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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-28

Geese. y pair. 81 sO@1 10: Ducks, 50 5o@6;
Hens, S4@5: BOOSTERS. young, 81 5O95 80; do,
old. S4@4 5O Fryers, 81 so: Broilers. S4G4 80 for
large and s3@3 so for small: Pigeons 81 50@l Is
q dozen Tor young and $l@l % for old.
GAME-Continues of favor and some Kinds
are still lower. Quail are quotable at 81 2 dozen:
Maliard, 81 90 r dozen; Canvasback. S4@7 SO
e dozen: Sprls, 81 SO q dozen; Teal. z5cg
VI; Widgeon, 75c@$1; Small Duck, Toe: Hare,
50c@$l Rabbits. 81 25@1 so for Cottontails and
$I ior small; Gray Geese, $2@2 80; White Geese,
VI; branL, III 25@ 50 q dozen: Honkers, $3@4;
EnPliSh Shine 81 lack Shine. 81
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.
BRAN-s1l 5O@ls p ton. jobbing rates

BRAN-$11 50@13 p ton. jobbing rates
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for lower grades up to
$50 30 e tOn Tor the Desl.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roiled Barley, s14 6O@l5 so:
Oilcake Meal at the MILL S21 u ton; iobbing.
$22 so; Cottonseeu Uicake, $21.
HAY-Steady at the old prices. Wheat is quot
able at 81 50(1l2: Dat, 5000 Wheat and Dat, $40
10 So Barley, So $685. Alfalfa, $6(@7 so; Glover,
Sc 50@7 so: Compressed, $6@I0 so; Stock, $685.
e. ton.
STRA W-35MRnc a hale
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FOREIG, MARKETS.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, ENG, Dec. 27.-The spot market
is higher at IS 41ad@5s 51ad. Cargoes steady
at 27s 412d arrived
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LIVERPOOL quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: De-
cember, IS 212d; January. os 234d; February, 5s
312d; Marcn, os 414d; April 5s 412d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG. Dec. 81. - Consols, 107; sill
yer, 80 7-l6d; French Rentes, lOOf 521ac,
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Beef is steady. Mutton and Lamb are firm. Hogs
quiet. Wholesale rates for dressed stock from
slaught erers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@51ac; second quality,
41yac: third do, 3014c q h.
VEAL-Large. 4@D5c: small, 6@l7c p h.
/ MUTTON-Wethers SC; Ewes, 4Iac q ID.
Handspring Lamb, 121ac; Yearlings, 6@61ac
p b.
PORK-Live Hogs, 314c p h for large and $3.50
for small dressed do, 41aG15 1ec % H.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Orpheus takes for Cork, 49, O4
cts, valued at 44,176; Marechal Suchet, for Liv-
erpool, SO, l53 cts at $54, 400
The market is firm, but further advance Is
noted. No. l, 1884 c@$l = ctl: choice, 81 OIL !:
lower grades, S093i12c; extra choice tor milling,
81 05d1 10 q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION = 10 o'clock - May-500
tons, 81 051B: 500, 81 0514.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-May - 100 tons,
81 053s.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May-20O TONS 81 051a !;
1900, 81 O53s.
BARLEI-No change to report Feed quotaDle
a. 65G671ac q ctl; choice, 6Ss4c: Brewing, 721a0
s212c; Chevaler 81 l0@l ~ for No. and 7O(9
90c q ctl for on grade.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssION-10 o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEsSIoN-No sales
AFTERNOON SESsIoN-May-600 tons, 7Uc: 100,
697sc.
OATS-Dealers expect no animation in this mar
ket until after the of the Milling quot
able at 70@75c r cti fancy Feed. 80@S5c: good
to cnoice, o712@lSOc: common TO fair, 571a@65c;
Gray. 65@75c; Red, for seed. S5@96c; Black, for
seed, 81 1901 80; Surprise, 90@9712c
CORN-The market continues very slow. Large
Yellow S0tdS21ac; Small Round do, S21a(Gs5 sc !;
White, S0GS5c q ctl.
RYE-Quoted at 75@SOc p ctl.
BUCKWH EAT-Quoted at 75c@S1 p ctl, ac-
cordinp 70 oualty
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IOULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY-Prices showed no change Of any
consequence yesterday beyond an improvement in
dressed Turkeys.
Live Turkeys, s@lOc for eobblers and s@lOc
p b for tAens; Dressed Turkeys, 1O@121ac p ID:
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SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF TIE MARhEIS.
Sharp drop in exchange.
Fifteen Failures last week.
silver unchanged.
Wheat firm. barley steady.
Oats, Corn and Rye quiet.
Bran and Alddlings unchanged.
Beans dull and weaker.
Hay steady.
Onions firm.
Butter and Eggs steady. Cheese firm.
Dressed Turkeys rather firmer.
Game still cheap.
Considerable change in Oranges.
Apples dull aud lower.
Dried Fruit sui quiet.
Provisions unchanged.
Rice rather weak.
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BANK CLEARlNGS.

NEW YORK, n. ", Dec. 27.-Bank clearings
totals at the principal cities for the week ended
December rs, with comparisons, as telegraphed to
Bradstreet's:
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NEW YORK. STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
shares.

Money on call easy at 5@7%; last loan at 5%
and closing offered at ~. Prime mercantile pa
per, 41a@51ag. Bar silver e61sc. Mexican dol
lars o214c. Sterling exchange weaker, with
actual business in DANGERS bills at 81 1884 "a SO
for sixty days and "a S9@4 1914 for demand.
Posted rates, 81 SS1a@4 9012. Commercial bills,
$4 s6s4@4 S71a Government bonds steady; state
hoard was QQiet
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Builders Contracts,

Gustav &, Daniels with A. Dahberg, to erect
two-story frame building line of Calforni,
street, 1915 Il of Laurel; $2515.
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BOAR -ALES.

Following were the sales IN the San Francisco
STOCK Board yesterday:
REGULARMoRSINss Vssr,S CONN., ENcrNs Ar3 80.
100 Alpha. "a 100 Confid... $50 Ophr.. LAO
200 & B. ..S4270 & IL C.....434 400 Savage. 30
100 Bodie.... 474O0 ......... IA 200 $ New. SO
200 AS So .s02OO Union C..44
700 Bullion 81 5000 HIN 49,. 90 200 Jacket. 40
1000 Chollar .56I2OO Mexicn. "a 100
100 CC&V. .2.35l3OO Y q 81 Gill
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:3O.
200 Alpha .. % 400 Chollar ...55 500 f Nev..O2
200 3 d b.. 80 100 CCV. 2. 80 100 Occidtl ia
100 ........ S3 so .....-.2. 80 200 Savage. 80
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RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE,
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Eggs are slightly dearer. Butter is unchanged.
Meats and Poultry sell at last weeks prices.
Game is cheaper
Fruits and Vegetables show little change.
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday was another quiet day in mining
stocks and values showed no variation worthy of
note
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Alaska Pkrs.
BlkDCoal Co.
CalCotMills..
CalDrvDock.
Edison Light.
GasCOnAsSn.
HawC&SCo..
HutchSPCo..
JudsonMfgC.
Mer Elk Assn
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MAnrrN's I,nr;sY.
IInpS aud NlishurS III tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River

unpS aud NiishupS IL tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River
Earl lIayetleld aud brother. Joan, re-
turned 10 CndiE last evening on their
wheels after spending low days with
the family OF Mr.. Barrett, tho grocer
A ralIying nesting OF tho hing's
Daughters is announced for next Mon.
dav evening, Tor which special pro.
grammc lie being prepared.
Miss Lucy Ilcling leaves to-day fol
her honr AZ l.lwOoi Civ, altor spend
ing several weeks visiting relatives IN
this place.
MIR. and Mrs. A, G. IIarroll, Of poto.
mac, ". W.. arc visiting tho family Of
S. +. Dcan, on North Fiith stroct.
Miss Liz1io RainOy arrived homo last
evening from an extended visit IN tho
northern part Of tho state.
Tho new library Of tho Epworth
League was opened to tho members for
tho first time lapL night
viii Rogers will go TO East Liverpool
tomorrow to take part IN tho Y. NJ. Z.
A. lold day races.
MIR. aud Mrs. White, Of ColorRin,
wero visiting friends aud rclattvoi IN
town yesterday.
Miss Laura WOstwood returned Last
ovonng from buffalo, whore she hNt
been visiting.
". j. llowcllS aud family. Of Broad.
Way, are visiting ifleAlg at Ufbana, o,
PnycmOnts arc being laid about tho
north school Uuidlug
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GALrsnuRd, lit. Sept. 3.-Pool sell.
ing came to an abrupt end to-day at the
track. Mr.. Williams is reticent as to
the cause OF tho stop. but the report iS
that hc had received notice that he
would be arrested II selling was con.
tinued, and no did not care TO run tho
risk. Results:
2:lS trot-Aliie X. won second and
third heats and the race, in 2:l2, 2:lGi.
Conductor won tho frat heat In 2:lj.
2:2G troi--Katrlna Belle won in
straight hdnts, in2:23, 2:lG
2:22 pace bacillus won second and
third heats and race. IN 2:l7i, 2:lGt
Halt Cloud won tho fr't heat, IN 2:l7 /.
2:lj trot-Birdip Clay won in straight
hoats, in 2:i5 2;lil.
$500 pace-Nla. Rita won in straight
heats. IN 2:l3j, 2:lO.
2:@@2 -Aluoralarch won second
md third heats aud the race; ;lmc.
2:l7i 2:lj l'urottO won tho lrst Heat
Ia 2:lS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
SOLEMN CEREMONIES
AT Mt, do Chantnl Academy Yes
terday Afternoon.
WHEN THREE YOUNG LADIES ENTER
Tho Order ot tho vIsltauon-lm.
prNsSIvo aud Appropriate Address
by ~. Nov. BIshop Eonanuo an tho
UccasIou-Fnpr Young Ladies' VIII
Jain tho Sisters OF st, Joseph This
Afternoon,

Three young laden entered the Vii
laIion convent at Mt. do Chantal yestOr'
day. -Four more will join the Sisters Of
81, Joseph, in this city, this afternoon,
A very beautiful and interesting cere'
mOny took place at Mt. do ChanIal yes.
terduy afternoon at o'clock, when the
three young ladies joined tho Visitation
order They wcro Miss Mary Lolick,
Of Sandusky, Ohio. who will hereafter
bs known aS Sister Mary AuIonioi Miss
Mary MRcdona, OF New York, who will
be known us Sister Frances do Sales,
and Miss Della Manion, Of Baltimore,
whose name in religion is Sister Mary
Annette
Miss l.odick isa graduate Of this far.
famed institution. The ceremony WAS
very solemn. The habits were blessed
by II, Rev. Bishop DouNhue, who was
assisted by Rev. Father Pacquin, tho
resident chaplain, aud Rev, Father
Moye, Of tho cathedral.
Tho young ladies' entered tho convent
NUhllNl ultHhtA III NNttO hAlh uAl NNNls
Tho RI. Rev. bishop addressed the
young ladies' in language suitable TO the
occasion, explaining the nature OF tho
lie they had chosen, Ito dwolt OH tho
lie OF sacrifice and prayer that the new
religious were expeCtedio live, aud went
into details concerning what an interior
lie means for true Christian,
After tho service the now habits were
blessed and given to tae postuiants,
who then retired from tho chapel. At
bOnediction they returned, aItired ia
the garb of a Visitation Sister.
This afternoon at j:lj the ceremony
OF receiving tile habit OF the Sis,erhOol
Of St. Joseph will take nlare a; TAO
Cathedral. The names OF tho young
ladies' are Misses LizL,O YogIcr aud Ger.
trude GauS. OF Whce!lngi Mss Annie
Emig, OF WeIISburg, and Miss Cecilia
IluWey, OF Wheeling. TT. Row Bishop
DOuahue will otlicIate At the ceremony.
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Tbs fourth Of the Whocting-Warron
,.ms,pow being played for tho second
',,,on championship OF the Iron and
n lsrae, was contested on the Island
round, yesterday morning and re-
nl,sI in avlctory for the home team
decisive score, Kane and Carrick
and Barrett were the pitchers, and al
though Kane was bstIed harder than
ma yi.i,ors' twIrlora no kept the hits
veil scattered and when it was neces'
ury to proyept Warron batsmcn from
masking a hiG "Tol!y" was right there
with his deceptive cross tiIo delivery.
Cari,k wasso wild that no Was relieved
by Brr;sl, in the third inutng after
wheeling hal scored six runs on four
Iuu and bases on balls la tho fifth
me home team gave Mr., Barrett not
reception, making four more runs and
rinching the victory, The game that
The WbeslnYs put up was refreshing
IL iit!srent from that Of the previous
afternoon. Jack" Glasseock was back
4: tr,t and KsIkhoG resumed his posi-
ion in centsr garden.
No runs we're made until the third,
when Wheeling made six. Ball was hlI
by pi,cho! ball and stole second after
Violet had been retired. CrotIy
,n.Ied, scoring Ball; GIAsscock walked
and Kerr made a hit, filling tho bases,
Shaws base on balls forced in u run;
Kalkhotf ait to \. Wagner who iumbled
cI,arin: the baaes. Singles by Kane and
Bal! brought in the fifth and sixth runs
Of the inning. Tha Warrens got ono run
in their half. In the fourth the visit.
Ou scored again on Al Wagnor's
double, wild pitch and Shaw's mulL
In the filth the home team scored four
more runs. Shaw singled and scored
on Ka.khoh's twn-ba,e hiI. Kane got
Tree transportation to trIt and three
runs we're scored on Balls lus two
bagger. Ball went to third on tbs throw
AMI scored on VioloLs sacrifice. Tho
srNrR.
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DErGoir, Sept, Sat Highland Park
the feature OF the day was FrOd i. "a
performance in tho fourth heat OF the
g.l7 rot, In which he lowered tho state
half milo track record to 2:lJi. lie
was obliged, however, to take second
place in the race. Weather tino; track
excellent.
9:I3 pace, purse $500 lunGnishod yos-
terduyj-violet won third, fourth aud
filth heats and race, in 2:i7. 2:liy, 2.lOi.
Nydla won lrsL and second heats Ia
2;i7, 2:li!.
2:3O pace; purse $SlO-Jtmmie Mac
won first, fourth aud iiith heats aud
race tn @:i7, 2:l5h 2'lj! May Mar
INV won second heat IN 2:ln Emma
wilkes won third heat In 2:lBi.
9:l7 troi. pursO IL ,OJJ-LGdy Roberts
won second, third aud sixth meats aud
race Ia 2ilS!. 2:IUh 2:lB! Frod u. won
fourth and nth heats IN 2:iJl, 2;lG
l,e,iua won lrst hca. IN 9:lSt,
2:33 uot; pur'o 500 luDlini,hod) -
Sam Hill won frat Two hoatG Ia 2;2O
ututl
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ro.XlGII'- FITriC BATTLE.
FarrnghCr aud Gallagher WIN DoI fol
Twenty-Five Rounds.

EarTRghCr aud Gallagher WIN DoK for
Twenty-Five Rounds
This evening in tho Fulton arena OF
the Metropolitan Athletic Club two
well known boxers will meet tor the
second time aud the result will be
looked to with interest Both men are
good boxers and ii anything but an in.
teresling aud holly contested battle is
tho result It will be surprising.
Jimmie" Gallagher, OF Pittsburgh, aud
mike" FarraVher. OF Youngstown,
OHIO, are the boxers. Wheeling people
have seen both men IN the roped arena
before, Gallagher having been beaten
by the Homesloader, Parry, aud Far.
ragher, on the other baud, defeated
Parry before the local club. In addi-
ton Farragher and Gallagher have
twice met, once to a ten.round draw DO.
fore the NeshAnnock club IN New
Castle aud later at IIoms.,aad when
Farragher won in twenEy.tlinie rounds
on foul.
To.ngnts encounter is for twenty.
five rounds and tho referee eau order
additional foundsit it be necessary In
order that no can render decision.
Farragher will arrive from Pittsburgh
this morning and Gallagher will arrive
about tho game time. both men have
trained faithfully and their hackers
assert that they are in top.notch condi'
tinu
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l4lI1 MAY nNOIDH IT.


Wheeling aud Warren Play the Firth
Game OF tho series This Artoruoou-WiIl
b" - Great Contest
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Wheel.
ing and Warren ball teams, which arc
battling in series OF five games Tor tho
championships oi the second season OF
;ho Iron and Oil league, will meet in tho
liilh game OF ina series. As Wheeling
has won ihros OF the necessary iour 1t
will be- seen tina, il the locals take to.
days game thay will be tho champions.
For THIS reason both toams will fight
desperately for tho victory aud one OF
the beat played game' OF tho season will
undoubtedly ho seen. Harry Sialoy
will piIch his fourth game Tor Wheel.
Ing aud McGinnis, late Of buffalo, will
probably be in the box for the visitors.
Tho WRrrsnl will DO strengthened DO.
hind the bat by the arrival OF "Pe,e"
Lavelle, OF Pittsburgh. VINO Caught for
the steubenville Interstate team early
in tho season. The game will be called
at 1 o'clock so that persons wishing to
SEQ a part OF tho race programme a! the
State Fair can do 30.
On ThursIay and Friday the two 70.
naming games OF tho series OF seven
with Warren will DO played. There
will be no more morning games; they
will be called at 1 o'clock p. IN, each
1av
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

Asa remedy for all forms Of head.
ache Electric BitIorS ha' proved to bo
tue very best. it effects permanent
cure, aud tho most dreaded habituGl
sick heldaaAe, yield to its influences.
We urge al! who are afflicted TO procure
. bottle, and give tins remedy lair
trial. In cases OF hnbitual ConItipa.
tlon Electric BiIton cures by giving
the need iouu TO tho bowels, and few
ensOs long resist the uso OF this medi.
cine. Try 1t once. Large bottles only
fiIy cents at Logan Drug Cos Drug
Store, q
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aovEnNoM M0oNKLN nEnG.


lie Visits tho state Fair aud Hts Hosts OF
Friends.
HiS oxcollsncy, Gov. William A. Mac
Corkle, arrived in the city yesterday.
It was announced last week that tho
governor would take in the State Fair,
aud il his visit has any other object but
relaxation and to SEQ tho biggest show
in West Virginia, it has not transpired.
lie was accompanied BY Mr. W.
&. MacCorklO aud Col. Bob"
Carr, the well known statesman.
The party put up at the Windsor,
but u reporter who called twice last
evening failed TO find tho governor in.
lie was an interested spectator at tho
races Yesterday afternoon. aud as he
took in the fair with party OF dis
tinguished gentlemen hO looked as II
the cares OF state sat lightly on his
broad shoulders for the time hoing.
Tho governor met many Wheeling
people, all of whom were charmed by
his aiTabe manner aud genial presence.
1t 10 understood he will DO here Tor q
day or two, mainly for recreation.
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rnliADELInIG, Sept. 3. - Taylor
stitched a great game to-day, holding
rusUG's down to eight hits. Ho wac
vel supported. too, the only costly or
r5r Of the three charged against tue
home team being a d'gPBs thrown
bs. By Boyle in the seventh, which
materially helped tho visitors to score
Hat! wai pounded hard throughout,
aud bis support was none oil the best
The batting OF De.chaniy. Thompson
and Clements. and tue Holding Of SnlLl.
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Two Americans i,gur" Among III" ""N'
tnrs Jtrss Tournament Ninh"t"

Two Americans IDgurU Among the ""N'
ing, CHESS Tournament winter"
ll,rlgoa, EgGbASp, Sept 3.--Tho two
yamo. lot unfinished IN tho intorhN'
tIonal ruoasmislcm' tournament were
finished to-day. lSchiporln boat sclloC'
tor IN lsny LopO6 after eighty move,'
lcicnminn bcnt Mason IN q Qn'ons
pambti declined after seyCnly movos.
Final psutU Fiat prize, II, n. Piiu.
miy lAmrUcanJ, ~ wins second
nulr, NJ T. 'lchgoun, 10 WINS tlbfd
prlo, l.. ha1kbr, log wine fourth prlto,
Dr. X. lRtfnrl. II wins, hin prlzo.
William sicluiA IAmoucanL Is Wln,;
al, .npuzn, Il sehilota, . wins seventh
pflyo, Z. v Bntleobon aud H. IOiCh'
mann, ~ wins zach.
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strangers in tho U..y nni Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

strangers in tho U..y npl Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Mr.. William Cox and wiio aud his
daughter, Robert Svlysy. will leave next
sunday night for Louisville. Ky, and
New Albany, lad. Mr. Cox is u naive
OF tho latter place, and his vile aud
niece, Of Louisville Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
nAys mt revisited their old home sirce
1887, while Mrs. Seivey has not been
back for tWsnty.tyo years. They arc
naturally anticipating moat enjoyable
visit.
II. y. Wordon aud wilo. Of Davis, are
10 town.
h. q. Dakan and vile, OF RoSby'a
Rock, are in the city.
B. n. Lindsey aud vile, Of SteubSn-
vile, are Mt the Stamm.
II. Il. MAY and son, oil New Martins
Gllo, were up yesterday.
Misses Rose aud b. NJ. Robinson. OF
Warrington, are in the city.
J. W. Powell and W. f. Waters, OF
Amos, are among the Stamm's guests,
John McEIdownoy aud Ell. Brast, OF
New Martinsvlle, were up yesterday.
Miss Rosauna Rock, of the Island, left
Tuesday for MNckinac Island aud Toledo.
John Mcmahon, j. n. Gibson and D.
C. Casio, OF Elizabeth, are at the Stamm
house.
L. W. Blaney and " ie nd Mira. John
BlRney, OF ROuey's Point, are taxing in
the big fair
0. Shook, Pearlie Shook and @. b.
Hitchcock, OF Ftieadiy, were at the
Boher last night.
20. Smith aud Miss Maud CrAndall.
OF Warrington. wero registered at I
Behcr yesterday.
Messrs l.. i. Davis, Clyde Davis, +.
+. Bol and W. S Means, Of Orator,
were here yesterday.
NIessrs. G. Powell aud U. n. Arnett,
IT,, Of Fairmont, arc among tho fair Wis.
ltors. Ihoy arc At the Windsor.
Mrs. Robert Teasdulo aud two sons,
Edward and Will, have returned from
four weeks trip to New York aud
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Michael Reilly aud sister, Mrs.
John Miller, got home yesterday from
an enjoyable trip to Atlantic City and
other eastern points.
c. X. Bowman and ]. L. NeG, OF
Grafton. and J. ". Goodman. OF Pied.
mont, were among the Wost NirCnans
registered at the Behlcr last night,
In tho absence Of Assistant City Clerk
Watkins, who left Yesterday for Alpena,
Mich, City Receiver kndleher,sr pre-
soc over tho police court docket with
grace and ability.
VIII !. Booker, OF Camorou;s. NJ.
Robinson, OF Clarksburg: n. J. Crooks.
ut koyser; Dr. 5. NJ. Richardson, OF
New MartinsyIlo; J. o. Holt and l.
Raymond, OF Grafton; +, W. IIolner
and +. ]. Ulierbuck, ot Burnsville, aro
Among the West Vlrglnians at tho
Siamm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04
KNOWLEDGE

Bring comfort and improvement md
N# lo personal enjoyment when
fm.yusol. The many, who live bet
w.an others and enjoy lie more, with
.. expenditure, By more promptly
.ap,.ng tho worlds best products To
a rrrds or phyaical being, will attest
20. value n health of the pure liquid
.aHm principles pmbmccd in tho
,.Iy syrup Of Figl &c..
excellence rs due IN Nv presenting
'orm most acceptable and pIcl,.'
ui.c tntc, tho refreshing and lrnIy
/ InnI properties Of apcriect lax
' ufcctuilly cleansing ihc system,
u...Ug colds, headache, and i,'ois
permanently curing ConEtIWuoh;
]. .m given satisfaction 70 million1nhI
w with the approval oi The medical
oHIU. bccaiI,c IL nets IN the NII'
Liver and Bowels without WclS'
u.r mom and II Il perfectly lteo IRON
objectionable substance, ,
npuf Rigs Is iSf stIn by aIl drug
q Hau. andsl bottles, bat " hmn''
urH nv the California Iir syfup
4 mu. rl4ln nnmc isptnicion orriy
sa.rpp tho name. syrup ~ flf.
N, IHlug woll informed you VIII nov
ls.cpt any substitute Ii OlloIcd'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

pmi.brlpnIN, Sopt .. -Rosult8'
9.yl tfytap Prince purlv won IN three
sttn,ght haatn IN 2ils}, 2!l7. 2lSl.
$40 pRco Pau won ilnt, iitn aud
UTth heats in 2:lO, 2n2!,a!lbl, Vitollo
won sscond aud third heats in 2:llt,
gIJ sterling won fourth EcaLin 2'lO4
Tomorrow John f. Gontry mud Joe
pilehon pace 900 match race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

On August %, September 10 aud q,
the Burlington Ronte will sell round
trip tickets at very low rates TO points
In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Utah.
the Dakota. Wyoming, Black Hills and
other western points. For particulars
call on your agent. or address
b. o. IvEs, General Passenger aud
Ticket Agent St. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

CHOLERA MonBus Is dangerous com.
plant, aud often is fatal in its results.
10 avoid this you should use Do Wits
Collie and Cholera euro, as soon Ns tho
first sympl1ms appear. Logan Drug
Co.. Wheeling, W. Va, d. I. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
mort o. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-04

Would not surprise you rs much as the
fine Dairy Butter, thrOO pounds 90 cents,
At Fitzgibbons' Butter Stand, ll0j Mar
ket street, in Rehm's meat market.