf-i 7Ir -
NJ, FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trims via theI Pittsburgh CincInnnti :. q,
Louis Railway-pan.iiundf Eoutc-lcave Wheoi.
t Mg lor steuoenvillc Pittsburgh and The East.
~ q. m. 1870 ?; H.. 30 p. H.. and ooj p M,
for columbus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis mid St
ana Chicago 1890 p. IN. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing ~ :Hh M. 800 a. m. 2:35 p. m. $50 D. IN.
Ela 20 y. m. Trains leave q. Go a. N. and
arriving GS:oQ =. IN. run solid between Wheel.
Sunday -. - $50 NV
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa. jan. 29.-Cattlc. receipts
lib head: shipments l,49l head: market slow.
Hogs. receipts LOCO head; fhipmcuts 1850 head !:
market steady at $; 60,ti 50. Sheep. rce,ptS 100
head; shipments 500 head: market firm at yes.
terday's prices,
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 2s.--Ilogs weaker: COM
mon AVID light g G00i Is: packing and butchers
s. 25a' co. receipts 1000 head; shipments 2,c0o
lrll. =. --- 49,
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Metals.

New York. Jan. ?S-Pig iron firm; American
els 75a17 Is. Copper quiet; lake go G2lk, Lead
quiet; domestic s. 25atS0 TIN quiet; straits
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tickets. " u'a''i'"tto' W
w, J. ROBINSON General PASSENGER Arn., Par.
kerbuy W. Va 2sI1',' N ''e''i ''i-'
4. J. handy Aaslsau! Conceal Passenger
Agent Parkcssburg. ". Va. -7G7,.l N 80
II: :; ~ y. IosLiSsoS. Passenger Agcn. Wheeling
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Cotton,

cIscLSsATI, O., Jan. es-co,ton steady; mid.
ding nc. y
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MaCHINiSTS

! NHE WEEKLY INTELLIGEN GER
Journal. 1t L. original in every denari tn
eean IN every limo and suited as It il intended
fs,,ii. st ~ anu improve every member Of tho
ia11ly whether in city or county, - i','i''''a
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iovornmcn, aud s,ato bonds dull and steady.

y. s. As reg............ll6 New York Centralall5H
US. Is coupon.."lt6 Ohio & Mississippi. ~
Y. !. MS rcg....m.l00 do prelerrcd.m..,. Is
Pacific is OF 'v5......lOg Oregon lmprovo't.. 41l
AtChiSon.,"."".... i24IOteSon Nhv..".,...... VOH
Adams ESprcSs.....llS Oregon TTnns,...... 1913
American Express.llT Pacific Mn!l..n.....,.. 500
Canada PaciHc.... ~ Pittsburgh. .....,.,.lM :
Canada Southern. COZ Pullman PRlNcG.....lS7
Central pEciNc....... 81 ITcGding..........n. Az
Chesapeake & Ohio % Rock Island .."....... wa
10 first preferred C24ls. Paul. SllS
do second prGfd I3a do preferred. ..ml253
Chi. Bur 4 Quncyll0 ISL. Paul & OMAHA, LOI8
Del. 4 llndsOn..lgGii do preferred. ..llAA
bel, Lack. & WcSt.llj ITcnn CoNl & Iron. All
Don. & Il, q. preid ~ TexiH paclfc......... l9ll5
E7te:..... ..A.-. 3l1{I Union laciiIc....,.. 1875
h0tt Wayne..",...l523y' L, :. EXpreSS,"...... IS
Illinois Central. ... lu9IyIW., ST. L. Il P.....,l II
Kansas & foXHS..... 1914 do prcicrrcia.. .. 3OM
Lake Shore. ,...... 1881 Wells Fargo ES.....ltO
Louisville & Nash. TG3 Western Unlon.,... SIX
Memphis & Chase 70 Am. Cotton 0il...,, S6ls
Michigan Ccntrnl,.l06 Colorado CoAl....... 3SlR
Missouri Paciiic.., Gi Iron Silver. ........,.l.0
Nashville 4 Chntt... 20 Quicksilver. ......,,t
New Jersey Centralll6 do prciGrreda..... 20
Norfolk 4 W. prefd ly1lISutro..... ...... =,
Northern Paciilc... 2iXiRchmd&W.r y. r., l5il
do ,p7efCrred...... GSl? Chicago GGss........ Is
Northwestern. llSE. Lead Trt,St..o.... %
do prcierrrd......l4l Sugar Trust........,, Sa7A
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PrrILADEEpllIA PA, jan. 2S-Flour weak,
Wheat firm; No. . red January anti February
sl0Cal 00Ia: March 81 0lHal o.: April 81 U315.
uary, February and March t71.aiSc. Oats fnirly
nctlvc; No. ) white 3SaSSl1c; No. 2whi,e JIM
uary SS1SGs9c: February. March and April sSI5c.
Butter firm; Pennsylvania creamery extra ga
&c. Eggs scarce and firm; Pennsylvania tlrs,s
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CH!HUtflHtlu NORTHUMBERLAND, 5:IUTI IT., UN!ly
except Sunday.
Grafton accommodation. 2:l0 y. m, daily.
Moundsvillc accommodation $40 a. H.. OK.
cept Sunday, and 2:l0 p. m. daily
Cameron accommodation, 600 p. H.. except
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-05-19

Many of our readers have received
circular issued by committee
interested in the better improve
ment of the Greenwood Cemetery
grounds to which we hope care
full attention will be paid. Perhaps
nothing more expresses the advance
in the civilization of people than the
attention which they pay to the homes
Of the dead. 1t is not superstition but
a becoming reverence which induces
men to sdorn the gardens where lie
the forms of those not lost but gone
before. IL is the care we take of jew
els which evinces our sepse of their
value and the pains we bestow upon
the little plats where all that is NOR
tai OF our friends is entomei evinces
our regard for them and remembrance
OF their kindness and virtues. The
small price which is paid for lots in
our cemetery does not allow of the in
veSting of a sufficient fund TO properly
care for individual lots, the income of
the Association being entirely exhaust
ed in the labor and expense necessary
to take care of the streets, vacant
grounds, fences and conyeniences for
the public. Hence it becomes neces-
sary that each lot owner shall assume
the care of his own lot. but in order
20 enable this TO be done with the
least expense in the most efficient
manner cooperation is advisabls.
The committee was appointed with
this end in view and the experience of
the past year has shown that a small
expense secures tie moving of the
lots with lawn mower with suffici.
ent extra attention to supply barren
spots with grass. This year the sum
of two dollars is asked from those
who have not contributed before and
one dollar from those who sent funds
last year. Where flowers are set out
and must be watered and cared for it
is found that the annual expense is
five dollars. The committee can sup
ply nice plants of hardy flowers for
dollar in addition should any not liv-
ing in the vicinity desire to have their
plats adorned. An early response is
desired. As will be seen the expense
is actually less than the time of any
one is worth to do the work, and
being done Systematically is more eff
fectiye in its results.