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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

The republicans have called con-
vention to nominate city officers on
March %. Shall they have things all
their own way, or shall there be nom
partizan ticket, composed of men not
hampered with political strings-men
selected for their fitness to govern our
city instead Of for their petty parti-
zanship? It does seem as though our
citizens should rise above the petty
bossisms of any political party, aud
select a mayor, council ana school
board untainted with the slime of
s'fxers' and wire-pullers, and having
for their aim the best interests of our
fair Young city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

Senator Armstrong is one of the
directors of the Hutchinson reforma-
tory. If we could not get a state
institute of our own, we can at least
furnish first class director for a
Hutchinson institute.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

The Quidnunc ought to have had a
stenographer and a kodak in the court
room last Monday afternoon, during
the examination of Bennett. A racy
morsel of sensational evidence could
have been secured that would make
the Quidnuncs friends the minis
ters-green with envy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14


Mrs. e. @. Kent and children are
here from Clinton, Missouri, visiting
with the family of her father, G. F.
It is said that, though Larned is a
dry town, there are at least dozen of
her "best citizens" whose feet won't
track after ten o'clock at night.
Notice elsewhere the ad. of New
comb & Son, the Great Bend nursery
men. Trees selected with a view to
Kansas climate ought to do the best.
Call at this Office before you get
your horse bills and service notes
printed. Our work is at all times the
best, and prices to suit the hard times.
Henry @. Merhof is one of our
readers who reads his own paper, it
being paid to 1896. He tells us the
ground is in fine condition for plow-
ing.
The school boys say they had slick
time, Wednesday. A coat of ice COW
cred everything Tuesday night, and
the next morning no one was sure of
his understanding.
A grapevine telegram comes up
from Oklahoma to the effect that the
q. N. G. comedy company has had its
hair cut. Nothing is said about it's
eye-teeth, however.
The DEMOCRAT is Proud of its eff
cient corps of correspondents. There
are several localities in the county not
yet covered, from which we would
like much to get the local news.
Music from the blacksmith's anvil
now blends joyously with the twitter
of the early birds. N. B.-This
item was written before the Wednes-
day unpleasantness cut off the twitter-
ers.
One man reports wheat in bad con-
dition, and another reports it good.
Better not borrow any trouble nor take
on any enthusiasm over the wheat
prospects. Sufficient unto the harvest
is the condition thereof.
Henry F. Miller was in to see us
Saturday. He is one of our progress
i've farmers, and one of the many
good things he does is to always re-
member the printer by keeping his
paper paid for in advance.
{ The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church will hold .'Dime Social"
at the residence of Miss Maggie
Brinkman, March Goth. A most cor
dial invitation is extended to ALL
Come cut and spend social evening
Mrs. Tyler has received full
line of spring millinery, ladies furn-
ishing goods and notions, which will
please the ladies in price, style and
quality. Give her a call.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

The question is asked US: How can
a man pass a satisfactory medical
examination and go into fraternal
insurance association one week, and
then pass sufficiently satisfactory ex-
animation to warrant mis- recommen-
dation for disability pension? The
question is too hard for us to answer.
we would respectfully refer it to the
pension examining board.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

There never was a dewdrop that
filed the flowers cup but quick there
came sunbeam to dry the dewdrop
up; there never was a dollar that
jingled in our till but quick there came
fellow and scooped it with bill.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

Great Bend now has five weekly
papers-the DEMOCRAT, Register,
Quidnunc, Beacon and Tribune. The
''long felt want" is evidently well
filed, but not any better filed than if
there was but the one paper, the
DEMOCRAT
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

Miss Estella Condor, who has
been visiting with the family Of j. V.
Brlnkman for several weeks, returned
to her home in Oswego Friday even
ing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

Mrs. Walthrop's Bachelors, a COM
edy in three acts, will be given by
the dramatic committee of the Public
Improvement and Relief Club Friday
evening, March 22nd. The cast con-
tains some of the best dramatic talent
of the city. You cannot afford to miss
it. Seats now on sale.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14


DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Tickets to Col. Hams lecture
tonight, so cents.
Spring millinery, novelties in flowers,
buckles, and shapes, at Miss Browns.
"Car'line, Car'line, can't yo' dance
de peavine! Ole Aunt Jemima, %, hi
o."
Judge Elrick G. Cole, Of the appel
late court, will assume his duties next
week.
The boys from the match factory
gave another way-up "rag" last Mon
day night.
Chat Donley returned to Salina
this, Thurday, morning, after few
DAYS visit with the home folks.
G. L. Archer, of Albert, was a
caller Saturday to clear his record with
the DEMOCRAT until after harvest.
The "Skedunk" got some free ad-
vertising Sunday night that will insure
it an increased sale in Great Bend.
Isaac Reynolds is building reser-
voir and will put up a wind mill to
irrigate his garden. in the third ward.
W. r. Hogue, of Waynesburg. Pa,
waa out on visit to his brother, j..
A., of the south side, the first Of the
week
Mr.. Thomas York and family, of
Hoisington, left for the Strip last
Friday, where they will make their
home.
On the 10th of March, three years
ago, there was seven inches of snow
on the ground. Don't be in too much
of rush to make garden.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give RAILROAD Social
at the residence of John Lightbody,
on Tuesday evening, March 18th. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-03-14

1t is said that Great Bend girls
become brides at such youthful age
that it becomes necessary for them to
burn their playthings at the wedding
festivities to show to the world
that they have renounced childish
pastimes forever. -Larned Eagle OPP
tic.
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IN THE Sc

Routine Proceedings OF tho Upper Branch
of tho Legislature.
Special Diipaieh "a, he Inteatqenccr.
CmARLrsroS, Jan. 2S.-In the sonata
the committee on education reported
iavorably on tho following senate bills:
05, rotating to state bonrd OF medical
examiners; 10l, incteasing tho state
school levy; house bill 5, authorizing
tho school district Of Spencer to issue
bonds aud aonnto joint resolution 2,
providing for Il commission to revise
The school laws; advoraoly on sona,o bill
7, to ostnbliHh n branch normal school Mt
Montgomery: without recommendation,
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a AND TRADE.
Tho Features of thu Money aud stock

Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.
New YORK. Jan. 2s,-Mouey on cali active ati
per cent; last loan . per cent; closed offered
at 2 per cent. Primo mercantile paper E4at
per cent. Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business In bankcn' bills at 81 s9hai sgN for
demand. Silver certificates we bid. Tho
total sales Of stocks TO-DAY were lshGSJ shares.
The heavy engagements Of gold for shipments
Tomorrow and Wednesday, the large withdraw
Ais OF gold from the suO-treMury and the prei.
uents message 10 congress wcro the factors IN
io.dhy's speculation on the stock exchange. The
gold moycElent, which was Unexpectedly large,
had markedly depressing influence on tho mar.
Iet, aud caused u decline In the carly dealings.
which was somewhat accelerated by the delay
10 tho sending OF the message, which, IL was eI:
pected, would have been read at the opening OF
the sessions oil both houses Of congress. Tho
market became Irregular aud unsettled With tho
tendency downward aud the pressure was not
removed until tho Presidents Recommendations
10 eongress had been announced on the stree:
and hastily dlgosted. Then came a sharp rally,
which. as 70 the active list, was most pronounced
in sugar. New Jersey Central aud the Changers,
baltimore & Ohio being also prominent In the
The, The temper OF Misrepresentation. however,
quickly underwent n change upon the rece!p! Of
ndvico from Warrington that the passhge oil the
bill Introduced In the house by Mr. Springer 10
carry out the recommendations OF the message.
was unlikely to occur at this session OF cor2reis
In view OF the certain opposition Of the silver
NEE and PopuliSts. Opinions On New York
nnanc!els, whcnever cxpreaSed. were warmly 10
favor o! tho Presidents suggestions. but the
grave doubts sustained as 10 the carrying out Of
the recommendations caused a sharp selling
movement, which led 10 d material decline 10
prices. Some long stock was brought out aud
the bears took advantage OF the uncertainty Of
the sltuGt!onto hammer the entire list. Very
little. II Auy, support Was glven 10 the market,
and the downward movement continued IN.
changed TO the close, the final trading being de.
cidedly heavy In tone. With the exception OF
Reading and a few of the XpeclAltics which TO
corded advances and Sugar, Erie, New York Cen.
Tral and Tobacco. which are unchanged. the
closing prices OF the shares dealt In shoNed de-
clluos on the day, ranging from ka33; per cent,
the latter in General Electric. Sugar lost 4 per
cent at tho opening, advanced ~ and reacted !
per cent The Graugrrs show Losses OIL the day
OF 5isll4. Edison Electric Of New York ;: New
Jeney Central and Delaware / LackawannRlS:
Lake Etie i Western preferred. Leather prefer.
red and Baltimore < Ohio l per cent; Cotton OIL
x; Chicago Gas and Tobacco preferred u.
The bond market was uctlye aud depressed
throughout tho day. The total sales were
Sl.l9a.UN.
Government bonds weak on the Presidents
message recommending 4 new bond Issue.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds weak.
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senate bill 10. to establish a preparatory
branch OF tho state univcraity at Mont.
gomory.
Mr., lIcnslcy was granted n leave Of alb.
Bcnce, ~
Tho house Joint resolution 10, provid.
Ing Tor q joint committee to vlsit tho re-.
form school, was adopted.
Tho president announced tho an.
pointmont OF Mossra. Whitaker and
Stewart on tho part Of tho senate TO visit
tho %penitontiary.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
90. repeating the act to increase tho
supply Of food fi.heI; As, concerning
acts valid between partiov, but void ia
to creditors aud purchasorg.
Senate bill 10. amending the act os.
tablishing tho lchool district OF Wolls-
burg, was orderodback 10 a second read.
Ing.
Senate bills advanced 10 third road.
Ing: o., %onacting q hog law for Morgan
county; so, encouraging the breeding
and Improvement Of trotting and pacing
horsea; 81, making five month"; school
tho minimum; 60. establishing weather
and crop bureau; %. amending tho
charter OF Wellsburg; also, house bill
10, amending tho charter Of Mounds.
Vile.
Senate bill IS, relating to baquosts
aud othor convoyaacos, ~rocommitied
TO tho judiciary committee.
lIouso bill No. "a, rotating 10 salariep
OF county officers. was rcforred 10 tho
judiciary committee.
House bill No. Q, amending Hunting.
ton's charter, was ordered TO n second
reading and mad. the special order for
February 2 at IL o'clock.
House joint resolution No. 6, tho
Nicaraguan canal resolution, was re.
jected.
Senate joint resolution No. 9, propoa.
ing q constitutional amendment for
female suffrage, was rejected.
Sonato bill No. SO, amending tho
school law, tho special order for ESQ,
was laid on thetabic.
Mr.. Hughe, introduced senate bill
No, l07, requiring railroads to use for
local traffic the Classification OF freight
used bythem for Interstate traffic, aud
prescribing q tarifi o~tchnrgcs.
MIR. Finley introduced senate joint
resolution Nc. IL, authorizing the gov
ernor TO contract for one thousand
copies OF Hutchinsoh's West Virginia
treatise for tho uso OF state officers,
judges. etc.
Tho senate adjourned after complct.
ING the calen dar
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Specie! Dapaieh 10 the IHtltigen.er.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2S.-The
following We,t Virginia claims have
been adiudicased by the pension de-
partment:
Reissue - John Right, Bslington ;
Absalom Everly, Herring; Richard W.
Pickett, Palatine; Francis NJ. Stephens.
Silver,on; Isaac Outright. Queens; John
Grimm, Gladesviile; Samuel Starkey,
Folsom; Edward NJ. Costello. Glades-
vile; benjamin Reynolds, Spencer;
John W. starkey. Folsom.
Increase-Isaac 7. Law. Big Bend;
Reasons. Michael, Shinnstown; Andrew
X. noschar, Point Pleasant.
Renewal-James NJ. Lindsay. Lum.
berport; Amazlah D. Fold, Herring;
Henry Bowman, Red House Shoals i;
William Slime, Triplctt.
Original-John W. Hensley, Okla;
Charles A. Gallaher, Colfax.
Supplemental-Hiram Reynolds, Nal.
den; James Collin7. Tunnelton.
Original widows, &c. = Elizabeth
White, Grafton. Roissue-Annie R.
Huymaker, A%rnoldsburg.
Mexican war widows-Auna ]. Dow.
den, Grafton.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Bills introduced: 225, by Morris, maxi
ing it unlawful to offer rewards to any
one employed in public schools for
recommending any text book or other
school supplies; DC, by Morris, amend.
ing the act providing for a state board
OF examiners; 227, by Cook, OF Mellow.
ell, by request, extending the time in
which distraint and sale may be made
ior taxee.
The committee on mines and mining
reported iavorably on house bill oO3,
for tho protection OF lives and property.
Bills advanced to second reading:
Senate bill 20, relating to duties OF sher.
ifs and tax collectors; house bills $50,
concerning minea and mine ventilation;
Sc, Amending section :. chapter s,
acts OF 1890. concerning terms OF
courts; 81. concerning lodge char
tiers, etc. l35. amending sections 9and
10. chapter ITO, Of tho code; 81, relating
10 husbands liabilities for wile'a torts;
90, amending tho act establishing a fish
commission; Sc, relating to liens OF
mechanics and others; l0i, regulating
amounts and collection OF fecs OF expert
witnesses; l06,% providing for %acondensa-
ton and index to acts Of the legislature,
to be prepared by eclerk OF tho house;
100, describing the compensation Of
assessors; lie, for tho prevention OF
cruelty to animals; ll6, to reform, alter
aud modify the county court OF Barbour
county; lis, to repeat tho approprla-
,ions allowed L. W. Wilson and heirs
oil Beverly Tucker out Of tho states
share OF direct tax; 40. providing for
n 20.cent state levy for general and
4 lucent lovy for school purposes; l5l,
rotating to the duties OF county super
intendents; ia, relating to civil suits
before circuit courts; l55. providing Tor
laborors' lion on forest products; 10,
revising and consolidating the military
lava; 90, to prevent tho spread OF con.
tagious diseasc4 among domestic ami.
mails; 81, Amending the law relating to
tho state board Of health: AZ, changing
tho timo OF holding courts in tho eighth
judicial circuit; e., amending sections
l and 12. chapter AZ, relating TO munich
pal corporations; 70. amending charter
OF Now Cumberland; So, changing tho
timo OF holding circuit court in Mason,
Putnam and Kanawhn counties.
House bill o.. providing for tho i'm
provcmont of tho .Guyandotto river was
rejected, Mao los, abolishing duys OF
grace; 81 and G3. reducing general levy
and increasing tho school levy; TO-, to
preyont Determinations by lie insur-
anco companies, woro rejected, Ad.
journed.
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a Million Fr,nd.

A friend in need 10 q friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend In br.
Kings Now Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has won.
dorful curative powers in all diseases OF
throat cheat and lungs. Each bottle is
Guaranteed TO do all that is claimed or
money vii. BIO refunded. Trial bottle,
rec at tho Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Largo bottles Soc and 81
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La Grippe is coufounded by many
persons with a severe attack OF cntarrh.
which in some respects resembles the
former. These individuals suffer sovere-
ly with pain about the forehead, eyes
aud ears, with soreness in throat and
stoppago OF the nasal passages. and in
fact, arc iucapacitated for work Of any
kind for days at n time. Those are
catarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream Balm
has been used with the best results in
ouch cases. Tho remedy will give in
atant relief.
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PrNplEs, bluckheads. molss, irecklo>
Ian and sunburn removed by Johnson's
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Chss. r.
Goetze and W. W. Irwin.


Be surc and uso that old and wcll.tried
remedy, Mas. WISsLow'sSoorulNG SYRUP
for children toothing. 1t soothes tho
child, softons the gums, nllays nil pain,
cures wind collie and is tho best rene.
dy for diarrhnL Twenty-Five conts a
bottle. MwFAw
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intonSe itching and
singing; most ut night; worso By scratching. II
bleed and ~ulcerato, becoming vcrv sore.
SwAYSg's 0lSrMEST stops tho Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. and IN most cases re.
moves tho tumors. Al druggists, or by mail. for
6Occnts. DR.. swnyno & Son. Philadelphia
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A good way to serve hulled corr is to
cook half m hour or longer in water,
then eason well with milk. butter and
salt. 1t is also eaten cold with milk. In
most cities and villages the corn is pre-.
pared by n dealer, but on farms it ia
easily made with lye OF wood ashes. tax
ing the corn out as soon as the hull will
slip of, washing we'll aud boiling in sev-
eral waters until free from lye.
tCop,riaht5
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DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. so.
Let ui fold away our fears,
And put by our foolish tears,
And through all the coming years
Just be glad.
JAMES wIlIrcoNB RILEY.

BREAHPAsr-pearl hominy. Beefs.eak.
Buckwheat criddlo cakes. Maple
syrup. Coffee.
DrSSEK-Roast Turkey. Mashed pota.
toes. Boiled onions. Cabbage salad.
Ounce Jelly. White bread. Apple
pie. Cheeae.
SuPPER--Buttered toast. Graham mush.
Berries. Cookies. Milk. Tea.
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Simply apply "]SwAYSE's oiSrNESr." No In.
tcrunl medicine required. Cures tcitcr. eczema,
Itch, NIL oriptions OH tho incc, hands. nose. DC,
leaving tho skin clcar, white mud hoalthy. Its
great healing mud curative powers arc possessed
by no othor remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSEs OINTMENT. 81 7TItsAw
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
20. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No. IS. to take OBJECT lc:al a. m, s
SUNDAY. November l9, 1874

IIM6 INUIO No 10. 70 Wk1 VUtCI I-.VI Z. m,
SUNDAY. November l9, 1924
Leave Wheeling tS:0. t9:S. ell:Da. m, I'm
s3:lJ. tt:3o, 1900 p, III.
Leave Peninsula -ts:o6. 1851, sll:l6a m.,t,:&
s3:.l, tl:s6. 1905 y, III.
Leave Martin's feuy-tS:la, t9.57, i,l:s,a II,
ta;3a. ~S:a7. ti:t!, tD:l2.
Arrive terminal J unolion-is:7. hD;u3, Hiss
a. H.. t.:2S, 1885,. ti:i6. sa:ls p. u.
Leave Terminal Junctlon-t7:a.. $500, a m,
1870, a. H., t3:59, taos. tS:lt, ts:.S p. IN.
Leave Mnrtiu's Forry-t1:25, 1901 am, allx5,
fi:0S, fl:lo. t5:l9, ISIS. y. m.
Leave Peninsnla-t7:3 l9ii4a m, "la:jl, sI:lL.
tt:l7. t5:?5, tS:M y. m.
it:l7,. tees. th:si. t9:M r. m.
sDaily. tDaily oxcopl Sunday. i5undays only.
All trains will run OIL Eastern Tina
J.E TAUSSlu, Superintendent
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Now York-The demand assumed better pro.
portions as tho day passed. aud closed with n
growing Interest for all seasonable spccialtics,
but wni more ~inslstent for free deliveries on nd.
vance orders. Staple aud fancy dress goods
were much sought Ri,cr, but few goods were 10
be had for prompt delivery. brown cOtsons
commanded moro attention. Printing cloth
market tfin, Il not tied IN az 2 q,lGc.
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n.y. Pennsylvania Stations.
|VsHHnnSy|v1nia LINES.
~ Trains Nuo BY Coa.ral Time.

rIcWEr OFFICES At pEaENrI~AsIA STATION OF
WATER ST, Fo0r Ov ELEVENTH ST.. WiIEELiS0,
AT MoLUnE HOUSE,, WHEELING, ASn AT TIM
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. pRiDGSroRr.
SOUTHWEST Sy~rryL"nAr u ,SrLE RoUrr.-
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nT7tniSct April JSLa5sSc Corn &c lower;
No. . mixed JANUARY i6L,al6Nc: February
46t.aiGhc: Match l6I; dlGJlc: April i7IiHi7HG
Oats steady; No, . white January S6ns6Sc;
February 3~Gas6yIc; March 3~6b:R3Ic; April a7a
a,7tc HITTER iirm; fancy western creamery ?Ic:
DO Pennsylvania prints &c: do jobbing 2iaEC.
Eggs arm: fresh nearby gia21c; do western &c.
Cinclnnnti-flonr firm. wheat irregular. No.
!. red o1aiic; receipts 300 bushels; shipments
5l,WO bushels. Corn In active demand aud frm,
NO. Z mixed iiIGc. Oats s,cadyi No. 2 mixed
5isaas2ci Rye easier; No. ., ahc' rorE steady:
demand and steady. Whisky In fair demand
at y ~ lutter firm. Sugar strong, Eggs arm
ut &c, Cheese easy.
Iol"do=.wheRt active aud frmcr. No. 2 cash
January s!c: May, SiItc. Corn 10; ? lnIIed
ilhc. Oats steady. No, 2 mixed 50o: No. .
white 52.Ic. Rye dull aud steady; cash G3c.
Cl0vctsetd ActlYe md hlnheE.s ---
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Chienro -Cattlo-common to extra dressed
beei and shipping steers wero quoted Ut s. 25a
30; cows and bulls at .! tOaJ 70. and stockeN
aud feeders NJ 81 h5aa rs. Prime heavy hogs
were salablo At q 6,at 90, and thoro were sales Us
high As " 2jat 30. The bulk OF the hogs were al
about & GOAT 20 for commOn 10 good lights. aud
about ~ 2Sat 20 for averages oil over 100 lbs.
sheep-Were quoted at 81 2jai 90, and sales OF
lambs wero at 81 2Sat 81. Receipts = Cattle.
1900 head; calves. 200 head; hogs, 5000 head;
sheep, 1900 head.
East Liborty-cattle dull: primo s. 0oaj Is;
good " tShi CO. bulls. stays and cows 81 Ooaj Is.
Hogs active; fhiladolphiM 81 bSRt GO; common
10 fair Workers " SNal 90: roughs s. 0Oat l2M,
Sheep steady: extra q GOn3 s.; good q OOAS ~;
Common TO fair lambs s. 60at 90.
Clncinpnti-lJogs In active demand and high.
Or at 81 loat Vo: receipts 500 head; shipments
100 head,
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TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on ana ate,
sahhhty =. 1924 E~SPLASATiOh or REFEEgSCe
AlAhks: lDnlly; SUNDAY excepted; MONDAY OK.
copied: Saturday excepted; SUNDAY only; bSt,.
unfiiay only. 'M0nday only. Eastern Standard
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Alntala.

Now Yotk-Piy iron quiet. TIN quiet and
weak: straits Sl4H plates dull and weak; spel,er
weak. Lead firm. Copper steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-29
THE LEGISLATURE.
What thostato Representatives ut
Charleston arc Doing.
THE SENATEON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

A Proposed Constitutional Amend.
mont with that End In View Reject.
ed-rhe Moundsville School Dis.
trict Bond Bill Passes tho House.
State Board of Agriculture Bill I,o.
fcrred Back to tho Committee on
Agriculture.