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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENcER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II 1884

inush injury by reason Of tho drou;h.
Cabbage variable; in Raleigh county
said to be excellent; In RoAnO light and
worm eaton. Where on ioH land cab
bage. potatoes and tomatoes are stili do
Ing fairly we'll Potatoes arc generally
light crop. Gardens fair where the
drouth has not been too severe.
FTuiis-In DoddridEc county tho fiat
head borer,is iniuring young orchards
by drffuH7treeS a. the Tuffncc- Very
few apples. In this locallly-meaninI
the immediate vicinity Of Parkersburg
there is an immense and excellent
crop Of waiermelons and cantoloupes.
Grapes ripening and are generally q
good crop with but few exceptions. In
some counties tho season Is well along.
Miscellaneous: Heavy yield OF chest
nuts, also u good crop OF mast
Sorghum crop light Very little pillow
Ing for fall wheat being done and work
in this connection has been at almost
standstill during the past two weeks,
ground lie as q rule baked hard and dry.
Stock suffers for water. but looks fairly
we'll considering existing conditions.
Many farmers arc feeding stock, there
being practically no pasturage.
II. W. RICHARDSON,
Observer, Weather Bureau Director.
PGrksTsburg, Va. Virginia; September 10.
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Very few changes IN the grocery market
this week. The market Il quiet but lrrn
J22ci silver drIps 2j!44r; new crop New OrleAn;
inOlOSscs, choice. IOC prlme i5ci ialr Sci ni1od
good. New Orleans. &c; bakers coed SiG.
ProriSiOH'--l.ArgeS q. hams i2.7c; medium g. Z.
hams sc; SC breakfast bacnulOlIc:S $. Z. Shout
ders ": sides lOG; ordinary, bret lac: ham
dtcI bcef lI'Sc; knucklea i5c: family mess pork
ID pteoGs. sl[ 30 bean pork. bbls.. SIS ~ A..
LdTd-Purc ruined. In Ierce. zoe: ~ 10 uns
i0IJc. Chicago larl. In tlGrcc, SIC; % 10 tins
9I;c; thu pals lbs; lO1iG tin rails lbs iOc; tin
pals, 10 TBS i0&c; tin pals - lbs, Wv.
i,t1dr--CutIoAl &C; cubes 6S5ci powdered
G,zc granWlated standard 5Hc; standsrd c0nieg;;
tinnenS A 5lic; Columbia A &c: standard
Windsor A &c; American A &c; white extra
q 45ic; extra G 4Uic; fruit SUGAR 8 Sc
CiJ,e-GreGn coGec-Fdncy Golden Rio &c;
fancy green 2ic; choice green ?!SIci rnaStiu3
Arrow Rio :!!2gc; Panhandle 2l,k0c; Arhurkle *
Co. y roasted 4A29r; Bulk rOl'toi !!bSc; OId Gov
crnmeut Java roasted jic; Mocha anu Java 3'1'
"a" g'Hd0 Rio &c.
TodJ-Young Tyson. per ID, 3hltc; Bunpowdet
3onSJc: imperial iUhLjc; Japan Saijc; O1lonS va
SOc; SOuchOng g7lIlc
IL, i21Sc; mould. per sat, lOc.
PHsuGT-ChOlcg elder. lIHllc por gall stnnuhfu
city brands. IOlllc per Gallon country l1al5c per
fSse,s-Is quoted as JobbIng ut lOHlllc iot
full cream; SweItZGr, lJShlIc, according 70 quail
lalNuIy WV wv
Eish-Ho, | mackcrcI, 80 lbs 81 90: 40. 2 ex'
ira mackercI, z bblS. now. lol lbs. s. IS; No
10 lbs, 81 50: so ), small. 50 % for " lbs; NO D.
S6i.~TIuo,Gy. 50 % per buShcl: clover. small
sGt~No. !, per Dbl. 81 90; extrn per bbl. 81 IS;
dairy. fine. hve-buShel Elck5, IL 80 pGr slcE.
Iscd COrl-iic pcr ID.
ITifd Frnftt-Evaporated peaches. In boxes
l?c: Ovaporated Deauhes In bags, ~.
CitIl,d GI0is--Slluhard 3'lb. table pcnchcS
g. 10: plo peaches -lbS, 81 -; pic peRches, lbs
{! on No. tomatoes. new SNasl W corn tx ~
blGcEbcrrfcs. 2 lbs, 81 10; raspDcrricS. lbs.
81 90; damSon'. lb,, 0ic; IIInS beans; I53 Is
iuII weight, soc; string beans lbs, 75a0Oc; sue
cotash.s lbs; 9CcnSI =; early June RSGs q o.
piHeanp(eS, 81 20; gOo.UbcrrleS : It's. 9Jchl o.
Wooden Irdre No. tubs, :! %; No, = :, g
No. g. SiD0; 2.hOop pals, 81 - S.ho1p, 81 81
single wasiboaris, 81 So double do. s! 80; fin!
crIinped dOublcdO. 8! u; single. 5? -.
0H-Lard. western extra strained. lJe; carbon
water white &c; lO1'. SIC: 1872 6c; white miners
best, TO-; white miners No. ,. 100.
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CHICAGO. Sept. Il.-Not moro than 400 native
cattle OF all descriptions wcrc offered to-day.
and therefore the market was nominal; western
EteerS 81 jOn1 o. according to quality; Texans ut
81 6OAG 10; natives 81 6OAG 10. There was quiet
hOy market to-day: the market was steady 10
strOng-steRdy for common 10 fair grades ana
strong for prime qualities; choice light were
quoted ut 81 3ja6 20 aud choice heavy nt 81 d1a
SIS: from these prices theru was trading al
along down to 81 Coal 70 for cholera tainted
hogs; rough "SOwy' stun sold Of s. 5Oah ". The
mn Of sheep was much larger than tho recent
average; poor IN fair RmdOs were quoted o. u Oh
II and good 10 choice at q bJaJ 20: limbs were
steady nj 81 Toad u according TO quality. Re-
cciptS-Cnttlc 6.OOJ head calves l,OO1 head hogs
l!.OOO head sheep LION head.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. Sept. ii.-Cattic, receipts
ITO ems on Shlc market active mud strong; prime
q OOa5 IS: good 81 GjaI ~: good butchers 81 GOa
100 Hogs, receipts fair; market active; Philn'
delph!As 81 4OnG 20; best YorGoS aud mixed 81 lJa
Is Sheep. supply fIlr; market about stcldy:
extra s. OQG3 IS good s. loae +O lamb: 3 OOaS 10
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w,iATuEn OltOp BUnLErIN

For tho wroH EntIing september 1o-Thc
West vIrginin StatB Weather Service.
General summary-one Of the warm.
cat weeks Of the season, tho tempern'
turo on ovory day being above tho nor.
mai, but followed to-day by somewhat
cooler conditions. Worry smoky and
hazy during fore part Of week. Local
showers occurred on tho Tth, 9Th and
9th, but wcro not heavy enough to hnrd-
ly lay tho dust. Tho hroutll over this
section was practically brokGn to-day
by good soaking rain and 1t is expect,
eli that such is general and that all
pnrt, OF tho state will experience tho
iour-wishcd-ior relief. Water has be-
come extremely scarce and in a number
of countics tho situation ia said TO DO
very serious. Wells and springs have
viycn out that have never been known
10 fail bUtorc md streams AFRO very low:
In su,n, paCos water 10 being hauled
from considerable diatanco. Tho
Jrouth ia generally conceded to bo tho
worst iE great many years and iatul'
orJ aro Justly Discouraged.
Cereals aud Gra'scs-Corn on inc
ridges dry; on tho crock bottoms SUI
green enough to no benefited by II good
rain. Very little corn on hill land
crop almost burned up. Corn on bot
tom land also suffered greatly, but Is in
peioclly lair shape yet. Tho crop gem
orally ia riponing and farmers nrc busy
cutting fodder. Under tho influence OF
tho dry weather during the past two
weeks. bucswhoat has dotnriornted
greatly aud is not filling we'll some Is
ripeniug. Pastures dry and RbonL donO
for, but may be revived slightly by tho
rain that Is falling today Some fall
Wheat NAV 10 saved.
MISUNDERSTANDING TINT carly in the
annson wpre worry prOiniglng tulOrGd
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Produce.

Idier-Couniry choice per h., llalsc; country
good l?aIbc; country lnlr, Sale.
EigI-frU'h ia case. lSalic per doscni In
barrels, I5aIIc per dozen.
I0altry-Prlec per pound: Old ROSTERS. Sa4c;
chickens. spring, Sagc; chickens. hen. 7c;
T Tr1Sl%i FruR,-Lemon1 s. 25a3 90 per box
bananas. 75casl 50 per bunch.
Jcye'I6Js.-('abbagu sl 2jul 70 per barrel New
Rose potatoes 8! "Jl! ~ per barrel Grccn beans
81 90 icr blIShel. TOmntOCS jOaJOc per btlShel.
Onions, 65l7Oc per buSIcl. WaterInclOns, s. Oh
lJOJpIr iO0. GuCumbcn. home grown, lOdl!c
Der dnzCn. Celery, 2hnaI per dozen. Sweet corn,
tIOO per barrel Green HpplcS,s la? % per barrel.
Sweet potatoes s. lia2 - per barrel. lllcklebGr'
basket; 81 OOa! q per barrel; Green Gnge plnmh
s. % per bIshel: DnmSOnl, 3 iOal % per bushcl.
Peaches fancy s. %; peaches medium to chOlcC,
slO'al 10 per 6uShcl. bartlett aud duchess pears
. 30 nor 6uylel,
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CHIr,Gn. Sept. ll-Tho GTaln fuafeG1 Ner
AriiAlcl nv the government report isAnen ~
DAY They Wtrp isyertsh avid Irregular. put
ended hS bcIng strong wheat and corn dtr "
higher than tlIry cIOs,d Yesterday, ITOyisslhiS
Eiisr early WcBEpess rIoscl strung and slShuy
higher Oats tlnislpd Nc higher Ior Septeulovs
Flour steady and unchanged.
HuEIT-I'a,h No 2. SI3sahJ'Sc: No. 3 tpInS
nominal; No rcd TlSa5iifc; SEPTEMBER 81 =,
6tLAjJLlc: December GJ5saJ1 SssjIt =; Nay olsAa
C1SaSlS.c ,.,<
ENC. OctSbef 5sE.sSIiI GS7ysc; December 1t94a
6jL.aiSl.rf Nav $500 aTjc.
OLrs-So p cash ;UItc: No 2uhtte sJ!.iaSss,.c y
No = white :raIEilc; September S9SsnSyi raNjIc'
October 5OJ ,aN "; May T55gaSOi Sa.9'T''
DIRLEY-So. q. SI]en.
FIETsEyD-So, /. $40
TIMOTHY sEgn-Prime IS 40.
MEsS PoEH-UKsh Sllg1iii ": Septeinbefslt ''a
II IiaII :0 January I'D sOalI IiuiiS7IF
LARD-Cash 10; September s. 9ll9 Olag w
Oci0ber Is 5TLsY IG,g o. January - 2jas sos 20.
SHORT EiIE-Cash sides u gJas OJ; SOpicUIleL
G. SJa7 gDaf W; October s. 115yR7 paI ~ yaun
81 9ja7 lUa7 ~: dry sd1ied ShOuldeH D s'1Sa' W.
short clear sides 8 slaS ~
wIIsKY-DlstlllerA' finished goons " i, ~ st--
BUHER-hArket nrm' creamery L1a%S'lV' "O'''
l3a!Oc.
E;Hs-FItm Of lbh1Gc-
reis: sIn0rtS iGnIJ barrels: sales I?OOO pack.
ages: market quiet Wheat, receipts 2i.OO0 bush'
eIS. exnortS ia GSj bushels; sales as OU BUSH
cid OF futures and IO.OlJ bu Of spot: spot market
steady: options openrl steady. closed nj ~ net
advance; No. rod May closed at 'c Sen!TSI N.
Der closed at hs1Sc; October closed III GySsc; 10
yenber closed al G)Hc; December closed ~ u ~
Corn. receipts. 2lOtI bushels: exports lU.O ~
bushels; GHlcs 6SJ,OOO bushels OF inturcS huu
y6 oOO bushels Of spot; spot market mn; Gp , sd
opened strong, closed strong a. Hahc net AZ
vance; May closed At 1gz.G September c ciosSJ
nj Og: october CtO5ctl AZ bA5vcs NONeIHueE 'iu,'
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CIV lonx, Sept ll.-wool steady.


This rrmcdy is becoming 60 we'll
known and 50 popular as to need no
srecial mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcrs sing tho same sony OF
praise. A purcr medicine docs not exist,
and it is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric BiLters will euro all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhcum and
other affections caused by Impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as euro all Malnrial 70.
vers. For euro OF Headache, COnstipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 90 cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drugstore. s
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Ror Ne IH.e,Ig,aa1.
"WE'IsE IH TIE SADDLE NoRr

"a Democratic Song By 6. D vi
Rejoice. all moSsback Deinocnt1r'
FOf ~ Ills Kingdom come;
Beoauta the manufacturing horiI
Can turn no Wheel NOT stone!
Thsy,Ts sssa in .'clorcf'' long enough.
Till eTeTJ nam BOW oTns his home
And dreHl IN GilEIthO maids
The farmcn hGTe grown rich by WOOL
Which IL 4 nonstfOus wrong.
Bot we have brought these llueheadI down,
Wberu they By right belong.
The sheep upon 4 million farms
Are vanishing Ike dew;
The lat old rAm has gin his bleat
Aud gone 10 pastures new.
The working men have graphing grown,
Until the beGstly ber,l
Are arriving 10 he mlliiDnaIreB-
They arc, upon BY wore!
Why should those senseleSI human slugS
Feed on such fruitful vines.
When our dear friends beyond the sea
Are thiBIing for the wine!
Forthrre decades those "lubber heels
llayOSa up TtoFnS nj pelf.
Till SuAHn. Jana aud Dick and Tom
Have banks aud banks Of wealth!
They wear tho finest fabrics known.
Produced by our own looms
Aud we'll paid hands IN northern ItGtes.
Until the county boomedi"
We've Ihorn those 'samsopS" Of their locks.
With English "Frec Trade" shears,
AL 10 our own "DellRh'S" hands,
I'LL they can't rise for yeGSl
For Yeas we've wcp. and swor. aud lied.
And tlung dust In thelr eycS-
Now, II they'll only keep them closed,
Well lead them uil their llVeSl
Our mosSbRck party cannot brook
such bold eXuaVapaHcGl
Tho people should DC plOddeS, oil,
And keptIn ignorance
We've turned the wheels OF progress back
At least n hundred rounds,
For our old party tbrlVcJ tue most
Where run: and crime abOunds.
Virtue Is not our stock In trade,
But crime and "pCrildy"
We sold out TO the sugar Trust
Some call It Grlberyl
And while VIC prntc about reform
To hide our 6lOOd.Aluined hand
We thrust our victims lhro' the heart
And say reform bU ID"
For what care wc. II We but have
The Offices and spOlls-
linO.. rebellion Is our scheme
That u our kiId Of "lIOylew
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Grnin, Flour aud Foed.

The grlIu market Is comparatively teaturelcss
this week. Not quito - much hay Is coming
iuIo this MARKET but still there has been enough
Of the new article to Iupply the demanl
Gr1iH-NeW wheat iiIJOG per busheli Old wheat
Gllh5c. Corn per bushel, car from store. &C.
Oats out Of store. western crop, zoo per buahcI;
new iOG
Pl,ur-Faucy roller mill winter wheat. wood
Of g " Dor baFroli paper 8! IS pei barrett spring
wheat MInnuhaha 81 y In sack 81 . per barrel.
Old wheat. Famous EG75 In sack, 81 OO ~ WOOL
Galaxy, 81 q in SncE, 81 d In barrel: pllSbury
flour. 81 81 In wood aud ons-elghih cottoni 81 "
10 paper.
Feai-Bau SIS per ton: mIddilngS s Sal9
per ton. Hay. bGeI. slI 0lal5 0 per TOM loOse
new hay SIS OOaIi co.
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cnnsults his best interests by having a
box OF Krnnse's Headache Capsules at
hand; ,aken rs directed will prevent or
sion INV kind Of II hou'lachC, no rnaitor
villa, tho causn-in fnC: il Your skull
was cracked IL would prevent pain.
Tho frequency Of tho attacks will d..
minish and by taking tho capsules ut
tho approach Of hcadHche you will
mover have another. 25cpcr box. Sold
by Alex. f. Young John Klari. Wheel.
iny md Bowie * Co., RrihgNnnr', Ohio.
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miscellaneous,

RsoJ and B1rss-GLnTcug. dry, per d., in ie'
maud. s. Is; sISSntrh'. bark. per lb.. "ySn &c;
snSsaltnS oil, per lb IDITl:; My apple root per
IT,, ia e: yellow root golden Scil. per H.. Ill
zoe: blood root, per b.. &c; Seneca snake root.
per h., free VI top. 1iIlLc; West Virginia SHAKE
root per To-. 2jlLic: pink root, per To-, ino, JJL
SIC; elm bark. per h.. lac.
II, Ip-PrIniu new haml. picked. medium, 81 70;
prime new hand. picked, iiavy.. 81 Ii,
TOo'-FInc washed tic: 70 OF for un'
wished; medium uuwaShGd ljci medium
washed Ice.
II1nSy-Iu the cnmb. p9r H., l3alGc.
Rnla-COnniry mi Eel Malc per ID.
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New York. Sept. li.-As Is usual on Tuesday.
and with no mail from the Important markets Of
the country, tue demand Of common merchants
was less nctlvo aud was restricted TO tho re-
quests from buyers present md good number
81 kilograms for special shipments VI moderate
quantities Through the forwarding, OIL al.
vance orders a very lnrgo amount OF business
was concluded. The Iobblng demand was c0u'
timed on a largo scalc. Printing cloths wcro
firm at . cents for 81 squares With sales OF ten
IlnMEnnl nInrra
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InyIxo ". LARlMoRE, physical dlrec,

IRVING W. LARINORg, physical dlrec.
tor Of Y. NJ. G. a., Des Moines, Iowa,
says he cnn consciontiously recommend
Ciamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes,
gylnnasts, bicyclisls. foot ball players
and tho profession In general for
bruises, sprains and dislocations; also
for soreness and stiffness Of tho lnuscles
When applied before the parts become
swollen it will effect euro in one half
the tiino usually required.
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Wheeling Bridge s Terminal Ry.
co BREWSTER Receives.

limo Tnblc 40 IL In take c1oc. 1901 III.
SUNDAY November ~, 1884,
Leave Wheeling t9:D lil:I0h III, t,:?1,
s!;Ia, ti.O. 300 y, IN.
.8;!I, tis3u, f5:Co y. M.
in:ll 'J.g7 ti:t,, ly:l2,
Arrive Tctiniual Junctlon-Is:l7 Ill:uO, I'll 81
IL m it,.lS "i,ll. ti;I6. {D:lS T. ~.
Leave Terminal lunctlon-t;;2!. l9:Ol. q m.
Leave Martins fcsry-l7:4s, el:O7 am, oll:D,
;i;Oi. ti:lO tilp ls:i! y III.
cIvc Peninsula -t7'3l, t1'iIam., 'iH;jl, 2iiL
'RiIu1,,ye 'whcelns-i3:iO. l9;N a IN, 'i.S1
fi.Ii. tj:.i. t6sII, tp:Oi y. IN.
SDnIly tDally except sunday. ssundAyi only
AlItFalu4 will run on EGstoTn TimG
J,E TAUsSlG, superintendent
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Caige-.Extru 100 to 100 lbs. aI+a3lsc; good,
900 10 100 10, sa3Ic; gnOl 800 To % lbs. 22!iIa
,c: iHIr, 40 10 so lbs, 2hn2l4c: cOmmon, GJO
10 10 lbs, 1t2Lc: bullS. lISa2Ic; cows aa9' &C.
HOn-EytnI, G,9JaGi good, 55iaaSjG; COM
sSSpEExtfa, g3a1ci good, 2aaHc common,
lake: lambs, 2hhIc
E'rsSh C;Jws-S NhS, calves, iGSc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.

Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
EEw YORK, Sept li.-MOncy on call easy at
per cent. last loan per cent, closed at per
ccut. Prime mercantile paper aajIS per cent
Sterling exchange dull. Silver certificates GIIfc
The total sales Of stocks to-day wCrO l7T,U2S
shares ---. a.
change to-day there WIS ln active buying de-
mRud which was most marked IN the granger
shares The moving Influence was the govern
ment crop report, Issued late yesterday litcr
moon which was less uninvntnb!e thln had been
anticipated. During the pnI week the traders
had been figuring on n bud crop report: especial.
IL as 10 corn. and when they found that their
cHlruintIouS weru not carried out they were In
haste to repair the error. Hence those who hal
short cDutFil u ON their hands werr DESTROYS to
cnyrT mud their purchases brought about sharp
ndyHncr. led By burlington & Quincy. with IA
min Of ~ per cent. which brought The price up
10 nj Rhode Island rose per cent to o. anil
ST. Paul a. tOG7+ Sugar nlSI Joined In the NJ.
ward movement, touching lOba4. an advance pt
il, pcr cent. Tho general mntket also recorded
n fractional Improvement which was, however.
bu' Temporary. tho leaders Ut the market, too,
nuEIng reaction. burlington losing q. SuIhr
g. md the other shares u small fraction ihl'
cnrn On, gained only z pGr cent In the opening
DEALINGS aud was rHldGd on report from Chi
rag0 to the effect that war Of rates was IN pro.
gree, IN TINT city. brrhk ni percent resulted
md Tho rp,t Of Tie market moved down In sym.
n1thv hut only fractional BEFORE I O'Clock
Sugar srlTnng In demand IN expectation ri the
,j"eintailnn u the regular dividend Of per rent
and an Improvement Of ~ PEI, cent to lOd's was
TiiIcirI. Speculation was dull except In Sugar.
which moved crrniicAlly, rcnrllng ~ per cent
10 I6i' n,lvnncnr 10 lU6, breaking IN l0i'S with
Gnnl TccnvrryUiM making q gain OIL the day Of
i. per cent. The preferred advancing 3 per cent,
The railway null miscellaneous bond market
was generally ilrn throughout the lay 10 II good
volume III business, the Al.ca asGrcGdilng
81 CTS 30,
Government bonds firm.
State bonds firm,
Railroad bonds firm.
..,..- -, sr.s,u ,ttnFNftDY4-rtnSrn MIN
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AIntIIlA.

NEW YoEK. Sept. ii.-PctrolCum steady; Penn.
sylvhnIA oil, tncs none: October options. sales
uonC; closed at sc bid; Lima oil. sales none,
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RAILROADS.


fDnTIy, CGneDt Sununy.
Sumd1y church trains will leave Elm Grove at
0. THR M aud Wheeling at Iai7 p. M.
Trains No. = G. II and &c connect With herds
line for Philadelphia lIGrdic leaves Trindulphla
Tor Elm Grove al b;!0n IN. 100 n m. i2ll a IN.
and 6:IO y. H. Daily. except Sundays aud Sat.
Urtiny'E horde, will connect with truth No ~,
leaving Wheeling At ll:0O .. IN.
sundays herdio leaves Triadelphia at 300
q, In.. 1900 u M. $40 p m. and eonnecs with
trains No, &. II aud &c from Wheeling.
II, 4 WEISGEItDER, Gen. Manager.
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~, Pennsylvania Stations,
NEzgRR8gIValId LINES.
\ Trains Run by Central Time.

r,rrrr OyytcEa AT pYaSRTivANIA STATION q.
WATER Sr., FOJr OP ELEVENTH vt. WHEELING
AZ MCINRH HUrRE, wIiEELiNn, AND At TBE
PHNNGYI.VARfA STATION. pRiD0EroHr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
AttsntlOlI Parents, Guardians 4 OtharS.

When you nFc looking for school why do you
listen to exaggerated aud unrcnNOnhbio clnllls
for preference made by schools having no cSl'c'
re'icc and M reputation In impNrti Ing Il bnsine''
education. aud decide IN their favor wltlInli.
p-r,unRlly investigating aud nltElng comh9tl'
fnn VI the eourScA Of instruction. all ihGilitio.
agG aud reputation OF schOnlSH lyon VIII cav
nucach and examine it, facilities and then com.
jifr iapm YOU will lind the dlleFpnee ~ iaVOt
o: the WHEELING DUsiNhSS IOLLhiE 20
rncc IN every regard. By 50 doing you can Ie
eide inCllrentlT aud avoid making tue uhioF'
tuuaIe mistake that some do.
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Jy.l Wheeling. ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
A CARD.
MT. DE CHANTAL.

The Sisters will continue to allow Day schOl'
ais to avail themselves OF tho superior oduca.
iional advantages enjoyed by all the pupils OF
Mt. do Chantal. This year tho Mount has ST.
cured the services OF professional RlocuslonlS;
The Day Scholars due and lunch at the Mount
and are taken to aud from tho motor by COLI
vcyaucO provided by the sIEtcrs FREQ oil charge.
School re.Opcns Wednesday. September l.
For terms and further dGtailS address
f.! pIRECTRESs OF Mt. DE CIIASTAI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On aud ate; SUNDAY. Juno ., 1911 ra"ils1s
Trains VIII fuu a. follow. 'Jailg, iDs..y L.,
cent sunday Ccntml time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,



The Island cans mud electric motor! pass m
doc. Fourth annual sEIilOn boglnS MONDAY
September II, 1901 This school oHrt, con-
pIclr and thorough education IN Practical Eng.
l,h Mathematics. English Classics. Latsn nid
NodaEi Languages. .,,...
Tie GchUOi consists Of Primary, Intermediate
Academic mud College Preparatory Departments,
Tl. rlrthnIs and cOur,s Of instruction vii!
c1npnrc fAy0rably with tho best Scninarlcs in
Tie country.
is,y. arc rcccivoi IN tho Primary and Inter
Icl!atg For clrculan OF Interview app! !"
Mrs. VI. STEVENS HART,
p,IpcInrI Wheeling, ". Va
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-22

After the trees get well established
1T is rarely advisable to continue to
cultivate clover, though the work
could be done conveniently. In near
ly all cases the better plan is to seed
down to clover or clover and orchard
grass. After good growth has been
secured, it can then either be used as
place for the poultry or as pasturage
for the hogs. In either case the fer
tility of the soil may be kept up, the
health and thrift of the trees promoted
and more or less insect pests destroyed.
One advantage with clover is that it
makes quick growth and in short
time shades the surface of the soil, In
this way it not only aids in retaining
moisture in the soil, but also helps to
improve the fertility. But even if not
pastured, growing clover and allowing
it to rot on the ground will aid mate.
rally in building up the fertility, All
things considered, after the trees get
well established, seeding to clover is
one of the best plans of management
with the orchard. New York World.