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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-23

fealurelesA The weakness in wheat and pro
YiAions he ped t0depresa corn.
In oats there was a moderate demand Win 9
range of nc In fluctuations.
-Four dull and unchanged.
WREAr-Cash No. . surfing u7la7ec: No
sprlug 6la7Oc: No. . Tcd 7l1aaI2c: November ~
GIg1aIi} 70: December 'aIta saIsssc; May 'e5s'
coRS-Cnh NO. 2. 4i5lc; November 4igSail7sa
4lZsc; December 4i!<ai2ailjSc; May 4G4ai7'sr
"6Eis-ca,h No .. Sic; November soisaaoz.a
1ohci December sl5Ia3i%a5i@s; May &'taS6>sr
RYE-No. >. 49%c.
BARLEY-So. :. orc.
FLANsEEp--3l Gl}@.
TfIorTYsgED-sl Is.
Mgs PoRg@Cash ei2O0. bid sl2 S2l5. January
si4 +Sal4 75ali IS; Nay 81. JOali 6jail CO.
LARp-CaSh md November SO 0gnl0 t01lO Oli
January s. 7TSAS PJaS 61ysi May Is Gg4S Gas o.
SHORT Rms, all 81 20; JANUARY 81 52iEa7 61a
7G: May 81 Sjn7 65aT 6h.
Others unchanged.
NEW York. Nov. % -Plour, receipts 1900
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; market easy
sales 400 barrels Wheat. receipts 22i,0a
bushels; exports 10000 bushels; sales s0O,oOy
bushels OF futures md AO,Oy bushels OF spot:
spot market quiet; ungraded f2a..E8ci options
steady; No. = red Decemb Der n5se: January
7sLc: Nay 6SsusS5ic. Rye dull Barley dull;
exports 700 bushels; sales $500 bushels OF
futures aud Sc 90 bushels oil spot; merSet
dun and easier: uuSradcd mixed Jog: Decem'
be- 5OIGc; January GApslGfGllAc: May We;
Oats, reueintg 6I.D0O bushels; exports JOG
bushels; sales 10000 bushels Of futures and
65,OOO bushels Of spot; spot market quiet ana
tirner; December JJ4ci January &c; Nay 4G2Ie;
No . spot white 40; No : Chicago S6t{c.
Coffee firm at l5a2j points, up. Sugar dun.
Molascs quiet. I;icc steady. TAllow dull.
RIosIn quiet TurpentIne quiet, Eggs quiet
Pork firm. Cut meats quiet. Lard lower and
duh; western steam $40 %: November so ~:
December SDGS; January PCS. Butter fteady.
Cheese firm.
Wheat weak; No. . red November 7ici December
7il4R7ILyc: January 7554a76c; February I,2salsc'
Cora quiet; No. 2 mixed November aS3saiSs1ic;
January and February iec. Oats easier; no: .
white ii4e; No. . white November u A9llslc;
December, January and February 4g.4c Butter
quiet; PeunSyty1nla prInt extra Sai3Gc. Eggs
urn; Pennsylvania tirsis Sc
CIScIHSATI. o Nov. @a-Flour easy: Wheat,
No. ? rcd tic; receipts 2..D0 bushels; shipments
5000 bushels. Corn easier; No. 2 mixed &c,
Oats strong: No. 2 mixed &c, Rye. fttn; No: :
Sic. Pork higher at SiI2i Lard dul, ut SyoJa
40. Bulk meats llrnl At e. - Bacon steady ut
50 7lSa9 20. Whkky firm at Il 10 Butter, egg,
sugar and cheese firm.
BALTIMORE, Mn. Nov. 2a.-whcnt weak; No. .
rcd suOt and November 72c, December IJ54c;
NAV SltIc. Corn dull; mixed spot and Novein'
Der iSEG: January CSC. Oats friner ana htgiel'
bSc. Hay ttrmCr nj sli 5nal5 90 Provisions IN
changed. Butter firm NJ Sic. Eggs firm at &c.
Cotlec firm; Rio lie.
TOLEDO. o.. Nov. 2a.-Wheat active andlower:
No. . cash aud November 73li.c; December ~;
May S0isG, Corn dull: 10. cash 1915; Oats
seed active aud lower: cash No. as1 20; January
81 IS; February $3.50; March SIX o..
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THE COTTON EXCITEMENT.
Tho situation Ye,tordny According t
Henry CI~ws & Co.

Special Dispatch to he EnteEiqeaccr.
NEW YoRx, n. Y, Nov. ~2%-Liycrpool to-day
again surprised the trade with an advance oi
7-6i IN futures and I'd on spots. with sales Of
10000 bales Futures here opened at an advance
of 20 points, with nm active trading, and remain
cd tlrm. above all the offerings until tho last
hour, when n reaction OF : points took place.
Spots were advanced 3.l6; midulingS now 95.lG.
Port receipts were moro liberal to-day with
about i3.OJD expected In New Orleans tomorrow.
There Is still nothing in sight 10 cause much
decline and the Scntilncnt Is mostly in favor OF
tho bull side. There Is no telling how far the
present excitement can carry prizes upward. RS
the speculative purchases continue In large vol
umc. buyers being encouraged By their past sue
ccSSiul operations, and but few have the courage
to oppose tho movement, rs the facts are all In
favor OF bulls, HENRY Cl.Ews " Co.
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CHICAGO Nov. @..-Cuduhy & Wright to-day
disposed Of considerable portion Of their nod.
.ngs Of pork mud ribs. A slump nt 80 IN pork.
&c IN lardand i7@Sc III Abs was largely a result
OF the reaction.
Wheat opened II shade higher. Influenced
chiefly by the decrease in the a!tnuut on hind.
But tho free deliveries In the northwest aud &c.
ports that the deliveries would oniy be n.
striGted by the scarcely Of uArs Rude II weak feel.
lug. Gables were also weak aud IN Eonc pnr.
tons lower. All this In connection with tho
cSccellng dizziness aud narrowneSs OF this trade
promoted tt decllne. Tie visible supply was the
largest on record. The market recovered some.
what on tho small receipts estimated FOR 70.
Cora was extremely slow and the nArto.
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Or any other similar epidemic, thoblood
and the whole system should DO kept in
healthy condition. il you feel worn out
or have that tired feeling" in the
morning, do not be guilty of neglect.
Give immediate attention TO yourself.
Take Hood sarsaparillat o give strength,
purify the blood and prevent disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-23

CaAt-Extra. OlOOO to 100 lbs. 3.?5aS.soc:
TBS. 2tia3c; fair, 700 to 500 lbs. 25JssaE14c; common,
coo % 200 lbs. 2n2Ac; bulls, 2a!14c; cows,
Egs@Extra, 5.25a5.4Oc; good, 6.lSa62Sc; COM
SSe1GExtra, s4asXc: good, sa3Itc; com.
NOR 2a2hc; lambs, 3Ha4t%c.
Freh Cops-In moderate demand, Soai0;
calves. dA5c.
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CHICAGO, Ill.,. Nov. 2c.-Cattie. receipts $500
mead: shipments 1000 head; market slow;
natives ST eOa5 10: others s! T0at s.: Texans
s. l0a1 90; westerns s. $5ai 90; cows slOla9 50.
Hog, receipts 5000 head: shipments 1000 head
market Sc higher: rough and common s. iGaj S.;
packing and shipping s. 00a0 W; prime heavy
cc!pts 1000 head: shipments 2,OOl head: marIe.
SO higher: lambs 5oc higher; natives s. S0l5 -;
westerns 81 GoGi rs; lambs IS 75a5 60.
EAST Liberty, Pa. Nov. 2.-Cattlc. receipts
$50 head: shipments 500 head: market firm at
yesterdays price,. Hogs, receipts loo bead;
shipments 1000 head: market firm; PhllRdcl'
ph!ns 81 sous %: mixed S. 75nj 80: Workers s. Goa
5 G. Sheep, receipts 1850 head; shipments
1000 head; market firm Oh good at yesterdays
prices.
C~iSc1SSArT. o.. Nov. 22.-Hogs strong and
higher nt Il 75a5 9S; receipts 1900 head; ship.
meutgn ,OOO head.
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RAILROADS.
wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after SATURDAY.. October j, 1897 trains
viii run as follows CITY time:
LEAVE W~HgELSG-96;0O m, 200 a. m. 500
n. NJ, 900 q. m, 1000 n. n. ll:00 a. ~. l2:00 m.
90 p. m. 100 p, IN, 800 p IN, 400 p. M, 500
p m. Coop. IN, ZOO r. m, 500 p m, $3.50 n
NJ. ! 30 n. m.
FAVE Elm GRovE-"6OO a. M. 700 a. NJ. 500
n M 0 Goa. n. 1900 n, IN, iI;0O a. m. 1900 IN.
100 e. IN. 200 p m. 100 p m. 400 p. m. $500
p. m. 500 p. ~, 900 p. M. g.; % p. IN 9:lC p
IN. 10 lUp nj.
opal except Sunday.
suSDAY-Church lrnIus leave Elm Grove a.
9:iS a III, and Wheeling az l!:l7 n. m.
II, L. WEISGERBER.
ocl General Manager
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FATAl neglect is a little short of sui
eide. The consequences of u neglected
cold are too well known to need repeat
ing. DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
cures a cough promptly. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee OF satisfaction.
Dkg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-23
AFTER THE BATTLE
Ia The Little Kaaawha Valley
Mattors Grow Quist,
SOME QUEER THINGS IN POLITICS

Men Who Voted AgaInpt a Froc River
and Against Their Own VntoreSts to
Which Charley Caldwell Was
Pledged-.other Defeated Repubii.
cans and Some Who We're Saved
From tho wreck.--JudGo Loomis'
Defeat a Blessing IN Disguise.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
Time Table No s. totakc eject 1891 q. m,
Sunday MoNo Mbut n. lSlL

NWTIHy t'V7VITVVT u IoF-
Leave w~heeiipg-6;lD 1880 f7:l5 $500. To:tj,
1855. tiO;-3. ili;D a. m, lll:lj, Ii:D, 1900,
s3:!O. oi:3i. tj.l. 1910 D n.
Leave poninNutN--tS:i6. 1886. tee. fS:l7,
1851. 1881 tiO:2I. eil:j7 a. ~. tl2;3. HISS,
t3:OS o3.g2 ";:ii, $685. Ti:2j y. m.
Leave Terminal JunGGon-tj:2T, 1852, 800.
9lO;oa 'i0:l2!. tli;h n NJ: Els. ta:li, $40,
pj:i6. i5:l7, tj:ht, ts:2h, ti0:i9 p. m.
Leave Laugniin's MIl-t7:2l. HE'S a. m (;
ills. 0s:i! e5:iS p. m.
Leave Do Has CroSSing-F:2S. f1i:lO a m.
HAS o2:iA. aS:l9p. Ia.
eDally tDnily except sunday. ssandayS oul,
AL trains win RIM on Eastern Time. Clock IN
the Telegraph oGlco at Wheeling. IS tho stand
lie TAUssIG. Superintendent
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Wool.

NEW YonE. Nov. 22-Wooi firm: domestic
fleece 2jas5c: pulled 21a1lc; Texas l5G2Ic.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Wool, quiet; prices
steady aud unchanged,
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FlNANcE AND TRADE.
Tho FSutures of tho Money a Stock
Markets.

Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
new YoRK, Nov. 22.-Moncy on cali easy, rang.
ing from 1 to X per cent las! loan 4 per cent;
closing offered at 4 per cent. Prime mcrcnn-
tito paper Gao per cent, Sterling exchange firm
ct 81 SI1Iai IS. Sales 2i5,0 0 shares.
The stormy market, after II comparatively
quiet opening and various attempts oil the part
of the beArJ 10 deprcss the list. became strong to
buoyRnt. Operations IN the leading railway
stocks were on HsmGll scale, and the fluctuations
ms n rule were confined within narrow limits.
As a result OF the bearlSh demonstrations prices
a. one time showed II decline from yesterdays
closing OF "a to ~ per cent. Subsequently tho
losses were more than recovered, New England
rising IA, RcNdiug md Burlington 4 Quincy Il
nnIo Others Il per cent While thCSe changes
In progress there we're some decisive movem Cntc
in The days operations, Wheeling * Lake Eric
common scored a rise Of 1 points and St. Paul
Preferred moved up ono on free purchases The
general market closed strong In tOuO Vt or near
the highest figures OF the dn;.
Railroad bonds firm; snleS Sl,i62,0O.
Government and stats bonds dull.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-PIg Iron SI3 Goals 30.
COp2Sr strong; lake sll 20. Lead dull: dc.
nestle 81 IS. Tin castor; straits SO 25a20 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-23

ARE you constipatod? Bastin's Kid
ney and Liver Tea effects a permanent
cure. % cents. W
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HOOPS Pills cure liver ills, jaundiee,
biliousncss, sick headache, constipa.
ton. l
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c~lScgSArr, o. Nov. 22,-co:ton strong; mid.
ding BIC
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QUOTATIONS.


sheop-The market was active for good stock,
hu medium and poor grades were In neglect;
Prices ruled firm. B. II, Cook reports the sale OF
1880 sheep and lambs at the quoted prices.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BoUSI

On and after Monday. April g. Pss.engee
cept sunday. Central Time.
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~CIScrEsAri. o Nov. @a-Flour easy. Wheat,
No. 2 rcd tic; receipts 2..OO bushels; shipments
Oats strong; No. 2 naked sc. Rye frm: No. 2
Sic. Pork higher at siI2j. Lard dul! at SOFA
30. bulk meats llrni At Ss - Bacon steady nj
50 ~ tsa9 20. Whkky firm at 81 H. Butter, egg,
gt,t.t av,I nknngn NiHR1
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From Pittsburgh io9o a m dssly. sad 12:B
n. m. daily. except suudayi $50 and lo:lSp p. NJ
WA Washington accommodation. 7:SoA n, daily.
except sunday.
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Tropical Fruis-Lemons. 81 90 per box; bau-
Gnns, 81 00aI 10 per bunch. ne of .iI tstsa
Ngddbie.-Ca6hago home grown. 81 90 per
barrel: Early Rose potatoes, +5aSOc per buShel:
onions, 90c per busheL Sweet potatoes 50 I5a
3 50 per barrel.
hnrrieS, s. 40 Der box.
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For Pittsburgh s:1o and 7:2OA m. daily; i:SI
\. M. daily, except sunday
For Pittsburgh and the EaSt. e:0op m, dai.I.
washington accommodation oNOp M, dauy'
except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-05
Likely to Interest You.

A Holland Mich woman gave birth
TO child the other day that had foot
at the end of its right arm, and nand
on the end Of the left leg.
In Vienna they have a single word
for an occurrence verp common with
them in winter-the bursting OF water
pine. This is the word: "HochQuellen-
observation-disclosures"
The Chicago burglar keeps abreast OF
the times. Three hundred Patti con-
cert tickets were stolen from the Audi
forum box office the other night.
Francis Brady, a cooper, 70 years old,
living in Mlllersville, Pa, resides in the
same house in which he was born and
has never been out of sight OF 1t.
In the February Century John VIII
Hanson Palmer describes pioneer Days
In San Francisco" and quotes two bills
of fare, one Of which offerr ham at 81
per portion, the other offers hash, low
grade" for rs Genus, and "hash, Is car
ats" for 81.
A single bee, with all its industry,
energy and innumerable journeys 1t has
to perform, will not collect more than
a teaspoonful of honey in a single
season, yet the total weight OF honey
taken from a single hive is often from
60 to 100 pounds-a profitable lesson to
man of great results from united LABOR
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SHE Will RETURN.
Mrs. Captain Osborne Who Stole the Har.
greaves Jewels Win stand Trial fol
Perjury.

Mrs. Captain Osborne Who Stole the Har-
greaves Jewels Win stand Trial for
Perjury.
LONDON, February AIRS. Florence
Ethel Osborne, for whose arrest on a
charge Of perjury warrant is In the
hands OF the police, and who 1t was an
nounced on Tuesday last was about to
return from Irun, Spain, TO surrender
to the authorities, is taking the step en-
tirely Of her own volition.
She says she does not want to inflict
any further ruin on her husband Cap
tain Osborne, who, unless she came
back and answered the charge against
her would be compelled TO leave the
Army. Captain Osborne, IT will be re-
called, married the lady after Mrs Har-
greaves had charged her with the theft
OF her jewels and he was firm believer
In her innocence, until indisputable
proof Of her guilt was placed before
him.
He has stood by her In all troubles
and after she arrived at Irune, he ex-
pressed to her his willingness TO Join
her and accompany her in flight TO a
more remote region II she so desired.
She thought it better, however, for her
TO return and stand trial and thus, II
possible, save her husband from the fur
Their consequences Of the act for which
she was alone responsible. 1t is said
that Mrs. Osborne expects to be con-
fined in Nav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-05
oRILD-srEALERs ABROAD.

The kidnapping of eight-year old
WARD WATERBURY, son Of wealthy
farmer OF Winchester county, New
York, might have furnished the
nucleus for another CHARLIE Ross
case, although it is very I'M
likely that a case similar 10 the great
unsolved New Jersey mystery could &C.
cur in these days Of perfect communica-
ton and improved police facilities. Be
sides, the child in this case was old
enough TO cause his captors cousidera-
bic trouble in secreting him. He stood
at the head Of his class in school, was
bright, active and manly little fellow,
certain not TO lose his identity and to
thoroughly understand the situation.
He was on his way to school with his
books under his arm and pair Of skates
slung over his shoulder when he was
waylaid and dragged away by his kid
napDers, who gained several hours start
Of the searching party by reason Of the
fact that the boy was not missed until
some time after school had closed and he
did not appear at home at the usual
hour. Then the search began. Soon a
hundred men were on the trail. The
tracks Of the child-stealerS were plain
in the snow for a considerable distance,
but were soon lost.
This was on Monday night. That
same night an anonymous note was re-
ceiyed asking the father to come to a
certain spot on Tuesday night, and
hand over TO the kidnappers $4,000 and
receive back his little son..
Dispatches in yesterday and this
mornings REGISTER tell the sequel.
The kidnappers, evidently too fright
ened to carry ont their pro-
gramme, dropped the little fellow and
he was returned home safe and sound
early Wednesday morning. The kid
nappers have been captured. 1t would
doubtless have been a case Of summary
Justice had they fallen into the hands Of
the neighbors Of the WATERBURYs
Monday night.
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FITZSiNMONs

FrTZSDlMONs has cut his throat and it
said will die OF the wound. His death
will remove most desperate criminal.
He is said to belong to wealthy family
OF Brockyille, Ont, and 10 have been
educated in a Montreal college. Eight
or nine years ago he ran away with the
daughter OF q Louisiana planter. He
lived with her in Europe in handsome
style, and on his return to thiScOuntry
operated as a confidence man and as
the head OF gang Of robbers who
operated in Erie, Pittsburg and other
towns in Western Pennsylvania. In
January, 1891, he robbed a jewelry
store in Homestead, Pa, OF 147 watches
and chains and other property, the
whole being worth about $4,000. He
was aided by a girl named LAURA
SNowDEN, a pretty Typewriter who was
supposed to be entirely reputable and
honest. The police got on her track,
and, it is alleged, she betrayed FITzsrM-
MONS, but when two detectives attempt
ed to arrest him he shot and killed one
of them, ID. H. GuKINsoS, wounding
Ing the other, also. The murderer es-
capped, but was arrested in Braddock.
He was convicted of the robbery and
was waiting TO be tried for killing GIL
KINSoN when, on the night Of Septem-
Der Is, he escaped from the Pittsburg
burg Jail. lie sawed two bars Of his
cell window, crawled through into the
jail corridor, climbed up hand over hand
30 feet by the sash cords to the ledge Of
a window, sawed of a bar, crept out on
the roof, aud got down TO the ground
by the aid Of the rope with which he
had climbed up to the window.
The rest is current history. The clue
that led TO his capture in New Orleans
was obtained from another prisoner who
was his confdant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-05
TEE OLD QUESTION.

In Recorder SuYrH's court in New
York young CARLYLE w. HARRIS has
been found guilty Of numbering his
young wife. The verdict was murder
in the first degree. The defense will,
Of course, appeal the case.
That the trial was fairly conducted
there can be no doubt, and there is
small chance Of the verdict being set
aside by the higher court,
HARRIS is charged with having pois-
oned mis- wife. He is medical student
and the evidence points to him as the
perpetrator of one Of the most cold
bIooded and cruel murders in the an
mails oi crime,
But the evidence is wholly cjrcum-
stantlal II is strong and there seems
TO be no reasonable doubt as to his
guilt, but there is no positive evidence
Of il. The crime young HARRIS is
charged with calls for capital punish
ment, but the case brings up the old
question as TO whether or not a person
should be hung-or, as in this case,
"electroCuted"-on circumstantial evil
dence. OF course, il HARRIS is guilty
electroeution is 'too good for him." but
it is a grave question whether or not 1t
is right to infict capital punishment in
a case where the evidence Of guilt is
not positive. There have been in
stances where the law has taken the
life OF a man on circumstantial evidence
only to discover when too late that he
was innocent. "Be sure you're right,
then go ahead, is a good motto for the
courts as well as for the rest Of US.
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Notice to Contractors.
o,,,,r Ro,nn wonIp,s FAIR MASAsrRs,

0FYICE BOARD WORLD > 4 Aih hAS AgNN1f
PARKERsBURs, W. VA, Jan. Z, lss2.
DIps FOR THE ERECTION AND CoAPLE
ID ton OF the State Building Tor west VIZ
ginia, 10 be built at Chicago, on the communal
EXPOSITION Grounds, at Jackson FAIs' IN 80
cordance with the plans, drawings ana speclh
cations prepared for the same by j. l.. slisOee,
Architect OF Chicago, Illinois, are called iSr Dy
the board o! Worlds Fair Managers OF mes'
Virginia, an. =.
tho ofIiee OF the Board in Psrkersburg, w. Va,
Office OF Jonn 6. Nsylor, Wheeling, w. va
ONCE OF Hon. r. S. Carr, Charleston, w: Va,
office OF the County Clerk, ClarEsonfg W. Va
Office OF Hon. Geo. 81. Bowers nSItlhs99tg, w
Va and az the Office OF !. l.. Sllsoee, % Lake
side Building, Chicago, Illinois
All bids must be for the whole OF the building
complete as called for, and Tor lumber pro.
duced within the State OF West Nlrslhla, encsps
the bidder; building TO be completed oy the 10Th
OF October, 1894 ,,
Each bidder must furnish with his bid bond
Of $1,000 with three sureties satisfactory 10
the Board, for the full and proper performance
OF the work as set forth and required oy tue
architect and 70 insure the Board against All
lose damage or other suits arising from the
negligence OF the contractor or otherwise as
connected with tho construction OF this build
ing, and for any other matters that may come
into dispute whatsoever.
All bids must be sent In conforming to the
above terms TO W. y. Chancellor, Pfesldent OF
the Board Of Worlds Fair Managers, Parkers'
burg, w. Va. by the 10th day OF February, 1872,
on which day the Board will meet 10 open and
consider the bids.
The Board reserves the right - reject any OF
all bids. and 10 deduct from the contrast all
material furnished by the Board, or any change
lessening the cost OF the building.
The attention OF West Virginia bidders 10 es-
peciAlly called te this notice.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers,
WV CHANCELLOR, President.
NJ G. MCKAY, Secretary. lallia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-05
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Marriage may not be failure, but
with the right sort Of an opera or
theatre girl courtship is often bank
Tuptcy.
IF there was some way OF wrapping
nm baby so that it would look like a
game bag or a gun, the women would
have no further trouble in getting their
husbands to carry babies on the street.
-AtchiSOn Globe.
whats the charge against this
MANI"
"Resisting an officer"
ever honor" said the prisoner, 81
MAYER knew he was an officer. He never
hin me with his club nce."-WGShing-
tom Star.
Faprle: 1t seems TO me very strange
that Mrs. McJunkin should lavish SO
much affection on that homely pug
dog. ,..o
her husband.-EpOch.
Mrs Bellows Ito the servant girl;
Nollie. the baby's eyes follow you every
where you go.
Servant Girl: I think his eyes resem-
bIe his fathers so much.-NelU York
Herald.
IF truth Lev at the bottom OF beer
barrel instead OF at the bottom OF a
veil more of US would get at 10.
papa" said laxative little girl
s,am I made Of dust?" mo, my child.
# YOU were, you would dry up once In
a while San Francisco Wasp.
Ethel: Don't you like those sofas that
have Just room enough for two? Maud;
Yes. but like those that have hardly
room enough for two far better.