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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Tor RENT.

For RENT Cd
$500 per annum.-No S23 west Grace
street: 70 rooms Elegant, large. and new
$50 per annum-No. tls west Malh
street: 10 rooms. Modern.
$50 per annuul-No. east cary; roonis'
Modern. x,,
$40 per annum-No. i02 west Main
street: rooms. VIII put In perfect oruer.
Rent to begin september II. 1884.
500 per annum-No. 406 east Cary street.
10 rooms. WIN put in good order. spe-
cial inducements.
500 per annum-No. 80 east Leigh
street: rooms: good order. Modern. .
SIS per month--No. 81 west Main; y
rooms Conveniently arranged.
500 per annum-No. $500 east FRANKLIN
street. Beautiful large old house, ana
grounds, fronting Libby iui Park. spe-
cial inducement.
Hot and cold water. New; rooms.
$40 per annum-No. l23 south Pine
street; rooms, bath. etc.
$40 per annum-No. 2l0S east Clay; .
rooms. Convenient and new, fronting
park.
Call for Printed Rent-List
FRANK D. HILL & co,
Real Estate Agents.
mn pit north Eleventh street.
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a Eudret from Boyd.on.

BOYDTON, VA. August n.-CSpeclal)-
MIR. r. T.. Clack. an old and highly-es-
teemed citizen OF this town. is quite SICK.
Mr.. f. l.. Turner. OF Emporia. district
deputy grand master. paid an official visit
TO Fitzwhylson Masonic Lodge last Night
He is a most welcome visitor
DIR. II. H. Finch has returned from Dan
vile Va. During the outing OF DR. Il. p.
Peadle.. of that city. DR.. Finch was In
charge of the formers office. This Is a
high honor worthily bestowed upon our
young townsman.
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The state Committee.

1t is thought that Chairman Ellyson will
call the State Democratic Committee to
meet here early in September 10 make
arrangements for the openins Of The cam
vass. The Chairman will have TO select
new secretary TO succeed the late James
Il ElSher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
FUN At BURLEicH HALL.
A Delightful Entertainment Closes with
Spelling Bee.

bptihhh D~Ss
DEATONSVILLE. VA. August IL
Special THE entertainment at Burleigh
Hall, the beautiful residence OF Mr.. Philip
Fllppen, Of Cumberland county. was a
most successful affair. The crowd was
large and representative. The lawn was
beautifully illuminated with Chinese ian-
terms. The exercises were opened by u
May-pole dance which was finely exec
cuted. After the dance a threatening
storm drove the people into the enter
tanment hall. Judge Farrar opened the
programme with a recitation. The Farm
Vile Cornet Band of fifteen pieces gave
a splendid concert, which was received
with very great applause.
Next Mr.. Charles Digs and Mrs. Gray
gave a character psrsonation of the
Widow Bedott," which was really the
gem Of the evening. Professor x. l..
Blanton, OF the University Of Kentucky,
rendered several solos on repeated en-
cores. Four beautiful children sang seve-
raj pieces with touching effect. Then Mr..
Charles DSgs gave a delineation OF negro
character, which eonvulsed the audience
with laughter.
A spelling bee closed the pleasant en-
tcrtAinment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Emmot Lipkous suicidca

RADFORD, VA. August n.-tSpeciai.l
Emmett Linkous shot and killed himself
In Richardson's bar-room shortly aiter
2 o'clock to-day. while examining pistol
He placed II to his temple and fired. No
cause is assigned for the act. Those pres
emit say that he had not been drinking.
and ~ he stepped back said. Here goes"
ana thu fatal bullet nisrced hts brain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
IA x.ceIxe the Journalists.

AT a meeting Of the Old Dominion Press
club held last night a committee. con-
sls,ing OF President ches,erman ana
Messrs. Noel and Holderby. were appointed
~ confer with committee from the
Chamber of Commerce with view TO
arranging for the reception OF the En-
oulrer Household Club, a party OF west
ern newspaper men who viii visit Rich
...na "Wednesday
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Canifol rIatfars

The Governor has pardoned Dudley Jen-
kins. who in December. 1850. was sem
fenced from Warren county To six years
and FIVE months for murder.
Pardon was refused Richard Mulligan.
who is serving siXty-days' term IN the
Norfolk jail.
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Huggy-Whip Thieves

Mr. W. ii. Beverage had n handsome
carriage-whip stolen from his buggy,
which was left standing in front OF his
Office, on Eleventh street, yesterday.
There is considerable complaint being
made concerning these petty thefts
from unattended vehicles.
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IIenrico Democratic Club,

\ county Democratic club will be or
Ganized al Howard's Grove on The night
OF the 9th under the direction OF Mr.
). W. Camp and others. Mr.. w. H.
Beverdge. Jr.. Sheriff simon Solomon.
and several more Henrlco politicians will
deliver addresses.
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s,.,.n Meath of Miss Hidden.

PALMYRA. VA, August ll.-(SpeciaLl-
Miss Althea Haden. daughter or MI.
jay Haden, died suddenly yesterday JUST
after eating dinner. At her grandmother ;,
Mrs. Beverly Haden's. with whom sne
lived She left the dinner-table and went
90 her room. was heard to scream and
fan. and was dead in a few moments
after she fell
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To Cleanse the System.

erectually. yet gently. when costive or
bilious. or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habituai
constipation. TO awaken the kiaheys anu
l,ver 10 a healthy activity without irri-
tatlne or weakening them. TO dispci head
srhcs colds. or fevers use Syrun OF Sisa-
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Tribute to Major Gwatbmey.

ASHLAND, VA. August u.-(Special.l-
At IA public meeting of the citizens or the
town Of Ashland. Va, called by the
Mayor for The purpose of expressing the
feelings OF respect in which the late
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Going To Xeuefuela.

Mr.. Samuel Proskauer, who some
months since was appointed consul to
Puerto Cabeilo. Venezuela. leaves this
evening for New York, and On Tuesday
will sail for his post.
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Cuests nj Gotham's Hotels.

NEW YORK. August li-(speclal)-J.
a. Norris, Fifth-Avenue; Il. l.. Warren.
Gilscy; +. II. Smith, W. j. Gardner, 81.
Denis. l.. f. Williams MARLBOROUGH.
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by George w. Mayo. Auctlonesr.
Nos. - and - north Ninth street
BUGGY. ORGAN, SCALES, HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

AT AUCilON.
Will sell at my store NJ 1919 A. Ne
MONDAY. AUGJ ST IL. 1894.
l Top Buggy and Buggy Pole,
l Organ. = Pianos. 1 piatfOrm-Scale,
Nice Walnut-Frame Parlor-Suits.
5 Walnut. Oak. and other Bevel-Glass,
Suits.
Large quantity OF Wardrobes. BuNets.
Tables. Bedsteads. bureaus. wash.
stands. Rockers. Chairs HaliRack,
Lounges. Springs. Mattresses, Crock.
cry Pictures. etc.
I Walnut Oiiiee-pesk and Chair,
CoOk-Stoves. lce-Chests aud a large as
sortment of useful articles
GEORGE W. MAYO.
au l2.it Auctioneer.
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FOR EEST,

J,OR RENT, ONE OF THOSEfa
C DESIRABLE BELLEVUE ELATA FlfthE1
and Cary streets; d rooms; Handsomely rns
sned and papered nicely heated. and tanitore
Attendance. SUTTON D CO..
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT

No. so east Leigh: II rooms.
No. 5l9 north sixth; rooms.
No. 6O5 west Marshall; rooms
No. 3lS Reservoir. rooms.
No 2O5 south Linden: rooms
No. lli6 west Marshall: rooms.
FLATS AND OFFICES:
4O7 east Main; s rooms.
4O7 east Main; rooms.
Office. Eleventh and BANK.
A. Il. APPERSON & co.
an Pit north Eleventh street.
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COR RENT. Nos. 9H AND 9l6Ss
IL Capitol street. Are now being put in <A
nrst-cless condition and win be nnished by tho
lst OF September. Elegant location for inst
class ding.house. Apply to
~. l. CABELL
aul2-I. No. north Tenth street.
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II O Il 8 A l. E.

Desirable WEST-END RESIDENCES,
on the principal streets and avenues.
prizes from 8.OOo To sl5.Goo. Would be
glad to show them to you.
DENOON, UPPER & co.,
au l2-lt 81 MAN street,
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THE KNOrTY POINTS.

New YorE's Deputy Collector wants Ia
formation on tho Tariff
NV. YoRx, August l9.-Deputy COL
lector ]. ]. Couch returned from Wash.
ington, where be had several interviews
with Secretary Carlisle regarding the
doubtful points in the now tarili bill.
"No decisions were arrival at" said
Mr.. Couch, because, legally. there is
nothing yet TO decide. laid before the
secretary the doubtful questions. SO
thnt. should tho bill become law. We
will have quick decisions"
Tho rush Of Importers continued at
tho custom house, fully throa'tourths Of
the Withdrawals OF goods from bonds
being woolens and drcssgoods. Scarcely
any whisky was withdrawn. For the
Grs. timo in many months tho sub
treasury was creditor in the clearing
house settlements to-day. There was to
It's credit sli7,72L Cashier Mulemnn
said that this was due to the heavy
payments of whisky tax in the wc't the
monsy coming to til treasury III the
shaps Of Now York drafts.
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.safariag men, who arrived within The
fortnight.
a cable dispatch from Vienna says;
During Wednesday and Thursday there
were 2j3 new cases II cholers and l6l
deaths in Vienna, aud 81 new cases ant
% deaths ia BnknWiu.
One new case Of cholera is reported at
Amsterdam, and one case Of cholera and
one death from that disease have oc-
CURED at Haarlem. At Pumereud there
has been one death from cholera, and
one case Of that disease ls reported trOm
Kolhorn.
A dispatch from Berlin says: The
cholera commission is sitting again in
order TO consider the serious noEs that
the Scourge has not only spread TO East
and Wcst Prussia, but couple Of gon.
UinO cases have been found at Cologne.
In East Prussia the new towns Affected
are Johannesburg, whore there have
been over fifty deaths, and Lyek and
AllenStcln. In West Prussia, Althof
and Thorn arc among the towns where
cholera now exists.
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CmrAGn. August iS-Thr rrnp rinmngS scare
largely collapsed to-day. and corn, whiru week
ag0 was so exCllingy buOyRmt that II wlS able TO
III not Ouly Itself but every other market OH tho
ilOOr was heavy rs lead aud CLOSED Of II loss
since Yesterday Of IL per bu'hel. Wheat Inlncd
The funeral innrrh NJ corn only 10 tho extent OF
per bnShcl. Provisions followed the process
Einn reluctantly. ClO.lnEnta moderate decllne.
In wheat there wa, 4 light speculative business.
the range tor the day bclng limited TO sEa5Ic.
The feeling was easier. Tho market, however;
soon SylnpnthlEcd with the decline III corn aud
lower prices followed.
The corn market was weak mud tho demand
very light. The opcung whS nt b!1Sc 10 b4sIc,
mud 1t closed Ut 5l9t.
Trading in oats. while Inactive at times dur.
Ing the session, amounted in all To very good
DAYS business.
Provisions opened higher on light 1.-Two hog 70.
ccIpts, hut under tho increased offerings soon
sold down, s1lnc AtcNhlucNS being developed
mar the eIaSe Oh moderate huytug, anl Nllght
rrnrtlDn followed. Compared with last night,
January fork il auc lower. January lard Oc
lower. aud January ribs loo lower
Flour steady. ,-,..
mammal; No > rel 81 tnjlIr; August h!lthS'i' ~
b,IC. September MiiHiIlt NiaSc, December
b., .aS7I n Sc; May ii, sAGlNbASr.
CoRS-NO. cash btnj!jsc; No, 0 ycllowo!SI1
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TIlo Wool Trade.


DfdGdrCetG
Tho good demand for wool held up
tho iirst OF tho wook. The past few
days havo shown an absence Of demand,
and the fact that SO much wool had been
sold during the four previous weeks
prevents any break in prices. -Four
weeks sales in Boston as reported by
tho trade foots up IN excess Of $4,000, 600
pounds, which leaves offerings consider.
ably reduced, notwithstanding tho fact
that receipts have also boon very heavy;
At tho close dealers arc asking iull
prices as a rule, but accept close bids
that would not have boon considered q
week ago. On the other hand, round
lois OF fleece woods could not be placed
Mt from la2c per pound us good price
under forced sale US they would have
brought week ago. Tho London mar
ket Is reported to have advanced on
holders part 2a3C per cont. with no
sales. Tho next London auction sale
will opeu September IS, which Will
probably fix tho price.
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CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
1t IL of tho Epidemic vnriCty-ElCVo
Casca Ssnr London.

7. Il of tho Epidemic VnriCty-ElcTen
Cases Senr London.
LoYDox, August l0.-Tho truth 10 at
Inst ont. Tho cholera is here, and 1t is
OF tho epidemic aud not OF the sporadic
variety. 1t has como from Amsterdam
md has gained a fOotlold despite tho
most elaborate precautions and untir.
inc efforts Of tho governments medical
men, which have extended over tho OIL
tire summer sOlS0n. ,,,,
Tho dreaded visitor has been ioughL
of ms long as possible. Medical science
and unliayging zeal have been utilized
to their utmost, but Mt last tho plague
eropt in nnri now there arc eleven casos
of what ia acknowledged to be tho true
Asintic choIorn 1T BatIeEsea, on tho sur
row aide of tho Thames.
Two nl those victims nro dead, anu
tho otheru arc waiting tho swift coming
cyisis of tho disease. Tho first 20 sue
enmb was a Bulch sailor named Sdnnl,
and of Tho remaining victims six are
natives Of tho district aud tho others
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THE MIIiAnu.s COUSIN

Travelling Across This Continent Under IN
Assumed SRmo.
New YoRK, August lO.-Among the
passengers on board tho French liner
la TouraIne, which arrived here, werc
two Japanese, one OF them cousin Of
tho Mikado. The latter arrived in this
country about year ago. since which
he has devoted great deal OF his time
to the inspection Of naval shipbutlding
in this country and Europe.
The NIikndo's cousin is travelling in
cocnito as Count Mishima. With him
arc his secretary, Mr.. Nagasaki. and two
servants. Tho count will sail from San
Francisco for Yokohama September O.
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DOUBLE WEDDING
10 Which All Parties Hind Recently So
cured Divorces.

cured Divorces.
PANA, ILL.,, August l9-Judge Will
Jams Price married Mrs. Elsie Harrison,
aged thirLy.six, to Edward MuudNy,
aged fnrty.nins, aud Misc Lizzie McDer-
mott, aged thirty.two, to Thomas Eli
son, aged ltty-thEce, at the respective
homes OF tho brides.
And behind this prosnic announce
ment there is story. Munday's pres
ont wife was the former wife OF Ellison,
and Ellison's vito was tho former wife
Of Munday. Ellison wac legally di-
vorced from his first wife last wednes'
day, and OH the same day the now Mrs.
Ellison was divorced from Muuday and
restored to her maiden name.
Tho contracting parties are all upoh
tho best Of terms, aud are. in fact, init.
mate associates. lhe present Mrs. Ell
lison made the wedding gown Of the
now Mrs. Munday, and vice versa.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Thu Features of tho sIonoy aud Stoc
MarketA

ThS Features OF the MonOy aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK, August ls-Money on cali easy at
lper cent; last lOau per cent; closci at per
cent. Brimo mercantile paper 3as per cent.
Sterling exchange dull aud weak, with actual
bu,iness In bankers bills at 81 SjaI s5}s for de.
nnud aud at 81 S6Iai SjIS for GO days; posted
rates 81 srGaI s1I aud 81 rs: commercial bills
4YiEui So Silver certificates GT4H3lHc: 10
sales Tho iOtbl sales Oi stocks to-day were
lGJ,IS7 shares.
Inc course OF prices on the stock exchange TO.
day was. with one or two unimpnrtunt eXGep.
tIUn, tOWnrl higher values, aud the market
closed strong at or near the best figures touched.
The causes which led 10 tlfls upward movement
were the strength oil American securities on Tue
London Exchaugu by the arbitragc aud. per-
hnpS chief Of ull, the confidence lmparted 10 the
street by the declaration OF the regular dividend
In Burlington & Quinc?. There was good pur:
chasing for rise beyond tho mere advance Ot
TODAY mud truLInx was quite confidential at the
close when compared with yesterdays ilnhl il2-
lircR The sains were: Great Northern pre-
ierrcd ~. American Tobacco. common nnh pre-
icrrUd, 2G per cent aud Cleveland, Cincinn1i,
Chicago 4 81 Louis 80 per cent Western Union
was unchanged on the day, having Rnlned anu
lost ~ DEF cent Tho movement during the
early pari Of tho week was Giraffe and the srcciI'
latI6u somewhat unsettled but tho trading i'm
proycment, with tho weeks substantial nppre.
material gains being: American TOOncco ~, do
prpferred s. General Electric ~, sugar !. chi
cago Gas "a Distlllug -. linrlinglonS quincy
g. New York Central aud Wheeling ~ lake
Way md Iniscullancous bond market was strong
and acllTu to-day. the transactions nGgrCgntsng
slI SOD, aud prices. except IN few uulm.
Iortaut INSTANCES. moved upward.
Government bOllus firm.
Il NtNIl
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THIS is to certify that l have used
Krause's Headache Capsules periodical
ly for over ono year and have very
much pleasure in stating that they
have always proved very beneficial ard
have relieved mo in from ten to fifteen
minutes. have boon n sniEcror from
headache for many years and have
never found anything TO do me as much
good as krause's Headache Capsules.
LOUIS HERMAN,
Wichita, kas.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, Ohio.
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Asa remedy for all forms Of head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t elects u permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habltual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who arc afflicted to procure
a bottle, and give this remedy fair
trial. In cases OF habitual constipa-
lion Electric Diltors cures by giving
the need tono to the bowels, and few
casos long resist the uso of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Largo bottles only
iifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
StnrC
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~ KNOW IN old soIdier who had
chronic diarrhMa Of long standing to
have been permanently cured by TAX
inn ChainGcrluin's Collie, Cholera and
Dinrrh@n Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, q prominent druggist OF Min
neapolis, MINI. 81 havc sold the rem.
edv in this city Tor over soven years and
consider it superior TO any ottcs medi-
cino now on tho market for bowel COM
I.s.,,U
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WheellnU BrldQe & Terminal Ry.

c. 0. UKEWSTEN hVCcTVvF'
limo Table 40. IL TO take Gaeol tl:1l 4. IN,
SUNDAY. November 10 lsJk
Leave Wheeling 1890 1885, 1ll:NA m, tlM
erals, tl:1, 900 T. IN.
Leave l'euInSulR-ts0G, Pol, tll:BA m.,tI''1
S3.II, Isj6. lyOd y, IN,
Leave Martins Furry-ts:l!, 1851 lll;o!l- NJ,
i1.Ii. 'l.g7. li.i?, lgl2
n ~ im,Iy. "i:al. tt:t ii, F9:ls y. III.
Leave Terminal Junctiun-f7:!t. $500. IN,
q 10 Il. IN. ll:a9. tI;nI. ti'lL ts.D y, IN.
Leave Mnrtin's fcrry-t7;sS, lS:W am 't';h
7IUI, iiIn. ti:ig. tS:i! y. m.
t'iI leave Icninsnln -l7:3L l9IIam" 'ls:Al, AN.
Ii.ii, ti;.i tShs T. ~.
,i,iT. tI:lS ti:Ii, Ip:Ui +, IN,
f.b.lIy tDGIly except Sunday. lSundays ouly.
tiitfnlus Will run III Eastern TlmG
''' J.E TAUs5lU, superintendent
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East LIBERTY. Pa. August iS-.CGttle steady
and unchanged; receipts light Hogs stronger;
receipts light: fhlHielpnIas 81 bar -; best
YOFkrrs q Gus 6& sheep dull; extra 81 l0Il ~;
good q va! "; common 5Ocn'l ~ hnb' 9 O'a
8T1.
CtScINNGTI. August Is.-IIogI In good demand
aud firm at - JUaj 70; receipts 1OJ head; ship
InauS NV head.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and
vlloW,SI Ia cautluuO tuInun form, which often
bleed and ulcGFatG, becoming VERY sore
swAYSE's OiSrMESr stops tile Itching anu
Needing, hchls liberation, and Ia most cascS re-
moves the tuInOE At druggists, Of 10y mail, for
iOerutG DE. SWdYnG & Son. Philadelphia
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When Baby was alex, We ssve her caatorlA,
When shc vas a Child, shO cried for caStoriA
When sho became NLas, she cluuE to CnstoriA.
When Shc had Children, ShO EaVo thcm cAStOris.
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Metals.

NEW York. August iS-Plg irou dull Amesl'
can $40 OOai1 o. Copper firm. Lead hrn; dOneS.
lie s. is. Thu nominal; plates steady; spcltet
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nnirnlaIIiIi
Npnfll.

New York, August lS-Petrolcum steady:
Pennsylvania oil. sales none: september option,
lacs nOnc; closed at sUSsc bid; Lima oil, sales
none.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW
EOnry clows's Weekly Letter on
tho Business Outlook.
MARKET FREEDFR0A UNCERTAINTY

BY Action on tho Tariff BIlI-Bus the
Work of a Year Cannot DO Uadone
in a Week or a Moath-securtIos
Getting Into Strong Hands-Enect
of tho Condition of the Corn Crop.
Suggestions to Spectators
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= = Wheelind, w. Va,

SEPT. ., 8, 0, O and !, lsOi.
Grander and Greater than ever Twelve Trut.
ting. lHciDg aud Running Races ono SINGLE
double Triple and Quadruplc Parachute Leap.
from Que Balloon by u Lady. Gentleman aud
Two Dogs IArgr and 1no exhibit Of Live Stock.
Agricultural implements, Farm PrOductN Plants.
Flowers, Fruits aud numerous Special ut
fractions Excursion rates on all railways
Speed entries clOsO August n Lave STOCK Gu
trIOs close August 20.
address Secretary for Premium List etc.
GEORGE HOOK, Secretary.
A REYNASN, preIideut jnh
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RAILROADS.
tiIaIly, except SUNDAY.
al

Sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove at
p;t5N IN. anu wheeling Mt Ell p. NJ.
Trains No. . G u and Vi connect with hcfdlc
llnO for TriadclphIa IIcrhic leaves TtIadclphla
IOr Elm Grove al I:iOA m. 80 a. m. 1870 a III.
nni Clio n. m. Daily, except Sundays ard Sat.
ur,iay'k hcriic will connect with train Ma ~,
leaving Wheeling at ll:ulp. ~.
SUNDAYS hetdlc leaves Trladelphla at 200
n. m, l2:OJA IN, $50 n ~. and clnnecs with
trains No. s. II and " from Wheeling.
H. T. WEISGERNER Gen. Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
49, pennsylvania Stations.
|VIEgRRSyIV5RIa Nn9s..
rrnIns Rnn hy confirm Tlme.
s0'-rN0'R'T NT'TTV--' ~ HNE7,IE HOU

,r,r,Vr OFFICES At PEsTSSrIvA1I sTETION o.
WirER IT., fUoT OF ELEVENTH ST, hhEELlNC'
Ar NCt.unE ilouEE, WHEFLtSG, AMI AT T1S
pTNNpYLVASIA STATION. Hklp0EPoHr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
Attention! Parents, Guardians & Others

When you are looking for a school why do YOU
ll,tcn 10 cxnryernted and unreasonable claims
i1F preference made by schools having no GHpo'
ferice and no reputation 10 impGrtlnR business
education. and decide III thoir favor without
personally Investigating aud making comInati
sOn OF tho courses OF Instruction nil facilities;
are and reputation Of schools? Hyou viii call
on each aud examine it, facilities aud then con'
parc them Won will lind tho difference ~ favor
OF the WHEELING BUSINESS GoLLHth 20
ence in uvSry rugani BY 80 dotag sou can de-
eide intelliEently and avoid making the unloF'
tunate mistake that some do.
Please call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
TN Wheeling. ". Va