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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-16
HE is NO BETTER.
nj. Thaener LinsarIns between lie an.

AEr. Thatcher Lingering Between Life and
Beath- SOME epe Expressed.
T- Dwight TEACHER IS no better today
Hia family and friends and DIR AleNan-
der have looked in vain for some signs
of Improvement There has been no
change for the worse, however, and his
condition has remained unchanged since
Sunday. SIR Thachers fight for life is
q stubborn one, in which he has the adj
vantage Of strong constitution and
robust health due To the temperate and
regular habits which he has observed
always. The fact THAT lie has resisted
tile apopIectic attack as long as he has
gives Ills friends encouragem and
hope that he may be able to come out
c0nQuerer ia fhe unequal fight
ON the front door of Mr. Ihacher
residence at NO. S21 Fillmore street is a
written request to callers To 80 to the
rear door The callers to inquire after
1Ir Thacher's condition are many and
continue ali day. Each one III given the
same response. 'sThere is NO CHANGE
3udge Scion D. Thatcher Of Lawrence
lis here
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senate. Ffnnnes. committees szee

WAsHINGT1N, Jan. IU.@IhH seuaIe
finance committee held meeting here
today and had Secretary Carlisle's letter
and suggested bill for an issue IF bonds
under consideration. The committee
adjourned, however Without taking any
action with the understanding that the
meeting would De held very soon, for III e
consideration of she question.
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TO-DAY's MARKET REPORT.


j Furnished by W. Il. Federman. Broker In
Grain. Prov IsioIl- and stocks Room .
Columbian Building
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KANSAS CITY, Mo- JAM lu---ff HEAT
NO. 2 red, 5955c. No hard, 5115c.
CoRS-No. . white, Sic; No. mixed.
soc.
OATs-No. 2, 2Sc.
RrE-N0. q 50c
CATTLE Receipts $500 Shipments,
1900 Market. Texans strong. Texas
steers. $2 SOFAS 15, Texas cows, SI 90
az SO; shipping steers "a OO1g4 40;
native COWS. ST. 50U3 -. butchers stock,
e3 00054 10; stockers and feeders, 81 so
"a -.
Hoes r. Receipts, 10000. shipments.
200 Market 10 to 15c higher. Bulk.
So 1000 30; heavy packing and mixed,
SIS 05DI5 80; light, yorkers and pigs.
$4 850e5 30
SHEEP Receipts $500. Shipments,
100. Market steady.
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The joints and muscles are so lubri-
Gated bv Hoods Sarsaparilia that all
rheumatism and stiffness soon disappears.
Get only Hoods
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anserI an ssteam Laundry.
II West 9Th Telephone 541
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Fresh Fish every Gay. Game in season.
fresh VEGETABLES Of al kinds every morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

sy1ip-ChoIce sugar syrupS, 271zzc; fancy dFIps
2717c; silver drips .51ISc; new crop New Orleans
good. New Orleans. Sc; bakers good Csc.
PTOplIiORg-LArgeS. q. hams lUc; medium s. e.
hams l04c; s c breakfast bacon nc: s. c. shout.
deB nc: sides Sc; ordinary beef lSc: ham
8 ID pieces, siG jOi bean pork. bbls.. SIC 90.
Ldrd-Pure refined. In tierce, SIC; 20 10 tins
SIC. Chicago lard, In tletce, SIC; 20 10 tins
SIC; tin pals lbs. 95c tin pals lbs, 9tac tin
pals. 10 lbs, 91lc; TN pals: y lbs gSc .do,,
4Sjc; grunulAted standard 4.6jc; standard cOnfec.
TONERS 4.GOc; Columbia A 4,SSc: standard
Windsor A 435c; American A 4.3bc; white extra
c 4.lOc; extra 39Ic; fruit sugar 310c.
Cog,e-Green coRee-FancY Golden Rio &c;
fancy green &c; choice green 2!1zc; roasting
grades 5lLc: Java 2S17c; roasted in packages
Arrow Rio DC; Panhandle 2l29c; ArbucEle q
Co.'S roasted 2L29c: Bulk roasted 2G1Sci Old Gov
eminent Java roasted 1ici Mocha aud Java SIC;
"a" grade Rio &c
TeGs-Young HySon. per h. S0a5jc; gunpowder
s0aS0c imperial 4Oaj5c; Japan 2sa75ci OolonG ga
Soc; SOuchOug g7R1Oc.
CdndICS-SMr, full weight, l0c; ParRNine, per
ID, l21sc; mould per set, 10c.
PiHe0dr-Cholce cider. l2Alic per gal; standard
city brands. l0allc per Galoni country lSal5c per
gal, aStO quality.
full cream; SweIt:er l21SalSc. according TO quail
ity; LimburEer lic; factory l0lyc; New York l!15c
FiSh-SO. mackerel. 80 lbs. 81 70; No; ex-
ira macEerel, y bbls.. new. 100 lbs. g 70; no.
50 lbs. Sc IS: so 8 small Sc 50 Tor 50 lbs; No. 3,
large, 100 lbs, 81 o.
s1eds-TImOthy, g rs per bushel; clover, small
seed. SC 80
SdI-No. l, per Dbl, 81 co. extra per bbl., 81 IS;
dairy, fine. hve.bushel sacks, 81 50 per sack.
Seed Corfl-llc per h.
Dritd Frllits-Evauorated peaches, In boxes,
lOc: eyaporated peache IN bags. 9alOC.
CaRRsd GoedS-StRndard Bio. table peaches,
81 90: pic peaches. 3lbs 81 90; pie peaches, lbs
81 90; No. tomatoes. new. Sjcasl w; corn, 81 w;
ID grade. lbs, soc; strawberries, lbs. 81 10:
blAckberres, . lbs, 81 10; raSpDerries, lbs.
81 %: damsons. lbs, Csc; lima beans. lbs,
9Ocasl Is; cove oysters, h.. light, Coo; do h..
full weight, SOC; string beans. lbs, 15a9Oc; sue
cotash, lbs. 90casi %; early June peas, 81 so
French peas s. IS: Marrowflt peas. lbs. u SOi
pineapples. 81 20; gooseberrieS. lbs. gOcal OO:
Wooden Wdre-So. tubs, - .: No. :, 81 60;
No. 3, 81 90; 2hoop pals, 81 .; 3.hOop u %;
single wash 81 90, double do. s. 80; fine
crimped doubled do. 81 IS; single, $50
OH-LArd. western extra strained. 1jc: carbon,
water white. 7c 1902 &c: ljO', &c; white miners
best, 5Oc; white miners No. ?. Acc.
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WOOL.

Boaton.-on account OF the holiday. sales in
the wool market for the past week are not up to
the average; but the market Sill shows steady
tOue. Everything remnins quiet with prices
unchanged aud no sales OF auy consequence.
Orders already booked keep the wSeieH mills
running quite full. but buyers have been weary
of late lnd no change In the situation can DO
expected until the new wooden goods schedule
goes into effect OH January l. when there VIII
doubtless be large influx Of foreign goods. 1t
will then be- known how much lower the foreign
manufacturers will force competition. Prices
are as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania No.
fleece 20a2lc; XXX aud %% aud above lSl.al9c;
territory woods, Montana tine and fine medium
lOal3c; Wyoming Utah. Dakota. Nevada, Idaho
and Colorado tine aud tine medium 9allc: No.
medium llal9c; Ohio deane ieGces l9asOc; Cali
iorniH woods. spring northern l3alici middle
counties spring l0allc; Oregon woods, eastern
fair 9alOc: choice lla;iC; Australian woods,
secured comb!ng superior ilaiici average SsaiOc
PhIIad~lphIa.-WooI Is about lc lower on
some grades but there Is a better inquiry In the
declIue noted: Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and West
Virginia IN aud above ut lSalgc; and above
at lGalSc: medium ut 2OH9lc; quarterblood At
9Ia1Ic: common lSa90C: New York. Michl gau,
Wisconsin, etc, NN at lJal7c; y ljal6c; medium
at Iga2Oc: QnHrrrblOOd at .Ua2lc; common al
lsalgc: washed Combings delalne fine, at lsa!Oc:
medium ut 2la2!c; coarse 2Oa2lC; low at "ea@Sc;
unwashed medium nj l6aI7C; low medium ut
l7AlSc; braid. unwashcd, light and bright tine
llal?c: medium ljaGc; low medium ldal7c:
coarse l5alGG, unwashcd dark colored light line
galOc; heavy fine case; medium False; tine ME
dunn lAl2c; course llRl2C; territorial aud north
western light fine ut SHl0c; heavy do at 7ayc; iino
medium al lOaljc: medium Nt llalSc; quarter
blood l9al3c; course At llal@c.
New York-Wool quiet.
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Loudon.-At the wool auction sales to-day
l3,0jS bales were offered, OF which 100 were
Withdrawn. A FUR selection was offered. and
competition was steady for all good parcels but
inferior. which sold irregularly, though I'M
changed. moderate show of crosS.brcetis was
freely taken by Yorkshire. Following are the
Sules 10 detRll
New South Wales, 3,Glj bales; secured jdals
Queenland, 2,iOi bales secured 9dals I'd
Victoria, 4,2Gl bales; secured 5ldaIs I'd;
greasy Il?al0Iad.
South Australia, 9%1 bales greasy 413dasd'
swan River, Is bales greasy Ia6I2d.
New Zealand, lilo bales secured 71Idaisi
greasy 4IIaG%i.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, .SG bales greasy
5lsu6i4d.
Falkland Island. AZ bales; greasy Cad.
PuutuS Arenas, 2l9 bales secured 81 nc ID.
A few bales OF Indian greasy comblug wcro
withdrawn,
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Eeaktngton Pot.

W'cshfn1ton Post.
There is in this city a noted grave un.
marked by any monument save that OF
nature, an old forest tree, and yet a
grave that is the Mecca OF more pill
grims than any other in this part Of the
country save that of the first President
at Mount Vernon. It is the grave OF
James G. Blaine in Oak Hill cemetery.
To the casual observer there is moth
ing about the spot that marks it as the
burial place OF one of the most promi-
nent figures in American history since
the civil war. To the future antiquar-
ian searching out the history Of the ma
toms illustrious dead there will be
nothing but inference on which to base
a theory OF James G. Blaine'a burial
place. There is not even raised mound
Of earth over this or the other two adj
joining graves. The graves OF Walker
Blaine aud OF his sister. Mrs. Alice Stan
wood Coppiuger, are marked by plain
monuments, the first a round.top slab
OF marble without line OF ornamental
ton except the inscription. This reads:
walker Blaine. born Augusta, Me-,
May Is, 1855. Died, Washington, Jauu.
airy 10, $780," The grave OF Mrs. Cop
pinger is marked by Celtic cross,
about four feet high, inscribed as fol-
lows: "Alice Stanwood. daughter OF
James G. Blaine, and wife OF Colonel j.
j. Coppinger. U. S. A. Born, Augusta,
Me-, March is, 1860 Died, Washing
ton, February 2, 1890. Erected by her
sorrowing husband"
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Pensions to west vIrglnians.

Special Dispatch to the MteaigsHceE
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 4.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted to
West Virginians:
Renewal-John II. Deots, St George
Reissue-Andrew L. Dunmire, st.
George; George W. MayAeld, Dellslowi
Cornelius Maxson, Mitetus.
Original widows, &c.-Eva Wherry,
Kanawha Station; Susan Payne, Maya
zine; Mary Fitzgerald, Martinsburg.
Original-Erasmu +. Dove, Bayard
Benton Adkins, Comfort.
Restoration, reissue and increase
Michael Fitzgerald, (dcceased1, Martins
burg. 80
Reissue and ncrease-RoberL Rich
ards, Miletus.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tie Features OF the Money and Stool
Markets.

Tie Features OF the Money and stock
Markets.
New YORK. Dec. 4-Money on call easy at lalh
per cent; last loan l per cent; closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 2Haih per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and slightly easier with
actual business In bankers bills at s. S73Iai IS
for demand. Silver certificates GI1s The total
sales Of stocks to-day were 1885 shares.
Speculation on the stock exchange to-day was
Irregular on small volume Of business, and the
net changes on the day are. except in q very few
instances confined within fractional limits.
Chicago Gas was in good demand, the buying
being credited 10 all inside pool sugar was TIE
centre OF the speculative interest and nnctuated
within range OF 9ss per cent. The stock de-
ciIneu 81 per cent in the early dealings on liqui
dationS induced by fear OF unfav0rabe con.
gressOnal action. but the downward tendency
covering movement. This was supplemented
by purchases for the sugar clique. with an id
vance OF 2ss per cent. the closing sale being ut
X per cent OF the highest The 6aIn on the day
il I7s per cent. The general market opened
wpak with the bears hammerng the granGers,
causing this group TO give way aud the other
shares dealt In to reCCde In sympathy. except
chicago Gas which was in good buying demand
and moved upward, The rest OF the market
soon recovered It's tone and the market closed
The moro important changes Oh the day are:
Advances of o. per cent In Chicago Gas. IL In
sugar md "a iR Tobacco. Burlington is up u
and Rock Island 4 per cent. Outstanding short
interest Is said TO be very large. anu TINS TACT IL
In be taken into account considering tue llnme.
dIate course Of the market
The bond market was firm during the day on
n mir amount OF business, tho total OF which was
Government bonds steady.
Ag
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Chicago Cattle stcndy and unchanged; from
So - TO So 30 for fancy Christmas steers aud 81 1ja
q for cows helfOrS aud bulls. aud s. 7ha5 0J for
steers Hogs 5AlOc lower and weak. Sales OF
heavy and medium weights were principally Mt
81 6jiI 20 and from 81 iOai so bought most OF the
prIccs being lja25c higher TO.dGys quotations
were 81 ilnT 10 for common TO extra sheep aud
s. OOaI - for lambs 81 scat o. taking most Of the
latter. RGccipS-Cattle 900 head; calves 500
head; hogs 1900 head; sheep 10000 head
East Liberty.-Cattlc steady: prime s. G0a
s Is: good 81 30aI 10: bulls, stays and cows s. OOu
31j Hogs active; PhiRdClphins 81 7Oai 7J fair
Workers IS 49at 80 Sheer dull and lower; extra
81 OOaS ~ fair 81 7ja2 0O; common jOcaSl 20
lambs 81 OOai %.
CIncinnntI.-IIOgS weaker nj 81 00ai %; re.
ceIpts ., 800 head; shipments 100 head.
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Roots and BarsS-GInseng. dry, per h.. In de.
mand, 81 0Oa3 20: sassairas, bark, per h., SAFE;
sassalras oil, per ID. iOOc; May apple root, per
h., 6za7c: yellow root golden seal, per h.. 2Oa
SOC: blood root, per h.. ja6c; Seneca snake root
root, per To-. 2jaIjc: pink root per ID, fine Goa
35c; elm bark, per H.. iatc; wild cherry bark,
per h.. l?a30c.
RcamS-Prime new hand.pIcked, medium, 81 70;
prime new hHnd.pIcked, navy, 81 20.
IIo0l--Fine washed l5c; &c or for un.
washed; medium unwashed l2alic; medium
washed l6alTc.
IEaaey-In the comb. per H., lSaldc.
Ruys--Couutry mixed 12alc per ID.
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ButieT-Creameryc choice. 25a27c country choice
per h., I5al7c; county good l2Il5c.
EUgs-Frcsh In case, 2!a2Sc per dozen; In
barrels, 22a33c per dozen.
POultry-Price per pound: Old rooSters, 3aic;
chickens spring, 5a6c; chickens, hen, 5a6ci
ducks, Ease; turkeys Case.
Tropical Fraiis-LemOuS 50 OOa3 60 per box;
bananas. 81 OOa2 70 per bunch; Florida oranges
s. 0Oa2 y.
potntoes GOatSc per bushGl. I0aG0C per
buShel for home stock. Onions, 4OaJOc per
bushcl. Celery, 2jaSOc per dozen. Home
apples. 81 JOa! 20 per Darrell New York apples
81 0Oa3 w per barrel Sweet potatoes Jerseys s. W
Der barrel: Baltimore Il ~ per barrel Grapes
tCRtawba ljc per basket Cunberrics SayoaS W
nor crate
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JUST THE INITIALS.

Over the grave OF ]. G. Blaine there is
neither monument or inscription save
small footstone with the initials ~. G.
B." at the head of the grave stands
blasted tree, which is, in accordance
with the dead statesman's wish, his
only monument. The tree was mag.
nifcent hickory one OF many OF its kind
that divide the honors OF the hillside
with the magnificent oaks that give the
cemetery its name. The absence OF
monument is not sign OF neglect, but
was his own request. Upon the death
OF his favorite son. Wake. Blaine, the
then secretary of state selected lot in
Oak Hill cemetery, one down the hill
from the little red sandstone chapel
and overlooking the waters OF Rock
Creek. Here Walker Blaine was buried,
and when, not long afterward, Mr..
Blaine's daughter, Mrs. Coppinger, died,
he bought tho adjoining lot, where she
was inferred. On this lot there stood
an old hickory tree. Some years before
it had been struck by lightning. and had
died at the top, but it was trimmed and
revived, and now bids fair to reach as
green an old age as any other tree in
the cemetery. Mr.. Blaine requested
when he bought the second lot that this
tree should never be destroyed, and that
on his death he should be buried be-
meath it. When, after weeks OF illness,
the end came, his wish was carried out,
aud the tree now stands in lieu OF
monument to mark his resting place.
PILGRIMS SEEK THE GRAVE.
Yet this almost unmarked grave is
more sought out than that Of any other
in the cemetery, and visitors every day
hurry past the many handsome monu.
ments, even that marking the grave oil
the sweet singer, John Howard Payne,
to stand a moment beneath the old
hickory tree that marks the last resting
place OF the "Plumed knight"
Everybody wants Ia see Blalne's
grave" said Superintendent J. T. Mot
ter. II point 1t out aud tell them about
it till l get tired and worn out. 1t ia
more visited than any grave in the
cemetery. don't think the body will
ever be moved. am sure 1t was not
his wish that it should, for when he
selected that lot be pointed out the old
tree and asked me to see that 1t was
never destroyed, as he wanted 1t for his
only monument"
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Cdttie-Extra 900 TO 100 lbs. 311aA334c; good,
900 10 OOO lbs 34Oa3 6OC: good 500 to 800 lbs.
soc: iair, 100 10 800 lbs, 41,aSc: common. GU
10 100 lbs 21aaI4c: bulls, 2a2bsC cows. l12a21.c.
HoJs-Extra, 4Iaal.GOci good. 4.4Oai1sc; CON-
mon a1j1aic.
SicspHExtra, eii5agi4c; good, l1%a2c; common,
Coarse: lambs. 2l4a2s4c.
Fresh CotR-S20aS0, calves, 31Iai9lc.
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TAsCoMA, WAsH., Dec. Slowing to
the general unsatisfactory bu'iness con-
ditions, the Tacoma National bank
closed its doors this morning, having
decided to liquidate. Cashier SNYDER
gives tho banks liabilities at S9l2, 900
and its assets at $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

Tho bost save in tho world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers. salt rhoum, fever
soros, letter, chapped hands, ohilblains,
corns, and all skin oruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company,
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Now York.-Thcrc was n good number OF
new buyers present, aud while they were fairly
active In their inquiries tor spring spcclaltlcs,
for which some business was laid out for current
wants in tho way OF piece GooG'. there was very
little done, on tho part Of important buyers
from various sections OF the country tho eE.
preston Of confidence Ms TO future business were
more pronounced than have, yet been heard.
Printing cloths IN good demand 1T ll,l6 cents,
Mus per ccuE bid, aud declined for q square
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

oil CIty.-opcnCd at a1Ec; highest s7'Gc;
Lowest SJsc closed at s77Sc; sales 1900 barrels;
barrels: shipments 81, lS6 barrels runs W@bI
barrels.
New York.-Pctrolcum market strong; Pom.
sviynniR oil sales none; JANUARY option sales
none; closed SIC bid Lima oil, sales none.
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Bridge & Terminal RY.

Tlmo Table No Is. 10 taEo cIect ls:)l a m,
sunday November 10 1872

Leave Wheeling -tS:Ol, 1913, lIl:ioA M, t2:9o,
sf:Ih. tI.D. tgO p. III
Leave Pcnin,ulE-ts:o6, psi. III "a m.,t2:a
s3:II. tl.l6, 1905 2. N,
issSe Matlln's Fcrry-ts:ll 1851 lll:S1G m.
t2:Si. oS:l7 tao, ty:lI. ,...,., ,,.
arrive Terminal Junctlou-ts:l7, tlO:Uj, llI:St
n m. fI:lS. s3:S!. fi:it, l9Hs y. IN.
Leave Terminal JuncIiOn-t7:aa, 1900, m,
slI:iJ T. m. ti;a3 ti;O'' tl:H' tS.S p IN;
Leave Mar.iu's Ferry-tI:.S, i9:OI Am, ll:N,
3i.G, u:IO. ti..1 tS:bIp. m.
leave Peninsala-t5;Ji, l1;liGm., "l2:5l, li:lL
ti:l7. ti;25 ts;bS y. NJ. SD, a,
"HrFlvo whceing-tI'to. lS:N q m. "iE:SL
si.IT. fI:2i. h;lI, t9:u5 r. IN.
tsDauy tDaIly except sunday. lSnndAyI only,
LItralns will run on Eastern TlunG
J.E TAUSSIG, superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

PMrLEs, blackhcads. moles, frecklcs,
tan aud sunburn removed by Johnson 9
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Chas. X.
Goethe and w. W. Irwin.
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Now York-Pig iron dull, Tin easy; straits
slI SiRl3 e.; platOs dull. Spcltcr quiet; domestic
SI3!I,, Lead steady. Copper steady brokers'
price EEo.
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BLAINE'S GRAVE
Marked by an Old Hickory Tree
at His Request.
He CHOSE The LIVING MONUMENT

Aud Desired No Impressive or Costly
stone-when He Bought the Gem.
etery Lot Ho Asked that the Tree
Remain and that It Should Mark
the Head OF His Own Grave-It was
Blasted by Lightning, but Not
Killed.
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Inns:


rrrvrr OyrIcIR At pPtH'TI vGEIA SLATi3S o.
'WHT1R 81. TuGT or ELEvRNrI ST ~, " u ". IIT
- TrI rms HnUsE. wHrTLtSG, ASb At lDH
Al 'nySSsytvGStL STATION. tNipGNrphT'
-. ..,..-s-,, -, ~ flkNnIE ROurE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

B REAKFAsr-Apples. Boiled Eggs on
Toast. Newport Breakfast Cakes,
served with Cream. Cocoa.
Beef. Mashed Potatoes,
Squash. Celery. Entire Wheat Bread
and Butter. Cocoanut Pie. Frnit.
Toast. Gold Sliced
Beef. Ginger Snaps. Plain Cake.
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One egg, one teaspooRful of sugar. one
tablespoonful OF cream, one and one-half
cups OF flour, one teaspoontul OF cream
of tartar, one-hnlf teaspoonful OF soda;
add milk to make it the consistency OF
plain cake. Cut with hot knife in
squares, and serve with whipped cream.
Persons who are too thin in flesh, re-.
uuire heterogeneous foods, as milk, eggs,
fish, cheese, lean meats, and cereals.
tC0Dyrighicd.l
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GraiH-NeW wheat 5ec per blShel. Corn. per
bushel, ear from store, &c: new corn &C pei
busheL 0A!S, out Of store, western crop. &c per
buShel.
Fl0ur-FGncy roller mill winter wheat wood
wheat Mnnehaha s. - In sack. 81 . per barrel.
Old wheat Famous s. 60 IN sack, s. a in wood;
Galaxy. Si25 in sack. ST 25 in barrel; Piihoury
-four. s. 2Sln wood aud one-elghth cotton 81 =
IN paper.
Feei-Ban SIS per ton: middlinSs slsal9
per ton. Hay. blled. Sill Goals W per toni loose
hay ST. G0ai3 ~
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tDlily, except sunday.
sunday church tralns will lcaVo Elm Grove At
oi@a, m ana wheeling at 1911 p M.
Trains No > t II and vi connect With herdio
line Tor TrindciphIa. IIcrdic leaves TEiadelphIa
ior Fin Grove Al $50 a m, $50 a m, lGdU IN.
and G,iO n. m, Daily, except Sundays and Sat-
urdny's herdic, will connect with train No ~.
leaving Wheeling ut llOOp. M.
sundays heriic leaves Triadelphla at 300
n m. 1901 a. m, diI9 III: anu GnmnecS Win
""'''' If. + WEtSG ERBER Geo. Manager
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
THURSDAY, December 6.

Nor Huowest thou what argument
Thy life 10 thy neighbor's creed hath lent.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after Friday. April .. 1884, trains will
run Us follows. city time;
LEAVE wmGELISG. LEAVE Elm GROVE,
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NpS.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,


a .Ie = aHi cars and electric motors pass the
si.g,t,aosf i. lNyL This school offers II com.
n" va thorough education IN Prartlcl, Eng.
V54..'h ,heinA'iC', English Classics Latin aud
"TIeih Languages.
Nhool consists Of Primary. intermediate,
M 'v ,l ana College Preparatory departments
u a. I iarofaD.y With tho best seIniuaEIeS In
~ aic received In the Primary and Inter.
Ao' Egr circulars or interview, apply 70
MRS. u. STEVENS HART,
Principal, Wheeling. W. Va.