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into account
 For uay part I deem the strike almost
 inevitable under existing conditions.
 although 1 do not believe in the rash
 and unjust strike. Labor day is des-
 tined to be happy in that respect this
 rear. The workers will have no fail ure to remember.
 President Mcbride. of the American Federation of Labor, shares in the general opinion that new conditions are arising
 Labor day will be a great occasion this year., said he, because the work ingmen have gained sso much the past twelve months am very glad the oc- oasion is to be made one of national protest against the Debs outrage In its way, the episode has beena blessing. IL has shown the toilers how little they may expect from the powers that C. under existing conditions The old ay Of regarding our republics as the adise Of toilerS is over and done |. Rather Is it-a paradise of esoi-
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s+art7 4o-e43er LABOR QUESTION. fully agree with those who declare that class feeling in this republic is stronger than h any other coun- ry in the world That is the inevitable result of economic oppres- sion. For a long time the Amer ican workingsnan was taught and be- Iieved that he was imueasuraaly bet Ter of than his toiling brother in ether lands. Events here have opened his eyes. Capitalism is the same here as elsewhere IL grinds the face Of the poor. The very fact that political equality exists appears to make eco homie despotissn harSher"
 Nr- Sovereign was asked about his boycott of the bank notes.
 That has been much Lnisrepresented- Those who think the measure fareiea3
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masses Sl0lt0 fet -idiculed Surely the workers Of any land are an important element in its population Let us assume. for the sake of argument. that they voice de mands that are absurd. Is 1t nice to mock these demands? Would it not be better for those who deem them ab- surd to argue temperately with labor and endeavor 10 point its errors out to +? Again. see how eoldlv the classes hold aloof from Labor day. They take no interest in it. Whenever the work ingman has measure to propose. he must make his fight alone. When the fnanciers or the business men want g thing done they are very ready to solicit the toilers' aid
 Do you agree with Debs in condemn ing strikes2'
 T don't think Debs is against strikes IS a means in certain emergencies We
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.... How necessary the cry of hard times is 10 the success of the free-sil- yer agitation is shown by the fact that free-silver organs are still crying calamity in the face of all the evidence Of increasingly prosperous conditions The Wichita gKan.) Eagle tfree-silver organl says: There is no indication of better times, no hope for prosperity, and there can be none until the values of which everything has been robbed are restored. The Atlanta Constitution free silver refers to ''bns.ness and industry all over the land" as in "a stagnant condition. - \. |. Pos.
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cienUv en6ght- ened prom pt capital to look
 to the welfare of bor2 The trou- ble with our Ro- pie is that they are dzzied by their political equality as to be for the most part blind to econo
 mic inequal- itv. The con- sequence is that
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twill certa ainly usher in a new
 epoch. The in- dustrial element
 aas more sold- arityI should say, now than at
 any former pc #raThe1 may not be the old time showa nd glitter. but there will be enthu- siasm and 3 de arm -sr14ss,- +1
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are welcome 10
 opinion. But asa protest
 of labor against existing =eond- fions il ought to b C significant. Labor has little to do now but protest against it's servirude. Ii seems odd that the gliscontent of the workin ng
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have just seen two large strikes brought to a successful issue the miners in Penn sylva mia and the tailors' in New York. What NIT. Debs means I am sure. Is that the expedieng Of
 %--7-es ---r-
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taIisss Where fn the world has capital more preroeatives thRn among our selvese I wonder if our people under stand the significance Of the fact that the telling masses are learning to re- gard the conditions under which they live with sullen discontente Does it bode well for the future Of our land? Would not mere self interest. fl suff-
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LABOR DAYS INFLUENCE.
Leaders of the Movement Talk of
 It's Many New Features.
VIII Be National Protest-sovereirn. Mcbride, Gompers and Debs 50 Term the Coming Holiday to Be
 Held in September.
COPYRIGHT. 1895

ABoR day this
 year S to be celebrated un- der somewhat unusual cir cumstanc&. IL cones on Sep n b CT 2 in most of the tes.aIthough
 nsylyania
 does not eeIe-
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GEN. ScHoFIELD 10 RETIRE.
Last Of the War Horses to Soon
 Quit the Army.
Thoughts of Things zTilitary-Fgis Cool Courage and His Record He says He Wlu Never Be Prezfdent-Hiz
 Plans for the Future.
 mFTEEEfH L l&o

UB little army has a severe loss store
 the twenty ninth of The present. month its commanding officer Mai. Gen. John M. &hofeId. re-
 tires on account Of age He is
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fer from the an- troductnn of all sorts of fadS and issues W social reformeS " ho m 2
 enough -bufwho rusHv work n . . away into all
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TIE trae joy of reward $ in the labo, which wins it.-Irrigation.
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HE-sIs this the first tims you've eyar been in love. darling7n She (thourhfiass lyl-.Yes; but it's so nice hope it won't bs the last t''-Ti1-Bit5.
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Halls catzrrh Cure rs 2 Constitutional Cure. Price 75s.
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An Important DiTezsenoe.

To make t apparent b thousands. rvh. think themselves il, that they are not af' fected with any disease, but that the system simply needs cleansing, is to bring confors none to their hearts, as q costiYe condition Is easily cured by using Syrupof Figs. Man. ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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&x4E ck14AL HILLS be first taken
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THE INTRODUCTION OF is4sf.n
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.s 2 neans in eertain emergeneies. ",
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

SgruPl-GhOlce sugar syTupS, 27c; fancy drpI
:Sci silver drip, 2lr; New Orleans mo.
H IaSSS' sM9IcS S5s prime 800 lalT %iei mixed
PfDpiiOHi-LAWeS, q, mans 1905 medium s. 9,
hams lO'tc; $, q breakfast bacon SEC S. q. shout
lers .c; sides sc; Ordinary beef lie; ham
dT!eJ beef y T.; Enucklea iic; iimIl mess pork
Llrd-P refined, IN tiarc, 20; 20 In tins
.l4c, ,Chcaga l0y1, 80 tieyee, 7ei 50 lB tins
fAcitu pHlN illi, h'4c, uupalls . lbs, b'gCi tin
pals ~ lbs s'ig Tin pals, 20 lbs, SO.
AuJlr-tutlOpt $500; cubes D liC, powdered
d Lee grUnulalei standard t9!C' standard cnniec-
TONERS A ave-; Columbia iGIc; standard
Windsor A i,G7C; American iGICi white extra
Z lisci oxui i2Jci fruit sugar 500; refined
CoJoc Green coaeo-Fancy Golden Rio 30,
fancy green lie; ChoiceToen 2.l,c; roasting
gfades23sss; java 2sFgg; TaatteH pRcKasci-
Arrow 2liJ'; ranhAndl0 "L1l; Arbucslu &
Coz roasted 2l.igr Bu.k roasted 81 81 Old Gov
eInmenl Java roasted Jic; Mocaa all Java il1;
A. grade Rio &c.
Bii-Volns itysan per ID, saiic;gunpowi0r
8las Q; Imperial illnci Japan 2Stijl; UlIOns ia
sun SOuChOng 2iAllu,
CIltls-iIar fall weight, l0c; Plrallna, p1r
ID. lslsc; m0li pdr set, lUt,
IRsJur-GnoiNe cider, l2allG per gal; standard
riybtanda iantte pe' Gaiioni country iSai,c per
gal, rs to quality,
Cieps-H quoted n jnbblng a, Sitag, for
tUllcreami swclstr Hall q, according 70 qua
iHbLsmhuTses l!ci factory H8c'
FHl-NO, maesrlel, 80 los 5000; No. 9 OK
ira mseketcl, bbi, new. ~ lbs 81 81, 40 =
Slbh, 81 lJ' 80 ., snaI, $50 ins 50 los, No .,
large, ~ lbs s1Ol
'ai,-rIROshy, s. . per busheIi clover, small
sec, O. ~.
NO /, per bol., p)e extra per bOl., q w
dA.I', Gnc ATb'Dlil1l sacks, 81 ~ per sack,
ff'i IO1.-llG per 10,
DrieG Frui,-kyapora,ed peaches in boxers
loo: eyaporalel peaches In bass, ssec
Ca17,i Gllti-sHpdRrl Sin. NDI3 paaHIa',
81 10; pic peaches, g'!bL 9iE pie peaches, . los,
{! o. No. . tomatoes, SraSi ", corn slll;
"dgradc. lbs Slc; strawberries, . lbs. 81 10.
blROEbcrtlDI, lOi,, 81 ~ uHFoerrOS > lbs,
VI 90: dEmiopS los, pc; lma beans, . los,
91fA!i 10; cove oysters b.. igGs, blE d. d..
full weight 9Jc; s,rlGg bcanL lb'., 75i'la; sue
C2,llh. . lbL. yN2l!l -; eirif June peas, ~ ~,
FIeHen peas $40: MaaoWiag pat Clos. 81 II.
plnrtoples, 81 -, c0p,chtrg.1S, u.s.. 3llGl o.
io3teI n'dr. No / tubs ~ -, No. :, 81 80;
No, 0 81 %; 2,hOop paiii 81 -; ShOOp, 81 a..
single waYl bnNrii, 9tll double do SOB ans
cHnpel dnuB'pd,, 81, snss S!h
O.-Lari wbilo;n extra strained, zoe; carbon,
water while. SC: IS. T5sa: ll1', 60 WAlIe
miners beat, Ijc white miners No. 2, 26s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

dry@llcd shoulders 54a51.c short clear sides
.,Wll'Ey-DI'tnIOrl' hnlhca goodi per gallon
9urrER-sIcAdyj creamery gaggSe; dairy 9's
EGGs-Firm ct l5nlCc
New Horl,-Flour, receipts 5000 barrels; GA
p0tu rs iVi barrels market lower 10 Geti to'nay,
owing 10 tho break IN wheat Wheat, receipts
l@,SO bushels, exports ~ IOl Bushels, spot
weak options closed at ~ net decline on
heavy unloading Dy recent buyers ClOSing;
October Glc December Gic, Corn. receipts aj,'
800 bushels; exports 9Ii710 bushels; spot
weaker options dcclluOi all day, closing l,a'4c
lower, Closing October, 20 lc December sIl4c
els Of futures spot weaker; options sold OIL on
big crop estimates aud closed t,Ql,o lower Cins'
Ing October 2l.ri D0cember liG, Hides llrIn.
Leather firm. Beef steady, Cut meats firm, Lard
quiet; western steam closed Ut 81 2ia6 M
PORK IN hTn demand. Eggs firm; state aud
PennSrlvanll salS'sC western fresh l7HlSc,
IalOW lirm, TaTponline quiet MolRsssi trtn.
Coffee, options opened steady, closing steady At
lla2) points net decline; spot lilo steady,
sugars raw sIfongi relnOd Arm aud In good
demand,
lialtlm0re-Flo firm; western super s. i6a
9 6y: do family 81 95ai %. winter wheat patent
g. hjhjSl Hprng do 81 7Oai OO; receipts 800
barrels shipments 7J!i barrels, Wheat dun
GsaOihc No : red GJnGl'4n; receipt, 1904 bush
els; southern wheat by sample tSiioo; on grade
GS.n96iIc. Corn fairly ActlYn spot 2D'1HiOr:
month SSknlS>sc year 3I}1lAlaC; receipts 6!,i.7
bushels; southern white corn 800; do yellow
AlAt3c, Oats hFm and iaiyly active; No. . white
western 2l'sa!aC mixed n sgllCi receipts II 10
bushels, RE s.caly; No, 3 iialjl for nearby
western ls1. Has fra and demand active;
Gnoice Timothy so GOALS %. Butter aud cheese
hrm' iaucy New YORK large 9l4agnc,
CinclnuntI-,F.our steady. Wheat steady; No,
red zoe; receipts 400 bushels: shipments
$500 bushels, Corn IN good dgmaud; No, 9
mixed Silsc, oats firm; No. gllsc. Rye dull;
No ,, Sl' % Lard barely steady ut O. rs. Bulk
meats nrm nt s. ora, Bacon scarce and firm at
siNL WHISKY 10 fair demand ut q - Butter
hrm aud active, sugar strong Eggs firm al lie.
T0lsdO-Wbest active aud Lowell; No, . cash
GilG, December Csc. Corn active and lower;
No mixed $50; No, mlyrd 80; No, . white $50;
No 2yollow SIC. oats dull; No . mixed axe;
No. white s3bsr BedGll No. ., l2l,C, Clover
seed active aud lower, prime cash October
81 ~,
Observation-Disclosures nfm and In GOOD de-
maud; fancy wei,efn creamery 30 Eggs lTm
and .c higher. fresh nOlr.by Use; western lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

hALll&~lH' NuAlAg sept. w lo|H
SwrYr-Tho receipts which are 900 head
less tAaa they were last week, are reported as
brag h,r In point ni numbers aud there is a
far deMgnl for them q. a dgclur VI 20 spr1
last Monday, VITA AbOuI the satan range o I
values a reported about ,Rlt Thursday. Cool
% prime hogs ytQlAi o.; others, Including
nearby hog. = jJii Is; light DisS 81 09ai ~
aud rOughs s. OJaj ~ por 10 pounds gross
Receipts y,Aig head
sHsEr 40 Trade for both sheep aai
GTbi Is duh, Sheep sell Ut i5sall.t, and Il
Jew cxsfa 30 per pound gross; IuthbS 2SsAN.
sad u few extra 10 per pound gross. ,IocE eve.
bluls'Ol, aud Il lev extra \ shade higher, aud
demand fair ior gloi ones Others dTa.
CAtVEt There l6R better trade reported TOR
all klgis OF caivaS Nrsh arc selling at { !j'I
and srssien sIOlai 90pes head.
ChioNgO- Cattlc-Choics beOvcJ were Gr'n
withug. any further decline In common TO good
nRuYcA sl.ts vera Oh the basis OF 81 lJli - Tor
common 10 choice steers, With fancy booyrs
nboYs g. o. md Inv butE Of the tranERction, AFRO
iTOm thst pace Gown 10 81 VI butchers and
Gamers sicadirF, bulls selling A. 81 7SaS ", aud
cows aud nsitofI 81 6'A3 70 for poor to extra
81 ~ Veal Csiyos duh aud weak. WeItefn
range cattle weak, few going ~ high Us 81 o.
Texans were slow HOgs--'rh0 best light weights
sold a n.ckci higher. while heavy hogs were
that much lower, Common to primo heavy sold
a. s. 1jhi 81. hatcher weights 81 goNt ~; mixed
lots 81 91Ai an IgHtw weights s. STAT 30: pigs 81 OHa
I p; shippers 81 2Ial -; packers 81 OQai 20
Sheep Market active AZ about previous figures
nauyN sheep 81 5JR3 75i chiefly at y jOAg 10;
wr''em sheep s. 5lLj 10; Texans & GJa1 S.:
lambs s. Olai 90 aud a few primo lots st s. 5OR
4 Is. hi: the genera. lamb market was conslderA-
bly, lower than last week. keccipg-Caitle 10 800
head calves COO head hogs 2O,COo head; sheep
10 VI! heat
ENSt LlhprtI Cattle IteadY and unchanged
Hogs active rad strong; primo medium u s1a
ST. fair 10 host Workers 81 BOAT 7S tOughs s. GOA
as. Sheep steady; extra s. OJa3 10; fair to good
81 j1R ~; common bOca!l 0J, lambi g. coal IS;
veal calves s. OJEj IS,
CincinnRti-lIogi nct!vO q, 81 JDaI Is; re.
ccipt 900 head shipments 1000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

ChIrNrO-whua was radically wo,k today,
closing q p lower iOf December Weak cables
aud an Increase In tho worlds visible surpy
encouraged tho bears and short sellers dld tho
rest, May corn lost 50, May oats lost % aud
pfnylslDn' flushed At duGlinti
Flour steady
WnElr Cash No, . spring 52t.a9c. No 3
spring C)ablC No. red 6lHi'ci October ~ =
JG.H0i,6
Cons Cash No a. aOsGn7O'soi M. yellow
3W,lWtc. October no. sRUJi ,6iO'Hi NUvonhc
l,.h, Ays1, hcccmDof 2EaBNn!Gi1, Stay
UlrtsCNh 10. 2. isnisl.ci No gwhlc 2li,a
n ~, No. . white iblialOSO october lSiiSlvc
DcCrtnbct lMlN assoc May lOliaijj sn2Jl.C
NYE=NO q 4lG
BARLRY= No q, nominal
FLAAHErb- No I, $50.
'tiNDtnY Rtrp Primo N soar 1i.
Mass l'DaK cash nor Dbl ~ lIhng M OclUs
Dor " 10hN illshS ~ January ~ Boar ~ ,in No
lARh-Ch, psf 100 lbs hHi al pO October
o B0ab htAi az January q ERl piltal at,
gnnut llm Cash sides u 'Oib h OilObat
o. aiat tjN5 Njii January u Dai pllsAl ~ N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

RoStou-ThA wool market continues arm,
and tnc business il being done. especially In
Australian WOODS and prices for this line Rrn
fully 1.alc higher than last week. Domestic
woods have also had ready sale aud although
priceSArc not materially changed yet II IL much
easier TO move woods The following are the
quotations On tho Leading descriptions: Ohio
aud PennSriyhniA hgeCoS, X aud above l7hlsc,
Xxx aud Xxx and above isRl9c; No. combing
DC, No COm0lng nc; dclAiGs 2O1lc. Mchl.
gan, Wisconsin,, etc, X Michigan iSai7e, X lW-
nnls iJal7c: Ne Michigan Conbitig E2c No,
Illinois 70; X New York. New liamnshiro and
Vermont i6alG1c, No New York. New llamp-
shirs aud Vermont lgn1Oc Michigan untnCr.
charitable i2lElahc; Michigan unWRShed liza
NO; unwAshcd medium Kentucky aud Maine
quarter blood cOmblng 100; Kentucky and MRiuO
ihrce,cigh tbs blood oOmbiug lshSlpc, Indiana
and Missouri quarterbOOd cOmbing lS4Rl9c;
Indiana aud Missouri three oighth.blood comb
Ing ishiSFle Te1As woods, spring medium i2n
nc; secured prices Jlai!c; spring hne twelve
months l2alsc secured pr.n9 SGAi'c Territory
woods Montana medium and ane ilAlic; secured
price save; Montana No medium lial6c;
secured price slha7c: Utah, Wyoming etc, Ane
medium aud huc lUllSc; secured EASjC. Cali.
iUrnln woods, northern spring Halle; secured S3A
&c: middle cuuuIlci spr,ng llLlSc secured a1A
Elc. Australian. sNoutsd basis Cnmbing I2A4ici
good iyAtc comblng, average SSSS9ci Queens
land comOrng SsAios
Now York-Wool slcadr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Ba,.r-c Creamery choice. 1880; country choice
per 10, l6a!0ti county Gooi, case; county
ilir o.
p1s-FDh IN cas-. ljli5, per dozen: "a
barrels lSti5' pr dozen.
FJtry-Prcu pef puand: O,t ToOi;e-S Sac,
chickens. sluls Nsyc geelo, babe cacai Aeus,
Ease; duCAs, iyohngt 5nNc.
iropit1f Fr44-LemllL S 0laS 80 pc; box,
hausHaS, 81 0lk2gl per blachi California oranges
Is 90, I1InAtl25
isgEtblT-SoE potatoes 81 20 pys barrel,
clcrmberi lc per dlz tomatoes 5GRtDc Pc hush
ell; oyster 1'Lug, SOC per dor: c.E plant. 500 pee
doL, eastern onions ~ l1A, - per bbL; home
psAcho, 5cgSl w Urr ba,Eyi; Maryland peaches,
81 70 per crate dell pears g O0A! 80 per barrel
Celery 20 per blnch. Baltimore sweet potatoes
g. UlAa p per hbt, jtFsuy sweet potatoes s. ppl
39t Cabbage, pes Dol, 15gksl %, CrRubeTTles,
per crate, :! Glas 90 spanish onlonN per crate,
slll New mountain bucEWhCsI ilour, sG5' .
ues N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02
rtnln Iiohh.r. I,nnndsh In.

GRASD RAPIDS, MIcu., Oct, flames
Brown and Victor Taylor, farmers, liv.
Ing in I'ubella county, havo been ar.
rested and arc now on their way to the
Allen caunty jail, charged with COM
plicily in the hold.up Of the Chicago
and Woit Michigan train near Feau.
vilIo on August 20. Engineer Zbbsll
IL said to have identified both mon.
Taylor Is also believed to havO boon with
Smalley, another Of the gang, whom tho
latter shot Detective Powers whilO 70.
sistinV arrest, aud who was Afterwards
killed By officers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

RGosdRi Blrk,-GlntsnR, dry, per ID, IN do.
maud. s. 5Oa3 W. alSsatrlN. bark, per ID, sa9ci
pLuAfrGs oil, pst h. IJdjJc, May apple root, pee
h. SN7G: yellow root golden seal, per To-, lsA
ggc; blood rOOI, per- ID. 5at0; Seneca suGEe roo.
perlb.. free OF top 30aijC; West Tlrginia snake
root. per 10. 2jas6c: pink root per 10. iue. SlL
Sc; elm bark, per ID, &c; wild cherry bark,
per h.. lsASoc
Bsip-P rlmaneW hAud'plcked medium. 81 e.;
prime new hRnl.picGcd, navy, 81 5Jal IS
HoOl-Flne washed lie. SO OF for un'
washed. medium unwAshod ijalG.i medium
washed l6al5r
iioHty-ln toe comb, per To-, lgaijc
RIys-CountTy mi Ecd LAlc pgr ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

CoLuNnA, S. C., Oct. l.-south Caro-.
lima occupies tho unique position
among tho states Of tho union Of being
tho only ono which has no divorce law
and has never hal. The constitutional
convention this morning, alter a hard
fight by a vote OF 50 TO 40. adopted II
section OF tho constitution iorbidding
tho granting Of divorces for any cause
whatever and not allowing recognition
OF divorces granted In other states.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

SOw YorE-AcsntI have advanced tho prices
as follows Continental li5sinCh brown cottonS
a. net: Continental a6ineh bloAnhcd cOitons 20
net; Dwight Anchor 10 inch bleAched cottouI SC;
FarWcll a6,lnch blcached ootiou' &c; Cabot 70.
inch hleaGhci cotiunt 10 Boston COLI fed lc tn
~; boston aud BOndvlfO gray duck sc; Oils
three ounce dcniins &C; OTIS 40 GCnlms 40;
Columbian heavy dNnimS e.; AmO,Scag AGA
ucglnCS 3tr Sow York nine ntncc dcnimS re
net; Everett olghl ounce fancy dcnimN ilsC nHt3
mont 70 domcls &c; COncOtiga 3l.lnCh brown
cOitOns iIn There has been much demEld on
tho part OF tho converting trade and better sales
Wooden gOnds slow Blankets slow. moro in.
QIiry', Printing cloths very urn 81 3'tc, no sell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02
nnrklon,, Nrnloa sary..

Tho bOIL SNIyo In tho world Tor cuts
bruises, sofoI, ulcers, aalL rhonm, iOvOr
cores, toLtsr, chopped hands, ohilblans,
GornS, and all skin ofupLlon', aud posi-.
lively Cutoi plle', or no pay required,
lila guaranteed Ia Fiyo perfect Hatlslac.
lion or money refunded. Price 70
cents Dor box For bato by Logan Drug
OOmpnIY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

.Grlh-Wn'lt GQcpOr bnshol. Corn, parbnih,
81, enr from store, hlC. Old oats. ont vi store,
western crop, aio por busheI; new oats 900 per
buAhci.
FDur-Fancv roller mill winter wheat wood
nj ~ n0 pcr nlrroG paper, 81 10 per blrreg spring
wheat MinnohaAa ~ 0l IN plnCr sack, 81 10 per
barrel. old wheat. Famous siij In sack, 81 90
IN wood; Galaxy, ~ o. IN paper sack, 81 10 In
barrett pilhh1ry -four, 81 - Ia wood aud one
eighth c0IiOui 5 - m paper,
Feai-Brin SIS per toni mIddlngi so
pertOu, Has, hllai Sl7 0l Uer toni now hay
SliOl Straw, loose aud balcd S. w per ton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02
SAYS HE SMELLSA RAT.
Rev. Gibson Charged With tho
Murder OF Blanche Lamont,
FOR WHICH DuRRlNT IS ON TRIAL.

Breaks His Long silence aud Talks
About tho TrAEOdy--Ho soOros tho
Counsel for tho Defense aud Init.
mates That the Public is Intelligent
Enough to Tell tho Difference
Between a BIuT aud Tact-uo
Would Rather bo Hanged Than
Saved by tho Methods Employed by
Lawyer Deuprsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

tbs burden Of labor Ia constantly DO.
Ing llghlonol by new Inventions, but
nothing now has yOL boon discovered TO
brighten tho hours Of labor and mako
ITO worth living like simmons LiyOr
Regulator docs. It's tho King OF LAYER
Medicines! A sluggish liver duproHoS
ones spirits aud causes languor, besides
upsolllng tho Who'll, system, Hut Sim.
mons Liver Regulator tonoa up and
uitsngLhOnB tho body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Cdnis-E1;ra 900 to LOO lbs 3i,alc good,
900 TO 100 lbs, s1SA5jic; good, 500 to 90 lbs,
S1asl e iair. 7jl TO so lbs, ishso: common.
COZ to 200 lbs, 2a2lic; bulls l5IGlhci cows, ~
aJc
Hog,-ErtrG, AiIto sc; good, 4 to INci com.
mon, 81 to ic.
Sht.p.E1,Sa. case; gooI, lHagc; common,
! to Nc lAmbI. 2'gaic,
ErtsE Cowi-!!0agJ; calves, iljhc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

A. G. DAnrLGY, OF Magic. Pa, writes:
~ feel tia duty Of mine to inform you
and tho public that Do Wits Witch
Hazel Snlvo curod mo Of very bad case
OF eczema. It also cured my boy OF a
running sore on his log. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. W. Va, u. +. Peabody,
JIonwood, aud bowie & Co., Bridge.
mort, U,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

Hyurrow Moisture! lntolN ,chlng Nui
lllurOngi no'tat night wone by scratching. Il
bleed aud urrru1, hrrpmlug yrty surC
gWAYHEs ONtNESf stops Tho llchlug aud
bleeding, heal, liberation, anil In most ulsNt 20.
m0ycslhO JUNIORS AtdrnWl,t,, or BY mail, tor
tucpntt Dt bNhynA ~ Htn Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02
WHOLESALE PRICES.
weekly Review OF tho Local wholesale
Markets IN all Lines,

Lemons went mp another notch, bur cold
weather should soon cut down the demand aud
price Sugars arc still advancing The usual
October advance in produce lues is noted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

When Baby wr1 81 IN gave her cSStotlA,
when Sho Nas Ca.ai, sic cried for Ca'totIs,
when Aho bccNmo aI,a, EhO cling to caNicrIa.
when IAO had Children, RhC gsyo tlOn clstorlA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-02

clmplv nnrlv "8HtyErN OiytNEyf" No I'm.
lrfnnl medicine required. Cures iclcf, cczoina.
Itch all eruption, on tho face, hands, moss, DO,
leaving the skin ul''r, White and healthy, IL
great healing aud curative powers ntc possessed
by no other rcmcly Ask your druggist for
SWAYREbU lJtsiEtG 1tIlsAW